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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
Motorman's Neck Broken.

Savannah. Ga. Jan. "A trolley car
running at a high rate Of speed to make
up lost time, jumped the track this
morning on a curve on Barnard street.
The motornan, Henry Loper. was
thrown over the dashboard, striking on
his head His neck was broken and
death was almost instantaneous. The
car was full of passengers. but only one,
Clarence Godfrey. sustained injury.
He was thrown from the platform and
seriously hurt
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
Allen Not a Candidate.

Washington. Jan. 2-Senator Allen, CT
Nebraska. in an interview tonight au-
tholized an absolute denial OF reports
thar he would be the candidate for
the Presidency of IA part of the Fusion
forces He said:
Il would not accept the nomination ii
it were unanimously rendered, me. MIR.
Bryan undoubtedly will be the candidate
of the Democratic, Populist and Free
Silver parties for the Presidency. Ne
braska viii give him Il united, active dele
CATION to all three Of the conventions. ="
Senator Allen declared emphatically
that SD far as he knew Mr.. Bryan had
not aided him in his candidacy for the
Senate.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
Col. A. L. Mcintyre Dead.

Thomasville. GA. Jan. 2.-Colonel \.
l.. Mcintyre died here today. He was a
member of the Forty eighth Congress, a
member of the Georgia Constitutional
Convention of 1865, a trustee of the
University of Georgia since 1876. and
president of the Board of Trustees of
the Young Female College at this place.
During the Civil War he was on Gov
ernor Browns staff and commanded "a
regiment of State troops.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
Negro Hanged For Murder.

Norfolk, Va, JAM Julius Robinson,
colored. was hanged today at Dinwlddie
Court House for numbering w. NJ. Jolly,
a merchant and prominent citizen in
November last He was then taken from
Petersburg to the scene of the hanging
on a train and was the coolest man in
the crowd. He made a speech ON the
gallows, warming young colored men
against drinking whiskey and carrying
pistols. 1T was the third hanging IN
Virginia ON a day other than Friday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
Fatal Result of a Feud.

Chattanooga Tenn. Jan. AS re-
suit of a family feud, Jerome Henson
and Thomas Jones, both of Walker
county. Ga, engaged in a quarrel at
Cedar Grove Jones knocked Henson
down with weight, crushing his skull.
Henson managed TO rise, got his pistol
and followed Jones, Overtaking him as
he was entering his store. Henson
emrtied the contents of his pistol into
Jones body, the latter falling dead.
Henson is now at the point of death
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03

81 am indebted to One Minute Cough
Cure for my health and life. 1t cured
me of lung trouble following grippe.
Thousands owe their lives to the prompt
action of this never failing remedy. 1t
cures coughs, colds. Group, bronchitis.
pneupionia, grippe and throat and lung
troubles. Its early use prevents con
sumption 1t is the only harmless rene
ly that gives immediate results. Bobbitt
81 Wynne Drug Co., w. III. hing, Adams
& Moye, VIM. Simpson.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03

San Francisco, Cal. Jan. 2.-Thc
steamer Australia which arrived from
Honolulu this afternoon reports the
death of white girl at Honolulu, on De
cember 22nd. and two Chinese were
found dead in the Chinese quarters on
Christmas day. These fatalities started
the plague scare again and every prccan-
ton was being taken to stamp out the
disease when the boat left.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
Favor Nicaraguan Canal.

Macon. Ga. Jan 2-Thc Macon
Chamber of Commerce todiry unani-
adopted resolutions favoring the
speedy construction of the Nicaraguan
Canal as Il measure of paramount i'm
portance to the South and urging the
Senators and Representatives in Con
yress from Georgia, 10 support any prop
err measure to secure the speedy com
pletion Of this great work
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
Gridironers at Summerville.

Charleston. S. c.. Jan. 2.-The mem
hers of the Gridiron Club and their
guests, Senators Depew and Tillman,
Representative Champ Clark and DR..
Edward Bedloe of Philadelphia. who
We're entertained by the city of Charles
ton yesterday, were taken 20 Summer
Vile. rae flmouS winter resort near this
city, today. The visitors were enter
tained at the Pinehurst Tea Farm the
only tea farm in this country. as the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
Steamer Runs Into a Schooner.

Norfolk. Va, Jan. 2.-,Ehe schooner
Ann Louise Lockwood Captain j. T..
Martin. which left Norfolk Sunday for
New York with lumber. was run into
by the steamer Buena Vista at Winter
Quarter Iightship yesterday and badly
damaged. She was lowed to Berkeley
today for repairs. Damages S2.0Oo.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
To Increas the Capital.

New York, Jan. 1.-The stockholders
of the National CITY Bank met today and
ratified the proposition of the directors
10 increase the capital stock from
Sl,000,000 to $10.000000. After the
meeting statement was given out in
which it was announced that of the TO-,
900 shares. 9.2S7 were represented, none
voting against the proposition.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
THE APPETITE OF A GOAT

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics ''hosH
Stomach and Liver are out of order. All
such should know that DR. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach AID
Liver Remedy, gives Il splendid appetite,
sound digestion and a regular bodily
habit that insurcs perfect heath and
great energy. Only 25c. at Ill Drug
stores,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
Young Girl Fatally Burned.

Winston. y. c.. Jan. 2.-(Special.) -
Rosa Bell Mock. fourteen year old
girl. died in Salem this morning from
burns sustained late yesterday after
noon. She was standing in front of the
fireplace when her dress ignited. Her
parents were away from home al the
time
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
Gridley an Applicant.

Norfolk. Va. Jan. Among the APP
licants who presented themselves today
for examination for commissions i'll the
Marine Corps was ]. =. Gridley, son
of the late Captain Gridley of Olympia
fame.
Young Gridley seeks to become lieu
tenant.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
Croker's Condition Favorable.

Lendon. Jan. Richard Croker, Of
New York, who broke his leg yesterday
near Vantage, while mounting a horse,
is reported this evening to be progress
ing favorably towards recovery.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
The Cortes Opened.

ed today.
No mention was made of Great Brit
ain or the Transvaal in the speech from
the throne.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
The Nashville at Manila.

Washington, Jan. 2-The Nashville
arrived at Manila Saturday, making the
fourth of the five vessels recently order
cd to Manila at the suggestion of Ad-
miral Dewey
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
Found Dead Near Pittsboro.

Pittsboro, \. c., Jan. Especial. -
The eighteen-year-old son of James
Burns was found dead near Woodard $
bridge, nine miles south of Pittsboro
yesterday. 1t is supposed he was thrown
by mule and killed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
Lawton Fund Pushing $40, 900.

Washington, Jan. General Corbin,
Chairman of the I4awton Relief Com
mittee, announces that the subscriptions
to the Lawton Fund received up TO
noon today, amount to $39, 263.35.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
GEN. FRENCH'S REPORT.

London. Jan. 2.-{Thc success of Gen
eral French's column is at length con-
frmel officially the War Office this
afternoon issuing dispatch from Cape
Town Monday, January 1st az fol-
lows:
French reports at : y. m. today from
Coleskop by Photograph, as follows:
"Leaving at Rensburg. holding the
enemy in front. half of the First Suf
folks and a section of the Royal Horse
artillery. | started thence at five in the
afternoon December }1St. taking with
me five xquadronS of cavalry. half of
the second BerkS ard eighty mounted
infantry, infantry carried in wagons,
and ten guns.
II halted for four hours at Maidor's
Farm and at 800 this morning occupied
the kopje overlooking and westward Of
Cole>Gerg. The enemy'S outposts were
taken completely by surprise. At day
light we shelled the laager and enfiladed
the right of the enemy's position. The
artillery fire in reply was very hot from
ii 15-pounder using royal laboratory ann
munition and other guns. We Silenced
the guns on the enemyS right flank,
demonstrating with cavalry and guns
10 the north of Colesberg towards the
junction. where a strong laager of the
enemy was holding Il hill, and position
southeast of Colesberg, as far as the
junction. Our position cuts the line of
retreat via the road and bridge. Some
thousands of Beers with two guns are
reported to be retiring towards Nor
vul's Pont An Remingtons scouts pro-
ceeded towards Achterland yesterday
morning. Slight casualties. about three
killed and few wounded. Details later =
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
The Pure
Food Question

IL net q new question with ~.
We have been advocating pure
food Cor more than & dozen yesrs,
aAd we are rejCiced to sac othere
taxing Il up. W. like TO see mes
Of science taking hold Of it and
showing people tho necessity Of
eating
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Only Pure Food,

and demonstrating 1t by analyti-
cal and other scientific tests, and
We think that everybody should
read Prof. Wither's lecture ON
this important question. We adj
vocate pure food buying and
pure food eating, In the only
practical way by buying and sell
Ing only that which il pure.
Our prices may not always be
the lowest, but they are a. low
az the class of goods we deal in
can be bought ut.
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THE BRITISH AGAIN
DEFEAT The Beers
CONTINUED from first page.)

Twelfth Lancers, proves to have been in
cooperation with Il SIMILAR movement
from Belmont This, directed by Gen
eral Wood, consisted of a flying column
and Il force under Lieutenant Colonel
Pitcher from Belmont. This force moved
into the territory between the Orange
and Riet rAerS. At Sunnyside, north
west of Douglass. it encountered a con
siderable commando, believed to be
wholly composed of disloyal British sub
jccts.
General BabinGton's force proceeded
in the same direction, but on the north
side of Reit river The result of this re-
connaisSancc has not yet been reported.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-03
Thos. PesCud,
GROCER.

In aew quartsrs--S05 Fayetteville ss>
srpoaite tie DOstsfriss
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Nhetnprpnins ane gSefffdIets.

@plineen. Die @taetperz
misunderstanding bef9lpB Die
Neuausihreibung Der burh Die Wabl
bss 9eigeorbneten Wfecum aum 8ur=
germetiter bon @ieBen erlepigten be-
5olbeten 8eigeorbneteniteue. 0as Ge=
halt purbe auf 1000 M. feitgeIebt.
BUR Gtnrtbtung bss 6ausbaltunssz
Materritbtes an ben Nolfsi4ulea na1
benz 8orbilb Der GDlner, 9ausbulz
tungs59ulen tpurben bic erfprberli1en
Meittel beipilliat.
Grier. - sS1 einem @dbrfeller
Ter bieiigen Meinfirma @arenfelb err
eignete ft9 elm becauerliher llnf1n.
sSS1 benz Seller laaern 20 s5uoer in
Gcbrung befinbliGen Mpites. Der&Iz
fer Meiluno itiea in ben Seller binab
unb itiir5te, BON Der freigetporosnen
&Dblenfdure betdubt. betpuBtIos 3u=
fammen. Mebnlidb erging es einem
atrtiten Riifer, 2iefer. ber aur Nettung
ft1neS gameraben iih in ben Reller
EinablieB. @rit NIT 6ilfe etnes NeIpiz
rGtinnsdpparates permphte man Ii9
zine Sddben Den Derunaliidten nIz
bern. Sic ipurben an bic frif1e Buff
gef9afft. Mieberbelebunosberiuhe tat<
ten ieho4 nur bel 2iefer Grfols.
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Dpr Musbru1 bes sseuers an ber
Grdnbftele nit brennenbsr Qaterne ae=
icten tporben.
Oblail. - Der II ; idbriae 6pbn
fes Mrbeiters @ebel aus &lein eserif=
nib beiuAte bor einisen 9asen Bic in
Qaugipib arfgeitellte americanifde
Ghaufel, ber er a,l nabe fam. Gr ers
tielt einen S1las an ben Ropf, fobaB
er beiinnungslps niefer5tiirate. Jah
fIraer 3eit erbolte ct ii9 5tpar pieber,
bp9 trat nah tpentgen Sagen tpieber
9tipubtloiisteit uno balb barauf Der
Sob eitl.
Natibpr. Das IL fGbrioe
Mdb4en @oia in @roB Darptpib Be-
aab fib nit ben b. ltnb 3 idbrigen
4inbern bes SteIlenbeiibers Mple3!a
anf bas Selb. Die $. feste bas g.
iGbrige Ginb anf einen 6aufen Rdr=
tCffelftouben. 5ierauf 5iinbete fie
etnen atpetten bt1t baneben liegenben
9dufen an. Die J1dmmen ergriffsn
Bel benz berrfhenben Minbe Tofort bei=
be 5dnfen. Oas fletne Rtnb 5tanb i'm
Mugenblid in Slemmer. Gs itarb f.,
frrt.
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Eonbern.- Ser 9e1ib bes M.
Msbreien II, Mpentpft ipltrbe etn @dub
Der Tlammen. Ser Niebheitanb 1otpie
ein She'll bes Snpentars fonnten gez
rettet tperben.
Wanbsbef. Der Mntrag bes
'Mosiftrats, fiir bic Stiftuns zines
Nltars fir bic neue epanselii9 lutbez
ride @emeinbe eiuen grebit bis au
10000 M. gu betpiQigen, fanb bic
einitimnise @enebmigung Der it6btiz
f9en gollesien.
@ubbplfein in.-Muf Dem @euf=
fer'iAen 8eiiB in @teilsbOop brah etn
Seuer aus, bas iib in trraer 2ett tpeiz
ter berbreitete unb me1rere S9eunen
nit groben Sutter= ltnb GctreiDeporz
rdtben in Nfhe legte. Oas Mohnhaus
ftnnte Dant Der &ettungsarbetten Der
Geuerpebr sebalten tperoen, a,l9 bag
8ieb purbe aeborgen. Der 59aben 1T
aber bo9 aiemli6 beheutenb.
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9bESist9eit 1.to Sadfciss

g 6merbprf. = Gas SrtebriA
Grailaa'f1e @bepaar feierte in boiler
RIitisteit bas Seit Der aoloenen 9o9z
5eit.
rsbauien. = Die
syiiritin tpobnte Der ginpeibung Der
BON Der 9emertf6aft r8liidauf" fir
ihre Mrbeiter erbauten Golonie BET
Gtpdbauien BEL, bic su ghren berJirz
itin ben Namen r&olDnie Marienban"
erbielt.
Morbis. - Nahnittass 4 llbr
ermproete Der seiftesf6pa4e aupferz
iAmteo Sabrib feline sYrau uno itedte
fobann fein Nnipefen in 8rano.
S9eune uno Stallunaen finb gdnsli9
rteDergebrannt. Ser WfOrDer unb
8ranbltifter tpurbe perbaftet unS in
bas @efdnanib in Worbis eingelief fert.
Sas MotiD su Der Sbat 1T in sSamis
lienberbdltniien au flhen. Ser MDr<
Der, etn iebr perm0aenber Wa1n,
nurbe bann In feiner @efdngntbsele
erbdngt aufgefunben. Gr binterldBt
bierRinber, bon bensn alpei f9ulpflth=
tts iinb.
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Stra s bur g. - Sci Der gr1ab>
tpabl oes 2anbtagsabgeprbneten i'm
Mdbltreiie Strabburg lit Der beut51e
Genotbat @ieg (Racapnietpo) NIT 1O4
Stimmen 9egen ben pplniiden @anDis
boten MoGf4ldger (gilsenburs), Der
81 Sttmmen erbielt, geipablt tuorDen.
Gborn.- Dur6 generalfuperinz
tenbenten .. ODblin ipurbe @uperinz
tenbent Maubfe bor 5ablrei9 perfam=
melter @emeinbe unD unter 8etbeiliz
snng Der geiammten epanselilhen
@eiitlt9teit Sborns in Der NeuitdDti=
fhen Rir4e in bas Gphoralamt ber
DiDaefe Sborn einsefiibrt.
Marienburg. DAB bic
Gtaatsantpalt19aft au 9uniten ber
Nngeflagten 8erufung einlegt, fommt
ni9t oft ppr. Riir5li9 ipurben bier
Die beiben Mrbeiter Mu1dfomstt unb
Rnopfe gu 6 Deatp. Z Mohen 0aft
berurtbeilt, tpetl 5ie bas 2anb bes
Sfenfabrifanten Gonrab nit &loafe
Derinretnist batten. Die Nntsan>
lpaltf9aft er19ien bic Strafe gu bo4,
rnb tie bat aus bieiem @runb beim
2anbgeri9t' in Glbins 8erufuns einz
selegt.
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M in be rsIahen. Bei benz
SefonDmen BAL. Sbepbdlb bier lit
cine 3uderriibe 3u feben, bic bas enpr=
me @emi9t BON 25 pfunp bat. Muh
beItbt 6err Sbeobdlb eine Didriibe inn
@eiptdt Dpn 16 pfunb.
Ganbdu. Ser i'm Gpital un=
tergebra1te Mderer Rlein BON Dierz
baA, Der ben Magner syleditein BON
bDrt burh einen @d,tB 1cbiper per=
tpnnbete, tpurbe our 8epba1tuna feiz
nes @eiftessuitanbes Der Srrenanltalt
Rlinsenminiter iiberipiefen.
2ubm igs9afen. Ser bier
tpobnbaft setpefene 8eibote sSran3
Wtdtt, ber ibm amtli9 iibergebene@efz
Der unteri9lug unb flii9tis sins,. lit
tn 2uyemburg berbaftet iporben. Die
nnteri9lagene Summe IoI ii9 auf ca.
200 M, belaufen.
Rat1ersIautern.- Ser bon
feiner Irau getrennt in ebelihem l1n=
frieben lebenbe 8abnarbeiter Jrettag
bat feline bret ainoer unb fi9 in's
Mafer eeitiirst. Mne bier ipurben
aber gerettet, bic &tnber tparen 19on
in bepubtloiem 3uitanoe. Srettaa
flii9tete unb tparf ii9 ppr einem 3ug
duf bic gifenbabnidienen. ST tpurbe
t1.befen ipesseriiien nnb in 9aft sez
nDmn1er.
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Eefsertet1= 1tttddr...

Erient.- Sin aetpiKer Guam.
Tolliana aus Sefero. Der fi9 in ge=
ribtlider Saft befanb. neil er ieire
Mutter gef9lasen unb feline MngebD<
rigen bebrpbt bat, bat ii6 BON eineln
fleinen galton aus Der 61he BON ettpa
IL Meter in ben 0pf binabae1tiirat,
no ct i6iper Derlebt lisaen blteb.
Snnsbrud. sSn SAlitters
ipurbe Der als Ntebhdnbler fueitbe=
tonnte Nnoreas Stroller auf 1einem
We9e na9 Sauie mitten inlODrfe, rom
Wtrtbsbaufe fon1menb, pDn einen
G2cnne pl0blit sepqdt, au gobsn aez
irolfcn unb ietner @elbtaide, in fer
1d5 ettpo $500 arpnen befanben, Gez
rGubt. Wan fpnnte bes 5bdters bisz
ber nod niAt babbaft lperben.
Weran. - Ser iiber Die @reraen
Se1terreich5 htnaus hefannte Ootelier
So1ef Srabl in ct. Wolfg1ng om
mclfgongiee, 5usleih pdAter bes Soz
tels auf Der S9afhergipiBe unb eines
Sptels in Sbermals bet Wferan bat
Gonturs angeiagt. Der 3uiammenz
bru9 Der renpmmirten SSirn,a erregt
ollenthalben grobes Nufleben.
g d 10 "a. = 0ur1 5iroler 8ldt=
ter gins fiirali6 Die Na9ri9t por
Dem 8estnne Der beramdnniiben Ge=
pinnung bitumin0ien S6iefers inn
Wesengentbal Bel S6arnib burd bic
Serren Guitap, Goolf, 6einri6 unb
Dilhs!m 9ermant in 6ambure. Run=
mehr bat AUDI bic syirma Sen C So.
in Sropau in Der bortteen@eeenb unb
Sinar I'm bintern RiBtbal mebrere
Sret19urfe CUR berqmdnniI9en &C.
tptnnuna hpn Stein0l liefernben NH
nerolien (grbpe6) ertporben. SieSe
Ufneralien iinb bert in elmer Wlddz
t1gteit bis 81; so Gentimeter unb bnz
rllbsr oft faft rein in &alt!diefer eil,z
gefGi6tet.
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mertbeim. sssn 1lrpbar finb
10 Ginber an Der Oipbtberitts err
franft. Mu1 in Ren1bah lit bielelbe
omfaetreten. 81, 6eiben Orten lpar
i'm CONNER bic Shule ldneere 3eit
tpesen Mafern seidlofen.
Weingarten. = Mm &irhz
treib=Mbenb gerietb i'm @aftbaus rSur
&rone" Der bon hier aebiirttge, inDur<
la1 tpobnbafte Ghneioermeiiter SD
ger NIT einem biefieen 2anbipirl1 &r.
In Morttoe9iel, Der in ShGtlih1eiten
ausartete. sSdger, ber fGaper berlebt.
nnh i'm Stanbe mar. Al feinen Wer=
tranbten gu selangen. ftiirate buiel5ii
betpubtlos aufammen nno itarb.
gberbah. - $50 bas neue
Mmtsgeri1t binfommen folI, 1T INNER
nod niht entIbiebsn. Dod ibsint ter
MIfanes in 2lusfiht eenommene pldb
am Babnhcf immer nod i'm @orberz
grunb, 5u iteben. Sm Mnfhlub on benz
ielben ION nun eine 3ufammenle9una
bon Mausrunbitiiden itattfinoen unb
atpar nid,t, tpie friiher in ben benuhz
bcrten BaLbl0den. cine alif freitpilIi=
ger Wereinbaruna Der @runbbeiiber
berubenbe. fpnbern cine oblisatorilhe.
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Hauoper a.tto @rassnft6speta.

@lotb. Mentner TriB @tod
bier feierte als dltetter 8iirger nn1erer
Gtabt feinen 80. 8eburtstaa. 6err
Stod erfreut iid9 Bel bieYem feltsnen
Mlter nod elmer guten @efunbbeit unb
aebt nod tdglicb feiner setpobnten
hdusliden 9ei4dftiguns nad.
Nprbitem m H.. ~ Mm Moraen
fiel in Der Mebnung bes 3immermei=
tiers 8. 8. Mobbe Elm @duB. Die
poliseibebDrbe brang in bic Wobnung
fts Nobbe Elm unb fano benfelben in
fetner S6laftanmer entfeelt am 9o>
ben lieaenb. Der fofort bin3uge3ogene
Mrat tonnte nur nod ben 1ob feitltelz
len. Der Weritorbsne jpIl ii4 in
fHlehten finon3ielen @erbdltniFen be-
funben bnben.
flebe. Sin bcbduerliher 1lnfdlI
paffirte BEN 6ofbeiiber leinri4 Borg,
ftlb hitrfelbit auf benz 8ubnhof DoQs
berqtn. pDlelbit 3. 5iptds Mblieferung
feiner Madre nit ieinem Gelp1nlt
mar. 8. battle feine pferbe auBer dtbt
9eldiftn, bic burn bas 6ercnndben
bes @mneIauges ff:u ipurben unb
bur&gin9in. Das linte pferb ipurbe
bon btm Sdnell5uge erfabt unb total
atrmalmt.
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1p,ist,terh.

Num melsburg. - 9as Mlt=
fiber 8abr'1de @bepaar i'm naben
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Gnec1t Rarl Metnets machte in Der
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3ahan. eyl ber hier bpllapges
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ter bieiiger @5tabt aetpdht.
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{ebid in Musiibuna feines Berufes
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art iiberfuhr, bab berfelbe ben babel
erlittenen Werlebunaen erlag, tam
fiir3lih Elm Rinb beg Giaentbiimers
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gems, bas 10 fhtpere Werlebunaen Coz
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fir 9aas 1853 unb fir Ouharler
2075 Stimmen; Duaarlet lit fomit
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Mbort feiner Mobnung iibenb NIT eta
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