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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-26

owing 10 iis explosive character. The
Governor is n telesaphic communication
with the seat of the trouble,
TO MOVE OF THE NEGROES.
DARIEN, GA. Aug .j.-( -(Midn'ghD.-A
conference was held at N o'clock tonight
between Sheriff BIout military officials
and citizens committe.. and lt was de
oide1 10 take decisive action al dayllgh
against The negroes who are massed am
armed i'm De ase's swamp. twelve miles
from this city The sheriff wired Col0nel
LaWton. who is n Savannah. tonight ID
send the militia at once. and lris received
q reply tQ the effect that the men are
ready and that the Liberty county tro ps
WI. start from HlresriNe for Darion at
o'clock THE Mcintosh Dragons are
az their armory aith horses ready. me
citizens move from D3rien on sneoN
train for the swamp at 8 O'Clock ana tn'
militia, about l-O m number. one hour
later
The negroes arc armed in defiance OF
the law and rlo purpose Of the mihia b
10 surround tho swamp and 0lev, lns
blacks of ,holr droarms and Fre' 2 he"h
TWO special trains are bsing pre- arr'.
Governor Gambler gave Colonel l@wlon
plenary power 'u The matter ana N WIS
not found necessary % call upon me H'1i
Executive of the state l3r the m.iui'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-26

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. August D.
The Times Union and Citizen has received
the following dispatch from Miami;
"The Florida end Of the 1iami-llaVana
cable was successfully landed to-day lt
was a sala day for Miami. The merchants
c -ed their stores and hundreds ~ per-
sons with brass band gathered mo the
terminal station 90 witness the landing
and hccord hearty welcome tD this new
enterprise Judge George Noriey dciv-
cred a stirring address to which W r.
e. Frlers traffic chief of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. jacksonville.
replied. Captain John H. Welsh closed
the exercises with one of BITS best
speeches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-26
THE DISASTER GROWS.
Full Extent of the Hurricanes Dam
are Will Never BE Known.

NORFOLK. VA. August 1.-THE story
- maritime disaster from the late hurri-
cane grows daily. a close consultation
OF the north-bound arrivals through the
AIbonarle and chesapeake canal reveals
many sloops. barges, lighters and small
s.hooners missing Probably the full
number will never be known, as many
wcr, indctendent ssilers. with no par
tlcular port or destination.
This section is very remote and news
there travels slowly.
TWO sehoouers arrived In the Capes to-
dav IN distress, the Prank W Mccullough,
Captain Dunn. and the Oscar O.. Smith,
both badly handled by the storm and had
very nearly been given up by their own
ers The Mccullough sailed from this
port for Savannah with coal August sth.
She caught the first force Of the hurri-
cane ON the 18th, and from then TIL the
18th Jared badly Her fun story is as yet
unknown but when she arrived at the
Canes her boats We're gone, her foremast
broken OF. main sail and forestay sail
gone and the crew on short rations and
without water. and her hrst signal was
FOR water. Of which a barrel was at once
furnished by the Cape Henry Life Saving
crow.
The oscar G.. Smith was towed 10 New
port News. and her signal showed one
lie lost. This proved 10 be her captain,
william s. Crawford, who was washed
overheard by q huge Tave August 10Th.
She had sails torn and lost one boat She
encountered what is estimated TO have
been "A ninety mile wind I'm latitude 3340
north. longitude Is west, and this lasted
nearly two days.
, Captain French the wrccker. sailed
with wrccking outfit for Roanoke Land
ing marshes 20 rescue the steamer Neuse.
which is nearly a mile inland in the
marshes. On three feet of water.
The Diamond Sh0al Lightship is re-
ported by Sc lmeu TO bee in n bad position.
as she lies stern foremost ln a quicksaud.
The beswick, which was lost in the
Sound. is thought 90 De- the schooner Sal
DE Purnell, Beswick Well known In Nor
folk and Baltimore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-26
HIS POLICY IN
THE PHILIPPINES
Mckinley Says 1t is Peace First and
then Establishment and Mainte-
nance of Law and Order.

LONG BRANCH. y. j.. August g.
President and Mrs. Mckinley with Vice
President and Mrs. Hobart. Carrot A..
Hobart Jr.. Attorney General Grigss Dr.
and Mrs. R.xey. prlyate-sccretary Cor
tclyou and Mrs Barnett arrived here at
7.b this morning from plaitshurg. ". Y.
They We're driven at once to Ncefr.si-
dent Hobart 3 cOttaec. NOrmannursl. soon
after that the party was formally wei
coined To N0rmanlurt ly The .0. lte-
ccptlOn Committee. The committee ten-
dercd the Presiden- public reception az
the Hollywood H0te. at night nut Mr.
Mckinley nas compelled % decline.
MAKES A SPEECH.
President Mckinley addressed 1000 peo-
PIE i'm the Auditorium here this afternoon.
lie was introduced by Bishop FHzseraid.
The President said.
"I believe that there IS more love Tor
our country and that more people love tne
tag than ever before Wherever that nag
is ra.sed it stands not for despoiism and
oppression. but for liberty. opportunity
and humanity. ANA what that Tag has
done FOR ms We want 10 10 DO for All people
and an lands which by me fortunes OF
war have come within our jurisdiction.
That fag does not mean one thing in the
United States and another In Porto Rico
and tho Philippines.
POLICY DEFINED.
There has been doubt IN some quar-
ters respecting the policy OK the govern
ment in the Philippines. see no harm
In stating il in this presence. Peace first,
then with charity for all, establishing the
government az law and order, protecting
life and property and Occupa ZION for the
wen-being OF the people who Will partici-
pate In It. under the Stars and Stripes
The President will leave Long Branch
on a special train at i:i5 tomorrow morn
ing for Plattsburgs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-26
BIG FOUR PAYS BETTER WAGES
Basis on Witch the Railroad Settled
with its Engineers.

INDIANAPOLIS. AUG. A.-Thc confer
ence between the engineers employed on
the several divisions OF the BIG Four rail-
road and General Manager Schat has re-
suited ln am Increase of wages practicaiiy
20 the scale in force prior to lsl5 Wh'h
the wages of au the employees were re-
duced Under the new scale passenger
engineers Will get 0 y n hundred miles
instead of Nl1 and freight engineers
$3.50 instead VI N.15. When The company
made this concession In the matter Oh
wages the engineers withdrew their oolec-
tiors 90 the clause which prohibited any
engineer from making more than 4ooo
miles @ month.
As the dromen are paid on basis tn
proportion to the wages received by the
engineers. the new schedule Will result
in an increase OF their wages also. IL ls
understood that tho conductors and other
trainmen viii now ask for restoration
of wages to- the scale in force before lN5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-26
Five Men Blowuto Bits.

JOPLIN MO. Aug. A-Fiye miners
were killed by. an explosion of dynamite
this evening at the Margaret Mining Com
panys mill. near Gainesville.
The dead are James Eaton Frank
Eddlcmu. Henry Gilbert. William Mess
more aud au unknown man.
While Gilbert was engaged I'M the pre-
paratiou OF blast a stick of dynamite
which he held in his hand exploded and
the c0ncussion exploded box of dynl-
mite which stood nearby. The big cone
ceutratns plant was demolished and the
five men 40 work there We're blown t0
bits. The shock of the explosion was
felt three miles away
The plant WAS owned by Henry Gil
bert. one OF the men killed.
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Negroes fllrihc PhiIippincs.

WAsuINGTON. August 2j.-Gfeat pres
sure has been brought 90 bear on the add
ministratlon to organize coiored rcgi-
ment for service in the philippines The
matter IS Hu under consideration by
Secretary Root.
u is reported h1t William D. plvals
captain First Artillery regulars. and
Iieusuant.Conlel o( tho Twenty siAih
Volunteers. wiu ho made colonel of tho
regiment if 10 is decided TO raise the Or
ganization.
n Is also said that IieutenantColonel
and other hcld officers wl.l Pee taken from
the regular army .DIt mat ihe company
officers would al lc C0lOred men.
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SUMMARY OF TG-OAYS NEWS.


-Mr Walter A. Dunn arrested chAfssd
The ds.Ih of M.s. II. 81 smith ST.
Preparing lor lhe erett launching.
Am ola soldiers death.
Sons OF Veterans mii not Be- distNfoed
state.
-Governor Tyler uil issue another
'''' ls,rtI, - let.l. ~ tAe Atlantic coast
wrecks show al1iri0nIt losses
A negro tramp cries Co k.dnap a enid
-ln,estIsailon of charges OF cruelty on
North Carol ia state arm ocslns- ,,,
Mrs. Mcpherson. 90 ilri.m ltA, killed
by "a train at WrshiN.he, y. g.
DR. william jordan Harris died al
two Young men arrested IN Alexandrls
on charge Of assault
General
The threatened race war IN Darien.
Ga. assumes serious aspect
Bradstfeets report OF the plsiiess
outlook Is cncOurag NJ.
The titles Of North Carolina pubic
building sites defective
london correspondent reports that
anarchy prevails in the Philippines.
The duck comb ne ot All southern
mills has been completed.
Mckinley states his philippine policy
in a speech at Long Branch.
Foreign.
Evidence I'm the Dreyfus trial WIS
more favorable to the prisoner.
-Transyaai Nolksraad rejects the report
on the dynamite monopoly.
SHARP hghiing between Government
troops and insuI.s s-l- ~ san Doninso.
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Prevails and an Outbreak of the Ne
groes is Hourly Expected.
THE SITUATION IS CRITICAL
But IL is Hoped That With the Mill
tary in Control Further Trouble
MAY be Ayerted - The Negro
Murderer of the Deputy
Sheriff Has Not Yet
Been Apprchended.

DARIEN. GA, August 25.-While all is
quiet here tonight. the day has been one
OF great anxiety and intense excitement
among the white people. An outbreak by
the negroes has been momentarily ex-
pected since tho killing by John Doiagei'
a negro, OF Joseph Townsend, q promi-
nent citizen and deputy sheriff Of this
county, last night
To-day Sheriff Blount sent the following
TO Governor Gambler:
"Please order Liberty Independent Light
Troop to report to me mounted at once.
situation critical; one deputy killed, an
other wounded.
lSigned ct b. BLOUNT. Sheriff
Colonel 4. r. Iawton. late commander
Of the second Georgia Regiment. United
states Volunteers. also wired the Gov
ornOr 10 send "A quantity OF carbines and
supply OF ammunition for the soldiers.
Colonel Iawt0n was here this morning
10 investigate the situation, After n con
ference with the officials he returned 20
Savannah. when the Governor received
tine message FROM Sheriff Bl0uut ho or
dered Colonel BlOunt 90 return if neces-
sary and take command of the military.
He is now here in that capacity and has
enough men, it IS believed, 90 easily ham
die the situation.
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LONDON August 2j-This is the h0t-
test day that has been experienced hero
this year the thermometer registering t9
degrees in the shade A dozen cases Of
suustroke were reported h0fOre noon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

Virgmia-Generany fair Saturday and
Sunday: fresh east 10 south winds.
North Carolna--Generail fair satur-
day and Sunday; fresh southeriy winds.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.

The thermometer at The Times Office
ranged as follows yesterday a. NJ. ";
i2 NJ. St:.sP. NJ. 81. 6 =. NJ, 81. T. NJ.
30 u NJ 71. Average. S2b.
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ppns,sterss.

@-im men. Ser 3iidaermeiz
fer 2ange bier. ein Mann bon 51SSabs
rem, bate cine eertngfiiaiee Dsrlcbung
an ber 4anb niht beahtet. balp rerz
f6limmerte f;eb iebob bic Wunbe
unb 2anse muBte nah Der uniberIis
tdtsflinit gebraht tperben unb lit bo,t
ou BlItperaiftuna aeitorben.
aDIberg. - Gin feltenes ssubis
lGum besins bierielbft cine sFrnu@riss
mann, biefelbe bat Is Sabre lang Sic
Mafde ber bieiiaen @arnilon genas
f9en. 9lus biefem MnlaB erbielt tie
tom Raiter Elm @efhent bon 80 Mart.
paenalt. - Ser auf Der Sta
tion paieipalt be1nGftigte arbeiter
Nolte fonnte bieier Sage auf eine una
unterbrohsne 25iGhriae Bei&Gftigung
I'm Dienite Der Giienbabn 5uriits
bIiden.
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sDrop. Ga6Se,s.

grfnrt. Der aailer bat benz
bieii8en Rriegerberein bon 1866 ein
ifdbnenbanb in ben preubif1en Garz
Zen unb einen Gahnennagel mit benz
GtGatspdppen btrlieben.
gIienede, Rreis sserihotD. -
Dieter Sage finb bier 6 6trobbiem.r
nieoersebrannt; es liest Branbitiftung
Dor.
Norbhaufer..-Dis alte y2orbs
hdnier Gamilie G0ritmann bielt i'm
Otfelfhuftsbaufe ,grbolung1 ibren
biesidhri9en Jamilientag ob, 5u ben.
iiber fiinf5is Gamilienslieoer er}9isnsn
tpdren.
her proerriit terganf fir Spirit unb
probuctenbanbel. 6err Guitab 6auM,
bns Subildum feiner 25idbrigsn
1bdtiateit.
Aueb1inburs. Nabbem 'es
benz Geelforger am bieIaen ct. ssoz
hannisz9ofpital, paitor Sdul3e, i'm
pergangenen Sabre bers0nnt mar, auf
cine 5Oidbrige MmtstbGtiafeit auriids
aubliden. feiertc er bieier Sage NIT
feiner Gemablin bas sSeit ber eoltenen
5r45eit. Dos eubelpaor erfreut iih
nod elmer bpraiieli1sn tDrperli1en
Itb geiiigen Stride.
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edIeSwt0sPoIitet.s.

alien. Sbre soIbene 9od5eit
feierten in Norbburg Der friibere Yoits
ioasenfiibrer g. Nnbreien unb sgrau.
Mnbrefen bat Al Sabre binbur1 bic
goft aDiihen Norbura unb Sonber=
burg befDrbert, iuo i,bt bic Spurba1n
Die 8ef6rDeruna iibernpmmen fat.
@rapenfein. - Gin Waens
fhenleben 1T burh cine robe Shat btrs
nihtet. Ser @obn bes 6ofbefiBers
Maben inTombiiG eerietb aus gertngs
fiigigen @riinben am Marfttdae in
Gropenitein nit einem Mrbeiter in
Gtreit, tpobet Qebterer Elm MeHer aoa
unb es benz @eaner III ben lsib i.isB.
Sebt 1T Der nngliidlihe i'm Rronttn-
bduie geiiorhen.
Doper. - Gin lInfau ereianete
iib lit Der N1be Der Gcth tabursfa bab
Der Wager bes 2anbmannes S0rnfen
ans Nutebiu, ,luf benz iim beHen g6ts
frausbefanb, bonn Deidk beriintsrs
ftiir3te unb bic .;sbefran unter iicb tez
grub. Oie1elbe fonnte nur dls Qeihe
ttrausse3paen iuerten.
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nsIduOiIdJes.


81 arIsrube. Sur gUlbenen
AD9Ssitsfeier bes grei1en Dihter5
@5ebrlag babier iiberiunbten bie groEs
l)xrscqlihen SoerrIfdFten ibre8iloniiie
neth bsraliAen GliidDiinlden.
QabE Das 4OiGbrige Dienits
syubildiim Des ltrrn Jrana 8. Rrdns
tel, Directrrs am biefiaen GDmnas
fun, iDlrbe bier in feitlihlfer Metle
heganoen unD leate bon be- Msrths
fdGBung bellies 3euaniB ab. tDeldF i4
Ser sSubilor Sci Beb0rben, 2ebrsrn.
SsDalsrnsnnb drsunben eriteut.
M annbeim. Der iriiber
Iongidbrise @ealeiter bes Mdiprs BON
Mibmdlln, legutiDnsrath Or. 8unlils
Ier, our 3eit 6iIfsurbeiter beim Musz
apGrfigtn Mmt in Berlin. 1T an bic
Gef1nbti1uft inQii5dbon peritBt tpors
ben. BumilIer ift Elm aebcrene- Wonn.
beimtr.
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@eFprembeis.

Marienburg. Mus Mnlaf
bes 5Ol6brigsn Mmtsiubildums bes
6errn eSuiti3ratbs 6arttpih bier, tpels
der ben gbrentaa hei feiner 6hnefer
in Dansig i'm Rreiie feiner Mngeb0rie
gen itin unb auriidaescgen berlebte. Il
rem Subilnr Der rrthe Mblerprben 4.
alane nit Der 3abl 80 perlieben tuors
ben.
Miefenbura. - Dom 3rauals
tar on's Iobtehbett treten Az miihen,
mar einem neupermdhlten padr bier
bef1ieben. Qlls nGmlih cine Sohier
bes Rupferfhmiebes Mrbt aus bsr
Stride. ipofelbft ibre 9rauuna ftattses
funhen batte, nuh 6auie auriidfebrte.
fanb fie ib.e dltere Shneiter tobt Dor.
Natiirlih mar burA biefen 3niidens
fan fd,neu ale 6odaeitsfreube scz
ipidkn.
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me6le,sblerQ.

@iftrofp. - lebtbin perun9liids
ten in Der bieiigen 3uderfubrit bic beis
ben 2lrbeiter Sobonn Gan5el unb Mns.
Rrufe burd Roblenldfires sOersiftnng.
Rebna. Die petitionen ber
Gtdbte Gabebuid. Gd0nbers, Rebna
fir bic Gifenbabnperbinbuns Rebnus
Gd0nbsre. lpelhs in GhOnberg TN
ganaen etipa ESQ llnterfhriften ses
funhen boben, iperben bier iebt in llms
lauf aeiebt.
% a re n. - Dahier madte ell
dlierer bieiiser Ginipobner, iebenfalls
In einem Mnfalle bon @eiitesgeIt0rtbeit
fetnem 2eben freitpillie Elm gube. Der
89idbrise SelbitmDrber, Der lfou feit
ldngerer 3eit an Mabnporitsuungen
lit unb tpieberbolt duberte, baB er
niAt tpeiterlebsn m0dte, fat fid, i'm
Bette liesenb nit einem 6anotude ers
brofIelt.
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pISe,,b,trs

Mltenef6. - Dobier brannte
bas 6aus Der Witttpe Moltjen an Der
Telbitrobe. Das Geuer griff 70 raid
I'm ii.h. baB bic 8epobner nur oaz
nadte Qeben retten tonnten. @on bem
Ginaut 1T 10 gut trie nidts gerettet;
audi iinb cine 3iese, bic 0iibner. einige
Gdnfe unp Der 6ausbunb perbrannt.
glls bic Spribe sur @teue lam, mar
eas 9aus bereits eingeitiirat.
Seper. sSn elmer Sibuns bes
@eIamn,t>Gomttes fir bas proieftirte
MariensDenfmal tpurbe ais Plab fir
bafielbe bic Wliinbuna Der Mnlagen
beim hieiigen Mmtsserid,t beitimmt.
Dieplabfraee 1T bamit pordusiihtliA
in elmer, allIeitia befriebiaenben Weile
aelot. Die photographic bes Doi.
MasnuFen fertis aeltellten Mobens
mar i'm @haufenfter Der Memmersz
ffen Buhhonoluns ausaeitelt unb
anb cIlsemein lebbeften Beifan. Die
Soften, bic ii1 aaf $1,000 Mart be-
laufen tperben. miiHen nod gum sroe
bsn She'll cufsetraM tperben. mas
burt4 Muffiibrunoen. Concerto unb
bergleicben erreidbt trerben ION. Muf
jeben San fonn ii1 eSeber au bieiem
Runitpert Slid tpiinihen.
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DitIbot ion gefneben iein, nm tn ben
BsiiB elmer BON Ter Msutter berriib<
renben Grbi9aft BON 10000 Wdrt 81
gcicnger.
lGngenb breer. Nab ben
Mufter Der 3uderfdbrif in GDeit fou
{ hier ulh cine Tobrii trbuut iDerten.
gs bat fih bereits Elm ADniortium NIT
einem @tammfapital BON 10000 Wf.
sebilbet linb iH an5unebnen, bob fi4
eds proiett ipobl peripirflihsn ipirp.
liinen. Das neue ftdbtii@
Ghlahtbous ipurbe bem 9etriebe
iibergeben. Die seiamnte Nnlogs 1T
nit ben neueten ginridtungen Dcrs
ieben, fie 1T nit einem Wort Elm Wuz
fterfMddNbaus.
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Braunsbera. - Oas Seit bes
srleenen BurgeriuhildLms beaing 9r.
AeEtner Seihert in boiler ssriibe i'm
areife pou0ernanbten unb Sreunoen.
Der ssubilar lit rs Sabre alt.
1riebla NIB c. b. GlIe. @rz
hdnat bat ii9 bie, auf bem ct. 2o=
rel 5>Girdbof der friibtre Sifdlers
meiiter SO. 9!rteiter fanben bic
2eihe.
@oIbup. 1as ben Grben bes
berforbenen Ni!ts,autsbeFbers Bies
tenpee sebDriae @ut DoriAn i'm
Rirfdpiele @uren lit fir ben preis
BON $4,000 Merf in zen Befb bes
9errn Rentier Baitian Gus G0nigs<
berg iiberseauneeE.
20ben. gu gbren bes gum /.
n. gHts. BON bier ADJ Npd berfebten
1errn psofeiIcrt Scott fanb I'm .6otel
xRai1ertof4 Elm MblhiebseFen itait.
an benz iieh feline Golleaen. fotpie 5ab'>
reihesSreunbe unb 8efannte aus@tabt
unb Rreis betbeiliaten.
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BerIsn .s..s 9rauoenbssre.

gerlin. @ein fiinfaisidbrises
MntssSs SsyubilGum feierte Der t0ntgltc5e
Miinarirettor Gonrab.
guIau. Die hiefige poli5eis
teb1rbe batte bic SMieBung bes feit
nebreren ssobrbunberten bon ber bies
iiaen @hiibengilbe benubten 6dieb<
itanbes tpegsn leiner @efdbrIihteit fiir
pafanten draeorbnet. Mus bie5em
Grunbe ra1ln bic Ghubengilbe In
einem laaen< linb iSf6ieben BON
benz alten Gtonbe MbfGieb. Sm nGdz
{ten Sabre fpH Elm neuer Ghiebitdnb
an elmer r,inbtr gefdhrliden. Stelle
erbaut !perben.
Jin fterfu ual be. Me9en Wers
badts bes Mprbes unb ber Nranbjfifs
tuna III ber Mrbsiter R6bler aus Mnfs
ZEN perbaflet iporben.
Gprdu. Der GHnnelbdli am
FIJI sfigen Gnbnbof 1T fat fertig geiielt.
st III % Mster l1nq urb trnDglidt
einen bequemtren Mnfiiteh als i'm Der
tisberige Bot. Drrh ben nod I'M Ban
beariffelteil 1lmbdii DeS biSberiqen
Sreppenboli{es S iDirb III WerbfnDun1
nit ben, untbdu bes 8Qhn6ofs 3p
Eottbua tIile Dirette 8ahnlinie ron
9clle aus eylttlhttri perbtri.
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Nofess

grone, i. 8r. - Nos aebrer a.
9. RubmannIhe Gbepaur feierte bas
sFeit ieiner iiibsrnen 0cb3eit, aus neIa
dem MnldHe Denielben piele Mufmerts
icmteiten ertpiefen ipurben.
Grauitabt. Sn ben 5osen.
Erommelbirten (auf ber n6reliaeal
itabti}kn 5elbmari)nurbt Der Wduz
Ter Muguit AirjA, Elm Az Sabre alter
Weonn, tuelder Biz oor Ruraem nod
in @lcaau bei benz Baumeiitcr 9eirts
rid Noramann in Mrbeit ftanb. bon
benz Raufmann Rtopltes an elmer
Birte bdagenb aufaefunben. Was ben
erit Gags aupor bier einaetroHenen
6ir1h In ben Sob aetrieben, 1T no1
nibt befannt.
Rrotof6in. Die biefge
@traifamraer pelurtheilte ben 2ebrer
RaiIer aus GohalIe bei 2bunp tpeaen
lleberf9reitens bes 3iihtigungsrechts
in 8 Jduen su finfaebn 9agen Ges
fdngniB unb 500 Mart @slbitrafe.
Der Stadtsantpalt bate feds unD et@
men balben Msonat fotpie 1000 Wdri
@elbblBe beantragt.D .Das Beridt nahm
bic neberfiiGlung Der aloiie als Utitoes
rungsgrunD an.
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G0Iefetst

8res.Iau. Bon ben neunse1n
pldnen su 9halIperren. Die prnfenor
sSnBe aur Werbiit,f,g fiinfttser, Qod:
ipaKergefabren in ben ihleIii4en
Glubaebieten ausaearbeiiet bat, iinb
nur brsi iibris eeblieben. Bon 5ieien
foG Elm 8eden Bel Wartliiia fir Is
MilI:onen 8ubifmeter Stauinhalt.
Buhtpalb fir II Millionen unb eines
bel, Mauer, Rreis 2Dipenberg, fur SO
miGionen Snhalt errihtet iperbsn.
SEPT liegen Die gntpiirfe fir 5as
erDbte Der bret 8edeu. fir bic S6als
fperre BEL Mauer por. Die1es 8eden
fon in Der 6aupt1ahe aebilbet iperben
burh cine 6perrmauer i'm Bobertblle
rnterbalb bes Dorfes Mauer, bic Elm
Nieberfhlaaaebiet bon 1910 Auab::at>
filometer @rDbe absufperren bat. Nuh
cine srobe Nnlase fiiraraftseiuinnuns
1T porgefeben. OerRoitenanf1las lauz
tet auf insgefammt 15, 100000 Mart.
Sreb It d b t. - Das bts1er benz
Rentter Braun in 2teanib geb0rise
giitisrsut 2ouisborff bieligen Rreiies
1T an ben Gutsbertpalter Met1tein aus
Ghlaipib, O.zS., perfauft norben.
Qeubns. - Die neu erbaute ta=
tboltiae &irhe in Glein= Rreibel muir
be $iiinait fsierlih einaepetbt. Das
@ottesbaIs 1T elm Hobbau in 3:eselz
fteinen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30
8ates:ss.

Mussbura. Der bonn bieiigen
6htpIraeriht tpcgen MorDes gum
Snbe perurtbeilte MafdinenIiibrer
Mnton 6. Bouer bon 6aunitetten
apnrDe pnrn Yrin3Heaeaten 3u febensz
ldilgli1er 3uhtbausitrafe besaabi9t.
BaDreutb. Der tai. Oberit
d. 9. &arI Jrbr. b. @sh0nbueb, Ronn<
thur bes Observation-Disclosures, Mit-
Ter bes Gifernen Rreu3es erter alatIe.
1T bier I'M 80. 2eknsjabre seitorben.
2inbdu. Die feierlids gr0ff=
Tung Der giienbabnlinie 2inhau-
5riebribsbafen fanb lebthin Hatt. gu
ner Gr0ffnunesfabrt hatten bic GeNsz
rGlhireftipnen bon Miirttemberg unb
BeDern etpu 70 ginlabunsen ersebsn
Ionen.
MiItenberg. Die auf ibrem
Ghlofe syiihtorn reritorbene Sc
nahlin tss in Der fatbolifben unb
earlifiiden Betreglrs,g tpohlbetunrten
1Ir{ten G0trenitein Mertbheims
dreubenberg tpurbe in bic fiiritlihe
grnft auf bem Gnselberse iiberfiihrt.