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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
wICKBAM COMMITTEE TO MEET.
VIII Assemble I'm Washington To
Day, and May Call on President.

The Virginia Republicans who are not
in favor with the Agnew- Waddill- Brady
managers do not intend to let that fac
ton monopolize the time and attention
OF President Mckinley and mis- advisers.
They propose TO ask a hearing at the
hands of the administration, and that
without delay. Chairman William f.
Wickham has called a meeting of his
Executive Committee TO be held in
Washington this afternoon, with a view
10 getting an audience with the Presi-
dent. The members of the committee,
besides Colonel Wickham. are James s.
Pattie, OF Roanoke; r. X. Hickman, of
HarrlsonbuTg; II. Il. Hubbard, of Buck
ingham, and Alva Marin, of Norfolk
ccurty. The newly installed chairman
OF the Lamb branch of the party will
leave for the capital on the morning
tram. and expects all .of his personal
advisers TO meet him there. They Will
talk over the condition Of affairs In Vir-
ginia, map out plans for the campaign
and then, If found practicable to do so.
pay a visit to President Mckinley and
acquaint him with the situation in this
State. as they view It.
Colonel Wickham opened State head
quarters yesterday at No. 81 Bank
street. and soon had two tables piled up
with printed copies OF his recent adj
dress TO the Virginia Republicans, the
platform adopted at Lynchburg, and the
party's plan OF organization. Mr.. James
w. Tierney, OF Norfolk. who has been
closely associated with Colonel Lamb for
many years, is in charge of headquarters
until matters can be gotten in good run
ming shape. He may remain through the
balance Of the campaign Upon return
ing from Washington Colonel Wickham
sneakers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
MANUAL OF ARMS CHANGED.
The order VIII Go Into Eject No.
vember list.

An order has been issued from the
Office OF the Acknowledgement for a
change in the manual Of arms after No
vember LIST. from the one now in use,
20 the manual published by order OF the
War Department. Circular No. Is, A. G..
o.. July 18th. Adapting the manual for
the service magazine rife Cal. 30, TO the
Springfield rife. Cal. i5,"
Another order in relation 10 the duties
Of Lieutenant Croxton. the United States
army attache. was also given out as
General order No. s. 1t is as follows:
Lieutenant Richard c. Croxton. First
Infantry. United States army, having
been detailed for service by the War De-
partment with the Virginia Volunteers.
at request OF the Governor OF Virginia.
Is assigned TO duty In the Office Of the
Adjuiant-Generai. and viii have charge
under direction Of the Acknowledgement
OF Ordnance and Quartermaster stores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
ANOTHER NEW YORK CANDIDATE.
sanieI, Socialist Labor Choice, Has
IN Big Meeting.

NEW YORK, October 12-Lucien saniel,
the Socialist Labor candidate for Mayor.
opened his campaign at Cooper Union to-
night.
In the large crop Of mayoralty candi-
dates Nr. Saniel has been almost lost
sight of. yet he attracted meeting
larger than that which ratified the nomi-
nation Of General Tracey, as large as
that addressed by Seth Low last Thurs
day night, and almost as large as the one
which nominated Henry George.
Mr.. Saniel Is a Frenchman. who writes
some cutting things in English, but his
oratory is not effective, because he has
not mastered the pronunciation OF the
language he writes so well
THE RED FLAG.
The platform was decorated with red
flags. There was a band. and about as
much enthusiasm as marks the average
political gathering. The people gave ex-
preston to their displeasure by Kissing
tho mention Of the names OF capitalists.
saniel bitterly assaiied tho other can
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
Arctic Game.
lCornhill Magazlne.l


The rabbit supply is now reinforced by
hundreds Of thousands OF frozen rabbits
from Australia. and the price OF home
bred rabbits has fallen In consequence.
In spite OF the murderous destruction OF
sub-arctic game. the regions from which
IL comes are so huge and the facilities
for catching II. for freezing II. and trans
porting IL by siedge so great. that we may
expect the supply to be larger each year.
rather than less. II seems incredible. but
II Is true, that Russian game can be
brought from ST. Petersburg TO Leader-
hall Market at a cheaper rate per ton
than Surrey fowls can be brought from
Horsham to London. The Trso s-Slberiarl
railway viii tap another enormous game
area, and the supply from the Two ex-
tremes--the tame pheasantrtes Of Eng
land and the uninhabited forests OF the
sub-arctic Continent--will continue 70
stock our market. Frozen pheasants and
other game are regularly brought into
London market from Pekin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Annual Meeting Mt New Haven-Re
ports md Addresses.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, October 13.-The
eighty-seventh annual meeting of the
American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions opened at o'clock
this afternoon in the Hyperion Theatre
for a session which win continue until
Friday.
After devotional exercises an address
of welcome was delivered by Professor
George p. Fisher, ID. d., of Yale Uni
versity.
The annual report of the Home Depart
ment was presented by its secretary,
Rev. c. II. Daniels, ID. D., of Boston
The concluding paragraph Of the report
says: 1--WE must have for the ensuing year
$4,000 more than was at the disposal Of
the commission last year. Without this
sum of money, no new work can be be-
gun. and no new missionaries sent out
beyond the imperative calls for filling
vacancies"
The treasurer's report was read by
Treasurer Frank II. Virgins. of Boston
The annual surveys OF the Foreign De-
partment were offered by Rev. .Iudson
Smith. ID. D., of Boston. and Rev. James
l.. Barton, ID. D., Of Boston. The entire
afternoon session was taken up bv these
addresses and reports, and by the APP
pointment of committees for work during
the convention.
Among the arrivals to-day was David
]. Brewer. of Washington, d. c.. Asso-
ciate Justice of the United States Su-
prcme Court. who is prominently men
toned for the presidency OF the society
for the coming year.
The meeting tonight of the American
Board of Foreign Missions was entirely
of a religious nature. The services were
held in the Hyperion Theatre, and were
presided over by Rev. DR.. Storrs. Fol-
lowing prayer and congregational sing
ing. the annual sermon was delivered by
Rev Nehemiah Boynton. of Detroit. At
the close of the sermon there was brief
service of song.
There was a large influx of delegates
during the day. and to-nights meeting
4n.od the canaciiY OF the theatre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
ssHEyILLe BANK sUsPENDs.
Some Excitement on Failure OF Its
Doors to Open.

ASHEVILLE. n. c., october R.-Wher
the First National Bank failed, July Soth
many depositors in the Western Caroiind
Bank endeavored to draw out their FUNDS
The sixty-day rule was enforced as soon
as the demand became large, and TINS
morning the bank did not open its doors
A statement on the doors says: This
bank closed for liquidation"
1t is understood that the bank was
overloaded with real estate, and espe'
cially country property, on which reallza'
ton will be slow.
The number of small depositors is large
and there was some excitement when the
doors Of the bank did not open this morn
ing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
The Campaign In Buckingham.

BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE, VA,
October l2.-(Special.)-Hon. ii. ID. fIoou
made a fine speech 10 an appreciative
audience here yesterday. He went for
the Republican party without mercy. and
denounced and ridiculed their pretended
desire TO reform the election system. lie
paid a beautiful tribute 10 Jonn Dahlel
and Thomas S. Martin, and predicted their
return to the Senate.
Hon. Il. w. Hubbard followed Mr.. Flood
in a timely and vigorous speech, which
was generously applauded.
The Renublicans were addressed by j.
w Word and Colonel r. Il. Hubbard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
DEATHS.

BARKER. --Died. Monday morning. oe-
tober nth. at s O'Clock. at her mothcr's
residence. 300 yenable street. Miss MARY
A. BARKER. daughter Of Mrs. Mary l..
Barker.
The funeral WI take place from Christ
church THIS "wednesday AFTERNOON
at $50 o'clock.
ENRIGHT. oiled. October 18th. at I'D
p NJ. az the residence Of her parents.
No. 40 Louisiana street. ELizAbEfh
ESTHER. youngest daughter OF Mr.. AKA
Mrs. T. j. Enright.
The funeral win take place THIS wed
nesday) AFTERNOON al $50 o.eiock
from the house. Friends OF the family M
yited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
FRENCH MURDERER CONFEssEs.
He Had Committed "a Series of Jack
the-Rfpper" Crimes.

LYONS, FRANCE. october ia shep-
herd named Vacher has been arrested at
Belley, Department Of Ain, forty-four miles
from this city, charged with committing
a series of so-called "Jack-the-Ripper
murders. He has confessed to killing
three shepherds, three girls, and two oiu
women.
Vacher. the authorities say. was for-
merry confined in an asylum Tor the IN
sane. The series of murders attriputeu
to him commenced in 1894. and they APP
near 10 have been actuated by purely
hIood-tbirstv instincts. as the victims
were all poor people. They were terribly
mutilated after their threats had been
cut. and all the women were criminally
assaulted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
yat;ouuI Sanitary Association.

NASHVILLE. TENN, october 12.-Be'
cause of the failure OF many delegates
TO arrive this morning, the meeting OF
the National Sanitary Association was
postponed Tomorrow morning regular
sessions viii begin. Delegates arrived this
afternoon and tonight. DR.. +. %. toung'
Benedict. OF New York; d. +. Veal, OF
Atlanta: William Locke. OF Brooklyn. and
DR. Terrig, of the United States navy,
from New York, are among those at
landing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13

OF New Jersey Samuel Hayes. OF Austria
la. and James Galley. OF Illinois, met
upon the historic Isle above referred TO.
and they had not been there long until
they quarrelled. Gladden. pummelled the
face OF his Australian confrere into a
Jelly, and he and Galley were arrested.
while Hayes was taken TO the almshousc.
where he Is being fixed up for presenta-
ton In the Police Court this morning.
Hayes was not dangerously hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
THEATRE MANAGERS TROUBLED.
The yelIOw-Feyer Scare IL Driving
Companics TO the North,

The yellow-fever In the South has had
the effect of soaring many theatrical com
panies away from this territory. and has
already played havoc with Mr.. Leath's
bookings. Managers are afraid to venture
South at all. as many companies have
been quarantined. and no less than eleven
are shut up in New Orleans. This. OF
course. entails heavy loss on managers,
and as the season OF 1878 has opened
none too auspiciously. the yellow-fever
scare seems likely TO add another straw
to the almost intolerabe burden. II VIII
glut the northern towns with theatrical
tres empty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
Georgia Central Railway.

SAVANNAH, GA. October 12.-The an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Central Railway Company was held here
to-day. Mr. VI. NJ. Conner was reelected
president, and the old board, with the
Execution of Gunby Jordan, Of Columbus.
who succeeded General-Manager VIII
liams, deceased. was elected. Mr.: Conner
will for the present remain at the head
OF the road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
Financial Result of the Baxaar.

The bazaar held recently at the Regi-
mental Armory for the benefit OF the Old
Dominion Hospital was the means of
raising Sl07 for the institution. All the
expenses were met and this result is
really very fiattering. as the revenue had
to be derived solely from dancing fees
and refreshments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13

-s~OIIrMgI,S. O., October 12.-The Su.
nrene Court 10 day decided that Albert
i Frantz. OF Dayton. o., must be electro.
cnted THURSDAY night for the murder OF
his sweetheart. The Governor gave
Frantz a respite until the 18th, to give
him a chance before the Board ct Pas
dons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
de. Mi.ernbIes, Haired.

PHILADELPHIA. october l2.-"Les
Miserables." Victor Hugos masterpiece
~ fction and sociology has been barred
ont OF the Girls High School. OF this city,
on the ground thar IL is impure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
Funeral Notice.

The funeral OF linda SUTTON
THURsToN VIII take place tom the
First Baptist church WEDNEspAfs
october 18th. at 4 r. NJ. Friends are in-
vited 10 attend.
New York. Pittsburg, Nosioik' S9van-
,ah ana Atlanta papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13

lost YESTERDAY AF.rnRNooN.
-, FRACTION car, on Broad street be-
sw.sn Adams and Seventh. or In one q
The dry-gosds stores on Broad street =
- short chain attacheA MONOGRAM
I'D 81. engraved on front Of c~se. Ftnt-
sr VIII return same 70 the Dispatch 4eAeo
ana receive liberal reward oc u-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
An Australian Tramp Beaten.

Three tramps spent part OF yesterday
AFTERNOON on Byrd Isle. The balance OF
The day they spent-~two OF them IN the
slatlon-h house, and the other was laid UP
al The City Almshouse. Michael Cadden,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13

The first mails since Saturday night
arrived to-day-thrse tons Of It. The prin-
cipal lines are bringing freight into Cal
weston. and are being allowed to return
their box-car north. so that the export
business Is progressing. No freight Is set
allowed to go North. Free communication
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-27
Wit Wanm msso WaaS nntcr=
1cAaM9en.

Sem Sort, 81. San. = 9eute Mor=
gen gu friiber Stunoe itranoete Der NIT
Goblen beiaoene oreinulti9e S6ooner
Nabum Gbapin BON &oflano, Me.,
nabe Guoque 8. s., uno fam babel
bic gauge aus neun Wtann beitebenbe
Mannf6aft ums 2eben, trob Der 9n=
itrenaunsen Der &ettllngsmannlbaft,
uelhe lih ale Miipe CAB, aber in Dem
beulenoen Sturm nibts aussurthten
permohte. Sie Namen Der @rtrunfe=
nen lino: g. 6. Qlrep, Gcpitan,
Malben, MaK.; u. 6. Sapis, erter
Maat, Waloen Wah.; 8. u. Maooof,
Stueiter Maat, Cambridge, Wtan.; Ma@
troien : sSobn Neiber, hilbert 2ome, &.
8. @noerion, Gictor Strahen, Oscar
Oscar, 2lntonio Nuepanih. Gapitdn
NreD binterldBt cine 6rau unb orei
Ginper uno Die Maaten 9nbis uno
Maooof je cine Srau unb Elm Gino.
Die 2aoung miro auf $3400 uno Der
@ertb oes Shiffs auf $4,000 ae-
ihdbt. Yeter MeSntpre & Co., bon
Bottom suIammen init 3apitdu slrep
iparen gigentbiimer oes S1iffs.
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Yolttii6e Wotisen.

9luf politiidem @ebiete biloeten lebte
Wohe Die Wablen fir ben 8unoesienat
in oerl6ieoenen Staaten sroBes Snte=
reHe.
Sn Sem Dorf ipuroe Sbomas 8.
platt, st., ertpdblt. 9apib 9. 0il
erbielt niht einmal ale oemDtratiiben
Stimmen..
Nem Sampibire ienbet Senator Sa=
cob 8. 6aiiinger fiir einen tpeiteren
3ermin in ben Senat.
Sn Snolana lpurbe Gbas. %. Sairz
bants, st., sum gunoesienator,alsNa6=
folaer bon Daniel y. Gorbees aepdblt.
Sn Slinois puroe na6 lansem, bar=
tenn Sample Wm. u. Malon gum gun=
oesienutor getpdblt. st miro Iomit Der
9tadfolser bon General palmer.
gJliiiouri ldBt fb fir einen tpeiteren
3crmln our6 8unoeslenator George
q. 8eit, D., bertreten.
Sn Colorado lit Senrp M. Seller,
Silber= &epublifaner, beinabe einltim=
mig wieoer in Den gunoesienat eewdblt
nplbeit.
Ser @on9reB bertrOOelt Die 3eit nit
unniiBen Geoen uno unniiben gn=
trdaen. Sm gunoesienat pailirte
Die 8ia fir freie Seimltdtten, pel6e
ieit benn6eiertasen In Der Sisculfon
mar. IS 1T eine MaBregel bon aro=
ber Widti9teit, belonoers fur BEN We=
item.
Sm Sauie miro toie Sauptoerbano=
lung III oieIer Wohe Der &f sesen
ben @onferensberi6t ii6er Die ginwatl=
oerungs=8ill leiu.
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Klein
Appetiit

Dies ist die Klage Won Tausenden in dieser Jah-
reszeit; das Essen schmeckt nicht und wird oft
NIGHT verdaut, wodurch schweres Leiden her.
vorgerufen wird. Solche Leute miissen den
Magen und die Verdau-Organe starken, das
durch den Gebrauch Won Hoods Sarsaparilla
geschieht. Es reinigt und bereichert das Blut
auch, und kurrt das unangenehme
UeberfuIlte Cefuhl
mach dem ESSEN welches nur Elm Magen-
schwacher kennt. Esgiebt Appett bekampft
Abspannung und starkt und verjiingt den gan
zen Koerper. Es verbessert so schnell und
wirksam die magenschwachen Zeichen und
kurirt nerv0ses Kopfweh dass es fast cine zau-
berhafte Wirkung zu haben scheint.
BekIommenheIt mach dem ESSEN.
"Seit einiger Zcit war :ch yon Unverdauch-
keit geplagt. Nachdem lch etwas Susses ge-
gessen, bekam ich unfehlbar crosse Magen-
Beschwerde. Vorigen Herbst fng ich an
Hoods Sarsaparlla zu nchmen und freue ch
mich, sagen zu k6nnen. dass mein Magenleiden
ganzlich verschwunden ist. Ich kann jetZt
cine tuchtige Mahlzet fast irgend welcher Art
essen, und habe hinterher kene Beschwerde
Hoods Sarsaparlla hat mich auch Won nerv0sen
Anfallen kurirt." JOHN H. HoMRIGHAUsEN,
Wheatland, Iowa. Solche Curen beweisen dass
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Sie &a9e lit CUBA.

@ie itebt es aeaenpdrtig eisentlid in
@uba ? fragt man6er 2eler. Sa, tper
oas wiibte. Sag fiir Gag beri6ten Die
Spanier iiber Siege sesen Die &ebellen
uno .bie Sniureenten pernihten ieoe
Wode wenisItens 3,pei bis b,ei ipa=
niiAe Sruppen= Nbtbeiluneen.
Mas lit ipabr oabon !? gDpllte
man Nllss elauben, mas Die Spanier
beri6ten, 10 miiBten bic Sniurgentsn
auf Guba ldnst ausserottet lein .pollte
man aber ben geridten Der @ubantr
8lauben fbenten, 10 udren Die ipani-
i6en Sruppen auf Der Perle Der Nntil=
len ldn9f perni1tet.
2ebte @obe poGth Die Snlursenten
mieoer stpei sroRe Siege iiber Die Spa=
nier errllhaeN baben, iudbreno aus
Spaniea bic Nadridt tommt, Der Muf=
ltano fei nieoersenorfen. Sas ipabre
an Der @eibi6te 1T, oaB Die herrliGe
Sniel infolge bes Nufltanoes aur Wulte
pirb, pobei lib aber Spanien ielbp
au6 berblutet. llno oas Gnbe +? -
IS 1T m0gli6, Dab Spanien bes Mui.
ltanoes nod einmal Serr miro, abe,
oieIe Nufltdnoe lperoen lih mieoerhplen,
bls Die Gubaner ibre 5reibeit errinssu
unb ie eber Die Spenier bies eiuieben.
um 10 beHer 1T es fir lie.
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0ie siimitisem 2rippcnbeiS9r

mo 9lemterjdser meroen in slnem
Wanne Sames 9eane in &acine, gSis=
conlin, Elm 9elneiniddOli6es Snoiui-
bum erfeunen. SieIer MaRn wuroe
tiirslib fiir elm Staatsamt nit So, 600
iabrlibem 8ebalt erwdblt unb taum
bat ct oas 9lmt ouaetretsR. 10 empfieblt
ct Die NblAafuug oenelben, neil es
nidt notbwenoig lei. Sonoerbare
S6ndrmer @eip6bnli6 fiuoet Der
erfolgrei1e 8e,perber Inn Elm Nmt lei=
nen glmtsterlnin aeraoe langs genug,
ii(h BON ben Nnltren9ungen oes SAM
pies um oenIelben 81 erbolen. Wer
miro aud ilnterIuben, oh elm Nmt
notbmenois lit, ooer gar Die s(bI6af=
flung zines iolden empfeblen Die
CUNT lit beleibiSt !
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gtppetitli6.

SIN @sneralratb bes Seine=9epart=
ments bradten swei 9liitalieoer Die
5batlade Slr Sprade, oaB eine aroBt
Subrbalter r=6eiellihaft Den 8orlbriften
3uwioerbanole, tuonab iie Die pIeroe,
bic an elmer Seu6e perenoen, Dem Wa=
ienmeilten ausliefern iollte. Statt
oies gu tbun, laHe lie Die Gaoaper mad
Meaur ibaffen, no lie unter Der 9ano
an gambler pertauft piir0en. Die oas
Gleii6 burb Elm demiihes 9erfabrell
10 3ultuben, baB es appetitlicb ausliebt,
ober, nena bies ni1t mehr mo9lib 1T,
Wiirte baraus bereiten, Die in ben pa-
riler Marttballen uno auf ben Rarren,
Die bon bort nab alen &i6tunsen aus
gehen. pertauft tperoen. Solhe Gnt:
biillunsen iinb redt intereiiant su elmer
,3eit, oa man aud in ssrantreih fiji
bas yerbot Der giniubr bon amerita.
nifAsm 6leiid agitirt.
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@ranenbafter Woro int Srren=
hattie.

sSm Dem bel Spencer, Wef 3d., be-
legenen speiten Soipital fiir Srriinnise
1T Elm srauenbafter Woro beriibt uor=
ben. Gin Wdrter 9ins bon einem Slit
gel oes 8ebduoes in ben anberen uno
bemsrfte, tpie Sames 8arroms, Elm an=
berer Wdrter, aus Dem bon Wm. Sap=
lor, einem gatienten aus Summers
@ountn. betpDbnten staum lit ben Gpr=
rioor itiir3te. Saplor itano NIT einer
lanaen giienitange iiber ibm unb ihlug
aen ltn9liidli6en auf ben 3opf, bis
oleIer in cine unf0rmlide Malie per-
tpanoelt iporoen mar. Gin Nlarm
tpuroe geeeben uno mebrere Nnaeitelte
eilten berbei aerabe in benz Muaenblif,
als Saplor iein 8elidt nit Dem giute
oes grldlasenen wuid. ST periu6te
su enttommen, puroe ieoo6 eineefan=
gen. Saplor bate ben Mufmdrter er=
iudt. Die Sbiir ieiner 3elle 81 0fnen,
unb Dem @eIuhe muroe tatt9esebeu,
ba Saplor INNER fir barmlps Nalt
9aum bate 8arrotps ieood Die Sbii1
| seDffnet, als 5aDlor nit ber Giienfan
ge. Die er aus elmer Settiteae genpm
men bate, ben Nnsriff auf ibn ma6te
Sarrpms mar "a Sabre alt unb mobn
te in 8lenmooo, gS, Ba.
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Gin GrDtebe,t.

2onoon, 20. Sanuar. - Cine 9e=
peihe Der Zines" aus Seberan. per=
fen, iaat, oaB Elm am IL. Sanuar itatt=
gebabtes grbbeben arf Der Sniel Sill
ben, i'm periiiden @olf, unsebeuren
8erluit an Menibenleben berurlabt
babe.
&iihen liegt am Ginsane gum @olf
bon periien lnb 1T Die sr0Bte SnIel
bprtlelblt, Die BON oielen anoern flei=
nern umseben 1T. 6ie 1T 20 Meilea
lang lnb i'm Ourdinnitt IL Meilen
brett. Die Bep0lferuna, meiit Mraber,
mirb auf 5000 S0pfe abseihdbt. Sic
Slliel 9eh0rt Dem Snann bon Mus=
cat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-27
Nemeite Wa1ri6tem.

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welbe ben gabnuertebr bemmen, bon
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