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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-18
Hoods
Should be in every family rSA = n
medicine chest and every On
travellers grip. They are
invaluable when the stomach ~ VIZ
is out OF order; cure headache, biliousness, and
all liYer troubles. Mild and efficient. Is cents
Police After Them.

The police are keeping a watch for
Charles Walker of East Westmoreland and
Mrs. Nettie Bundy of Walpole who recent
ly eloped with $40 belonging to Mrs
Bundy's aged parents, an account 4
which was given in last Saturdays issue o.
the TIMES. A Brattleboro paper state.
that after stealing the money Sunday morn
ing June 6, she joined Walker and the,
went to Surry, where they hired man tc
drive them to Brattleboro. They alightet
ct MILESTONE bridge and got on to az
electric car which took them to the com
mon. Chief of-Police Hall, who was or
the car, recognized the man as one whom
he used to know at East Westmoreland
but at that time he did not know that the
couple were wanted, and when, a day Oh
two later, he received notice from the Wal
pole sheriff to arrest them they had disap
peared.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE!

Desirable Vermont and New Hampshire
farms containing from four acres to 800 Mt
prices from 5000 to $4,000 ON easy terms
Some OF these farms can be bought for half
what the bulldogs thereon cost, and man
who Is willing to hustle can make a small
fortune on them besides getting good liv.
ing,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-18
Windsor County Court.
MAY Term. 1898.


Hon. iona. Ross, Presiding Judge.
Hon. Charles H. Markham, Ass+ I,dros
Hon. Milo S. Buck, '
j. r. Pember, Clerk.
James G. Harvey, States Attorney.
r. A. Spaford, Sheriff.
Mrs. f. A. Mutt, Reporter.
In the case of Town of Cavendish vs..
Richardson & Grover, which was on trial
at the time of our last report the jury after
wrestling with the case all night returned
verdict that plaintiff recover $94.50, the
actual expenses of Cavendish in the sup
port of the pauper, but nothing was figured
IN for forfeiture. Stickney and Sargent
for plaintiff, George l.. Fletcher for deten-
dant. This case was followed by Romano
A. Spafford VS. the town of Norwich. This
was an action to recover an award of $500
that the selectmen of Norwich in their Off
cial capacity had offered for the arrest and
conviction of the parties who robbed a
grave in that town Two parties were ar
rested and convicted of this crime and
heavy fines imposed and paid. The body
was found secreted in Hanover, N LII, and
returned to the grave from which it had
BEEN stolen. Plaintiff claimed the reward.
The court ruled that this offer was ultra
wires, or beyond the legal right of the
town through its selectmen to offer, and
direc'ed a verdict for defendant. StIckney
and Sargent for plaintiff Batchelder and
johnson for defendant.
This case was followed by Romano A.
Spafford VS. c. w. Brown, A. w. Brigham
and C. E Ellsworth the selectmen OF Nor
wich, to recover the same reward, but the
G. use met with the same fate as the other
and a verdict was directed for defendant.
The same counsel appeared in this case.
On Monday afternoon, the 13th,t case
OF Oscar j. Eastman VS. Henry A. Arm
strong. constable of Hartford, was put on
trial. Ii was an action OF replevin for
horse that defendent had attached and the
question at issue was as to whether the
borse was kept for team work ard there
fore exempt from alta chment. The jury
found that it was so exempt and returned
a verdict for plaintiff for nominal damages
and costs. Batchelder for plaintiff, Pin
gree & Pingree for defendant.
Rutland Provision Cows George w Hall,
Jr., appt. This was an action to recover
the amount due on an accommodation
check which defendant gave one l.. r.
Barney of Chester 70. S11 AZ dated Janu-
airy 4, 1898, and payable to the order OF Rut
land Provision Co. at the national bank OF
Proctorsville, Vt. Barney took the check
and sent same to plaintiff. The defence
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-18
A Jesse James Hold Up,

A. NJ. Mccoy of Horsecave KY, i!
famous throughout the Blue Grass State
For about twOscore years he owned the
stagecoach lines between Horsecave
and Mammoth cave and Glasgow anC
Mammoth cave. He operated these lines
all through the troublous times of the
civil war. Of course he met with many
narrowing experiences during the time
and which he likes to tell
Probably no incident connected with
his career is more thrilling than the
hold up Of one Of his stages by Jesse
James and three of his "pals" some
time back in the seventies. This Incl.
dent is described in one of the stories OF
that notorious highwayman. 1t occurred
early one morning When the stage was
about half way between Horsecave and
Mammoth cave, four men sprang out
from the side of the road and ordered
the driver to halt. One of the men
caught the horses and the other three
drew pistols and held them at the heads
of the driver and passengers The driver
of course did as ordered, and the men
proceeded to search the passengers. Ev-
erything of value was taken.
One of the men robbed was a man
named Roundtree, who was well known
at that time. He had a valuable gold
watch, which James confiscated for his
own use. The timepiece was held very
dear by Roundtree, as it had been pre-
sented him by Ex-Governor Knott, who
was at that time young man. The no.
torious Jesse carried this watch during
the rest of his life Louisville Dispatch.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-18

was failure Of any consideration for the
check, and that the plaintiff company had
given Barney nothing on the credit of it,
and that while the plaintiff company had
given Barney credit tor it, the check went
to protest and thereupon was charged back
to Barney leaving the balance of Barney's
account unchanged.
The case resulted in question of law
and will 60 to the supreme court. A YER
dict for plaintiff was signed by member
OF the jury, by order of the court. Stick
ney & Sargent tor plaintiff; F. c. Davis
and G. A. Davis for defendant.
This case was followed by the case en-
titled In re will of Ellen B. Segar VS. DR..
Willard B. Segar, appellant.
Ellen B. Segar died at Bethel, Vt The
document in question was drawn by w. B.
G. Stickney who was subscribing witness
together with Mr.. aud Mrs. George Kim
ball. The contestant claims that his moth
er was unduly influenced, was not sound of
mind that the wilt was not executed in con-
formity to the statute, in that the will
should be set aside. There is quite an i'm
posing array of witnesses on each side and
from appearances this case will occupy the
remainder OF this week. W. B. G. Stick
ney, S. E. Pingree and w. w. Stickney
for prepayment; w. E. johnson and VIM.
Batchelder for contestant.
Criminal cases disposed of. Dana Root
of Rochester, aged % years, pleaded guilty
of burglariousy breaking and entering the
store of Dana O.. Goodwin of Rochester
and stealing rifle worth $3.50. The
young man had no attorney to represent
him and upon being placed at the bar
for sentence wept bitterly and begged for
mercy. 1t was developed in extenuation
of bis offence that he committed the CRIME
when under the influence of liquor. He is
the only son and support of a widowed
mother. Chief Justice Ross manifested
much emotion as he imposed the sentence
of three years hard labor in the state pris-
on, and remarked that from carefully gath
cred statistics of crime for one year in
Massa chusetts, it was found that so pei
cent was attributable to the use OF intoxi-
eating liquor. This is indeed sad record
but Massachusetts has high license. There
should be prohibition that will prohibit.
Following this case George W. Wheele,
of Rochester, Mass, was called upon to
plead to an information charging him with
stealing suit of clothes and other article.
from Fred Smith at Weathersfeld, YER
mont. He pleaded guilty Of stealing suit
of clothes and overcoat. Wheeler is only
about 10 years old and of a respectable
family, but he wandered off with circus
and afterwards found employment as a
farm laborer with Mr.. Smith. The court
sentence d him to two years hard labor in
the state prison. w. B. c Stickney ad-
dressed the court in behalf of this respond
ent.
A. L. Trip of Proctorsville Hotel was
the next subject. He pleaded guilty to the
charge of having in his possession intoxi-
eating liquor with intent to sell in violation
of law. He was sentenced to pay fine Of
$40 and costs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-18
WalpOle Thief Caught.

Marshal George Cole, says the Keene
Sentinel, received a telephone message
Monday morning from A. H. Watkins q
farmer of Walpole, stating that an Ameri-
can named George Dame employed by him
as farm hand, had left for Keene on the
morning train with money and other prom.
erty belonging to Alec 10th, Hungarian
also employed on his farm, The latter
claimed to have been robbed by Dame of
upwards Of $50 in cash and two gold rings
which had been taken from trunk belong
ing to 10th aud situated in the room occ9
pied by both men.
With the somewhat meagre description
given, Marshal Cole set quietly to work
and in the afternoon about o'clock locat-
ed his man near the Swanzey line, in the
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-18
Ancient Playing Cards.

The ancient Tarot packs We're the ear
lest playing cards known to our forefa-
theirs They consisted of 70, n or rs
cards. These cards are still used in re-
mote parts of Italy, France and Switzer-
land and are made in Florence, the de-
signs being handed down from genera
ton to generation
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-18
In Bellows Falls, vt,

A new three tenement house, six rooms
and bath In eech tenement and shed room.
a 90 root piazza for each tenement. This
place has Just been finished and must be
about nine per cent.
A nice cottage house on the Old Terrace,
srooms and bath, heated by furnace, a good
stable ana garden. 1t is bargain at 5000.
Two tenement house on New Terrace, lust
painted two coats inside and out newly
papered, has sewer connections and water
closet Tor each tenant. Rents for $l9S and
Is hrst class Investment at $500 cash.
l have dozen other plades in town to sell
and II you are looking for a home L chance
70 invest your money where 1t will NET you
from seven to 10 per. cent Come In and see
me.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-18
Letters Wheat.

The New York Herald publishes thi.
Chicago despatch concerning the tall Of
Joseph Letter, the young operator: "Jo.
seph Letter, for more than a year the
wheat king OF the world, was dethroned
Monday. Three weeks ago he had pape,
profit of $4,50O,000; at noon MONDAY
his deal showed an actual loss of S.. 900.
900, or loss of 100000 in about 81
days. He had the bear by the tail for IA
months. Monday the animal turned and
rended him with its claws
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-18
Fingers In Asia.

In some parts of Asia it is considered
immodest for woman to show the ends
OF her fingers, while among Mohammed-
an women CT Arabia, who are closely
yelled, exposing the back of the neck in
an emergency is held to be much
greater breach of decorum than display,
ing the face.-Boston Traveller.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-18
Black ViCi
ARE
IDEAL SUMMER SHOES.

They soft, they light they dressy, and in
respect fully satisfy conservative buyers who do not
care to follow prevailing fads. We have had splendid
sale of them and by ordering them early have stock
full assortment of Black Vici Shoes in all the leading
styles. No else has fine a stock makes low
prices doing on these goods.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
Shiifsnahrihtcn.

Nep Nort, 9. Sebr. - Nnges
langt iino bier Die 0umpfer nWeiternz
Lamb" BON Nntperpen, nSpaarnodm"
ben 3otterOam unD nNn6Oria" BON
9la5gop.
Q6Qefabren iino beute Die 0ampfer
.Paris" nu6 Sout6amptor unO
,Teutonic" mad 2ioerpooI.
8utt Of 2epi5 5. s. 5e6r. -
8eTi9tet puroe bier Der pon8altimpre
mad 2eitb beItimmts 0ompfer So
pino."
Qt3urb. 9. 6ebr. - 9aIiirt fino
bier Die 0ampfer nQiturta," DON BAL
timrre no6 6amburg, r8rdntin9z
6am," ppn Baltimore na6 ROTTERDAM,
uro nP6Dnicia," BON Repz9Ort nu6
6umburg heItimmt,
4Igier, 3. 5sbr. - Gingetroffen
1T bier Der 9ampfer nSiImorad" bon
Baltimore.
6tettin, 6. 6e6r. - Der Dam
| PIER n9etsr Berg" langte BON 8alti=
more bier an.
8orfoer. 7. 6e6r. - Der Dam
pier Sirius" lit BON Baltimore elm
getroffn.
Qarbuus. 7. 6e6r. - Nbgsfabs
rem naa Baltimore tit bon bier Der
0ampFer r9ania."
@out6ampton, 9. 6ebr. -
Der 8remer 0ampfer rQabn" ging
BON bier nod NepzNort a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
aus Gnba.

6apunu, 9. 5ebruar. - Die
omeritarif9e Sa6t n8ucaneer," mel
9a I9on me6rsre Mfale obne 8eiuno=
beitsatteIte ooer anoere Papiere unter
Der 6laggs oes Union 9a6t Clubs"
in ben bieiigen 9ufeu einlief, ioq &arl
9eder, einen GOrreipOnoenten oes
nNepzYorter SOurnals," in einem
SniurgentenIagsr gelanOet BADEN,
Die Sa4t fiibrt Elm tleineS @ei9iis
uno bat aud anbere @affen uno Mlu=
nition an 8OrO. Sic piro ieBt i6ari
ii6erpa9t.
9ereral=SonIul See, pel6em @ors
iteIungen BON Der bieIigen 8ebDrbe be-
5iigli4 Der Sa&t gema9t puroen, err
ptOsrts, cine Saft iet ni6t, glsia Ell
mem &auffabrteiI6ifFe, ben 3Oudmtsz
8~e9uIutionsn unterporfeu unO in gez
pifen 5dQen ais Elm &rjsg5iAiff gu
bstrd6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
0elDlenDnngen 1ent JiB
SSSi Use@6 100 Nar!......24 81.
~ Ms 1000, 200 Niart .....4S.6O.
9hep. s.. 9iener & 60,
Rr. AIS. 2Batsrfra6e.
Girbrrlagc Der administrations
Rcpublifancr III Snniana.

SnbtanapoIis, Snb., 9.6ebr.
- Sn Der geItrigen SiBung oes re-
pu6lifonif6en Staats : Gentral 60
mites purbe na9 einem beftigen
Sample 3pii9sn beraominiftruttonsz
uno Der Qnti COMMUNICATIONS Sat
ton, in tpel4em bic @ritere unterlag,
Gbarles Sernlep gum 8orfiber err
DGblt. 9ernleD fibrte ben &f
auf @runb folgenoer brei nSifues:"
/. bic Republifaner BON Snbiana biirz
fen ii9 ni6t lGn9er BON einem pplitiz
f9en BOB" aus S6io, pomit ielbitz
peritdnoli4 9annd gemeint lit, beporz
munben laTen; 2. bic @ampagne i'm
Stuat muB auf @runo bsrDG6rungsz
frage gefiibrt perben; 3. Gr<PrGiioent
9arri ion muB erfu9t peroen, pieber
in Die 3ei6e Der 9eratber Der 9artei
ein3utreten, Inn ben 9runotpn fir bic
beporitebenoe Champagne anSugeben.
Die GrnGblung 9ernleb's beosutet
Die Nteoerluge Der i'm leBten Sabr gu
4mt unO Wiirbsn gelangten @ominiz
itrations : 2eute, uno Die Sreunbe
9arriion's gratuIiren Ii6 gegenIeitig
gu Dem BON ibnen errungenen Sieg.
Die 9artsisS Organization befinbet Ti6
jeBt in i6ren 6dnben, II. mar glaubt,
baB !6arriion ii8 ba5u beItimmen
IGBt, ols gonOioat fir bas 8unoesz
Senatoramt auf3utreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
Rod cine TlibnFirrsG gprhitiun.

Die 0ampfiu9t zines 8alttmOrsr
Miaiondrs ungebli9 nit Monnz
f4dft unb @affen uuf benz Bsge
na9 Cuba.
Nep : gorf, 9. 5sbruur. = Bie
bic beige vBorIb" meloet, 1T etne
peitere cu6aniI9e 5Gibuitiers@ rpeois
tion am Iebten MSontag Qbeno bon Ell
mem puntte an Der 3iiIte 2ong@Ssz
lambs abgegangen, unb omar a1tf Dem
9dmpfIi9terT9iff yQgnes," tpel4es
angebli4 Der 5irma 9ebriioer WtcNlz
litter, ben @igentbiimern Des tiir3ltd)
untergegangenen 5li6utieroampters
rSiuie," gebDrt. Die Expedition iou
aus ben nGmli9en PsrIOnen beiteben,
pel9e duf Der ySiqie" S4iffbru6
lttten unb nit benz Qeben enttamer.
8ie tpeiter perlautet, traf Die n4g=
nes" in Der Sonntag Na9t trgenopo
an Der &iite cine 0amp6d4t, pelhe
etnem 8ultimorer MiQiondr gebDrt,
unb ii6ertrug Die 5%Iibuitier ouf bic
ieIbe CUR MISUNDERSTANDING na4 GU
bu. Die Sa3t fou aud cine groBe
Nuuntttdt @affen unb Munitipn an
9prD baden. Die rQgnes" 1T nod
ni9t pieber bierber auriidgetebrt.
Rem zQpnpon n, Conn.,, 8. 6ebr.
- Der 9ampfer rQgnes" befinoet Ii4
bier. Die etn3ige 0ampfia4t, tpel4e
in btsiem 0inter bpn bier abging, mar
Die rNepaba," pel6e am 4. Sanuar
ben biefigen Safen DerIteB. sic mar
fir cine LANCE 6ubrt ~OerproDiantirt
unb nit @affen ausgeriiItet, I'm nauf
einen etfpaigan gonflitt nit Seerdu=
bern" DOrberoitet gu Iein." sic fibrte
5mei @atltng@8ei4iiB unb cine groBs
4H5a6l 8in4eIterbi4Ien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
Glnnnifc.

9eattle, @uIb., 9. 6s6ruar. -
Die Bottom L.. 4lasta Sran5portd=
ton g." bat in 0ep : @ort ben 9dm~
pier yQauraba", Der ais cubunII DIES
6Iibuiiier : 5obr3eug btel 0 ii6 re-
Den gema6t BAT, getauft, uno min benz
ieIben gu 6ubrten 3ptI4eH bier unO
Nlasto gebrau4en.
9ictprta a, g. g., 9. 5ebruur, =
Sine 0epsI6e aus RanaimO beidgt,
baB Der 9umpfer vNopo" pon Staz
guaD nit % enttGui9ien @plbiu9ern.
bic ii9 Iebr ungiintig iiber Oa5 neue
Dorado au5ipre6en, bort angetOmmen
lit. Giner Der 3uriidgetebrten duz
Berte ii6, 200 Mann tDnnten bic gauge
@rbeit tbun, bic in Sfuguup angelo
ten lperOe, unb IS befdnOen ii6 min
beitens 500 Qsute bort, bic ni6t8 gu
t6un 6dIten dls gu trinfen unb gu fptsz
len. Der Oampfer bra9te $4,000
in Sob nit. DIS er an Der SteQe
poriibsrtum, I'D bic y@orond" geitranz
bet lit, mar bic Gage beS lsBteren5ubr=
3sugeS tritiI6er ais ppr6er beri9tst.
3pii9ep Dem nNopo" unb ben f9iffz
6riifii9en 9afagieren auf 2stpi5 So
lamb fanb cine Communication ni4t
itait.
IN a, OnE., 9. 5e6ruar.-gine
tpi6tiae Gonferen3 nurbe oeitern ami
f6en Regierungs : @ertretern Der &C.
tper6etammerr bon Soronto, Montz
real unb @ancouUsr gu benz 3pede o6z
gebalten, UNI Elm Mittsl gu Finoen, Do
bur4 es caraoti6en Sob Iudern, bic
Oid 0bsa uno Sfa9uaD in oas Outonz
8e6iet eintreten, erlei6tert perben
fam, ben in IeBter Do9e BON Der ame=
ritaniiGsn Rsgisrung erlaHenen 3OG@
porI6riftena na63utommen. 0ur6
bic 2eBterA rperOen iol6e @oloTu6er
ge3pur9en, ben Riidpsg iiber Die Sc
birgspdfe nd8 Stagua0 uno 9Ded
3urid gu sgsn, UNI ii6 bort bic 3Dqe
refuroiren 81 ldfsn; um oies gu psrz
meioen. IoQen nun bic canaOiIhen3oQz
bedmten gu 3agii4 fir iot9s 9oloIuz
der Den 8etrag Der 30Qe, Der benieIz
BEN bere9ret lpirO, be3abIen uno bann
ben 9etrag por ben umerituniI6en
30Q6eumten in benz G~infubrbofen ME
Der coQetttren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
@rltrht icinr sdnI0 Gin.

Der tpegen Oes 8dbnfrebsls in Calf
fOrnien gum Spbe berurtbsilte
Striter Woroen befennt ii9 i4ula
Dig, INN Iein 2eben gu retten. -
SdIimm fir bic 6iibrsr Der Pine
ricdn &ailipaD Union"
Gan + ran3isco, 9. 6ebrudr.
- Salter .. Wproen, rpel9er pG6z
renb bes groBen Strite5 pon 1894 Ell
nen PoIt3ug, auf pel9em Iia 8unoeSz
militdr ais @a6e befanO. gum @ntz
9leiien bru9te uno bierour6 ben Ser
luIt mebrerer Menf9enlsben peri4ulz
bete, tat Elm 9eitdnoniB abgelegt. in
Der 9offnung, bierOur6 cine Inn
panblung bes iiber i'm b~erbdngten
SoOesurtbeils in 3u6tbuusbaft gu err
pirten. @r giebt in ieinem 8eItdnos
rib an, er uno mebrere anbere Striter
Ieien BON ihrem gDmita inIfruirt Nor
ben, Die S6ienen BEL golo a~uf5uret=
ben. Inn ben 3ug nit Den Sruppen
gum Gntgleiien 81 bringen. Solter
tbetlt Die Namen Ieiner MttI6uloigen
unO piele Gin3elnbeiten nit. 0as Sc
itGnbniB umfaBt 3700 Morte.
(Spdter.) - Noroen mar 4ngez
i~telter Der rSoutbern Pacificz8d6n."
@r bate, uls 0ittator 0ebs ben groz
ben 8abn%Strife ms @ert feBte, ii8
Dem @ebot bes 2otalperbdnoe5 rer
.Nmerican 3ailpaD Union" in Gu
cramentO gefiigt uno Die Qrbeit etngez
felt. 4uf 9e6etB bes Stritefii6rers,
10 lauttte nun cus 9eItdnoniB, bat
Woroen unb me6rere anbere MusItdnz
bige bic bsrbGngniBoole 3ugentgleis
Jung b~er6sigsfii6rt. Inter Orobungen
unO nit p~orge6altenem ReDOlper Ieten
Iie ge3rpungen porben, bic S9ienenz
geleiIe au53ureiBen. Strifefibrer s..
5. &nor iei oa5 Saupt Der &erT9pOz
rer gepeIsn, bic Den I6dnbli6sn 8a6nz
freDel gepIant uno porbersitet bdtten.
Die 6i6rer Der rQmerican Railpap
Union" 6dtten bi56er enti9ieOen gez
leugnet, baB lie gu Der BON 8a6nitri=
fern periibten 5repeltbat in irgenb
tpel6er 8e3ie6ung geitunOen, ge>
I9psiqe benn oaS Gomplot Ielbit gez
i9miepet 6dtten. @proen Pat bic Nu=
men Ieiner GompIicen gsnannt, Die
pie er nur gs3pungen bic Nsrt3euge
Der Union gepeTen iein Iousn. Seine
Qngaben lperben griinoli6 untsrIu9t
pcrben. Se6s MenI9enIebsn fielen
Dem 8a6nfrepel gum Opfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
@rmsN nrfer Nafrihtrn.

Sem gort, 9. 5ebruar. -
9eprge Sones bon Sntpooo, 8. g., MEL
der tiir3li9 ouf ben 8sroa9t bin perz
6aftet puroe, an benz na6e 2atprenee
periibten @eriuGe, einen 3ug Der
Song SslarD : 8u6n" gum Gntglei-
len gu bringen, betbeiligt gepeien gu
iein, purOe beute ipegen 8sipeismanz
gels entlufen.
Sir Elm Diner, pel6e5 geitern i'm
yuntteo Stdats 6ptel" in Bolton
itattfanO lieferte bas Selep6on DON
bier aus 3lpst 3eoen uno 3ipar cine
9lnIpra6s, bic Oberit q. 9. Gbanoler,
Der YrdTiOent Der rYoital telegraph
COMPANY, in ieiner an ben Clinton
4benue, 8roptlpn, belegenen Wo6=
nung, uno einen 3Daft, ben Der Setrez
tGr Der 8eIeQi6aft, G6as. g. 8ru6,
in Dem bieitgen 9ebduoe Der rYpital
telegraph COMPANY" an bic in Der
9obnenitao: 8erfammelten 6ielt. Dor
einem SSeDen Der so S6eilne6mer oes
Diners in Bolton mar elm Selepbons
4pparat placirt, unD bic QnIprafen
paren tn6plge Dei1sn oeutli9 bernebmz
bar. Die ReOner muBten It9 aqsrz
Dings bic S~afelgeniife bertneipen, b0rz
ten aber bas &lappern Der Seller unO
rem Slang Der Slider.
- 9eneral So5n Go6rane, @eteran
bes leBten 8irgerfrieges unb aud ais
9olitifer Ieinsr 3eit ppblbetunnt, lit
geitsrn in ieiner Wobnung, Nr. Z, DIT
81. Strabe, "a Sabre alt, an Der
8rigbPifen Nierentruntbeit geitorben.
or mar &e4tsunpult BON 8eruf, bon
1853 Bis 1857 Safen : SurosDor BON
Neps0prt uno bertrdt bon 1857 Bis
1861 ben 6. Rep=gorter 0iftritt i'm
@pngrsB. BON 1861 bis 1868 na6m
Gp6rans am 8iirgertriege She'll, in
nel9em er ii9 ben Stang zines 8rtz
gaoez9ensrul5 errpur6. 0a9oem er
oann mebrere Sabre MitglieO Oes
Stabtratbs unb einen Sermin du9
9rGiiosnt bieier 8ebDrOe gepeien,
purbe er i'm Sabre 1889 pom MaDor
Grant gum 9oli3eiri6ter %ernannt.
Der betunnte 9ei6Gftsmunn @lpin
g. Yiper bpm g1r. 222, 8ranoItruBe,
uno iein QngeiteQter 6enr1 Nepman
puroen geitern BON Rt9ter Suro i'm
Grtmtnalgert9t nit iuspenoirtem lIrz
tbeil entlafsn. Sic paren befanntli9
duf 8etreiben bss Sugenodpoitels
Gpmitod, beiien G6aratter fir5li9 Don
elmer Surb auf feds Gents gef4dBt
tpurbe, tpegen 9ergebens gegen bic
2otteriegeieBe unter QRtlage geiteIt
pOroen, neil lie, pie i9on erpGbnt,
cine iogsnannte rS4liifel 2Otterie"
singeri9tet 6utten. 6iilfsz0 iftrittsz
@ntpaIt glarte iagte, buB 9r. 9iper
elm a~ngeIe6ener 8irger lei unb fem
@erbreGen bedbii6tigt babe. Gr lei
te6nii9 f6ulOig, bod lei cine @erurz
t6eilung ni9t gepiini6t. Der Ri9z
ter i9loB ii9 bieier @uffafung an unO
entlieB bic 4ngetldgten.
9ihter Ne6el 6erri9te 6eute tpieber
in biefieer StaOt unO umge6ung uno
es fam gu berf4itbenen @OliiiOnen
apiIfsn 3igen duf Der So46abR To-
fpubl, ME 5ptf9n S~GbrboOten unb
anbsren 6abr8eugen i'm 5afen. Slid
li6er @eile gingen feline Menf9enIez
ben btrloren, obglsi6 mebrers perfoz
men ni9t unbeoeutenb berleBt puroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
@i6ueI surg's GrmnrOnng.
Die Wittpe bei i6rer Riidtebr oon Der
geeroigung uls Die M0roerin i5res
Wdnrss ber6aftet.

Buffalo. 1.=g., 8. Sebruar. -
5ruu .2end Sorg tpuroe g~eitern unter
benz oringenben 8srOu9ie pes 9attsn=
mOross in Dem Qugenblids perbdftet,
ais lie BON bem9sgr1bniTe ibres Malz
res 8uriidtebrts, urb in c2r Sopns
6aQ bon QanoaIter eingeIperrt. Slr
~17zjdbrigsr Sobn 9eorge parberts in
3~eugerbdFt. Die 9oli3si glaubt. Den
SnOi3ienbsfpsi5 fir bic SAulo Der
6rau er6ringen gu t0nrsn,
Wie erinnerlih. bebduptete 6rdu
Sorg, ol5 lie IeIbit ben Moro ibren
RIfbarn 3ur 8srntniB bra6ts, oaB
t6r 8atte, Der peuiTfs 6armer Mifasl
Sprg, pon einem poIriIfsn 5drmz
tneft an i6rer Settle i'm 9ett erIGla=
gen porban lei. Sic erSdbtte. pie Iie
dngsbIi9 aus bem 9stt geIprungen
urb auf Der 6lu6t pon Dem llnbuloa
perfolgt uro purG einen S6Lag nit
Der tumpFen Settle Der Qlri perleBt
nprpen lei. Werige Stunoen fpdtsr
purce Der polnii6e 5'1rmtne6t DO
gu5ti DerbafFet, isbO4 {e6r 5aIo pieOer
entla6en, ba ii6 feline unI6plo hsrs
dusiteQte.