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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-08
PoL1CE BILL RECOMMTTTED

J Alderman Mccarthy called from tn,
| table the report OF the joint committee
on police, recommending an ordinance
nNlhS the salaries Of the members of
| ~he police department.
alderman Wlnsh y moved that the
ordinance be referred back to the com
mlltee Tor further consideration. as he
was not ready 10 vote on the matter.
Alderman Mccarthy believed than
tne gentlemen had had plenty of time
10 study the bill, and he then made a
strong plea for the increase of the SAL
airy or the chief and deputy chief. and
he also believed that q cantain of de-
tectives should be elected.
Alderman Freeman said that he was
I'm FAVOR OF increasing the salaries of
the chief and deputy chief, but would
not support the bin i'm its present form.
because II took from the patrolmen to
pay the superiors. He did not believe
N such policy, but did believe in an
increase OF salary
Alderman WinshiD AGAIN moved that
The bill be referred back to the com
mittee, and that in two weeks he wouId
be ready to vote nteligertlv upon the
matter, and 1t was so voted
ON motion OF Alderman Winsor the |
board then adjourned to meet on |
IhursIay, December 81, at 3 d. m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-01
Our Samoan Possessions.

Tutuila, the latest terri orlal ac-
ouisition Of the United States, has
an area Of only tifty-iour square
miles and population OF 1000,
but is, nevertheless, OF great value
commercially and strateeically. 1t
not only possesses in Pago- Pago
the best harbor in the Samoan ISL
and-, but, according to excellent
authority, the best in the Pacific.
Mr.. Coward, sent out by the United
States government to arrange for
the treaty by which this country OBJ
tanned its footing in tae group by
the possession of Pago-Pago IL
1887. described the latter as having
a harbor capacity for large fleets
Landlocked and safe from nurri
canes and storms, and easily de
Tended from land or sea, 1t Is tn
kew of the Samoan group and con
seauently Of the south Pacific, an'
under the new commercial regime
likely to soon be established in tha
quarter Of the globe Tutuila vii
ldoubrless become, as MIR. Gowar'
lprophesied, "the controlling com
mercial place in that part OF Poly
nesia. n-Evansvillc Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-01
.Tbe King can do no Wrong.

We are coming to a sad pass.
when we must be appealed To In all
things to "Stand by the President. y
rhis l. in essence the old doctrine,
The King can do no wrong" We
are loyal people and we are a ust
people. We stand together in JUS
tice and to man hold firmly TO the
true principles of the republic.
When the president ceases to repre-
sent the views of the whole people
must those people forsake their
because he holds different
views? Our constitution Is the sole
standard Of loyalty, and to II we all
give answering allegiance. When
the nation departs from the princl
Dles of the constitution, and from
the policy If It's founders, to become
a greedy and territory-seeking EN-
pire, and when member of the
presidents cabinet nullities the acts
Of congress which plainly would
have abolished the army saloon, we
are told to close our eyes ard
.'Stand by the President" Again
we have the dangerous cry "Oui
country, Right OF Wrong" This
deceptive phrase is used 70 iustif,
wrong and sustain that which is not
right. High motives do not ami
mate the individuals who hurl an
athemas at sincere-thinking mel
who declare for the same freedom
for all the world that they enjoy
a plain proposition of cold cash i
at the bottom of the whole imperial
istic scheme. To add territory vii
promote trade. According to th'
the trade tha
would be gained would be won b,
the great monopolies. To abolisl
the canteen would stop the spend
ing of money for beer that was wol
by the spilling of blood. Is thi
country run solely on a cash basis
People, Milton, Pa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-01
Not in Need OF Protection.

r. the American Steel and Wire
Company can afford to sell its pIo-
duets in England at lower price
than it sells them here after paying
all handling and transportation
charges it is not in need of tariff
protection. Similarly, if il charges
Americans more than Englishmen
il defrauis the American consumer
When the American people submit
to a tariff tax it is on the theory tha
infant Industries need coddling, and
that American labor shonld ne pro
tected against the lesser paid labol
Of Europe. But the American con
sumner has the right to demand tina
his interests shall be taken into con
sideration, and that he shall neitne
be taxed unduly under burdensom'
tariff schedules, nor overcharged b.
Incorporated highwaymen. -Phila
delphia Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-01
We Are Progressing.

In the olden days, the days when
children of all ages didn't wear
spectacles and swallow nerve RENE
dies three fourths of the year, 1t was
customary for the youngsters to
hustle off to school a. soon as they
had breakfast. B fore school "took
up" game of "black man" or
town ball had started the blood on
a merry rampage. The pupils went
to their opening exercises and sub
sequent daily work with flushed,
happy faces and with their soda
biscuits and bacon settled. Not SO
now. In one indianapolis school
building the rule has been adopted
making it punishable offense to
arrive earlier than certain minute.
And then, if the poor child happcn ms
To make an error in his chronology
cal calculations and arrives min
ute or so late he is punished again !.
We are getting education down to
fine point. We are now teaching
lpunctnality to our babies with a
vengeance. We are stuiling them
with philosophy. bad spelling. poor
geographical notions and astronomy
We are making them burn nigh,
oil and destroy health. We are
making them bate tt cir studies anc
ldespise their teachers. We arr
living in an advanced age and don
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-01
w. c. T. u. COLUMN.
CONDUCTED BY MRS. NJ. L. HOBBS.
Questions fer the American People IL
Ask Themselves.

How long will they permit law
passed by the highest lawn iking
Dodv of the nation to be nullllied on
he opinion of man who Is not a
part of either the legislative, judicial
or executive branches Of the gov
Iernment?
Is his opinion, in the interest Of
the brewers, more potent with the
president than the petitions and
PRAYERS of hundreds OF thousands OF
the best people of the land, and a
solemn decl iration Of its will by
congress?
l. the government beiLg admins
tered by the brewers and for the
brewers, instead Of being govern
men' OF the people, and by the peo-
pie and for the people?
Why should the interests OF the
brewers be valued above the health
and morals and lives of Christian
patriots, whose love tor liberty ha,
led them into the service OF theil
country?
How long must this debauching
degrading and murderous work b,
carried on in order that brewers may
be enriched?
l. not the president of the United
states bound by his oath ard th'
constitution to enforce the law
placed in his hands by congress.
Is he not responsible for the acts Q
his cabinet?
What should the president Of th'
IUrited States DO with all nullliier
lof law, whether high or low?
If congress has invested in th'
president authority To make an'
publish regulations for the army
who is responsible for the regulation
Establishing the army grog shop
among the soldiers?
Ii President Hays, in 1881 unGe
1.-The authority vested IN him, issue'
IN order banishing the sale OF intox
Ilcating drinks from the army, cou.'
,lnot President Mckinley have don
1.-The sane in 1898; could not he d.
1.-The same IN 1899?
Are the evils growing out of tn
drink traffic in the army less inlur
Iious in 1899 than in 1881? II not
why is not the drink traffic banishe'
nom the army by an order iron
President Mckinley?
American citizens l. there n
remedy? l. there no redress
What are you going to do dtout II
National Advocate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-01

How dear to my heart is the old yellow pumpkin
When orchards barren Of stulling for pies,
When apples and peaches have both been failure,
And berries OF no kind have greeted the eyes
I How fondly to the fruit OF the corn field, y
The fruit that children taught TO desplse,
The cid yellow pumpkin, the mud covered pumpkin, !
The big bellied pumpkin that makes such good pies
Oh, goldenhued pumpkin, you surely are in 1t, ?
You Jolly old rascal 80 recently spurned, >
We ask your forgiveness for hls having wronged you
When from your dear presence scornfuy turned;
Come rolling down hill till meet you and greet you,
Your bulk is a feast to our fruit hungry eyes. ?
We love you, old pumpkin much we could eat you, ,
i For you dandy when made into pies y
OH dear yellow pumpkin the highly przed pumpkin,
Around which memory DOH lovingly twine,
Nav forget to plant you and hoe you,
The time hono.ed pumpkin that grows on the vine. ?
: And NAV we all ever kindly remember :
The friends Of our youth that are passing away, Y
And when life's Journey in triumph l. ended
Nav we be remembered : sweetly a. they.
A. G. sIssoS. in Philadelphia Press
zr = ~ - - - ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-01

Among the persons selected with
care for physical soundness and
sobriety, and who are a. a rule re-
spectacle and useful members OF
society, the death rate is more pro-
foundly affected by the use OF in
toxicating drinks than from any
other one cause apart from heredity
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-01

A Greek discovered electricity by
rubbing a piece of amber hundred
years before Christ, but he could do
nothing with il but TO name it.
BENJAMIN franklin made more use
Of il, Morse still more and Edison
roes them several better. BY and
by someone will construct an electric
railway in the form of tube and
call it an electro scoot. and passen-
yers will enter it in New York,
touch button and arrive in San
Francisco two hours before they
started. That will be beating time.
Another discovery will be IN 'de by
which the young man Of the future
nav st md at his kiss a-phone in
New York and kiss his sweetheart
IN Chicago with all delight therenn.
to appertaining, and the same nm-
vum-yum. That will be saving time.
A dude will have his rations stored
in the head Of his cane. The rain
how will be converted into Ferris
wheel. aud all men will be bald
headed. The women will then run
1.-The government. -Ex.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-01

YOU forget it, In twenty-five years
the babe at the breast will, ii the
present craze continues, be wearing
goggles and measuring the milk he
gets v the metric system, without
the use Of even a pencil and paper.
Ind. Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-01
ives the following the produce Of Dubois county during

Sheep died, 1O7.
Value of all animals slaughtered on
farms, S42 ,l54.
Milk, gallons in year, i35 ,O4s
Butter, pounds, l63, 16s.
Cheese, pounds, ,O2i.
Poultry, dozen, 1899.
Eggs, dozens, 3O1 ,395.
Farm hands employed, 225.
Av. wages per month. Sl2 50.
Female servants, 3i2.
Wages per week, 81 10.
Dubois is about an average county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-01
PRODUCTS OF INDIANA IN 1899.

Mr. John b. Connor the Bureau of Statistics of Indiana has
good deal information in it, He the
following summary the products Of the state for this
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-01

Advertisers in The COURIER are
capturing the trade.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-01
cambridge Township Trus-
tees Notice.

Inc undersigned, Trustee OF Balm
cnige township, Dubois county, will at
rnd % Township business on saturday
u every week, at Frank Betz's Office on
Nth Main street. between Eighth and
Ninth IN Jasper. The Township Ii
Gary and Indiana School Books are at
s'me place. WILLIAM SHULER, Trustee.
Alg. 10, lSg1-y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-13
Snrenbnrg.

= gs 1T pirtli9 ni6t
unintereFant, ipieber einmal gu erfub=
rem, mas BEL elmer lGnoli9en mGrtis
i4en So45eit cpniumirt pirb. 9ei Der
lebten sroben 9o6oeit, bic in @roBs
@eritebt gefeiert puroe, iinb CUR Speis
Iung Der $40 Sod5eitssdfte auBer 2
fetten &iiben BON 10 bis IL @entnern
2ebenbeeipiht, 4 fetten 9Glbern BON
110 bis 125 Pfunb. 5 itartenSammeln
unb 80 Siibnsrn nod 2 S9peine i'm
@eipi6t bon ie 300 Pfunb subereitet
iporben. Iebt 7 8aumtu1en unb ei>
ner eroBen 3abl Sorten lpurben 8
Gsntner Wei5enmebl 81 Sudan ausge=
baden unb l Gentner Butter pers
brau6t. 9amit ben 9GIten bic &e6le
nitht trpden ipdrb, f9affte man IL
Sonnen 2aserbier, 2 Sonnsn Weibbier
unb 2 Sonnen 8raun6ier berbei. Nm
ipnftigen @etrGnfen ipurben eon5Ilmirt
$50 6Iaf9en Wsin, perf9tebene Slds
fden Goenac, Rum. 2iqueur unb so
2iter 8ornbrdnntipein. 0iefe Wienge
BON SpeiIen un6 @etrGnten lGbt err
tennen, baB es alien 6pdaeitstbeilnebs
mern Iebr gut seIhmedt buben mub.
= Mebrere per onen uns
ternabmen nit einem por 8urs
aem bon Der Sirmu 6ree &c 8ui9 ans
sei9afften OampfboOt eine Sabrt Don
Seer na9 Solbors. Die Sii6rung bss
Sdiffes lag in ben Sdnben bes felt
Ginger 3ett iein S9iffsseperbe ni9t
mebr ausiibenben gapitGns Doorts
mann bon 2eer. glls bas Sbiff bel
2serurt in bic Rd6e Der 5Gbrpiinte
fam, ipurbe bon bieier iignoliEirt, bub
bic Weiterfubrt sefdbrli9 lei ipesen
Der i'm Strpm liegen0en StdbltroFe
Der piinte. Woortmann a9tete inbeb
nidt barauf, lieb pislmebr bas S9iff
nit boiler @uht duf bic Sroife fdbren.
Snfolse bsFsn tenterte bos S9iff unb
fant Iofort in bic Siefe. Don ben an
8prb befinbliben feds psrIonen ipurs
ben brsi, Der gisentbilmer Sree. beFen
Sobn uub Der Sdmiebemeiiter
S6mibt, ssrettst, pdbrenb bic brei
anbersn SnidHen, gapitGn SBoorts
mann, 8renner 8pelTen unb 9lrbeiter
Nsinbers, IGmmtli9 in 2eer ipp6nenbs
SamilienbGter, por ben glu9en Der sur
R.ttuna SerbeigesiIten ertrantsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-13
yiheinprpplri.

Sberbdnfen. Iuf Der bena6=
barten 3ede Holanb in 0iimpten pers
unaliidten bic 8ersleute 9sbriiber
Sermdnn unb Seinri9 Mattbeus aus
gllItaoen. sic ipolltsn eben nd6 been>
better MorsenIdi6t BON Soble a nd6
Soble 3 flettern, uls ii9 bds 9egenz
aepi1t bes 56rbertprbes lDite unh
beibe traf. Der cine mar auf ber
StelIe tobt. Der anbere itarb i'm &ranz
tenbauTe.
Rbebbt. SIN 8eiIsin bes ltnters
itaatsIetretdrs Sritf9 fanb bic @inz
ipeihung bes neuen ppitgebdubes Iatt.
Sasfelbe 1T nit einem &oItenaufpdnb
BON 100000 Mart an Der Sbentir6ez
neritrabe erbaut.
ct. 9oars6duIen. gluf ber
Reife na9 &arlsbdb ipurbe Der friibcre
Sdreinermeiiter pb. 9iefenbad BON
bier bonn Sobe ereilt.
yrupirs StiiensSiaffau.
3affeI. @egen SobtI6lags bes
8rauercibirectors 2oren3 S9mib
ipurbe Der Oberbrauer sseb1ner bonn
S4purgeri4t gu A Sabren 9efdneniB
berurt6eiIt. Seblner bate ben S9mib
eridoien, neil er BON linn bel leiner
Gntlahung elm eefurbertes beferes
3eusniB ni9t er6aIten bate.
@ffelber. Ra9ts brad in unz
Ierem 9orfe an stpei Stellen sugleib
5euer aus, bas i'm @anaen 5 Wobnz
bGuIer unb 8 Sdeunsn in 9lI6e legte.
Gin ie4tes Saus ipurbe fart bef9G@
bi9t. Gs pirb 8ranbitiftung permu>
tibet.
@bIen. Ser Steinbru6sbefiber
S6rumm BON bier purbe i'm Steinz
brude bon elmer einitiiraenben Sells
pano ,beri4iittet uno eetObtet.
gliteIStutite Staattn.
g 9Ieia. 9tuf benz 9obenraum
bes9otels r8airiItber 6of4 bra9Seuer
aus. bas iid iiber ben ganSen Sd9z
itubl Derbreitete. Der 5reiipiIligen
Seueripebr gelang es, ben granb auf
ben Su4tubl gu bei9rdnten.
Sta btilm. Dem 9aIt6mls gum
pS4Dar5burger Sof" itatteten Sim
BREEDER Rd9ts einen 8eIu9 ab. So
fielen ibnen ipertbpOlle Saden in bic
SGnbe.
8eimar. SiItorienmaler prpz
feilor Wlarteriteig feierte nit ieiner
Satin bds 5eit Der golOenen Soh>
seit.
Doltnief6e. Der IA Sabre
aIte Otto Seumann aus 9eFe, Der felt
Wlartini b. S. Bel benz &otIaIfen +.
Seinemann bierfelbit i'm 9tenite itunb,
puroe, na9oem er mod tur3 subpr beim
Gespern gela9t unb geIber5t bate, in
benz iiber Der S9eune feines 0ienitz
BERN gelegenen 8oben, tpp er Strp6
Suiammenbinben IolIte. er6Gn9t gefunz
ben. Sin 9runb fir einen Selbitmorb
1T ni6t ermittelt porben, uno man
nimmt an, OuB Der &nabs eine Spisles
rel Deriu6t unb, obne es au tpolen, ben
COB 9efunOen bat.
@oIfenbiitteI. Sas fiinfiGbz
rige ainb Der Maurer 5ebrling'I9en
gbelerte fiel in einem unbepa9ten Muz
genblid in ben Stertanal. Dem 15s
/ iGbrigen Stto Nieter gelang es, bas
tleine WGb9en, tpel9es fhon re9t piel
Uaher seIdludt bate unb ii9tli9 nit
BEN SObe rang. nod i'm leBten glugenz
blide bem nafen @lemente gu entreiz
BEN. = 8erI6punben 1T elm Bidder
lebrling, Der Sobn bes Siebfubrifdnz
ten ebert. Sin ibm betannter 6ieiiger
9rieftrdger erbieIt ppn benz junsen
Meni9en einen Brief bes Snbults, er
mOse bod ieinen @ltern mtttbeiIen,
buB er ben Sob bur9 Grtrintsn iu9en
Iperbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-13

iGbrisen Seminariiten Sean Ye9er
bier 3ur lebten Rabe bsitattet. Der
iunge Wann bate ii9 fpGbrenb elmer
Surnitunbe i'm Sdullebrer Seminar
su QlSsp eine i9tpsre @erleBung bes
Riidgrats augeSpgen, an Der er na4
breimonatli4em i4perem 2eiben perz
ftarb.
@rba 9. Der Glteite Mann unIe>
res StGbt9ens, Seinri9 S9pebel,
friiber 8eiiber bes n9aitbofs gum
S9iibenbof", lit i'm Qlter BON SO Sab
rem seitorben.
Sreienfteinau. 9lus bem 2es
ben ihieb8iirssrmeiitsr &aspur &uI9.
8einabe 25 Sabre bate er bas smt eis
mes 8irsermeiiters Der beiben 9emeinz
ben Sreieniteinau unb Sol3miibl pers
lpaltet.
Wp bnba d. @dbrenb Elm Subrs
ipert BON Sbbornbofen in Der bieiigen
Sanbsrube gum 2lufldben anfubr,
itanO Der SanbgrGber stephan bon
bier einen glu9enblid duf ben Sddenz
itiel selebnt in Der RGbe elmer Sanbs
ipuno, BON Der ii9 plDbli9 cine grDbere
Wlenge oblDite, Die Stephan 70 unsliids
It9 traf. bab bieiem Der SudenItiel in
ben 2eib brung. Der 8erungliidte
ipurbe in bic &linit na9 9ieben ges
i9afft.
Ianern
90 Il n den. Bon ben 1924 inl
bergangenen Sabre in Wliin9en porge>
fommenen 9eburten fparen 28,6 proz
cent unebeli9. = Der i'm 65. 2ebens>
iabre itebsnbe Sauptmunn a. 3. SEQ.
Ra9tigaa bat ii9 eriboFen. Sas
Motip 1T unbstannt. Ra9tisaa bat
bic Selb5iiss 1866 unb 1901 mits
sema9t. = Cine alte WirtbIdaft psrz
f9pinbet fpieber, Der bem @oublutz
Wliin9ner ippblbefannte 2amplgarten,
an ben ii6 10 mande Srabition aus Der
8ieDerneierSeit tnipft. Sin grober
Grmpler bon 9ebduli9teiten spiI9en
Der SGgerz unb 9liidftrabe ipirb nit
bem gllt Wiinaner Originate niebers
seriiien, um einem grpBen Reubau, in
bem Der Gamplgarten periiinst ipieber
eriteben fpu, PlaB gu MAIDEN.
BAN berg. SIN S6ldfe fiel Der
@Grtnermeiiter Qnbreds @i9felber i'm
Sauptsmoorpalb 10 unsliidli9 bonn
Wagen, baB er bas 8enid brad.
8apreutb. Bonn S9purgeri9t
purbe Der 23idbrise Wtaurer SoIef
S9iB bon Grub, Der an Der 26 Sabre
alten Setonpments6ter Waredretbe
0iiIfer aus Sronsborf sinen Gaubs
mprb periibt bate. gum Spbe berurs
.beilt.
@rDbnDbdd. Die 9auersIrai
Rannertsbduier purce auf Der 2anbs
ftr.be iiberfallen unb berdubt.
Setbingsfelb. Na4ts brad
in benz @nlpeien bes Reitaurateurs
&iebling Seuer aus. Sas gtntpeien 1T
gum Sbeil niepergebranut.
SngoI # abt. Sin &ns9t bss
Serrn Serrle trieb feline Stpei pferbs in
boiler 9ei9irrung unb Suidmmenges
tpppelt auf ben am linten llfsr geleges
men SloBlGnbeplaB, an benz bas
S9pemmen perboten, in bic Sonau.
MenIrb unb Sbiere ipurben BON Der
StrDmung fortgeriFen unb ertrunten.
Reuftdbt a. 9. Der MineruI>
ipaier Sabritunt 2ubipis Stolberg
sntIeibte ii9. inbem er it9 nit einem
&aiirmefer bic 2uftrObre bur9I9nitt.
Stulbers befanb ii9 in suten @erbGIts
niFen. 9tu9 iein 8ruber bat bur9
Selbitmprb seenOst.
&iirttembera.
&aanfatt. grieftrGser Sabn
BON bier. Der Ieit einisen Sasen pers
mibt porben mar, purbe als 2si9e
aus bem Nedur ge5ogen. = Der pes
gen betriiserii9en8anterptts itedbriefs
lid berfolgte 9olopadren9Gnbler Garl
m =. O..II.L Z Il
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-13
GadlleM.

9resben. Ssin 50iG6riges 9iirs
seriubilGum feierte Der Gentier, friiz
bere nbrma9er Satpb Srdugott 9O6z
ringer. - S6ubmd9ermeifter Sporz
bert beging nit ieiner @attin bas solz
pene @beiubildum.- Sbercpniiltorialz
ratb unb Superintenbent emr. ..
tbeOI. @uitap Morib Sruns, 1T nad
tursem f9peren 2eiben i'm "a. 2e<
bensiubre entfdlafen. Wenige Moz
ben suppr mar feline 2ebensgefGbrtin
ibm i'm Sobe porausgegaugen.
81 f9ofsnerba. Sin i9perer
llngIiidsfdll ereignets iid5 in benz in
Der RGbe bcs Sorfes SrDbigan geIege=
nen Mari6ner'iden Stsinbru9e, DER
80 Sabre dlte 8ru9meiIter MdrI6nsr
pat nit einem anberen 4rbeiter, gfuz
mems Strobel, bumit beI9Gftigt, Elm
S9ublo1 5u laben, als pl0blitb bas
Pulber erplupirte. 8eibe Mdnner tpur=
Den nett fortgeI6eubert unb auf grGB=
tids DeiIe peritiimmelt. DGbrenb
Strobel iofurt tobt mar. purbe Der
Rari6ner nod Iebenb aufgefunbsn.
80brin9en. Der Sildlerlebr=
ting 5elir @iimpel aus&leinsI9adpib,
lin friiberer 30slins Der 8eierungsz
1nitalt in 8rGunsborf, bat ieinsm
Teiiter Martin Beaert bierIeIbit at9en
1900 81. aus elmer perf9loFenen aal<
iette aefobIen unb 1T bamit flii4tig
geporben.
@Ospig. @erbuftet ipuroe Der in
ber 8illa .Sriebsns6eim" pobnenbe
Pripdtus Sdumann pegen Sittlibz
teitsperbre6ens. SIN 4mtseeri9tsgez
fGngnib in Meiben, tpobin er iiberfiibrt
iporben mar, bat S9umunn T9 in fsi>
ner 3eIle erbGngt.
Grim nit I 6au. Inter benz
8erbadte, an Der @rmor6ung Der 9erz
tba Singer in Berlin bstbeilist serpeIen
gu Iein, ipurbe por etpu 8 @o9en bier
Der &upferi9mieb Spbannes MuI9e
auf 8erfii9ung Der 8erliuer 8ebDroen
perbaftst.
9euben. 9ur9 bereinbre9enbe
Soble fpurbe auf benz ,Garolaidadte"
gu 90blen ber SGusr unb 8ersmui iiter
&leber, bier fpObnbaft, fhtper berleBt.
70 boB er mittelIt Sie9torbes in bus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3auderobd
9ebradt tperben .muBte.
StiItnsSarmitiSt.
0dutenbeim. Inter aablrei9er
9etbeiliguns purbe bic 2eibe bes 18<
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&iirttemberg.

&annfatt. 8rieftrGger Sa6n
bon bier, Der ieit einisen Sagen pers
mibt iporben mar, tpurbe als 2ei9e
aus benz Redar ge5ogen. - Der tpe>
gen betriigerii9en8anterptts tedbrief>
lid berfolgte @olbpadrenbGnbler Garl
9OG DON bier 1T in 2iitti9 perbaftet
iporben.
&abenitein. Sm Wp6nz unb
SetonomiegebGube bes 8auern Strdub
brad sSeuer aus, bas iich au9 iiber
bas qlnipeIen bes Wirtbs Sebelmuier
unb bes 8auern 3elIer perbrsitete, unb
bieielben, i'm san5en flint 9ebGube, in
9lIde legte,
&Iefntu6en. SDlbner SoIsf
S6pent, 63 Sabre aft, itiirate in ans
getruntenem 3uitanbe bic Sreppe bins
unter unb erlag mad turSer 3eit ieinen
@erlebungen.
&InseGsau. ununterbro9m
60 Sabre ftebt bic 9ienItmagb 8ils
belmlne S9enf in Sieniten Der Samis
lie bes pripatiers &raft.
2di9inger. Nab Der Snitiatibe
unb untsr bem @oriiB bes Sberamtz
manns Rau BON Miiniinaen traten bic
bieiigen biirgerli9en SoIIegten suiumz
men unb bef9lpfen. segen ben bieiisen
S9ultbeiBen Diinih. Der Sur 3sit in
Rottenburg eine Strsfe perbiibt, Die
Ginleitung bes observation-disclosures
gu beantro9sn. lleber Elm SabrSebnt
lang fab bic 5000 @inpobnsr 3dblen0s
bieIise @emsinbs aus Riidii6t auf bic
sablrei6e 5amilie bes S9ultbeibsn
Der Ie1r ldren @eI9Gitsfiibrung hires
Srtsporitebers gu, unb pielfd4 i9ritt
bos Oberamt Miiniineen Itrafsnb GEE
gen Wiini9 elm; nun dber Oerldngt
bas Gemeinoeinterefe gebieteriICb cine
glenberung.
Reuenbiirg. Der @rbauer Ses
neuen &ur6duies in Sd6mberg, 8urs
ger, erlag einem 8lutiturs. = Seit ei>
niger 3eit 1T Der Sdiiler eDit, Sobn
bes peritorbenen llbrmu6ers Dsit,
fpurlos perI6nunbsn. = SsnIsns
| I6mieb Chr. 9ldi6, ipsIh:r bsim .gtns
| ItbieBen" Der bieIisen S9iibens9eIelIs
! icbaft als 3eiger beiddfttst mar. bat
| itb am S9iebitanb er6Gngt. ndhbem
sr pOrber perIuht bate, ii9 ben 9aIs
obSui6neibsn. Ser Sel6Itm6roer
5eiete in Iebter 3eit Spureu 9eiItiser
Storung.
lllm. Dor Der bisiisen Straffdms
mer itdub Der 8aumfrepIer Soispb
Braun, @erpaltunsscanbibdt BON
2dIptbeim, Der an Der bon Miin1inssn
mad Nuinsen fiibrenben Stadts Str,
25 iunee 2inbsnbdums bur9 Nbbres
den Der &roue ruinirt bat. @r erbielt
4 NRondfe 3efGudnib.