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The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02
GOMEZ ENDS INCIDENT
Yields to Vice Presidents Wishes In
Matter of Appointment.

Havana, Feb. 2.-President Gomez
has signed decree appointing Jose
Ugarte chief of the secret police.
This closes the sensational incident
arising out of the proposal to appoint
Ricardo Arnauto to that office, which
was frustrated by Vice President
Zaya's threat to resign.
The president has sent a message
to congress in which he says that not
much advance in legislation was
made under the recent government of
Intervention, although it is true that
organic laws were promulgated which
merit approval.
President Gomez suggests the ap-
pointment of commission on re-
vision of the tariff, and advocates
that negotiations be entered into for
the purpose Of securing the greatest
concessions possible from the United
States without endangering Cuba's re-
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02
PRISONERS GO TO
FRANKFORT THURSDAY
Sheriff to Take to Penitentiary Those
Who Got Prison Sentences
In Circuit Court.

The prisoners who were given peni-
tertiary sentences at the last term
of circuit court viii be taken to
Frankfort by Sheriff A. H. Hampton
Thursday morning. There are nine
of them altogether who will get the
free ride, going no to serve terms
ranging from 1 to 10 years. Theo-
dore Johnosn, the West India negro,
who broke into the store at Pine
Grove, this county, goes up for the
longest term Of the bunch.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02
KINGS DAUGHTERS ARE TO RECEIVE
PROCEEDS OF RINK TUESDAY NIGHT
Hot Basket Ball Game Promised Between Girl Teams Skatng From
7.3O to 11-AtGnd And Help The Winchester Poor
Did enjoyment is promised all who

solid enjoyment is promised all who
attend.
The rink has been donated abso-
luteIy free of charge by the Messrs.
ScObee. There will be no free list,
even the proprietOrs and the employ
es will pay their way In.
The Kings Daughters are contin-
ually aiding the suffering and the
poor of the city. Here you have an
evenings enjoyment and can at the
same time give to those who need.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02
URGES INDICTMENT OF
MURDERERS OF HEDGES
Circuit Judge Fryer Asks Grand Jury
Again to Consider Case.

CARLISLE, KY, Feb. Circuit
Judge L. P. Fryer convened the regu-
lar February term of the Nicholas
Circuit Court here yesterday and en-
paneled the grand jury. In speaking
of the killing of Hiram Hedges by
night riders, Judge Fryer told the
grand jury that the people of the
county owe it to themselves to see
that the guilty are brought to justice,
if possible. He told them to inves-
tigate the crime and if they are able
to get any evidence as to the identity
of the parties who were in that band
to return indictments.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02

Do not fail to go to the Auditorium
Tuesday night to see the game of bas
ket ball between the girls teams. The
game is being put on under the aus
pieces of the Kings Daughters, who
will have charge of the rink, and the
entire proceeds will be given for the
benefit of the poor and suffering of
Winchester.
Skating will begin at Z 80 o'clock
and will last until eleven for all those
who care to indulge. An evening of
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02
CLARK BOARD MAY CONSIDER
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL QUESTION
Board Of Education To Meet Next Saturday, May Also Take up Fiscal
Court Appropriation For Coming Year.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Clark County Board of Education will
be held in County School Superin-
tendent Tanners office next Satur-
day morning. Several important
matters will come before the board.
Among them will probably be the
matter of how much money the board
will ask the Fiscal Court to appropri-
ate for the use of the county schools
the coming year.
Another thing that viii be probably
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02

be done will be the formulating of
some plan to begin work on the High
School for the children of the county
as provided by the new school law
1t is not definitely known that eth
er of these propositions will come
before the board but as they are the
most important matters that are to
be dealt with, in the near future it is
thought that they will come up at this
meeting.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02
HAS RENTED STABLE.

Younger Jones has rented the Mill
er stable on Fairfax street, and In
conjunction with his brother, Ben,
who has the stable on Court street
rented, will run both stables.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02
GROUND HOG SEES HIS SHADOW
AND DISAPPEARS FOR SIX WEEKS
Little Animal Appears At Noon Tuesday But The Bright Sunshine Was
Too Much For Him And He Goes Back To His Winter Quarters

shadow the little animal will figure
that winter is almost gone and that
above ground is the place for him.
1t is the habit of the grounding that
gave this feature of a custom other
wise SO different.
Custom of 18th Century.
The custom was instituted by Celia
sius In the latter part of the fifteenth
century. In many respects it resent
bled some of the pagan celebrations
and particularly that of the pagan
Februalia, which was held at about
this same period.
In fact, the Candlemas day cele-
bration is substitution of the Febru-
ALA which furnishes the only logical
reason for the use of the candles in
the festivities attendant.
February has been dedicated to the
internal gods by the Gentiles because
at its beginning Pluto stole Prosper
inc and her mother; Ceres sought and
rescued her at night and carried
lighted candles. The Februalia cele-
bration was in honor of Ceres and
the celebrants carried lighted can
dies too.
Old Countries Observe it.
1t is from England, Germany and
Scotland though that the grounding
day custom comes. There the day is
observed as one of celebration In
weather representations. Many of
the rhymes that one hears about the
day are from the English and the
Scotch. In Scotland on this day it is
a custom for the children to bring
presents to the teachers. Each tries
to rival the other in the amount OF
the gift and the boy and girl that give
the most costly ones are hailed as
king and queen. School is then dis
missed and the children march
through the village streets carrying
the king and queen upon their
shoulders.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02
JAPAN FRIENDLY TO
THE UNITED STATES
Foreign Minister Says They Are Not
Troubled Over California
Legislature.
Special to The News.

Special to The News.
TOKYO, Feb. 2.-Foreign Minis
ter Komura, addressing the lower
house of the diet declared that Japan
was confident the anti-Japanese
measures pending in the California
Legislature will not lead to interna-
tional complications. He said Japan
was relying on the justice of the
American people and the friendship
of the United States government.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02
STATE INSPECTOR IS
LOOKING OVER OFFICES
w. C. Terhune Examining Local Of
ficiaIs-Has Found Nothing
to Complain of.

W. C. Terhune, State Inspector of
County officials Offices, is in the city
inspecting the local Offices. He ar
rived Tuesday morning and SO far
says he has found nothing to com
plain Of.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02
GETS BIG CONTRACT.

III. H. Hall has received the con-
tract for furnishing from sixteen to
eighteen hundred yards Of velvet car
pet for the new First Christian
church building of this city. An
other evidence that home merchants
can compete with any city firm in
quality and price.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02

Iarlons wIrn orner nations. He also
recommends an extensive scheme of
amnesty, excluding only the perpetra-
tors Of crimes Of grave atrocity, but
extending it as far as possible to the
soldiers Of the war Of liberation and
the revolution ct 1909.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02
0sbOrn-MaIOney.
Special to The News.

Special to The News.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Miss
Helen Maloney and Arthur Osborn,
of New York, were married at the
Maloney summer home, Spring Lick.
N. j., today, Catholic priest officiat-
ing,
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02

Lindsay Pogue Johns, of this city,
who is attending college at Millers
burg, has been elected President Of
the graduating class.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02

It's a shame. After suffering as we
have for the last few days, to have
the weather clerk turn against us
and make Tuesday a pleasant, sun
shiny day. Tuesday is grounding
day. The little animal appeared at
noon, saw his shadow and immediate-
ly ducked back into his hole. Now
for six weeks more the weather is 60
ing to be mean and the spring time is
postponed.
CandIemas Day.
Tuesday is Candlemas day, or
grounding day. as it is more gener-
ally known. 1t is the day that is sup
posed to mark the turning point be-
tween winter and spring, but whether
spring comes or winter stays longer
depends on sunshine and shadow and
the little grounding. At least, so say
the oldtime prophets, and while the
experts of the weather bureau and
the agricultural department sniff at
such prophecies as being groundless
superstitions, the groudnhog does not
lack millions of devotees. For is it
not written in the old jingle:
Gas far as the sun shines out on Can
dlemas day,
SO far will the snow blow in before
May.
As far as the snow blows in on Can
dlemas day,
So far will the sun shine out before
May"
All Depends on Weather.
1t all depends upon the weather
and the little ground hog as to what
the weather for the next, six weeks
will be. The ground hog, if when he
energies from his winter alternating
place, chances to see his shadow, he
will beat a hasty retreat to his little
hole and wait for fairer weather,
knowing that meteorological change
is due. But if it is dark and gloomy
when he energies and he sees no
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-02
BIRTHS.

Born Tuesday morning to AL Morton
Cooper and wife, a boy, weight g
pounds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
Siea Der %Nninracnten.

ErGiioent 3elapo'S glrmee in Nica'
roelta total gei6lugrn. IL Gie
auiitGnoigen beberrihen Die
gon5c otlantiife aiiite Der &e'
publif. IRA s4 a.lsu ty
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gongenen 6reitog babcn iih Die
StrcitfrGfte beS HepoIutions. @enc-
rails Gbanprro init touieno Wunn
Der Srllppcn oes Erdiioenten 3elopo
um San Suon'6luiie, nidt peit BON
@oco Sun Carlos, berum geidlagelt.
SIC &epolutiondre erfod1ten einel
entideiocnocn Sieg. Son ben &c
giernn9struppen puroen oreiblnoert
get0otet ober uernunoet. Illd) erbell.
tcien Die Sniurgenten 3lpei arl,pp'ihe
G%ononeu u,o pierbunoert @ewebre.
Gicic Nieberloge miro obne 3mcifcl
nllf Die Ausbebllng Don 5ruppen fir
Den Er0iiocnten 3eloDo 5uriidmirfcu
'Eao oilf Der mbcren Seite ocl1 ,Sl1.
llTgellten lleue Nnbon9cr 5%uiiibren.
@encral Gbamorro gebt mlnmebr
lnnginm Dor.
Ter Gompfer .9ulu" bon Der
Gmcrp-9inie bat gin5elbeiten iiber
Tie Ginnobme bon Sap 8racios a
Iios ieitcns Der Auiitdnoigen mitge-
troht. Ger Soienort puroe obnc
Sdmicrigtciten gcnommcn, be5iiicrte
ilf bof Die 3obl Der @cioaenen unb
&crwlnoctcn olIf nid)t mebr oils finn
obcr ied)s. Miit oiciem Eloe IN ibrcr
@cmolt iinb bic S%ninr1cnten Scrrcl
Ter gciommtcn otlontiid)en &iiItc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
@ermiidytc tclegrapbiidc 1rpciden.

- Sn Yougbfecpiie, N.-D., fod)tet
5lrei Yoitmnn.G Is nege- S%tubentc1l, Der
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Sioot Wcrifo uno Der t9-idbriee
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nit SGuiten aus, poralif Gta5 einen
&epolper 5og uno jpei Sdiiiie in
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rod Dem SoipitaI lino Gias nad oelt
StootgefdngniB gcbrad)t.
20 -Sm E%rescott, Ont. fam bel Dem
&ranbe oes 6lpnn'iden Hennltades
Der 69.idbrige 5rainellr ,sobn Slplnl
I'M, meld)er bel einern 8erind), Die
Efcroe SIT rettelt, Don bent oh oeS
6crers idier rnienb Aeipproenen
'&ennpfcro Goes Salt" in Die CLAM.
men 5uriid se5errt ipuroc.
Sn benz 8erebau.O rte go.
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rttcrgrabencn SteQe elmer aoblen,
5cd)e cine Spalte int Groboocn boz,
nnbe5n einer Tiertelmeile 91nee uto
5iret Sub Vreite. Webrere S1uier
ndbn1en ernItlid)en Shaocn uito sic
Wemobner anoerer SGuier fliiftete,t
lid, ailf pe1iger s%eiabrpolen Yooen.
Sn Der Ndbe BON sleeper,
Sflab., tit Der Gberofeien. Snoiancr
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Dem Gonitabler 1ud aetfer eridoi.
len lporoeL permnmbctc ieood gu
-aieid Den Seamten tootlid. aetder
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
ErofcHor SDdle iagt 81.

@ia bic Seitcigullg oeS Woin,t Ml.
&lnlcp mitnrdd)ei1. - expedition
miro i'm nGd)itcn 6rilbiabr uui.
brcd)cl,.
ct. &oul, Winn., %. Sftobcr.
Tr. 6reoertf u. Goot giebt befonut.
Frpf. '9G4. eide Bon Ser lltiiperfitGi
pom &onios, bobc Iid) befinitip cnt.
idloiicn, iif ar iciner beuoritcbenbet
G~rItcigung bes Woutt Mcainlep 5u
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CT Die Nomcn Der betrefienoen Ser
ionliffeiten olld) nod nid,t ST. nenincn
miInide. Sn 8an5en ipilroen fiini
oocr icds Eerionen bic expedition
mitmod)cn. Iic ndbercn IetoilS Der
expedition pcroen, mic DER Softor
iodt, jur 3eit nod niht o%lts9corbcitet
meroen, oo lie crit I'M Sriibjobr 5llr
@nSfilbrirng fommen iolI.
@Gbrcno ocs geltrigen Cages mllr.
Den iilr Or. Gonf 6eltlidfciten bon
Den Siii5ieren ouf Sort Snelling
nib Dem biciigen b%Gniid)en aoniul.
Ir. !. =. Nelioll, ionic elmer groBen
an5obl ans Idncmarf e%irgemanoer.
ter entertainer peronltaltet uno all
slbcnb belt er cine Gorleilnlg. DIOR,
gen miro Der Sorider Dor oen Stii.
0ircnben Der Samline. llnipcriitGt uno
Scr Sofultdt Der lltiperiitGt bon Min.
neiota iprefcn. Bon Ninneiota eebi
CT nod Miiioula, Mont., uno bGlt
bert urlo in Somilion, Mont., ireic
%ortr0ee n1laBlid, Der Musiogen be.
5iiglid) Der Moltnt MrGinlcp-G ontru.
pcrie. Bon Montona gebt Or. Gopf
honn bircft mad NeipsDorf snriid,
no CT Die Auf5cidnunaen orocn mill,
meldle CT Der llniperiit1t lit aopen.
bogelt sit mnterbreiten geoenft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
5nnac &atbulifcn.

SetDdll0lillt8et 0eS Srcfltft0sG ONT
ties Der rGotbolic Doung Wen'S
Iotionol Union" in 8ilmin0ton.
W | III / II q to n, Gel, %. Oft
Sos grefiltip-G omitc DER n@otbplic
9oung Wcn's Notionol llnion," Der
Organization, ipeldc ilber 100000
Wtit9lieocr 5Gblt, bielt bier cine mid.
tigc Sisung ob, in melfer @iQiom
G. SliIliuan aus Woibington. .. s .
Ter Yrdiiocnt Der llniol,, Den &oriiB
iiibrte. IS murbeu fir ons fommen.
DC Sobr Gil otbletiihcs, Elm literori'
lc)es uno Gin Yropogonoo.Gonlit CT.
nGnnt. Gos @ebet Der HationaIs
Union erItreft lid iebt i'm Siioen bis
ndh @oibinston, I'M @clten bis nuh
Sbio urtb i'm Noroen bis Bolton. 0os
dtbletiihc Gomitc beitebt olts Eroii,
Dent Sullipnn, Scfretdr ,Sonles u.
S'Sbeo, 9eibe ats @oibington;
&orrp u. Mlirrnp, Hap Wcloinaro.
Scenes u. 2ollbcn, Ybilooelpbio;
SGomos j. Wc@uire, Srcnton; Der.
marc !. Smens, 9tcmorf, NJ; Gen,
Ills Sopton, Eolptltdet, u. s.; Wid).
Dturpbp. @ilmington, Gel. Gos
literoriide Gpmitc beitcbt aus Erof.
Sdncs & .Woroabon, grooflprb %or.
litter; Solcpb 9. Siiaipon, @aibing.
ton; George u. WiQiams, Soiepb 2.
Teolp, EbilaOelpbia; Ycter 5. Mor.
gan, Irenton; 9. s. @allagber, Bro
p!eence, n. s. Gus Gropasanba-9o.
mite beltcbt aus Sobn ~. Wolfer,
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Guhc, grooflpn; .. s. McGop, Eoip.
tndet, Vt. s.; Sobn ). Moran. Seem.
arf; U. s. Gontor. Srentoh; Sobr
Garner, @ilmington; 5bomas o.
Sara, minneapolis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
MnS idlrcflidlcr gaac acrcttet.

EhiloOelphio, %. Sftobcr.
Nod)ocn JIG iid) bic gauge Nodt ilber
am 9ooel ibreS gefenterten Sdoos
Hers pScarborougb" fronmpfboit
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Gemonmtng olird ben 0ompicr No.
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Sd)poners me9geipiilt, irno itllr ocll
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enolld) gelterh Gormittog I'M 8 llbr
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boS lbn %rettetc, inter GrStlid)cr
Hileac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

SRI. @inifreo Soft, SefretGrin Ser
vNelu Yorf a~iiociotion for the
Blind, bGlt lebrreid)ef &ortrug
Dor Dem Social Serpice Gll6".
Grip1bnt Gorbeuguugs- Mob.
. regeln pcrihieoener @lrt. !!
Sri. @inifreo Soft. Die betonntc
Sorfdnpferin ollf Dem Selbe Der
0linbenpflege uno SefretGrir Der
vNctp 2)orf Iiiociotion for tbeSlino",
belt geitern 9lbeno Dor Dem Social
Seroice Glub", Ger. 1923, Mooiions
Ioenue, cinen ebcnlo intereIiuntelt
lple lebrreiden Gortrog itber Die Mes
tbooen sur Gorbeugung bon 9linb-
belt uno Die rotioneQe 9eihGftigung
bon glinoen. Sic perneilte oes 2Gll-
geren ouf Der unbebin9t notbnenbi-
gen Veobadtlng bon GoriidtsmaB-
regeln lcitens Ir5tes unb Sebomme
bel Der @eburt BON 9inoern, oa &C.
rooe Dlrd) Nadloiiigfeit III bicler
Gidtllng ein GROCER Gro5entiob BON
Sal1en bon @lilbbeit perifuIoet mcr.
De. 0es @eiteren empfabl lie ols
Ereoentip = Wittel: Seollfiid)tiglulg
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6eliernerfsforpern on n~utionolen
6eIttugen, itrenge @eiese be5iiglid)
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rid)tungen in Sobrtfeu, 9eobohtung
groberer Soriid)t bel Der 8erlpenoltng
BON SDnamit OILS Sprengitoff mlo
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beitclben &laiien I'M I|ngenleinen.
gel Der Seipredung oes NrbeitS.
felbcS, iueld)es lib ben Slinoen biete,
erip1bnte Die Gortragenbe bas @eia
lpiel pes bli1oen Senators Gore BON
SreapL befonntlid zines Der fobi9.
iten Suriiterl uno berporrogcnbltcn
Heoner ienes Stuates, Der iibrigena
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eil iebr lpid)tiges Grforoer1iB iei.
Ger Sliloe brald)e piel friibe 2uit,
geiuegung uno llnterbultiiliG. Jteo4
nerin periuies oonn ouf bos proieftir-
te nelie @ebGlloe Der Baltimore 9Iin-
oellihlile urb CAB Der @offnuno glS.
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fir Die gauge @clt iuerocn luiiroc.
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gritalt ein Sdlpimm-9oiiin eir5u-
riften. Tie Heonerin beiprod) bollt
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beitsielber, ueld)e ben Vlinbcll uffell
itGnoen.
Ger Sortrog iuurbe iebr beif1llig
ultigenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

Gin 9 6ritt in Scr rcd CT
ri h g.. - Siilfs-S tuotsolmolt
eugene S'Eunne bereitet 5llr 3eit
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!Scrr 9ciscr nit ieiiteu ailgeborigen
atn Sonntog Ibenb in Der @obnulla
zines Sreunbes nufbielt. mllrGen ,,sll-
ipeleu im Wertbe bon $3.50 aus iciner
@obnnne aeraubt. Bel Miidfebr er.
fllbr Serr 8eiger pon Hadbarbepob.
neril, oaB ein frenlber Wonn furs
naf iieben ltbr iein Saiis p~erlaiien
babe. Cine llnteriudune ereab, nob
bieier betreffenbe Wann fpoblipeislid,
erit ben beiagten GinbreheroIorm
rnid,1Sfif eentadt une bann Dos
Smeite Stodfuerf oes 9aiiies iurgiG(.
tig alisgepliinoert bate.
Fdfe fhr'S Nustanb beisrgt O.. s,aine, Ala
Sit.saIttmsresetr, Hate Gnftpm @eHieI sipe,
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Neiu- Serieg'cr MurbgebeimmiR.

id)logen. 2eid)e altf cinem
Sdiebforrcu mebrere Meilen
nett in cincn @olo 9eiobrcn.
Ggg SarborGitn N..S, %.
Sttober. - In cilem biftelt @cbol5
iinpcit egg Sorbor Gitp lpuroc &C.
liern Die 2ei6e oes ieit elmer ISOLDE
ocrmiBtcn betagten Sobu 8uuron &c.
tunoen, aae In5eiden beuten oo-
raul bin, baB @opron IN ieiner Siitte,
IL Der ciniam lebte, ermoroet uno Die
Seife Damn ouf einem Sdiebfarren
nlebrere Meilen melt fort9cihoiit
mnroe. Die 6iiBe oes grmoroeten
moren NIT einem aus 9ettbardent
bergeltellten Sell 8uiammen gebun-
Den. AIM aopie befinoet iid) cine
groBlite 8nnbe, Die alien Nnifeiu
nod Don cinem Slag nit cinem
Itumpfcn SnItrnmcnt berriibrt. 2ln
Den &leioern fonnte man beutlid
isben, bab Ole 9ei6c cine Strede mcit
onr6's 8ebiiidr gcidleppt wllrbe. Die
Folljct fdbfloet nod cinem @annc,
Nomens 9or5op, alias Gortmriobt,
cincm friiberen Sreunbc bes @rmor.
hetcrt. Der gang in Der NGbe ebenfoas
elne Siitte bemobnte.
Sor etmu 5ebn Sagen fomcn Elm
Wonn, Honens aooIf aettoid,. iulo
ieinc 6rau aus Bridgeport, Gonl.,
rod Ggg Sarbor Gitp, Inn gor5ap
3n beluen. 9or5ap ia9te ibnen, tic
lrlten ril6ig @amron's Siittc bepob.
nen uno fonnten iih olld) feline Sa-
d,cn meiguen, oo @apron permutb.
lid nid)t mieocr fommen peroe. Gr
lelhit 'iubr oonn nod Teip-Oorf slt.
rid, I'm, mie er lagte, cine Steue
ais Stellmod)cr nn3nnebmen. SEES
told lrar IS, Der geltcrn bel einenl
Spo5iergon9c inl @albe Die 9eid)e
6es often Wannes iano. @oprpn
NOR p%crbeirotbct, uno icine 6roll,
melde in Hen.Dorf pobnte, jolt i'm
tor etlihen @ofen beilbt uno linn
cine Summc @elbes gebroft bobell,
INN fir oos ongefnllite 9olto Ill be-
5Gblen.
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Snpaner cbren bns Mno.nfcn YerrD's.

y it II. Woii., %. Sftober. -
Ele bier peilenoen jopalniid)cn Son.
oelS'Gommii1re fllbren per GrtraSlia
nod Nenport, q. s., nm BORT Dem
Ingebellfen OIL Commodore vi, Terrp
bon Der @llnoesmorine. Ser i'm Sabre
1852 bic expedition nad) Sopon fiibr-
te, onrd, lueId,e Die S1fer ienes 2on-
oes Der Nelt erld)loiiei1 lpuroen, ci-
men pietntopllen Sribnt 5u solicit.
Mm 8robe oes Commodore entblo6-
ten lie ibrc SGltpter nub Baron Giid)i
Sblbitlolpo, Del, an Der Spise Der
G%onniiliplt itebt, legte tiiieil pr1d)ti.
gen Sorbecrffan6 in Den ueiBe Hp-
len etngeflod)ten fparen lino Der NIT
SallO1dleifen in ipei6er ultD rptber
Sorbe, ben Snrben SSapan's, ee5iert
ipor, am tSllBe bes Yerrp.M Monuments
nieoer. Ger Baron iprad) eilliee
@orte III ioponiider Sprad,e, in mel
die Die onoeren GommiliGre einitimm-
ten. Mopor =. 0ople, Der Die Com.
milton bcgleitete, belt bann cine
fur5e Gebe, mproi,f Die 8Gite aus
Sltolien bnrd ben Manor nit einem
Srnbib beiuirtbet lpnrben, nm iid)
bonn Ole WorineiduIe.S tation tlto
auoere Fitnfte bon Sntcrciie ol,5ii.
ieben.