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The times., 1899-05-25
5,,ate.tnus shooting .Anni..

Hagerstown, Nd, May 24.-Carl Rig
giles, a stoncmason, aged about forty
years. lies at the house Of Harry Harper,
Hagers;own, with bullet in his right
side R!ggles said he was SHOT by man
whose name he refused 10 divVIHe. Rig
giles stated tke man who I'D the shooting
lived in West Virginia and nad ,ulrreied
with him some tii:e ago over a yogag iIGy
with whom both were n love The two
men had not seen esch ether Tor sume IN
til Monday, when his ASA liant arrived
here from t;se South. Tue two met in
West Antietam Street. lad s0Gle words
and the stranger finally sb1J him r Ggi Is
is a native Of RiprGn. Va sr came TO
E!agers.own !. eoubl2 OF years ago.
The times., 1899-05-25
A GIRL KILLS HERSELF.
Ends Life After QuarreIing with
Her Sweetheart.

New York. May 24.-Marie Ruof. TWEEN
ty-one years old, killed herself yesterday
at Stapleton, s. !. 1t is supposed the &C.
followed quarrel with her sweetheart.
She left no explanation. Less :han a
month ago Lena Rossner, the girls chum,
killed herself under similar circumstances.
Marie Ruoff was employed in the family
of J. Edward Strake. OF No. So Beach
Street, Stapleton. Yesterday morning Mrs.
Strake went to Manhattan, leaving the girl
alone in the house. Mrs. Strake return
ed at o'clock. and could not obtain a re-
sponse to her ringing OF the door bell. She
forced an entrance at the rear Of the house.
and found the girl lying in bed, dead. The
gas jet was turned on and the cTeyices of
the room had been stuffed with paper.
Otto Wolpert, Of No. SS7 Bergen Street,
Brooklyn. called on the girl on Monday
night and had a long talk with her. II is
supposed they mad a quarrel for when the
girl went to her room Mrs. Strake noticed
she was crying. She had been light-heart-
cd and cheerful before the visit Of Wolpert.
subpoena has been Issued for Wolpert TO
attend the inquest
The times., 1899-05-25
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

Alexandria May 24.-Considerable in
terest is being manifested in the election
to be held in this city tomorrow. The
regular Democratic nominees are opposed
in the several wards by independent can
didates. and George l. Simpson, Demo-
cratic candidate for mayor, will be opposed
by Thomas H. Morgan, Independent. In
the First ward. the Democratic nominees
for council will be opposed by t. Alton
Moore. Charles Dearborn, and George l..
Seaton: in the Second ward by John II.
Bartlett: in the Third ward by John T.
Harrison and John Fl. Greene. and in the
Fourth ward by w. ?. II. Kelley. Frank
7. Evans, and Magnus L. Robinson. The
Democratic city committee has issued an
appeal to the Democratic voters to abide
By the decision of the Democratic primary.
and it is generally conceded that the nomi-
nees of the primary of April 19 will be-
elected.
Miss Isabella Burns, who had been in
i'll health for some time, died at her home.
corner Prince and Royal Streets, this
morning. Deceased was a daughter Of the
late Thomas Burns, and was in the sixty
second year of her age. She was con-
sistent member Of st. Mary's Catholic
Church.
The thirty eighth anniversary of the de-
parture of the Confederate troops from
Alexandria was celebrated in this city this
evening. While there was no parade, the
usual annual exercises were held at the
Confederate Monument, according to the
programme published in The Morning
Times. Rev. William NJ. Dame, OF Bal
timore, delivered the oratiOn, and the sing
ing was rendered by the united choirs Of
the city.
Richard W. Avery died "a the Alexandria
Infirmary at 10 O'Clock this morning. Mr..
Avery has suffered from paralysis for the
past seven years. He was the oldest son
of the late Wesley Avery In 1861 he be-
came a member OF the Alexandria Rifle
men and served in the Confederate Army
until the close OF the Civil War. After the
war he was engaged in the grocery bust
ness for many years. At the time of his
death he was a member of Alexandria
Washington Lodge Of MasOns, Lee Camp
Confederate Veterans, Alexandria COun
ell Royal Areanuiu. His funeral will
take place from the Baptist Church Friday
afternoon.
City View" the residence of ]. A. S,on-
nell. in Fairfax county. below this city.
was badly damaged by fire yesterday. The
property belonged to Miss Mary Barton,
of this city, and was insured.
The Wholesale price of bread has been
increased from three and oHe-hah to four
cents per pound.
Charles v Wantz John NJ. Roberts, and
John II. Cunningham, of Westminster.
Md. today called on the officers of the
Columbia Fire Engine Company, and urged
upon them to allow the champion Col
umbia engine to enter the steam fire en-
CINE contest at Westminster, Nd, on June
6. during the meeting OF the Maryland
State firemen's convention. The COlum-
bia had decided not to attend the meeting.
but the matter will be brought up at u
special meeting of the company.
The times., 1899-05-25
EoNoRING SAMPSON.
To BE Guest at the Annual Dinner of
british schools.

New York. May 2i-Rear Admiral
Sampson will be the CUES, Of honor at the
fourth annual dinner of the British
Schools and Universities at the Brevoort
House tonight The dinner VIII celebrate
Queen V.ctoria's eigntieth birthday, and
among the guests will be Captains Chad
wick and Taylor and Lieutenant Eennet, o!
the United States Navy, ani John Barr. It.
former United States Minister to Siam.
Admiral Sampson viii reply to the toast,
The Fraternal Bond of Sea Power" and
Nr BaIret; to Great Britain and the
United States-FIiendly Rivals in tie
East"
The club is composed OF men who at
tended the universities ana scaco.s CT En-
gland Had are resident in this Ciiy. The
Queens birthday dinner OF the cub last
year while The war with Spain was on was
the occasion OF demonstrations of friend
illness 70 this country.
The times., 1899-05-25
PLANNED To DIE TOGETHER.
Kills Himself, But Lula
Only Enints.

Springfield. Mo, May 2i.-Benjamin VIII
hite. eighteen years old. of Walnut Grove.
and Miss Lula Ford of Sharon, seventeen
years old, had been lovers since childhood.
They wished TO wed, but their parents oh
jectod because of their youth.
On Monday they took drive together.
and, becoming desperate at their troubles.
decided TO die together They drove to a
lonely spot and left the buggy. Wilhite
kissed his sweetheart, and with his arms
about her neck drew his revolver and fired
a bullet into his heart She picked up the
revolver and turned it toward herself. but
fell In faint over her lovers body be-
fore she could pull the trigger.
She was found shortly afterward by G
farmer and taken TO her home.
The times., 1899-05-25
II Medscine-oa Sfirnu1ant

the wheel withstood the strain as long as
il did. Many persons who noticed the
condition OF the wheel were loud in their
denunciation of the owner of the wagon.
During last night President Mckinley
telephoned four times to Dr. Mohart at
the Emergency Hospital asking the condi-
tion of the injured children and Mrs. Me
Kinley sent handsome baskets OF flowers
to the two little sufferers.
The times., 1899-05-25
The Governments Title Perfect.

Attorney General Griggs yesterday fur
nished the Navy Department with an opin
ion that the Government title to certain
lands of the naval reservation at Port
Royal, S. c., was perfect. The Navy De-
partment will now proceed with work on
machine shops and other buildings which
were being erected on the land affected by
the Attorney Generals decision, the owner
ship Of which had been d.sp-tei. The sue
was raised by the other claimants 10 the
land that Government ownership did not
extend to a certain area left bare between
tides and a suit against the Government
based on that contention is now pending
in the courts.
The times., 1899-05-25
Eor the cough following La Grippe.

Il have sold Chamberllia's Cough Remedy fog
the past five years with complete satisfaction TO
rny-tlf and cii,tomers' says Druggist J. Gold
smith. Van Etten, y. Y II have always used it
in my own family both for ordinary coughs and
colds and fof the cough following Ia grippe, and
arJ il yer, etfcaeious-" Druggists well in
formed as To the merits Of the various cough
medicines they sell, and it speaks well for Cham
herlain's Cough Remedy, when druggists use it iE
thsir own families III preference to any other
For sale by Henry Evans. wholesale and retail
els T street northwest, and all druggists.
The times., 1899-05-25
Found Unconscious in Freight Car.

Found Unconscious in Freight Car.
John Bennett, twenty years old, who
claims to be from Brushkill. Pa. was found
unconscious and nearly starved to death
in Il car loaded with oats in the Pennsyl-
vania freight yards yesterday afternoon.
He had been four days and nights without
food or water, and was in an exhausted
condition. He was taken TO the Emergen-
cy Hospital where the physicians succeed
ed in reviving him. Later he was allowed
to depart. Bennett claims that he was
robbed and thrown into the ear in which
he was found while it was standing in the
freight yards at Duncan's. Ind. He
stated that he was intoxicated at the time
and remembers nothing after the occur
renee until he awoke and found himself
imprisoned in the car. He lived for a
while on the oats in the car but as that
diet produced thirst he was compelled
for lack of water. to abstain. Bennett
presented an emaciated appearance when
rescued, and owes the fact that he is now
alive to the promptness Of grain handlers
in unloading the car. He was in such Il
condition that he could not make an out
cry to notify passersby that he was a
prisoner in the car.
The times., 1899-05-25
Vo.canic Eruptions

Are grand. but skin ErupHons rob life of joy.
Buckicn's Aruica Sa!ve cures them, also Old,
Running ard Fcver Sores. Ulcers, Boils, Felons,
Corus Warts Cuts Bruises, Burns Scads,
Chsppod LANDS. Chilb'ains. Best Pile cure On
Garth Drives out Pains and Aches Only -
eonia box. Care guaranteed. Sod by Henry
f.,aI.s Druggist, e3S y Street.
The times., 1899-05-25
DIED

GRINDER-on Tuesday May q, 1900, little
HANNAH l. GRINDER. beloved daughter of IN.
George W. Grinder and Sarah E. Grinder. at res
idenee. 923 Ninth Street northwest.
Funeral from parents residence Thursday. May
%, at IL q. III. Interment 1T Congressional Gem
etery. Friends and relatives invited. Item
The times., 1899-05-25
''Mo Eye Like the
Masters Eye. -

Yon are the master of yoar
health, and # you do not
attend to duty. the blame for
i'll health IS easily located. IF
yonr blood IS out Of order,
Hoods Sarsaparlla qviu
purify It. IT is the specific
remedy for troubles of the
blood, kidneys, bozUeLs, GUer.
Hives =" @y Wife suffered untold
agony from htpes. Hoods Sarsaparizla
and Hoods Pills taken together cured her.
The Sarsapsrdia makes a nezD man of
me eVery spring" Henry Rartc, 4 High
Street Court, Worcester, Mass.
Spring Tonic -"ol general oraa-
oiptcs Iha0e taken Hoods Sarsaparala as
a needed spring tonic. Il is most er-
oenent medicine" Hakon Hammer. En-
a57eer, Rottstozur, Pa.
N. B. Be SIRE TO get Rood's because
The times., 1899-05-25
Kind wor,.s From the Continent.

London. May 2i.-Dispatches from Berlin
and Vienna say that the leading newspa-
pers of those capitals contain articles con-
veying cougratulatory sympathetic refer
ences to Qresn Victoria upon the occasion
Of her eighueth birthday,
The times., 1899-05-25
RUSSIA WILL HAVE HER WAY.
The Car Insists Upon n Railway to
pclsin

London, May "A dispatch TO the
Times" from Pekin says that n. De Giers.
the Russian Minister, has notified the
Tsung-L -LI-Yamen that the Russian gov
ernment is unable to comply with the
wishes OF the government OF China. and
viii therefore send engineers at once to
begin the surveys necessary to connecting
the Russian Manehurian Railway with Pc
kin
The times., 1899-05-25
Football for the Cadets.

Following the initiation taken by The
War Department, the Secretary OF the
Navy has requested the views of Rear
Admiral McNair. Superintendent OF the
Naval Academy, as to the advisabllity OF
resuming the annual football matches be-
tween the cadets of West Point and An
n1polis. Captain Cooper, who was sue
ceeG,d by Admiral McNair rs superinte1d-
eut. was credited With bsiEg opposed to
having the annual games, bat the cpin-
ion of Admiral McNair Is not known. Sec
rotary Alger gave Colonel Mills, Supern-
tendent of the Military Academy. full dis
cretion in the matter. Colonel Mills has
recommended that the games be resumed.
The times., 1899-05-25

Would you stand on the Avenue all day and
Iaok at the parade without stepping out Of the
line once in 4 while in oSder to partlke Of
some refreshments? Step into any restaurant:
along the line Of the parade and ask Tor National
Capital Brewing Co.'S Diamond or "Muenche-
ner'' Beer and YOU will find very refreshing;
drink Alse in cases Of twenty four bottles Tor
private family use, Sl.25. Phone 30.
The times., 1899-05-25
J6od5 Saa4abasiM
Eza2s 2ll.eI 2sll.eII15lEfky

Hoods Pills liver ills: the non-irrita.ing and
only eathartic to take with Hoods sarsaparilla.
The times., 1899-05-25

The following message was received this
morning from the General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church South, now in session
at Richmond, in reply to the message from
this Assembly;
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-16

Grrihtung elmer neuen 3ipeit[a{fgea
Ghlile ouf benz 8reber'Ihen grnnb=
itiide bef9loifen. Der Neubau iDirD
elnfhlieBlih Bduplab bon 4 Morgen
unb berGinri1tung 32,O0OMt. fo5ten.
Die f0nislihe HegieruHg fol I'm einen
Gfaatsbeitrag gu ben nod diif3ubrins
genben aoften bon ettpa 10000 Mdrf
eriuht iperben, ba bic @emeinbe ipenig
ftenertrdftig iit. Nu9 Jertisife1ung
bes Heubaues ipirb du9 cine 5tpeite
2ebrtraft cnseieut.
6Drbe. 6err Shneibermeiiter
Srib Stoder bat an Der projeftirten
ShiibenitraBe i'm iiiblihen Stabttteil
einen grDberen @runbeompler fur 49,
COO Mdrf ertporben. @t0der min auf
bem .iporbsnen Serrain Neubauten
erribten laiien. Der Spur@ unb 8auz
0erein ldBt ebenfalls an ber 2uiien=
itrabe mebrere sr0bere Wohnbduler
erriebten.
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81 essbterA. /. j

Dobsran. StnsF entitnnb IN
hem Wpbnhau5e bes Biibners Bosdes
mann su Niebers5 5teffenshdsen t;il
sSeuer. fpelhes auf bem 9ausboben
7aufsina unb in fur5er 3eit Oas 9ans
unp ben GtalI in Mlte leete.s Mitper=
brdnnt iinb bic ganSen eingefabrensll
Rorns unb ssutterporrdtbe urto pielel
neutrality-suspicious. @ebdube unb Der
Snbalt iparen gegen Jeuerssefobr per-
iioher!.
6obens Sprsna- Sci ber
Gintpeibung beS neuerbauten Concert
unb 8alliaales bes !0errn &. naadert
iptrtte befonbers f9on bic eleetrilhe
8eleuhtung auf Die periammeltenTeits
tbeilnebmer. - @s lift nobl einsis bas
itebenb in unierem Medlenburg, bob
iih cine Dorfgemeinoe Der electriihen
8eleuhtuns erfreut. ipslde Oafelbit be-
1eits in 5tpei Mnlaeen (8rauerei unS
Molterei) Dorbanben 1T. Deren sritere
bem neuen 6aal bas 2int 3ufiibrt.
Die Mnlase. bic sanS Dor3iisli4 funcs
tionirte. purbe bon elmer Roftoder
sfirma seliefert unb initcairt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-16

Olbenburs. - 0Ibenburs. -
Nah ldneerem 2eiben ftarb in palers
mo Der Baron Stephan bon Waihin9@
ton. Sobn bes taiierlih fel. .Wirflihen
@ebeimratbs MaIimilian bon Waib<
inaton uno Der peritorbenen 9aronin
Brteberite BON Mafbinston. GET. Ser;
spgin bon Sloenbure.
6errr &aufmann une 6auptmann
B. 8. SOB. 2obfe unb Grau Gemahlin
begingen bas Geit ibres 25jdbrigen
Gbeiubildums.
8ant. - 9cn elmer Minb6oIe,
trelhe Die Srtihaft Neubremen be-
riihrte. ipurbe bas Dad zines Stall=
oebdubes BEL einem Neubau an Der
8remeritrabe pollitdnbie abeeboben.
Weitersn Sdaben ffeint Dielelbs niht
anaeridtet gu baben.
8erne. Sci Der in Nlteneih
ftattaebabteu Wahl zines @emeinoe=
8oritehers tpurbe Der 2anbmonn SO.
Giidens bortfelbit einltimmia ols fols
der aeipdblt. Der bisberige @emeinbe=
Borteber Rotpebl lest iein Imt aus
MltersI6lpdfe nieber.
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nsIdnOi(1Je5.
8aosn.'

q abe d. Die @roBber3oein bat
BEN Bab. 0ruaenperein pie pDn einem
Engenannt fein tpolIenben MchltbGter
ans QlnIaB bes @eburtstdges Reg
@roBberaOes aur Werfiisung seitellte
Gunnle BON 1000 W. 3u @unlten bes
Jriebri9sbanes 5isetpieien.
Syreiburg. seSn Die pbilDins
phifM Gaellltat Der bieiigen uniperiiz
tat III Derr Or. @uftap Wolf als priz
pntbc3ent fur neuere @eihihte aufge-
1lrmnlen iDorben.
Deibelberg. 6ier itarbpros
feGor BAL. Both, Der ieit 1882 in biea
Tiger @tabt !uirfte.
Yfor5betm. SIN benadbars
tsnWeibentftein ipurben 2 WcEndufer
unb 2 Ghxunen burtb 6euer eingez
a}dert. Die beiben Mnipeien seboreu
bf1n @olbdrbeiter@ @0nnenbah unr Dem
Qanbnirtbe R0lIe. Der Gebduoeih1s
ben bel6uft jih anf 15.OO0Mart. Das
Web tonnte serettet iperben.
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0roBberso8tb,,,it &eNe,s.

MIsbaA. .Sn ar0bter aebenss
seesabr fdrpebte ber 5ebnidGrige Sobr
ron Deorg meil3. Derfelbe qing NIT
5einem 6lteren Nruber Ganb bolen,
babel rrtiGte Der Sanb unb bearub
i'm Muf {einen G1rei elite ber Gltere
8ruber berbei. fanb ater su }einem
Ghreden ben ;iinseren nisbt n:ebr. Da
q jebDtb lab, bag ner Ganb gerutIht
mar, fing sr an 5u ardben; enblih
tam tr an ben cSus nnb init dller ibnl
al Gfbotss itehenbenGraft grub er ipei=
ter lnD battle bns @,liid, fetnen 8ruocr
nod lebtnb btrans3ieben au t0nnen.
Ntnaen. Die Debiiber hoos.
Neiiber ein Weirtpirtbihaft in ber
4u1iensuiie. itiecen in Die entleerte
Mbortgrllbe, Inn, fpie es heiBt, Elm perz
5stopftes 3uleitunssrpbr All reiniaen.
Scum mar ber ditere 1ruber in ber
@rube, aN * bon giftigen Gnfen Be-
tdubt. AT Bcben fiel. Ser iiinoere
1ruber jtieg fofort nod, bod aud Ct
|ip,irbs betdubt. Der Meltere lit bereits
qeitprben, n6btub ber ssSiinaere ii basl
6ofpitdI oef4dfft trerben rlubtt, po
y ffnunaSlo5 barnisbtrliest.
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@eHprenkets.

Dansig. ~ Der befannte 2ottss
,ietolet.eur Garl Seller in Dansie 1T
Don Der Straffammer oes t0nislihen
2anbgeri4ts .pesen ercben Betrugs
au bret Wonateu gefananib. 300 Wt.
8elbltrafe cher nod gu einem Wonat
@efdneniB. 5u ben Roiffn bes Werfab~
rens unb einen Sabre gbrperluIt pers
urtbeilt iDorben. Seller bate fir elm in
ber @tettner lotterie getponnenes
pferb, beifen @,rtauf ihm iibertraaen
mar. 500 Wt. crbalten. aber uur 400
Nt. on ben @elpinner ctaefiibrt.
GulM. Die rD,amant 6oh@
aeit" feierte bas Sdmeioermeiiter 6reis
tpalb1be gbepaar. Der sSrbilar 1T 80
Sabre alt. bi. Subilarir 80 Sabre.
Bon jieben Subelpaaren. pelde prr
sebn Sabren be grlbene 6o9seit bier=
ielblt feicrten. bat nur bieies paar
bic sSeier Der biamdnteEen erreidt.
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YiItau. Don einsm bsbauers
lihen unfalI 1T Der Ghmiebemeiiter
6ermann Wlorr bon bier betroffsu
iporben. Derfelbe mar oamit belddfz
tiat. Dor einem 9aule bic eiierne9anb=
bebe au perl0tben. plobliG fpribte bas
III biefem 3tped in bic Stein0ffnuns
aesoTens. fohenbe Blei Bis unter bas
Oah in bic 6obe. babel benz in fnis=
enber Stelluna arbeitenben Wa. ben
6ut bonn aopfe reiBeno unb bas 9s=
iiht uno beibe Wueen arg perlebenb.
g 9hippenbeil. Gebr 5u
teflaseu lit Der Gisenfdtbner 2inbe=
mann in 2anbtrone, observation-disclosures.
Stall unb Gheune (aIles unter einem
Dafs) total beruntersebrannt iino.
2inoemanu lit nur nit $50 Wort sez
gen syeuerfhoben periihert, erleibet
bssbalb einsn Iebr empfinbliden 1erz
luit.
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Yrot. Ga1ie.s.

M aebebura. Gin 1ettener
sy,!no 1T in biese. 9aesn beini Bar
Des SteinbGmmzRcndls in Der Ndbe
Der 2eip5iaerzStrabe gemadt iporbelt.
SSn elmer 1iefe bon unberthalb Weter
itieb man auf bus @telett zines iitens
ben &naben unb hiht babel fanb man
flint r0mifN SilGermiinsen. Die ben
Nomen Mntonius trueen. Die Miinaer
iiammen banah ipahrIheinlib aus Der
3eit bes rDmildgn Raiiers Mntonius
Pius. Der in Der 3eit 138--161 n.
Chr. resiert bat. Die Miin3en iinb
gut erbalten,
Aus BEN arei1e W o Bis.
- Muf Dem benz s5reiberrn p.Winbin=
aeroos=Gnorr eeb0risen Rittersute
Mbelsborn lit Elm 5tbanenfeuer ausge=
brohsu. burd has stpei arobe nit bem;
GrnteIegen eefiilte Gheunsn unb ein
GtalIgebdube pollItdnbig liz Ifbs ses
'legt tpprben iinb. 0as sSeuer tit unz
5netfelbaft onaelcst !poroen.
20berit (areis 8itterfelb.) -
Die bier in Oieniten itebsnbe Maeo
Gbriitine Qeotpis bat ibr &ino ruz
brr6 set0btet. Dab iie es in benz ctpu
8 ailometer entfernten 5ubnelumpf
periinfen lieB. Die 2eihe beg 8inoes
it nod ai4t tuteoer sefunoen.
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@1rtteutbsra,

5elbrennba6 Bel Neuenbiirs.
- Dabier tranate bic Stbeune bes
G6lniebes 2aup. Bei Der beipeeten
Quft bdtte bas Jeuer pobl eroBen
Ghaten aneeriAtet. ipenr ntbt bic
bier i'm Quartier lieaenben 8ranben=
blrger l1ronen .ai4 eingesriffen unb
nit fer 5euerlpebr tiidtig searbeitet
bdtter.
@etslingen. nnlGner
brennte in Nen1tneeu, bieiiaen Ober=
ants. 10 lanae Die Belpobner auf
rem 5elce abtu:ienb tparen. bas benz
s. 9un1mel unb ct. Ndgele bort aez
torige 9oppelirohnhaus SamE,t
Sheuer nieber. Das ifeuer entfonb
i'm Oa1raum. mDaliterpeile bxrb
Den Gam;n. Ser Sduoen lit bebeuz
tenb.
Ylo 1insen. Mm Mbenb
fur5 nah aebn 1lhr fanb 8a1ntpart
Seberle bier bieIer Icge einen iuns
gen Mann. benz ter. Gppf nom Qeibe
aetrennt ipar, auf benz BamgeieiIe
liegenh. Die perl0nli9feit ipurbe als
Der 18 SABRE olte ssabritarbeiter@ @ott=
lieb Seberle feftseitellt. Da Der Der=
itorbene in isber 8eaiebung einen tcr=
n,tbeilsfreien Qebenstponbel fiibrte, III
es rdthielpuft, 1uas thu in ben Sob ses
irieben bat.
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IhIrthaes,.

Gi1enad. - Muf Yabu1cf Ser
ituneen lit Elm Stations 2liliitent
i'm 9ienite bon elmer riidpdrts fa6cens
ben 2ofomotibe erfabt uno 10 idiper
nerlebt iporben. bab er alsbulo itarb.
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orbeiter 8unse con bier, ben Elm Gsz
tpitter orf oem sSeloe iiberruibte,
ipurbe BON einem 8liBitrabl getroFser
unb fofort aet0otet.
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2anbtas lit in 8eratbuna Der Musfiih=
rLrgs @eiebe aum 8iiraerlidsn gez
lebbude einaetreten.
Der DomGnenratb Msper, elm
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balber nieberselsat.
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nes unbeipadten Muoenblids lief bic
tleine 6ebnig @eiBler aus benz 6au1e
Der Gltern auf bic Strabe unb eerietb
unter bic Hdber zines eben poriiberfabs
renben Waasus. Dem armen Hinte
lpurbe bag re6te Bein polIitGnbia SER
malmt. sSn Der 5olIiffsn 4linit. nos
bin bas aiab sebradt tpurbe. muBte
our Mmputation bes 8eines sefdritteu
tperben. Das 8ino 1T ieinsn Nerlsks
ungen erlegen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-16
GMIeStut8s@oItfettt.

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brohten uns ftarfe @etpitterIbauer
nit bieIen eleftriIehen Gntlabungen
rnb Tarfen Hesenmenaen. gs bran1te
bos nit barter 8ebahuna berfebene
QDobnbaus beg 9lrbeiters ssebens in
Wi16tpea. on Der Grenae bes bieiisen
Rirhfpiels belegen, ,,ieber.
; gibertebt. Der friibere
GutiGer Sobannes lorens il, Rdnti,lg
aoa fnb Dor CO. brei Mohen babur1
cine Werlebung su. bob ii9 elm @ti;t
Reetb unter bte 6aut hes Iinfen Beins
l1ob. Srobbem ber Werlebte 1ofort
Gr3tl.be Di;lte in NnfprubN Nnabnl. iit
berielbe ber Blutber9iftung erlesen.
GIensburg. ~ wiele Nenbau=
ten {inb bie5en CONNER bier entitanz
ben, sfobaB benz berrihenben Woh=
rungsmnngel bebeutenb abaebplfen 1T.
NomentIt9 auf Duburg 1T bic Baus
luit berbDrgetreten. Gs feblte bisber
an Mpbnrngen fiir Mrbeiter