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The herald., 1896-11-01

and happy once more. But In order for the
one class to check his downward course,
slough Of despond. the best expert medi-
cal advice ana treatment must be secured
Our specialist for the diseases of men
treats no other disease. He is a graduate
OF the Vienna Medical University Of Aus
! tria, and has devoted his whole life to the
study of the diseases of men, practicing
in the largest hospitals of Europe and
America. There is no question about the
success of his treatment Of all forms of dis
ease.
Consult him with the utmost confidence.
for so confident is he that he can cure you
| that HE WILL NOT ASK YOU FOR ONE
| CENT OF PAY UNTIL YOU ARE EN-
| TIRELY WELL.
II you cannot call, write. We can treat
you successfully by mail.
All communications and consultations
strictly confidential.
| Call or address room 412
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HOTEL MAJESTIC,
NEW HAVEN. CONN.

TELEPHONE 0bE-~.
Entertainment Committees are in
vited to inspect our new and magnifi-
cent banquet hall, which is decorated
in the highest style of metropolitan
art, and is 50x2S feet; seats at a
banquet 14O people. Terms for soci-
ETY. events, with complete hotel serv-
ice, at moderate prices. Our Cafe
contains a Grill Room, and meals are
served from 10 a. IN. TO IL p. M, a Ia
carte. VIM. & JOHN GAY, Props.
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London, March 27.-At to-day's SEES
sion o. the conference of the National
Liberal Federation at Huddersfield Mr.
Robert j. Price, NJ. P., moved resolu-
ton designed to settle the question of
the leadership of the liberal party.
Mr.. Prices resolution was adopted
unanimously The resolution, which
was seconded by Mr.. Herbert Samuel,
secretary of the home counties division
of the National Liberal Federation, and
supported by the Right Hon. Herbert
J, Gladstone, M p. was as follows:
That this council reaffirms its ad :
herence to the principles for which this
Federation has always contended. re-
cords it's continued confidence in Lord
Rosebery and his colleagues; and
pledges itself not to rest until by edu-
cation in liberal principles and by the
organization of liberal forces in the
constituencies, the triumph of the party
is again assured"
Only forty liberal members of the
house of commons We're present. Lord
Rosebery was the only member of the
later liberal cabinet in attendance.
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THE Y. ". c. a.

All women interested in home dress
making are invited to call at 1858
Worth system of dress cutting, Both
afternoon and evening classes may be
formed
Miss Mills, who has successfully
taught. a class in millinery at the
Bridgeport Y w c. A., has been en-
gagged for a similar course in New Ha-
ven. Those who would like such in
struction should make immediate APP
plication as the number in the class
will be limited.
The next monthly entertainment will
be given at the First Baptist church on
Wednesday,, April /.
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Special Announcement.

The many friends of C. F. Beckley,
the Chapel street dealer in notions,
needle work, dressmakers' supplies. etc,
will be pleased to learn that he has
associated with himself in business Mr..
Frank A, Peckham, a gentleman whose
commercial experience covers a period
of twenty years. For the past ten
years Mr.. Peckham has been the notion
buyer Tor the firm of Even Mcintyre
& Co of this city. The new firm opens
to-day their store, 634 Chapel street.
with large new stock of goods COM
prising "a thousand and one" articles
which for quality and price will at
tract hundreds to the establishment.
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RECOMMITTED THE SUIT.
Judge Root of Waterbury, who was
appointed committee to hear the
claim of George w. Mitchell of Water
bury against the Goodrich Cattle COM
pany Cor $500, reported to the court
yesterday that he had allowed the de-
PENDANTS $4,000. At Goodrich's request
the matter was recommitted.
SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.
John M. McCarten, as administrator
of the estate of the late James p. Me-
Carten, yesterday brought suit against
the city to recover $4,000 damages. The
suit is brought through ex-Judge l.. N.
Blydenburgh, and in the complaint it is
alleged that the deceased on February
Is last, while walking on the sidewalk
in Hamilton street, slipped, fell and re-
ceived fatal injuries. 1t is alleged also
that the sidewalk was coated with ice
at the time
The case is made returnable to the
next term of the superior court and the
papers Were served by Deputy Sheriff
Dejon.
MIGRANTS SENT TO JAIL.
Eight Migrants who were found in the
lodging house on Fair street We're in
the city court yesterday morning and
their cases We're continued until to-day
by Judge Cable, who advised them to
leave town. Two men caught begging
on the street were sent to Jail for
thirty days each.
DR. link OUSTED.
In the superior court yesterday iudg-
ment was rendered by Judge Shum-
way in the quo warranto proceedings
to compel DR.. Walter H. link of Bran
ford to show reason why he acts as
school visitor The judgment GUSTS Dr.
link from the position, and leaves the
fight in the same condition as it was
before DIR. link was declared elected
by DR., c, w. Gaylord, president of the
board of education.
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BOviniifle

that great concentrated essence
of the vital principles of lean,
beef, the strength of which is
enhanced by our special cold
process method of manufacture,
it can be retained by the weakest
stomach, and in every instance
makes blood, flesh and strength.
DR.. Charles Wilson, Atwell Ave,
Providence, says; "My wife
suffered a severe attack Of pneu-
monia; after passing the acute
stage fearing heart failure, |
gave her freely Bovinine and
port wine, equal parts. | have
never seen such good results.
/ am hearty believer in Bowl
nine for quick nutrition" Over
10000 other physicians endorse
it equally strong.
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Fatal
Pneumonia.

That dreaded disease that TEN.
porarily compels a cessation of
the work Of all the greater organs
of the body thus stopping the
digestion of food, the creation
of new tissue, brings the patient
to a point where the Pickering
flame of life is blown out like the
light of burnt-out candle. To
make recovery probable, keep up
the patients strength = give him
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-28
The Matabele's Revolt.

London, March 27.-Sir Hercules Rob-
inson, governor of the Cape Colony, has
telegraphed from Cape Town to Mr.. Jo-
seph Chamberlain. secretary of state
for the colonies, that in the revolt Of
the Matabeles in the Insenza and Fila
busti districts seven whites were killed
with knives and four were wounded.
Colonel Napier, with $50 men, is pro-
ceeding to Zingen to arrest a witch
doctor, who was the instigator of the
revolt.
A dispatch from Cape Town SAYS that
a force of colonists under command of
F. c. Selous, the explorer. has started
for the disturbed districts in Natalie
leland to quell the revolt of the natives
there,
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Hntels.
Moseiey's New Haven House.

Is conducted in an up-to-dato manner,
and is adding heat and open sanitary
plumbing to all its sleeping rooms. The
reputation of the excellent quality of
its table is worldwide.
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Wales and the Thirteen club.

London, March 27-The st. James
Gazette, commenting upon the Prince
of Wales reported acceptance of hon
orary membership in the Thirteen Club
of New York, says there must be a
misunderstanding somewhere. The
Gazette asks whether the Prince was
informed of the nature of the club.
which, according to a New York news
paper, on the night that the princes
acceptance was read pledged itself to
do all in it's power to aid Cuba.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-28
AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Dated at Orange, this 2lst day of Msrch.
lSg6 noh9I lot
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YESTERDAY IN THE COURTS
CASES BROUGHT UP BEFORE THE
TiRIOUS TRIBUNALS.

Mr.. Bunnelis Victory-Verdict in the Case
Against G. Is. Bunneu Reversed-NO ALI
mony Allowed Mrs. Donueliy Motion
for New Trial in Hlne WIN Case Denied
Assignments for Next week-suit Against
the City for S6,O0O-other News.
Decision was rendered by Judge
Shumway In the superior court yester-
day morning setting aside the verdict
of eX-Deputy Sheriff Ransom Chatfield
against G. B, Bunnell for malicious
prosecution and ordering new trial.
The verdict Of the jury was for the
plaintiff TO recover $500 and costs Mr..
Hamilton, the attorney for the plaintiff,
stated yesterday morning that he was
not in the least discouraged by the de-
cision He said he would try the case
again and expected to win.
CONNECTICUT CYCLE COMPANY'S
AFFAIRS,
The affairs of the Connecticut Cycle
company were closed up yesterday by
the acceptance of the report of the re-
ceiver. James Gallagher. The receiver
has $3.50 on hand, which will pay just
1-2 per cent. dividend.
EFFECTS OF THE POOL LAW
The Derby Driving and Agricultural
company of Derby, through their coun-
sell Mr.. Downs. applied to Judge Shum-
way yesterday morning for an order
authorizing them to wind up the at
fairs of the company. The capital stock
of the company is $1,000, and they are
owners of the Derby Driving park
There are a large number of claims
against the company, and it is stated
the assets are small, An order was
granted allowing the creditors three
months in which to file their claims.
NO ALIMONY ALLOWED.
Judge Shumway in the superior court
yesterday rendered decision adverse
to the application of Mrs. Annie Don
nelly for alimony pending decision in
her suit for divorce from her husband,
Stephen Donnelly,
Judge Shumway decides that Donnel-
ly has not in hand any funds against
which execution can be issued
SUIT FOR $1,000 DAMAGES.
The suit of John j. Bergin, admins
- Wv -.
I'm iellu ieiephohe eoiiip"HS 'Nu ny
,ueii ciec'iic i'd'iiioe'u coihpanS 10 g.
900 damages, was argued in the superior
court yas+ordoy ~, demurrer of tho
telephone company. Delaney was kill
ed by an electric shock,
James I. Moran appears Tor the de-
fendant ana ex-CongreSsman FlgotL lor
the plaintiff.
WILL PROBABLY BE SETTLED.
1t was stated in court yesterday that
the suit of Samuel T. Williams against
George L. Lllley, Which mas peen III
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The Nile Fxpeditjou.

London, March 27-The Times CORE
spondent at Cairo telegraphs that the
Sultan of Turkey lately demanded that
the Egyptian government explain the
objects oc the Soudan expedition. In
reply the government stated that
Egypt, in accord with Great Britain,
intended to recover the territory lost
by the revolt in the Soudan The Sui
tan has thus forced Egypt's hand by
eliciting the admission that the ulti-
mate object of the expedition is to res
cue the Soudan from the Mahdists.
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CAPTAIN THOMAS LECTURE
Before ADMIRAL Faots Post Tonight

FOURTH THO at WHrHer HHII.
For the Admiral Foote post benefit
this evening Captain D. S. Thomas re-
peats his, illustrated lecture, Eighty
Minutes in the Heavens" for the
fourth time in Warner hall. Each time
it has been given to larger audience
than before, the last one overlooking
the hall When asked about this the
captain modestly replied, 1t must be
the lecture; it could not be the beauty
of the lecturer"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. treas, VS., Me
Mahon, Stevens VS. Cannon, Meyers VS.,
Ashdown, Sears vs., English
Thursday--Allen VS. Lyerzaph, Girls
void VS.. Westaeld Plate Co., Bridge
port Brass Co. VS., the Braston Co,
Newton VS.. Proskasky.
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probate Court -Judge cloavoland.

'ohulB NittNcAUHNis
A conservator was appointed over
Mrs, Mary A. Walker of 7OS George
street by Judge Cleaveland yesterday
morning, Mrs. Walker is the woman
who has figured in the city court in
connection with the several cases Of
various kinds against eX-Constable
John j, Shea. Shea has been bound
over to the superior court for the theft
of 5000 worth of diamonds from Mrs.
Walker, with whom he went off on a
spree to Providence and Boston, They
registered at the hotels as j, G, Morton
and wife,
Mrs, Walkers relatives did not like
the way in which she was spending
her money and applied sor the appoint
ment OF q conservator to care for her
property. Mrs. Walkers counsel did
not oppose the application and Attor-
ney Harry w. Asher was appointed to
manage her property. She has proper
~ amounting in value to about $4,000.
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JAMES ?. BREE, Supcrtor Court,
vs.. New Haven
HONORA SCOTT, ct ais. County
bURSU ANT to the order of said court, the
] undersigned will sell at public auction,
if not previously sold at private sale, on
MONDAY, APRIL Goth, AT z O'CLOCK
=. NJ the following real estate situated in
the Town of East Haven. viz. Ali the interest
of the parties to said cause in piece of land
containing about 20 acres bounded easterly
by land now or formerly OF he heirs of
Thomas Granniss: Southerly by land now or
formerly of David s Fowler; west by land
now or formerly of heirs of Arson Thomp-
son and highway; and northeriy by land now
or formerly of the heirs of Arson Thomp-
son. For terms apply to the subscriber.
Sale to take place at the office OF
CHARLES KLEIN Err. Commtte,
Room SO Exchange building, cor. Chapel and
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07
: Sn 80 or onsf d. pu + b Elm

-Sn SO or IN ( d pur b E elm
ausldnoiI9er GommiiiionGr perbafa
tet, ipel6er bic @pupernements Woroz
neIb, Sambptp unb Orel bereiite unb
bort glaenten fir ben @ertrieb fall6er
@inz unb Drei>gfubelI9eine, bic ibm
aus Wien geI9idt purben. iu9te.
9ei bem 8erbaftsten ipuroe cine gros
bere partie bon 6aliifiedten, iotDie bic
@orreippnbens nit Der @iener 5dbrit
Der S9eine unb ben perIdiebenen
g(genten sefunben.
- Gin @rpbfeuer in SO ic'
blingen BEL Ssibelber9 bat neun 9ss
bduoe in 9tfdbe gelest. Wtan permus
tibet, bub @ranbItiftung pprliegi. IS
ipa ii9 Inn einen gegen ben 8iir9ers
meiIter geri9teten Na9eatt banoeln,
ba aud beim lebten 9ranbe por eini>
gen Wo6en Der 9rdnbbeerb an bus
8eiibtbum bes Srtsporitebers gren5te.
Sin 8eI1Gbioter bonn oGmaliatn
granbe, Der 2anbpirtb peter Wader,
fpurbe bur6 ben neuen Sranb ipabnz
iinnis unb erbGnste ii4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07

9 perin. Der 9lrbeiter unb
8ienitmann Sufabl, luelber, ipie mit=
set6eilt, jiingit feline Gbefrau ermor=
feie, III BON Der poliaei ersriffen uno
bein 2un6seri4issefdngniiie jusefiiDrt
iporben.
gDismar. Ser S6ubma1erz
aleiIter Ir. 8sntbien'f6e Ghepaar feis
.rte bos Set Der 9oIbenen So9Seit.
Dem Subelpaar tpurben BON 0er=
panbten unb 9etannten dus g2ab unb
sSern soblreidbe 9liidipiinIde barge
bra9t. Der 9rpbber5os ianbte Gin
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07

9ortmunb. Der Subrunters
nehmer Sorff, pslAsr i'm 9rpceIie
Differ ipegen 9eblerei gu einem Sabr
Su9tbau5 becurtGtilt, bann aus benz
&runtenbauIe entflOben mar. bat aus
9(merita mad bier bic Rd9ri9t ssa
langen laiien, baB tr in Geip gOrt
lebe.
Sbentir9en. &iir5li6 gseen
balb II ll1r fblus Elm Meteoritein in
oas einIt0dige Saus beS 2aoenbeIibers
&leiu. Sas Wteteor burfbI6lu9 nit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-08

@pIbI9dbe. Na6 Oieien finb bic gngldn:
Der Iii tern unb ie berfu@en, ii9 bort fef.
3uiebeN,
Oie @orgGnge i'm SransDaal iin6 fin
unfere 9erren profeforen, pel9e bic Wonz
roes9oftrin nt9t auf ben 8eneauelasStreii
antpenben pollen, cine beiliame 2ebre.
Da Oeutfdfano it6 fir bere9tigt bdlt.
Dem 6~eiBbungrisen England ems auf's ge>
frdBige Maul gu f9lagen, PENN es bas
8uretGanb Deri6lingen min, 10 baben Die
Ser. Staaten audi Elm He9t ein3ui9reiten,
penn England bon @~sneauela einen 9apper
abbeiBen min. 8as gnglanb in Gfrifa pber
Nfien Dor9at, fiimmert uns ni9ts; l1nele
Gam piro, obne etne Miene au Der5ie4n,
feline !9dnbe in ben Saf9en bebalten nrD
rubig 5uie6en, penn ii4 Gnglano NIT gros
Gen Der alien Welt ben Magen itopft. Wenn
es ii9 aber unterfGngt, feline &aubs urb
&opopApolitit auf bic Reue @elt aus
5ubebnen, Oanu f9Gusen mir gu unb oamtt
baita, 0as 1T Die MonrDezOOttrtn
uno apar bur9 ben 9eiit Der Neuaett
etpas erpettert unb oerI9Grft.
Die @orgdnge i'm Sransoaal geben u n :
ferer 4uffafung Der SOttrin cine traftz
Do1e Stiibe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-08
Gm9lamSS 0DISs0ier.

Ods 8%orbanbenfet Elm beoentenoer 8oloz
feloer I'M fiioli9en 8~eneauela peranlaBte
England, ienen She'll bes Dene5uelanif9en
@ebiets au beanfpru9en. 9as @orbanbens
fetn Der rieiigen @olbfelber. BON Witpatersz
&anb i'm Sransbaal neranlaBt @nglanb
gu Dem @eriu6, biefes u~nabbdngige 2anb
fetnen iibafritanii9en 8efibungen ein5nz
berletber.
Oas 8erfabren, tpobur9 es fi9 etner
S9ein bes &e6ts fthern min, 1T in bsibsn
Sdlen ungefdbr bafelbe, Metl cine @nz
5abl angebli9er @ngGdnber in bas benez
8uelanif9e 9ebiet e~ingeorungen finb, Dbne
auf nennenstpertben @ibertanb Ieitens Der
Dene3uelanii9en &egierung geitoBen gu
fem, bic bur9 &ebolutionen in Mnipru9
genommen iiber bus Gren5gebiet nur cine
febr Ioberfld9Gi9e Surtsbiftipn ausgeiibt
fat ,nimmt @nglanb bas He9t in Mn=
fprub, biefe 2eute ni9t nur in ibrem al3
@quatters tptberre9tli9 erporbenen 8eftb
5u f3iiben, fonbern au9 bieIen gan5en Be-
ftB uno mod bel me6r 6a5n nnter ieire
9errf9aft 5u nebmen. SIN Sransbaal, no
cine itarte &egierung berrf9t, peG9e fein
| Squatten buloet unb ben 9runbIab auf=
geiteqt bat: n9as 8urenz2anb fir bic
8uren", tpobin aber bic groBen @olblaser
eine Menge britif9er 11ntertbanen unb ans
oere @uslGnber ge5Ogen baben, nimmt es
bas &e9t in Nnfpru9, btefe in ibren pD=
litiI3en &e4ten gu f9iiBen unb ibnen gu
etnem @ntbetl an Der &egierung gu berc
helfen, mas, ba bic Sremben ben 8uren
an 3abl iiberlegen finb, ni9ts Nnberes be-
beutet unb be5pedt, als Nuslieferung bes
2anbes an Die gapzgolonie unb @roBz
%britannien.
Ser @infaI bes Or. SameIpn in bds
Sransbaal ober Dte Der amtlt9e Sitel lauz
tet Der n@ubafrifanif9en &epublit" 1T MIR
elm neler BON ben bielen @erfu9en, bic
8uren unb ibre Staten unter britii9e
8otmdBigfeit gu bringen.
Die 8uren tparen befanntli9 bic erifen
NnfiebIer in @iib<Nfrita. s3tpar batten
1890 3tpei ensliT9e 8efebGs6a6er 8eiib bonn
&ap Der guten 9offnurg genommen, p6ne iez
bod eine 8dubung 3u~riidauGuffen; aber bic
erfte befeitigte 3ieOerluhung purbe 1862
BON Der 9O1dnOif9aS tinbiI6en @ompaanie
an Der Safetz8ut gegriinbet, bon mo aus
nab uab mad bus Sutherland erobert uurbe.
SIM Sabre 1895 ma9ten iib Die @nqlGmber
gu 0erren bes &uplunbss, muBten es aber
i'm Srisben bon 4miens, 1902, ON 6ollaab
a~uriidgeben. Isle eroberten es 1906 aum
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-08

Die @ene3uelaz@ Commit ion beginnt t9re
Irbeiten unter ie6r giinItiSen umifdnoeu.
Soipo3l 6ier 81 2anoe, ME in England limb
bpfumentarif6e 8elege aufgetau9t, poraHs
berborge6t, bab Der 6oqdnbif4e auf Sh9=
lamb bur9 8ertrag ii6ergegangene Mn1prlb
in @upana ME peitsr a1s Bis gum Gfieqli6o
ging, baB, mie an biefer SteQe tets 6erz
pprgeboben tpurbe, Die %iogenannte SGoms
burqfz@ren3e nur Elm bon ben britlI9sn
@taatsmGnnern ats foIher be3ei9neter @erz
5u6 mar, cine @runblage fir cine ben MAJ
tiirli6en acknowledgement entfpre9enoe,
Der unter1anblung uno Dem S9iebsgeri9t
unterliegenOe 9ren3e gu %getpinnen; baB
Serb @berOesn Dor So Sobren 6ereits aaf
@erlangen @ene5uela's Die DDn S9om6ur9t
qe5ebten @ren3pfdble entfernen lieB, unb
oaB 2orb @ranpiQe iih gu elmer i9ieo2gez
ri4tli9en 8eilegung Der @ren3fraae bereit
ertldrte, tpel9es 3ugeftdnbniB aber' BON
Serb Salisbury piberrufen tDuroe. DieIe
lebteren S6atI a6en fino bur9 einen @n9=
ldnber, Namens 9enrp Rorman, inn Qon=
boner vG6ronicle" ber0ffentli9t iporoea.
Die erftere gebt aus &arten berpor, tpelde
fi9 i'm 8eIib oes 9errn 2eanber S. Wte=
Gormid 6~ieriel6it befinoen. unb bic er oor
einigen Sa9ren in einem Qntiqudriatsfdoeu
in Canterbury in England erporben 5at.
OieTelben itammen aus benz Sabre 1913.
unb 5e;gen tlur, baB Die boqdnbf9en Ma>
fprii9e in @upana nur Bis an ben @he=
quibo singen, unO alIo du9 fir Die an=
fprii9e .g~nglan0's Ourii6er 4inaas ieoer
p0lterrs9tli9e 8oOen fe6lt.
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ttttfer @DIs0ort& tuSt.
z. 9

{. y v u v l.
@te beretts in elmer fe6r 1pGt eingetrpffez
men &abeIbepeI9e u~nierer geftrigen tGgli9en
Nummer geulelbet tpur0e, ut Or. @tG6elm
@pl porgeitern @benb in Min9en ge<
ftorbsn,
@r bra4te e auf nur fe9sunbfiinf5ig
Sabre uHb einige Sage, unb Die leBten 6ret
Sabre unb brei Monate leines 2ebens iparen
cine Dual fir i'm.
Bon 9auie aus bieB er @ilbe1m Gbler
bon @pmetbal. OILS Sobn zines bOberen
Diterrei9if9en 8eumten in Wien geboren,
er6ielt er cine afabemi19e 8i1bung. Sein
2ieblingsfa9 bilbeten f9on pGbrenb feiner
@iener 1niperfitdtsitubien Neitbetit unb
&unitgeI9i9te. Den Staatsbienft bers
59mdbenb, pibmete er iib mad @rlangung
bes @rubes zines 9pftprs Der p6ilofpp6te
enna Der Publi3iitit. 8on feinem Samilien@
namen BON @pmetbal nur bic 3pet eriten
8uhitaben unb ben lebten bei6ebaltenD,
nannte er ft9 fortan Or. Wilbelm Wb1.
Qls fol9er ertuarb er it9 i9neq in Der
beutf9lGnbti9en unb beut19zf9peiaeri19en
Preffe ben &lf zines Der ausgeaei9netften
SeuiQetoniiten. Mit Der 3eit fam er i'm
Quftroge GROCER beutf9er 3eitungen mad
Stalten, Dem 2anbe ietner Se6niu9t; unb
mas er pon bort in Seutlletpns unb 8i9ern
ibrie6, bas fam an Plaitit r1b WGrme Der
0urteIung pobl NIT 9Otbe's vitalieni19er
&eife" Oergli9en tperben.
SIN 2aufe feines l~dngeren italieniI9en
Qufent6ultes sefpunn er gu 9eapel bas 6er3
elmer boG &unitbeseiitsrung Sta1ien berei=
ienben iungen unb f9Dnen i9peiaerf9=
ameritunif9en 8itttpe, Srah &Dpfli, Die
inn Die 9unb gum 8unb fir's 2e6en
rei9te.
Qu9 in 9aris unb Ueri9iebenen Stdbten
9euti9Ganbs mar er nun fir Die unge=
iebenften 9Gdtter aGs 5euiuetoniit tbdtig
unO ma9te ii9 3uglei9 ssfir9tet Our6 feline
einf9neibenbe &ritt moberner 9emGlbe.
gu @nfang Der a9t3iger Sabre fam er
mad Nmerita, Oerfu9te es auerit NIT ei1em
beutI9en 3eitungsunterne6men gu OenDer
in Colorado, tpobnte bann in Der Sal5feez
itabt unb ma9te bort eingebenOe Stubien
iiber bic Mormonen, gegen beren frii6ere
Sber6Gupter er cine beiBenbe S9rift berz
Dffentli9te.
DG6rsnb beg gbicagoer Qnar6iitenz
pro5efes fam er bier6er, UNI geiffpole Be
ri9te an 3eitungen in Deuti9lano gu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-08


Uncle Gam bat ale urIa9e, nit Chicago
5ufrieoen gu iein. @us feinen gbicaqoer
@inna6men an a3Daen, 8unbes teuern uno
Poitgebibrsn be5ablt er ni9t nur Iammtli9e
Gbicasoer unfoftsn biefer Memter, ionbern
Die $11,237,719 9enfionen i'm 8e3irt Sui
nois, bic 4rmee bes 9epartements M%iifouri,
Die gunbesgeri4te fir ben 8e5irf unb ben
8rsts, nno iiberbaupt a1e Nusgaben fir bic
bier befinoli9en 8unbesGmter. unb bann
bat er nod bret 8iertel Miaionen iibrio.
Gbtcago bat unsefd6r nur ben 43fen She'll
Der BepDlterurg Der Ser. Staten, aber ben
Gtntiinften 3ufolge, tpel9e Uncle Gam aus
tbm be3iebt, fo1te man glauben biirfen, es
babe ben alpanaigiten She'll.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-08

SD Tenn es al! Ser &ubmesftern
Bon Sarpar6 leu9tet nab un6 fern;
9o3 beut' itebt mir Dor gtnsen tfar
Nur II Barrett unb etn Salar.
Mein Sobn! = Sir bid bitt' i'd ais Guut
@i6t SeIbeni9wert, nod StuatsmanustuHR,
&t4t 9i6tertran5, nod Sebersab',
Ser Ser5beSwinser 3auberitab.
SD bite nur, 5arpar6 geuabr'
Sein Beites Sir an Sreu' uuo Chr.
Ra4 Saruur6's bod tier Mbft9t iei
Gott umb Der @eeni3beit ftets getrea.
Seblt bann betn Siam inn &ubmesbn9
Der 3ufunft aud, mein SObn, senIs,
gSenn 5nn Barrett unb gum Galar
Ses Stmmels Rrpn' sefiset mar.