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m Killed by "A Falling Tree.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD. Ind, Nov. 29.-David Whit
ted, a prominent farmer of this commu-
nifty and a pioneer of Lawrence county.
aged s~eventy-three years, was killed to-day
on his farm near Bedford by a falling tree,
while he was looking after some work be-
ing done in the woods.
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THANKSGIVING WEATHER.
Fair Throughout Indiana To-Day
Cooler Probably Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-Forecast for
Thursday and Friday:
For Ohio-Fair on Thursday and Friday,
except showers on Thursday in northeast
portion; probably cooler on Friday; fresh
s-outhwesterly winds. becoming Northwestern
~ on Friday.
For Indiana and Illincis-Fair on Thurs
day; fair and cooler ON Friday: fresh south
10 west winds.
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Mormons WayIafd and stoned.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, Nov. 29.-Elders Rogers
and Culver, of the Mormon Church. who
have been conducting meetings east of Ell
wood. received a warning a few nights ago
to quit preaching their doctrine and leave
the community. The agitation in this city
over the question of seating Roberts was
thought to have been the cause, and the
elders did not obey the summons. Last
night they were waylaid on their way from
church and stoned by unknown persons.
Culver was slightly injured. The men say
they Will remain and continue to teach
the true doctrine" The law will be in
voked TO protect them.
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STRANGE LIGHT IN THE SKY.
Looked Like Half the Tail OF the
Great Ante-War Comet.

BLACK RIVER FALLS. Wis, Nov. o.
A very singular and remarkable phenome.
non occurred here just after daylight this
morning. What seemed 10 be the tail OF an
enormous comet appeared low down in the
southwestern sky. but there was no head IA
IL: IL looked like about one-half OF the tan
OF the great comet that appeared lust -.
fore the civil war. IL vas nearly as brieht
as the moon. but faded and dissolved en-
thought IL was the train OF a large mersor
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ITS GOLDEN JUBILEE.
Celebrated by st. Mary's Catholic
Congregation at Fort Wayne.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Nov. %. - Fifty
years ago to-day st. Mary's Catholic Church
was dedicated, and the event was appro-
priately celebrated to-day. The congrega-
ton was organized in 1S9. and the Rev.
Julian Benoit. the missionary, dedicated the
church. A new building was erected in
1859. but 1t was destroyed by an explosion IN
1886. when the present church was built, at
a cost of nearly 100000. The first pastor
was the Rev. Z. Faller, and a subsequent
rector was the Rev. Joseph Rademacher,
now bishop. The present rector is the Very
Rev. j.. II. Oechtering.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 29.-Ths
Terre Haute Evening Tribune was sold to-
day to L. T. Golding. formerly managing
editor of the New York Commercial Ad-
vertiser, and some local Republicans who
had been trying to buy the Morning Tx
press. Mr.. Golding has gone East TO buy
equipment and TO arrange for the publica-
ton of a newspaper of the first class. The
Tribune. which has been Independent in
politics, presumably will be Republican.
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Snid to BE Short $1,000.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Nov. @.-The Post-Dis-
patch to-day says: Arnold Tuchschmfdt
the missing cashier OF the internal revenue
department, is said 10 be short in his ac-
counts over $1,000. A warrant was issued
for Tuchschmidt's arrest charging him with
having embezzled $500. Tuchschmidt's
books are being Thoroughly INVESTIGATED.
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Terre Haute Revenue Record.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Nov. s.-The rec
ord for heavy revenue receipts for one day
for this district was broken to-day. Up TO
8 o'clock this afternoon Internal Revenue
Collector ID. A. Henry had received sil6.-
5T.17. with four other offices TO hear from.
This redV IS all records since the office was
establish In the Seventh district. exceed
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A Receiver In Named.

Hugh Mason. of Chicago. was yesterday
appointed by the Federal Court receiver OF
the copartnership business and property.
consisting of coal mines. etc, of Isaac Nc
Intosh & CO., whose chief places OF busi-
ness are in Clay and Parke counties of this
State.
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No Word from Consul Macrum.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %. Nothing has
been heard from United States Consul
Macrum, at Pretoria, for the past five days.
The State Department would like TO be
able TO relieve him, in accordance with his
request, and will do so if 1t is possible 10
send a man through the lines.
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Squire Murdered In Red.

GALLIPOLIS. o., Nov. 29.-The dead body
OF Squire John Cremeans, with a bullet
hole In the head. was found to-day In a bed
in his late home at Glenwood, twelve miles
south OF this city. Cremeans was an aged
and wealthy citizen. His young wife cannot
be found. 1t is said the couple quarreled on
Monday
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Indiana

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Nov. 2.-Capt:
". J.. Ritter, aged sixty-three years, one OF
the best known residents of Blackboard
county died at his home northeast of this
city last night of Brights disease. He was
for years prominently identified in local
affairs. and at the time of his death a
member of the County Council and road SUI
p~ervisor Of Licking township. He had been
assessor and a candidate for sheriff. He
was captain of Company 1, O~ne-hundred-
and-thirtieth Indiana Infantry. He left a
widow and two children. The funeral will
take place Thursday at 2 p. m. at the
Christian Church.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Nov. @.-Dr. Samuel
H. Reynolds, a prominent physician OF this
city, was found dead in his office at 4
o'clock this afternoon. His death was
caused by heart disease, from which he
had been a sufferer for many years. DIR.
Reynolds has been a leading medical prac-
titioner here for many years. He was
ifty-six years old.
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, Nov. @.-Wil-
liam Noon, seventy-seven years old, who
had lived in this city many years. died this
morning. His wife preceded him to the
grave two months ago, and three other
members of the family have died within
the last two years.
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The Brooklyn mt Colombo.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The Brooklyn
arrived to-day at Colombo. Ceylon. She
should reach Manila in about ten days. The
New Orleans is on her way from Alden to
Colombo.
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Candidate for Lieutenant Governor.

Frank B.. Shuts. a lawyer of Aurora.
Ind, has announced his candidacy before
the Republican state convention for Lieu
tenant Governor. He was In the city yes
terday.
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Bishop Rademacher's Condition.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PERU, Ind. Nov. 29.-While in Peru to-
day Vicar General John Guendeling, of Fort
Wayne, denied the report that Bishop Rade-
macher Is in any worse physical condition
than usual.
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For Return of Albert j. Burris.

A requisidon was served on Governor
Mount. yesterday, for the return to the
State Of Illinois of a prisoner arrested In
Terre Haute. by the name OF Albert j.
Burris. who is charged I'm the affidavit &C
c~ompanying the requisition with grand lar
canM
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Canadians mt Cape Town.

CAPE TOWN, Nov. 29.-The Allen steam
er Sandman, Captain tombstone, from
Montreal. Oct. IS. and Quebec. Oct. 80. hav-
ing on board the Canadian contingent for
South Africa, one thousand strong, has ar
rived here
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The indianapolis Manual Training School
football team left last evening for Cham
paign, ILL.,, where it will play to-day with
the Champaign High School eleven. The
regular team from this city, together with
three substitutes and Coach Noyes, made
the trip.
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Man Crushed Between Cars.

ing the largest amount received in one day
before by more than $500.
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Dodier of yictims off the Maine.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The citizens OF
Key West have petitioned the Navy De-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-30

Bar. Their. RH. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
a mar So AZ South Pt. cloudy. 600
ID. m..29.5S A - South. Clear. T..
Maximum temperature. ~; minimum tempera-
ture. So
Following is a comparative statement OF the
temperature and precipitation for Nov. %:
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sAnsldnOil1Jfs.
8aOsaa.

-- =.
RarIsrube. Gahier ftarb,
81 Sabre dit, 0err Morib Neutlinger,
cine befannte unb seahtete perf0nliaz
tsit. Der Weritprbene hatte lih bel Der
greBen Ebeaterbranb Gataitrophe i'm
sSsuhre 1847 burh energiiR 6ilfeletz
flung ausgeaethnet unb elmer grDben
9dhl bon Meni1en has 2eben gerettet.
MnldBlih ber 30. Mieberfebr bieies
G1redenstages ipurbe 9errn Hentltn@
ger bonn @robber5og bas 8erbtenlt=
fren5 bonn 3dbringer 2Dmen perliehen,
nobbem Ct fd,on rlah Der aataStropbe
lie aroBe gplbene NettunaszMebaille
ertalten bate. nerr Meutlinger 1T Der
@eqriinber Der beitens betannten hiei!z
. gen MDbelfahrif
M ii,blb aufen.-Muf bem8ahnz
i;berauna beiRarspah tpurDe einJubrs
iperf, auf hem fih 5tDeiGetltlihe bsfanz
ben, bon benz Bfirter @iiteraug iiber>
fatren. Der Maaen tpurbe total aerz
triimn1ert. Der cine ber geiitliAen
6errsn. Yfarrer 2orena, tpurbe fofort
.aetobtet; Der anbere unb Der 3utlhsr
famen NIT benz GAreden bdpon.
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Yofet1t.

poien. 8si Der idon gerneIbe@
ten Spirituserplpiion in Der Mlittz
inann1hen Oeit!lIation inWilba ipurz
ben Dret perionen fhtper unb mebrere
let9t berleBt. Bon ben Shiperperleb=
ten lit Der ssormer 8eraer i'm Rran=
fenbaufe geitnrDen. Der nod iunge
Wtann binterldBt eine sSrau unb bier
unDerfcrate Girber
Neifen. Mm 1. b. M. lit Der
bieiige poitporfteber 5empel in ben
Guteftanb getreten. aus tpelhem Mnz
lab tbm Der aronenornen A. Glafie
berlieben tporben 1T. s.. bat 36 Sab
re benz bieiiaen Hoitamt porgefanben,
cine Heibe bon Sabren mar er Stabt=
Derorbneter unb Mugi1tratsmitgltsb,
aur 3eit 1T er nod Mitalteb bes Sc
inbefirdenrathes unb bes Sdalz
Dori itanbes.
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0robterso8tbtttit 1eKess.

Mlsba4. Neulib Mbenbs sing
Elm 5htperes @etpttter nit einem moi
fenbrud,artiaen Meaen iiber uniere Ge=
Genb, nobel Der Blib an bret ber11iez
heaen @tellen bes Ortes ein{hlua. Mn
benz 1lebergang berMains sNedarzBabn
mukten bic 3iige langfam fahren,
neil bds 9abngeleife unter MaHer
ifanb. WerflutbInaen finb an benz gans
5en Gebirse entlang 5il berseihnen.
Griesbeim. Sn {einer les=
ten Gibung senebmiste Der @emeinbe=
ratb einftimmig bic grrihtung elmer
Beku1tunqscentrdle mit@asgliibli9t.
Tie Musfiibrung bes @asnerfes tpur=
rt Der Girnla RarI Grande aus Bres
men iibertruaen.
@rpB Wieberdn. 6errn
getsrindrarst Dr. Rdifer aus 3ellz
1du@en bei Geligenitabt, ipelsher felt
<inigsn sydbttn bitr praeticirtc, tpurbe
unter ebrtnppIIen Debinaungtn cine
S 9bitraratitelle am @Mldnthnuie au
Jronffurt q. M. iibxrtragen.
3eiIbarb. @ei Der tiir3lih
hnbier Hdttgefiabensn 8iirgermeifters
r1bl murbe ber m6derineiifer Orr
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@efbreukeu.

Grauben5. Dieter Sage mar
Der 21idbrige Sdornitetnfegergelells
anittel i'm 8egriffe, ben S9ornitein
bes breiit0digen 9auiesMarientperberz
ftrabe 36 Bis 81 gu reintgen. gr itanb
bereits a1f Dem S9ornftein unb tpollte
eben feline &usel in ben S9ornitetn
binablaiien, ais sr auf einen lpien 3ie@
aelitetn trat unO infolge befen bret
Stodtperfe berabitiirate. Muber meb=
reren 8einbrii6en aos er iih einen
2lrm= unb au1 etnen S9dbelbrud su,
an oerenGpleen er tpdbrenb bes5rans=
portes nah benz &rantenbauie Farb.
Marientperber. Cine Or
betterfrau 9tnb, bic ii9 bie1er Sage an
Der iogenunnten Raffeetreppe l1iebergez
feBt butt, fiel plDblid toot um. Gin
Sonneniti6 bate lie set0otet.
Neutet4. = Sci benz bie1igen
S6iibenfeite. bas bonn f90niten Wetz
ter besiinitist mar, errang Der 9err
Shlofermeiiter Sdpara bic GDnissz
tpiirbe. Sitter tpuroen bic 9erren Ma<
lermeiiter Sdtpara unb Seilermeilter
aarften.
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Mtesabrpptns attto 0EefffaIess.

aDln.-eeSm 0erlauf zines Streiz
tes atptiNen 6ausbetpobnern tpurhe
Elm 3O=iGbriger Mann bur9 einen 9e=
tpalttgen 8eilbieb erf1lasen. 9em
llnaliidli9en mar Der aopf bollfdnbis
geipalten. Oret Perionen tpuroen
berbaftet.
carmen. Der per5torhene
Rentier 6ueo 9oef9 bat nabeau cine
Million Mart gu suten 3peden psrz
ma9t.
Dohtpinfel. = Sin Naub Der
sSlammen ipurbe bas umfanareide
0ampf1dgetperf bon Rersel & @reuf=
fei bierielbit. eSn einem @9uppen, in
benz etniee Waagons pit9pine lager
ten, brad bas 5euer aus unb berbretz
tete fi1 bann nit 10 unbeimliher
Ghneuisteit, bab innerbalb tpentger
Minuten bag sanae grobe Gtablife>
ment in Slammen itanb.
Mulfratb.-Muf traurige MeiIe
lit bier Elm @teinbreeher um's 2eben
eefommen. Seine 2eik ipurbe i'm
8a6bette Der @eHel ailfgefunben. Die
angeftellten Grmittelungen haben eroe=
ben, tab Der Nerungliidte auf Der
f4liipfrisen B0f9ung beS bobenGtien=
hahnbamrnes ausgeglitten unb ben
Mbhang binabgeitiir5t mar.
gbtng. Oie gintpei6ung unle=
rer neuen ebang. Stride finbet bie5er
Sage ftatt: 6err @eneroliuperintenz
bent Dr. Nebe ninmt bic Meibe bes
Gottesbauies Drr. Mn Der 6eier nimmt
aliBer 3tpet biei. Geiangpereinen au9
Der 9Dmbruher polarnen9or tteil.
Na4mittags fplat i'm Saale bes 6rn.
Wtafher elm Geitefien.
6aqen. Sberbiiraermei1ter
prenbel (0asen) unb Oberbiireermei=
iter 4aarmann (Witten) als 0oritberz
be Der beiben Gandlpereine bdben eine
@ingabe an beibe 6Gu1er bes Qanbz
tages seridtet, in nelher gebeten tpirb,
bic in Der ganalporlaae aeforberten
Mittel aur9erftelIung etnes3ubringers
aug ber Nubr bet 6obenlimburg bis
3urn Dortmunb=g gmszGanaI 3ur 3eit
niM AT betpilligen. on GtelIe tapDn
aber an bic fgl. Gtnatsregierullg bic
Muffprberung rt6ten 3us sipolltn, 5li>
ndMn etn ganalproiect QcgensW Witten<
OCrtmunb boroulegtn
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&annoper.

6annober. Ser Seelforger
Der @artenfirdenaeneinbe, 0err Ya=
1tor @erbers. tptrb Gnbe September
Iein 25iGbriges sSubildum als paftor
an Der @artentirhe feiern. Mie
nitgetbetlt tpirb, tit cine Mnaabl @e=
rneinben1italieber NIT bein Rirhenborz
1tanbe at einem gomite 3uiammenge=
treten, lim bas sSubildum fetli6 au
beseben unb Baitor @erbers cine Gbz
renscbe oarsubrinaen. fotpie elm Ga@
pital gu itiften, beifen @ertpenbung
feiner Beitimmuns iiberlaifen bleibt.
Daberben. Der hieiige Gina
tpobner @repr, ber in 9efeufhaft feis
rler Trau gum 6iIden sesunsen mar,
lit IN elmer Ruble ber Qiineburger 3iez
eelei ertrunfen. g., Der ii1 fetner
Beintleiber entlebist bette. gtrietb In
cine tiefe @telle unb berfdnt bpr ben
Muaen feiner Grnu. gintge Gtunben
uodber tpurbe Bic Qeihe gefiinben.
Die bebduernsp<rthe Mittipe, bit gum
5tpeittn Mtale Derheirathtt mar. bate
ibreti erjten Mdnn pl1blin berlprtll
unh 3ipar Bel eineHl @abnunfdn.
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Sarfaitdofe.

Bremen. = Wil6elm @olterz
NOM, etu 8remer Original, ber 8er=
lfo1fer aablrei9er plattbeuti9er gr3dbz
lunaen nnb Gebicbte, 1T, rs Sabre aft,
geftorben.
Nah benz @tatiltilhen Bureau Be-
trug bic Musnanberung iiber Bremen
I'm Snni B. s. 8134 psrfonen geaen
N61 i'm Stunt 1898. Sn ben erlten
feds Monaten tpeiit bic Mustpanbez
runa cine iebr aroBe 3unabme aeaen
bas Worin5r alf; es tpanberten in benz
genannten s3:itraum 4O,O22 perfonen
aus geser llur 3O.593 i'm alei9en3sit=
raum fes Worjabres. Bon ben 42,O22
Nluspdnberern ging bic Mebraahl,
40,258, nah ben Ser. @taaten.
Qubed. Wie berlautet, 1T bon
ter bebinaten Werurtbeilung bon lnfe=
rem @eridte felt etlider 3eit in erbeb=
li4em l1mfange@ @ebrauh aema9t tpbr=
ben. DER StrafbpI3ua unterbleibt bret
Sabre; nlaht 1ih berNerurtbeilte tpGh=
reab biefer 3eit elmer reuen itrafbarsn
9anblung niht fdulbig, 10 tpirb tie
Gtrafe gan3 erlaf1en. Die bebinsteWer=
rrtbeilYng 1T audi gesen bic beihen iu-
qenblihen 1lebeltbdter, bic in berWalbz
bufener 9iinenerabaffaire beitraft
tpurben, ausgeipro9en iporben.
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Bontntern.

MItb m m. = Da6ier iptrp
ndAltens bas 50jdbr. SSubildum Der
Sd,arfihiibenepmpagnie gefeiert uno
Eaben bon auspdrtieen 8ereinen ibr
GrI3sinen 5uaeiagt: Die @diibsnconlz
pagnie Der 8iireer Stetttn, Yatrioti=
16er S6iiBenbunb Stettin. Stargarz
Der Sbiibengilbe, S6iiBencompasnie
Der 8urger StaraarD, S6iiBengilbe
HDrib, S6ubeneilbe @reifenbagen,
5biisencompagnie 3la6pp, Sbiiz
benperein Breoop, alte Sdiibencomz
pagnie Sinfenpaloe.
Srei { 8 nal B. = 6ier fino bic
syeriencurie in 9eoenipart bes 3. Hecz
tors Der uniperiitGt (prpf. Or. Bern
bein,) unb bes 8iirgermeiiters erDffnet
ipprben. Die 8etbeilisuna 1T eine iebr
i.arfe. Die 9lusfeIung fir beutf9e
2itteratur 1T slei4faas erDffnet.
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WHrttember9a

Stuttsurt. ssn @munben
lit bas @eriiht perbreitet bon elmer
bepo1i itebenDen 8erlobung Der bort
lpetlenben So6ter bes Der eritorbenen
&ronprin3en, Der Gr5beraogin Glifaz
beth nit benz in 2lltenreiter 1peilenoen
0eraog Hobert bon Wiirnemberg, benz
atpeiten Sebne bes 6eraogs Pbilipp.
(Die @rsRr5ogin Gltiabeth puroe
am 2. Septenber 1883 au 2urenburs
geboren, lit fomit balo 16 Sabre alt.
Ser5oa @obert, seb. su @emiinben,
5dblt 26 Sabre.)
gannHatt. = Muf benz 9eim=
meg bon elmer 9odBeit tpollten friib
um 3 l1br 5lpei iunee 2eute nod eine
Na9enfabrt auf benz Nedar MAIDEN.
Ser cine ber5elben, elm 24idbrtger Or
better ber e. Wasenreparaturiperfz
ItGtte, fiel babel ins Mafler unb err
tranf.
gbinsen.- 2ebtbin fiel Der
SaglDbner @etger bon bier BON einem
belabenen 9eupagen unb mar fofort
tobt.
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G6leSwtas4oIFettt.

SIbesloe. Der 8eripalter bes
@rafen Qudner Shulenburg, 2an=
senbsim, itiirate cuf benz Hiidtpes bon
Dlbesloe, auf benz Mege BON &aitorf
na9 benz Gute, 10 ungliidliH NIT bent
pferb. baB CT bas @enid bra9 unt
iofprt !ott mar. Oas pferb febrte
obne Neiter na6 benz 9ute 5uriid.
Sic 2eide 2.'s tpurbe am Wese> auf=
sefunben.
SitangeIn. - Der 40 Sabre
alte 2anbmann Msnus MsmuFen gu
Bii9errott i'm Rirdipiel Setting bate
bas l1ngliid, bon bem6abnbalten fetz
nes9au1es auf bic Sdeunenbtele binz
abauitiiraen, 1pobei er iih etne farte
8erleBung bes Hiidarates in Der Sc
seeenb bes 9alsnirbels auaos. Ser
8erunsliidte tit hereits aeftorben.
Meinfelb. Syn 6eilsbooper
Mopr ertrant Der 13iGbrige So6n hes
&ornmaflers Sid au Monfbagen betm
@piclen nit einem Sorfflob.l 3tpei
Spielsenoifen retteten iicb bur9 bas
Shrtmmsn.
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GIfaks2otbritt8ett.

Dteu5e. Der bieiiae poliaei@
eommiHdr unb Mmtsanpalt s.. 1T
non 1einen Memtern fuspenbirt nor=
ben. gDie berlautet, i'm er it4 an eiz
mem biefigen Gintpobner tbdtli4 rer-
gansen baben. y
Runatg. Neulih Mbenbs
trurbe bus 5aidbrise GDhn9en bes
bieiiaen Stationsporfebers beim Nerz
folgen elmer 3iege bon einem Sitter
alge erfabt. 0ierbet ipurbe benz bebuuz
ernstpertben Rinbe ein Mrm unb Bein
abgefab-en.
Snurgemii i n b. Gin bebdlier=
ltfer nnglidSfall ereianete iih in Der
alien Rdferne. ssn Stan mar cine
@empnte losaefpmnen unb lief umz
FER. Mit benz Ginfangen befh1ftigt
erbielt berig igbebauleoer Rrel3er Der /.
Gsfabrpn BON benz Ghiexe einen
SMlag auf bic 8ruf. 70 baB Ct umfikI
ilnb unmittelbar barnuf nerftarb. st
lpuroe trbt tn bGs 0uaaretb 9tbrodt.
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&eKen.WaFau.

@ersfelb b MbDn). -l1nIer2uf IT,
cllrort fdngt an AUDI in tpeiteren Rreiz
len entipre9enbe 8eahtllne gu finben.
9ieIer Sage lit Der Gbefprd1ibent Der
Sberre6nunesfammer in pptsbom,
friiberer SberprdIirent in gaHel, ,Mag,
beburq, nebIt Sdmilte gum lGnaeren
Mrfentbalt our Sommerf rfriiG bier elm
getroffen.
6anau.- Ser GtatipnszOiGtar
8reel tpuroe beim Oienit bon elmer
Gan9irmai9iae iiberfabren unb sez
trbtet.
lleber Die @ergItraBe entluoen ii6
iiingit fhipere gepitter, tpobei stpei BEL
Seppenbeim auf benz 5elbe arbeitenOe
2eute, dls tie 1iA in eine S6ubbiitte
geflii6tet 6atten, bpm 8liBe erIhlnaen
ipurben. Weiterbin tpuroe in 8iernz
betm eine iunge sSrau i'm Wobnbau1e
bonn 8lts getroffen unb getDbtet.
5ofeeismar. - Der Moior
ron S6ad pom biefiaen OraspnsrzHe=
qiment 1T gum Gommanbanten hes
G6lestpig 9olitein'f6en Oraapnerz
gegiments, bag in Meb garniionirt,
ernannt.
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R3fiinret6 ea6Sett.

MdrfranfGbt. - 6ier tpa=
rem Dorise Mo6e benz Shlnfier ).
3pillinge pefheert tpprben unb allelt
Warnunsen gum Srob bate bieM}ut=
ter Nadhts eine Rabe i'm 9hlafsimmer
gelaHen. Sin eigentbiimlihes @erduf6
pedte lie Nadts uuf, NIT S9reden
fab iie, bab bic Gabe auf Der 8ruit
tes einen ibrer Rinber faB unb am
0eiidt bes anberen mar bas linle
9Gllb9en Big gum 6anbtpur3elfnohen
absenagt, ebenio bic Nafe bollftdnbis
unb Dos 5let11 herWanaen. Muh bier
fonnte nun nod Der Sob eonitatirt
tperben.
SDeri1Dra. = aiiralid petz
rngliidte bierIelbit ber i'm II. 2e=
bensidhre itebenbe @utsbeiiber 85r=
ner auf feinem Ielbe ourd, Stur5 oo:n
6euipaeen tobtli6. gr bat einen
8ru6 Der Wirbelidule erlitten.
poti If ppel. -Ourb l1nu6tz
iamfeit ieines dlteren 8rubers er<
tranf in ber MeiBerib bas 2jdbrige
SObnten bes 6ilfsneihenitellers &C.
ren3.
eoSn Der 8aoeanitalt in g2teberbtr=
fiat ertrcnt Der 8idhr. Stieflobn bes
9anoarbeiters 6eibrit.
Ro dlt b.-Oahier ipurbe bic un=
perbeirathete Striderin 2empe in elmer
eroben 8lutlahe tpbt aufgefunoen.
Sic 1eging Selbitmorb.
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SftprenBest.

ssrte blanb. - aiira1i6 Brad
i'm WobnbauIe bes 9errn gilbert paIz
farse elm Seuer aus, pel6es Mdnbe,
sseniterfOpfe, Sbiiren, Sreppe mebr
poer minber beiGdDiste. Ser Sdaben
tit ntdt febr bebeutenb.
@ol b ap. = Oas atpeite Opfer
bon ben por einigen Woden BEL elmer
@dmugglerfabrt umgefommenen brei
Wpititer @intpobnern baben bic Weuen
bes Wpftiter Sees berausgeaeben.
Wdbrenb bic auerit ans 2anb sefpiilte
aei6e auf ruiiiibem Gebiet lanbete, 1T
bic iebige, bic bes 2leinbeiibers @alli=
nat. auf preubildem 8oOen angez
fhnemmt tporben.
sSnferbura. = l1nlGngt tpurbe
bic adtbnerto6ter Mmalie MiiGer aus
Wasaeningten bon ibrer Sttefmutte@
als 2eiche in bem ettpa 100 Weter pprn
Geb0ft gelegeneu Seid aufgefunben.
Wefpreuben. -