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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS
MANY ROBRERIEs

Some time between midnight Satur-
day night and Sunday morning some
one entered the store of S. Goodman
corner of High and Washington streets.
took out Il suit Of clothes. Including un-
derwear. and went out in the yard pull
ed off their old clothes, put on the new
ones and left the others behind. Some
other articles were missing. but none
OF them were of much value.
MIR. Goodman does not know whether
the man was locked in the store or en-
tered by means of a key, as there were
no signs of break anywhere
The same night some one broke into
LCokinS barroom. corner of Rose ave
nue. and Green streets. and broke open
the money drawer. Failing to find any
money. they then broke open a slot
machine and robbed 1t of all the money
there was in it. Some cigars and few
bottles OF whiskcy were taken and then
the parties left
The same night some one entered the
store of Mr.. Vernon Brooks, corner of
County and Efiineham streets and TOOK
some small change out OF the drawer
and Il number of miner articles and
then left
The office of DR.. Bindenwald, on Mid
die street. was entered md was rar-
sacked. His book and instrument cases
were torn all TO pieces. The Doctor
missed only a few things.
Whoever the party is they are evil
IDENTIFY after money. as they do not take
anything of much value.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
DIED Suddenly.

Yesterday about 1870 o'clock Mr. Vim
cent Tabb. clerk for Mr.. O.. NJ. Rcy-
nolds. died suddenly while attending to
some duties around the store. Mr.. Tabb
had been u great sufferer from head
ache and would often become totally
bind from the effects for n short While,
but nothing serious was thought of it,.
At The time spoken of he was in the
rear part of the store. He called to Mr..
Reynolds to come TO him and by the
Time that gentleman reached there he
had IA len and was all black in the face.
DR. NlonZa liiisoly was called in, but
could he of no service.
Mr.. Tabb was the youngest son OF
the la.e Morris Tabb. lie had just
9assed his 50th birthday and was con-
sidcrcd to be in good health. lie leaves
a wife and two children to mourn their
loss. lie was one OF the charter MEM
bcrs of Atlantic Lodge. X. of T.. and
past chancellor Of James Monroe Coun-
ell. Royal Arcanum. Notice OF funeral
will appear later.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
FJfNERAIS

The funeral of MIR. Thomas Nee took
place Sunday afternoon from ST Paui's
Chapel. The services were conducted
by Rev. Thomas j. Brady. after which
the remains were inferred in ST. Paul's
Cemetery.
The funeral of little Lille
Fletcher, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fletcher. took place yesterday
afternoon from No. 42l jefferson street.
The services We're conducted by Rev
Dr.. Fisher assisted by Rev. Mr. Nenn-
son. The remains were inferred in Oak
Grove Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Laura S. King
took place yesterday afternoon from the
Churchland Baptist Church. The ser
vices We're conducted by Rev. DR.. Owen.
The remains were Inferred in the
Churchland Cemetery.
The bearers were as follows:
Henry Duke. Wright Carney. Il. i.
Pecle. c. II. Williams. G. NJ Turner, c.
w. Coleman, John I. Griffin.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
BOARD OF HEALTH.

The regular meeting OF the Board OF
Health was held last night with the
following members present: r.. l..
Lash, president: Pollard. Clark and
Hunt.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved. The sanitary in
spector submitted his report for three
weeks. which was ordered to be fled. On
motion the school board was requested
to rescind their action in regard 10
Keeping children from school fourteen
days after measles has been in u house
and the child is well. They ask that
The child be allowed to attend school
as soon as the house is fun gated.
On motion Il committee consisting Of
Misses Clark, Hun. and Pollard was
appointed to revise the health ordl-
nances. DR.. Il. 5. Hope. health officer
made his report in regard to the sale
OF secondhand clothes in the city. and
recommended that all secondhand un-
derwear. linen. etc, be not allowed 80
be sold in the city. which was adopted.
and the Council will be asked TO adopt
an ordinance 10 that effect
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
LITTLE AiOtrgE DTD n

Sunday morning Mr.. Coke Smith
preached at Monumental Church. in
this city. During the solemn part of
his sermon little mouse made his APP
pearance. and for Il while ran down the
aisle and in among the pews where
there was quite a number OF ladies' who
began to move around in IA nervous
manner and created some excitement
The minister was puzzled at first to
learn the cause. but when he did he
said; Ladies. don't get frightened; it's
only little mouse. and church mice
are usually proverbally poor
The mouse could not have reished
the remark. for he left as suddenly as
he came, and he thought he was indig-
nant at what had been said. Order was
again restored. and the gentleman went
on with his discourse.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
Conservation Of B:al,op-Elect
tlCllY.

CDy Telegraph to Virs!nan Pilot)
Savannah. Ga. May 2i.-The conse-
Grafton of Bishop-elect Kelly, of the
savannah Diocese. Will take place in
st. Fe;cr's Cathedral Richmond. VA.
Pentecost sunday. June next. The Ger
emony of conservation wi be conduct
ed by Cardinal Gibbons ana the ass st
ant consecrators will be Bishop North
rop. of Charleston. ard Bishop Mona
han. of Wilmington. Del.
Bishop Kelly is native Of Virginia,
having been norn At Petersburg Octo-
tcr IL. isi1. II was q private in Cen
oral Iicmrcr's command in the Con cd
crate army at Il years of age. After a
shor, and probably unsa iSfactory OK
rericncc as newspaper reporter, he
began to prepare himself FOR tn pricrt-
hood is theoloeical studies b irg CON-
rletcl ut tho American COLLEGE at
Rome. He was conserratcd n priest in
st Peters Cathedral. Richmond. in
1873.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
NANAL ORDERS.

The following naval orders have been
issued:
Passed Assistant Surgeon w. C. Brai-
stod is detached from the Detroit and
ordered to duty with the Maynower.
Lieutenant X. d. Hasbrouck is de-
,achcd from the Detroit and ordered TO
the Naval War College for instruc-
,ion.
Commander f. S. Prime is ordered
In tho War College for duty
Commander a. Speycrs is ordered to
the War College.
Lieutenant c. c. Mitchell is ordered
to the torpedo station for instruction.
Lieutenant w. V. R,onaush Is, ordered
10 the torpedo station.
Lieutenant w. S. Montgomery Is or
dcred to the toiocdo station
Acting Boatswain ]. Lavcn is ap-
pointed acting hoatswain.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
WHO DID THIS CUTTING

Yesterday morning aihCut O'CLOCK
po'lce Officer Mahon saw traces Of
blood on the sidewalk on First street.
near the navy-yard gate. He followed
them up and found that they led to
poX in the rear OF the bar formerly
Kept by man named Cherry. on the
corner of First and Lincoln street. In
the box he found MIR. w. W. Gwinn.
a we!!-known citizen. who was in an
unconscious condition from several
cuts on the head. from which the blood
was flowing freely. Gwinn was brought
TO the police station. DR.. Cupeppcr
was summoned and dressed the wound.
Gwinn after recovering consciousness
refused to answer any questions i'll re-
gard TO the cutting. and the authorities
are In the dark. lie was afterwards
sent to his home. The wounds. though
not dangerous. arr painful and will
give him considerable trouble.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
THE COUNTY COURT.

In the County Court yesterday rcso-
lutions on the death OF the late w. IL.
G Ellis were ordered to be spread Oh
the minutes.
joseph and Jacob Goodman, Morris
FOX and IIyman -iftel, natives Of Rus
STA. declared their intention of bccom
ing American citizens.
Amelia p Sykes was . nronlnted ad :
minis;rator OF David u. Sykes. and
Mamie II. Baker qualified as guar
dian of Joseph Z. ana Guidon *, or
phans of Guidcn Is. Baker.
l.. 7. Bran5le. r.. l.. Banks and Ed
gar Bell We're appointed special police
men for Ocean View.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
SMASHED THE BUGGY Up.

Last night two young men came over
from Norfolk in II buggy. They stopped
at Farleys saloon, and while in there
Mr.. John Penet got in the buggy ana
drove off. He wcnt all over South
Portsmouth. When near .sparrow's
Hill he ran into porch and smashed
the buggy all to pieces. The buggy
was taken charge of by Mr. Beckwick.
The horse was carried to Davis stable.
where the owners found him. \ wa.-
rant was issued for Pcnars arrest on a
charge OF disorderlY conduct. lie viii
have hearing to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
BAPTIST MINISTER'S CONFER
ENCE

The president. Rev. T.. T.. Dudley, of
Atiantic City. Norfolk. occupied the
chair at the Baptist Ministers Confer
ence Monday morning. He and DIR. ].
j. Iaylor, OF Norfolk, were the only two
members of the conference from the
twin cities who attended the Southern
baptist Convention. DIR. Taylor preach
Gu the Introductory sermon before the
convention. and those who heard 1t and
the religious papers speak of it as n
great sermon.
Rev. S. S. Robinson. of South Nor
folk. has appointed mis- hour of worship.
Rev. l.. X. Christie, of Norfolk, re-
ports the meeting at his church as in
teresting. Two have professed faith
and ten have been recla lined.
Rev. T.. Il. Hatcher First Church.
Norfolk. baptized ten and received eight.
by letter since last report.
DR.. Owen received one by letter at
Grace Church. Norfolk. and had an in
teresting and helpful missionary meet
ing at night
DR.. Hall. Of Park Avenue, Norfolk, re-
Ce!Ved three by letter.
DR.. Dunaway has received fifty-seven
during the pastoral year just closed at
Port Norfolk and reports the Sunday
school in a ilOurishing condition.
DR.. j. j. Taylor, of Norfolk. reports
two baptized and two received by letter
since last report.
Rev. MIR. Burfort has received two by
letter at Oak Grove, near Pungo. re-
Gently.
Rev. II. c. skinner of Berkeley. had
two professions Of faith and received
one by letter.
Rev. Samuel Saunders. of Scottsvillc.
received one by letter and had Rev. +.
s. c. Davis. his predecessor, to preach
for him nj night.
Three were baptized at the Fourth
street BAPTIST Church. Portsmouth.
Rev. j. +. Essex. Of Carrsvl,c. had
memorial day ut his church. His sun
beam Society was presented with Il nice
organ recently by Miss E,ugenin RnWls
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
DEDICATION OF a CHApEL.

The new Methodist Chapel which has
been recently built in brighton, was
dedicated sunday in the presence of "A
large congregation. Rev. Coke Smith
preached The dedicatory sermon. lie
was assisted by Res. George Booker. X.
T. Waterlicld, H. NJ. Hope and W. 4.
Crocker. y collection was taken up and
$500 WAS received on the church debt.
The building WAS then turned over to
the trustees. Tho church Is a neat
frame structure, with a seating capac-
" of two hundred and cost $i.i00 The
music on the occasion WAS furnished ny
owens Memorial choir and was most
tNreilcut.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
At WRIGHT MEMORIAL.

The revival services at Wright Me
mortal Church were largely attended
Sunday. At night the congregation
filed the building beyond lis seating
capacity. and as Il result of the series
&C meetings, which have been in prog
rcss Cor the past two weeks. sixteen
persons were received into the fellow
ship of the church. Much good has
been accomplished during these services
in the upbuilding Of the chuch and in
the salvation Of those who have no per
sonal knowledge Of Christ. Services
will he held nightly 1T s O'Clock.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
BRIGADIER- GENERAL CROCKER's
STA

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. amcs +. Crocker.
commanding First Brigade Virginia
Division. United Confeder,flc Veterans.
has announced his staff as follows
James III. Toomer. Portsmouth. Va. ad-
jutaut- general and chief of staff. R;ch-
ard s Thomas. Smthfield. Va. quarter
master general; John {. Evcll Mullen
beck. VA. comm.ssaryG raj; VIII
liam NJ. Evans. Richmond. Va. inspec-
tor-Eencral: Herbert NJ. Nash. Norfolk.
VA. surgeon general; Richard c. Mar
shall. Portsmouth. Va. jude advocate
gencral w. y. Croker. Lillian. Va.
chaplain general
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22

Mr. w. y. White. our hus;linG gun
and bicycle dealer. has just orEln.2od
in our sister city OF Norfolk. orc of the
fines; Gun cubs in tn state. and
through his thorough krowlcdee e how
Il club should be tit;ed out, has equippei
;lr EOrfnlil Gun cub with the fines,
outfit aud shooting grounds IN tt,
South. which was designed and built
undcr his supervision. We can conGvnt-
i;lGtc the Norfolk Gun Club on havrc
such an efficient manager as "E.lly
White and can asr'irc them that he
Will give them The best Of service.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
MEMORIAL. EXCURSION.

Announcement is made through these
columns that the uniformed companies.
knights Of l'yihias, will Givc an excur-
sion to Richmond on Wednesday. May
30 Federal Memorial Day. via the c. 4
@. railroad. Tho steamer will leave
here q; $50 q. IN. arriving in Richmond
%. 1850 Returning they Will leav=
Richmond at 100 p. m. arriving home
about li:30. 1hc faro for this trip will
b. 81. MI who desire "a srcni Die IS
mt day ahoEll go ON this t.ln
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
Matters Personal and General In
And Around Portsmouth.
HEARD ON THE STREETS
Gossip and Events In Which our People nre
Interested, Chroniclcd in Concise Form
a Daily Diary of Happenings Presented
too"r Readers Fresh Every Morning
Snap Shots of our busy City.

Mr.. Alfred A. Modit. OF Wilmington,
n. c.. is the guest of Mr.. John I'll. Sharp.
of the Seaboard Air Line.
Mr.. VIM. Curling Neville, of Waco,
Texas, is in the city. Curl" is an old
Portsmouth boy.
Misses Jennie and Alyda Dyson left
for Charlotte, n. c.. yesterday morning
to attend the Elks' Carnival. TO be held
in that city this week.
The Sunday school connected with the
Fourth Street Baptist Church will have
their annual picnic at Delaware Park
June 2lst All the scholars will be given
free ticket.
Rev. Mr.. Garrett informed his congre-
CATION Sunday that he would like to
build new church on the corner where
the church now stands. and that he
hoped his congregation felt hike he did
in the matter; If so it could easily be
done. 1t has since been learned that
large portion of the members are i'll
favor of 1t.
Rev. Mr.. Farland will shortly erect a
nicer residence for himself on North
street. between Court and DinwidtEe
streets.
The II. Y. P. L. state Convention Will
meet at the Court street Baptist
Church in April. 1901!
Two DRINKS and one disorderly made
up the Mayors Court docket ycstcr-
day. They paid the usual fine.
Mr.. Samuel Hand. wcilsnown cit
izen is seriously i'll ut his home corner
of Chestnut and King streets. He has
been In the employ of the Seaboard Air
Line for over fifty years.
The remains of Mr.. Percy Stainback
whose death was mentioned Sunday.
have been forwarded to Baltimore for
intermcnt.
Mr.. L. II. Barksdnle advertlses picnic
goods Of all kinds ut the lowest figures.
Postmaster burroughs will so to
Washington in . few days in the in
terest of n postof,ice building.
There was a large attendance Mt tho
Court Street Baptist Church Sunday
night to hear tho Hon. Iiu Montague.
president of the II. Y. Il. H.. lecture on
the interest of the II. V. L. U.
\ colored man was badly hurt on tho
suburbs; yesterday by n heavy piece OF
timber falling from off n stage on top
of him. He was brought to his home
on Race avenue, where medical aid was
summoned
There will be no baseball here this
week. The team will play at Newport
News the FIRST three days and in Rich
rlond tho latter.
The wires of the Port Norfolk rail-
road were burned out by the fire on
London street Sunday. which stopped
travel for the balance OF tho night.
Cottage rlocc Cr,ro, snnh,v Voc
,.or,, ~, o,astir,- .r,,,r ,,., H.
~, - vas = ''' 80 ~
,rrid ,,, ~, t. 49,,
e.. u'S ~ me navy
'" ~, 'oI W. MN VIZ r,c ,,
'nr i"r' ,"'u'h liN"S VIII 70 20
Norfolk to-day to attend the memorial
exercises.
II was cool enough yesterday morn
ing Tor hrc.
There VIII he some heavy shipments
Of truck this week
The Portsmouth Y. NJ. C. A. arc pre-
pairing for Il regular field day sports
early in June. Our people will have
an opportunity Of seeing the training
that the Young mon arc rncaivinr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
tor,oe FOR llon,c Scotcvo

- you wan; a home IN Park View.
touae Fla,c cr anyw here in or around
,ne city. on terms TO SUIT yourself? 10
you want lot? If so call o. addr1 SIS az
0rce.
THE sEABOARD real. ESTATE Co.
Room 20l No ?li High ST.
Pig Point lots for sale.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
GIVEN THIRTY DAYS MORE.

\ negro named Nathan Macon, an
inmate of the jail. has been allowed tn
privilege of tho corridor He amused
himself lately throwing things through
the window at people who passed by
Saturday he threw II bucket OF water
on gentleman who was passing. h
rc.ortcd tho facts 20 the Mayor, who
Yesterday ravc him thirty days in jail
for his amusement. and he Will be con
aucd in a cell
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
CHARGED WITH SPENDING a
MANS MONEY.

Yesterday a man named David Lau
swore cut warrant against a man
named Kenny. whom he claims had
taken $l00 from Kcnny's wife. whom
Lane had left 1t With for safe Keeping
and when lie went for it lie learned that
Kenny had the money. Kenny was
locked up and on beng searched he only
had Sc OH his person.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
Southern Wholesale crooors.

tEy Telegraph to Nirginian-pnotA
Charleston. s. c. May 81. The ninth
annual meeting OF III Wholesale Gro
cers Association will convene in this
city next Thursday. These meet -7
usually represent all Southern stat
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22
RAsirR ALL

There was n game OF ball between the
Sluggers and the SaAsidea vcsicgday
afternoon. The feature OF the game
was the SluSaers' long hits Batteries
for tic Suggerv: Strrtcvart and Re
veil. Seaside Batteries: Calver, ana
Iloofnnsle The came stood 81 TO in
farcr Of the Slagge:s.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22

~ o THE CLERK OF TIE COUNTY
Court for Norfolk County, Virginia:
|, the undersigned c. IL. Richardson,
hereby file with YOU this my application
rs provided by statute 10 purchase
tract of land. containing onc-half acre
more or less. situated in said county ut
Deep Creek. and being the same land sold
by the Treasurer OF said county. on the
.ith cay of January. lSoS. FOR dclinqncnt
taNca duc thereon by and in the name oc
II. i. i:roadwatcr estate and bought at
a'riu Saic by the Auditor uf Public Ac-
counts cf Virginia FOR said State and
county. and hereby agree to pay tho
amount for which said rca! estate was
sold as aforesaid. together with such adj
ditonal aums as may he or would have
accrued from taxes and lcvicS. with al,
interest. urCli-ed-lA.la hnd-+;,:h
real estate not been sold purchased
by the Commonwealth.
The land at this date stands on COM
mlasluncr'S books in the name OF l.. T.
Broadwatcr estate. trustees. etc.
Given undcr my hand, this 10Th day OF
February. 1893.
c. II. RICHARDSON.
The foregoing is true copy of an ap-
piicat!on flied in my office the 18th day
Of February. 1890 to purchase the land
therein mentioned. All parties Interested
arc required 10 appcar within four
months after due publication hereof and
do what Is necessary to protect their IN
tcrcst. Given under my hand this Goth
day of April. 1850
ALVAH II. MARTIN. Clerk.
MaS-ltaw-iw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-22

Chas. u Wei,oa & Co have remove.
Ia ocS High street. Noah's AXIS Old
stand.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-01
T~ttxentb,arnrr Gnartte.

auiummensefiist unb gebDris einseri4s
tet iperben pirb. Sas @ebduoe bat
aipei Stodtperte. Ser iapaneTI9e
Bring lit Der Meinuns, bab elm Saus
Gus Stabl ben bGufisen grberi9ittes
rungen in iener 9esenb better pibers
iteben iperbe. Cine Sirma in Pitts'
burg bat ibm bas Stablbaus gum
Breiie bon $21,481 eeliefert. Die
rWilbelmina" bat nod eine 2abung
S4ienen fir bic Sptio Gitp Railroao
60. uno 81 2otomotiben fir bic iibis
Ride 8abn mitgenpmmen.
= Dem r@lepator Bon" bss Golpns
nabe 9otels in philadelphia, benz Sns
oldner Sobn 6. SrpD, einem Gntel oes
beriibmten Siour>!S duptlinss Big
Siib, tit eine Grbi9aft in SObe bon
$4,000 ausefauen. Giner i'm State
@aibinston psrftorbenen Sante, Srau
Marp Siiber, bat es Srop gu psrbans
ten. bab ibm elm @ermOsen a~usefanen
lit. Der Snbianer lit in pittsbure
ersrgen uno fiebelte Dor brei Sabren
na4 philadelphia Iber, mo er feitbsm
i'm Gplonnabe Sptel beI6dftist lit.
Srpb ertldrte, er iperbe ii9 bur9 bic
i9nl ~sugefauene @rbi6aft ni6t gu elmer
Genberuns ieines 2sbens peranla1en
lailen. Der sliidltds Grbe lit per>
heirathet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-01
Wt6i8an.

= Sin srauiise &laee fam i'm Suz
ptrtorgeri9t gu @ranb Hapios our
@erhanolung, bieienige bon &ufel 6.
8ropn sesen Die Stabt Granb Has
pibs, in Der ndmlt9 aldger $4,000
fir ben gerluit Der 2ei9e ieiner Srau
heanipru6t. Srau 8ropn mar i'm
Sabre 1892 9eitorben uno auf elmer
Dem S6pa9er hires 9atten sebDrenz
ben Yesrdbnibitdtte beeroist poroen.
SIN lebten Serbit pronete bieierS 6paz
ger OIL, baB bic 2eiae aus Der Stdtte
entfernt rerbe, ulo pbne oab Der @atte
ober anbere Samilienmitslieper baopn
beno6ri6tigt iouroen, erfolste biegisus
D~eeroi9ung. aIs Die 5amilie ipdter
oaDon eriubr, tpnnte bic 2ei6e duf
benz Jrieobof nift mebr gefunoen perz
Den. Der Srieobofpdrter iugt, bab
rur Die &npd)en nod iibrig 9epeien
pdren, uno pieie babe er nit Der !Sano
5uiammengeidmmelt, in eine fleinere
&iite eetban uni auf elmer anoeren
STEELE im 5riebbof beItattet, bp4 babe
CT rerubiGumt, fieie STEELE duberli6
tsnntli4 gu MAIDEN. Der @ittlper lit
70 Sabre alt uno yoiu bon Der Stabt
fir ben Gerluit res 9ei9e entI9Goist
tperbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-01
Snoiana.

Sn &otomo purbe fiir3li6 elm
Sarmer unter etpas eigentbiimli6en
nmitGnbsn pertlagt. Gr fubr nit ieis
rer Srau iiber eine Bride, bic bon
elmer reibenben 9u4flutb bsbrobt mar
unb auiammenitir5te, ebe bas ienieiz
tise llfer errei9t mar. Manr unO
Srau fielen in ben brauienoen Strom.
Sem Manne seIang es, fi4 an ben
Sriimmern feitaubalten unb it6 i9nea
ans 2ano gu arbeiten, bic Srau trieb
cine Strede ben Strpm binunter uno
tlammerte ii4 bann an einen iiberbGnz
eenben 8aumalt, bon peI6em tie jez
bod ni6t obne Silfe ans ufsr tpms
men tonnte. Der Mann itiir3te bilfez
f6reisnb auf lie gu uno bot $1,000
9%emienigen, Der Tie retten piirbe. Sin
junser Sarmer Der Na9bari6aft paz
tete barauf ms Wafer unb rettete bic
Srau. Ra6oem Der Mann feline beiz
isre SGlfte pteoer auf Dem Srodenen
bate, muB pabrI6einli9 Elm umz
i6pung in ieiner Qbi9GBung hires
@ertbes eingetreten iein, Oenn er ma6z
ts feline @nitalten, bic $1,000 benz &etz
ter Su beaablen, uno oieier pertlaete
i'm. gr pertbeioiste iih bamit, bag
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