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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09
IMITATION COFFEE.
The Name Not Eancicd by Postum
Cereal Company.

Coffee drinkers may be interested TO know
the opinion OF some competent physicians in
regard to the usc of Postum, the grain drink,
in place of coffee. Let IL be understood that
tho manufacturers do not decry the use of
ccffoe by healthy persons. but there is great
army Of intelligent mon and women of the
present day who cannot stand the steady,
daily poison of coffee, tobacco and whisxey
without feeling ths effect in some serious
bodily arrangement.
DIR. T. II. Cassidy, editor of the Medical
Argus, Minneapolis, Mimi, writes, enclosing
the money for third case, and is kind
enough 10 add III fully coincide with your
views in regard 10 the use of coffee and to-
bacco by ncur,sthcnics tnervous paticnts) /
am using Postum every day and am greatly
pleased with it,
A great many people who are not keenly
sensitive IN their coffee tastes state that Pos
tum tastes - much like coffee that they do
not notice the difference when IL is served at
breakfast.
The makers do not claim, however, that IL
has exactly the same taste as the finest
coffee.
Ii has exactly tho same color and is Just rs
piquant and pungent in its tsstc as the finest
Mocha coffee, but the taste is distinct and be-
longs TO Postum Hlcnc.
IL is made by the Postum Cereal &C., lin,
Of Battle Creek, Mich, and 10 is not an imita-
tion of any drink but stands on its own foot
ing wonderfully palatable md delicious
table drink, thoroughly hcalthful and nourish.
ing, and IL made strictly OF the grains. II IL
impossible for any one 60 judge OF the per-
fection OF tho product without care. nj per.
sonsl test OF IL.
There are thousands OF people using Pos
tum, the health coffee. in place OF toffec and
who have lccnl'c 1cfitsd in thcir health 10
an c1tant tia onn auds their cstc m aid
warm friends ip for Postum.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09

One loaf of bread may be
light, sweet and digestible.
You may use the same ma
terials for another and have it
heavy, sour and soggy. The
knack is in putting the in
gradients together just right.
A substitute for SCOTS Emul-
sion may have the same in
gradients and yet not be a
perfect substitute, for no one
knows how to put the parts
together as we do. The Sc
cret of Z" how is our busi-
ness-twenty-fve years of
experience has taught us
the best way.
Two Sizes 90 cts. sri sf.oa
scorr & Bowsr, Chemist, New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09
Chimm!e Fadden's Bow.

considerable demand for seats is re
ported at office of the Providence Opera
House for the engagement of Charles
Hopper and his company In "Chimmie
Fadden," (which will begin tomorrow
night. "Cnimmie Fadden." has been one
of the extraordinary successes of the
year. 1t Is essentially American In senti-
ment, locale and Characterization. and
the company which will present 1t in
Providence is identicslly the same ss tbst
which appeared in 1t during its phen ON
email run of an entire season In New York
city, and during its recent engagemen:
of a mouth in Boston. The piece will bs
seen here for three nigh with Q matt.
nee on Saturday afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09
HIS LAST CHARACTER.
As g Hero the Actor Sank with the
Ship at Sea.

In what sad tragedies an actor may be
obliged TO play with unexpected realisml The
falling Of the Gu, tain on the life of Gustavus
V. Brooke is thus described in one OF the an
ecdoiical chapters of that entertaining new
book, "Shaksspeare's Heroes ON the Stage"
"As brave as the hero he 50 often impor-
sonatod, Brooke met his death in that stormy
January OF loG6 Under tho terrible strain Of
the situation the actors sister who accom-
panied him, had died on board and the
brother would not leave the ship.
"Day after day he labored incessantiy with
the crew at the pumps. At last, when the
men made ready on the 9th Of January to put
off from the steamer, on whoss deck remained
only the captain and the solitary passenger.
they cried, Come with US, Mr.. Brookel' But
he stood composedly, yet sadly, leaning
against the hilf-door Of the compa nionway,
resting his chin in his hands upon the top Of
the door, and made answer, No, my good fell
lows, no. Good-by. Give my last farewell
20 the people Of Melbourne A few minutes
later and the London had passed out Of their
sight.
'At Brighton, weeks afterward, bottle
was picked up bearing the following message
18th OF January. On board the London
We are just going down. No chance for
safety. Please give this 20 Anvonia Jones
Surrey Theater. .-Gustavus Vaughan Brooke.
Accompanying this was another note, ad-
dressed TO Warden, Belfast Theeter, and read.
ing:
- Do what you can for poor Anvonia.'
"Poor Anvonia, the actress who had accom-
panied him on his last tour, and had become
his wife, died a year afterward in New
Work. ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09
ioHs L. ASp MS PsorroE.

Now that little Dave Sullivan las baen
taken under tn, pratecting wing OF big
John l. SuIlivsn. who has promised to
sdvi'c aad atsi,t him in every way to
scene the mucb-ooveted tile OF cham
pi n boxer in his class Dave bss great
hopes of the future.
Dave ana bis manager, Jack Smith,
viiiec John L. at his house yesterday,
where tho big fellow IL still confined TO
his bed with hs ailIng right aim, and
were given msny wcrCs Of encourage
msnt and advice. Dave Is anxious TO
geure mach via Jimmy Bsery of
Chesso.tho ex.ir5 pound champion. and
Jonn l.. promises 20 exert his influence
10 briny sioi' IN citing. Dave wants Il
o. II pound.
n Burg dscIin,s, Dave viii try and
match with Jimmy Antbeny Of go 1fra'.-
csro u the mms weight. He IL willing
10 70 to the cosst 10 90 bsttis, orovi .
ipg that Jonn L. accompanies hin,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09
Father Terribly Ill-TreatS
His Daughter.
Beat Her and Then Dragged
Her at Tail Of His Cart.
She Died, and Now BrOckman is
Held on the Charge of Murder.

OsAGE, Kas., Dec. 0-Aftsr "A long prelimi
nary examination, Rudolph Brockman, n
wealthy farmer living in Usage township, has
been held in the sum of $4,000 to answer for
the murder OF his l1-year old daughter, Mary
Four weeks aga BroclSman gave the girl a
terrible beating because she did not work TO
suit him. He then tied rope around one OF
her ankles, fastened the other oud Of the
rope tc the rear OF the axle of his wagon and
drove TO his farm, a quarter Of mile of,
dragging tho girl behind. Arriving th re he
locked her up in the barn without sufficient
clothing ani without food. The girl was
found by her uncl, and another neighbor, who
carried her away, but her injuries were SO
serious that she died on November -.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09
coRNHLL's ROWING PROSPECTS.

A special from Ithaca, N. ", says Cor
hell boatmen are at present deeply inter
ested In the arrangemen. Of races OF the
coming year. The navy management IL
much in favor Of 3 second quadranguiar
race at foughkeepsie similar to the sue
csssfui event OF last July, and as far rs
Cornell Is concerned, no obstacle will be
put ia the way of such an arrangement.
Cornell already has an arrangement to
race with Harvard next spring whether
Harvard arranges a race with Yale or
not. Cornell also has a tacit agreement
with Columbia and Pennsylvania for
race in the spring, so 1t can read lily be
sesn that II will be In the interest Of Cor
nell TO com bine these two rae es into one
great quadrangular event.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09
HILIo7T's NEW SCHEME.

President Elliott of the l.. A. w. has
perftc cd an arrangement by which the
uLi.h OF a race may te judged more ex-
actly than by the system now in vogue.
II can be used Ia horse r c as well az
in iicyclc racing, and may be auspted
TO any track without extra expense.
President Elliott has undoubtedly
judged as many II not more races in the
psst three years than any other New Eng
land msn.
he invented the electric chronograpb,
by which tn, time OF racs could he
given to the Goth part OF second. This
NJ mIchins was Endorsed by ex-Chairma
Raymond OF tine Nationsl Racing Board.
Ii /, not in uss at the present time, on
account of Its bsing too cum bersome,
aud the expense OF using II too great for
tke majority of racing events.
Mr.. Elliott:dees net care to divulgs the
secret OF his new scheme at present, but
will introoure Ii at the first cycle races
IN the string.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09
The Sporting Duchess.

The wonderful company employed In
the presentation Of "Tbe Sporting
Duchess, which will be played at the
Providence Opera House next week,
guarantees one OF the best performances
of the season. The play itself has been
one of the most profitable dramatic ven-
ture OF two seasons, and its reception in
amusement conters has been unsur-
passed by any other attraction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09

The meeting OF the Harvard Athletic
scmmittec, postponed from last week on
account OF Professor Beaie's Illness. was
held last evsring ut the lttter's house n
Ctsuucsy street, Cambridge.
Although the meeting was OF the u
most Importance rs regards the forth
&C ming agreement between Hervard and
Yale. nothing OF tie results were given
oct by Professor BTl,, who il still con-
oned TO hs bed. The meeting lasted
three hours. II was learned that the
ccmmittse ratified the election OF Nor
man W. Cabo, as foot ball captain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09
The NEW ENGLAND R. R. co
Passenger Train Service, Week Days
Corrected to Nov. 20, 1896.

passenger IRAN service, week bay -
Corrected to Nov. 20, 1896.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE ~ follows;
For Boston-';jo. IL 10 a. ~; rEfuHS 2io'p. M
6;27 p. m.
wALPoLE-s:,s, iiis5 a. m.
FRANKLIN-5it6, 1l:5S a. m. $3.50 ,. "
MLFORD-5sb5. il:5, q. m; $3.50 p. IN
ARLINGToN-~Fi2 90. 49,, ESQ p.
WEST ARLINGToN-Fn:Os. s:sS Fs:so .. m.
KNIGHTS TsvILIE--Fl2.os. 5;35, e;sj. ''Fil 10 p m.
MEsHANTICUT-i2:o6 S:i6. s:s). ii:io p m.
NATICK, RIVER POINT. CENTREVILLE
wAsHINGToN-s4o 300 a M i.soS $50. o:s5
ESQ. .7:i5 ~il;10 p. N.
CRANsToN, oAKLAWN-6;4o 800 m; i.;o5.
4;2a. 5;35, $3.50, 7;i5 ''il:io p. m.
PoNTIAo-s'p an; 1900. 4;io 6'ss, $3.50. + 7'ls
Ell ;i0p. IN.
ARCTIC AND oUIDNIcK-o;io, a m i2:ol i.2,
6:3j $3.50. i 7:iA ''iiie p. m
ANTHoNY-sao, $500 a. m; i2;t5, 4:2o. S:3s, e;3a
7;t5 "ll;i0 p. IN.
sTERLlNG-sa 800 a. m; f:2o. 7;l5 p. m
COVENTRY, GREENE. oNECo, MooSUP.
PLAINFIsLD-6:ao. $500 q. m. ,:9o. 7:b .. m
The 7ii p. m. train connects at Plainheid for
New YORK.
sUMMIT-etc 800. a. M; 4;:o. 7iiS p. m.
JEWETT CITY, CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH wINDhAM
$40, $500 a. m; t;so. 7:lSp.m.
wILLIMAETIC--6iio. 800 y m; i;2o. 7is p. N
HARTToRD-s;to. $500 a. m. 4;so ':i5 p. IN.
FIsHKILL& NEwBURo-s:oo a. m.
NoRwICH-s:4o. 900 A. MT 4;2o, 7;i5 p. m
WATERBURY,, DANBURY-s:oo a. m.
CHICAGO AID THE WEST VIA NEwBURo.
AND ERIE R'Y-e;oo a. m.
PASCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
EXcGPT FIELDS STATION tt5, s:Sa a. m;
4:i0, s:}, aud ''lI;ib .. m.
Fields Station--s:ii $50 m f;i0 GB pm
Leave Paseoag at 5;S 7;D a m: R;'o
5:2j and 80 ;05 p. m.
All trains leave from west end Of Union Depot
Providence.
'.saturdays only rstops notice.
w.R BABCocK. q. PA
JIM KING, Supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09
! CPORTING :;
.......GOSSIP. !

which John has promised to do, provid-
ing his arni gets we'll.
Dava Sullivan Jack Smith aud Nick
Burley went to Nsw York last night.
Burley expects 10 got a match for six
rounds with either Walter Johnson,
Frank Purcell or "Scaldy ELL" Quinn
in Philadelphia shortly. --.-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09
A Rhode Island .ssion.

wAsuSoroS, Dec. s.-Thc following
pension change resulting from the issue
Of November ;5. IL announced--Rt q e
Island = Original, Alfred 4. tahnove,
Grecrs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09
STANDING OF THE POLO CLUBS.
sBARKEY suMMoSED TO COURT.

Tom Shsrkey IL still confined to his
bed at San francisco. He was served
with summons last night 10 appear in
court today.
ti,zsinrmons and his attorneys claim
tnat in tins case they win present evil
dencs OF I've of the most prominent doc
tors In California and mass OF otner
testimony. to prove that Snarkey, carp
and Lyrch haze acted in collusio1 TO
defraud the Australian out of the purse.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09
BOUTS AT THE BOHEMIAN CLUB.

Tne weekly boxing bouts Of the Bobe-
milan Sporting Club drew q crowd at New
York last evening which packed the
handsome home Of the club. Three bouts
were scheduled, the first being at catch
weights, 10 rounds, between Jimmie Duffy
of Boston and William Barrett OF New
York. The referee declared the bout a
draw after six rounds.
nobert Gormley defeated James Me-
Norsn In four rounds.
Louis Sheridan OF Bro oklyn and George
McCure of NewsrK met IN c0-round
20, and sitter b. King l minute and "a
seconds into the NTH round the referee
stopped the bout ard gave the decision to
Nctune
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09
A ROUGH GAME.
The whalcrs Defeat The Fall r vcrs In
Hot Conies'.

The Whalers Defeat The Fall r vcrs In a
Hot Conies'.
IL was q rougn game at New Bedford
last night between New Bedford and Fall
River. During the first two innings eigh.
fouls were called, Cotter starting the
rough work. Each side lost a goal On
fouls.
The crowd thought that Referee Mills
vas rossting the home players, and a
threatening roar went around several
times, but Mills was disposed to be fair,
and called fouls when ne saw them.
Connell took RusselPs place in the last
period, and the playing was at such close
quarters and the goal tenders did such
fine work that not goal was scored. 1t
wss a game where slugging, pure and
simple, predominated.
New Bedford Roberts 1r., Doe 2r.
Williams (Spencer), c., Conway, b. b.,
Smith g..
Fall River wodtxe IT., Russell (Con-
nelly 2r., Cetter g., Everett h. b., Cur
~ U
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09

Willy groccrs sometimts work In chfnp i'm.
hations of Postum Cereal fee " toe custom
or will stand N.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09

Messrs. Alb bey ana Grau secured practi-
cally en- bloc for the Metropolitan Opera
House. The rest is recent operatic his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09

Score-New Bedford 3, Fall River ].
Referee, Mills. Timer, Fox. Fouls,
Smith. Williams 2, Cotter 2, Everett 2,
Conway. Stops in goal, Smith 81, Curley
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full Information
IS to local and through train service
may DO obtained at Providence Sta-
tion and stations below.
TpAIE cppVJcp ppnu nnouunpNrp
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09

Two sizes, 90 cts. sri Sec.
Scorr e Bowss. Chemist, New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
Ser ttette preMbif@e @anoeISnti=
utter.

l1eber bic perf0nli9teit bes neuen prenz
Bii9en 6anbelsminiiters, 5errn 8refelo,
entne6men mir benz r8. s." fOlgenbe Nottz
gen: Der Miniiter itebt i'm Otter bon 81
Sabrsn. gr lit tutbOlif4er &Onfeffion, UNI
D~erbeiratbet, elm 8ernanbter bes ebemalisen
Giienbdbnminifters bon Mapba9. 6err
8refelb ftammt aus 0elete i'm Miinferlanb
@etfalen). Gr beIu9te bas 9bmnaiium
gu Miniter unb ftubirte in Bonn, 9eibelbere
unO Berlin, Nnfangs mar er in Der &i6terz
laufbobn tbdtig; ipdter trat er CUR Giien>
bubnberpaltung iber. Wdbrenb bes Selbz
3uges bon 1870/71 birigirte er bic 2inie
Saarbriidenz@pernab Na9 Dem Selb5ug
tpurbe er in bas Minifterium Der 0ffentli9en
@rbeiten berufen. SIM Sabre 1876 purbe
er Observation-Disclosures, 1890 nurbe er Mtttz
glieb bes Staatsratbs, als bieier our 8ez
ratbung Der Nrbeiterf9ubfrage 3uiammenz
trat, Nls i'm oorigen Sabre Der Staatsrat6
e~inberufen purbe, nabm 9err 8refelb in Der
@igenf@oft als prototo1fibrer an ben 8ere
%banolungen She'll. SIN parliament bate
9err 8refelb pielfa9 @elegenbeit, als Ser
treter Der Regierung in te9ni19en @iien>
tabnfragen bas 8ort gu ergreifen; au9 mar
er an Derf9ieoenen &ommiffions6eratbunz
gen betbetli9t. Set 8egriinbung bes SAM
besz@Henbabnratbes mar 9err 8refelo befs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15

fen 8orfibenber. Gus alien bieStn Noti3en
gebt berOor, baB Der neue 9anbelsminiiter
iiA bisber in elmer langen 8eamtentbdtigz
felt beipdbrt bat, i'm l1ebrigen aber politif9
bisber ni4t berborsetreten 1T. 9as i4lieBt
n%atiirli9 ni9t aus, baB er BON ein5elnen
Seiten bereits fir befimmte Nnf9auungen
in Nnipru9 genommen nirb. @Drldufig
liegen ieoo9 gu 1penig Nnbaltspunfte por,
aus Oenen ft3 S3liife auf bic Nnii6ten
bes Miniiters 5ieben lieBsn. Seoenfals
biirfte es iibereilt fein, bon pornberein einen
9egenfab 5pii9en ibm unb ieinem 8orgdnz
ger an5unebmen. SIN @egentbeil 5eigt bic
Wabl elmer bisber politif9 10 tpenig engagsSs
ten periDnli9feit als Na9folger beg Germ
b, 8erlepi4, baB man einen i4rOffsn 8e3z
Isl burbaus ni9t beab1i9tigt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15

liams bebanptet, oaB Die mdrftfdbige 8o6l
oarin geniigt bate, UNI ben gan3en @taa.
Rbooe Sslano 125 SUB bob, gu bebeden.
.Qeioer 1T oieIe ungebeure Mafie MIDI
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BADEN bas friiber fir pertblos era9tete Mea.
terial bertpenbet, UNI i6re 9Gmme oami1
gu bauen, an anoeren @te1en bat man bus=
felbe in bic @ru6e 3urideei9pemmt, I'm
bic 9oblrdume auf3ufiiqen unb Gtnitirat
gu per6Iten; an britten pldBen bat ii9 BIZ
&o6le ent3iinbet unb Derbrennt fammt BEN
G9iefer unb 9eftein 81 Mf9e.
@ie piel mod bon ienen riefigen Nbfa1=
mafIen bprbanoen, gtebt 9r, Wiuiams 3if=
fernmGBig ni9t an. 9aB nod genug "a
lit, UNI ie gu %bertpertben, lebrt Der Nnblid,
l1nb nit Der @erpert6ung Fat man felt
Sabren ben Nnfang gema6t, SPELLS pirt
v&ulm" brett CUR 9ei3ung benuBt, po3u
Elm %beIonberer 8oit erfunben 1T, t5eils bat
man benfelben gu BUILDER gemablen, uno
bies pulper in pie 5euerfammer geblafen,
un6 brittens bat man beriu9t, ben &ulm
nit S~ubitan5en gu Dermii3en, pel4e benz
1elben gr0Bere 8rennbarteit geben. Nls err
giebigite Metbobe absr bat fi9 erniefen,
ben Rulm gang pie &oble gu bebonbeln,
bic aus Der Mtne fommt. Man lGBt 1e
our9 WGf9ereien, @iebe unb Sigs geben,
un0 bat auf bie1e Wet5e in bier SSabren aus
elmer MbfaQ<8ant Bel Der StantonzMine
1884 Sonnen Ofenfoble, 31,734 Sonnen
ug6eftnut"z, 4O,213 rpea"z unb 1883
8udp6eatz&oble unb tIeinere Sprten, 5u=
lammea 21O,370 9onnen marttfd6iger
Ro6le geponnen, tpel9e so Pro5ent beg
bebanbelten Mtaterials glei9fommen. Sn
finfuno5pan3ig MOnaten gepann man aus
Der 9raperz8ant 120,440 Sonnen, glet9
46 pro3ent bes be6anbelten Materials.
gine gan3e Wenge BON unternebmern
bepirbt ii9 6eute f9on um bas Re9t,
Oieie 8ulm6dnte ausbeuten gu Oirfen. @t4er
ent6alten bieIelben genug 8pble, UNI 6us
bon 6rn. 9riffitbs angefiinbigte @noe Der
9arttoble etpas binaus3uf9ieben, 9ahel6e
piirbe UNI einige Sdbrtauienbe meter btnz
ausgef9oben perben, iolte es fi9 bepabr=
beiten, baB Or. %. 80. Suques, @lettrifer
Der 8ea Selep6on : 8efeli9aft in Bolton,
einen fi6eren @eg gefunoen bat, Inn &Oble
brett in @leftricitdt iiber3ufiibren, uno oubet
muir Is bis 10 Pro3ent &Oblen>gnergie gu
perlieren, pG6renh auf Dem 1mtpege Oampfz
Dynamo bic @erlufte fi6 duf iiber 80 prO@
gent belaufen, Sir bieien 3ped piirbe it9
nabr19einli9 8oblenI9utt gang b%eionoers
eignen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
Gin sntes sSort fit Gottbms.
6 hicaap. z. Suli 1896

G9tcago, 7. Suli 1896.
9sebrte &eoaftion Der SQinois .Stuats5tg.
Mit 8eaugna6me auf ben n~eueiten Hei=
iebrief bes 9errn q. s, @einbsrgsr an Sbre
3eitung erlaube i9 mir N%a61tebenbes gu Be-
merten.
9err 8etnberger iagt, baB Die 5tlbt
gottbus nni9ts Gebensnertbes, ni9t elm
mai cine f9One prOmenabe biets" bas
1T Elm Srrtbum.
SIS giebt pObl tpenig fleinere @tdbte, bic
cine promenaoe aufauneiien 6aben, wie bic
% allpromenabe in Gpttbus.
Oieier ! Wegmeile lange, punbsrI90ne
SuBpeg eritredt it9 bonn vSpremberger
Sburm" be3p. Neuitabter plab Bis CUR
@pmnuiialtraBe. 8on bsrrli9en 2inben
unb &atanienbdumen umfGumt, our9 be-
rem 9eGit an bielen @tenen fein Sonnenz
itrubl bringt, DIT unb 8lumengdrten
lints, rei5enoe 8illen CUR Re9ten, 1T bieie
Promenaoe Elm @%rbolungsort, pie man ii9
taum einen beferen piinI9en fann.
3ubem 1T nur eine babe Meile bonn
Centrum Der Staot e%ntfernt Der beriibmte
8raniber Part oes 5iiriten piidler.
0ies CUR gbrenrettung meiner alien 8uz
teritdbt gottbus.
Sang ergebenit Sans Werber,
842 Ma16inaton Npenue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
(ssIr Bite SIltuots Gtaots3ettnn9)
gNeitere 8etpetie fitr GrGmer'S
1tmSduLO.

QosNngeGes, galifornien, 4. Suit
S6ritt fir @9ritt 1Ofen ii9 Die ounflen
Bunfte in benz @rdmerzSaQe unb 5pdr obne
Musna6me gu @uniten @rGmer's. Cur @r=
fGGrung bes 5olgenoen lei bemertt, baB
GrGmer fribsr Elm reipettubler Wirtb in
Sos Mnaeles mar, Bis Elm SpiBel INN an
einem @onntag einen S9naps abbettelte
unb benz grGmer bann feline 2icen3 abge=
nommen tpurbe tpegen 8erleBung beg Cont
~tagsgefabes. 9as ruinirte i9n uno er
muBte 7pGter gu Seattle in Wai3ington als
Observation-Disclosures 1ein 8roD oerbtenen, big
er in ben ungere9ten Morooerbd9t gertetb.
Weeine felt ben lebten Wo9en in Gos Nm
ge1es angeIteGten Na9fori9ungen 9aben
pi9tiqe reue 8epeiIe our 8egriinbung zines
nMlibi" fir ben in Seattle eingeferferten
Mann ergeben.
Sn 1einer 8ertbeiOigung CAB Grdmer an,
bab CT me6rmals in Seattle i'm Sabre 1894
elmer 8efannten, Numens @burlep aus Sos
Nngeles getrOffen babe, Der tbm er3d6lte,
baB Sad, grdmer's anoerer 8efannter unb
9t1uloner aus Sos @ngeles, ii9 i'm Staate
Mafbineton in ben @ascabenz @ebirgen aufz
Aalte unb gelegentlid mad Tacoma i'm
Staate WaibingtOn fomme. G6arlep be-
nannte Sad nit benz 3unamen Auincp, unb
bas mar bas erfte Mal, baB @rGmer Sad's
po1en Namen b0rte. Nuf G6arlep's 8eri9t
bin gine GrGmer breimal mad Sacoma, INN
feinen S9ulbner Sad 81 fu9en unb fanb
i'm bas brittle Mal, an benz Sage, an benz
in Seattle sSrau Wtii1er unb t6r Sinh erz
morbet nuroen. GrGmer unb feline Frau
conftatirten BEL benz pro3eB Mles, mas lie
iiber bic beiben Mdnner nubten, unb beionz
bers iiber i6ren frii6eren @ertebr nit benz
Ielben in Cos 4ngeles.
Der Staatsanpdlt tonnte teinen @enenz
6eneis b%ringen; neil aber GrGmer ni9t i'm
Stanoe gene en- mar, aus fetnem Sta6lfGfig
in benz, aus biden Mauern ge6auten gounz
tDgefdngniB in Seattle beraus5uI9lupfen
unb in Der @tle Sad aug ben @~ascabenz@
6irgen berbei3uf3affen, ooer 3eugniB fir
@barleb's unb Sud's @riiten3 aus Dem
1900 Meilen entfernten Sos 4ngeles gu 6o=
len unb 3par in Der tbm gu ieiner @srtbci=
bigung erlaubten @algenfrit BON 9 G9rei6e
neun) Sagen, 10 beaei6nete Der Stuatsan=
malt Grdmer's unb Srau grdmer's &usfaz
gen iiber Sad unb @barGep uls eitel 2igen,
Die erfunben ieien, INN bas @eri6t gu tduz
f9en. Die 9ef4porenen nabmen biefe 4nz
ii9t Oes S~taatsanpalts, p4ne irsenO pel9e