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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-22
NINE PERSONS PERISH
In a Flood Wear Frankfort, ky.-Im
men.e Damage to Property.

An u N.Y.
men.e Damage to Property.
FRANKFORT KY. July Chime
lives were lost as the result OF las;
nights flood 50 far as heard from,
Gaines bridge over Benton creek. was
washed away four miles from town. The
dead are: James Bradley. wife and five
children; Ms. Bryant, a widow and two
children.
They lived in fiat along Benton
creek, which rose SO rapidly that the
house was washed away before the occu-
pants knew OF their danger. Mrs, Bry-
ant is daughter OF Squire Dan Moore,
a candidate for county Judge.
James Sudduth. a tenant, made a mir
acuious escape with his family He
lived In Berton'S valley. He was
awakened by the storm and discovered
that the creek had swollen and was
likely TO sweep his house away. He
swan over mile and procured a horse
and they made their escape from the
house only Il few minutes before Il was
washed away by the rush OF waters.
Traffic on both the Louisville 4; Cinc!R-
natl and Lexington & Short Line divIs-
Ions OF the Louisville & Nashville, and
Chesapeake & Obs will go over the
Louisville Southern tracks via Lexias-
ton.
A half dozen or more county bridges
have b-cu washed away. The most val
liable was the one recently constructed
ever Benton creek and cost $50 000. Hun
dreds OF acres OF crops are totally ruin
ed. and 1t Is impossible tn even approxi-
maze the damage. Trains ran to the
bridge from both directions. but the
waters are 30 violent that is was tmpos-
s!hlc to transfer passengers by boat or
otherwise.
The bodies OF Bradley, his wife and
two children have been recovered. Many
people living In Benton valley left tflsIr
houses and waded OUT through the mad
waters only escaping few minutes be-
fore the buildings washed away.
The destruction TO property In many
parts OF Franklin county ia complete
Damage Is estimated at 100000 at the
lowest figure and Is probably a great
deal more.
4 tramp who was refused lodging By
James Hewlett saved tn. lives OF his
family. He stopped in the barn after
wards and came 10 the houge and awoke
the family just in time for them to get
out SAFELY.
Coroner Doheney Tonight held amin
quest on the bodies recovered and re-
turned verdIce OF accidental drowning.
They were James G. Bradley, father:
Emma r.. wife; Elro, aged eight; widow
Molly Bryant and children. Ellison. aged
TWO: Nora. aged thirteen and Thomas
MassIc, colored. The remains nj Flora
Bradley have not been recovered. Dan
Moore ran from the Bryant house and
cried for the family to flee for ;heIr lives,
but they were too late.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-22

The annual outing o. Garfield Castle
No. J. Knights OF the Golden Eagle. will
occur next Saturday at Mozart park.
1t promises 20 be largely attended and
very enjoyable.
The line OF march OF the parade 20 be
given by Garfield Castle will b. as fol-
lows: Form at Jacob and ThIrty-third
streets and proceed up Eoff to Twenty
seventh. to Chapline, to Twentieth, 10
Market TO Tenth. to Main. to Twenty
seventh, to ChaplIue, 10 Thirty-third.
@ EoE. 10 Thirty-ninth. TO Jacob, 10
F,orty-third and to Mozart park.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-22
WOOL IS DULL.
mere Is Very Little Bn'lnes EeIng Don,
Mt Current Quotations,

' ~ Nefy iItIc bnhneN tieing Done
ntCurrent Quotations.
The local wool market is stlll very
dull. Wool has remained at unchanged
quotations for several weeks. bu; as
practically no wool Is moving. there is
no market TtA Boston Wool Reporter
says
y description OF the wool market to-
day would, to be accurate, be pretty
nearly the same as the celebrated essay
on the snakes OF Iceland. There Is no
market There has bsen not one single
notable transaction throughout the en-
TIRE week. Not for fifteen years. GER
tainiy, has there been such a friShttul
lack OK business. Yet In the face of this
astonishing lack OF demand prices are
quite steadily held. This apparent
strength Of the market is doubtless due
in large measure 10 the fact that deal
ers realize that they have nothing to
gam by cutting prices. 1t Is impossible
TO force sales. consequently wool might
as well be held at good figure as at q
pad one. Then again In the present
CHAOS OF financial prospects even the
most gilt-edGcd credits are dIstrustcd
and dealers scarcely know whom to
trust, Wool Is easily carried to-day,
the financial condition Of the Boston
wool trade !s sound. the foreign supply
IS psospectiveiy shorter. our own sup
ply Is short, and X foreign markets con-
uaue prosperous they will prevent for
eiSn competition with the reduced
American clip. and II the price Of
American wool does not advance In
consequence there IS likely to be at
least an improved demand for It At pre-
sent prices. There Is every reason FOR
holding, therefore. in the minds OF
most dealers, though as always, there
Is an occasional exception.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-22
Iplr,,e4 l,.n1anss.v

The audience last night at the
Wnet!nG I'drk Casino was one OF the
largest assembled during the engage
menc OF the Lyric Opera Company, and
the Pirates Of Penzarce" was pre-
scented In a r1ost acceptable manner. It
has been a long time since this popu-
lar CJrijc opera was sung In Wheeling
and It Il safe 70 say that 1t was never
seen 10 better advantage than upon this
occasion. Tonight the Same bill will
b. given and large. audience will no
doubt b. present. The Carroll Cycl"rE
viii .'wiKe! Il" out and attend the per-
f0rmauce in q body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-22
FORRENT

s-rcom house on corner OF Nccplloch
I'D nth stS,. suitable Tor boarding house.
IS per month 49,
Groom house no. :o07 Mccoloch st. 81
per month 5E
No. q 18th 81. ) rooms, S per mouth.
No. u 18th st, rooms and attic, IS per
c5onth- ~
House. rooms. corner OK 18Th St, and
Alley F. 50 20 per mouth. ~.
rs Alley E. rooms lst door. 50 per
:2o5 Alley {. rooms ID foor. $ per
month. ia.4-5- go n $500,
4-roora house Alley B, in rear OF 21s
Main st. S per month.
rs 18th 81. room. S 30 per month
1ls 18th St, room. $ ~ per month.
= acres Of land for pasture At low rent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-22
On Arrnrnt OF DnllTrndr.

Special DTapHtch to The !NtcIIlgonctF'
b MARTIHSBURG, Nv. Va. July 2l.--
On account OF the dull trade the k!t-
houru and MidGiesex knitting MILLS, Of
thIa city, employing a large force, have
decided to shut down hereafter on Sat
urdayS. \ big reduction Will also be
made in tn. force % employees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-22
DIED.

SEER-On Monday. July 30, 1895. at pm,
J. ROY. son OF Frank E. and Sallle H.
Seer, aged months.
Funeral from family residence. No. rs
Virginia street. this "wednesday az
ternoou at 80. Friends OF family In
v!ted 10 attend. Interment at PENN
Sular cemetery.
TEECE-At Bellevue, Pa, on Sunday
morning. July 70. lS36. at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. JANE: BAYSE TEECE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-22
INESBlTT & DEVINE,
ESQ 10 Market Street.
HOUSES And LOTS FOR SALE


A very desirable residence and bushes,
property, corner Main and Tenth streets
No. 81 Fifteenth street. rooms. brick
No. Isl Sixteenth street. LOT 30xlco feet
4 me residence In Pleasant Valley.
ScS. 80 and 80 Seventeenth street
No. Kentucky street, TooEs.-i Y
storeroo!us aud dwellings renting for
Isl y per month, corner Market and
-1eltieth streets. pays !? per cent
Nc. s Kentucky street, lot 31xlf feet
tne residence on Virginia street. An
Ecterc convenience: price low.
Nc IL Chapline street. large brick
No S 18th street. ROOMS and stable
No lS 18th street. 5 roor1S and stAois-
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth street.
No. II Iith Gtre1t. 7 ROOMS and bath.
Nc. 1873 Chnpltce street. I rooms
No I'LL Ch1pune street. rooms.
Lot % Main St, between I'D and ID Sts
;lots on North. Wabash street -
No. Z South Broadway. residence o: J.
{ Hughes. Esq. -
Lot SKID North York street.
Let No . Indiana St, ! rooms, r1cderc.
No 2 y. Wabash St, s rooms. cheap.
4 5ne lot IN Pleasant Valley
Sd i Vermont street. rooaS: lot 25It9l
t:.:: LEO
re Bloch property on North Main S.
MONEY TO LOAN.
RlNEHART & TATUM,
Tho city Bank Building.
Telephone 10. ap2i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-22

The pleasant flavor. gentle action, and
soothing effect Of Syrup Of Figs. when
In reed OF q laxative, and II the father
or mother be cogtivc OF hIliouS. the most
gratifying results follow lts usc: so that
ii ~ the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-22

asa! Estate aSeEt. Collector, notary. PUB
lie and Pension Attorney. No. Il: Mar
Ees street 50 .a.z 1.rs.a fViS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-13
Ennllicmrntc.

96iIabeIpbia, u. San. -
Die 8eI6dftspeIt puroe geItern Our4
8nei 9anterotte in betrG4tli6e 2lufz
regung perIeBt. Die n8een=Sutterle
Gomp., SSymporteure unb Gambler in
Qeoer, Nr. 421, g&oro 8. Strabe, unO
Der 2eberFa6rifant Sobn 81. Genlin,
g}r. 1919, goro 10. StraBe, itelten
ibre 3aElungen Elm. Die S3uIben Der
@riteren peroen auf 100000, bic be5
QeBteren uuf $4,000 angegeben. 9ie
y4eenzSutterle Comp" erfreute Ii4
i'm gon8en 2unbe zines groBen Rufes,
9(6er feit einigen Wonaten bieB es,
buB Tie 5i6 in finan3ieGen SApierigz
feiten beFinbe. @orgeitern leitete
Murp g. 5Eorepau86 fir cine 6orbez
runq BON 67,73O gegen Die Gompaqnie
unb fir cine 7oIde pom glei6en 8ez
TRACE gegen 5reosrid %. Sutterle
Grefution elm, unb Die 5olge lpar Die
9(nmslounq Des 8anferotta. 0umit
mar uu3 bas S6itiul 6enlin's, Der
qroBe Summen BON Der Gompagnie
fir Qeoer gu forbern bat, befie9elt.
geaen i'm tparen Subgements@Roten
gum getrage BON $43, 1888 einge=
flat noroen. Sie Equitable Sru1t
Comp" 1T pom 8eri6t ais g2anenz
pernalterin einqeIeBt nprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-13
Enmrnifl's yriumphiua.

Ct. 8ouI, W&inn., u. San. -
0ie8aitIpieltour Der OeutI6en Opernz
truppe unter @alter 9umroi6'5 Qeiz
tung, bur4 ban SUoen unb @eIten
bes 2anbes, geitaItet ii4 gu einem
mabrbaften 3riumpb3uge, unb Der fl
nan3ieue GrfoIg iit bementipre6eno,
namentli6 in mitteIgrOben StdOten,
ME &anIas Gitn, 9snber, Omaha, u.
ieBt tpieber in ct. Yaul, U}inn. 9ier
mar bic 8egeiiterung unb Der 8orOerz
tauf Elm 10 groBer, OaB 9r. 9amroi4
i'm leBten 4ugenblide nod cine Grtraz
@orIteQung am qeItrigen gtaamittag
einlegte, in pel6er nQo6engrin" aufz
qefiibrt nurbe. 9as breitdgige 8aitz
ipiel in ct. Puul f4IoB nit nSannz
6Gufer" in Der Wtutinee unb nWalz
fire" in Der Q6enbz9oriteuun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-13
1Srcd1e Gtnbrc1cr.

Nep psgorf u, San. - 8eItern
Morqer orangen 3lpei Ginbre6er bur4
Elm 6interFenIter in Die Wirtbi6uft
ppn C{atob SbumQnn, Wr. 107, 9ora>
tioTtraBe, ein. Sic bur6It0berten Die
3immer, bi8 Iie in bic &egelbabn bin
untertumen unb bort ben nit 8etrdn=
fen an9efUQten GisI6rant fanoen.
Sic tDoQten beniel6en geraoe erbre6en,
al8 Sulius 5bumunn, Elm Better bs5
8eIiBers, Der in bemGuume IeinJta3tz
lager aufgeI9lagen bate, ertpu6te u.
fruq, lper ba lei. QlnItutt elmer 9(nts
mort ergriffsn bic 0iebe, tpel3e Saz
I6entU6er als W2usfen Dor ben Sc
ii6tern trugen, je einen i4peren Sez
gel unb i4lugen auf ben i'm gette 2iez
gsn0en elm. S6umanu, Elm trdftiger,
itGmmiger PlattOeutider, Iprang auf
unb Elm beiBer 8umpf entIpann ii6,
Der bamit enbete, buB Sbumann unz
ter ben GeulenI6ldgen bluteno 3uz
Iummenbra6 unb bic RGuber entflo=
ben. Der 8erpunbete i6leppte Ii6
Ddnn in bas in benz 6auie belegene
3immer WiQiam Wattau6's, zines
QlngeItellten, unb bieIer fiibrte i'm in
cine Qlpptbete in Der SaneItraBe, no
feline Wunben berbunDen tpurben.
Bon ben gefd6rli9en 8uri4en feRIt
iepe Spur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-13
Sie Seur3ucIasG ommiIIiuu.
afe efretdrsfruae nod nfe,t enttcbfepen.


gB al 6inqton, II. San. - Die
8ene5ueIa : Gommiiiion belt geItern
i6re erite SibunQ nit polIer Wfitglisz
ber3abl. Die SiBunq fanb i'm 9iplo-
maten3immer bes Staats : 9epartez
ments itatt uno bauerte bon i'll Bis
"A ll6r. gtaf) S4luB berIelben purbe
6oIgenoes offi8ieQ betannt gege6en:
Die @ommiIiion trat Inn I'll u6r
5u1ammen. 2lQe M}itglieber tpdren an
neieno. Der pierte Stod bes 8ebGuz
bes Der Baltimore Sun" lit fir bic
StBun9en unb Bureaus Der Commit
iton auser1eben. Gts bic Gdumli6z
teiten ba3u bergeri6tet iinb, tpirb bic
@Ommiiiion ibre SiBungen tdglicb in
gfr. 1412, Observation-Disclosures, Der
Mobnung bes 8unbes Sberri6ters
8reDer, balten. Or. Gilman legte
cine &arts bes itreitigen Gerritorium8
por. Die Gommifiion bertagte fi9,
p6ne einen Setretdr ober anbere Be-
ante erfpd6lt gu baben, bod ipurben
Die eingelaufenen 9lpplifationen forg=
fGlttg gepriift."
8eiter tpurbe mod betunnt, buB
Staatsiefretdr SlneD Bel 9eginn unb
Bel SdluB Der SiBung ungefGbr ie
cine bal6e Stunbe an ben 9erat6unz
gen Der Gomniiiton She'll na6m. Quf
Die 9ren3frage ielbit lpuroe ni9t elm
gegangen. Die nG6ite StBung pirb
am Montag itattfinoen.
8er bus glmt oes Setretdrs erbaTz
ten IoG, lit nod ntht befinitio entz
i6ieben. Die GommiiTdre piinI6en
ben befdnnten 9tetpzNorter 9(nnalt
Benjamin s. Dds 8ufos gu ernsnz
nen, Der BEL benz iiingiten 9renSbiaput
3pi79en 9(rgentinien unb 8raIilien,
no 9rGIibent Glebelanb S9iebsrihz
ter mar, Qls elmer Der Re6tsbeiftGnbe
fungirte. Der tiBli4e puutt lit nur,
OBJ bieie GonmiiIion i'm Stanbe isin
pirb, ben boben finan3ielIen QtnIpriiz
den befelben au entipre4en. Prdit>
bent Glepelanb unb Setretdr Slnsp
limb nit Der @uspahl einDeritanben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-13
9Ir. H..
Gin GuadIalbrr bur orm Ri1ter.
Der 4naefduIeistc Oh Sabre alt. - Or lbt Gle
GrstIicbc NrariS aus obne StplUm. - 2In'
oeblid, Gin SSuueerepftpr.

aeblici elm 2SHuecrepttpr
g&enz 0prt, u. San.-9on Der
Gait Der Sabre nieoergebeugt uno Iia
nur nit GROCER 0liibe fOrtbeme8eno,
erI6ten gcittrn Mi2ael 6lei'h i'm
8ategz z2(penueSQ Qpli3ei9eriht tnSrootz
Inn, nm Ii2 auf cine ppn Der Sings
GountD W}eoical Societp" erbobene
9eI6uloiQung Der QuudTalberet 81
perdntlDorten. TleiIdb lit 81 Sabre
alt uno po6nt in gr. 1929. 2ltldnttc=
glpenue, GaIt NeipzYort. Dor einem
WenI6enalter fam er bereit8 na9
2(merita, bo6 lit er Der 2anoesiprdz
de ni6t mGatig, oa er itG itet5 in
oeutI6en &reiIen beipe9te. Gr prufz
ti3irt ais 2lr3t uno feline 5a6lreihen
sEreurbe unb 9etannte Iinb oe5 2pbes
ppQ ij6er Die BON Dem 8reiIe au5geiibz
ten &uren. Bon Der urmen 8epoltez
runQ fpirO er ais Mpblthdter betra9z
tet, oenn cr Iou bic bel Ieinen Gpllegen
nur Ieltsn 5u bepbahtenoe GigenI5aft
baben, ben unbemittelten Ydtienten
QuBer fpItenlpier 8ebunolung Il. Wtez
Di3in ou6 mod Gelogei6ente 81 perz
abrei6en. Tu5 elegant eingerihtete
@or5immer Des 9tr5ts5 lit tets nit
pattenten gefiillt, unO unter 0enen,
pel6e BON Dem @reiie 8eneIunQ Iuz
den, Tollsn ii6 piele prominente 9iirz
Ger befinben. 6leiIb fOu peoer in
Dem Belize zines 9iploms Tein, tpelz
DIES i'm CUR 2lu5iibung OeS meOi3iniz
Ie6n 8eruf5 ermdhtigt, nod IolI er
irQeno rpel6e Stuoien bstrieben bu=
ben. Ri6ter 6drrimun entlieb ben
alten Mlann gegenGbrenlport bis sum
8er66r, uno an Der 6ano Ieiner um
mebrere Subr3ebnte iiingeren Satin
uno eine8 Gntel5 trat berIelbe Den
! Seimlpeg an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-13

3efIin teinestpegs 5ufdGig bur6 bas
Sis gebro9en lei, ionbern Elm gepldn=
ter Selbitmprbperiu9 bprIiege, um
BON Der unmeni6li6 gruuiamen 8ez
banblun9 ibres 9atten grl0Iung gu
finoen. g8ie es beiBt, min 9rin5
SSriebri6 2eopolb uuf feline Stequng
in Der 2lrmee @er5i9t lsiiten unb ii4
in bus gripatleben 5uriid3ieben.
8igeIop in Il lngnabegez
fallen.
9pultne1 8iaelptp bat am Sreitage
Berlin perlaiien, um na6 g}eD>Yort
3uriid3utebren. Seine Wtiiiion, peI4e
betanntlia bdrin beitanD, Der oNelpz
Yorfer 2ebensz" unb yWlutual Qez
bensz8erIi9erungs 8eieui6uft" unz
ter BEN alien 8eoingungen Wioer3uz
laiIunq in 9reuBen gu perI6affen, tat
Ii9 uls elm poIlItdnbiger 6ehlI6lug erz
1pieIen. 8aiIer 0ilGelm bat Den Imez
rituner nidt empfangen, 8igelop lit
offen6ar in llngnaoe sefaQen, oa er
bes &aiIers Namen in Elm CONNER
3ielIes llnternebmen 9iuein gu 3ie9en
fi9 ertiibnt bat.
Der Srab.er3ii4t ter &nee6s 8
Dor 8eri6t.
Der pro8eB gegen ben umeritaniz
ihen Sruber8ii6ter fobt. ;. &neebs,
ipelber betanntli6 beI6ulDiQt lit, Die
Stute Bethel" unter Dem gtamen
yReqie &neeb5" an beutIhen &ennen
6uben t6eilne6men 81 Iaiien, nubm ge@
itern Ieinen 4nfang. 9rei ameritaniz
i9e 3eugen betrdftigten unter Gio,
DaB Bic pprgefiibrte nNeGie &neebs"
ni6t g8etbsl" lei, fpHoern 0aB lie 2sB@
tere crit Dor penigen WpAen in Watez
fielo geIe6en 6dtten. SSSn iport5mdnz
nif6en &reiIen giebt ii4 groBes Sn>
tereiTe an Dem Yro3eFe tunb. Die
0er6anblungen peroen am Wtontage
pieber aufgenommen.
9untes 4IlerIet.
8unoesgeIanbter Runpon po6nte
Dem Qei9enbegdngniiIe Des prin5en
Qleranber BON Yreuben, peI9es, pie
bereits gemeloet, am 9onneritag itottz
funb, Bel.
Der groBe Gmpfana Bel 9OFe, mel
der bieie Wo9e itattfinben iOlIte, 1T
bis gum %. b. Wtts. perIhoben unb
Der auf ben %. Sanuar ange5eigte
9oFbau anlGBli6 bes 9(blebens oes
Prin3en 4leranoer 8dn5licb fallen 9ez
laifen pprben.
Der umerifaniI6e 9ensrultonIul
De San bat ioeben Elm 8ebiht, betitelt
yNimrpo's 0iIipn," poqsn0et, Opn Dem
Der er1te She'll bereits ber0ffentli4t lit,
Gine lle6erIeBung ms 9euti4e iteAt
6epDr.
Die beriibmten Gleftrifer Siemen5
uno 6aIste 6aben Gon3eIIion erlangt,
Die WaferfGlIe bon Sdn Simon bel
Serancingo 3peds Broouttion elef=
trii6er &raft in Der Stabt Wteritc
aus3u6euten. Die &raft tpiro auf Ell
ne Strede ppn 80 W&eilen transmit
tirt iperben.
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Bring 8attenberg erfranft
sumpf, Ussr souon.uffebsrq

Cape Goat 6 a tile, 8rifiId=
Weitafrita, u. San. - Bring 9ein.
rid BON gattenberg, Der 8emabl ber
Yrin3eTIin Beatrice, Der iiingIten Sod:
ter Der S0nigin, Der nin ipe3ieler 81.
genf6aft" Die uuf bem W}aride gsger
GumaIiie, Die 9auptitabt De5 4Idun:
tilanbes, begriffene britii6e@rpeoitior
bsgIeitet, lit gu N1ifa bom Sumpffie=
Der befauen porben uno unter Dem Sc:
Lett zines 2tr3te5 BON bort CUR 8iiite gu:
riifgeteGrt. Die &ranf6eit bes Prtn:
gen it iibrioens niAt 0efG6rli6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-13
Sas cuaI;idIe WfittcIsncers o eidntpa
Der Lot ffd1 a..f.

Qonbon, u. San. - Die Sen
trQl gtetps" b:bauptet, bas britii6e
N&ittslmsergeI6naoer in Der QeOante
babe ii4 aufgel0It unb 3ebn S6iTfe
beiiel6en feien na6MoIta abgeoampft.
2(noere gtngen na6 einem unbetannz
ten 3i:l unter Gegel. Mun nimmt an,
baB GnglarD ni6t Idnger auf cine
Cooperation Der Wtd6te gegen Die
Siirfei refnet unb besbat6 feline
Sbiffe dnberneitid berpenbet.
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2mei Nmerlfaner ae:lrt.

Jbre @rmdbllng Ju corrcip. WfitsIlfoern Gre
..stfarrmie Ger SSihenibaftem."
Ct. 9 9eter5burQ, II. San. -
Die r9ltabemie Der WiifenI6aften" in
Ct. petersburg bat Profefor Sames
9au, 9ireftor bes itaatli6en natur=
biitorii6en Mfuieum5 in 2ubanD, g.
9, gum auspdrtigen W}itgliebe unD
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