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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-11-14
BICYCLE AND WILD ANIMALS.
A SJmic Papers Porcupine Joke Nearly
Realized In the Woods.

Realized In the Woods.
A comic paper printed picture some
time ago that showed man riding
along on his bicycle with a porcupine
in the middle of the road before HIM.
The front wheel went into the porcu-
pines quilts, and the tire was pune
tured many times. Only those who have
ridden over country roads and have seen
the various animals that escape the
wheel by narrow margin realize how
easily the jest might come true.
In the immediate vicinity of New
York a good many small animals have
heen killed-rats, mice, sparrows, prob
ably gray squirrels and snakes-but in
the woods on good trail the wheelman
finds added possibilities that are not
entirely pleasant. The porcupiue joke
was almost reality one Sunday night
recently to a woodsman who had been
up to Morehouseville, % miles from
Northwood. The woodsman left More
housewife at IL o'clock, and went spin
ming down grade to Northwood. A
6ve-mile patch of woods was soon
reached, and in this he came upon por-
cur:ne while going at 2:30 gait. His
lamp showed the beast just in time for
him to turn out, and go past less than
two feet from the prickly beast. This
same woodsman was one day riding up a
trail when he saw five cartridges ahead.
One of these birds did not see him until
it was so close that the wind from its
wings famed his face. Between Car
thage and Lowviile. N. T., recently, a
skunk was found dead in the road. 1t
bad been killed the night before by q
t4cycle. Curiously enough the rider prob
ably did not meet with disaster, as his
wheel had broken the skuuk's back
| y, ), Sun,
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your pardon, I'm sure. Awfuily sorry.
(Aside) Great Scott! know her face
as well as possible, and yet can't for
the life of me put name to her.
Miss Winter pleasantly - 1 hate
travelling alone; I'm so gladycu got N.
Capt. Vivian (heartily) - I'm very
glad, too. (Aside) If I'd the faintest
glimmering of an idea who she is. j
should feel a good deal happier.
Miss Winter-Its quite lcng time
since we met.
Capt. Vivian with convicton) -
should rather think it must be.
Miss Winter-Not since you stayed
with us last.
Capt. Vivian (aside)-This is getting
pretty hot. (Aloud, refectively) See,
when was that?
Miss Winter-Last summer. What
fun those theatricals were.
Capt. Vivian laughing constrained
r)-Yes, capital fun. ASIDE It's
confoundedly odd, / don't seem to re-
member them bit. (Aloud) You've
not been in town lately think.
Miss Winter (distantly)-No, not just
lately. (Relaxing somewhaD 1 met
your sisters very often the last time
was there.
Capt. Vivian-No, did you really ?
(Aside) Now, how on earth did she
manage to do that, when don't hap
pen to possess any. By Jove! I've got
it. She must be taking me for some
one else.
Miss Winter-O yes, and your sister
Amy told me all about yon going out to
India. How soon do you start?
Capt. Vivian Tin confusion) I'm not
going, after all.
Miss Winter deeply interested)-Re-
ally! But thought it was SUCH spien-
did appointment, and your people were
so glad you'd got it?
Capt. Vivian (suggestively)-Are you
quite sure you're not making a mis-
take? Perhaps you are thinking OF
some one else?
Miss Winter (positively)-O no, I'm
not. I've very good memory.
Capt. Vivian (gloomily)-Wish I lad
Miss Winter = By-the-bye. do you
know, you've never asked after pool
dear "Doddles?"
Capt. Vivian (aside)-Now what car
'Doddles" be. (Aloud) What horrid
shame of me. How is she?
Miss Winter-0, she's pretty flourish
ing, thank you, but am surprised you
forgot her, you were so very devoted
to her.
Capt. Vivian (helplessly)-Nas L?
Miss Winter (reproachfully)-O, MIR
Ogilvie! How can 9oul When ycr
sent her such lovely present only last
Christmas.
Capt. Vivian with studied careless
ness)-Do you know, think there mus
be slight misunderstanding some
where.
Miss Winter Cooking much startled,
What do you mean?
Capt. Vivian (categorically)-Well
it's about like this. I've never acted il
my life-I've got no sisters-I dom
know who "Doddles" is-and my nam'
isn't Ogilvie.
Miss Winter alphabetically = Bu
you're just like him.
Capt. Vivian (meekly)-I'm awful.
sorry, but can't help that, can 1?
Miss Winter with rising indignation
But why, why didn't you tell me al
this before-O, it was disgraceful o
you!
Capt Vivian (eagerly)-O, please lie
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MUSICIAN, ARTIST AND Az THOR.

Rudyard Kipling's new book of ballads
viii be called 'ST'he Seven Seas Anum-
Der of the poems have never been pub
lished.
Puvis Gle Chavannes' last three panels
for the Boston public library, repre-
senting Philosophy, Chemistry and
Physics, are now finished and on exbi>
hilton in Paris,
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me explain. You see was quite sure
i knew you, and as you seemed to know
me so well, that made me all the more
certain. Don't you understand?
Miss Winter desperately No,
don't understand at all. If yop are not
Mr.. Ogilyie, why I've never seen you he
fore, so you can't know me.
Capt. Vivian (despondently)-I sup
pose not; and yet-would this be any
help? (Extricates card and hands it to
her.)
Miss Winter tglances at card and
shakes her head)-No, your name is
quite unknown 10 ME. But with con-
eslstion) see you are in the same reg;-
,nent as my cousin, Algie DrunmoSd.
Capt. Vivian iexcitedly)-ThaHs it.
/ remember now. It's your photograph
~ DooQ.
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QUITE MISTAKEN.

Characters: Capt. Vivian, Evelyn Winter,
and Algernon Drummond.
Scene I--York Station. Scotch express
Just starting. Guard topening door Of
carriage, in which Miss Winter is seated
aIone)-Now then. sir. get in here, please,
s,an't keep the express waiting. Capt
Vivian jumps in, in a great hurry. Train
moves off, he starts and looks doubtfully at
his COMPANION.
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ISIS WINTER fplis-

ISIS WINTER fpiis-
chievously)-Iw was
wondering h O W
long it would be
before you became
aware of my exist
ence.
Capt. Vivian
I'm u C h bewil-
dered)-O! l beg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-19
@uf Der Snbn iiberiabrrn.

Q(lIentp m n, 9a., 18. WlGr3.
- Der 40 Sabre ulte Saul 9aoio
Selig, ieines 3ei6eRs Elm 9auiirer,
mar beuts friib i'm 8egriff, nit einem
Wugen, in Dem ii4 auBer inn auf
Ieine beiosn 8naben befunben, bic Sc
leiIe Der yQlQentppn Serminalz8a6n"
gu treu3en, O6ne gu bemerten, ouB gs=
rabe Elm 3ug Der rSerieD Central
8a6n" 9erange6rauit fam. 9as Sc
FG6rt purbe in tauIenb Stiide SER
Ihrsttert uno Selig funo auf Der
StslIe ieinen Sob. Der 5ebn Sabre
alte Rsuben pur0e nit einem I6lim=
men S9Goelbru9 in bus 6oIpital qe=
ihafft, no bic 9ler3te ieine Dieberz
berftsuung fir unm0gIi4 ertldrten.
Der 8jG6rige Wtorris erIitt e6enFaQs
f6ltmme 8erlebungen am &opfe, ipiro
dber Dieoer aeneIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-19
Renrs aus Der ,,tuinDigen staot. "
Siebeu seIbffmoree unS SeIbamUreueriudbe
an cinfnI Susr.

uI ClHfH Su9c.
s 6icdqp, 18. MGr3. - Der am
leBtenSamitag angeoro6te 0eltunterz
gang f6eint ptelen 2euten bic &0pfe
Derorsbt 81 baben, oenn aus alien
5beilen Des Qunoes laufen iiberraz
i6eno biele 8erif)te iiber SeI6ItmorDe
uno SelbitmorbberIu4e Elm. So tpurz
ooT alIein in bieIiger Staot qeItern
iieben oerartige 5dQe Der 9oli3ei qez
meloet uno bier Der lebensmuDen Grz
oenpiIger errei4ten audi i6ren 3ped.
Der 26 Sabre alte, Isoige Gop. Qouz
Den, jr. BON gfr. 2165, gtorozYaulinez
itroBe, pel4er bic Stequng zines
Glert5 in ben n9sering ReaperWprfs"
betleioet, en0ste iein Qe6en bur6 Ell
gene 0ano, tnoem er iih cine Ruqel
in Den &opf iagte. 9enrD 81. Gnon,
Elm Ntonn ppn SO Su6ren uno ais
Glert fir Die nNort6 8ritifb unD Werz
camille SnIurance 60" an Der G6icaz
go=NDenue uno GaB5traBe t6Gtiq, iauz
te oteler f6n0Den QBelt Ballet, inoem
er it4 mtttels zines Strides in Das beTz
fere Senieits biniiberI9ndng. s5ruu
Qmalte S6id bon 9r. 1O42, S6rDopz
itrabe, Witttpe uno N}utter bon feds
8tnoern, blies Iidb in einem QnfuIe
BON S6permutb nit elmer 9ugel Das
2ebensli4t aus, pd6reno 6rau Qaura
IoatRorn Dnn Nr. 264, @lmitraBe, aur
8iftpbioIe griff um bes 2ebens 9iirz
De ab3ui4iitteln. SSrant GonpQD BON
g}r. 4065, Princetonz2lpenue, iu6te
Ietnen Welttummer in ben eifiaen sFluz
t6en oe5 Sees 81 ertrGnfen, puroe
aber bon PpIi3iiteR bem nuIen Glez
ment entrtiien unO iiBt MIN Of Ieines
2et4tiinnes nit einem folOiTalen
S6nupfen ipieOer binter Mutter's
Sfen. Sames 8. W}cGomas, in CIR.
1014, 8eit=2uteItruBe, tpo6nbuft, be-
abii6tigte our4 Ginnebmen elmer Do
fts glorpbium in Die @lpiqteit biniiber
gu i4lummern, unb SRI. Gleanore
Mafnap, eine so Sabre aIte ,9iinitz
lerin," pdbIte ii4 gu ibrem Sel6ItOerz
oerben bag tDotlt4e Gas, pel6es iie,
in t6rem 8aoe3immer Iisgenb, einat6z
mete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-19
Sranrigcs SngnungliIf
Cr(ei0ct 0en J(ummentoO.
SGrs&Gi6er Sef6
Som yrcunSr rridiusrn.
ShitlinsiOnoer SIet6en.

93ilapelpbia 9a., 18, MGr5.
- Sin faperes l1nqliid, peI9em brei
0ten16enleben gum Spfer fielen, err
etgnete iid geitern Na4mittag tur3 por
4 ltbr auf oem 9sIeiie Der y9ennIptz
Odnier 8dbn," am lle6ergang an Der
10. StraBe in gamoen. sSas. Gole=
man, so Sabre alt, SSubrmann in
0ieniten bes SSleii6bGnolers 8. 8.
Robinion BON Der 2. uno 8inezStruBe,
pollte nit feinem Wagen, auf Dem sr
uno 3pei 4zjd6rige &naben - Jranf
McGIustep pon Nr. 233, BinezStr.,
uno G6ds. 9ierce pon 9lr. 237, 9ine=
StraBe - faBen, oa5 8a6ngeleiie pal
ii7en, ais ber BON NelpzYort nu9 9ttz
iantit Gitp beItimmte GdnsQ5ug
becaniuHr. Die 2ptomptioe traf ben
A1Ge9 nit fur9t6arer 8epaIt. Golez
man !pnroe augenbIidtib get0otet; Die
heiosn &noben itarben tur5 Oarauf i'm
n@pnpe 0oipital, pobin man lie gez
bradt bate. QaS PferO enttdm nm
DerleRt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-19
gatriarG srgen SnItan.
Grferer ioa I'D, id,ulsis befennen uns reTs
uircn.

Con itantinopel, 18. WdrS.
- Die Yforte Fat Den 8ertretern oer
r4meritanii6en 9eIeGf4aft POM
9tot4en Sreu3" gegenitber Den @uniA
ausgeIpro6en, DaB Elm tiirttI6er 8ez
amter Die 8ert6eilung Der fir bic Or
menier beItimmten 8aben iibernebme.
Wa6rideinIi9 ipirb man bie5 geItatz
ten, bod ipiro Sri. Barton bic Sberz
uufli4t fii6ren. 9pm armeniI6en
Yatriar6en perlangte Die tiirtiIfe Rez
9terung, DAB er ii6 in einem eigenbdn=
0lgen S6reibsn Die alleinige S6ulo
tlr Die 2tufitGroe in Glrmenien 3uerz
tenne. Sir Den San, oaB bieier iih
oa3u berbeilGBt, ipiiroe Die Siirtei ben
8rtef in einem 3otbbu9 per0ffentliz
den, um Die 9lngdben Der britil1en
8lau6iifer 2iigen ftrafsn 81 t0nnsn.
Der Sultan 6at benz 9atriar6en nube
legen laifen, bab ieine fernere Qlmts=
tbdtigtelt 81 neuen Reibungen 2lnlaB
geben tonne. S6ne bic @tnpilIiqung
Der Rei6s0erIummlung fam DerIeGbe
ober nt6t reiigniren un0 oie1e G0rz
perf6aft lit Ieit Dem Sabre 1877 ni6t
me6r einberufsn porben. Die oumulS
gepa9rte 8erfuiiung lit babur3 10
gut lpte dutaehober ipor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-19
&Mrae 4abeIeitpo dlen.

Sin &dufmann dus &iel, 9td:
mems 8ies, lit unter Wtitnabme einel
&ellnerin un0 0es ieiner Satin &c:
b0rigen 8erm0gens BON 10000 Ntari
na9 9lmerita gefloben.
- Die BoIi3ei bat 5000 Gremplart
zines bonn r8orpdrts" beruusgege6e:
nen rgrinnerung5bIdtte5" an BIZ
Mdr3gefaaenen Oes Sabres 1848 con:
fis3irt, bod crit, nadoem bereits 90,.
900 @rempldre perfauft tparen.
- 8ei 5elottr9 (8orarlber0 purs
be Die 2ei6e beg Dortigen Stuatsdn:
palts Sanoer aus bem Sqfanul ge:
3ogsn. Sb elm l1ngliitsfau oDer cir
8er6re4en porIiegt, 1T nod ni4t auf.
getldrt.
- Sn gbento6en in Der Yfal3 ii
Der frii6ere 8enDarm S4dffer unter
Dem 8eroa4t, ben 3aubmorD an Der
Wittpe 9empel begungen gu buben, ir
9aft genommen porOen.
= 3DiI9en einem @inpo6ner per
StGOt SrdntFurt a. M., Namen5 8uz
binger, uno ieiner 5rau mar es in leBz
terer 3eit bGufig 81 Reftigen 2luftrit=
ten gefommen, neil Die 6rau ibren
Wfunn in Dem 9erou6t bate, gu i6rsr
S6psiter in unerlaubtem 9er6GItnif
gu fte6en. 8eitern entbrannte Der
3piit Don 9teuem. plOBli4 ergrifi
Der Mdnn einen RebolOer uno feuerte
DenIel6en auf feline 5rau a6, oieTelbe
jeoo9 nur leiht perlpuuoenb; nit eiz
nsr 5ipeiten Sugel mu6te er Ieinem
eigenen 2eben Elm gnoe. BON Qngit
getrieben, iprdng bic 6rau aus Dem
6eniter uno lisgt ieBt in itsrbsnbem
3ultaHpe i'm &ranten4auia
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2ebensmHoc.
Hnsrtp Gabriel ruoate surd,aus fferben.


Neip prf, 18. Mdr3. - Sine
SelitmorO>gpioemie i6eint ipieoer
einmol bon Nepurf, N.=S., 8efiB err
griffen gu 6aben, benn 5pei 8eripnen
ieBten geitern nit eigener 6dno i6rem
Qeben Elm 3iel. Giner Der SelbItm0rz
Der erreihte ieinen 3iped auF e6enIo
griinoli6, fpie I6redlihe WeiIe, benn
BON ieinem gan3en iiber 6 SUB 6o6en
unb ii6er 200 Yfuno I6neren &0rper
bIieb niht Elm Stiid unperleBt, mel
6es groB genug getpsIen pGre, nm nit
9iiIfe Osiielben Ell. SoentififuttDn
gu erm0gli6en. Ser 6streffenoeWunn
purbe 3uerit gegen "A lIbr Morgens
in Der NG6e bes MarfetitraBenz8a6ns
bofss Der opennipIOanier 8u6n" qez
Ieben. Gtpu cine Stunoe IpGter berz
iu6te er ii4 Dor ben 8oItoner GrpreBz
5uq gu itiir3en, bod Der Qofomptiofu6z
rsr bemertte iEn nod sur re6ten 3eit,
I'm ben 3ug an3u6olten. Der 2ez
bensmiioe ituno tpieber BON ben @jeieiz
len auf uno begab iid) na6 elmer
bunflen Ste[le iaOlia pom 9o6nbOf,
nd Die 9elstie per Bride pom Der
n@entralba6n" getreu3t perosr.
g8olIte BURDENS iter6en.
so6alO Der 500 @iter3ug na9
Y6ilibslpbiu berdnna6ts, itiir3te r
Dor oenielben. SGmmtli6e "a Waaz
gpns oes 3uses fu6ren ii6er ben 90rz
per oes ungliidlihen meg, benIel6en in
6unoerte BON StUden i6neioenb uno
bis CUR llntenntli6teit 5ermuImenb.
Die 6leiIdfeben uno &nO9enItute
purOen ipGter DON einem 2ei6enbeitatz
ter aufgeleien, in cine 9of3fifte gelegt
unb na6 Der Worgue gebru9t. pier
fdnb man in elmer SaI6e bes ue6erz
5isbers cine @Orrelponben3z z&arte, Die
an glnbrelp 9abriel, Rr. 246, Gnslers
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SonOrrbare Surfetcr.

g8ien, 18. Mdr3. - Sn 8ubupeit
bereitet man ii6 in gang eigenartiger
8eiie duf Die qroBurtige Mileniumsz
feier por. Der W2iniIter a latere SSDIitu
bat ben 8rafen &nebeIsberg 5um3tpeiz
tampf auf 2eben unO Sob beraus gez
forOert. g2immt man 0a3u Die crit
tiir5Iicb 10 groBes Qufieben ma9enDe
Nffuire oes geffen bes Minifters 9az
niel, ferner bic tdQIichen piit6enoen
3dntereien i'm Rei6stag, Die 2tffaire
Buls3ti uno bic beri6ieoenen Sbergez
ipan=Stanoole, 10 Diro man iagen
miiTen: nWabrlia, cine redt piiroige
8orfeier 3u bem groBen Mileniumsz
feItI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-19
Snn Der SaIprFtianstnur SuriIdqr.
fEbrt.
Cbsrft SueIUp'S Gueirn, bei'm reuticben
&aiier.

2onODn, IS. W}Gr5. - Gol. Cub
lolp, W}ilitGrz2ltta6e Der 6ieiigen Der.
Stadtenz8ptIbaft, lit beute na9 lGn2
gerer 2(btpeienbeit bier6er 5uriidgez
te4rt. Gol. &uolop bate cine ausoez
oe9nte SSnipettionsreiie unternpmmen
uno ben Sue3=, corintbiId5en, Norbz
oitiees, 6oldnOiI6en &anul Il. 7. ~.
auf Snitruttionen bon Der amerttaniz
16en 9unoesregierung bin unternomz
men. She er Ieinen offi3ieQen 8sri9e
elnrei4t, Dtro Der SbsrIt aud npG
ben W}an6eiter S4iffsz&unal unO ben
Gdleooniihen &unal. in S6pttlanb
9runolt6 tnipi5iren. WGbreno ieines
4ufsntbalts in 9eutI6lano fpurbe
9ol. GuoloD BON &aiIer 0ilbelm in
Qubten5 empfangen uno bate nit
OemIelben cine fat 19zitiinoige Gon=
periation. Die llnterreounq orebte
il4 I'm peri9ieoene Sbematd, uno Der
&aller 3eigte auf jeoem 8e6iete itauz
nenspert9e &enntniiIe. S6erIt Sub
lop f6ieo nit Den 8efii6len b66Iter
8erebrung unO 8spunoerunq fir ben
oeutIden 9erri4er aus Der 9feidsz
bauptItaot.
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@aRling iunOcr @Ieiden.
unneuubarcs Serbredcu an cinem iTebeuiGbs
rigcu WGe6ru.


% eip 81 ort, Is. W2dr3. - lln'
ter i6perer Sei6uIoigung puroe
beute Der 26 Sabre aIte Charles Bar
Zen BON 9&r. 523, SItz81. StraBe, i'm
Nortpiue Poli3eigeri6t porgefiibrt.
8orisn, Der perbeiratbet uno Batter
BON 8pei rei3en0en 8inbern lit, piro
BON 6rau i5rant 9&eumeier bon g}r.
1887, 2(penue q, beI6uIDi9t, an
6rances W2uderbeimer, i6rer iieben
Sabre altan 3p6ter aus eriter Gbe,
elm unnennbares 8erbrehen oeriibt gu
baben. QBie Srau Neumeier er3G6lt,
truf 8orIen gsItern 2lbsno i6rsn Sat
ten, nit Dem er 3u Oerte6ren pflegte,
auf Der StraBe, ais DerIel6e eins &un=
ne Bier bolte. gfu6oem er cine Weile
nit tbm gsIpro6en uno Neumeier fi9
entfernen nolIte, iagte 8orien Dunn
angebli6, er IoQe iein S06ter6en
6inunter I6iden, oa er ,attpas fir iie
babe" 92ibts 8Diss u6nenD, fam
Neumeier oieIem 8unId6e naa. 2us
Das 8inO a6er lange au5bIieb, elite
Die beIorgte W}utter uuf Die StraBe,
no ihr ibr aino lpeineno sntgegen
fam. S6Iud3eno er3GbIte iie, oaB
8orien iie in Elm 0ous fiibrte. Dann
auf Das 916 bra6te, bort ieinen
Wiini6tn gepaItIam gefiigig ma6te
uno i6r oann Elm 5unfsGentitIt CAB.
8ei isiner 8erbuftung IteQte 8orTsn
oas inn 3ur Gait gelegte @erbre6en
in 9lbreoe. 0a ba5 8ino dr3tlih
unterIu6t perOen ioQ, 10 puroe bo5
8erb0r bsute nod ni6t beenoet uno
Der QngeI6uIoigte tpel6er i'm Stroz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. angefteQf
iIt, borIdu7i9 binter S4IOB uno Riez
gel 9eI6idt.
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Senut
Baibingto Il, s.. g., IS. W}dr5.
- Den SarOinulpuntt Der beutigen
8erbunoIunQan biloate cine Debate
iiber cine gsmsiridme ReioIutjon, mel
DE Den Sstretdr oe5 Synneren 3ur @oIIs
itretung oss 8eieBes unpsiit, etipu
5lpsi WtiQipnen gdcr 9dno i'm Siten
Des Staates lltub, pslhsr bis6er einen
She'll Der lncompu6qre Snoianer@Re=
ierpation gebiIost bat, Der 2lniiaoIung
3u Dffnen. Die Senatoran Cannon
(Rep.. llta6), 8olcott (Hep., GolD
uno 8tit (0em., Wto.) unter5ngen ben
8eriud6 Des Setratdrs, Die frdqli6e
GongreBatte gu nuIifi}iren, elmer me-
T6mei6sIbdften &ritif porauf
# Our6 isine ipOttelnoan 8emer=
tun9en iiber Die. pom 9rGiioenten
6leoeI1nb por Der ,6ome WiiiionurD
SocietD" inglep=0D-t leBtbin betannt=
LID 9ebdItenen Reos Ieincn 6erren
GoIlegen 5iemlic6 piel 2(miiiement be-
reitete Der 9upont'i6e @abl=Gpnteit
muroe Johann pieOer sur 8eiprehunQ
aufgenommen uno Sburiton (Rep.,
gtebr) bieIt 81 @unitsn' 0upont's
eine oreiitiinOige 9}eoe. g}dh GrIeOiz
gung elmer 2ln3abl Bins pon 9erinQem
Offentli6en SntareTIe perta0te iih Der
Senut I'm 5 llbr 55 N}in. bis NOR
gen.
Observation-Disclosures.
Sm ReprGientdntenbauie puroe
ijber ben pom 2(us7nuB fir uusndrz
tt9e 2(n9eIeQenbeiteu ein6erihteten Be
ihluB gegen 9upuro Der6unoelt, aber
Die erlportste 3Wb0rermenge mar
ni6t eriGienen. Die Debate nuroe
I'm 32 llbr BON 0rr. Gouiins (Gcp.,
Soma eroffnet, pel6er Den 2Lntrad
oes @omite's unteritiiBts. 6r. 6itt,
Der &priiBenOe oes Gomits'8, mar niht
reAt pobl, uno Ihon nuh peniqen
SdBen DsrIa9te inn bic Stimme. Die
9smotraten Oinsmore uno W}cGrearn
1pra4en gs9en ben 8ei6luB uno per
tbeioi8ten Den 9OtIhafter in IGnqeren
9eoen. 0r. Draper, Elm Wlitalieb oes
Gomits'5 fir uu5pGrtiQe 9(noeleoenz
beiten, beOauerte bic SnGrfe Der Worz
te in Dem unterbreiteten 8dhluRe.
9t Reoe oe5 6rn. Goufins funO Qroz
ben Behalf, uno Der 8eoner erbielt
bei'm S6luB cine beoeutenoe OpatiOn.
9insmore fagte in ieiner 3eoe, oas
9du5 babe gar tein Redt, iib gum
Httter Der 9anolun9en zines bonn
Brdltoenten ernannten uno pom Sez
nate beitdtigten 8eIunOten uuf3uper=
ZEN. Oinsmore iAloB ieine Reoe %
0}inuten nuh 5 llbr.
Inter Den ionitigen @errihtunden
oes 9auIes mar Die 2(nna6me oes g.
nats<8ei6luhe5, Den GrieQ5iefretE~
an3upeiien, etnen 8Oruni6luq Der Soa
ten Der @ertiefung De5 6abrlpaiTero
BON Der R6eoe BON 6umpton bis Ror,
folt ein5ui6iden.
9urrp WeQsS Ru5t BON Baltimore
puroe in feinem Sibe beTtdtigt uno Der
@Onteitant Or. 8oo3e dbgepieien.
9a5 9aus pertagte iib Bis morgen.
- SAner ertranft an einem 2(nz
faQ DON Grippe liegt 8ouperneur
M2attbps ppn SnOiaua sur ,3eit bar
nieoer, unb bic i'm bebunoeInosn 2ler3z
te befiirhten Oas S6limmite.
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Sbre @Ieioer finaen Isner.
SdbredIdber Soe Ger Satin cineS prpmiurns
ten @sibdftsmannes in Gpanspine.

zen Dei0attemannes III Sp1nepille.
@Oun8pille SnO., 18. Mdr5.
- 8Dn einem entIeslicben 1ngliid lit
geitern Die 6amilie BON 6. &ie6le,
S6eil6aber Der 6irma &ie6le, 8renz
tuno II. Sberoorfer, 8eIiBer elmer gro
ben Sfenfabrit, beimgeiu6t poroen.
QBdbreno bes 8ormittag5 befanb iib
5rau &iefle ulIein in einem Simmer
ibrer Do6nung. qI0Bli8 Oernabm
man bic 9iilferufe Der Srau, unb Die
9aus9enphen uno 9la6burn, bic berz
beieilten, iaben gu ibrem S6refen bic
fleioef Der llngIiitli4eu in SLAM
men iteben. 8enn IS audi gelQng,
Die 6lummen gu lDI6en uno bic 4er3z
te alles t6aten, mas in i6rer W}u6t
itano, I'm Die ungIiidIide 5Fruu 3u
retten, 10 erlag oieIeIbe bod geItern
Nbeno Den 8rdnOnunoen, na6Dem lie
Die i4refli6Iten S6mer3en erbuloet
Bate. gBie bic &Ieioer Der 9ruu in
8runO gerietben, lit ni6t 6efannt oe=
poroen. W}on permut6et ieooA, bah
Die 6ruu Dem Ofen 5u na6e fam oOer
oaB, BON i6r unbemerft, cine glu6enoe
&oble aus Dem Diem auf i6r &leio
fiPI
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0cmiltBli9er Sich.
5n sOnsOn meIret er fTd,. neil ,.eas Sch ale
II"

2onbon, 18. MGrs. - Seine
prattti4e Dirt, ben 8eb0rben unniibe
Qrbeit uno ii8 ieIbit gr0Bere Imam
ne3mlt6tetten 5u erIparen, bat oem
9merItdner George GnniS 0ilIon bier
ben gtm6us eines in Der Wolle aefdr6z
ten Yantees perlieben. Gr mel0ete ii6
gettern IN Scotlanoz0arb uno 9u6 Dem
oienIttbuenoen Serqeanten an, er babe
Der rIrmour<Gompagnie" in G6icaoo
am II. 6ebruur $3.50 unterf6luaen.
9ds 8elo lei fort uno Der SpuB audi.
SeBt piinIhe er, gu fpiiTen, pb Ontel
Sam ii3 na4 ieinem perlorenen So6n
ieRne. Mtan fanbte ben Munn Dor
lGufig in l1nterIudungsbaFt.
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Sin Cpfer ftinrs Ssrufs.
SIN Der slntbs sss esbens bubtmserOFt.

Rem 9 ort, IS. Wfdr3. - SSn
ieiner 9farrei lit Der crit 30 Sabre
alte uno belie6te Yfarrer Wuni6 Der
fut6pIii6en ct. 8arbura%9ir6e on
8leeferItraBe, nubs Gentralz2lOenue,
8rootIpn, beute 8eItorben. Pfarrer
Syo6n 9. 3entgraf Don Der Stride Dur
2aoD Of WlercD" bate ben junger
Sbeologen aus 9eutf6lano 6ier6er
gebru6t. s5n 1893 lpuroe er pfarrer
Der neugegriinosten ct. 8arbara>8ez
meinoe unD ipurOe balo 3u einem Der
6elie6teiten QrieItsr Der &ir6enitabt.
Gr fiel ais Spfer feiner Yfli6ten.
oyn elmer itirmtI4en Nu6t ooriger
8ode lpuroe Yfarrer @uni9 an bus
Eager zines trdnten Pfarrtinoe5 geruz
fen. 0abei ertdltete ii6 Der 9rieiter,
es fam cine Qungenent3iinoung 6in8u
uno troB uler 2tnItrengungen Der
2ter3te erIug er osrielben.
- So6n u. 8nig6t, 8aIfirer Der
faQiten ,,5. 2lpe. .~Sparbant" in So
lumbus, O., ipurOe 9eItern unter Der
2lnflage, ben 8etrag BON $4,000
8antgeloer unteri4Iagen gu BADEN,
psr6dftet.
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Raubmurn.
Bon feintm sanrsmnun crfdIasen.

Strunton, 9a., 18. N}Gr3. -
Der 2ei6nom oes Yolen Syobn N}ieB=
tie tpuroe heute frii6 an elmer Sreu=
sung Der n2aGanannaz8abn" bier.
ielbIt gefunosn. Der S6dosl mar ibm
fuit 3u 8rei 3erIhlagen noroen unb Bit
SaI6en beg Sooten tparen total aus
gepliinOert. Coroner Qongitreet hielt
sinen SnqueIt, peI6er in Der @erbaf.
tung Sobn 9rogo5tie's rsIuItirte, Der
3uleBt in be5 Grmoroetsn 8egleituno
geie6en mar unb Defen 8od audi per=
o66tige 8IutFleden auflpie5. 9rot
auer llniduIbs +8st6euerungsn purot
Der gefG6rlihe 8uride Der llnterIu=
huun5hnf+ iiherfnipI9r1
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Gbriften.e . cut onftratton in Beirut. .

6 On itantinopeI, 18. W}dr3.
- Gingelaufene 8erihte beIagen, bdB
in Beirut neue RubeitDrungen Itattqez
funDen 6u6en. $4,000 G6riiten per-
anItalteten eine 9arabe ais cine oro=
benoe 9emonitrutiOn gegen bic Mosz
lemiten. Der Sultan bat ben Bali
telegrap6iI6 tnitruirt, unter allen I'm
itdnoen bic 3ube aufre6t gu er6ulten.