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The suburban citizen., 1900-03-31
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Tha dispute resulting from the complaint
made by the Sultan OF Morocco OF French
sncroachment is becoming quite serious ana
:wo French warships have been sent,
Paris newspaper publishes despateh'
purporting to have been receive Dy Agon,
slllo, announcing that the Filipinos had
routed the Americans near Cubat
Arthur O'Connors motion In the House OF
Commons, that the government take steps
to remedy the overtaxatIOn OF Ireland was
rejected.
The constituents Of DR.. Calvin b. Clark
member of Parliament for Caithness, de-
handed his resignation.
A German cruiser was launched at hlel
and given the name Prinz Heinrich.
At luncheon given in Berlin to the for
slgn diplomats Emperor William discussed
tho open-door policy with Ambassador
White
A Berlin report of a proposed joint naval
demonstration In Chinese waters was denied
In London.
The price Of coal Is rising on the conh-
nent, and factories in some places are being
closed.
A druggist tried to murder Judge in Paris
by shooting at him in court
Combines are the order Of the day In Ger
many. Only four per cent. OF the sugar
manufacturers are lacking to complete the
syndicate. The German zinc rolling mills
have combined.
The seal catch this season. as estimated Dy
steamers arriving at ST.. Johns N. f., VIII
reach $50, 900, against 247 900 last year.
The Dowager Empress Of China is shower
Ing decorations upon and raising to distinc-
tion prominent members OF the anti-foreign
powers.
Chancellor Sir Michael Hlcks-Beaoh an
nounced that 80, 800 applications for the war
loan subscribed for 1877 100000.
The 2OOth anniversary Of tho Berlin Acad-
emy Of Sciences was celebrated. The En-
peror made a speech.
OheYOlier do Souza Correl, Brazilian min
lster at the Court Of st. james, was founo
dead In bed In London.
In the suit at London Of DAILY vs. Ed
WRrdes, for the possession OF Days Ihe-
ater, Justice Kekewich decided for the
plaintiff.
In the German Reichstag the Prussian
government was taken to task for the anti
quated system OF car.coupling employed.
Sir Edmund Douglas Veitch Fame, English
envoy at Copenhagen, is dead, aged sixty
two
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-31
MACRUM HEARD.
H0 Aired His Grievance Before House
COmmittee--A Tempest In
a Tennnt.

Washington, Especial. After all, It has
been shown that the famous Macrum case
was tempest in the proverbial teRpot. The
former Consul OF Pretoria appeared before
the House Committee on Foreign Affairs,
and made such sorry showing that it was
suggested to abandon tho hearing before tho
story was half told
He had not a peg upon which to hang his
contention that he had been unfairly treated
by the State Department The members Of
the committee wero disgusted, and 1t was
decided TO drop the matter then and there.
Hence the last has been heard Of Macrum
the Silent.
The investigation OF tho case was at the
instance OF Representative Wheeler, Of Ken
tucky, who introduced q resolution asking
that tho allegations be Investigated. Macrum
was summoned from East Liverpool, o. Tho
inquiry developed almost into farce.
The case will not be given tho dignity Of
one deserving a report to the House. 1t will
simply be dropped.
The former Consul presented two letters
that had been opened by the British censor
neither Of them OF Importance but it was
shown by communication from Secretary
Hay that the American had nos taken the
trouble TO make an official complaint, but
had contented himself with ramon charges
after he returned to the United States. He
admitted that nc had been treated just as
the representatives OF other nations in his
jurisdiction had, and to diroct question by
Representative W. A. Smith said that he had
returned to the United states largely be-
cause OF pressing private business.
His assertion that the British authorities
were In possession OF tho United States
cipher code he could not substantiste. It
developed during sharp cross-examination
that Maorum based his belief on q rumOr
that dispatch he had sent home asking for
a leave OF absence on November had been
published. He said no had been informed
that newspaper in Durham printed this
fact.
A lengthy letter was sOnt the committee
by Secretary Hay explanatory % the lotter-
opening episode complained Of by Mr..
Macrum. There was also sent by the State
Department communication from Consul
General stowe, In which the latter stated
that he had heard of the mail tGmpering
and informed the British Commissioner
who in turn communicated with the British
officials at Port Durham.
The explanation OF these authorities was
most satisfactory, the Consul General stated.
The letters had been opened unintentlonally,
and the offense was not repeated. Mr.
Maorum admitted that there had been no
further Interference with his mail.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-31
beer RAID.
rhreateAing Lord Roberts Line Of Com
municAtiOn-Opera ia
Froe state.

London, CBy Cable. "A censored dispatch
10 the Daily Chronicle from Kimberley, says
"Four hundred Free Staters have taken
possession OF the road between Kimberley
and Paardeberg. They have seized farm
near Pandamsiontein, where number'ot
army horses had been sent to rest and Craze.
Il Is rumored that their object Is to raid she
railway by way Of Jacobsdal'
The Cape Town correspondent OF the Daily
News, telegraphing Tuesday, says
"It Is improbable that the advance from
Bloemfontein will be made for another
month. General Clements Is advancing to
Bloemfonten In four columns. When Lord
Roberts begins the march northward General
Gatacre will be left in charge OF Bloemfon-
tein. The Colonial Government has ordered
the Cape Volunteers to withdraw south Of
the Orange river for fear OF accentuating
racial feeling"
Lord Roberts cables to the War ONCE as
follows from Bloemfontein, under date OF
Monday:
"Captain Sloane Stanley, of the Sixteenth
Lancers, was slightly wounded in an affair
OF outposts north OF the Modder river March
25."
A dispatch from Bloemfontoln to the Times
ampllnes Lord Roberts dispatch rs follows;
"A cavalry reconnaissance was made on
Sunday toward Brandfort. The Sixteenth
Lancers, by sldrmIshing, drew the Beers
from their position into the open, when the
Ninth Lancers attempted to outflank the
enemy while they were engaged from the
front by a dlsmounted section Of tho Six
teenth Lancers. Our casualties are reported
TO be few"
A dispatch to tho Daily Telegraph from
Bloemfontein says;
"The Transvaalers have arrested Com
mandant prinsloo, who had settled upon a
farm 20 miles north Of Bioemfonteln, wish-
ing to enjoy peace under British rule"
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-31
OTIS SENDS EDITOR TO PRTscN,
Publication of Articles InimIcal to the
Military Government at Manila.

Publication of Articles InimIcal to the
Military Government at Manila.
Manila, (By Gable. LA Patria and ri
Liberal, Spanish organs Of the extreme Fill
pino party. have recently been publishing
articles lnimlcal to the military government.
General Otis has suppressed the former
Journal for sedltlon, and Imprisoned the
editor, at the same time Issuing a warning
to the members OF the extreme party that
they should observe greater moderation.
Senior Palermo, at one time president OF
the so-called Filipino cabinet, having re-
ceived permission from the authorities to
come to Manila, Is expected to present him
self this week at San Fernando, province Of
Union.
The rebels in General Youngs district are
becoming aggressive. The American bat
TALON garrisonlng the town OF Namagapa-
can was attacked on four consecutive nights
recently. Reinforcements arc now arriving
there.
General Young proposes to pursue the
rebels aggressively before the rniny season
sets In.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-31
EYER-BURNING FEET.
Isabolla Kane Died From the Effects Of
Poison From Opiates.

Isabella Kane Died From the Effects Of
Poison From opiates.
Trenton, N, j., Especial. Isabella Kane,
the i2-year-old girl who gained much motor
lety because she had feet that were con-
stantly burning, died at hotel In this city.
She was under treatment by experts, who
were having good results, but the cause OF
her death was convulsions, caused by the
poison from oplates, which she WAS forced
20 take to allay the pain.
The girl for the past two years was
troubled with a burning sensation OF the
feet, and was forced to remain in a sitting
position for months, With her feet In vessel
Of hot water.
Shortly before O'clock, she was taken
with convulslon, which, like others she had
experienced, was brought on as a result o
the poisoning OF her system with laudanum
and opium, given her during the two years
Of her suffering TO relieve her pain. When
the girl was brought out Of the convulsion
she fell into a light doze and quietly passed
away.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-31
A WOMAN MURDERED.
Ca~wed with Knives and Then Set on
Fire.

CauTed with Knives and Then Set on
Fire.
Raleigh N. O., Especial. )--Iutellig
has Just reached here OF most horrible
crime committed in the bordering county OF
Chesterfield, 5. G.
Cassie Boon, young woman, was enticed
from her homo by four men and carried tc
the woods nearby, where they assaulted hel
with knives and almost carved her lesn
IRON her bones. After having satisfied them
selves with this treatment tho four brutes
saturated her clothing With oil aud sot it Oh
IRE. llr STREAMS brought assistance. The
flames were extlngulshed. aud she was ear
rled to her home, where she fingered IA few
hours and died.
Il is alleged that this young woman had
married man 10y the name OF Steen, bui
still retained her maiden name. II Is said
that her husband instigated tho deed and
led the assault upon the woman. One OF the
other three Is brother OF SteeD, aud the
other Two are sons OF Fiddler" Steve jack.
son. Feeling In the county rurs higa.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-31
NO MINES WERE LAID.

Trenches Dug Near Kentucky's Capitol
Only to Cause a Sensation.
frankfort Ky, Especial. The Repubt
can adjutant general-Collier- denied that
mines are being laid around the arsenal and
capitol grounds, aud In an explanatory com
munica,ion to the Democratic assistant al
jutant general Murray-General Collier
said that some indlscreet men at the arsenal
had dug trenches, and made a pretense ol
laying mines to create sensation, but the
work was entirely without the sanction OF
knowledge Of General Collier and the meO
engaged have been sharply reprimanded
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-31
Escnninr conylots Shot Down.

Greensboro, N. c., Especial. )-Three men
who were serving out their sentences on the
county roads, about nine miles from here,
made break for liberty. The guard fred,
and two OF the convicts being in line, the
bullet pissed entirely through one Of them,
killing him instantly. and woundi'g the
other mortnlly. The third, white man
named Eppes, escaped.
Tho Lord Mayor OF Sheffield, England,
has commissioned Onsloy Ford to execute n
marble bust OF 0U7On Victoria for tho new
Town hall
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-31
OVER $50, 900 SEALS TAKEN.

Catch Estimated to bo Greater This Sec
son Than for Twenty Years.
st. Johns, N. f., (By Cable.)-The sealing
steamer Leopard, which took shelter al
Weseyville, In consequence OF the storm, ia
due here Tuesday morning, and other stea.
mers are expected TO arrive during the day
Judging from reports thus far received, the
totarnumber OF seals taken by the feet is
about 100000 and the prospect Is that, A.
four weeks OF the fishing season have yet tc
run, this total will bs increased by some
sixty thousand.
As the entire catch last year was only
247, ,OOO, this years figures promise to be the
best within twenty years.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-31
Was Buried Alive.

Philadelphia, (Special)-At MuIlIca Hill,
N. j., near this place, the discovery has been
made that a boy was buried alive. An un-
dertaker was exhumlng bodies Of the MEM
bers OF tho switzer family, who lived at
Mulllcal Hill about 25 years ago, for finaI
burial In this city. One coffin contained the
skeleton OF boy and its condition bore
evidence Of an awful struggle after tho sup
posedly dead body had been buried
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-31
Murdered His wife.

OIL City, Pa, Especial )-Amos Elder, NJ
oll-well drller, shot aud killed his wife
Elder was intoxicated at tho time, and the
shooting occurred after terrible struggle
in which the woman sought to save her liis
Tho murderer escaped.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-31

Odessa the great Russian port on the
Black Sea, is S75 miles across that sea from
Constsntinople The reported presence OF
:he transports there would indicate an in
IGNITION to move the Russian troops by sea
and put them ashore near Oonstantlnople
ander cover OF the Black Sea squadrons
guns shoald war break out.
Between Odessa and Turkey by the land
route are Roumapia, Bulgaria and Eastern
Roumelia, which are supposed to be under
Russian influence. BY tho most favorable
and route the distance from odessa to Con-
'tantinople is over 500 miles
The Russian demands on Turkey for con-
sessions In Asia Minor are understood to be
Tor railroad concessions involving practical
control OF all Northern Asia Minor.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-31
READY TO fight.
NEARLY 100000 RUSSIAN TROOPS
lIOBILIZED NEAR ODESSA.
SQUADRON IN READINESS.
Active Preparations for Move on Con,
stantinOple should the Sultan Prove In
traotabIe--Russlan GarrisOns Along the
Armenian Frontier Greatly Increased
Russla's Demands,

London, CBy Oable)-The Standard gives
extreme prominence to the following special
dispatch from ODESSA Russiai
"There can be- no longer any doubt as to
the object OF the warlike preparations now
being completed in South Russia. Nearly
$50, 900 troops have already been mobilized
near this place for active service. The
Black Sea squadron with transports, Is held
In instant readiness.
1.-The tension In the relations between st.
Petersburg aud the Sublime Porte becomes
every day more acute. The position Is
looked upon with the gravest apprehension.
"If the Ottoman Government, supported
by Germany. should prove stubbornly in
!ractuble with regard to Russia's conces-
,ionary demands in Asia Minor serious com
plicatious must Inevitably ensue. the
Russian garrisons in the Caucasus and
along the Armenian frontier have been In
'reased foursold and equipped for active
service"
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-31

Copper hagen, (By Cable. )--Nothlng IA
known In competent circles hore to confirm
the Paris report that tho sale Of the Danish
Antilles to the United States has been prac-
ticnliv completed.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-31
DANISH WEST INDIES.

A Report That the Sale to United States is
Practically DOno.
London, (By Cable.)- dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company from Paris
says the sale OF the Danish Antilles to the
United states has been practically COM
pleted.
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e@leswi9.Solitettt.

Milfter. = Bum Rantor on Der
biefigen Rir9e tparb 2ebrer S6ramm
bierfelbit getpd6lt.
g d tp a rtfen. - OteWeripdltuno
Der britten 2ebrerite1e in Gdrbp lit
benz Observation-Disclosures 9,iharb
SpielDpgel aus @dernf0rbe iibertrasen
!porben.
5egebers.- Der an Der gbaui@
ice NbrensbDt Sesebera helesene0of
9pbenborit nit einem Mreal bon 23O
Sonnen Deiten BoOens lit bon fem
feitberigen 8eiiber 0aillen al einen
!Derrn @ldtte II, &tel, friiher in 8ru=
iilien fir $4,000 M, Dertcuft nor@
ben.
Manbsbed. Die felt Sab
resfriit bier bef6aftiate 6iilfsiebrerin
Marie DorotGea Raufer lit Gus tim
5taDtifben S9ulbienit uusaelhieben,
I'm Die 2ebrerinItelle in paBbers. areis
plDn, gu iibernebmel. Sum 2ehrer in
G4iffbed lit nit Stimmenlnebr6eit
Der Qebrer SinId in 8arn1iteot se@
nl6lt.
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0robbersn8tb,tt,t Setfets.

Maina. - Sir bas Gutenberg
Muieum bat Der &aufmann Mbplf
@Dra In 2pnbon (Bruber bes .bieiigen
3edtsantpalts), BEL Sreunben unb Sez
farnten in 2onoon 10000 Marf gez
fammelt.
pfunefa bt.- Gin in Der Set
aerf6en, pormdligen Siepermann'z
fchen 3iinbbolafabrif ausgebrobenes
sSeuer aerisOrte ben sroBen fog.Nbfi;!lz
bdu Biz auf bas Mauertperf. 9as nerz
beerenbeglement fanb natiirlih an ben
3inbbOl5ern Die bette Nabruns,
@impfen. 6err 80. 2eu5,
@eribtsDollaiefer bier, beging iein
50idhriges Dienitjubtldum. Mus Dtez
fem MnluB bracbte Imtsri6ter &rd=
mer nit Sen ibm llnteritellten 8eamten
benz eeSnbilar in feiner Wpbnung Sea-
mems Reg aeiammten @eri6tsperloz
mails gliidniinibe bar.
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gtbtinproSins mnS u HfaIess.

Midr t 3. 0ier s1titanb IN
ben Geitenaebduben Der Mseberei bDr
Gehriiber ShreD Elm Brdnb, burn
fpelhen erobe Wprrdtbe Derni9tet ipur>
ben Der Sd,aben belduft iih auf et@
tpa 10000 Marf. Der Betrieb hes
Werfes lit niht geltDrt, ba es Der
5euertpebr aelang, ben Branb ppn ber
eisentliden Weberei fernaubalten.
Mitten. Mn Der Greuauna Der
9lrbeDitrdBe tpurbe Der 50idbrige Mr-
Hetter Gnbn BON einem Strabenba1r7
Taaen iiberfahren unb fofort get0btet.
Ger 0erun9liidte, Der fhner pertiim@
melt porben lit, 1oa ben llnfan bas
bltr6 felbit perf6ulbet baben, bah er
auf ben in Der syabrt befinblihen Mpa
tortpasen gu fprinaen berludte.
2aafpbe. Ser 2anbmeHer
gierau Bat bos 7ilbrise @Dbn9en bes
Shreinermeiiters sJriebriHSoos bort~
ielbft auf her StraB. NIT benz 5ahrrab
iiherfobren unb beInnbers am Ropfe
berart perlebt, bab Der I Sob eintrat.
Die eineeleitete nnter1ubung ipirb er..
asben, ob ilnb intpietpeit ben Habfabrer
elm 8erf6ulben trifft.
OMffelbprf. +. Wfpraens Jegen
5 ubr. brc9 am Msbrbabn in benz
2oaer Der syabrif fir MpuHelins,
Mctts unb beraiertes Glas BON 90.
@cupel Sobn sSeuer aug, tpeldes iebr
idnea um iih eriff. Die SSeuertpebr
ariff ben 8ranb NIT iieben SAlauh@
linien an unb es eelang ibr nd6 ettpu
rteritiinOtger Nrbeit, bes @lementss
6err 81 tperoen. Ser Shaben tit 5ez
beIterb.
5rpisbprf. Ser Director Der
sS1iebri9 Wilhelmsbutte, Garl5lan1n,,
pa! ii6 felbit erihpfIen. Oa ber @erz
1trrhene in guten uno geDrbneten 0er=
hcltniifen geleet bat, 10 lit Die Miitbeiz
lung, bab Der @tnitur3 bes 6o6ofens
fer 9etnrihsbiitte Bel 6attinaen, hen
CT erhdut bate, i'm gu benz perbdns=
afbhrllen Scbritt eetriebsn bat ais
elaubtpiirbig ansunebmen. 8ei benz
@ii,itura bes 6ohofsns famen feds
2srbetter ums 2eben.
GDniasninter. Msittaas
muroe Die 5euernebr alarmirt; bas
Gebol3 an Der Hbeinfeite bes Orddenz
fels itanb in 5lammen. Ser Malb=
branb mar bur6 Elm yeuer6en entltan=
cen, tpelhes bieiise 8urIcben am 8erge
oneeaiinbet batten. Den Mnitrengun=
ger Der 5eueripebr gelana es na6 meb<
1eren Stunben, ben 8ranb au l1fden.
2eiber 1T our6, bas sSeuer Die 0egetaz
tion an Der Siibipeitieite bes Orahens
fels fir bieies Sabr aum She'll pernidlz
tet,
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ssanoser amS sraun,d,seia

See{en. Der gifenbabnfhlolz
Ter Siimmler BON Aier tpurbe, als Ell
BON elmer MaIdine abseitiegen mar,
rnu benz BON @oslar fpmmenben perz
fonenouge erfabt uno 10 f9iper am
&ppfe perleBt, baB Der 5oh auf Der
Ste[le eintrat. Der 0erunaliidte mar
81 Sabre alt uno binterldbt Srau uno
aipei ainber.
Saritebt. Die Sohter bss
8abnndrters U. MOnnig, pelde gum
8e5u6 nad bier gefommsn mar, tpurz
be bon nreem MiBsei9id betroffen.
Sbr 8ruber, pelder iih' NIT eine:n
5ei6ins bef6dftist bate, traf feline
Shnefter burd einen G6ub in bic
SA4dfe; tie tpurbe nab benz Granfen~
baus gebracbt.
6Dbenbdmeln. - % Sabre
iinb Derfloifen, bab ber Nenoant unis-
rer SparcaiIe, 9err 9offmann. in .biss
fem Nmte gelpirtt bat. Inter ieiner
Qeitung lit bic 6pdrcaiIe 3u Dem ae-
iporbeI, mas lie lit; Elm 8erfebrs Snz
1tttut, Dds ufl1erem Srte unD un1erer
nmsesenb gum sroBen Sesen serei6i.
DGsburg. Die Dprarbeiten
our Mnlegnng zines Ralitpertes in Der
bieiigen Jelbmarf finb Nun 10 melt aes
bieben, bab in ben nd1iten Wohs.l
nit Der Mbteufnns bes Ghahtss be-
gonnen tperbeil pirb. Die lGnbereisa,
Die BON Der Geperffhaft vWilbelms
bah" gu cieiem 3pede unb 5u fpGte.
rem Mnlagen eriporben iporben iinb.
ii1b bur1tpeg nit 5000 Morf BRO
Morgen beSdblt porben.
Marborf. sSn Der yeadt
brannte bas WobnbduS Des Mrbeiters
Triebrih Danfenbring ub. Die oltea
brapen Qeute tonnten leiber nibts ret
ten, ale Nprr6the unb dlle 6ausbalz
tungsgegenGnbe Derbrannten. Wenn
Der Minb eine dnbere Mimtunq qrlqez
nomnen bate, bunn pGren {iberlih
nod mebrere NIT 5trob gebedtt Nuh-
barbdufer Elm Hanb Der GIamnen sez
fpprben.
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y1aumburg Der Mungsl on
fleinen MDbnunsen, Der felt eilliger
3eit bier herrfht, bate cine bieiige6as
nilie beranlabt, ibre iiebert Saehen
auf bem Marfts PORN Natbballie abs
3lllaDcn, bis nah mebreren StAnren
cit 9bbadl fiir lie beIhafft mar.
M ubIbers d. g. Cine fslz
tene d, sseicfnlnp ipurbe Dem Ghifs
meiftsr issS:. 5bomas in MartinsfirS
hen gu 5beil. N;n /. Mpril iparen go
Sabre Dsr0angen. bab ber 8esonnie
auf bem portigen Hittergnrf in Dienft
t1at. 9lus MnllB siefer logaidbriserl
treuen DienIt3eit ipurre inn DDm SEai<
Ter bic ppn 5eiebrih Milbelm LII.
gcitiftete iilherne 8erbienit MeDaille
Derlieben. 0iefelbe fpurDe benz fez
tagten sSubilar bonn MmtspDrite1er
Rrile 8rotteDiB feierli9it iiberreiht.
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@iirttentber8.

6etlhro11ir. - Cine intereHante
gntbedung purbe bieier Sage in elmer
bieiigen 5amilie, Die felt eSabren nit
Tenn &ernerbauie in Weinsbero in
5reunoi9aft itebt, gsmabt. 8eritedt
unter auerlei altem 8eriimpel entbedte
man bort Elm mod Siemlt6 gut erbaltez
nes Oelbilo bon Suftinus 8erner. bas
BON Der MeiHerbanb bes Gtuttaarter
Malers Stirnbranb ausgefiibrt, ippbt
pas ein5ige iein piirite, auf pel6em
Der 1dltpdbii9e 0i9ter ii6 rem 8e~
f6auer i'm S9mude eines ibDnen8pllz
bartes aeigt.
@eislingen. sSn Der lebten
5ibung Der biireerliden @nllegisn
murine Der pom Stabtbauamt ausaea,=
beitete Goftenporanidlas fir bic asz
plante Gritellung elmer 6o6brudpaiz
1erleitung -befannt gegeben. Danah
belaufen fih bic Soften auf 100000
Marf. Sn elmer ldngeren OiscuiIion
gelangten Derf9iebene Yrojecte aum
8orihlag, unb es purbe befcblofIen,
eine Nahpriifuns Der pldne unb bes
8oranidlags fir bic 9ohbrudleituna
bureh Sberamtsbaumeiiter Steiff ppr-
nebmen 81 la1en, bierauf bic Often
Dem 6. Bauamt fir bas Maiferperz
1oreunsspeien bor5ulegen nit Der
8itte, iid iiber bic proiecte gu du=
bern.
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GGnt8reid) sdd)fe,t.

Nobeps<Ai. g. - 0on hem
ton bier ipur,os; oerf6punbenen @ez
meinoealteiten Hentier MGnnel lit trob
cifrigen Slt6ens npb feline Spur at
I,1tner setpe1en. gs 1T cine 8elphnura
Don eco Mart ausgeiebt. Der 0er=
niete befano ii6 in guten @erbdltnii=
fen.
Seb16. - Na1 bielfaben 0erz
honblungen bat bic fDnigl. .Mmts sbauptz
niannfAaft 2eipaig nunmebr bic Sc
nebmiguns our Grridtung ein,s
Bolts unb Shulbraufebabes in benz
Eieiiaen Sbulgebdube bebingungspeiie
ertbeilt. Oos 0plfsbab fdnn iebp9
nrr pGbrenb Der fGulfreien Sagesaei=
ten als fol6es benubt unb bic 8eneh-
n;iguna tpieber 3uriidgeaogen iperben,
Iphalb fih aus feiner 8enuBung unane
trGglidteiten fir bic Shule beraus@
iteQen follten.
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bilben aegeniuGrtig ben StoI3 bes Is.
ll!anell Hegilnents unb ihres 6eis
matb ODrfbens Aueb, Rreis Bitter
felb. Die iunsen Mdnner, 66bne hes
htrtieen @6rniebemeiiters 8ahmann.
t1Gten 1896 aufammen als Nefrutsn
BEL Der gaballerie in ben beut5hen
Geeresbienf ein unb ipurben 3u gleiz
der 3eit ,auf bic 9hierGratlt9e Goaz
fAuIe nah Dresben ais BefMagfhiiler
errsinanbirt. Sic oerlieben bic Ghute
aufdmmen als aepriifte 9uffhniebe.
Die 3tpillingsbriiher finb BON elmer
fofhen MebnIihfeit, rab lie feitens ihs
rer aamerdben ilnb ber Offi3iere nur
i6tper bon. eiaunber iintr{m mieben pers
ben tonnttn; bic 3nilIinge febren qez
aellp6rtia uls Meferpiiten III lire 6eis
m1th 3nriid.