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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-11
MIX and Marble

A Boston lady says, giving advice to
her too retiring sisters: "a shrinking
se!f-effacement can in time be over
come by throwing out the chest and
carrying the head high in a regal atti-
tude Of self-conGdence." Yet it Is bun
ccmbe. 1t is fraud. A regal attitude
OF se!f-contldence is utterly impossible
TO shrinking self-effacement. The
trouble Is that somebody always comes
up to 1t and remarks Boo" in a rude
manner, and Immediately the regal at
titude closes itself against the world
IKE a sensitive plant. No, dear lady;
you cant make marble out OF cream
and on the whole the cream is best,
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CAPTAIN CARRIERS TRIAL.
(By Telagraph

NEW YORK, March 1O-Th. cou,.,
lr,a.r'Ia1 trying Captain Carter ON
'Hi'arses of conspiracy and embnzzle-
ane'ft heard one witness TODAY and
then adjourned to meet on rll,.s,},, y.
next in Savannah
ihe one witness was Dudley u
Phelps. of the New York custom 1on,,sa
VINO testified rlltat Captain Il. ID. Greene
arrived in this country from Europe
on April l3. 1895. and again on Jun,, I
or the same year This evidence. was
introduced by the defense. to show that
CaptaEn Greene was mott in 1his y.,un,trv
al THE time certain forgerfes are III
legged to have been committed by him
en- connection with payments for con-
TRACTS let by (AyNtaIn Carrier
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LAID BY THE PRINCE OF WALES.
(By Telegraph

CANNES. March 1O.-Tha Print,. nr
Wales to-day laid the foundation stone
of the new pier in the presence of I'M.
Grand Duke Michael, of Russia, the
Duke of Cambridge and the beading au-
gathering of the general public. Re
plying ITO the warm greeting of the pre-
feet and the mayor of Cannes. the
Prince said: Il ann touched by The
sentiments which you have expressed
I'm the Name of the government of the
republic. I sincerely hope France viii
q-OGlg enjoy the benefits OF the govern
ment You represent, and that the cor
diaa relations between France and
Great BRITAIN will continue for the
good of humanity"
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asked regarding their position i'm refer
ence to American intervention llave re-
piled go sIhead'.'
ENGLAND TO ACT, TOO.
LONDON, March 10.-There ds q
| movement in THE House of Commons
from the Conservatives and Liberals
| alike to urge the English government
TO acknowledges THE independence of
Cuba immediately after the United
States does.
PROCTOR'S IMPRESSIONS
KEY WEST, March Ex-senator
Proctor, who has been making a study
OF the condation of affairs IN Cuba, ar
| rived here today in company with Col
onel Parker. The Senator was shown
into Admiral S!Gard'S room, where he
was closeted with the Admiral rrr sew
eral hours. 1t lis thoug'ht that the ',b-
Ject of THE INTERVIEW was to deliver
to the Admiral some message from
Captain Converse, of THE Montgomery.
Senator Proctor referred the corre-
spondentS to Colone Parker, who,
therefore. spoke au tInorita lively of the
uation.
Senator Proctor's vli't was entirely
PERSONAL one" said Colonel Parker in
| answer to a query, 'amd his sole object
was to gain an accurate idea of the
conditions THAT really exist i'm the is
land.
He found the famine. des.it utfon
and suffering among the reconcent1a-
dos almost indeScrihable. Some faint
conception of the horrible state of af-
fairs may be gained from THE state
ment of the Alcaide of Malta Mas, who
told me tllaIt in THAT province 80, 900
persons died of Starva tiun during tine
past year, while 5000 Were swept off
by the IangS of hunger during the
month of February.
I'VE visited ONE cf tine hospitals in
MatanzaS and fouufd it full 10 over
flowing with wretched humanity in all
stages Of disease and starvation. A
number Of CubanS i'm the hospital We're
forced to sleep on THE floor During
our half hour i'm the ward three died.
'BlancoS proclamation nlpdf wing
WeElers recons'ent radios order has not
yet gone into effect, but even When 1T
does don't believe it win help matters
any.
Around everyvtown is Ia. trocha, and
the citizen who attempts to go beyond
this lime is shot down by the sentries.
Thus they are penuled up and forced to
die by the SLOW and torturing process
of Starvation.
'Clara BaTt,tn has done much in dis
tribuaing supplies, but what she and
! her helpers 'hlve been enabled TO do
| through THE generosity and humanity
| Of a few G\mercans is scarcely a drop
| in THE bucket
Most of the American contSulS. under
the direction of the Red Cross Society.
| are doing all i'm their power to assist in
distributing supplies and in relieving
suffering. There is Nne exception. how
ever. Consul Magyar, of Cienfuegos.
who is "a deep Spanish sympathizer has
sent the following report to headQuar
| ters: The recolhcentrados are dying
from eating too much.' He Will not be
entrusted with further supplies.
las We We're entering the door OF a
| hotel two Spanish officers We're stand
| ing at the door. One of them remark
ed TO THE either: I should Hike TO have
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WORK OF CONGRESS
Debate
House..
LASTS OVER FIVE HOURS
Senate Amendment to the Indian ApprO-
prtatIon Bill -Concurred In. No
Important Business Transacted
in the Senate Yesterday.
(Bv Telegrpph.)

WASHINGTON, March 10.-After
debate in the House which lasted more
than five hours u!e Senate amendment
to the Indian appropriation BIZ. provid-
ing for the free entry of coded Indian
lands was today nom concurred IN by
vote of 80 10 1856. The friends of the
free home clause made a gallant strug-
gle, but they met the opposit.yn Of
some of-the prominent leaders on the
Republican side, MeSslIS. D!ng!ey, GroS-
venor, DalzeE and Payne and they were
further weakened by the ga that
many of The friends Of the prop sitioE
were alenated iby the belief that, as
drawn, the amendment would work in
jury to the agricultural colleges of the
country. Tire Senate amendment for
the rati tication Of the Seminole treaty
was also non -concurred in after the
sab proposition offered by the confer
ees to rutMy the kjowa. Comanche and
Apache treaty had IA len under Il point
of order. The action of the House to-
day sends the bin back to conference
with non-concurrence on all the Senate
amendments.
Rev. J. Manton Smith, of Spurgeon's
Tabernacle, London. delivered the invo-
"a item in the House today
Almighty Cod he prayed we e.
sire to thank Thee that Thou hast gwen
US new day out of the old casket q:
time NOW Ebe pleased to give US grace
and guidance that we may bring gpI!y
unto Thee and blessing unto others.
t1ear rus. when We pray that Thy richest
blessing may rest upon the President
and all associated with him IN MAX
ing end enforcing of the law of this
great nation. We beseech O. God! that
heavens divine benediction mny rest
upon the honorable speaker and all the
members of this great asseml,age We
thahk Ihee for their past history and
f,,,,
OF uhbroken success. Give to thos.. who
make the laws clear insight accompa
med With bo.dness, charity and owe
May the flag of this country, 50 snot-
less. ever be unfurled and floated nv
tine breeze OF God. We ask these and
country ana aid connected with il i'm ,the
name of Jesus Christ. Amen"
Alder u!sposing of the Indian app,o-
priatr"n Din the House at 5:4- L, Nj od-
jOurned 49, 49,
SENATE.
WASH lNGTGN, March 1O.-No 1,usi-
mess OF real Importance was transacted
ny the Senate in open session TO-DAY
Inc session lasted only an hour. the
.lihe oe.hg largely consumed in dispos
uiiS Oh routine morning business 4 few
'pfis on minor importance We're passed,
ReV- Everett Edward Hale, of Boston
of the session. ''''''
consequently the dist ,nguishel divine
VS. VS. accorded the unusual honor Of an
lhioi'fna+ reception on the floor Of the
Senate ~ '"e
me Joint resolution to revive rh,.
s,iaoe "i lieutenant general of thcarmv
was reported from the military ,rr,,,:s
committee by Mr.. Warren and Mr.
y C:ockfeil CDemocraD, of Missouri. said
NE desired 1t to be understood that the
report Was NOT unanimous.
me Senate at I o'clock went into ax-
stNe session and at 1906 p. NJ. I'D
5ourned until Monday
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The large barge Lone Star arrived
here yesterday from Boston in TOW of
the ocean tug Orion.
The Lone Star is taking ION 400 tons of
bunker coal, and today Will leave
for Havana in tow of the Merritt
Wrecking Tug Underwater.
The Underwrhter it is understood,
left the derrhak Chief at Charleston sor
repairs and will put in here this even
ing for the Lone Star, leaving at once
for the South Carolina port, from where
she VIII proceed to Havana
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Police Court.

The following cases Wese disposed Of
Yesterday by Justice SemmeS in the
Police Court:
Bank Montague and Cornelius Flah-
erty. drunk. each fined 81 and costs.
Josiah Curtis and J. w Cosby, dis
orderly, e.ls h fined SO and costs.
James LoWery, diSorderly, dismissed
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THROUGH 4 BURNING TRESTLE
(By Teiegraph)

MACON, GA, March 1O-A special
from Rome, Ca, says:
IA miXea! train ON THE East and West
Railroad. running from CartersviNe.
Ca, into Alabama went through a
burning trestle near Rlgland, Ala, a:
10 o'clock this morning. The engine and
five cars Went Through the trestle En-
gadleer Spencer Phillips was Instantly
killed. He was buried under the lebr!.
and his remains have MOTT been found
yet. The fireman jumped and was on
lv Slightly injured. The passenger cars
did not go over the trestle"
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vessels Sailed Yesterday.

Steamer aisho1,ssatc (Hr), Edwards,
Ruc'hfurt.
Steamer Kirkwall (BrD, Hoskctt,
Hun.
Steamer ST. Marnock BrD, Shrine,
Antwerp
Schooner 1nl-pvndcnt, Boston.
Schooner Kate Il. Ogden. New Bed
ford
Schooner George Barley. Providence
Schooner M1rjory Brown, New Ha-
Ven.
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M'KISSON TO CONTEST.

CLEVELAND, O., March 1O-AIayor
Mcl<lsson announced today that ne
would contest the election OF Senator
Hanna when THE latter attempted to
take his seat for THE long term. NC
Kdsson was the candidate of the oppo-
sitdon for Senator at Columbus last
sfanlIaisY ~. ~.
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AZ the Custom House.

Steamship Gleadowc fled entrance
pagers.
British steamship Kirkwar entered
from NV ca leans ana after Goa ny
Cleared for Fun
German steamship .t.bnno entered
with FORT catsr, from Hamburg to loal
general cargo.
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ONE M.ARJORlTY.

Cincinnati Enquirer)
when this town was organized"
sald the eacly settler of tine little West
ern town, Il was elected mayor by a
majority of only one vote"
Pretty close shave" said the new
conner.
on, tollable- But there was only
lVe votes in the town then"
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wADDILL TO SUCCEED HUGHES.

WADDILL TO SUCCEED HUGHES.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-Pres:dent
Mckinley today sent to the Senate the
nomination of Judge Wahdill TO be Dis
tridt Judge of the Eastern District Of
Virginia. AS there is pract icaly no OPP
position to Judge Waddll his nominal
tion will no doubt be promptly con-
firme-d.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-11
Woman Rabbit Merchant,

Mrs. Harriet N. Rich, OF Norway,
Me-, makes quite large income in
quite novel way. She catches rab.
bits and sends them to New York and
Boston, to be sold for park-stockina
purposes OF as pets.
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Calender for This Day,
Marine AliSceIinny.

BLITH. March S,~.Argtved: Tryy,
Newporl-News for S=vcn-lb,rg.
IONptfN,-\rl.v@d: StC-n, I'm City.
Newport News.
LIVERPOOL. March lo.-ArriveI:
ter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-11

Don't ina lTle every man who figures
on marrying am he1ress Is a born math-
enaticGan
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Vessels Arrived Nester,lnv

Steamer AGbano lGr). Koch \,.v
York
Steamer Kirkwall ORD, Hoskett. New
Orleans
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GOLD FROM EUROPE.

1By ItIegTaph.j
LONDON. March 10.-The White Star
steamer Majestic. which left Queens
town at 1890 P NJ, today for New
York, took 416,500 pounds in gold.
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NOriOlk'S Port List.

(By Telegraph.)
NORFOLK, VA, March lo.-C'learcl:
Steamer Shorn.htl (HrD, Cook, Kotter-
dam: steamer Whitehead U'r), Mills
ManChe ester, Eng.
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The s~vsfscss of Fisb..

The swiftest fish is the dolphin. II
can swim for short distances at the
rate of twenty five miles an hour.
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KILLED HIS SWEETHEART.
CIV TrIayrpph

PITTSBURG. PA, March 1O-Unre-
quilted hove induced Chris Schmidt, A
cigar maker Tonight 10 kiM his sweet :
heart, Annie Len.Z and then himself
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-11
ALONG THE WATER FRONT
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED
ABOUT THE PIERS.
Entrances and Clearnnccs at the Custom
House. List of Vessels Now In Fort.
Other Marine Items.


(Ry Tel-graph)
WANilNc;TtN. March l0.--roreors,
for FRIDAY: N. Virginia increls ny
olouiincSS; eaStvrIy w.niS
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QUEEN LEAVES FOR FRANCE.
WINDSOR, March 1O.-The Queen
started far the south Of France this at
ternOOn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-11

Don't add insult to injury by apollo
gazang to q pretty gir9 after stealing a
kiss from sler.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-11

Don't get discouraged IL you find you
are not a genius. a scientist says &C.
Mus IL sort of epilepsy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-11


THE FERN AT KEY WEST.
KEY WEST, FLA, March 1O,-The
United States dispatch boat Fern ar
rived here this morning from Havana
The Fern brought the Miaine's silver
ware and sixty rifles recovered from the
wreck. Mr.. BiSsell, stenogrt,pher of the
court of Inquiry, was also on board.
Both official sNenographers have now
left the court. and lit has only a tenn
porary clerk. This leads many here to
think that its work is practically done.
and that iii WIN return to Key West
by OF before Saturday.
The Fern rCaled. and the provisions
for the starving. Cubans were then put
ON board. She is scheduled to sail for
Matanzas tomorrow. The Marbehead
WIN so from the ToTtugais ITO Tampa.
where ut is reported she win take on
additional ammunition. The British
cruiser Cor4delfa coaied today.
PROCTOR's IMPRESSION.
HAVANA, VIA TAMPA, March O.
delayed in ransmission).-Se
Proctor, before leaving for Key West
by the Olivette today, after what he
calls ''nlost profitable two weeks in
Cuba" said:
Il have not had an easy time. I have
seen all from the highest general and
the richest merchant to the neediest re-
concentrate and the humbest pacificD,
bankers, officials and Others. I have
visited the military prison. hospitals.
relief depots. a-sylums, guard houses.
trochas, farms, Offices and homes. I
have been in four provinces-Havana
Pinar del Rio. Matanzas and Santa
Clara and in the principal cities of each
am Of an ohsarvant turn of mind, and
keep my eyes open.
Il have found out what colld not
possibly have learned without person.
al visit, While I have not to my know
edge anita gonized a single person on the
island. My trips with Miss Barton
nave been OF great service, because.
when the minds of people are mellowed
by gratitude, their hearts speak out the
truth. As a business man wish to say
that Miss Barton's methods of receiv-
ing. caring Tor and distrbut ting the sup
plies are Admirable. The American peo-
Pile may be fully confident that all
money or supplies sent will be consci-
entiously aprnei. Gould they see, as I
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NEW YORK, March 1O.-Captain W.
]. Jacques. president OF the Holae, nd
Torpedo Company. arrived from Wash
nston today. Captain Jacques said
that the government had decided TO
send am officer to inspect the Holland
submarine boat to be present at her
trials. and make a report thereon.
WAR MATERIAL IN FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 10
A large shipment by the government
passed Through here today for Key
am extra telegraph cable from Punta
Rassa to Key West, explosives and
machinery" was the way the shipment
was billed.
LONDON, March 1O--The govern
ment is said to be considering the AID
Instability of placing English cruisers
in the service of the limited States in
the event Of war with Spain.
WAR MATERIAL FREE OF DUTY.
WASHINGTON. March Ex-senator
Chandler introduced a bill renting
duties on war material.
SPAIN BUYING WARSHIPS.
BERLIN, March 1G.-,Spain has made
A conditional purchase of five vessels
RUSSIA GOES HEAVY ON
MAY RECOGNIZE CUBA.
WASH NGTON, March 1O-The
New York Evening Journals Washing
ton special today says:
1.-The recognition of Cuban beliiger-
ency in few days is certain.
The Presidents message Ito Congress
recommending this step has been COM
pleted and has received the approval of
his advisers.
1.-The other nations that have been
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INFANTRY EQUIPMENTS.

NASHNILLE, TtINN., MArGh ~
Major John F. Greer. commander in
charge of the Columbia arsenal re-
ceived a telegram from the War De
partment AT Washington, asking if he
was prepared to manufacture for tine
government, on short notice, infantry
equipments amid artillery harness. He
replied that this arsenal was not equip
ped for that work at present. but that
upon short notice, and with a compare
lively small outlay ot money, he could
soon have things i'm readiness for THE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

SIM 2aufe bes Nbenbs fdrnen bdnn meba
rere 8epobner ienes 9itrittes nod bet 8sit
Chicago Nbe. =Stdtion unb berlan9ten, hdb
bic 9oli5ei ibnen gegen bic Wieoer6olrng
elmer 70 gefabrbolen Scene @9ub getpG6re.
lieutenant MeOonalb ber1pra9 ibnen, bic
Gontraftoren au tparnen, urb er f9idte audi
iofort einen POli5tfen aug, Der auf Der
8~ronbfdtte fit Srbnrng forgen muBt,.
@te bic Selteripebrleute BON Der &omz
,pugnie go. 10 aneeben, pel9e 3uerIt duf Der
8ranbftdtte erf9ienen, tparen fte ale duf ibr
lebtes StiinOlein 9efuBt, aIs ie erfu9rsn,
ipo es brannte, benin ie puBten, r1b in BEN
6aufe go. Ia &eitb 5traBe 5utpeilrn f4on
bier Sonnen 0bnumit uufgeipei4ert tpdren.
@s 1T biefes Nufipei4ern IL GROCER 9ofrGtbe
ienes gefd6rti9en S%prengftoffes eine birette
@~erlebung bes @efeBes, tpel9es beitimrtt,
baB an ioG9en Srten nur fopiel @pren9ftoff
oufge1pei9ert perben bari, dls bort IN ben
nd9Iten "a Stunoen gebrau4t tperosn mag.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

Cine bGnti9e 0ame in Chi
eugo, Dir elm bOrtrefflihes 9euti9 i9reibt,
frtbeiGt uns einen geIaG3enen RIffel, peil
mir an borlie9enber @teIe es 6ebauerten, baB
bic 9rdBlihe Nuguite Nad cine 0eutI9e unb
ni9t, tpie mir - tpoblgemertt in &lammern
= ~bin3uieBten, tpie es unfdngli9 bieB, etne
9Gnin {ei. merbtn9s bdtten mir biefen GU
faB fiigli9 pegIuien f0nnen. Nber es be-
bart tpobl taum Der 8erfi4erung, baB mir
NIT benIel6en feirespe9s Dem, pie Die Dame
nit 4e9t bemertt, an 49t6arteit unb Bill
bung ni4t binter Dem 9euti4t9um 5uridz
itebenben 9dnentbum, gei9peige odnif4en
Srduen, au na6e treten tpp1fen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
SomobI bier in ser beimatb


BON ssorni's NlpenfrGuterz 8lutbeleber ais
audi an Der fernen Oftiiitc BON @fritd,
baben 1e cine bobe M}einun9 iiber ben Mert6
bieIes Mittels. 6err s. s. M. Wagner,
pel6er 342 SO. 46ft Str. in Chicago tpo9nt,
giebt feline Qnii9t in Splgenbem: Set
ii6er bier Sabren gebrau9en mir 6orni's
Mlpenfrdute rz81utbeleber in %unferet 5arniz
lie, urb 5nar nit ben beften Geiultaten.
@r beiGte BEL mir elm i9peres Mn9enleiosn.
Mer bic Mebi3in gebruu4t, 1T Darnit auz
f~rieben. Sd tpeiB bon msbreren Sdlen,
pel9e bur9 ben Nlpenfrduter S!ut6eleber
9e6eilt tpurben, na@bem Der Patient bon ben
@er3ten ats un6eilbar aufgege6en mar. 4ber
AUDI aSorni's 9eilzSel berbient Sob. Cine
Syrau aus meiner 8etunnt19aft litt iett Sab
rem an nerpDIem 8opftpeb uno tpuroe bur4
bas SeilzSel bp1fommen babon erlDft. 60
f0nnte i9 nod LANCE f%ortfabren, min iebp4
Nqes neitere in bas augemeine nttbeil su=
1ammenfaien: Sorni's 4lpentrduters8ll1t1
beleber bpu6ringt, mas fir i'm beanIpru3t
pirb = er empfieb1t iih buber fel6f uno
er erfpart man9en Dollar fir 9ofiot nno
Ipot6efer." =
Gum S9ube beg Sdufers unb Sa5ritdn=
ten 1T jebe Slaf9e BON 5Orni's Nlpen.rduterz
8lutbeleber nit elmer regitrirten Hummer,
pel9e ii9 oben an Der 6iilie bef;nDet, rerz
ie6en. Man iebe 9enuu bdruuf, OuB bieiel6e
peber ausrabirt, mod fpnit berdn0ert lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

Dem grtbdtbrtefs zines in Der
81 6etngegenb Ie6enben Mannes, Dem
Oon3eit gu 3eit GrempGure Der nSGIinots
Stadts3ettung" unb bes 80 E en-"
suge6en, rntnebmen. mir SpIgenbes.
n@or einigen Sagcn baben mir
tpieber cine 9enoung 3eitungen betommen.
8ielen 9unt bafir. Nir 1eIen tie nit sSnz
terefe. @on gr0Beren Mrtifeln babe i]
Bis iebt r@oigt in 2bon", r2ut6er unb @6ilz
ler", nMdmmut6b0bGe", rNun7en" uno an
bere gelel en, Die miCb pirfli9 Ie6r intereffirt
baben. l1eber3aupt 1T e8 zine beltT9zfreunbz
li4 unb polfst6iimli6 gut rebigirte .3eitunq,
babel cine ternige Spru9e. lteber 0euti6z
lunb lieit man BARN Man9es, mas unfete
3ettungen nt4t b%ringen."
DAB man aus Der ySQinois @taotsaei<
tun9" iiber 9euti9Ganb biel me6r erFd6rt,
dls aus ben ~ein3elnen beut16en 3eitunqtn,
un6 iiber6uupt, baB man bur9 bieIelbc better
ii6er Die 8orgdnge in Der Welt unterri6tst
tpirb, uis bur1 Die meiitsn beutI8en 8GGtz
ter, fugt Elm Sober, Der biefel6e gu geIi6t
befommt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

9ur9 ben Sob hires &inbes un6 ben
SelbI tmorb ibrer ereifen Mutter our @erz
5peiflung getrie6en, ma4te am Dom
nerftag ooriger Wo4e Srau Map s.
Campbell ibrem 2eben Elm gnbe, I'M
benz fie aus einem 5enfter bes brittsn
@todipertes bes 9auies go. 1926 5oreit
Mbenue iprdns. Die 2ebensmiibe nurse To-
fort bon ben gendbarn aufgebobe1 unb in
bus 9aus gef9ufft, tpO fe ibren @eiit auf=
CAB, ebe mod rim Nr5t CUR SteGe mar.
Srau Campbell mar bic Satin beg Sc
T9Gftsrei1enben &obsrt 6. Campbell unb
bis bor 8ur5em in 9epriu anfdi5tg. 8or
etipa bret Monaten ertrantte ibr ~ein3iges
Sinh unb ftorb, bd nuf Qnrut6en BON Srult
Gampbeq's Mutter, Srau Sp6n GreB, Sic
cine Mn6dngsrin ber 9~ldubens6eiler mar,
fem Nr3t 81 Static ee5oeen tpurbe.
Srau Campbell Derlor in Sol9e bes Sobes
i6res 2ieblings ben 8eritunb unb noqte an
benz Sage, an benz bas Sinh beerbigt puroe,
i6rem 9aIein Elm @nbe maiden. Sic purbe
iebo9 bieran ber6inoert unb i6r @atte aog
bann, in Der Meinung, OaB zine QuftoerGnbez
rung eiinitig auf lire @emiitbsitimmung
fpirten piirbe, nd9 Gbica9p, urb spar nab
men ie i'm Satlunb 9otel am 0rerel 8pulez
barb 9unrtier. On 3~tpetten Sage na9 i6rer
Nntunft Der u9te Srou Campbell i6rem Be-
ben ubermuls Elm @nbe gu MAIDEN, inbem
iie, tpdbrenb lift @atte 19ltef, aus benz SEM
fter hires i'm 5peiten Stodlperfe 9elegenen
@9laf5imuers fprung. @liidli9erpsiie fam
lie nit unbebeutenben 8erlebun9en bdoon,
unb es nurbe bamals uGes MDglt9e get6an,
I'M bic Sa9e gu bertuf9en unb als ltnfaG
6inauitelen. Sobalb Srau Greb BON benz
@eG6itmorbberI ub i6rer Scooter 60rte, ma9te
Tie ibrsm 9aiein rim Gnbe. Die Na9ri9t
bon benz @el61tmorbe i6rer Mutter nirtte
berart erf9Itternb auf Sruu Campbell, baB
iie fir me9rere @o9en in Elm Sunutoriltm
gebta6t perben muBte, aus benz tie bor einiz
ben Susen als gebeilt e%ntluTen purbe. 9a
nun Campbell geT9dftli4 na4 Beoria
retIen muBte, brd9te ct feline Satin
BEL eirem 5reunbe, Numens 80. s. 8ursz
ben, go. 1926 6oreit Npe., unter, nit Der
8itte, buB bic &runte i9arf beoba9tet
tperoen mDbte. SrObbem bieIes eei9a6, sez
lang es Sruu Campbell bod, 0onneritag
Morgen in einem unbetpa6ten Moment fire
Nbfi9t gu errei9en.
Campbell tpurbe fofort bon benz idben
@nbe Ieiner Satin Der tGrbigt.