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FOUNDED MANY PAPERS,
James Travers Is the Champion
Proprietor in Alameda
County.
Started the Youngest Five Journals
and Also Owns the Pioneer News.
paper of Alameda
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,
Q0S Rroadmou MI Ia

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,
90S Broadway, Nov. Ia.
The spirit of journalism has already in.
vaded the prospective racing town OF
Emeryville and announcement is made
that daily paper will be one of the earli-
est features of that burg.
James w. Travers, the inaugurator OF
journalism in Emeryville, is the cham
pion newspaper founder of Alameda
County. At different times he has
founded and carried on six papers. His
first effort was eWest Oakland Sun, which
ran for couple of years. when the East
Oakland Observer made it's appearance.
The Sun is still running, but the Observer
changed hands, created little furor and
few months ago its then proprietor was
since been heard of. When the little
town of Elmhurst was started Mr.. Travers
issued paper for its residents while they
could yet be counted on one hand.
Still later, when little boom struck
North Oakland, Mr.. Travers founded q
newspaper devoted exclusively to the in
terests of that section of the city.
About year ago he deviated from his
regular path, and, in addition to being
the owner OF several of the newest papers
OF Alameda County, he purchased the
Alameda Encinal, the oldest journal on
this side of the bay. This engaged his at
tention for time until the Incorporation
of Emeryville was decided upon, when
Mr.. Travers' penchant for founding
papers again came to the front and he
entered the new territory. Although
some of his ventures are no longer in the
newspaper directory, they all thrIved
while under his management, and he is
now anxious for more towns to incor-
nnrafo
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4 PRETTY BRIDE-To-BE.
Anot her StUeH 8edding In Gotham so-
ciety approaching.

AnotheT otcets beodsng Stt Gotham So.
ciety approaching.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Nov. I4.-The en-.
gagement OF Miss Fannie Taller and syd-
ney Johnston Smith was announced last
evening. The bride-to-be is a beautiful
young woman who has occupied an impor-
tant position in society since her debut a
few years ago. She is the second daugh.
ter OF Edward N. Taller of washington
square, her elder sister being the wife of
General Burnett and her brother. 7. s.
Taller, married the youngest daughter of
Pierre Lorillard.
Sydney Johnston Smith belongs to an
old New Orleans family and is grani
nephew OF the famous Confederate gem
eral, the late Albert Sydney Johnston.
He is wealthy, having shared the fortune
OF ms late father, Samuel Smith, with his
sister, Mrs. Colgate. who is now stopping
with the Duchess of Marlborough.
The marriage will be one of the fash
ionable features of the winter, and the
congratulations lavished upon the happy
couple prove how confident the world is
that most becoming match has been
made.
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They Contend Thar Emeric and
Murdock Were Altogether
Too Fishy.
DUCK AND QUAIL IN MARKET
Dr.. Hibbard States That the Commits.
sioners Were Handicapped in
Their Duties.

The announcement that Fish Commits
sloner Morrison OF Sacramento dis
gusted with how his confreres have been
conducting the affairs of the commission
and now proposes to resign has set the
tongues of sportsmen and anglers to wag-
ging.
Morrison has more than once announced
his intention of resigning, but up to the
present he has not fully made up his
mind to withdraw from the commission.
The spo-tsmen of this City are SEEM
ingly in favor of Morrison holding office.
he being the only member, they contend,
who has given any attention to the game
side of the question.
Ned Bosqui, prominent local sports
man, said that the Com missioners have
accom- plished much good to the State by
introducing many varieties of food and
game fishes but that they totally ignored
the suggestions of sportsmen who were
desirous that the game birds and animals
OF the State should be at least protected if
foreign game birds could not be intro
duced
According to the game laws an appro-
pr1ation amounting to something like
$40. 600 has been appropriated for the res
tora;lon and preservation of fish and
game, and for costs and expenses of suits
Tor violations OF fish and game laws $4,000"
said Mr. Bosqui. Now, then, 1 woull be
pleased to know how much of the appro-
priation has been expended by the Com
mlssioners in the restoration of game
birds and animals.
81 can say positively that during the
closed season for deer shooting the Com.
miSsloners were notified of the slaughter
OF deer in Marin County, but they paid no
attention to it. They said in answer that
they had not a sufhc ent force of deputies
to patrol the State, and that ended it. l
would like to see some men on the COM
mission who had an interest in the pro-
lection of game birds and animals
William Kittle of the Country Club is
great lover of fishing and shooting. He
also voiced the sentiments expressed by
MIR. Bosqui.
Doctor Hibbard took up the cudgel in
defense of the Comm ssioners. He said
that they were powerless to do anything
so far as Furnishing the transgressors OF the
game la VS..
~ know for positive fact" said the
doctor. deputy Fish Commissioners have
made several arrests in this City of men
who were detected in the act of selling
game. and at time when it was unlawful
to sell game, but in every instance a jury
trial was demanded by the attorneys for
the defendants and the result was imme-
diate acquittal. Now, then, what can the
Commissioners 10 in the face of such facts +
al am aware that you can see even now
large numbers OF game birds in the mar
kets, but what is the use of arresting
those lawbreakers. they will go scot free
every time. Of course after the 18th inst.
game can be sold without any fear of ar
rest.
Something should be done at the next
meeting of the Legislature by the sports
men of this City regarding the framing of
a law which will provide means for the
punishment of those who laugh at the
law as it now reads
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Patron. of Hnsbandrn.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. I4-For
the first time in six years the executive
committee of che National Grange of
Patrons of Husbandry submitted to that
body a unanimous report. This report
embraced a great many topics, chief
among which was a demand on the tariff
question. Acting upon the assumption
that a tariff bill is TO be framed By the
Fifty-tifth Congress the committee SUBJ
mits a report demanding that equal pro-
lection be given the farmer as is given the
manufactures or other class of citizens af-
fected BY revenue measure. No express
sion is given on the export bounty ques-
tion, but the admission is made that pos
sibly he farmer may derive some benefit
from this policy. This afternoon the dele
gates called at the executive mansion and
paid their resp ects 10 the President.
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SANG FROM the LoBRIEs.
Moody and Sankey RevtraL Meeting.
Dratc Demonstrates Cr.o,rds.

Moody and sanEeey RevtraL Meetings
DrGtc Demonstrates Crotrds.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Nov. ID. = The
Moody and Sankey revival meetings
which are being held in Cooper Union are
as successful as those of former years.
Both the morning and the afternoon meet
ings were crowded yesterday, so that it be-
came necessary 10 organize overflow meet
lngs in the Church of the Strangers in
Mercer street. Moody and Sankey spoke
and sang at both places.
The disappoint ment of those who were
unable to secure an entrance by reason of
their not having made their appearance
early enou b was in all cases demonstra-
tive. Rather than depart without small
taste of the services they crowded the
lobbies and frequently joined in the sing
ing from those points
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inily invited to attend the funeral THIS D AZ
sunday, at o'clock A. NJ, from ST Josepns
mass VIII be celebrated Tor the repose or MS
SOUL commencing at 8 o'clock A. n lntermens
mount Calvary Cemetery
SCHUPP ERT-In this city Novemb Der IL. 1895.
Augusta F. Schuppert beloved wife or Angus.
huppert. mother Of Maud and Agnes
schup-er, daughter of r. Ernst Tittel, and sis
ter Of Mrs. Thomas slatlsry, Mrs. Frank Bur
metz Mrs Lorenzo kelton and Joseph Tlttei,
native of san Francisco, aged 80 years II
BE- Fri nds and acquaintances respect
iulIy invited 10 attend the funeral THIS DAY
1ounoay), at o'clock p. NJ. nom her iase
residence. 432 Gueri street, near sixteenth.
lnterment Masonic Cemetery.
M!CHAUX-s Sc LIGM Mn this ctv, November
Ia. 1875 Margaret MISUNDERSTANDING, beloved
wire OF M. IL. sc. igman. daughter OF Mrs. 1:
Devoe. and mother of Mrs. Rita Kelly, q native o,
days
HB- Friends and acauaintances are -ssnsc,-
fnilv invited TO attend the funeral TOMORROW
(Monday), at / o'clock P. n. from her late
residence, 119 Leavenworth strees thence 20
Notre Dame des Vic oires Church, Bush street.
near Ssocktoi, for services lnterment holy
Cross Cemetery.
sILVA-In this city, November L 4, 1895. Antonio
Silva, and, father OF Mary. Emanuel, Joseph.
Annie, Michael and Rosie silva. native OF Por-
tugal aged 90 years months and IL days
~ Friends ana acquaintances are resDec..
fuiv invited 10 attend the funeral TO-MO OhhOW
lMonday), at 10 O'Clock A. NJ from MS iate
resluence. AIS Union rec. thence to ne Church
OF Nuestra Sonora de Guadalupe. corner Mason
street and Broadway. wnere q solemn requiem
mass VIII be celebrated for the repoSe OF MS
SOUL lntermen. Italian Cemetery.
SULLIVAN-In this city. November Ia. 1895,
Daniel sullivan, beloved husband of Mary Ann
sullivan and father OF Samuel, Katie Daniel
Robert Stephen, Louis Alfred. Frank and the
late Thomas Sullivan. native OF providence,
X. J., aged 80 years months and IL days
A9 Notice of funeral hereafter.
TYNDALL-In this city. November ! a. 1895.
Catherine, beloved wife OF James Tyndall, ma.
tive of County Kilkenny, Ireland. aged % years
and months
WILBEK-In this CITY, November 13 1885,
James Clinton Wiber, a native Of Massachu-
sets, aged a. years
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I,nmtnraiion Nho,c. an Increase.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. 1.-THE
annual report OF the Commissioned Gen.
eraI of Imm igratIon was made public to-
day. 1t shows hat the arrivals during
the fiscal year aggregated 343, ,257, an in
crease o. 81, 70S over those of the preceding
year. OF this total $40, 468 were landed
and 2799 were debarred and deported at
the expense OF the various steamship lines
by which they came to tbs country. Of
those deported 776 were under contracts To
perform labor in the United States made
prior to their arrival. The remaining oOo3
were returned as belonging to the classes
OF aliens prohibited admittance hv tba
of March, 1891 W.
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MANY TITLES IN DANGER.
Importance of the Claim Of Sqsatter Goa
To- LnHe Shore PrOnertu.

Importance of the Claim Of Sqmntter Coz
to Lake Shore Property.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. IA. = Attorney
Henry II. Porter, representing William
ID. Cox, the ''squatteT," who has been en-
deavoring for many years to prove his
right to $20,0O0,0 900 worth of real estate
along the lake shore in this city, has dis
covered, it is claimed, that the United
States never possessed the right to grant
lands IN the Northwest Territory.
The case will come up before Land Com
missioner Lamoreaux on November %.
when the hearing of the interests for and
against the location OF the Mckee scrip
will take place.
If Cox succeeds in esta blish1ng his con-
tention that the United States Govern
ment is still the owner of Northwest Ter
ritory, the titles to the homes OF about TO-
900, 600 people in the States OF Illinois, In
diana, Michigan, Wisconsin and Ohio will
be placed III jeopardy.
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aine, from Havre; st mr. Marseil a. from Ham bui g.
Sailed Nov IA st La Champagne, for Havre: (:
stmr Veendam. for Rotterdam; stmr Ems, for
Genoa and Naples: mr. Phpnicia. TOT Hamo urg
stmr Mohawk, for LONDON; stmr Umbra, for Law
erpool; stmr Circass a, for Glasgow; stmr tuerSt
Bismarck, for Hamburg
Arrived out Nov LIS mr. Amsterdam at Rot
terdam- Nov Ia nr Werra, at Genoa; stmr
Augusta Victoria, at Hamburg.
HAVRE-Saled Nov 14-Stmr La Gascogne, for
New ork.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov 14-stmr st
Louis. for New York.
Sailed Nov 14-Stm- Schiedam,
for New York
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov l4-stmr stutt-
gart, New York.
New YORK.
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vii. Not Lose control.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Nov. 14-The re-
port that the Texas and Pacific Railway
Company is likely soon to pass from the
control of the Gould interests into the
Rock Island is emphatically denounced.
Secretary and Treasurer q. B. Satterlee
said to-day: There is absolutely nothing
in the report. If any negotiations were in
progress / would most certainly know of
them; but. as matter of fact, I have not
heard of any contem plated change In the
road is part of the southwestern system
and cannot be taken over by the Rock
IsIand.n
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Killed by an E1pios6om.

RIDGEWAY, Pa, Nov. IA. - Lewis
Stewart and Patrick Donahue were in
stantly killed at 8 o'clock this afternoon
about three miles from Johnsburg by the
explosion of nitro-glycerine. The two
men were working for Markham & Mar
tin, oil operators, and were engaged in
hauling nitro-glycerine to magazine
with team of horses. IL is supposed that
one of the cans of the explosives fell to the
ground and the explosion followed. No
traces of the two men have as yet been
found, and only few fragments of horse
flesh have been discovered. The shock
was plainly felt in the town of Johns burg,
three miles distant, where some glass was
broken.
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NJ. E. Missionary Work.

DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 14.-The gen.
eral missionary committee of the M. E.
Church to-day selected Philadelphia
as the place for holding its meeting next
year. Apportionment of the appropri-
alton for foreign missions occupied the
remainder of the session. The committee
apportioned $48,576 to Japan-a cut of
$4,000 over last year-and $14, 265 to Korea,
which is about the same amount as was
devoted to that mission last year.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by matt
VIII not be inserted. They mus be handed In a.
either OF the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
TO have the same published
BORN.
BA1RD-In Alameda, November 6. 1895, to the
wife OF Robert III. Baird a daughter.
BRIGHT-In this city, October 16, 1896, TO the
wife OF Thomas Bright son.
DEAN-In this city, November 8, 1895 to the
wife OF Ancy Dean. a daughter.
HlBBA RD-November ID. 1896 to the wife Of
Dr. C. w Hib bard daughter.
HOPPER-In his city, Novembe 2, 1895, to the
wife or William d. Hopper, daughter.
JOSEPH-In this city, November IL, 1895, to the
wife of Henry v. Joseph son.
RUDIG Erin Oakland. November 9, 1896 to the
wife OF Christian Rudiger.
SMlT HIN this city. November Is, 1895, 10 the
wife OF George B. Smith, a son
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Pacific Coast Peuston,.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. IA
Pensions have been granted as follows:
California: Orig;nal-Martin Coyne, Los
Angeles. Increase-Simon Mayer, Veter-
erans' Home, Nara; Solomon Davidson.
Oregon: Original William Sydow, Gen.
tral Point, Jackson.
Washington: Original - William B.
Smith, Rockford, Spokane.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued by
the County Clerks Office YESTERDAY:
h Il. Culhane and Nellie q. Smith. 26-25.
G. W. Owen and Esther p. Creigh on. 36-25.
Charles Vielbaum and Minne Blu. khorn. 36-21.
= j. Cronin and Nellie Cronin. SPA
Hugh j. Bremen and Ella Leach 23-2l
John ]. Hanley and Mary G. Lanto ISIS.
G. FL Bernasconi and Leonora A. .Condle. s;S-2o.
j. Enrght and Frances j. q Crooks 1921.
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George Ra.htngtom in the Flesh.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Nov. 14.-George
Washington of Belgium is a guest at the
Hotel Geriach. Mr.. Washington ex-
pressed the belief that he is lineal
descendant of brother of the immortal
George, and he practices signature which
rather resem bles the other Georges.
He says that George Washington bad a
brother William, from whom he descends.
The biographical books neglect to mention
this brother. Mr.. Washington intends to
abandon his home in Belgium for one in
this country, and has taken out natural
ization papers. He is an inventor.
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. An ofd F.va R,on,r,a.

PADUCAH, KY, Nov. 14-There is
great excitement in the Sand Ridge Sec
ton OF Ballard County on account of the
reopening of the feud between the Taylor
and Shelby families. The trouble was re-
vlved to-day over some trifiing matter
which led to an alteration, followed by
the free use of Winchesters John Taylor
and his son were killed and Mort Shelby
fatally in jured.
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TRUST Deed for rem MiIIions.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 14-There was
filed this morning at the County Record
er's Office trust deed for $40 OO0, 900 given
Dy the West Chicago Street Railroad Com
pany to the Central Trust Company of
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Tripped on. the To.o Lane.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 14.-The tug L. B.
Johnson tripped on the tow line of the
steamer V. II. Ketchum, and was sunk
near the mouth of the harbor at an early
hour this morning. Her crew OF five men
were thrown into the water and narrowly
escaped death. They were rescued by the
life-saving crew after long battle with
the waves, nearly frozen and thoroughly
exhausted.
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Dfssfpnted Its Asseta.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Nov. 1.-TWO bills
were hled in the Circuit Court to-day ask
ing for the appointment of a receiver for
the International Building, Loan and In
vestment Union. The charge is made
that the union has dissipated a large por-
ton of its assets, and has made loans
largely in excess of the security offered by
the borrowers
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New York. The deed is consoloatedi
mortgage on the plant and franchises anu
right OF way of the company, ana - "
take up all outstanding indebtedness. .s.
The bonds are issued for period OF loley
years. payable in gold and bear interest at
the rate of . per cent
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MARRIED.

BREW this CITY, November
1S, 1895 by the Rev. William n. Meserve,
George n. Brewer aud Roberta Wright
BURMESE WS-In this CITY, November
., 1895. by the Rev. DIR Mackenzie Robert d.
Bur ness and Ada Z. Andrews both OF san Fran
CISCO
MERILLION-DOLAN- this city. October "a
1898, at ST. Paul's Church, by the Rev. William
O'Grady, Ralph T. Merillion and Maggie NJ
Doan. both of san Francisco
MULLER-GRIFF FIN-In San Jose, July 2 1895.
by she Rev Father Lane, Harry G. Muller and
Lizzie F. Griffin. both OF San Fraucisco
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Free Thinkers Assemble.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 14.-Free-thinkers
from all over the United States and from
England were present at Washington Hall
this morning at the annual congress of
the American Secular Union and Free
thought Federation
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To arrest Mavor Gleason.

LONG ISLAND, n. Y, Nov. IA
bench warrant has been issued for the ar
rest of Mayor Gleason of Long Island City
on an Indictment charging a violation of
the election laws in appointing inspectors.
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Ireasi.rn Gnid Re.e,...

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. 14-Tbs
treasury gold reserve ct the close &c hr.,
ness to-day stood at $123, ,8l4 335 The D;ti,
drawais at New York were $l7, 900. - "-'D'
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales In the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REGULAR MORNING sFesIoN. coMNrNcISs 9:30.
15U Belcher .. 80 100 CC&v..1 65, 100 Ophir. .125
% 3D.. 200 q Il Co.. .57l7JJ Poiosi..-.76
lou Sll200 Justice. .0el 30 savage. 56
300 Challge. .35 200 Mexcn... .57I2O0 Nv .....56
700 Chllar.. .1.76l600 Occidtl-. ..25l
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY Nov 14-1O:3O M
UNITED STATES BONDS
bf6. kykedI BID 6sksd
9 <s comp. .lo9 u s q reg. - lO7sI
Do new issueI2O
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w b Westlake, San Jose
Mrs II Welsh, Fresno
j G Ward, Sacto
Q NJ Hanshaw, Amador
II De Groat, Stockton
Z A Rambo, Los Angeles
y G Miller, Los Angeles
w r Sewers, Paso Robes
Mr. & Mrs Shusen, Or
X a Curtin, Stockton
a Bernard, Texas
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miscellaneous
The Br ship Lyderhorn, bonnd from san.a posa
ia Tor Puget Sound arrived or this mort Iast even
Ing for further orders
Domestic Ports.
FISH ROCK-Arrived Nov ls-Schr Nettie
Sundborg, hence Nov 8.
FoEf BRAGG-saiied Nov 14-stmrs Noyo and
SEATT Leaf rrtved Nov l4-Stmr wasbtsnsw
from Port Los Angeles
movements of Trans tlantsc Steamers.
NEW YoRk-Arrived Nov i4-Stmr La Tour
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flaste, oaB feline 12jdbri9e So9ter nun
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in ben Seinen. Die 6iiBe begannen su
f9ipellen unb bas arne 9ino batte Saq
uno 9taht feline &ube. Der 9lrst tpur=
De serufen, ipelder Die &rantbeit als
.@ntsiinoltden &beumatisnus biaano=
lirte uno bebanoelte. 3ulebt tonnte
ii6 bas arme Ginb nibt mebr betpeoen
uno man mubte es beben uno le9en nie
elm neuoebOrnes Ginb. Ste 8ebano=
lung i6ien niAt gut 81 tbun. Sa rietb
i6 ibm Die 9erren 9ottoren in 3ube
gu lahen uno es einmal nit meinem
Softor, 6ornis Mlpentrduter 8lutbele=
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folgte meinem &atbe. Yalb trat merf=
li6e generung elm uno beute lit bas
Wdohen tpieber pollfommen hereeltellt
uno frei bon allen Sdmeraen." Dieie
MeoiSinen lino jebob ni6t in Npotbefen
a,l finoer, iOnoern peroen nur bur1
ipesielle 2Otalaaenten ober BON Ssabri=
fanten, Sr. peter GabrneD in Gbicago,
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Der Maiiett W6roer 0oItmcs
titt0crid)tet.

pbilaoelp6ia. ga., z. Ntai. 8. $.
Solmes, pber ipie er ei9entlid bieB,
German Mubgett, tpurbe beute Mor-
gen flr3 nad 10 llhr i'm Mopomanling
8efdngniB bur1 ben Strang bingeribs
tet Ser Wi6rber brad bel Dem SOIL
bas Genid, oDb ipuroe er erf cine bals
be 6tunbe ipdter fur toot erfldrt. Sei=
ne benunberunsspiirbiee Selbtbeberr=
ihung, iuelde er felt ieiner Nerbaftung
ON ben Sag leate, berlieb ibn Ielbf auf
Dem Shaffot nidt uno er mar. ipeni9=
ltens iheinbar, Der gefabtefe Mann
unter all ben Mnmeienoen. eSn tueni=,
gen gut 9eipdblten Morten ert.drte er,
trob ieinem friihern @eitdnonib, ipo=
nod er 27 perionen iln,gebrabt baben
ipll, bab feline Seele nit feinem Moro
uno au4 nibt nit bemienigen, fur ben
er i6ulbig befunben unb bin9eribtet
Derbe, belaitet lei. 9llles, mas ct lid
borsuwerfen babe, lei, bab er an stpei
6rauen berbreheril6e Dperationen
Dorgenommen babe, an beren Sol9en
oieielben ftarben. Die Namen oieier
Opfer itarinte er ni1t.
9olmes' 2aufbabn als Wa0rber unb
Sdmin6ler itebt in ben glnnalen Der
0erbreber @eididte eir3ig ba, unb
fAien er oarin auh ieinen Stol3 gu
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