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Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-07
Personal Mention

Deputy Sheriff Norton nf Lpwc'i was in Tombstone yesterday.
 Walter Goslin, of the Discas Plumb ing Co, has returned from Tom.r stone, where he served on the grand jury.
 Sheriff Jack White is spending Sun day in the city and will return to the county seat tomorrow
 Ray Swain. of Tombstone. IS in the city.
 Joha J. Ross of Dc ,gia5. was in lEe city yesterday. Miss Adelai Araiza left yesterday for a months visit with friends and relatives n Phoenix.
 Dr. Foley and wife, of Naco, we"e ir the city yesterday for short time, leaving in the afternoon for Phoenix to take in the fair
 Prof. c. F. Philbrook, accompanied by Mess-s Broadman. Godding and Murray, Of the high school faculty, 1 left yesterday for Phoenix in charca uf the local exhibit for the fair.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-07

was charged by Isadors Rena with stealing his burro. was such cont plicated tangle when the hearing was held yesterday that Justice Burdick dismissed if for lack of evidence. The man claimed the woman was his wife though they were separated. She sasd that they never had been married, but stir had two srown-up sons. and also claimed that Rena owed her money During the arguments the burro was lost sight Of
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-07
Larson Recovering.

Word has been received here from U. A. EeIcherside, superintendent of the territorial insane asylum at Phoe- nix, stating that c. l.. Larsen, former ly a well known miner in Bisbee, who was committed to the institution year ago, shows great improvement and win soon be able to leave the as ylum. The letter requests that the ad- dress of Larsen's relatives. if he has any, be furnished
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-07
EstahIishsd Theater.

NJ. D. Betz returned last night from Tombstone, where he has been tie past three days establishing a moving picture theater. Miss Anna Weist. who appeared here at the Royal for a time, will sing the Illustrated songs in the new playhouse. and will also have charge of the playhouse and will also have charge of the theater
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-07
Fire Chief Here.

Former Fire Chief Hegler. Of Clay to-, Ohio. who has been visiting Cap tain Davis, Of the local fire depac3- ment the past few days, left yester- Gsy fo~ Los Angeles, where he ex
 Lects to locate. He was chief Of the Clayton department for quite 8 mum her of years, but has decided to quit the lsd6er and the hose for other
 fields. Mir. Hagler stopped at Douglas before coming to Bisbee, and while theTe beard amusing tales of how the Bis6ee boys fought fire, getting ou: on eucd time. making fast run, un- whining every bit of hose on the cart and then having to putt it a quarter of mile or so up mountain side. He die rot believe this latter when hC came here, but since he has seen the town he has become fully convinced.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-07
Rally Day.

Today will be rally day at the NJ E. Sunday school. A program, under the direction of T. N. LaEin. superin tendent and R. B. Krebs. chairman of the arrangements committee, has been prepared and the elders as well as the children, are invited to be prsent at the service which begins at 9:45 a. m. sharp. There will be plenty of good music included in the program.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-07
Water stlII spoutIna.

Architect F. c. Hurst Is working on plans for the new Masonic temple to be erected on the Muirhead lots on Main street. 1t will be two stories high. with lodge rooms on the second floor and rooms for three stores on the ground floor. The front will be tastefully decorated, though not as elaborately as the first plans called for
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-07
CITY IN BRIEF
Many to Phoenix.

Bisbee will be well represented al the territorial fair at Phoenix which opens today. The advance guard left yesterday and the Southwestern p,so- Die report that 35 tickets were sold. to say nothing of those who will g1 today and tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-07
;. c. Lane 2 Papa.

es - H-t-''~ N
 A son was born yesterday morning to Mir and Mrs. J. c. Lane at the C. & A. hospital. Mother and son are doing well, and it is also thought that "pao will recover.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-07

Case Dismissed.
 The case against Eulaia L,na,es who
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-07

The famous detachable Um- brella handle; numerous other articles too numerous to mention.
 Anything will be laid aside by a small deposit.
 Diamonds sold 0n inS- rallment plan. Optical department re- pairing and my jewelry unsurpassed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-23
THINK THEY HAVE LING.
Authorities at Windber, Pa. Arrest a
Chinese Suspect.

Johnstown Pa. June pa China
man arrested at Windber. Pa. near here
at noon today is believed to be Leon
Ling wanted in New York for the muir
der of Elsie Sigel. He answers the de-
scription of the fugitive and arrived in
this section from the east last night.
When arrested he exhibited great
nervousness but denied he was Leon
Ling. He said his name was Wee King
Song. ta
The Chinaman is now being brought
from Windber to Johnstown for fur
Their examination.
1t is reported the man has made a
confession, but it has not been yet pos
sib1e to verify the rumor. The Johns
town authorities say a man answering
Ling's description was arrested at
Windber last night but was released on
account of insufficient evidence early
today. They know of no other arrest.
On the other hand, the authorities az
Windber say they made a second ar
rest at noon today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-23
QUICK WORK IN SENATE.
Several Paragraphs of Lumber Sched-
ule Adopted in Short Order.

Washington, June 23.-In quick
succession several paragraphs of the
lumber schedule were agreed to today.
BY amendments offered by Mr.. Aid
rich and agreed toby, the senate, the
duty on clapboards was increased
,frorn-~$ f-to ~$1.5o~ per Thousand; ON
laths from 20 to 25 cents per thousand
pieces and on shingles from 80 to SO
cents.
F Senator Crawford, asking for an
aye and no vote on the increase of
duty on shingles, failed to persuade
enough senators to join him in the
demand.
The entire schedule relating to
wood and manufactures of wood was
then agreed to.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-23
TELLS ANOTHER STORY.
Interpreter Gives New Version of
Chung Sins Confession.

New York, June 23.-The district
attorneys office gave out statement
today to some extent changing the
unofficial published reports giving
the alleged circumstantiai details of
Chung Sins confession in the Sigel
murder case. According to this state
ment, the story told by Chung was
not that he actually saw the murder
committed or that he helped to bind
up the trunk after Elsie SigePs body
had been placed in it. He said he
went to his room about 1 o'clock that
afternoon to lie down and that Leon
came in soon afterwards and said that
Elsie was dead. Chung asked Leon
what had happened and that the lat
ter replied that -EIsie had bitten her
tongue and bled to DEATH
Chung said he went into the room
and saw the body. He felt of the
murdered girls hands and found
them cold. Then he went out and
when he came back he found Leon
throwing clothing out of the trunk
which he kept under the bed.
Chung said he went out again and
when he returned he found the trunk
bound with a rope in the room and
the body of Elsie gone. He supposed
that Leon had placed the body in the
trunk.
yam Wick Nam. interpreter, who was
present at the examination of Chung
Sin by Assistant District Attorney
was no truth in the statement that
Chung Sin had said he witnessed the
actual killing Of Elsie Sigel by peeping
through a keyhole from his room adj
joining and by looking over the tral-
son. Yam Wick Nam said on the con-
trary that Chung Sin absolutely MAIN
tanned throughout the examination
that he was not a witness of the crime.
Yam Wick Mans account of Chung
Sins story is that the Chinaman said
t., La
taurant when Leon entered and said:
1.-THE girl is dead" Leon and Chung
were in a position to exchange conf
dences, the interpreter said, because
both were members of the same secret
society, the members of which were
pledged to protect each other as though
they were blood brothers.
Upon learning that the girl was
dead, Chung Sin, according to yam
Wick Nam's account of his testimony,
said he went with Leon to the latter's
room. There on the bed was the
body of Elsie Sigel There was some
talk between the two friends the in
terpreter's version of Chung Sins tes-
timony ran. as to how the body was
to be disposed of, but Chung refused
to have any part in the disposal and
left the room.
When he entered Icons apart
ments. there was handkerchief
bearing reddish stains over the girl's
mouth. Shung Sin came back later
and went again with Leon into the
room. The body had disappeared.
the witness told his inquisitors, and
Leon's trunk was in the room secure
ly tied. The interpreter added Chung
maintained throughout that he had
no part whatever either in the killing
placing the body in the trunk. .
Yam Wick Nam, who is a merchant
in Pe1 street, expressed the opinion
that Leon would be captured. One
New York Chinaman, he said, had al
ready expended 5000 in messages to
various acquaintances of his in Cal
ifornia, describing the fugitive and
asking their assistance in locating
him and securing his arrest.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-23
FIRST ROUND WINNERS.
Result of State Golf Tournament at
Beginning.

The following is the result of the
first round: Paul Hyde, 40; D. c..
Hammatt, AS; c.. I. Duybor. "A; Will
son Hobart, As; Harlow Hurley, As;
D. H. Griffith, AT: A. Fassler, At; r.
F. Hayden, As; Geo. Snyder, so; B.
R. Talbot, 81; Dana MacVicker, 81;
H. A. Scandrett, 81; A. M. Catlin, 81;
E. s. Quinton, So; E. L. Copeland, So;
H. w. Hodge, 81; w. o. Sternberg, So;
[. S. Ferry, So; B. w. Scandrett. SIS :;
W. NJ. West, ST; c. E. Curry, 81.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-23
RETURN OPEN VERDICT.
Coroner's Jury in BinlIey Case Rec
ommends Further Investigation.

Chicago, June 23.-An open verdict
was returned today by coroner's jury
in the inquest over the body of DR..
John T. Binkley of Evansville, Ind,
who was found in a room in the Well
ington hotel June 2, with bullet wound
IN his head. The jury recommended
that the police continue to investigate
the case.
Deputy Coroner Kennedy at the close
of the inquest said:
MY opinion is that DR.. Binkley was
murdered
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-23

plane to the war department was
made by the department today. This
action was taken upon application of
the inventors. The time in which
they were to comply with the army
tests would have expired June %.
The Wright Brothers stated that
they did not think they would need
more than ten days additional time,
but in order to avoid the possible
necessity of asking for a further ex-
tension, the request was made fer 80
daVS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-23
STILL SECRETlvE.
WickersIlam and Root Refuse to Dis
cuss New Tax Measure,

Washington, June 23.-Attorney
General Wfckersham was again today
in consultation at the capitol with
Senator Root on the proposed corpora
ton tax amendment to the tariff bill.
Senator Root expressed the opinion
that the provision would be in shape
to be presented to the senate tomor-
row, but neither he nor Mr.. Wicker
sham would discuss it's terms.
Bosh-Isnt it queer that a printed sheet
although square, is called circular? Josh
Not necessarily; it is intended to go
round.-Brooklyn Eagle
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-23
FORD NO. 2 WINS.
Crosses Continent in % Days and So
Minutes.

Seattle, WASH, June 23.-Ford car
No. 2 passed through North Bend. 70
Seattle, WASH, June 23.-Ford car
No. 2, winner of the New York to
Seattle automobile race, reached the
gate of the Alaska Yukon-Pacific ex-
position at 12:55:35 o'clock. having
covered the distance in % days and
IS minutes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-23
FORCED BOY TO BEG.
Guy Armstrong Claims Tramps Made
Him Beg and Steal.

Wellington, Kan. June 23.-Guy Arm
strong, 16 years old. who says he is a
son of wealthy parents in Tulsa, Ok,
escaped last night from six tramps
who had induced him to leave home to
work in the Kansas wheat fields, only
to find that he had to beg and steal
for his captors. He reached yelling
ton today.
The boy showed evidences of harsh
traa trnent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-23
Richardson Sentenced to Prison.

Pittspurg, June 23.-Charles r. Rich
ardson, a broker convicted of con-
spiracy in connection with the alleged
attempts of Charles S. Cameron, presi-
dent of the Tube City railroad, to bride
Councilman w. A. Martin was sCn-
fenced today to one year and three
months in the penitentiary and pay
fine of $500.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-23


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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-23
IN KILLARNEY LAKE.
Nine American Tourists and Two
Boatmen Drowned.

Killarney, Ireland, June IA boat
containing nine tourists, presumably
Americans and four boatmen, was
swamped today on Lower Killarney
lake. All of the tourists and two of
the boatmen were drowned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-23
GIVEN MORE time.
Wright Brothers Are Allowed an Ex-
tension OF 80 Days.

Washington. June 23.-An extern
sion of 80 days in the time accorded
the Wright Brothers to complete
their contract to furnish an aero
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16

J. Soltc ib irgcnb cine SdnpirgfGt oo6ci croeten, irQen0 me(fe
llntcnhiebe in Den reip. 6nbrtfdttonS &erbGltniHen 3a beltimncn?
s. Sit es pnbridetnlit, baB Die eeftrneu InIoaen in oteien iinmt.
lben 3ebn StG6ten inter Die Gonroe zines groBen Spnffats fn1n1en
f0nnterL unb fonnte iod elm SDnottot Die Notrr controlren mo mi
odc @ie Die Staten III Baltimore controGren?
g. yent Die Soften Der @lcHr5itGts Gr5euelnq in Baltimore oerin.
ger merben, oils in ben onoeren 5en StG0ten, beranloBt ourd1 biQiqrrc
&obRn o0r @onerfrot oor cine ionihge 8er6eTerunQ, Tpbt Die Geroro
ming fWr bieen Sa oS Gonieqnen5 bTpon cine GrnGBi0ung Der Guten
inter benz 2nrhidnitt Der Hoten III ben bdo9ten 5ebn St1Oten Dor?
Z. 9en6t fir Die Gonim1enten in Baltimore irgeno meLte Gefobr in
@croronune oils ginit9er fIr Den Goniunlenten on5uieben en, penn Die
Ter GoIuS febIen lpIrpe? III FHE g3M :
8. 8ro bic porgeihogcne Wietbo6e 3r Reguniuaq ser RdtenI epcn.
tmIl in einer annl1blidcn Grb0blmg ODER Grn1Biamo Der .Rdten re-
g. 9ehebt ireeno cine @o1riheinIi5fet ooB oie Observation-Disclosures
Sc in Ser @ebeboltung Ser qc9enmdrtiqen Glefhi3tlts Staten lin cine Ne.
rooe bon mun3iQ Sobren ober in cuer tbotGflihen Grb0bm9 oerieben
reutireu fonnte? @
TO- 8enn Die eleftribcn Noten IN irgcno cinent Sole 10 bod lper0ct
ioQten, Inn n1cbr, oils einen ongeneIcnen Nroft tr Die Gonpagnie ubsus
lperfen, mcnn bier6er oub Qeidretig nieOriger ien ioltcn, aS Die
TurdJfnitts State iener 5en StdDte, pir0e IN 0eiem Sole Die Venn1s
nund bes Y6mnitS u 0uu Oiercn, einen cntipreden0en NuS0leidr bier
ifr al ibofien, mo miroe Oomit cine tbohGtlihe GrrnGBigmQ Der Noen
oedboffen lucrocn f6nnen, 10 BOB MIR Elm perninftiqer mO mgemcTener
8roiit BON Der Gompo0nte geradt merben mr0e?
If. Genfen Sic bob ole 1eaenpGrtigen Glethi5t1tsE Staten ser @ciea.
iboit on0emeHen ino?
-. @r figen Sbnen cine to6eloiifc Auhn0ung Ser per0leihsmpi-
len GlefrilitGts Staten in ienen 5bu StGopn 6i, me tic BON ser 8elel.
idoft Qu5oeorGetet mO inns mterbreipt muu0en. HeprGientren bmic "a.
bclcn IN 0eredter @eie Die Haen Gbnidcr Siente in irnen Stioten,
umo lpepn bice6cn aus, Dab Die 9e9rnpGrhgen Hoten in Baltimore
c6enio niHio ocr nieoriaer, oI5 Der 9mditnit limo?
94eroen Sic ms Sbre Antmort bnom0Qidit 3ufonmen laIen?
SIR ergebenr
'~. (@c}. $. !. 6. Sofiman, Goriber.
Gomite fr Eoli5ei uno @efGngniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
II. Gopf nuirS New'Yorfcr Gbrcn.
biiracr.

Nem Dorf. 10. October. -
Nrropol. Gntbefer Or. Sreoerid N.
Goot fam beiite bier an nno nobntc
cilem I'M HotbboIle pom Board o.
Nloernen ibm 5u @bren peronitolte.
ten @mpiang bel. Gos gbrenbiirger.
rcft Der Staot Help.Dorf Oreeoom
ri tic Gitp) iuiir0e inn bel Der @c.
lC0etbeit ertbeilt uno erbielt boS be.
tcitS geItern bonn Wapor McGlelml
ttcr3eifnete gbrcnoiplon. Die linn
rom ,9lrctic Club Of Imerica" silgcs
oohte @olbmeboille lit nod nid)t
toqenoet uno lire lleberreiduig
lilBte oui cine ipGtere @elegenbcit
pcrihoben merben. Iebrere Serren
blelteu Aniprahen lpGbreno Der Sc.
.rcmonie.
Sur Nntiport ouf peridieoene Sra.
gen mieoerbolte Or. Goof bellte Die
Scrliherlnng, oob er nae ieine Nn.
lprlid)e, elnlblleBlld) oerlenigen be.
trcifs 9elteiguilg bes Mount Wcain.
lcp, poatg bemeiien meroe, umo oaB
hos geItern p%eroffentlidjte 9arriq;
aifioauit erlopen lei. 7ieiet 9orria.
melter Dem Or. Goof bel Der 9eitri.
Gilrg oes Wollnt Mcainlep oils 6iib.
Ter oiente, FAM Dor Sluei Eagen bier
Oh, icstc it'd nit Dem General Ibos.
$. S%nbbaro, Eraiiocnten oes .Iearp
arctic Club" in gerbinouls uno
trnt, notoem er Die @eroiientliduna
icines afIioapits nit Subbaro urroll.
girt bate, Die Tiidreiie mad, Dem @c.
Itcll on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
6eriid,t iibcr Murocumplpt.

Nnord)iiten moIen ongeblid sic ErG.
iioentcn Gait unio Iiaj bel ibrcr
belttigen 3nlommenfunft an Der
terdniid)- merifonilhen 8ren5c obs
mnrtien.
GGicago, Is. Sftober. - @ic
Dos nGbicago Solrnol" milIen mill,
lit eiu bier ails9ebcdtcs Gomplot ent,
hcdt morocr, oeiien 3pef BARN be.
I;cbt, Die YrGiioenten Gait unO 0io5
lei ibrer morgigcn 3niommenfunIt
6r 81 Eoio, Ser., relp. Giil0ao SUD
res, Werito, 81 %ernloroen, uto piele
GetettiuS iinb nit lle6ermohung Der
an Der &eridmoruag betbeiligten
WGnncr beauitrugt nor0en. Scit
5lpei @o6en bielten Sbeilnebmer on
Dem Gonlplot, lpie baS erm1bnte9lott
meiter miiien mill, gebeime 9erlomm.
lGngeu IN faIt ollen @roBlt1oten oes
2anocs ob, ollein Der Welldelnnoros.
plan puroe bier IN Chicago poIlen-
set. &ier oils Nrbciter uerfleioett
6cbeimpoli5iIteu iuobnten geltern
Hbcno elmer bier abgebnltcnen 60.
6ioliltcn . Geriommlung bel. in mel
Ger Eroiclior Serrer's 0inridtluig
ols Woro peroommt mltroe. Gicle
@ebcimogentcn limo nod 81 Eaio &c.
id'idt morben, Inn bofiir 81 Iorgen,
baB Der 3lued Der Serihm0rilng nid)t
crreiht miro.
81 Eoio, Ger, rs. Sftober. =
Hr1iioent Gio5 bon Merifo lonate
lclte iriib ST. Gilloob SiioreS, acaell.
iiter Dor bier, on. Gr miro ben Mio
0runoe crit morgen, iobolo Yrdiii
bent 1oit o~n8elougt lit, f~reisen llilo
oos. @ebict Der Ser. Stnotcn betrctell.
@orperncltr Campbell Don Serus lit
nit iciltcm Stube bier ollaelonat.
Ma16ingtom .. g., 10. Oft.
= Sr. @ilfie, Gbei oeS 8ebeimoien.
tics, beiinoet lid ieit ctlid)en 5agen
5n 81 Eoio, nm iiir grboltung Scr
Mube bel Der 3uiommenfunit ser
4Sraiioenten Gait mo 3ia3 81 Ior.
gen. Soueit man meiB, bat err feline
rneripartete @ntpidelung i'm 3uIom-
menbang nit Der @nirepue beriftet,
nno Die bieligc 9eborbe glollbt nid,t,
GGB irgeno cine 1nongenebme sto.
RING 5u befiirften lit. Gos Chico.
go'er 8eriift iiber elm Gomplot i'm.
oct hur wenig ,@%louben.
81 Gaio, Ger, IS. Sftober.
Yoli5eid)ef @ilfie, BON 9unoes.@e-
beimoienit, tbeilte beute Nodmittaa
Der rgiiociirten Freiie" nit, oob ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16

Iollt Gid)ts bon ciltem Goniplot ae-
gen Die Er1iioenten Gait ooer 9io5
befonnt lei. Nlts Son Antonio miro
oagegen gemeloet, Bob oieFoli3ei BORT
o1f ben befonnten Nleranber 9erfs
mann fabn0e, melder bort auf Den
StraBen geieben morbe1 iei. gerfe-
mann brafte befanntlih einen lnng.
jdbri9en Suittermin meger eiltes III
Fittsbnrg periibten Worbangriffs allf
Sertn Senrp Srid I'M 3uhtbous 81
unb mllroe crit Dor etliden Sobrell
entloiien.
Ilbuquerque, q. sc, 10. OF.
tober. = Gin unbefonnterM onn, mel.
der nit einem Weiier in Ser 2uft Der.
umfuhtelte u1o DEM Yrdiioentenlaf
81 tooten orobte, murne beute Had)-
nlittog mad, befti9em @iOeritorlb bon
Der Yoli5ei nerbuftet.
Ger Serboitete beiBt SbpmoS
lhorp lno lit ein betogter @rlben.
arbeiter. Seine Scrboitlnng erfolgte
mcnigc Min1iten nod Der N%nfunit
lait'S. Sborp botte iib ben gan5en
6og iiber in ou~iiaQiger @eiie berlom-
men nnO 10 uiele Srogen iiber 1oit's
a1mmcn an Den Foli5eihef Miaan
ccridtet, bob oieier ibn iibcrmodcn
IicR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
Siucrton's MOrbgebeimniF.
Oos ermoroete IGohen oils Inrelio
ct. Sean ans @ooniopet ioentiii-
Sirt. 3tpei Serboftungen.

sail &iper, MoI., 10. Oft. =
@ilfrie0 Sbibeoult nno yYroielior"
Sronf Sill befinoen iid bier inter
Der Anflaae in Sait Sri. gmelio ct.
Sean aus &ooniodet, u. s., ernor.
Oct 81 baben. Won bot jeBt Die fiir,.
LID IN Der 9t1be bon Siperton uui9e-
r%ltn0enen 5crltiidelten lleberreIte eli
mes neibliden &orperS nit 5iemlidcr
Siderbeit ols bieienigen oes Sri. ct.
Sean ioentifi5irt. Die beiben Ser
boiteten ploioirten nift idulbig, uno
lpuroen obne 9iirgihoft Dem @eiGllq-
nib 81 Soa Hiper iibertpieiell. Gas
Saupt Der 2eibe lit nod imnler nidt
dltfgetllnoen moroen uno oas Sllden
naf oenilelben ooltert fort. SrouSt.
Sean, Die Wfutter beS aus @ooniodet
perldpunoenen WGo6ens, begibt iif)
beilte nod Siperton, INN Die lleber.
reIte 81 beiidtigen.
Sbieballt lit 2S Sabre oft uno bat
cine @ottin, ionic 5fpei &inoer. Set
Is Monaten ltano er OILS Chauffeur
III 0iclIten zines bieligen anlualts
mo nor Irilber ilber 5mei Sabre Lang
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Der ongeItellt. Sill lit ebenfoas Der
beiratbet uno mar ais y&rGuter-G Cot.
tor" bier etoblirt. Gle gegcn '6eioe
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Serr uno 6ruu Ct. Sean, iopie 6ral
S. .. 2onollrelir, Die @ltern u1o Ell
ne Sortte bon anlelia ct. Sean, er-
ld)ienen beilte III Der bieligen Yoli5ei-
Itotion, unO ibentifi5irten Die geItern
rabe bier entbedten aleiolnasitiide
poiitiu oils %oieienigen, lpelde Nmelio
am letten 6reitog trll9. Serr Ct.
Sean erflGrte iidl iiber5eugt, boB Die
5erltildeltcn lleberrelte oieienigen lei.
ller Sod)ter iino.
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@ieDcr ein Crfan.
Ecnncicc nnb angrcnSenbc Staatcn
idJlucr beimgeiud)t.

Gielc Mcnidenleben perloren ul0
cine 2ln5abl Srtidoiten pernid)'
tCt. - S6lohtielo BON Sbilob
uno Der oorti9e Notionolirieobof
I'M Yereih Der Gerbeerlm9en. -
Ginige AuiflGrlng ii6er oaS
WorogebeimtiB BON Siperton. -
Or. Goof erbtlt oaS Nem. Oorfer
acknowledgement. l. Seniotio'
nelle @eriidte iiber WorbnnidlG0e
gegen Ole E%r6iibtnten 1oit unb
9ia5.
Rem p y is, Cent, 10. Oftober.
Ser Sturm, melder geItern IN
Senneliee uno Den Na6boritaoter
tobtc, bat. iomeit ole bis beute Nod)-
nyittag porliegenoen Hafridtcn or.
ieben loiien, Is bis 10 Meni6enleben
gum Cpfer %geforoert nnb mgebeuren
Shooen ongerihtet. Sn pielen &c
genOen cntmidelte Der Stlrm Die
rrac Nrtb zines Gornooo8. 9oS
Stdot6cn 0cnmorf, Mooiion.Goms
II, nabe Dem Shlohtielo bon Sbi-
fob, lit iait totol Scritort, uno in
&omburg, Scnn., ollein limo angeb.
lid 10 Weniden Qetootet morbeu.
2lltf ans ben S~rtldoiten Mulberrp,
@ortruce, @ibion, Stonton, Eitts.
burg Gambling, 0perburg mo Wercer
merOen melt perbrcitete 8erbeerungen
Gcmeloet. llllter oen 81 Samburg
lnngefommenen Gerlonen befinoen
lid: Srou @ortb WcSonnlo, Otis
Lno Sutber 2ittlefielb, Mariboa imp
Sfu6p Serbian, Yerrp 9onfs unb pier
Mitglieoer ieincr Somilie, Charles
Woore nebit Satin mo 9obp, ionic
5lpei @6ite ocs .Eittsburg Gambling
Sctel," oeren Nnnen nod niGt ieit-
GeItelt iino.
Sn Genmarf Senn., mllrocn 2l-
hcrt Barnes uno iein ainb get0otet
mo IN Mulberrp, Senn., Sbomoa
&clm. NllBcr bcn @etooteten Iiuo
piele Ecrionen pcrlcbt, bon lpeld)en
noruusiihtlih monfc iterben peroeu.
Sos Shlo6tielo bon SbiIob, iopic
ocr oortigc Notionol.6 ricoboi liegen
I'M 9erei6 ser Serbcerumgeu oeS
SturmcS.
, Gas StaOtder 9oo5epiac, 10 pei
len bon Some, 90, muroe oilrb Sen
Orion in einen Sriimmerbalfen per-
monoelt. 9rei 2Gben mo 33 @obn,
bGuler lino BORT 5eritort moroen.