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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

fatal shooting affair occurred on the
west-bound passenger train on the Norfolk
and Western Railroad. which arrived a,
Petersburg 81 hall past twelve O'Clock Mon
day morning. II appears that large batch
OF negroes in the employ Of the Norfolk ard
Western n Zuni. boarded the train AZ that
station 20 return 20 their homes 20 spend the
day with their families. AL but one % the
negroes. whose name Was John Smith. had
a pass. bot Smith. Il is said. was attempting
10 steal ride. When Captain Farrar. the
conductor IL chsrCe OF the train. attempted
70 put Smith OF. near Wakefield Station. be
resisted and declared he would not leave the
train II Is also said that ne struck a; Cap
tain farrar. when Z. l. Feitz. detective
CT the railroad. attempted 70 arrest Smith,
he resisted. and then the two mea grsPpled
and In the tnsRel both fell over together On
sest II IL alleged by Fsltz that Smith
placed his hand behind him a. IL - draw n
pistol. and that some one said: Look cut.
he - going 10 shoot. and believing ne was
IN dsnger he shot and killed the negro. The
body OF the dead man was taken 20 waveriy.
where Il Was lefS. No pistol was found on
hin Feltz went on 10 Petersburg snd sur
rendered himself 20 tAe police Feisz was
indicted n few days ago by the grand jury Of
ntnwiddie county GO sidiag and Aoetiing
v. q. BALDWIN. another detective % the
Norfolk and Western Railroad. ia shooting
and Killing q negro named Hawkes. ~ VIII
sOn's depot recently. He and Baldwin are
both out on bal n the penalty 81 5000
each
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05


The war Once 10 full Of entertaining
Incidents Last April that buoyant.
roush-rtdinG. blood Loving Statesman.
soldier and dilettante. Theodore Roose-
welt. was busy trying to get authori-
ration for raising the command OF
which he is now the head. He was
assistant secretary Of the navy. and
did not send his card In 20 his fell
low -oficehoiders when he called on
them. One day he broke In on Gen.
Ludington's reposc. Ludington was
and is the head OF the qusrtermastcr's
department. and is as order-lov'ng a
soul as any old lady In the world. To
him came the enthusiastic Roosevelt.
Il want n reQuisition for 1000 horses
at once. and authority TO buy 'em
where they can be found" said the
impetuous Theodore. We shall have
10 proceed according TO the regulations
and advertise for the horses" replied
Lucington. But We are enlisting
these men in every state Of the union.
urged Roosevelt. and we want them TO
take their horses with them where
they are enlisted" "Thcn." said Lud-
ington. we shall have TO advertise for
them where they are bought" But
IL will take ninety days and cost ST.
600 900. argued Roosevelt. We must
conform to the regulations" insisted
Ludington. Damn the regulations,
shouted Roosevelt You people in
here are tied hand and foot with your
cursed red tape" Mr.. Secretary. cried
Ludington. who had become rather
warm himself. do not curse the regu-
lations. sir. do not curse the regu-
| lations. They are not red tape. They
are reasonable provisions. and this de-
I partment worked under them like
clockwork. sir. for 25 years. till this
! cursed war came along and upset ey-
erything. New Time.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05
ALLEGIANCE OF coNovERoR.
international Law Bearing on Our New
Colonial Relations

The approaching peace between
Spain and the United States makes II Of
some interest 70 consider the legal ef-
'ect OF the ccssion OF territory by one
itate 70 another. Such cession has
many important consequences in rela-
ion TO questions Of international re-
ations and constitutional Law Many
controversies have arisen on such
questions. but some general principles
,an be extracted from the tangle OF
diplomatic correspondence and juris-
&c writings. There can be no doubt
hat the Inhabitants OF a conquered ter
ritory become subjects Of the states
% which IL is coded. but treaties OF
'eace commonly give them a right 20
'etain their former allegiance. though
teldom Internationally The laws OF
fome Countries do not allow aliens 90
aoid landed property. and as . matter
= policy states mas object 70 che pres
suce on their coil OF large number
= persons owing allegiance to q for
,ign state. Therefore in treaties -
,ession Il is often provided that all
Inhabitants who wish 10 retain their
.orneT allegiance must quit the coun-
~ within certain time. sometimes al
30 dispose OF their property. When
AlsSce and Lorraine We're coded to Ger
many the inhabitants who wished 10
remain French subjects were obliged
% leave. They were however. allowed
% retain their landed property. When
California was ceded By Mexico the
United States were more liberal 20 the
inhabitants BY the treaty OF Guade-
.Ipe Hidalgo they might within year
slsct 10 remain Mexican citizens. and
20 restriction was put on their right TO
-eside or 10 retain their property.
Naturally all public property in the
,eced territory belonging 70 the state
IS transferred 10 the new sovereign.
As regards obligations. II Is commonly
! agreed that in the absence OF express
.reaty stipulation 10 portion OF the
general public debt Is transferred with
he territory. There are. however, Gey-
sral instances OF a proportionzte share
,. the general public debt being trans
erred By treaty. Other considerations
! apply 70 local debts. and the better
| opinion is that they should be taken
over with the territory. Law
/ Journal
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

Il became seriously ill three years aeo.
The doctor gave me- medicine FOR indiges-
ton. bat l continued 70 become worse. /
had several physicians az intervals who
gave me some relief. but the disease would
return with all its accustomed severity
Il read ia the newspapers articles re-
Cardinc the wonderful curative powers OF
nr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
aud anaiiv concluded 20 try the pills. Five
months ago bought six boxes. The first
box gave ne much relief. aud after using
four boxes I was cured"
These pills arr recognized everywhere as
= specific Tor diseases Of the blood and
nerves For paralysis. locomotor ataxia
and other diseases long supposed incur
able. they have proved their efficacy in
thousands OF cases.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

The first use Of field music OF which
we have absolutely authentic inforna-
ton was ~ the battle OF Bouvines. that
village o. French Flanders where the
French have Won 10 fewer than three
Augustus dsfeatinE
Otto ~. OF Germany there In 1914.
Philip q Tal0is defeating The English
tssrs IN 13to. while in 17s4 the French
oe'sste6 the Aust-ialis az the sane
p'ecs- hvas az B0uTincs. in 1914. thas
u11npeis sounded the signal for the
Victorious French charge. the frst su-
sheniie snssAnct % s command given
- 3 crUupcr cali.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

Mrs Susan Strickier. widow. Is years old.
living az Hamburg. three miles vest OK L.
ray. Vas horribly burned 70 death in her
home She was q great smoker. and II
seems while enjoying her pipe coal fell
into Der lap. which on her discovery had a.
ready broken into flames. she tTict 20 Sc;
outside the house. but fell 70 the noor. and
when found - one 81 beg neighbors her
clothing was Ainos: burned from her Per
son she fingered for few hours in great
agony. when sic was relieved by death. She
lived alone and was o. weak mind
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

rrcrs - Ncwnssssesr. waSAsi5a. ". DnDsea.
The renorss ot = guilty stomach h what
large majority Of the poodle are sefPcring
with to-day. Dyspepsisi h = characteristic
American disease and a Il frequently stated
that I've are q natica of dy>p>peics-"
Improper food. hurri>d cetiDe. mental
worry. cxhnustion--any ef thee produce =
lack OF vitality In the system. BY cnusfnx
the blood 20 lose It's life-sustaininS eie-
mcnts. The blood is the vital element In
ou< lives and should be carefully nurtured.
Restore u 20 its proper cox5ition. dys-
pcpsis will vanish and good health follow.
For example. IN the county OF p~nhSas.
North Dakota. few miles fron walhaila.
resides Mr.. Earnest Snidcr. n man OF stcrl-
fng integrity. whose vaxacity cannot be-
doubted. He SAYS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05
SINGULAR STATEMENT.


The following letter % Mrs. Pink
East Susqueha-lz Ave. Philadelphia,
Pa. Is remarkable statement OF re
lief from utter encouragement She
szyE
ne-e- car ind words with which
20 thank you Tor what lydia L Pink
hans Vegetable Compound has done
Tor ne.
Some yez-s AGO lad v0rzb t-ouble
and dOctO-ed Tor long time. not see
ing any Improvement At times 1
wOuld feel well enough and other
times was miserable So j. went on
Until last October. I felt something
c-ecP>ig over nc. knew not
what but EePs getting worse. / can
hardly explain ny feelings ~ that
TINE ! WAS 50 depressed IN spirits
thai did not wish 20 live. although
had everything - Lire for. Had hys-
terra. was very nervous. could not
sleep and was not safe 70 be left
sloac-
Indeed. thoaght would losr ny
EaE1c- No one knows what endured.
" ! continued this way unfl the last
q February when saw in paper .
testimonial of = lady whose case was
similar - mine. and who had been
cured By LYDIA T. Plnkhzm's Vegeta-
Die COMPOUND determined 10 trv il,
and 1els better after -hc first dose. !
continued taking IL, and to-day sxa >
wei woman and can say from ny
heart Thank God for such a rnedi-
cine"
Mrs Plnkhen invites all suffering
women 70 write 70 her AZ Lynn, Mass
tor sdvsoe- al such letters are seen
and answered By women only.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05
A Preieete.s RaIIroad.

4 corps % railroad Surveyors 1rs busy az
work IL TIE western section OF Frederick
county. and u l. highly probable that the
county Will ere io1g be trAversed from east
70 wet y q railway While u Il not def
nft~ly knovn jest what roGds are Interested
la the ecns;ruetson % the proposed line. 81
l. EEcerstood that several os the West Viz
giriz railroads are seeking nearer route 20
the se4boar1 thar that now enjoyed. One
CO ths largest coal COMPANIES IA West Viz
gini. is also Interested 10 the scheme. and
the 1ew route. should Il be etopted. will
n0t lack capital The surveyors are follow
ing tie line OF the southwestern turnpike
ard are heading fer Winchester. Az this
place eoarectioD could be made with tho
Baltknor.. and Chio and the Cumberland
Valley systems, ard ~ BsrryFiiie. ten miles
east. the SorflIk and weetsrn could 10
tapped Etrasburg. elshtesn niles south, IS
ths nszrsss point 70 the Greak Southern sys-
ten such Inc ns that proposed would
bring TIE rich coal felcs and tinsber lands
o. West yirgini1 witbis easy reach CT the
East. North and South. ard wosld be mGch
shorter route thsn exists AZ present for the
transportation OF tie vast Quantities Of coal
and timber
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

A terrible tragedy occurred 4; Springfield.
l. EsQpztAnnock county. gesoniah Dot-
sen ard Wlllaa Atkins. OF thai neighbOr-
hood. had had quarrel. and meeting IN
scufie followed, When DodsoE drew his
pocket knife -~ssross The throat Of Atkins.
- Quad hat resulted IN he
= shortly afterwArd. The
n. ~ Airlnk King heavily. and Dod-
so1 = said - have been Intoxicated Dcc
son wzs zot arrested. ana Il thought 20 have
escaped
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

We cr>- orr Hundrra Dollars Reward 20.
any cx>s - CstSrrh that csnnot be curot b
Hsif'< Sst<rrh Cur
81 CHr<rr a Co. Props. Toledo. n.
Va <hc ~Isrr~iCnfs1. have known r. = Che
49, <or ~, iaef Is yea ~ end believe him per
fc,tls hpno~ahlt tr al business transactions
and anarri.llr shlc - carry out any ohlisa-
fion made ty thesr nrIn-
Wr<Tx Trr AZ. Wholesale Druggists Toledo.
wAf.pr~c. Kr~xA~ & MARVIN. N-hoic~a,s
r,~ux<f<<S Tolcssc, Ohio.
Halls Cafa-rh Curc i taken Internally act
ING directs upon the Mood and mucous sur.
fr--rS ~ thr svsrrsn- fySce. sc. Per hott, e.
>n,6 hr All n-ncxi~tS- TcStlmonials free.
Halls Fsrnily pills arr The best
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

Jzck-"Suppose I teach you 10 play
cards Tow. and then you'I know all
about IL after we're married" Marie
Wont that be lovely, What game
will you teach me?" Solitaire. Life
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

To quit tobacco easily snd forever. be mag.
retic. fun Ct life. nerve and yieor. take MOTTO
B1c. the wonder worker. that makes weak raen
strooE- All druggists. ooc o. e. Cure Euaran-
tecd Booklet and sample free ADDRESS
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New YORK
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

Tho chief ingredients Ia the composition
q those qualities that gain esteem aud praise
arc good nature, truth. good sense and good
breeding Addison.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05
THE Old DOMINION.
Latest News Cleaned from
Various Parts Of Virginia.
TRAGEDY ON A TRAIN.

Des>csi~e re1tz. OF the Norfolk and west
era Shoots and kuss John smith. Col
ered-r~se~dy sn Hspr.nsenseks county
--Jsxemtsh Dcd~cn Kti,s William Al
kins-Drcwpsnx at Danvisie.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

ODD ft1is $500 rtt o. DIlsr 20 Esoba- ~ -
Lex Ma ~ E&<<rst0~a, &c ana rsf& Ga nsonths
ttt<t1asNf - Ikt Eft&seE krEffzf1e IcD1 Fcflf,ss
Frp'-<rr1. VIII fuH 1fefrlons So rne ace s.r,<
1.<N sseer1A<et = elr< aET ezf< - tn1lK4slkor
49, 1t@1AS - tht1tD4klkeE nnd Co1s<lE sekloE q
soenf1 ft<noled- II &C - soass sc.est. a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

Whatever il worth doing at all Is wortl
doing well.-Chssterfield.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

After physicians had given me NJ. wa:
S,vcd bv Piso's Cure.-RALPH ERIEG. VII.
Transport. Pa. Nov. -. 1913.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

Educate Your bowels with Cescarets-
Candy Catharttc. cure constipation forever.
Toe &c. II G. {. c fail. druggists refund money.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak
rnsn strong. blood pure SOC. O.. All druggist$
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05
shaals D. - os,el 81 n.

II SHOULD trr % kiss you sup
pose vcu would czu fer help ne szsd.
ineuirirET II yoa are 50 everlasi-
zEiy slow tlat = ca Ger help would
So any s11l. she pllsd. II wr.,.s'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

NJ. wlnslow,s Soothing : rup for ehnd-cs
.~s,hir.r -oftans The gums rea ccsng inrarrzna-
s,sn al'.ys pain cures w1no cclic. 4so-s bottle
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

Never DO ANYTHING concerning tho rec;s
tuSie OF which yea have dc1o,.-Piin
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

There is 40, a moment without some duty
Cicero
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

docile disposition viii. with application
srrnouns every difficulty -NaniliGs-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05

Observe your enemies. FOR they first ind
cut your fRrlts.-Antisthenes-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-05
HEALTHY MATERNITY.
Two They


The climax OF life force in capable motherhood
The first requisite for good mother is good health
Health health of the generative organs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-29
Gin bcrsIid)er GmpiaMg.

9lm 9ienittag war ein Selttaa fiir
llbri1spiJ!e uno 9enniion. @onlnanp
M, melhe aeaenmdrtis 1T Columbus
laeert, fam na6 6auie. un einen 30
tdeigen llrlaub bel Muttern Susubrin=
gen. MRit fliegenoen 5abnen uno Wtuiif
wurben bic Sungens elnpiangen ulo 5u
gbren oerielben eine 9roBe paraoe pey=
anfaltet, an ipel0er idnltlide 2ogen
uuo gereine ubri6soiaes uno 9enni=
ions. lotpie aud msbrere bieIige Orga=
nilationen tbeilnahmen
9iab Der Paraoe muroe ben jungen
Soloaten Elm ausge5eidnetes Mittas=
eilen ierbirt, uno Der Company cine
prddtiae ieioene SABINE gum @eident
aenla1t. Mit Der Company tamen
Will Sbant, 6rant Nprman, 9ane
@ororar. &op Sdull, uno 50. Se8reif,
BON bier 5uriif. IS bate 5ucrit ee=
beiBen, bic Company ioae auseemuHert
ueroen. bod oies 1T unridtis, nod so
Saaen miiiien Die junsen Grieser wieoer
in Sienit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-29
,,Snfanta Waria 9ercia" tpie=
Der nDff.

plapa Del gfte, Guantanamo gap,
Guba, 26. Sept. Ser 8ergungs9efell=
idaft, iuelhe unter Der Mufli1t oes
2ieut. 6obion bic Wrafs Der ipanilden
3rie9sfAiffe 5n bergen iuhte, 1T es 9e=
lungen. ben &rell5er Snfanta Maria
5ereia" tpieoer flott 5u MAIDEN. Ser
Greu3er tuuroe bon Dem .Yotomac" in's
5hlepptau genommen uno trat, beglei=
tet BON benz .Nenarf", Scorpion
uno .2abaraoo" Die Sabrt na1 Der
Guantanamo BaD an, mo- er lebte Na1t
aliidll1 anfam. Das 10 erfolgrei1 ae=
bobene S6iii tpurbe iiberal bu.1 2lb=
feuern bes Nationalialutes unb 0o1ru=
fe begriiBt. in tpel9e bic Gubaner nit
einitimmten. Nor Gibonp berfiinoete
baS pl0bliDe Galen oes Barometers uno
Der iih erbebenbe Winb bas Naben zines
9urrifans an unb Die Gabrt na1 @u=
antanamo mubte baber iebr befdleunigt
tperoen. Ser .Neiparf" leiftete ipertb-
pole 0ilfe Bel ben Ber9ungsarbeiten.
Der 4reu3er .Snfanta Maria Serela"
ipiro bon benz Geparaturl1iff ,Yulcan"
ioipeit reparirt tperben, baB es mad ben,
Nor0en bug{irt tperoen fanlt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-29
GeHOtbfn.

Qlin %. Geptember in glpria 0arrp.
gbbett, Elm ,ppblbstannter Nerlider-
nna.aaent in llbrihspillc. IS bsiBt
cine ifbaohafte 8asrDbre babe ben
SOB pe,anlabt. Ser Werltorbcne mar
38 Sabre alt.
gm "a. Sept. IN Nem Cumberland
gpa Mi,er, Sod)ter ppn Sobn Wlser,
Bo|tmcilter oaielblt, an ber SWmino.
fudt. Gie gerforbene mar q Sabre
ali.
glm 23. 3. 81. in Yort Waibinaton
Srau Charles lana nab ibnerer
Rranfbeit. i'm gllter BON So Sabren.
Sie 0erItorbene mar allaemein beliebt
unb aeadtet.
glm 25. September in Garrollton,
g., Wm. Gobb, i'm Nlter non 90 Sab
Ten. Ser 0erIorbene but biz Dor meni9
sSahren bier aelebt. Gr fam i'm Sabre
1852 nod New philadelphia uno be-
trieb elm Sattlerseidaft. gr mar mdb-
reno stpei 5erminen Mopor Der Gtuot.
lnb betleioete IpGter Sabre lang bas
Mmt zines 6rieoensrihters.
Mm %. B. in Stem philadelphia Sbo=
mas $. Sargent im Nlter BON 66 Sab
ren. Der 0sritorbene bat i'm s. Obio
Geaiment oen giirserfrieg mitgemadt.
Mm "a. b. in oer Ndbe bon Slif=
totpn Marp @lilabetb penrOo, Is Sabre
alt, bonn Nerbenfieber.
glm Is. Sept. in Tairfislo Sp. elm
Mdoten BON 6reo. 2iitbi, Elm Sabr alt,
an einem 8e1irnfieber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-29
Gin 9at,tpfboot auf Dent
SDtOQ1t.

gtn bem Orte porbei. tpp einit in
bdrenem 8eipante Sobannes taufte,
fdbrt beute oas 9ampsboot. S6on
bor snei ssabren bate Qlbt pa6omius
bonn Rloiter ct. Spbannss bel Seri6o
ben 8eriu6 scmadt, nit eine,n iebr
tleinen Dampferden oen biblilbe,l 6lub
gu befabren. Ser 8eriub selana l,ad)
Grparten uno 10 muroe benn i'm per=
sanaenen Sabre Elm fleiner Yerlonen=
oalnpfer erporben uno auf ben Soroan
aebrabt. @r unterbdlt jebt eillen re.
sslmdBi9en perIoncnpertebr bon Der
Bride nabe bel Serid,o Bis an oas ilio=
li1e gnoe oes 9poten Meeres. Saf
oieier Dampfer rproorontus" genanrt.
fir bic pil9er uno 8ergniigungsreiien=
ben, Die bic beiBen 8eltaoe oes Sooter
Meeres beiuAen, cine aroBe Nnnebm
lihteit 1T, unterlieat feiller Gra9e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-29

Sic Goblenmineii iii bieIer @eNenb
IIino ,pieoer III nollsm Betrieb. Die
1ublengrdber, bic ipdlynD orei alona-
len teine Mrbeit hotIen. iino al Der
Mrbeit nn0 babeii Dolle Nrbsitsait.
6r. Gents &onlig. Delegat 81 ner SD~
nooe Der 0errenbuterfirhe in aiBig,
3d., lit bon bprt 3uriifgetebrt.
gie bieligsu 5dulen merben itdhifen
Dtontaa er0lfnet.
2sonarb Gparts, Der al einel 9fierenz
trahtheit ltarb. iparb aui Dem lutberi-
lben Iriebbof bearaben. Die Seierlih=
telten Ianben in Der Metbooiitentirhe
hatt uno bielten DIE Haiioren etamm
uno Wliller Die 2eidenreben. 6err
gparts luar Sabre lang poittrdaer
uno erreihte Elm utter bon IS .yabren,
s Mpnaten uno % 5aaen.
6yau Sarab Corning, 8atthr bon
NnOreD 0oruia, Harb al Wallerluht
uno 3beumatlsmus im Mlter bon SO
scSabren, z Mpnaten uno 20 Scsen.
9ie 2eihe marc auf bem lutberiI6er
iSrieDbof beigeiebt uno tuuroen Die 2ei=
bsneeremonien BON pafor Miller be-
Ipr9t.
Yboebe 8laler, 5ohter BON pbilip
uno 2ouiie @laier, itarb an @ihtanfdl=
len i'm Mlter bon 81 Sab,eu, 10 Wtone=
ten uno % Saaen uno luaro in Ybll!psr
burg be9raben. sic tpar pon friiber sSu=
aeno un @idtanfdaen uuterworIen uno
mar auBerbem blilo nn0 taubltumm.
Sr. 6rant Giniep bon Sod IL uno
81. gtora %. 5uff bon port Waibins=
ton tpuroen i'm bieii9en luterilben
gfarrbauie our6 0rn. Yaltor >. 8.
Gtiller getraut. I
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-29
W0tD erifd1cr Mn1ttanfnu.

2ebten Sonntag Mben0 murDe Sbo-
mas Yenton Weit, Elm Sunsaeiele bon
ungefdbr SO Sabren. auf ieiner 6arm,
4 Meilen oltlib BON llbridsoile, bon
2 Gaubern augegriifen uno beinabe
tpotselblaeen, als er iein pferb aus
Dem 8e16irr kabm. Welt bate einen
Na6bar beIuht uno als ct surriif fam,
iab er 5pei Mdnner in Der 9sdbe ieines
Stales, bic ibn un grlaubniB fragten,
in ieinem Stale 81 iibernabten. st
uermeioerte Die Grlaubuib, iporauf eli
ner Der beioen 8agabunoen ibn fragte,
Of er nidt einen proseB nit einem
Na6bar babe, er tonne ibm babel ais
3euae belfen, oa er bort gearbeltet babe.
gBelt molte ni1ts bon Der 3eu9ell=
ihait lpiKen uno auf elnmal tparo er
um ben 2eib sefaBt, mdbreno oerjenise
Der iih als 3euse an9eboten bate, ibm
auf ben Sopf ihlus, bis er betuubtlos
nieoeriant. Wabrideinlid bielten i'm
bic beioen Gduber fir tpot uno lieben
i'm betpuBtlos neben ieinem pferoe i'm
6talle liesen. gta6 Ginger 3eit fam
Weit pieoer gu lib uno Idleppte iib gu
Ieinem nd6lten Nadbarn, 100 man ibn
suerlt ni6t fannie, neil iein 8eiiht
ibredllh auaeridtet mar. Nls man
ibn ertatlilte, erbielt er Die nDtbiae ple=
ge unb puroe drStiide 0iilfe gerufen
llnO befinOet li9 yyelt nun auf Dem Wes
&c aur ,Yeilerung.
Sie &duber erbeuteten ungefdbr
500, bon benen Weit $85 in elmer in,
nern 5aide trug, udbreno ibm SIS in
aleineelo aus elmer Spientai9e sefob=
len muroe.
Weit fannte ben Wann, Der gu ihm
geipro6en. Serlelbe bate cine 3eit
lang fir einen Nabbar bon ibm gear.
beitet, fem Same 1T Ben. 5tofer.