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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
RUDOLPH MAKES A BREAK.
Desperate Tried to Escape from
Prison once More.

Leayenworth, Kan, Feb. 22.-William
Rudolph, alias Charles Gorney, who is
serving time for burglary and is want
ed in Missouri for murder of a detec-
tive in connection with a bank robbery
at Union, Mo-, tonight tried to dis
arm a guard at the Kansas peniten-
tiary so as to escape.
Rudolph was brought into the perii-
tertiary dining room with a gang in
charge of Guard Roe. After eating,
as the convicts were passing out, Ru-
dolph seized a case knife from the
table and tried to slash Guard Roe,
calling on Roe to surrender.
Before Rudolph could injure Roe,
Prisoner Tobe Taylor grabbed Rudolph
by the arm and prevented him from
using the knife. Two other prisoners
assisted in overpowering Rudolph.
Rudolph was marched back to the
cell house and searched. A note adj
dressed to his mother was found on
his person. This note shows conclu-
sively that he is Rudolph. Rudolph is
now in shackles and will be held In
solitary confinement until he is turned
over to the Missouri police.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
THE RUSSIANS BRIBED
CHINESE OFFICIALS.

London, Feb. ga correspondent at
Toxic of Reuters Telegram Company
says he learns from reliable source
that the Russian minister to China,
Paul Lessar has successfully bribed
Chinese officials, with the result that
the instructions given the Russian
gunboat Mandjur to leave Shanghai
were cancelled.
The Japanese government considers
this to be breach of Chinese neu-
trality and is taking steps in the mat
ter
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
Thomns b. Hodge, vaIdosta.

vaIdosta. Ga, Feb. 22.-Thomas B.
Hodge, of this city, died suddenly yes
terday. He was well during the day,
but was taken sick late in the after
noon, and died in about an hour. Mr..
Hodge was raised in the Hahira dis
trict and was for many years prom
inent farmer. He. married the widow
of l.. M. Ayres, q wealthy citizen of
Hahira, three or four years ago, and
since then has resided here. The de-
ceased is survived by a wife and two
children, his children being grown.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
M. p. HAN. U. S. hi. Retired.

Norfolk, Va, Feb. 22.-The remains
of Commander Martin Ellsworth Hall,
u. S. m, retired. who died at the
Naval Hospital here late Sunday night,
were shipped to Washington tonight
for inteirnent i'm Arlington Cemetery.
Commander Hall was inventor of a
gun mount now in use in the navy.
II was the first post pivoted gun car
rage invented. allow the gun recoil in
line of fire, and giving it a much
greater elevation and depression than
the old gun. 1t ante-dated the French
invention several years. He was born
in Washington in 1S4T.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23

Washington; Feb. Representative
Williams Of Mississippi introduced a
bill to-day TO enforce by legislative
act the provisions of the reciprocity
treaty between France and the United
States which failed Of ratification in
the United States Senate. The bill
provides that the tariff schedules for
each country agreed on In this treaty
shall be made effective through the
proclamations of the respective Presi-
dents of the two republics.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
O'BRlEN DEFEATED MACK.

Chicago, Feb. 22.-Jack O'Brien of
Philadelphia disposed of Charlie Mack
of Milwaukee in the third round of a
six-round bout tonight. Mack was
knocked down several times in the
second round, and was in no condi-
ton to fight when the third round was
called, and the referee gave the fight
10 O'Brien
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
DICK is DOING WELL.
Bids Fair to Succeed Hanna in the
United states Senate.

Columbus, O., Feb. 22-separate
ballots will probably be taken in the
House and Senate on Tuesday, March
1, for the election of a successor to
Senator Hanna, and a joint session will
be held at noon on Wednesday, March
2, to declare the result.
A petition was circulated in the
House to-day pledging the signers to
vote for Gen. Dick for senator. The
purpose of the petition was to do away
with caucus. Forty-eight names APP
peared on the petition when it reached
the Cuyahoga delegation, which refused
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23

"A very eminent New York Repub-
lican attended Senator Depew's recep-
tion in Washington Friday night. Tlr-
ing of the crowd. he went to a corner
and sat down. A friend came up and
they talked of men and things. "Is
Elihu Root going on the ticket for Gov
ernor In New York;" asked the friend.
II hope not said the very eminent
Republican. I'VE will have enough
trouble with Roosevelt without putting
his Boswell on the ticket"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
TAKES SIX WEEKS TO
TRANSPORT THE TROOPS.
Continued from First Page.

Continued from First Page.
the railroad on the ice across Lake
Baikal was laid.
He was personally entrusted with
$250,O0O to effect the expeditions ter
mination of this work. Prince Kill
koff reports that the Siberian Railroad
is able to move thirty thousand men a
day to their destination. but that the
transit from western points to the Far
East will require six weeks.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
OBITUARY..
John owen. st. Louis.

Asheville, N. c., Feb. 22.-The re-
mains of John owen, who died here
Saturday, were sent to st. Louis to-
day for interment. Mr.. owen, up to
the time of his illness one year ago,
was assistant United States engineer
at vicksburg and had charge of river
gauges between st. Louis and Red
river. He was a high authority on
conditions of the Mississippi river. He
was born in Troy, N. Y, forty-five
years ago and was a graduate of the
Polytechnic Institute there. The
cause of death was tuberculosis.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
------------------e--lll- -
HERRICII ON DELEGATES.
what the Successor 20 Hanna in
Ohio says.

Columbus o., Feb. 22.--Now that it
is claimed by the Hanna Republicans
Of Ohio that Gov. Herriek has sue
ceeded Senator Hanna as the don1i-
nant power In Ohio Republican politics,
the following statement made by me
Governor to-day with reference to the
selection Of delegates to the National
Republican Convention as important:
Il can only quote from the last let
ter Senator Hanna wrote-the last
with the exception Of a pencil note 10
the President on Jan. 80. the day az
the Gridiron banquet: We must or
ganize our full strength and choose
the Roosevelt delegates from among
our friends -
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23

st. louis, Feb. 22.--The National
Convention of the Allied Peoples Party
will be held either in indianapolis or
in Springfield, ILL.,, this having been
determined tonight at a meeting OF
the National Committees. The date OF
the convention and selection of one of
the two cities named are to be settled
tn-InnrroW.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
liIebfe 10 ne MANAGER.

New York. Feb. 22.-G. H. Higbes.
for some years the Pacinc coast man
ager of the American, and Red Star
lines OF steamers, has been called to
New York to become manager at this
port. The American line will also bring
to this port it's Pacific coast steam
ships. They are the India. Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio and Conenaaugh.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
Transportation DificuIt.

st. Petersburg, Feb 22.ATIeavy
SHOWS and billiards. over the Siberian
Railroad. especially east Of Baikal, are
largely increasing the difficulties of
transporting troops, beside better en-
abling Chinese brigands TO operate.
Japanese agents are reported north of
Vladivostok, melting the brigands to
opffoa
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
GENERAL ST0ESEL,

derstand why the observations of the
Senator from Maryland, whom the Sec
rotary said was easily the leader of his
party, should cause the Secretary such
serious apprehension. He said it could
only be accounted for by the fact that
the Secretary remembers that the two
political parties will meet in a few
months to nominate their candidates,
and that with his prophetic eye he sees
that this senator will be selected as
the standard bearer of the party to
which he belongs and at the general
election will be successful and be
transferred to a position Where he can
shape to some extent the policy of the
country.
He said he was willing to accept the
statement of the Senator from Mary
land as giving the position of the DEM
ocratic party on the question of the
navy. FIe said that contracts for arm
or plate had recently been let to the
Carnegie and Bethlehem companies at
sos a ton in excess of that paid the
Midvale Company, the only other COM
petitor. and charged that it had been
shown by the evidence of Admiral
O'Neil that these two companies have
an agreement and are in combination.
He asked why money should be APP
propriated for the prosecution of trusts
when in Pennsylvania there is a COM
bination to control prices. He referred
TO this as the state of the Attorney
General. Why had not the Attorney
General instituted some proceeding
against the Carnegie and Bethlehem
companies, he asked declaring that
the government, instead of starving
trusts. is feeding them. and that in
stead of prosecuting them. is reward
ing them. He said he would propose
an amendment to the bill limiting the
price TO be paid for armor to that paid
the Midvale Company, or $50 ton less
than the price fixed by the two other
companies.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
FOR WAR MATERIALS
The Spanish Government Asked Ex-
trn0rdinary Credits.

trnOrtIinary Credtts.
Madrid, Feb. 22.--The government
submitted a bill to the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day, asking for extraordi-
nary credits of $1,764.9Oo for war ma
terial and $4,000 for coast defense.
Premier Maura explained that the
measures contemplated were due sole
ly to SPANS obligations to maintain
her neutrality.
At the conclusion of the sitting a
Republican demonstration outside the
chamber made it necessary for the po-
lice to dispense the crowd. Some per-
sons were injured and many were ar
rested.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
Grain Firm Fails.

Bremen. Feb. 22.--The failure is an
rounced Of the grain firm OF Johann
Lahusen The liabilities are estimated
at s250,00O and the assets at $4,000
Some American grain firms are said
to be affected by the failure.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23

st. Louis, Feb. 22.-Korea has with
drawn from participation in the Louis
lana Purchase Exposition and has Off
cially notified the management of the
exposition to that effect
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
KENTUCKY no HONG KONG.
Rest of the Squadron Also May Go to
Chinese Waters.

Washington, Feb. 22.--rhe battleship
Kentucky flagship of the American
Asiatic fleet, has been ordered to Hong
Kong, where she Will be locked for
the purpose of making minor repairs.
1t is regarded as probable that Admit
raj Evans will have the remainder Of
the battleship squadron accompany
him to Hong Kong, although he has
not advised the department to this eff
feet. It is not intended that the bat
tleships shall go farther north at
present.
The cruiser New Orleans and the
gunboat Wilmington have been recall
ed from Che Foo lest their presence
there might be resented by one of the
belligerents
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
Russian Transports Returned.

suez, Egypt, Feb. 22.-The Russian
transports Orel and Smolensk. which
recently traversed the canal, bound for
the Far East, returned here to-day and
entered the canal, on their way to Port
Caid
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
TO Convoy submnrinea.

Toulon, France, Feb. 22.-The tor
pedo transport Foudre has been or
'dered to go to Cherbourg and get two
submarine vessels which she will con-
voy to Saigon, Indo-China. She will
two other submarines.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
Have you proposed 2"

mo. not vet"
Then how do you know she'll have
you?''
Why, she's been encouraging me to
save money instead Of buying flowers
and theater tickets. Chicago Evening
Post.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
nt LouisvlIIe,

Atlanta, Feb. 22.--At a meeting here
to-day Of the Southern Golf Associa-
ton, Louisville was selected as the
place for holding the next annual
tournament OF the association. The
date selected Is June 10 II.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
IsonnId strouse. baltimore.

baltimore, Feb. 22.--Leopold strouse,
of the clothing manufacturing
Arm of Strouse a Bros, died to-day,
aged 81, OF heart failure. A valuable
library in Johns Hopkins University
hears his name.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
..Dnr McCIcIIon, Driftou, PA.

philadelphia. Feb. 22.--Maj. Arthur
brother of the late Gen.
George n Mcclellan and uncle OF
the Mayor Of New YORK died suddenly
~ heart disease to-day az Drifton, Pa.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
Fnrhes Cnnnrmeh.

Washington, Feb. 22.-AThe Senate to-
day confirmed the nomination Of w.
Cameron Forbes, Massachusetts,, to be
q member of the Philippine Commis-
sion.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23

ST. Petersburg. Feb. 22.-viceroy
Alexlem left Port Arthur Saturday.
FEB. 20, for Mukden. BY leaving he
handed over the command OF the navy
10 Vice Admiral Stark.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23

British steamer Rosalie from Cardiff,
Nov. %, for Nladivostock, which sailed
from Nagasaki, Jan. Is, have been mo-
titled that she has been captured by
the Russians at VladiVostock.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23
Ie.IIe stephen, London.

London. Feb. 22.-sir Leslie stephen
president OF the Ethical Society 10
dead. lie was born IN 1892.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23

to sign until conference had been
held. Only fifty-nine votes are neees-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-23

w. w. Kitehin Of North Carolina en-
deavored to have eliminated from the
bill the provision for the purchase Of
land for a coaling station at Guam
tanamo, raising point OF order
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04
@apne Gpuutp.

SonesoaIe.-Sieben;e Wtal6lnis
lten Der 9iational @leuatOr SSerte baz
bier lino an Streit sesanSen, inoem iie
bebaupten, SaB Die Gompanie cine Dor
Sabresiriit einsesansene Sereinbaruns
uerleste. 9llma, bic licbeH WiOnate alte
1o6ter oeS 9Onrao Siller BON 8irlano,
itarb porlesten Oiittpo6 nnb wnrOe
Donneritas beerOi9t.-Or. SBalter 3.
Saoer pom bier lit lesten Donneritas
ais is6baiter 9lrIt i'm Sadawanna so.
ipital Al Scranton ernannt woroeu.
Gr lit Gin Sobn bcS y. s. SaOer uno
abiturisnt bes SeiferiOn Wterical GOIs
lese non Ybilabelpba. Sebrer Der
oeuti6en lutb. @emeinbe balten nabiten
OonnsritaS 9lbenO auf BEN Taienplas
nebsn Ibem Yiurrhauie ein Sis Gream
Social ab. Die Sonntassihule Der
@emeinSs bielten seitern in Seamans
@rope elm Yic 9iic ab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04
Don Deter6bura.

- Die Stiismauern Der neneu Slib
Strabe Sriide iiuo Habesu pollsubet.
- Puitor unO Ssrau Sobn 0tanoolpb
iino nad ben 9tiasara Sdllen uno ct.
Souis abscreiit uno merSen brei gBoden
abweieno ieiu.
- Sn Der gBObnuns Ses Serrn
Gbriit. Yeder oil Wtaitsr StraBe ianS
cine abi6ieSsseielli6aft fir Serrn mb
55rau Daniel 2beObalo uno 3o6ter
Souiia itatt, bic mebrere S8o6en bier
uerlebten unb Dor einigen 2a9in mieoer
naA ibrer Seimutb in Colorado Suriids
febrten.
- Oas idhrlide 9ir6ens unS Soms
mers6eit Der CO. lutb. ReterS gemeinbe,
baS OouHeritag, ben 1s. slu9uit in
SSablers' SarmOnie @arten ubsebaltsn
wiro, peripridt Gin iebr semiitblides su
weroen uno iOllte aud uiele Seiuder
anSiebcu, oa Der Gintritt uur 10 GentS
betrG9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04
Giaeutbum Der NSpbalt $ 9efen'
Thaft bcfdhlaenabmt.

Die 8snsSuela 0teSierunS bat I'M
@eri6t einen Bei6lasnabmbsfebl aui
alles Der 9iem gOrt & Sermuoes slss
pbalt So. sebOriseS @isentbum, beiOns
oers baSienise am aspbalt See @uas
noco, erpirft. Die @eiellidaft mar
ui6t i'm @eri6t anweicnc. SenOr Gar
uer, Der friibers Wianaser Der @eiell.
l6uft wurOe gum @taiienperpalter ers
uanut. FraiiOent GuitrO bat Dor einis
gen 9So6sn, wie beri6tet, bic 3eiells
i6aft in 0lsp Yort auf 3ubluns BON
50, $4,000 uertlust iubem er bebanps
tete, ouB Die @eielliduit bic leste repO'
lutionare SewesunS uuteritiist unc bic
8ssisruns sur slusSabe bieier Summe
seiwuneen babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04
0Bie 1T bies!

0r bisttn dnbuubut Dollars StIsbnuna
fir isetn Baa BON aatarrb, bsr niht pur6 yin.
utbmsu ben Saa's Satarrb'aur ssbtlt tpsretu
fdnn.
1 S.Gbtuty & Go, 9istntb.. 5OIsss, .
gBir, tic liuttpddu,tsn, babtn 3. }. Gbtnsy
felt ben ltBttn IS Sabrsn etfannt uub baitn
ibu fur pplfcmmtn sbrtnbaft In alien @tltGfts.
psrbanpunssn unp iiuanlisa btfabtst. ale ron
itinu 6irma siusssanstntn ytrbtnoIibfstttn iu
triulIsn.
8tf & sruar. @ru6banbsIs. DrusuiRsn,
5ptec.
0albing, 8iunau Il WarpiH.
@rpbbauetIs. Drssuihsn, 5OItpp, ..
Saa's aataub.stur pirp inuTlt6 etnummsH
uno pirFi pirsit auf eas 9lut uno bic iGIsimi.
atn SbulG6sn ets SUlttms 3tueniiis frsi
puiautt. prsis rs Gents fur bic 6Iai6s. Vn-
fault ppn oltu Nppibtfun.
SaRs 8amiIisn piIltn iinb bic btiisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04

= Gui ben Serba6t Der Spionase
iinb swsi 5ranSOieu in s8ilbelmsbausn
Oerbaitet unb einssiteft worbeu. Sn
ibrem Seiise ianb man photographer
Der neueu SefeitiSunsen bes Suisssba.
isns, iOwie oes Sorts bel slltona.
- Sn Wtiinden III Der aud in
smeritu beftens betannte Suiiiit Yittor
Ssloepfer aus osm Ssben seidieOen.
Der Sanser bate sablrei6e Sreunoe
uno Serebrer, welde er iid ourd feline
porSiisli6en Siibnens unO GOnccrtlsiit.
unsen erlpOrben unO bic ieiuen friibsn
9eimsans ihmerilih bebauern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04
StaOt unO Gountb.
llniere Selepbuu gnmmer 1T 1885.

- Die idbrli6e 3uiammeufunft Der
Sieben @OuntD Yeteranen finOet am
OtittwOd, ben 10. slusuit, gu 6actOrp.
uille itatt.
- SSie es betBt, mirb Die 3aurel
Sinie innerbalb eines Wtonats nit Der
Serldnsernn9 ibrer 8abnitrede na6
Garbonoale beginner lalien.
- Die Steuerouplitate fir itabtii6e
nno SdulsSteuern iinb nunmebr Sem
S6asmeiiter CUR Collection iiber9eben
worosn uno oerielbe lit bereit, oas @elo
in empfans Su nebmen.
- 9Ille 9ltbleten unO Sportleute ion,
ten ii6 oaran erinnern, baB ct. Sa.
fObS Sel ausse5ci6nete Giseui6aiteu
beiist, nm Serrentunsen gu beilen,
man iollte es oaber itets an Sanb
baben.
- 8eil iie bel Der @nt9leiiuus eiues
StraBenbabnwa9ens gu 8lafelp I'M let.
ten WtGrS uerleet wurbe, besanu @elia
Crane AM OOnnerita9 sesen bic Scrans
ton RailwaD @ompanie cine Slage fir
$4,000 @ntidaOiSuns.
- @owarb Ntc@uire, Der bon Der
WtcGlauesSrOofs @Ompunie ein srObe.
res Ouuutum Wieiiius itubl, wurOe
OOnueritas fir iein scridtli6es @rs
i6einen unter $500 Siirsidaft Oeitellt.
@r 9eitano ben Oiebitabl Elm.
- SDdbrenb Der uerfloiienen S8o6e
linO bier tauienbe Yfunb 5leii6 perOors
ben, neil bur6 ben Stretf in ben 9ros
Sen S6ld9tereien bic Oia6frase na6se.
laiien bat unO bic Sirmen ibren Sors
ratb oaber ni6t uerauBern fOnnten.
- slm 13. glu9uit ldBt bic 9ada.
wanna @iienbabn eineu @rcuriiOnsSus
na6 sltlautic 9it9 laufen, mobci Der
Rreis fir bic Hunbfabrt fir @rpa6iene
auf So unO fir SiuOer auf $3.50 feitse.
felt worocn lit. Die Sillette iino auf
alien re9ularcn 3ii9eu am senaunten
Gage siiltis unb bleiben bis gum 80.
au9nit in Strait.
- Sames y. 2elpsleD BON @Domins
spenue, elm befannter GOnbufteur auf
Der .. & 8. Giienbabn, purbe Don.
uerita9 Wtor9en bel Der Carbon Strabe
SabHfreuSuns 9etOOtet, aIs er Die Sc.
leiie treuite, inOem i'm ein YaliuSier;us
trai. Der llngliidli6e paro cine Oi.
itauS BON 80 SUB seidleuOert unO ais
man ibu aufbOb, mar er tObt.
- S8eun bic jest nidtS 9e9sn Oeis
uen &beumatismus 9ebolien bat, 70 lit
bies tcin @runO Oafiir, oaB aud Der
n9lufer Paiu @rpeller" fsblidlasen iollts.
@r wiro belfen 2augidbriser @sbrau6
in alien Sanoern Der @roe benefit ieinsu
8srtb. Wta6e einen Ssriu9 oamit
unO werOe bon Osinen S6merSen be-
freit 8rsiS 25 uno so Gents.
- Tidter SellD erlieB am Sreita9
etnen Ginbaltsbeiebl 9esen WtaDor Gons
nell, Inn Nieien 81 perbinoeru, Den Gon,
trait fir itabtii6e 9lnseisen an bic
Scranton rGribune" Su iiberweiIsn.
9iud Der slnii6t Oes @eri6tes mar bic
Senunnte .3eituns Der bO6ite Sister unb
aus oieiem @runOe bat Der WtapOr tein
0tedt, ibr Den GOntraft Su iiberweiirn.
Der Ginbaltsbefcbl erfOlgte uuf Griu.
den Der scranton r9imes", pel6e be-
bauptst, oaB ibr sInSebOt Oas uisOriSits
mar
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04
Sph apn Ghar1ss o. Nseuffer.

2op pom 9pdrte6 -. 1teuWer.
Serr GbarIss .. gieuffer, Der wobls
betannte aaufmann bon go. 52s 9adas
Wanna Npenue, uub elmer unierer dltes
ften unb sea6tetiten oeuti6en Wtitbiirs
ger, erlas Oienitas abeno furS Dor 81
llbr Serlesunsen, bic er Wtontag 9ta6s
mittas erbalten bate. 9err 0ieuifer
oerlies OtOntas 9ta6mittag nm 1 llbr
feline @Obnuns, I'm cine 5abrt auf Der
9aurel Sinie gu MAIDEN uno muB bis
nad 9luOca sefabrsn iein, auseni6eins
lib nit Der slbii9t, wieber SuriidSulaus
fen, Senn er mar In ben tetten Sabren
ein beltanbiser Spaiiersdnser uno uns
ternabm bcinabe alltaslib einen tii6tis
gen Wfari6. slls er bel sluOca nabe
Der SreuSun9 nit Der 2aurel Sinie bic
@eleile Der @rie @iienbabn 3u freujen
iu6te, serietb er Dor einen 3ug, beiien
2ofOmotiue ibn traf uno cine SOI6un9
binabiticb, babel bOie Serlesun9en am
SOpfe, einen 9ebrOdenen arm, piele
S6nitte unS S6rammen unb aud ins
nerli6e Serlesunsen erbalteub. Wtan
bra6te ben S6weruerlesteu, Der belinns
un9slOS mar uno Oies bis Su ieinem
ablsben blieb, mad Sauie unO Or. @.
{. Sielel wurbe 9errfen, aber trot beiien
auiopfernocr Sebanolung unO jeoem
Seiitanb, ben liebenoe SGnOe ibm ga
ben, erpies ii4 alles uer9ebliA, oeun
bic Serlesunsen waren unbeoinst tObts
li6sr Otatur unS er wurbe am Oienitas
2lbeuo BON ben S6merSen bur6 ben
3ob ab9el0it.
Der Seritorbene purbe am 10, april
1886 in Stuttgart, Oeuti6lanb, 9ebos
reu uno fam I'M IS. 2ebensjabre mad
almerita, no er iid 5uerlt in gtew Yort
ami iieoelte; iiebeH Sabre ipater, 1861,
fam er mad scranton unb mar ieitoem
bier nobnbait. Su 1862 fiibrte Der
Yeritorbene SRI. slnna SSeber ais feline
Satin beim, Die ibm am Z. slu9uit
1896 i'm Gobe uoraus9in9. Gs iiber'
leben i'm bic S6weiter, Srau SSiIliam
Is. Sielel, uno Die fol9euoen Sinoer ;
9(nna ST., Srau @bwarb Siebefer,
WtarD g., 9arl SB. s. unO 6rau Us
| s. OauiS.
Serr gieuiier mar Suerit bel Der alten
2adawannu @iien unO 9oblen Gompa'
panic als Su9fiibrer an9eitellt, etabIirtt
iid abcr Dor 3s SahreH ielbititauOis alS
Sanimann uno mar in leinem llnter.
nebmen iebr erfolsrei6. 9luberoem
fungirte er lan9e Sabre ais Ofientli6er
9tOtar unO in oieler @i9enidait erwarb
CT ii6 ipejiell Oas uolle 3utrauen ieiner
oeuti6en WtitbiirSer, fir wel6e er lleb'
ertrasunseH, SOllma6ten, 2eitamente,
ETC., in srOber slnSabl anfertiSte; er ioll
mebr Eeitamente anseferti9t baben, als
mie irgeno brei slOuOfaten i'm GountD.
Der SerltOrbeue wiomete iib aud bem
geiellisen 2eben unO mar Wtit9liec Der
ReiiOenS 2o9e Der Sbo 5ellopS, 9taD
9lus Stamm Der SOtbmdnner uno Oes
Scranton SieoertranS aud mar er Elm
attiues ltit9lieo Der Sidorp !StraBe
Bresbpterii6eu @emeinoe unb nabm
itets sroBeS Sntereiie an oem SSObIers
seben berielben.
0ie Yeeroi9ung erfolst Wior9en
Jia6mittas BON Dem Erauerbauie aus
i'm YittstOu sluenue SriebbOie.