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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-23
MASKED ROBBERS
HELD UP THE TRAIN.
General Manager of the Road Gives
the story in Detail.


the story in Detail.
Chicago, Nov. 22.-General Manager
c. A. Goodnow of the Rock Island
Railroad to-day gave out the following
official statement of the Davenport
hold-up
our No. II, leaving Chicago at sos
p. M. yesterday, for Fort Worth,
Tex. via Kansas city. was stopped
about a mile and half west of West
Davenport by a man displaying a red
light, using a switch lamp taken from
the west switch of the yard in the vi
entity, for that purpose.
Five men compelled the engineer
and fireman to cut off the mail and
baggage cars and run the two cars
farther west about one mile. The en-
gineer and fireman were then COM
PEELED, at the point of revolvers. to go
to the express car and open the door.
The baggageman and expressman
We're taken from the cars to the en-
CINE. Three men we're left to guard
them and the engineer and fireman,
while two blew open the Chicago safe
of the United States Express Company
in the express car.
"All the contents of the safe were
taken. The roof and side of the bag
gage and express car were badly dam
aged. about fifteen feet of the roof be-
ing entirely blown off. The train was
detained two hours and ten minutes.
THE men engaged in this robbery
all wore masks. dark clothes and
SLOUGH hats and kept in the dark as
much as possible, so from that cause
and owning to the excitement our en-
ployes are unable to give any descrip-
ton of the men, except that one was
very tall, slim, raw-boned man, pos
sibly six feet tall, and three were
medium sized, rather heavy and one
was short heavy man.
THE police at Davenport and Rock
Island were promptly notified and were
very quickly on the ground, but could
find no wagon tracks leading from the
scene of the robbery. The supposltion
Is that the robbers left the road and
went to the north, cutting through a
cornfield. The sheriff at Rock Island,
with bloodhounds, was promptly on the
scene, and every effort is being made
to trace the robbers.
The robbery occurred just outside
the city limits of Davenport and is the
boldest affair that has ever taken place
on this eompany's lines. There was
no one injured.
THE railroad and express companies
will offer, on account of this robbery
and delay to the United States mail, a
very large reward LOT the dpprenen-
sion and conviction of the robbers"
AT. the office of the United States Ex-
press Company it is said the loss to
that company will not exceed $1,000.
Davenport. Ia, Nov. %. The off,
GERS in charge OF the bloodhounds re-
ported tonight that they had sue
ceeded in picking up trail, and were
following the supposed tracks of the
robbers. The hounds took a scent
now being followed, near the scene of
| the robbery. They went to a farm,
| from which a wagon was stolen, and
then traced the rig to jamestown. The
dogs were then taken to Blue Grass.
where they again took the scent and
were working north at last reports.
| The police here have arrested Rich
ard p. Ridley and Luther G.. Hay
ward, strangers, on suspicion.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-23
COMMISSION HASN'T RETIRED.
IL StilI Has Its Part in Settling
Strike Differences.

Scranton, Pa, Nov. 22.-The Anthra-
cite Coal Strike Commission adjourned
to-day to meet Dec. 3. and it is the
hope and expectation of all parties to
the controversy that when the arbitra-
tors again meet an agreement, on all
the points in dispute will be ready for
submission to and approval of the
commissioners. Attorneys on both sides
express the opinion that an amicable
adjustment will be reached and pre-
dict that the commissioners will make
only one more trip to this city.
Before adjourning to-day, a sub. or
conciliation committee was appointed
in order that the wishes of the COM
mission may be officially voiced with
regard to any matter that might arise
in the interval. The committee. which
is made up of Commits
sioners Watkins Parker and Clark.
this afternoon called into conference
as many attorneys, representing all
the parties before the commission, as
could be gathered on short notice and
stated to them the attitude of the
commission.
After the meeting a statement was
given NOul NlllSA SdyH
THE idea has gone out in some quar-
ters that the matter is to be settled
without further effort or responsible
ity on the part of the commission.
This idea is entirely wrong. The COM
mission will, as announced, cheerfully
encourage coneiliatory spirit and ac-
ton between the parties to the con-
troversy, but the commission las not
surrendered and VIII not surrender
4rrV RI NtIsN ~ Of h. 49,
which have been referred to it, nor
responsibility for the conclusion
reached. No adjustment can be made
which does not, by its terms, COM
mend itself strongly enough to secure
the approval of the commission and
it's incorporation in the award"
The individual operators, between
thirty and forty of whom are repre-
sented before the commission, are dis
posed to object to the way matters
have been progressing. Mr.. Burns,
one of their attorneys. brought the
matter before the commission to-day
and said the individual operators
wanted to be consulted in whatever
agreements, regarding the proceedings
before the commission, may be made.
Chairman Gray for the commission,
had a long colloquy with Mr.. Burns,
in which Judge Gray gave the indie
pendent operators to understand that
the commissioners will not abdicate
their duty, and that whatever agree
ments tending towards a settlement of
questions at issue have been effected
were made by the parties to the ACRE
ments and that the commission had
taken no part in them.
AS a result of the discussion the in
dividual operators submitted a paper
containing statement of their posi-
ton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-23
CANNON IS PLEASED.
Grntifaed over His Chances for the
speakership.

washington, Nov 22.-Representative
Joseph G. Cannon of Illinois. a candi-
date for Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives, arrived here tonight to
remain for the session. He expressed
considerable qualification over the
speakership situation. His figures give
him a total of 119 votes already de-
clared and pledged. against los votes
required. Mr.. Cannon in an interview
TO- might with an Associated Press rep
resentatiye said;
ct goes without saying that / am
gratified that the consensus OF public
opinion seems TO approve OF my can
didacy and in the event OF my choice
for the speakershlp shall be perfect
~ free 10 make the strongest organ
ization Of the House possible"
Mr.. Cannon said that the appropria-
ton bills viii be sufficient alone 10 oc-
eupy practically all the time Of the
coming short session
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-23
AMERICAN EXAMPLE
Is Followed by Iron and steel In
dustrfes Abroad.

Vienna, Nov. 22.-After several
months negotiations. the Austrian and
Hungarian iron and steel industries
have succeeded in forming a gigantic
combination, comprising twenty-three
separate establishments, the capital of
which aggregates $70,000000.
The new organization is a cartel, or
combination, under which each es-
Establishment is worked separately,
though all are supervised by CEN
trail board, which regulates the out
put and fixes prices. This combine in
cludes practically every important
iron and steel interest in the dual
monarchy, such as the production
OF raw iron, bars, plates. rails, nails
and wire.
The agreement viii be effective for
ten years, expiring June 10, 1912. The
Austrian and Hungarian cartelE are
organized separately. but worked joint
~. Tue Austrian combination has
eighteen members, and the Hungarian
I'VE.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-23
ROOTS EXPENSE BUDGET.
Reduction shown in Money Required
for the Army.

Washington, Nov. 22.-Secretary
Root has just completed his estimates
for the next fiscal year, and he has
succeeded in effecting a marked re-
duction in the amount of money re-
quired for the support of the Army
and the War Department.
Excluding river and harbor appro-
priations, the Secretary says, that the
estimates for each of the last five fiscal
years show an average annual in
crease from the estimates of the
previous year of about 1880 900. The
estimates for the next year show net
decrease of $31, APO, 400. compared with
the estimates submitted for the cur
rent fiscal year and the decrease as
compared with the current appropria-
tions is $20,974, $50.
The estimates for the military estab-
lishment, which include all items for
the support of the army and the mill
tary academy, show a net reduction of
$21, 1862, 921 from the estimate of 1903.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-23
Account From Guatemala.

Guatemala City. Friday, Nov. I'll
William A. Fitzgerald of Grand Rap
ids, Mich, was shot and killed to-day
by w. Godfrey Hunter, Jr., son Of
the United States minister.
Hunter fired the shots from behind
Fitzgerald, with James o. Bailey of
Kentucky, secretary of the United
States legation here, standing by with
a drawn revolver. Both then ran
away with their revolvers in their
hands. They were arrested, but are
now at liberty, through Minister Hun
ter claiming immunity for them.
1t is asserted that Fitzgerald had
no chance to defend himself, and that
he was an inoffensive man.
The lives of the Hunters and that
of Bailey are threatened by indignant
Americans.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-23
HORSE SHOW Is OVER.
Fashionable Event i'm New York Was
Most Successful.

New York. Nov. 22.-The horse
show ended tonight. after the most
successful exhibition in its history.
Two exciting incidents occurred dur
ing the day. In one, S. w. Stillwell.
manager of DR.. Seward webb's stock
farm at Shelbourne. VT, while exhib-
iting an entry of DR.. Webb's daugh-l
ter, Miss T. e. Webb. in a saddle
class. stopped a runaway horse whose
rider had lost control, and in the 9TH
err a coachman was thrown from a
runabout, but pluckily retained his
hold of the reins and brought his
horse to a standstill.
In the class for polo ponies, Alfred
G.. and Reginald c. Vanderbilt OBJ
tanned the only first prize they have
won during the week.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-23
WAS BURIED ALIVE.

Fl Paso, Tex, Nov. 22.--Upon ex-
huming the body of a man named
Mitchell, who died mysteriously at
Chihuahua, Mex, after having been
insured by the men in Jail here, who
are charged with defrauding a New
York life insurance company.it is al
legged to have been discovered that the
man had been buried alive. This was
shown by evidences of a struggle in
the coffin, the mouth being open. the
arms, eye lid and the palms turned
upward.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-23
FIREMAN WAS KILLED.

Elizabeth City. N. c., Nov. 22.--Fire-
man j. NJ. Eason, coiored, OF Suffolk,
a. was killed IN an accident on the
SGaiolina Railroad near Edenton to-
1sy. An engine, which was being test
Jumped the track, killing Bason
70 seriously injuring the engineer and
= - Bowen, a Norfolk contractor.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-23
is IN WlLCOx'S FAVOR

That People of Perauimans County
Oppose Capital Punishment.
Elizabeth City, N. G., Nov. 22.--Jddge
Moore Of the Superior Court to-day or
dered the trial Of James Wilcox. for
the murder of Nellie cropsey, carried
to Hertford. Perquimans county. This
carries out the action OF the court,
which few days ago granted Wilcox
a change OF venue. In rendering his
decision, Judge Moore said:
y md that the people OF Perquimans
county are opposed 70 capital punish
ment, which Is In the defendants "a
ven"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-23
A. C. |. OFFICES BURNED.

Wilmington. N. c.. Nov. 23.--Fire at
o'clock this morning Quilted the
combination wood and brick building
occupied by the Atlantic Coast Line
ticket office, purchasing agents and
general snorekeeper's Offices sn this
city. The loss viii probably reach $780,
600.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
unb iiber3euqt @u9

Wenn mir bebaupten, bab mir allen nnie=
rem &unben in isber Siniidt sere1t merben,
10 lit bisS nur be Wabrbeit, bic elm Sober,
Der nit uns in Notwithstanding itebt,
serne beseu9en wirb. Sur SaaS unb Si@e
liefern mir in
Sp~esereten ie9lteber Mrt
nur bas MQerbeite. geReuunsen werben
prompt beiorst, mub bic Waaren merben fret
ms Saus seliefert.
LOr. Enderle e. o
ct. &ermainfrabe. ct. Gloub. Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
@foem6nrg.
8raf'e. 9ie Jirma %. Neubauer
aerietb in &onfurs.
&ro66ersogt6nttt SeGem.

8 a r m # b t. G1iie unb Sobn
9ebl baben ber Stabt 10000 Marf
gu elmer 9eblitiftung perma4t gu @unz
item t<dntlt4er &inber unb fir Inter
bringing BON 2ungentranfen in 9eilz
ftdtten. = 9egen bas ridi9tslos
f9neQe Iutomobilfabren purben berz
i9drfte poliaeiborfdrtften erlafen.
NIaep. 9ter tpurbe Elm 15iGbz
RIGGS &inbermdb9en perbaftet, neil es
elm ibr anpertrautes ~etniGbrises Sinh
NIT Salafdure gu t0bten perfu9te.
8tngen. Gum 8au elmer elettri@
fden 8abn BON bier na9 Sibesbeim
bat bic apeite befiiide &ammer etnen
8eitrag BON $1,000 Marf einfttmmig
beptaist.
% orms 8. Na9 elmer bon 1a9perz
ftdnbtger Seite porgenommenen Self
fte0uns Der Sroftfddben, pelde bic
Matnd9te b. s. in ben Wetnbergen Der
bauptfd4li9ften Weinorte unferer
Probina angeri9tet baben, itnb in ben
81 b%ebeutenbiten Weinorten Rbeinbeiz
fens, bic Elm Wetnbergareal bon runb
28,770 befIf4en Morsen befiBen, runb
1850 Worger erfroren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
Srefe Stdose.

8 mourg. @egeriiber bon
8lanfeneie bobrte Der SapaseS 9lepper
m9anfa" ben INN bic Mitternadtsz
ftunoe beimfebrenben Grfuriionsbampz
fer nprimus" in ben @runb, nobei
iiber 100 perionen ben Sch fanben.-
Ser tpegen @rmorbuns Der 3entnerin
Siedmann gum Sobe perurtbeilte .3itnz
hermann Ssbabr tpurbe i'm Sofe bes
unterfu4ungs : @efansniFes mittellt
9uiQotine bingeri9tet.-Sem iunaen
Seemann Grid Malbemar b.. Sud, Der
unter 1ebr i9ntertsen @erbGltnifen
uno nnter Giniebung bes eisenen 2ez
bens einen breijdbrisen &nabem, bas
etnaige &inb elmer arnen iiibifAen
QuspanSererfamilie, bonn Sobe bes
Grtrinfens in Der Glbe BEL 5ambura
~errettet bat, nurbe bonn &aiier bic getz
tungsmebatne perlieben.
9 + m E n. Ser 8u9baIter Der
bteitgen neuen SparfaHe, @Dbrina,
tpurbe bon Der Straftammer peger
Weruntreuunsen, bic i'm @anaen TO-
600 .Marf betrugen, NIT bret sSabren
@efdnsniB beftraft.
s t m il I, b E. Oas Seebab
Srapemiinbe feierte bas %1OOiGbrise Be-
iteben ber @eebabez4 nftalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
&aperm.

M ii n d e n. Na9 benz Sabress
bert9t bes @oltsbo9i9ulpereins iinb
bonn Sftober bortsen Biz Mitte bie5es
Sabres Is &urfe a~bsebalten tporben.
8etbeilt9t baben ii9 1896 perfonen,
bon benen 1017 Mrbeiter ober 6anb=
t%perter, 2167 @olfsf9unebrer, arges
ftelte &aufleute unb fletne geamte tpaz
ren.-Oer neue &on1ul Der mertfani>
faen Republif In Miinden, Ibolf Wes
Der, tpurbe tpesen Sabnenflu9t bonn
ariegssert9t Der 2. Oipiiion in Mussz
burg gu fieben Monaten @efdnsnib
berurtbeilt.-Sn apet Tosen trafen
lebtbtn ni9t tpeniser als neln Terien>
fonberaise bon Berlin bier Elm rnb
flhrten nabeau 1000 &eifenbe aus
Norbbeutfdlanb in bic 8eree.
8amberg. Sir bic rd9ite 3eit
TT bter bic Grridtuns zines neuer, grps
BEN tatbolif9en @eretnsbauies seplant.
. a d a u. Director Mt)tbaler Der
Mfoctattonsanftalt S90nbrunn feierte
fem 25t1hriaes. !Mriefferiuhi INN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
%nrttem6erG

@tuttgart. Cine angenebute
Mufsabe fat Der btefise 9emetnberatb
elmer Gommiffion 5ugetpiefen. Die
feIbe ion bic bebeutenberen &atbsfeIer
0eutf9lanbs unb Se{terrei9s beiu9en
unb beren @einlaser unb fonitise Gin
ri9tunsen priifen. Die gefammelten
@~rfabrunsen fonen perpertbet perben
fir ben i'm Sabre 1904 gu erOffnenben
Stuttearter Gatbsfeler. -Sieier Sage
purbe Der eleftrt19e 8etrieb auf Der
3abnrabbabntrede Stuttsart=O eserz
lodi erDffnet.
g + a d. SIM 8urrenpalb
lauerte Der S9neiber Gusen 8rot BON
Qttennetler benz init ibm i'm proaeb
ltegenben So Sabre alien S9reiner
9irf9mann unb befen So9ter auf unb
CAB apet S9Ife ab. Ser cine tDbtete
ben 9trf9mann auf Der @tele, Der
aneite perlebte bic SpGter lebenseez
fdbrli9. Mit elmer britten &usel tDbz
tete fi9 Der 2bGter felbft.
g Dbmenfir9 d. Our9 @rob>
feuer purben bier atpDlf W~obnbdufer
nebft ben baau gebOrisen S9eunen ein=
gedf9ert. Strobbd9er paren S9ulb
an Der sroben @usbebnuns bes 8ran>
bes.
+ lie ii d 8 a E n. &Dnis
Wtlbelm, ipel9er nit eiaem Motorz
boote auf benz Meersburser See fubr,
rettete ben 9resbener 2uftf9tffer
Glide, Der nit feinem 8aIpn in's Waiz
Ter ftel. Ser Neronaut f9ipebte in
bD4fter 2ebenssefabr, unb muir bas
refolute gingreifen bes &Dntgs be-
pabrte i'm Dor idbem Sobe. St bot
fetnem, ibm unbetannten fDniglt9en
@etter Elm 9rintselb an, bas biefer
lG4elnb auriidptes.
s ibtngen. Oas alte, bisber in
gutem &uf itebenbe 8anf> unb &olo=
ntalsefddft @ilbelm 8rdunins bat ben
&onturs aneemelbet. Ser Snbaber,
Raufmann Gusen 8rdunins, 1T tpeser
unterf9lagung anpertrauter Oepots
perbaftet porben. MibsIiidte Spefus
lationen foGen bic llrfa4e bes 3ufamz
menbru9es fein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
&ettet has 3eben einer Grau.

Gufseben wirbe slei@lautenb NIT
benz Eobe fur ssrau Sole grass BON
Dor@eiter, MaK., seweien ietn. Sab
re lang ertrus fte uniasbares @lenb
infolae zines heftisen 9unsenleibens
nnb fortmdbrensen 9uitens n9du
fig, i@reibt iie, utonnte i'd faum atb
men unb bdufis nt@t ipre@en. Iqe
Doctoren unb 9eilmittel sinsen febl,
Bis i'd Or. 3tns's Nem Oiscouerp
seSen S@winbiu@t sebrau6te, unb i'd
mar uolitdnbis seiunb. Isolde, BITE on
5uiten, grtdltuns. SAILS unb Gun:
sen=8 ei@werben leiben, Sebraude bte=
ies 9robartise Wittel, benin es brinSt
nie Tdniduns. 9eiluns sarantirt BON
SO. s. 9ubn. preis Scots unb 81.
Yrobefai9en fret.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
G9artm8i(@e $taafem.

Mltenburs. Ser mad Inter
f9lagung BON iiber 40O, 1000 Mart felt
Tebruar fli9tise 8anfasent @riinert
tpurbe in Siume berbaftet.
6 iena d. Muf benz biefisea
Marttplabe purbe Elm LANCE seiu9ter,
febr sefiir9teter 3u9tbdusler Mamers
Orfortb aus @rfurt feftsenommen.
g a.. Das Mtntfterium bat fi9
auf tp%ieberbolte Snterpelation prinais
pien sesen iebe ginfiibruns Der Teuers
beitattuns i'm Guritentbum ausgefpros
9en.
S9Ieia. Die tiralid perftors
bene Srau Mmtsridter glberti bat il,s
ferer @tabt cine Stiftuns bon 5000
Mart iiberniefen.
Meintnsen. Ser dltefte bieiise
2anbgeri9tsratb S9ad, elm berpor>
rasenber Surit, 1T in Solse bon 9eras
ldbm9na. gsfprben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31

Sdpuraeridt ben 22iG6risen Sanbz
lun~sssebilfen Mar &iri4ba4er aus
gRerningfen gu brei Sabren 3uathaus
,rnb flint Sabren Gbrperluft.
Hrnut.tt NretpreaHs.t.
Dansis. 8ebsutenbe mtlitdrifde
Bauten iinb in 2angfubr in @usii9t
aenommen, 10 Der Neubau zines @arni=
5onlaaaretbs unb bic Inlage zines groz
BEN S9pimmbabes bet Silberbammer.
Mit benz Neubau elmer Gstabronstaz
ferne nebft StaIuns fir bas 2. 2eibz
bufarenregiment 1T bereits begonnen
tpprben.
s II o m. Neuli9 feterte bic bie=
fise S9ubensilbe, bic 1902 bonn Rurs
firften Muguit benz 3peiten BON Sa4=
fen, &Dnis bon Polen, ibre@ riinbungsz
genebmisuns unb critics prtbileg erbalz
ten bate, ibr 200idbrises 8efteben. On
Der Geier nabmen II auspdrtise Sill
ben tbeil.
Rbetuprnut.tf.
RDIn. Dem 0erein rMGbdens
epmnaiium" tpurbe bonn Rultusmint=
fterium bic 8enebmisung ertbeilt, ner>
iu9speiie einen 6iGbrisen 2ebrsans
fir MGb9en einsuri9ten, Der au ben
3telen bes @pmnafiums fiibrt. Die ses
plante Mnitalt lit benz Yrobinaialf 9ulz
foleqium unterfteQt unb fiibrt bic Be-
aei4nuns ~@pmnaiialtlafen fir Nabz
9en."
q + m E n. 2eBtbin betrdt Der
Mebserse1elle Wilbelm sSanien Elm Hes
ftaurationslpfal in Sberbarmen unb
fieb ii9 fetn SaidenmeFer in bic
8ruft. gr berftarb auf benz Sransport
gum &ranfenbaufe. Ser Selbftmorb
tpirb auf 2iebesgram auriidsefibrt.
OuffeIborf. Die @tabtperz
orbnetenper iammlung bepiIigte L.
$4,000 Marf our grtpeiterung bes
ft6btif9en @astperfes.
Gffen. Ser %perftorbene Rentner
9ubHen, Bis au fetnem Spbe @priiben>
ber Der GKener &rebitanftalt, permadte
GAS 1000 Mart fsines @ermDsens gu
perf4tebenen ipobltbGtigen 3neden.
prnut.tt $uh1Test.
Grfurt. Dte Stabtperorbneten
bepiuisten 10000 Mart CUR Grri9@
tuns elmer Srauenbabean ftalt.
Naumb g. 3tpei fiiralt9 bier
perftorbene alleinftebenbe Damen, :Srdu>
letn Neueebauer unb SltnSer, binterltez
ben u%nferer Stabt Elm 9aussrunbitid,
fonie Stiftunsen in 9Dbe BON ie 5000
Marf. 9ie 3tnfen follen fir gemeinz
niibise .3pede 8erpenbung finben.
Weibenfels. 9as Stabtper=
orbnetenfouegium bef9lob, elmer bier
ge~sriinbeten 9enoheni9aft CUR grri9=
tung biqtser Wobnbduier fir 1ogez
naante feline 2eute Bel Der 9eritelung
elmer neuen Strabe mDglt9it tpeitgez
benbe 1tnteritiisunsen gu %sepdbren.
prnpt.ts 8d1lrIte.t.
8resIau u. Sas grgebntB Der
BON benz pfarrer l1lbri9 in Hotbenburs
peranitalteten &riippeladblung in Der
ganaen Probin5 S4leiien, on Der ft9
Magtftrate unb &retsbeb0rben i'm Muf>
TRACE Der Sberprdfibenten betbeilisten,
tpurbe biefer Sage perDffentli4t. Sc
tpurben 2404 &riippelfinber unter IA
Sabren ermittelt.
3 3 n. Sie &ebafteurin
emma 9olbe unb Der 8erleger Wtoz
rapsti batten ii9 Dor Der Straffammer
ipesen Nufretauns Der polnif9en 8ez
o0lteruns gum alahenbaB bur9 poll
nif4e 2ieberbii9er unb Slugi4rtften
au Derantnorten. Srau @olbe tpurbe
gu einem Sabre, Moratpstt au atpei
Sabrsn 9efdngntb berurtbeilt.
@DrIiB. Die SberlauiiBer Rreisz
bnbn. bel nelder &taat unb Stabt lie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
9aa bette In her @elt.

Or. s. 50. 9amilton BON Gan
Trarcisco, gal., iast: Sd babe
Marner'S @bite @ine Of Gar Sprup
Sabre lang uerfauft. Sc ut bic bette
Suiten=M ebi3in In Der @elt unb bat
ieineS @lei9en ni@t fur Nitbma.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31

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Dame tpenbete benz bteiigen 0ereine fir
ben 8au elmer proteitantif4en Rirde
tn @Osginsen lebtpilis einen 8eitrag
bon 1000 Marf gu.
9nnaen IN. Die biefiae
Geieaf9aft &afino feiert in bieiem
Sommer ibr 100idbriges 8efte6en.
6 rona6 d. Sn ben Walbbitrifs
ten bes Soritamts Steinpieien purben
fiirali9 9irf9e beoba9tet. Gin Siri6
ipurbe erlest. Bis jebt bielten ii9
Stride nur i'm 8eairfe 8ifdofsgriin
auf, i'm Sranfenpulb feblten ie
iiberau.
M e m m | n g E n. Die biefiae
Geall4ule feierte ibr ~25idbrises Subj
lGum.
NDrbIingen. 8on @Dnnern
bes btefisen prosbmnafiums fommen
bonn 8esinn bes S9uliabres 1902
1903 an idbrli9 400 Marf CUR @erz
tbetlung an unbemittelte piirbiqe
Schiller epanselii9er &onfeifion.
81 iirnbers. 0as beige bapez
ride @etperbemuieum bat bei9lofen,
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E szSnbuitriez Iusftenuns gu perarts
ftalten.-0ie @oqenbung bes neuen
na9 ben pldnen bes @r9iteften Sec
ling in Berlin CUR grbauuns fommerz
ben Sbeaters beraOsert fi9, 10 bab erft
i'm September 1905 bic @orteGungen
beginner.
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4benbs erleste Sirit pbilipp grnft gu
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einen gang peibsn Rebbod. 9as Sbier
tpurbe als Nbnormitdt prGparirt unb
ausseitopft.
90 il + 3 b + g. Die 6OiGbrise
&aufmannspitttpe 9orber iibergoB ii9
i'm Seller ibres Wpbnbanfes NIT 8enz
gin, unb entaiinbete es. Mls ibr Sobn
bic pertoblte 2et9e fanb, bur9f9nitt
ct fi4 bic pulsabern unb tpurbe
f&perberlebt in's &ranfenbaus aez
bra9t. Die l1r5a9e bes Selbitmorbes
ftnb ~finansie1e S9niertsteiten-9
langidbrise Rebatteur bes rWiirabur>
ger Granddaughter" Srana Sranten,
1T pl0Bli9 g~eitorben.
@tta Der Rbei.tpfnia.
Spe1er. Dieter Sage ertrart
oberbalb fes Yontonier< l1ebungsplases
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bes 2. Monier< 8otaiuons, Der bic Muf>
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ungludte in einen sefdbrli9en Strubel
unb gtns unter.
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ipo1tuns err,arnte ben giirsermeiiter
6ofratb Mabla an feinetn 70. Sc
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