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2ebcrici0en.

4r. EaSpup 8. Co, T;Rs9oy'
gB,rt5, oGrg;r! 50 mar itit ua6tIu lDsl 5a5in
Irani uno coaiultgt: tinig, 5tr 9'roorFa9tnot'R
gsr,t, in BEN Der Staattn. SO btut:s 9ot
Sprinos, Qrt.l poitlbn ID Die @dosr na5m uno oas
6tis, g8aTsr truuf bod iGi,u airs Gtats o'r5.bI
lid III itin, otnn i'd fam ts,ues9tllun5 H'5otm ~
efbrt NussIut o,Iti,H fam mir osr 6toar't e ,ln'
nal NIT Ssr,n gjusu yu osiu6m. 80 babe Habt.
iu ,nG S$adt,ln rOI Gsbrautr. inOtm ID jD:t ots
Mbtnpg sb, i'd yu g.tt sing unO irUtI os5 Tor7,n5
ro6 ptu Grubfid na6m, uuo oltiGlo:n 5atfn miF
MIR ofbOlf,n, ais ol,s &totr:, ma ID big itt q.
btaa4t So M az Or e,5F Il Di9' en- 9t en- ,o nT9
t. M. ;si.ir;c,s C,,ifbl ME tr SstruH!sutr IND
ti,t 'eSm,r.tn obT61ib pts Rabas g,rao. in a5
ob ID sia G,i3nar ani o'm gia9'n 3d't' &aa} ma.
id i,br p,rhopis uno m;iH Rgno IMP mem, 3Aae:
"~t so5 puroen pjt Sptiisn ud5t p,rolu iOHosIH
yao;u mir iamu nj WugtH, pno th p'Tiphrtt en-
0i;.rts auftobtn o'r'llb'H. go t2Mat, HeT H,9i
Sss pu6 .g,r 8atb1 :5,g.' attungsgoa
'19 Ben 3au9g,
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- Sugo @eItpbaG aus gorttOpn,
Ser, bat in Der Sartmunihen <nit
gu Columbus, g., Selbitmoro beganz
9en, inbem er Ii9 nit einem Raiirz
meFer bic 8e6le bur6I6nttt. @r mar
nit Sflnermuth behaftet.
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Riunblab's sclbitmnrb.

q pzO o IF, 10. Mdr3. - Inter
ben Gffeften bes f6peoif6en Sfft8ters
oSobann 9uitup 8innblab, Der ii4 i'm
,,QlitorzSouI e" bur9 einen S4uB in
ben 8opf t0btete, fano man ou3 Elm
Sdreiben an feline Sruu, bas folgenz
ben Wprtlaut bat:
nMein geliebtes 8eib! @6en perbe
id) bur6 elm 8lopfen gelpedt. Man
Iaot mir, elm 8pte lei ba, aber t9 peiB
ie6r tpobl, pos bas fir Elm 8ote lit.
Sd1 perbe ni6t Dffnen. Die Minuten,
Bic ib nod Su leben babe, limb 9e3dblt,
unb i6 benuBe iie, um Dir 2ebepobI
3u faaen. Sd bin fro6 in Dem 9ebanz
fen, Bah 9u nm meine 5lu9t unb
meine 3erriittete 8erm0genslage ni9t
oepuBt bait. 0u buif i'm erbdltniB 5u
meinen Ginna6men 10 penig perz
brau6t. 9u bait ni9t allein Elm reiz
mes 9etpifen, fonbern fannit audi
Define 4usgaben ipe5ifi3iren. SeOen
9lugenblid fam man BON mir forbern,
bic Sbiire gu 0ffnen. Sd boffe, Der
burm6er5ige Soft fpirb Dir bethlehem,
Dir, mein iiiBes Weib, unb unIerem
geliebten fleinen Mdb6en. 2ebepobl
auf irnmer unb epig. SEPT lit 9t[les
pprbei. gu It a b."
Ginnbldb bate offenbar beabIi6z
tigt, fi9 na4 MinneupOlis gu bsgeben.
@r bate iid bereits elm 8ubnbi[let gez
fn1Ift
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Gin nrttrr Mabnr.

8oDltn9 Green, 8, ,1O.MGr3
= Cine 9roBe Meni6enmenge mar
beute i'm poli5eigeridt 5ugegen, aIs
Mapor Campbell fi6 ieIbit peqen
Sruntenbeit unb Orbnungspibrigen
8etrugens Inn S. nebit Soften be-
itrufte. SerIeIbe mar piebiI6 betrunz
fen na3 Der Poli5eiitation geI6leppt
uno nit anberen 9etpobn6eitsIGufern
in Die nGmli4e 3eIIe eingeIperrt NOR
ben. 9robe @ntriiItung berrI9t unz
ter ben 8irgern unb S9ritte 5ur Ibz
iebung@ampbeu's tperben pu6r59eins
li9 setroffen perben.
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RadwaY's Ready Relief

h.iIt uub uerbinoert
GrtGItungcn, 0uItsn, tpebsn 9als, Sns
flusn5a, 8ron9itiS, Qungenent3iins
bung, Rbsumatismls, Nsuralgiet
&ppfI6mer3 3a9ni4m:ra @itAmas
8ruItbetIeurn1ung.
6ltmmftsn 8 s6m,titH. Cine stuao'.
nubbtm man 5tit Aujtis. gtl'len brau9t R!s'
mauO m,Rr 6 6msrIen Gusiuttben.
nGS erfpartt Dottor' n sdbnunssn."
Or. @ssDaY g., 9.D.Yort: 20 Sa5s
rem b,nust 81 Sat mir ois, &unOtrt 0olars pom
HoitorsS.5nunqsn pur5 itnt puHDrbars o.il'
tyaft tripaTt 50 bin ubsr adtliq Sab, alt uno
6tipTt,n, gof ais Sic FIR osisib.n bcanpTud,n Nh.
m,in, ainotr inn otrbtiratb,t unO babsn grObs Jas
militu una t,intS 6;rislbtn lpiiEos s,rdnmtu oRns
RSOpap's RsopD &elisi Iu Tin. &btgnsspoa
eaat { 8alsI.p, 2Eoauia.n igo qpots,i.t. ,oo.
RapOltor, o, II. Dsarj 1895.
6trrtu Ruopao & g., Rtps9ort:
gDir tbtdtRDtn 95n.n bitrmlt tiu 3tu0ntB ooH
6,rrn SsnLp 2tao,r, 'n.m unltrtr, btittn Garm!TT,
mes oufribtiQ,n G5aro.i.rs pi,t frtuubs trrporbtn
BAT, e, atl. Dur4 icHsn GlntLaB Edonap,s S'aG9
sS S, ag99 m 8Bsn Bra 2as' 6s G S Sss Bat S
i6ou pitls Tladtn ron Rtcop 8slitf in i:tntr tl'
3m 'Sd,a% ,365 g s9G nt 9 o9n9 obT '
Q5:uugsnOa
(BDtidu,D Sdur a en-.
Rdptpap's RtdeD Rtlt:f iro au q
inner d anqttD NJ I. Gin b1!btr
sb.,isff,I soh in tir.m balbpou,n elag g9aHr bts
f,itiat in nsniosn Riuuitu ardmgf, ebwinOt'
Snfai,. iaur,n Taqsr lauita. Gt5r,5tn, S9G'
Surn,n uno olt inn,reu gtiGlp:ro,u.
malaria in i,in:u O.ri6itosntn Gornen tDttO 'u'
''[4 q H9s osbf tn otilmtt, in o.r @ Dl8,s G
b,r NM 6tmtrl.u i0ruis ole ioufgsR Gitbtr I'M
Wtr,in init RoDpdo' 9illtnl 10 idn'u
iurirt nts
Raomau's Eeaep HeItef.
grsis SOC. pro 5lai8.. gti ap,tbtf'ru VI babtn.
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~ 0S fao 0O' S
~ Nillear

rein p,q,tabiliid. prttn iau,'rJtos, Fn0 bRbia
ab,r,udtrt, obn, Qs,i1mad, flein Eno tt4t lu nt5'
m,n' @oOpap's Qa,n fno Der HatgT 6'5iliIla.
;noru,r Iur c,{un6tn 1baticftit Otr a.b,r, GIngt'
min. mrp orb,r,r @trpIuurQs=C =CrQaHs an uro lai'
len oi, GinetU,is. in ,insm ultaE!I3sH SWitano''
cbn, ublt Rad)DirtuEgtn
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81. Sabrgang.

eSn Oct Sabres=Weriammlung
Ger Millionaire Ger "Wsrcantile.Sruffs uue Ss'
poft'0pmp. pCn Baltimore" rusItc Mpntas:
hsu 8. Ddrs 1897, ossehoIt,n fpurb.. ipurbsu toIa
stnbe 9erreu sinfiimmis Su Gireftpren une Gra'
nntnatortn Ger Gpmpasnis ilr bas ioIssnos Sa4r
rpdb,t:
Sirettoren:
9S. SS. Spence.
Sonis WcSane,
S- mprtpu Gterpurt,
Sobn u. Sdmblrtou,
G. Iuffin SeutInS.
Sfernarc Sabn.
Ghriffian Teprics,
SbarIe4 =. Stiber,
SSn,. y. g8btriess,
Shpmus :eiprS,
Sphn -. iurtt,
&t:lpnrf S3rpwn.
9SiH,arr b. Sladipre,
Nlcrdnfcr Trnuf,
n u. NpHnan.
Gierurccr bdD,
Sarpraipn Rrsae,
YSn. y. 1erfIue,
GbaS. gS. Sid9ic,
GbarIss II. mdper,
Spbu SS. 6drrctt,
gSm. !. 5irpn,
Sphn C5iU,
6rcc N. SuIffrom.
e1amiuotoren fur bic a:tiOHare:
g GeparS Samblsfou,
gIdnd,nre SaRcan,
SbdrisS Meler. (6oO
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Sn aciifigrr Gcrmirruug.
paifpr D4iGfinstpn'S foneerbdre SrlcbntiIe.
Fran Siferion ,uriidsefebrt.

Srau Sieferion ,uridsssebrt.
Nepart, rs, 10. MGr3. -
0ie f4on tur3 beri4tet, erbielt Die
Satin bes felt W2ontag boriger Wo6e
perI9punpenen Rep, 6. s. Slbtnar
Mftuington pon Der 6oirmountz8apz
ttitentir6e geItern bon &neeiepille, g.
g., no MilIington's Batter ais 9eiItz
li6sr angeitellt lit, bic telegrapbif6e
Na4ri6t, bdB ibr 8atte in peripabrz
lOiter, geiitig pertpirrter 8erfailung
bort angetommen fet. $50 er porber
getpeIen, ipiIie iie ni6t, iiber6aupt babe
iie peitere @in3elnbeiten nift er6alten,
ia9te 5ruu UtiQington, ipelher Die
6rugen Der 8eri6terItatter augen=
f6einli6 febr ungelegen tamen. Sn
elmer fpGter eingetroffenen 0epeIde
bieB es, WlilIington iteQe empbatiib
in 2lbrebe, baB iein @eri6pinben uno
Wieberaufta nit Dem fat gleid)z
3eitigen 8erI6tpinben unb Wieber=
uuftuu6en Der 5ruu 9iferfon etipus
gu t6un gebabt babe. 2eBtere lit lib
rieens i'm beiten Wobl7ein seItern8orz
mittag tpieber in Nepurt eingetroffen
unb eradblte ben 8eri6terItattern
qan3 unbefungen, baB lie in 8eidGfz
ten in Gbicugo 9epeIen lei, Den ReO.
Millington babe iie gum leBten Mlale
am @onntag Dor a6t 9agen in Der
Stride geIeben. 6rau 0iderIon t6eilz
te Die 3eit ibrer 2t6reiie bon unb naA
OoDer nit unb beantportete anoere
5ragen obne RiidbuIt. 9r. 8a6eller,
Der S6abmeiiter Der Stride, Der. ipie
erpdbnt, ppiitiO mitget6eilt, Millingz
ton unb SSruu Oiterion 6dtten i'm
GinpertGnbniB gehan0elt, iugte gez
tern, er babe ni9ts 3uriid3une6men.
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= Die por9eftrige @abl in Bergen
Gountp, R.zS9 3eigt erbebli4e oemOz
fratiI6s @epinnite. Sn 6adenidd,
no Dor brei Sabren bic 3epIblitdner
iiegten, puroe ous gdn5e bemotratif3e
2idet eetpd6lt.
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Siom uub lluc(c gam.


NDn b On, 10. Wfar3. = Gtner
9epei9e Der rSimes" uus Singapore
sufolge bat ii6 bic Ser. Staaten Re@
eierung bamit einperitanben ertldrt,
ibren 4nIpru9 gegen Siam in Ser
binbung nit benz tbdtli6en 4ngrtff
iiameiiI6er Solbdten uuf ben Ser.
Stuaten 8ice Soniul GbpurO ..
8elIett in 9angfof bergangenen De-
8em6er einem S9iebsgeri6te 81 unterz
breiten. 9Iu9 Der fogenunnte uG6eefz"
@nIpru9, iiber ipeI9en ieit langer3eit
9erbunblungen 3piI4en ben beioen
3esierunsen i'm 8ange iino, ion
f6iepsoeri6tli6 beftimmt ner0en.
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q. 8lmnt & g.,
Ginsige oe,tti6e Splitter
in Sal more,
3S-@ef : 2erinstonitraBe 3S

unf.re m,rfHdtte IN nb.rbduft NIT grbeit norunl7
gSir Ifeferu In uufcrem Sadb uur nte beife
Mrbeit, eis bette sNaare ~ osn nieeristfen
Ereifen. rni.re Innadhriae SriahIun9 ermoalitt
es uns ale eIbh idptc.teere San. bsfrisolaerb Su
erI.ois.n; mir itIti.n 2inieH Jlr a1e ihUab.u
Muaen Sommt iu ms iiir ante gBoGre-Su bIlt9srtn
preter, als anbere bisieIber lieftrH tonneu
9Bir priIfen Cure Mugru aufS @euaueffe- -
Pcffenfrei. uuiere Srileu nit 5oppei'@ rnffaus
Qnfen-flr sp,i 2tps6e eet9net - IN Die VERNE uHo
suaIsib, nm eamit au Ieisr uuo udhtn, tno ourep
beIen BrauerIIitf,it bel Seoem beltcbt.
SSir untcriudhtn bic Nusen Sbrtr Stnerr auf
Gas 6epiiIenbafteffe-brlngt ne gu uns.
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fotpobG einen Ginmarf4 Der 8rieden,
aIs cine @9ilberbsbung Der mace0onlz
i6en gbriIten 81 perbtnbern.
Mttt6eiIungen i'm Britt
IC1en rldment.

den Y a ment.
Qonbon, 10. Mdr3. - Sm I'm
terbuuIe erpioerte 46tb. 8eo. q.
Gur5pn, unterfetretGr Oes 9luspdrtiz
gen Nmtes, beute auf eine bon Cir
Wm. @ernon 6arcourt geitellte
5ruge, bic britiI6e Regierung pti1e
Ni4ts babon, baB @rie4enIano fetne
Intport auf Die ibsntiihe gfote Der
Mtd4te bur9 einen 3uIuB ergdn5t
babe ober gu ergGn5en beabIi3tige.
Serr @ur3on perlas bunn eine 0epez
f9e bes britii6en &onfuls gu Gdnea,
tpelbe mttt6eilt, buB 523 Mfdnner,
1O47 Srauen unb Sinber, $40 Sol<
oaten unb cirfa 1000 md6ommeodntz
19e 5lu6tlin9e, tpel6e in Ganoamo
BON ben oiefe Stabt belagernoen Snz
1urgenten etngei6lohen iparen, aus
Der tbnen brobenben 9efubr gerettet
uno auf Die gu Selino liegenoen
&riegsf3iffe 9e6ru9t iporben Ieien.
Der ii riff de 9efunbte in
u them nirb unppbl.
&tben, 10. Mdrs. = Der bieIige
tiirtii9e 8eianbte bat, 10 beiBt es,
aus 5ur4t, ermorbet gu tperben, Inn
ietne 4b6eruung eriu9t. Or. Semple,
Der @r5bii3of bon Canterbury, bat
benz WfetrppOliten bon Nt6en cine De-
pei6e iiberIunbt, in pel6sr es beiBt,
ouB Die Stride bon @nglanb inbriinz
ittg 81 @ott bette, ben Gretenfern SSret=
6ett, 8ere4tigteit unb 5rieoen 81 perz
lei6en.
gs perlautet in offi8ieIlen Sreiien,
bic Bieoeraufnabme Der 5einoieltg@
tetten 5tpiI4en ben Snfurgenten unb
ben Siirfen auf Gretu perbe Die
W&G9te n0tbigen, ioforti9e 9etpalt=
maBregeln CUR @ertretbung Der @riez
den bon Der SnIel. .3u ergreifen unb gu
oieIem 3pede gr0Bere SruppentOrper
auf @reta gu lanben.
3uberii9tIi9ere g Stim=
mung in Qonbpn.
2onbon, 10. MGr3.-- Sonanz
gebenbe 2onbpner 8antters GuBern
ieBt bic ueber5eugung, : baB eS nt9t
gum 8riege i'm Orient tommen tpiro.
Cine 5uperii4tli9eS Stimmun9 berrf6t
iebt. Sir Wm. 9ernon 9arcpurt.
6iibrer Der Sppoiittpn i'm ltnterbaufe,
fiibrt isBt eine tpeniger peiiimiitifAe
Spra9e, angebfi4 neil er erfa6ren
bat, buB Die Hnterbanolun9en 5lptz
i6en @nglano unb 5runtrei6 in Be-
5ug auf @gppten fortgeieBt perben.
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9cine @rrluffc fiIr 9rnniitnrrn.

SroD, N.=g., 10. MGr5. - Die
,Nutionalbant bon Srop," Die pot eli
niqen Monuten in Gonfurs yyrietb,
6e9unn beute nit Der 2tb3ablung Der
0eppIitoren nebft fGuigen 3inieu. Sin
8aarbeitanb bon $33O.OOO, .tpeI9e
Gunme aus Dem 9erfaufe Der i'm 8uz
reau oes Gourant Gontroleurs bin
terlegten Wertbpupiere 9el0it purbe,
fte6t Der 8ant jeBt CUR 9erfiigung.
Die Oepoiitoren peroen feline 8erluite
erIeiben. Sine Wieberaufnabme bes
8untbetriebes lit niht beubii9tigt.
3ebnt Gents erIparen S6nen Sutpei=
len 5ebn Dollars. &aufen Sic Elm
flint oDer 3sbn Gents Padet bon Ella
ftif6er GtGrte ELASTIC Starch).
Gs pirb iia aIs cine CUTE 8elbunldge
erlpeiien. Die 9lGtteiien 6anbeIsz
marie befinOet ii8 auf jeOem Padet.
(6O)
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pbosnir, 2lri3., 10. Mdr3. -
Sin Spe3iuI5ug, Der cine frun3Oii9e
$50 perionen 3Gblenbe Operntruppe
an 8orb bate unb nab Gan 5ranz
CISCO beitimmt tpur, perungliidte gez
gen Mittsrnaht bel Gaia 8ranoe. Der
.3ug 6eItunb aus brei YuQmun Cars,
5pei Spuriiten S9lufDugen Il. brei
9epGdDuggons. Oas unglud bate
barin feinen 9runb, OaB Elm 8ol3en
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FL n

Giu,rl,i, mi. orpS sS,r oudlsuO Der S6m,rI au3
I,ir mao etu Der nit GbMmutismus bt5dftttt,
t,ttldvuivt SupaljO., 8srtriipptlts, RtrUolt an
RturalOit 9ttotnos oosr fraHt 9dtHito'F!ltgHN
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= q q . U II
{uliiden 9ren5e.

Gonfuntinope1, 10. Mar5.
= Sn bieiigen militdrii9en aretien
pir6 bic gebauptung, bub in 59eltaz
lien bereits 10000 Mann grie6ii4sn
MilitGrs 5uidmmenge5ogen ielen, duz
gsmein belG6elt. Man peiB bier 5tenl1
lid genau, baB Grie4enlanb BIS leBt
bD6ifens $4,000 Mann dller Waftenz
aattungen in SEsfulien itehen bat.
3pii6en Suloni6i unb Wfonaitlr 0az
9eoen iinb bereits $1,000 turtiiae
Sruppen consentrirt uno i'm Stdnoe.
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!RQOmah's &eaOn &elicT

Toirs fofortise etnesruHs UerfbaheH
gs nigt iofOrt Die sr0bteu S6msrisn, ltno,rt
GutIlrOuH9 Nue btilt SraHtR'tisH Der Sunetn' o's
Raa,ns S,s unt.rleibts eetr ou Gruien una
Shleimhduts
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2onbon, 10. N2Gr5. - Die 81.
Sa6res Sibung Der 8ereinigten
6anbelsfammern @nglanb's 1T i'm
Sotel Wfetropole in Sibung. Die
Soqesorbnung umfaBt eine Reibe Sc
genitGnbe, unter ibnen bas metrif6e
SDitem, Die Decimal WGbrung, Die
anbelsitraBen na6 China, Die Ser
50gerung unb 8ef0rberung Der ameriz
tantI9en 8oIt bia Queenstopn.
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gs tpirb GrnIt.
9ie @adte idreitsn elm.
Sritiidje mmb ttalieniid1e SranSpurt=
bampier nit Srnppen sn Ga
nea an9efpmmen.

gngGanb mobiliTirt elm 4rmeecorps.-
Serbten ruff feline 8eierpen gu ben
@affen. - Die 8elagerung BON
Ganbamo aufgebOben. - Cine
grie9if9e 5rsmbenlegion.-
-@eorg aus Gretu abberufen. -
Gambia nit GinGi9erung bebro6t.
- Die finun5ieue unb militdrif9e
S6pd4e 9rie9enlunb's.
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Shlimmc Gage Der Spanicc anf Den
4bilippincn.

M b rib, 10. MaGr5. - Dem
rSmparciuI" pirb aus W2anilla telez
grapbirt, baB bic Gage auf ben Pbiz
lippinen feline befriebigenbe iei, unb
baB es fir bic ipanii6en 2ruppen mo-
tbig iein perbe, Die SaIbiuiel gang gu
otfupiren, ebe bic Rebellion unteroriidt
perben f0nne. Die Snfurgenten iperz
ben INNER fii6ner, uno Die balb einz
tretenbe GegenIaiipn piro bic 8epez
gungen Der Sruppen nod mebr bebinz
bern. 8eneral pOlupieja, Der 9ouz
berneur Der P9ilippinen, pirb binnen
&ur3em nah Spunien 5uriidtebrcn,
ba feline 8efunbbeit iebr gelitten bat.
Sn Wanillu fiirdtet man, baB Der
&rieg auf ben Pbilippinen f4limmer
1T dls Der d1f Gubd.
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80 dIiffe, 8p., 10. W}dr3. -
Sin n0rbli9 fabrenber GrpreB3ug Del
SQinOis Gentrafbabn colIibirte I'm
1.20 beute frU6 gu Gaft Gairo, 9p.
nit einem 6rd6t5uge, unb 6ei3el
Walter Rogers puroe get0otet. Dit
bonn SeleiIe dbipringenOe 2OtomotiOt
bes einen 3uges bsmolirte ba5 Sta:
tions 9sbGube t6eilpeiie uno Der:
lebte ben barin befinbIi6en 3eIegra:
pbiiten 9OOpin 8oa3.
Sin Grtru3ug in 4ri3 IN
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
A LITTLE GIRL BURGLAR.
Although only Eight Years 0,6, Pauline
R66jHsheW Is Moki1g a Record
as q House. Brenkec

BOSTON. Mass, June 28.-An eight
year-old Waltham girl has been sum-
moned to appear in the District Court to-
morrow morning on the charge of house
breaking and entering. Her name is
Pauline Robinshaw and she lives with her
parents on Lexington street, directly op-
posite the police station. Yesterday after
noon the little tot forced an entrance into
the proyision-store of George +. Rand
and the grocery-store of Abel w. Sher-
man. both within 100 feet of her home
The girl was exceedingly bold in her act.
She broke the glass in a rear window of
Rand's provision-store and slipped the
catch with her hand. Then she entered.
She crawled out of The window. 1t was
m ore difficult task to get into the adjoin-
ing grocery-store. After she had broken
the glass and raised the window she was
confronted by heavy wooden shutter.
She must have battered it with club, as
the iron hinges were bent and the wood
around them was broken. The Loice are
inclined 10 believe that the girl has COM
mitted several petty burglaries which
have been ecently reported. One of
these breaks was in the millinery store of
Mrs. E. L. Wilson. in Central block.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
WILL NOT SUPPORT THE SULTAN
Germany Advises Turkey to Conform TO
EUrOps's RIshes in Settling With
Greece

BERLIN, GERMANY, June 2S.-The Gov
eminent has refused to-support the Sultan
in demanding a retention of Thessaly.
The Government has advised Turkey to
conform to .Europe's wishes on the sub
iect.
LONDON. ENG, June 28-There is an
other hitch in the. peace negotiations be-
tween Greece and Turkey. 1t is the SUBJ
ject of the indemnity to be paid by
Greece. Turkey, it is said, wilri insist on
95 000,00O while Greece, it is understood.
will refuse to pay more than .E3, 900, 600.
Both sides are firm, but it is thought that
a compromise will be effected.
While it is considered probable that
satisfactory agreement of the peace terms
will be reached, both nations are prepar-
ing themselves for renewal OF the strug-
gle should 1t again break out. The Turks
have force in Thessaly that would proba-
oily prove nearly irresistible, while the
Greeks are doing their utmost to strength
en- their position in the Othrys Mountains.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
Rothchild the Complaining Wit
ness-Additional Charges to
Be Preferred.
WITNESS TOOHEY NOT AVAILABLE.
he Says He Saw Many of the City's
Celebrated Murders -Pigel to
Be Arraigned To-Day.

Theodore A. Flgel occupied cell in the
City Prison for an hour yesterday. His
incarceration was the result of four
charges of felony en- bezzlement preferred
against him by Edward S. Rothchild OF
the firm Of Hoffman, Rothchild & Co. He
was led into cell "a at about O'Clock and
emerged theTefrom an hour later, after his
bonds for $12,OOO with his father and
mother as sureties, had been approved.
True to the plan he had outlined last
week, E. S. RothchiId yesterday morning
instructed Attorney Murphy to prepare
the complaints charging the former book
keeper of the firm with embezzlement and
forgery. This was done only after there
had been another consultation between
James Simmons and the attorneys of Mrs.
Hoffman, at which it was decided that it
was not advisable to bring the charge of
murder against Figel at this time.
AS soon as he was notified of the wishes
of his client Judge Murphy buckled down
to the task of getting out the complaints.
He denied himself to every body for the
remainder of the day, and SIS the result of
his close application he had four COM
plants ready shortly after o'clock.
In company with the mplaining witt
ness he fastened to Judge CampbeIs
court, where the com plants were duly
sworn TO by Mr.. Rothchild. One of these
follows:
In the Police Court OF the City and County
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
Honor Thrust Upon the
Mate of a Wrecked
Vessel.
Occupies for Three Months
the Caroline Islands
Throne.
Weds a Princess Of the Realm, but
Soon Tires of His Exalted
Station.

SEATTLE, WASH, June 2s.-The dis
tinction and honor of having, temporarily
at least, occupied the throne of the King
of the Caroline Islands in the South Seas
is possessed by Captain Curtis of the Bit.
ish ship Eurydice, now taking on a cargo
of wheat from the West Seattle elevator.
Captain Curtis, it will be remembered,
was first officer of the ill-fated ship Flora
E. Stafford, which foundered in the South
Seas over a year ago. Discussing his ex-
perience upon this occasion he said to-
day:
when the Stafford foundered the boats
were lowered, provisions were taken
aboard ana the crew embarked. After a
farewell glance at the ship that had been
our home we sealed tight our teartanks
and resolutely headed for the Caroline
Islands. Day after day passed and pro-
visions ran low, and still no land was
sighted. We kept our courage and after
fifteen days my boat came upon the
islands for which we started.
81 was received as the grandest man of
creation. ! do not know why more defer
ence was paid to me than to the other
fellows, but somehow l had an irresistible
charm for the aristocracy of the realm.
The sailor of the 'rar and Tartar would
have been a rejected pebble had he landed
beside me. Old Ikicklkee, ruler of the
islands, and by the grace of his good right
arm lord of all he surveyed, treated me as
his pre-ordained superior and successor.
Without solicitation he abdicated his
throne in my favor.
Not being familiar with court eti-
quette, l first declined. Then he insisted
upon me assuming the royal was about
to say robes, but as such paraphernalia is
not worn by the blue bloods OF that XII
dom, l had better put it scepter With
much reluctance l took the throne.
INV reign was brief but brilliant.
Proclamations were sent to all subjects TO
desist from eating the flesh OF any white
men who might thereafter be cast upon
the shores of my domain, this being done
so none OF my hapless shipnates who
were yet at sea would meet death at the
hands OF the subj cts of their erstwbile
first officer.
"Ikicklkee had daughter. She had a
most exquisite golden skin and was tall.
1.-THE and graceful. | wooed the princess
and won her. The ceremony was impress
S''Si ~ NiANA1 PA"A PiOSe9Siou bIdHu. Inc
ball was too stately for me to describe
within limited time. l had won the
princess and that turned the heads of all
the maidens on the island toward me.
my reign ended after three months.
When the first steamer passed the islands
mad become tired of royal life and aciu-
ally dsgusted with the smallness of my
kingdom. l knew l had no army With
which to conquer the world or even the
smallest piece of it. / kicked over the
throne, threw away the scepter and swan
off to tie ship. My guard OF honor wit
messed the last act OF my reign and