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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-10

Dtces peItbarabmte pr&y1rat 1T oia
EeEUouug ciue5 uuierer bcoeuteuojteu
G5smtfer. Dd7aIbe eutb3lt ale 3ur
53cu3uug ron fleifb, HuoHcu, SLat,
Guusle.u uuO iomit Dou HogPerfrlft &c,
for0crlihcn Scit1u0tlcile, mo guar in
ciucr FIR lciG3teite DerolmUJ geeI5ueteu
Tarm Don oeu aU3cicheuteu 2ler3teu
mo pbYitoJogeu 1T oaNelbe ais Ger beifa
mo 5uDerIlVIgite Griog iilr &luttcrutjidl
aueyFauut mo ais oa5 3utrdgltbite Grs
u&buug5mittcI fir fIeiue mo Uabienoe
Euocr, iowie fir KrluFe mo 6eneIeu0e
empf5hIeu Uoroeu. ReuitaC0tcr's 7cuta
fEe5 1il1CrRC5i TT feiur5urg5 cine De
Ci;iu, iouoeru, Dle uobmals bet0ut Ders
ben mus, Elm Gruabrmug5mittcl. Uegen
felue5 beocuteu0eu 2l8hrtperths, fODis
pegcu ietuer lejbteu DerodulbReit, fei,
uer SbmadbaftigFeit mo ibueGeu 2Int,
nohme ms 3Iut tit oa5 geuauute Kiuoer,
ueRi Uor3l9lJb oeHj2ut9aH gum 6ebrlua
emPfoblcu, Die an DcroauuussIbDiba
mo oarau5 eutjteheHoer uU3ureJbeuoer
GrnahruHg, an trdgem Stofpeb'eL, an
Slutlrmutb, ihlafer lllusfeI= uuo metz
der Kuobeubilouu9 mo 2Tebulibem
Icioeu. Somit Uir6 es beiouoer5 gum
Gebroub fIr Sdu9liuge, Kinder in fbueI'
lem Wad5thum, ioUie fir ioI5e Kinder,
ole 2lula9e 81 iogeuauuteu gooPPeIteH
GIieoeru" baben, aH9eIegenHib emPfoH4
len; ferner fir DYsPepttFer, HraHte uuo
0cueieuoe IN ieoem Stadium, foUie fiir
L.erUenibUahe uuo Grib6Pfts. Bet
fohlenoer, o6er uidt gutter uuo oeudgeuz
Ger Gluttrrmild lit oa5 KiHoermebl ser
eirjige nncrfauute GrIaB DER uatiritheu
lsatruug 6e5 5iugIiug5. 6u9leih fites
oas itberite 5buBmtttaI Der KletueH
Qe9cn oSummerzGomPLliut," hr9HH3e
0larrRoe AHo HiH0erboiera, -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-10
GampffsTsI.GrploHon 4aO esbess.
fJfrIARf4

GIIentntpu, Ba., 9. Suit. - Su Der
n4beIaibe Seiberiptuuerei" ereiguete itd I'M
llbr hsute friib cine 8umpffsfelsG lsGTptOFou,
nurd neIdle bic 5eiSer 6ront steiner uuo
6entp Borreo augeubIidlia get0otet pur0eH.
6iram Seu, Der giaidiuif, oefeu 8eiue uuz
ter einem ihperen Eriimmerfid 3ermalmt
pu,ben, farb nm 10 ubr 8ormittags. D.
min DDS, elm 0aurer, melder oamtt 5eiadiz
tigt mar, ben Dampfteiiel nit etuer Rauer
sinSuf0feu, tpur6e idpsr osrbriibt, rplrO iez
ord Beneien. SutOb Sdafier uuO 0lo5ert
Siltar0 pur6eu burd 8rimmerflda leiht
perIett, mdbrenb bic iibrtgen 900 AuaefeIIteH
nit oem Shredeu BACON t0meu. Der Ra=
idinenihnhnen LII tntnl hpn1nlirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-10
gsus Oct gunOesbauptRaSt.
8iait'S IattsRaI BrobSbittsns Antenoe:
n,ent I'M Seftat aatitLa eLnbertalet.

Baibtugtou, .. G., 9. Sult. - Der
SOrihlua, bem 8olfe Der Ser. Staten eiu
8erfafungs ss4meuoement, peIdes ben Sp:s
rituoieubauoeI In allen Staateu oerbietet, sur
Abfiimmuuq Al unter6reiten, uuroe beute
i'm Senate pom senator Blair i'm ytumeu
bes @omite's fir @rjebuugsmeien 9tn'ttg
einberiftet. 8as Announcement lauteti mte
foIgt:
@rfer abidHitt. - Die 5nbritattOn, SGts
portaIiou, Transportation uuo Der Sertaut
GIer alfoboIii6en 6IiiRgtetteu ale SetrdHt
fnb hermit in ben Ser. Staaten uuo aueu
bCren SurisStftioH antermorfeueu Ottea ani
INNER berb0teu.
3weiter abfnuttt. - Der Gougras ioll bic
erioreerItfen @eieBe 3ur SOufTsdHu5 oeS
Obiaen Qrtitels einiiibreR.
Der @erift, melher Der Bill beigegeben
1T, e1fIdrt, mebr,re DtitsIteoer bes &omIte's
befiirnolteteR cine 4bfftmmuug ii5er bas
uorgeidlagane Qmen0emeut, o9ue oaB ite
itlbif oafur ftimmeu miiroeu. SIN 0elteren
entbdlt Der 8eridt Die bSfaunteu 4rgumeHte
Der gBafierfimpsI.
ssEgsaaoTs sus Sapap.
3as Sartf &omite oes Seuats oernabm
beute bic Grgumente oDu Sertreteru Der
0em6traqeuz uuo nibetteufabritlnte
upo Der SeicenbGnoler. Die 2eetereu ths!le
ttn oem gomite inter GnSerem nit, es mir,
ten 3ur 3eit auf 0em yieu= =Dorter Raytt
ScOeafofe perfauit, Die III 5apau ber9efteQt
1oroeu uuo Der befteu Seioe ans GgOu On
Site aIetd eieu. Die Serren erboteu nd,
Dem Gomite itriftlid1e BeDeiie fir ibre In
gnbeu III uuterbreiten. Sie eltllrteH feruer,
amtrttQnite 6abritauten bdtten iegt beguHz
nen, Seioenipinnereleu IN Qdeu, uamentlth
III Sapau, Al etablireu, nm itt bic biltge
Nrbeit in ienen 2dnoerH III gtuBeH III ma
den. Ilit oteIeu GtablifementS f0uuteu bic
amerifGEiiten 5eioeuipinHereieu Ohue etHeu
B05aH S1IBtarlf uum0gltdl conturrlren.
getmtihtes.
Ste beutige Steuer @inuahme betrH9
f826,573 unO bic S9ugtunlbne 1914 ,295.
3ur Gniouug befimuIte 9tattouGls 6ant'
ytOten i'm Setraae 0cn $247 900 Itefea heute
i'm SdatGmte elm.
Dem SGaBamtss Sefretdr giugen beute s.
ala Bettrag 3um @emtiieusiouo 5u.
Sbarit 5bOmas @0eg III gum &9ef oes
SrgeuteurcOrp5 nit Dem RGH9e eiHeS Susl=
be=9euerll5 eruauut moroeu.
Ser Srlbamtss Sefretdr faufte baute met
tsrs 8uaces GbIisatiOueu gum Betra3e oon
$ll6,U5O.
2l8 I(otteu Deplrteuent if benat i'd
itGt, eaB bcr in ben giauperttH" iu
Saa Efnug8 gebaute Heue Sreu5sr p@harz
ItfGE" ON IS. 3. g2t8. bonn Stapel gelaiieH
IpeIbeu iOu.
Ser 4rdfteut bat ta8 auf SaTatiou laus
teube friegageridtlide ll.tbeil ge3eu Bremjer.
Vieutenant 8. s. ga Bolnt Dom ,. GaOllles
rie Geaiment 9euebmtgt. Der 2,euteuIut
murbe negeu Srunfenbett uuo uuerlaubJer
HEr,pipuhpit mn ip1upru Snmr1nfhn nprur-
tbetit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-10
Rartt unn Rbrfe.

Eonoo on 3. Salt. = Ser. SfQltelz
GbHgntioHeu: 4prO3. 13O, oitto Al prog.
1854 .-Nftien: Qs@.sgB. $50, Ditto Briur.
Z, Guruota Pacifc 584, Grte PSF, Ditto
Grior. 974. SutuOts- Central 1l92, Rericau
Az, ct. Baul 68, Stem gort Central 1913,
geunipIuauia sag. 92eubins 500, Rertcauz
Central 67B, 9anaoGsROrbpefs 9an6s@o. q.
2iberpool 8. SuIi. 1890 Dltt=
tags. 8uump0ue: gtittelorte Sberl 9yl6
hittO yteD-Grleous So. - Die BertGufe
betrugeH 10000 8alIen, Spetulatiou uao
aueiubr 1000, .3uiubr 1900,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-10
eas nnse6ttde 90nanttt GomtpIot. .

8 9tCa 60 9. SuIt. = Gine mettere Yer1
bnitung purbe beute in Gurura in Serbtu.
tun9 nit bem augsblden 81uauit, @Omplot
gegeu bic Burlington Babu" uolgeuommeH.
Der Gerbuitete = SEQ. @oootHg, Elm an bem
Slrtte nuI Der eImdbHten BabH betbstlilter
2OtomOtl0iHbrer - puroe beute DON eiHem
SIlfs= =8uu6eemarihau bierber gebradjt, uuO
nod eiuem 8orogb0r Dor EN- Buuoe &oms
miii9r oem @afdnQnis iiberptsien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-10
GIN eesotTer @soVcr GlcVeianO, ."

Smaha, ytebr., 9. Juli. - Cine ges
fern bier UOn Guce 81. SoliouI, Gmma Sol
iou, TrauceS 8. @leoslanb, gBtQtam il.
Foliou, 8euj. s. 6OIiom, 4lice S0pbrouta
EOliom uuo Diar9 augufe gtGrtiH geg2u
Dtarp u. 6otOm, yhbs 5(. 6OllOm, 6eleue
Terrts uub ben oerfOrbenen 8sni. 9i. Sol
ION I'M 9ari6t eingereit}te Betttj0u um Ser
tbeiIung BON 9ruuoejgeutbum ermabut oeu
BrdIOeuteH Der Ser. Staten ais ,etueu &C.
piIfen @rooer @leUslauo." 8le fdgsr be-
Qniprufeu bic SGtfte non 80 5aafeueu IN
Omaha traft 6es SeftIrleuts oes dm 10.
Dial 1886 in Wgomiu9 9Ountp, lt.zY., ge=
1orbsueu So9n .. 6oIOm. Gie SertIagteu
egbielten ibr Suterefe an esm @igeutbum
ouh oas Sefameut ibres Slt2rs, neId3er
am 20. gto0ember 1882 in Burt @ouutp,
fQrb. Sobn uno benjamin 6oliom beiaBeH
oGs fragIide @igentbuu gemeiaibaitlth.
Die gEitttue oeS 2s8teren Gcteptirte 9epiiie
yiuBHieBunQ an Steue ibre8 2Etttpeu Ser
mQ6tniIie8, Il. Sobn biuterlieS feiue Bittue.
Die Betitiou ertlart, oa5 @igeutbum briuge
i1um aeuuq Elm, mn bic Steuern oarauf III
be3ublen, un6 ts ei in Iubetrad]t Der oteleH,
tarau intereifirten ItiuberlQhrtgeH nit)t m09z
Itb @eGGu6e aui ben 8ruu0fifen III erri1
ten. 3as 9eridt iei onber eriud]t, Oa8 @t=
geuthum in 3mei 5alften oOn glstbem g8yrs
lbe inter betoe BarteleH 3u Dertbeileu. Die
Bctition iagt: Die 8Idgeriu ErauceS s.
&IsoeIanb i'll bie ndmItd3e PeriOn, nte bic in
etn,r ter RlauieIu bes erDabateu Gef0nents
gerNunte FraEces 6. T0liom, tn6em lie ieit
ienem 8ntum eiuen geptftu 9ro0er &teUe=
luuO oebeiratbet bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-10
Sin tret,cr gEretemo ,

ctn reier Biatbge6er uu6 Elm Jleter in lr Roth 7
aer rgiettuugs zInfer" far 8isieHi9an, Dtlte an
Ernutheeu Der C1gaue uub Berluf ogr U}1uIt5s
tpGii lg0en. SuRaI Sgu.e, bic IN ogn Stauo oer G3t
treteu r00uen, iousn ben Sprut Sbtler5: ID run
gvuie mex ft eiUi9 btubet" Do9l bg4grisen uuo bag
U0rtrefiite Bud lIieu, che re ben Dittigisn Stuh
bg5 Seben5 thun, un6 nh Hidlt bur.p 8gtloduu9sn
trllgrhtI AnBeisgn un6 Ugytbl0er 8uter bel9ortH
laisu. Der -gle4tunaS= Nuter,a 25, Hull, $50
e., nit 40 lehrreit1en Bu6eru, ue5ft elmer Ablln6a
lung nber i5raueuz Sy1Htbeiteu uuo ttH6erI02 &5tl
Uiro IN 6Gutidgr SDrahg qegtn SiHieu5Lug BON .
&Cts in Boitmortsn, iorginm ssrpatt, N tiuem ul'
bthrutteH umltlaee, iJe oerlnnbt. &oreiit: "Deut-
EGW-YOrk, N Y.
Der -Rettungs Hnttr@ tn gu bsBt5eu burh ben
BUdbdnbIer q. Y. EtemerS, III. 6l4, OfsSaItts
mogesSIaBes SaltImoEes 1les
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-10
NeHe Nu;eigen.
Rln pte @araer @aLtsmore's !!

1urt bas I55. 8apitsI Der in Der Iestsn Stsin9
Ser geIstsebuug erInTenen Geieee wtrO cine OardIs
spea teus ReaiRriraaa Ssr sttmn'sebsr an9eS
orbnet. gBeuu Gle bel Der tommenben BraReeRS
teuwabI su Himmen paniteu, tonnen Sie bsn'
ts, 7teHnas, Den 10. 5uH 1883, pom
Frlb 10 bis abenSs nbr, in oem 0fe8tfrr9 8ateau
bes grssnlts, in peIaem Ste Wo5nen, re8ijtrtrt
iperSen Gin naturallftrter Blr8er braubt oaS 2rIz
oinal Ieines gnrserIteines, aud cine begIaub'3ie
G5itriIt beTG6en Rdlt porBusei9en iUenn er our1
etblide ausIasen 5pster peiterer 3eu8en ben Jeat>
ftrir geamtcu oauon H6er5eugt, OaB er mdbren0
breier Sabre por ieinem 9egFrtr@eiaR elm re8ftrrs
ter gttmmgsber gerpeien tt unO aui grunO io'b'
sOrberiser @ssifriruns tbutidtIib 8sftmmt bot.
gBeitere ausfunft rptrO I'M 9auptquaricr Oes OemO=
froHIden gtabtsgrefutiDzGomtte's, ytr. 222, 0fs
Balttmors.Strabe, ertbetIt.
u62-8) Sarrp 8eaes Rnit gOytser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-10
Eran85TiaeR.

Burts, 8. Suli. - a@auloiS" nil nil
len, baB bic beutite 0legIeruHg in SeauHe
If, Die fruuS0RIdeH paus1igeut1ume ii
SrnBburg 81 8uiugeH, llr Stgeut5um ju oer-
taufeu.
8et Der gcferu I'M 3eparteueut Der Iboue
nbgebulteneu eputirteuuabl erhlelt Der
Gaubtoat Der gemdBi9teu &gpu5lttaner
37l33, oerieuiae Ger SOjiaIiifeu Z OH uuo
oerieuige Der Raoitaleu 1O,747 Summea.
Sine SuhpabI it erioroerlidl.
8ie DiitgtieoeT Der 9iedteu IN Der Depus
ttrtentammer babeH ibre SHterpsuauOu an
bic 0iegieruua be3iglih Der Beihlagaadme
geniiier, Bom @rafen BON Bari8 ssitrtebeuer
8rirfe III @uufeH Der 0jeoerbTRsuuug 0er
YRoHarhie Oeridobeu. Die iragIheu 5rieie
Uuroeu i'm Qauie oe5 prH. Duieutae be-
idlo9uabmt
Bic Sieuug Der Sammer pirS am Is. b8.
9tts. geidloiitu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-10
@mrovdH6e aabsEbsrt8te.
1te Be0orFeBenss gaobtItTruug Ser brtttIaea
cIufte.

2Onbou, 8. Suit. - Dltt GROCER span
nuug eheu icpObl SptiuIifteu. mie B1iImy=
fen Dem beuorfsbeuoeu M(ObiIiiruHg50rja5
Der britiideu 6otte uuo oeU fiji oaraH aus
ialie6enoeu llebuHseu eutge8eu, ol Der Ser
iud3 ilber bte uIeL'a6 bebaupEete llgtuhtl5 5tslt
ber EIotte uu0 bic Sertbeioiguussdllstslt
Der britiiheu 6iifeu 4uftldruna 0eidlHsu
inu. Der gennue 3eitpunft Der ytobillFruH8
1T uOd unbefauut uuo miro ertt "a ltelgt
Stunoe mitgstbeilt peroeu, bod 1T uau be
reit8 elfrig nil SorbereltuUgeu belna'u3t -
etn llmfauO, Der Den 8ertb o,s gdEjeu 81
psrment5 beoeuteuo berlb miu0etn ydCre.
ggaGensts'S HuTuuft tn 2ouOon.
2OutpH, 8. Suli.-8r. Wladeuiic fam
beuie in goutou an uuo Dur0e oou 0'elgH
SJenuoeu beQrGBt. Gr beftrrtt III eiaer lln,sr
rsOuug, oerItieoeue ibm 5ugeidrtebeue zen
Beruugeu 9amGdt 81 blbeu, uuo bebauptete,
er babe iett ieiuer Ibrsiie UOu SsrIl1 NIT
taiuen Geporter gelprodeu. Sa 3rtuuft.
iaate sr, ner0e er oaS ffrangfie S4ueigeH
iber a1e Imfdu6e beJfgUd Der Hrluf9 it
be8 Satius 6rierrld unO Der beuti4eu Bllis
tit beobGdteu. giadoem er fd au59srlGt
bat, miro sr Riueu uur fir TqtIe4tt SefIuu
ten 8eritt Hber oau ErautBei,siaq auSlr'
belteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-10
Grtrnnfen.

QacOnia, N.s6., 9. 9uIi.-@effern Worz
gen fubreu Trau s. s. 3ebIB BON Reps
gort un6 Sruu g8iltam BrOflebaut Don
Vpuu, Naf., nit bier Siu0ern BON Beirs
uad 9Oosrnor's Sslauo i'm gate 8iuipi=
ieogee. Auf Der Bride mur6e ibr BierO
ldeu. Der g8ugen fiirSte iammt ben Su=
iuffen uub bem Bferbe in bic see. Die bel.
ben 8ameu retteten fdl, aber snei Der Sim
Der, Carrie uub artbur 8rodlebaut, ouie
oas Bferb, ertranfeu. 5rau 3ebl1 mar BON
benz Bferoe getreteu poroen Inb puroe IN
bepuBtIoiem 3uftuube fOrtgetra9eu.
5dr 5aube;-giue yerion, weIne 0ur5 Elm elm.
ades 1Rtttel BON 23sidbriqer Eaub9eit unb Sbrens
gerduen gebet puroe, lit beYsit, cine Selhreibuns
beiiebeu III oeutiher Sprahe Seoem gratis Su ii6ers
ienoen. A6reiie: tidnIion, ytr. 177, 3Rae ous
aitrabs, RsmsD0Ft. (RIII6,I s. /. b,4p9
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ges aEaa ees gattenBsraers.

Darmfa6t, 8. 5nIi. -QBdBreuO BrtH3
@leranter oon Batteuberg, 81 Biirf Uoa
gul9urien, geferH bom 6eiltgenberg nab
BEN Stettbadtbal iubr, iaeute iein Bfero, uu0
bic Gur4e ftir5te etHeH Berglbbau9 hiulb.
Ser Prip3 Fiir5te 40 BuB melt, purOe ieOOt
burd Elm @ebuid aufgefaugeu uao entfdm
nit leidteu Serleguugeu. DaS BlerO wurOe
burb ben Stur5 uui Der STEELE get6otet uHO
bic Nntidls bemOIttt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-10
WtIau uu0 glatolis.

BeIqruD, 8. Sult.-&0nig DIuau bat
ole Geb0roe Der preuBtidjeu BrOuin5 3efiea
yiaIiau formeu ariutt, leiHe @emablgH,
pelte fa oefauutlld] sur 3ett In gStesbaoeu
aufb1lt, All 3utugeu, ben ierbtbeu RroupEtus
3eu aufSugebeu, 0amtt oerlelbe bler9er 3u lei
mem 8a.er gebradlt ptroeu fam.
goubou, 9. SEli.-oBau=Yiau @a3ette"
ber0iisutltht Uiele 8epe6en, bic 3ulibeu
oer S0uiQin giatalle BON SerbIen uuo Ger
9lienz un0 iirdlt6eu Beb0rOe Der betligeu
Spuobe be3iigItd Oe8 3erDrrfuiiies Der 30
uiain nit ibrem Gema9l 9emehislt mOr0eu.
8ie 96niglu bsidlIOlgt in ibren Depsitau
bic Snuo6e, nit benz oaig cOuiptrirt Al ba=
ten, nm eiuer unihuiol9eu Srau elm 9raus
iamee llureht 3u5utiqen. Sie eTtldTt anger
6em, bic Spuobe lei nldt ermadtgt, fid tn
eiEe Trage Der @b5it. slouug 5mti1eu gtauu
unn 55rau einBumtibeu. GtH uuter oeu umz
funoen BON Ger SglObe beDtuigte5 Sheis
bpugstetret ntroe ben 9eieBeH Serbieu'5
iunioer iein, Hno iie Die R6ltgtn) merbe
euergiid1 gegeu bic 9esBIthteIt elmer ioI4eH
Steicnu8 proteftlren.
8elgrGb, 9. SuIt. Die Brtn}ei1u gtai.
iura, Eaute Der a0nlgin Jtatalte, 1T uah
Tronffurt ab9ereift, nm Die 80uigiu uuO jbreH
SobE unter cen SduB oe5 oortt8eH ru}tdeu
8OuiuIs Ju fsuen. - -
gsabIfrawaHe tn 9s!etcn.
8rtiiel, 9. SuLi.-Su Boom, 8el9ieu,
iub bebentIt4e BabItrapaue 0or3eiaQeu.
Bic @ensourmen ieuelten auf ben Uto0.
$1eIe PeriOueH erIttteu BagonnstnuHosn.
gtus 9uIaarteu.
sofia, 9. Suit. - Orr btetge oeutda
fopiul bat i'm Jtameu Der rulti1eu stegle=
rurg aegeH ous 8etret proteitlrt, wel4e5 ben
@lniubr3Ou uuf ruifite Sptrttuoien 0erbopz
peIt. Die bulgarlden Qttulfer poueu tro5
Dem cen 3ou betbebaIteu.
Rurie RabeIeepeSAeH.
- Safer 6rau3 Soieph ooH Osftreta bat
eem italtenii65u Bremier &rlIpl, oem ST.
HuuBmiuifer Tagltani uub 0em 4dsrblu
nifter @rimaloi oas 9roBfreuG bes Gaopolos
Crbeus oerlieben.
- Siebji9 israeliuide Flmilteu ituo bic.
ier Gage BON Soeiia mad 4merita abgeretf.
= Or. Stepurt, Elm ar3t in gOubOH, rptro
oemnddii bic dltefe S6wefer oes 6sr3O9s
Don gl0rfoIt 9eirutgeu.
- 6aiier Dom georo Uou Brailieu ift
'eH. @r miro hd am 5. Guguft IN BoIoeaur
mad 6Io 5auelro eiuitiffeu.
Der 6er5og bon RarIborongb uub ietHe
amsritaulide @emnbliu fameH geferu tn
gOuoou an. Die meme 6er3ogiu Duroe BON
ibrer Sdmte8ermutter, 9aop Ranoolp5
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WHERE fit, SLEEPS.
A Cold Room. Gloomy and Crowd
ed to Its Utmost Capacity.

A Cold Room. Gloomy and Crowd
ed to Its Utmost Capacity.
AT the request of the reporter that he
might see the slumbering man, the
woman arose from her chair and led thu
way through large room occupied by q
low couch and a chair or two, across a
carpetlesS floor, to small apartment
into which was crowded bedstead, a
couple of chairs and a trunk or two
The room was as cold and cherries as a
cellar, but absolutely Oblivious of the
frost in the air, under a pile of heavy
quilts, was the recumbent figure of Her
man Harms. 1t was pitiful Sight
The man who but 4 few short years ago
was proud and happy in the possession
of his splendid strength and health.
lying there, a CHASTITY shadow of
his former self. captive in the
arms of an intangible some
thing as relentless and memorable as
death itself. His wife lifted tie shrunk-
en- arm that la across h forehead, and
crying He: man. Hermann at the
same time shaking vigorously. essayed
to awaken him, hut w .h0ut effect. She
cropped his arm, he raised it, laid it
across his forehead again and slum-
bered OH with the deep inspra-
ton of strong man in pro-
fonndest SLEEP. That's the way he lies
from one month end to another" said
the wife. "At midnight it is possible for
me to arouse HIN somewhat. but it lasts
only for few minutes. when he sleeps
as SOundly as ever" The ceiling of the
room was but little higher than the
head board of the bedStead, and there
was hardly more than room enough to
allow the visitor to stand by the be;l-
side. Here the sleeper has lain thre"
months, with no sound threatening to
disturb his SAUNDERS save the rattle 0
the snow and sleet against the single
pane of glass that dimiy lights the room.
or the weird tapping and scratching of
the barren branches of tall tree ;op$4he
roof above his head as they are shsgeen
by the winter winds. 1t was not a
pleasant picture to look at in this half
gloom that brought out more strongly
the awful pailOr of sirunken fea-
lures, rendered doubly CHASTITY by a
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he laughed at her, but when she led him
to the mirror and he saw haggard face
framed in mass of unkempt hair star
ing back at him, he realized that there
must be some truth i'm his wife's words.
Three months Harms worked about
his farm, each day becoming
more like the strong man that he
had been years before, and he had come
to joke wthhis wife AMI children about
his long sleep, as though there were
nothing serious in it. One day while
his wife, who was seriously
bedside. When he reached the door of
her chamber, lie dropped the cup, and
blindly at the Intel fell to
to get up and lie down on the sofa. He
Obeyed her in dazed sort of way and
sank into deep sleep. The next MORN
ing,a relative of the family came to the
house and Mrs. Harms asked her to
awaken her husband, whOwas still lying
on the sofa, and prepare him a break
fast. She pulled the sleeping man and
shouted to him until nearly exhausted,
but only succeeded in arOnSing him
enough for him to ask her In drowsy
tones to let him lie and sleep little
while. ana from that day he has cOntin-
ued to Slumber. At midnight, when he
seems to sleep the lightest,~ his wife is
able to arouse him sufficiently to feed
him some light food and give him few
teaspoOnfuls, of coffee, when he sinks
back into
SoAfNOLENT STATE
that seems to have become natural
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New Orleans Races

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE weather
to-day was warm and the track dry.
First race, selling, four furlongs-
Starters: Eternity, Fanchon, Euchre,
Jennie S, 1anthe, Gray Fox and Ocean
Wave. Eternity won by length, Jen-
ME S second, IaDthe third. Time, SO
seconds.
Second race. four and half furlongs
Starters: Mike Whiting, Jim Nave,
Little Trumpet, Ruse, BobOlink, Claude
BrannOn, KensingtOn, Avery, Joshua
and Trouble. Joshua won by half
length, Avery second, BObOlink third.
Time, SO seconds.
Third race, five furlongs, selling
Starters: Jim Nave, Jessie j, Ascoli,
Bob Thomas, Black Knight, Lomax,
Joshua, Watcheye, Red Leaf and Fraud.
Lomax won by half length, Joshua
second, Red Leaf third. Time, 1:0715.
Fourth race, selling, six turlongs-
Starters: Jennie Mcfarland, Coincide,
LOttie Wall, Bell Taw, Dutchman, Jim
Williams and Frank Clapp. Jennie Nc
Farland won by a neck, Belle Taw sec
ond, Frank Clapp third. Time, 1:2O.
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THE SLEEpER's COuCH.

mass of unkempt hair as black as night.
One hand lay on the quilt, a great
white, bony thing, almost without form,
looking more like skeleton of the paw
of some monster beast than the palm
and fingers of a human being. The
eyes were Sunken under heavy black eve
brows and the lids moved up and down
with a nervous restlessnesS that is no
ticed only in the Orbs of the Albino
But with all its awfulnesS. with all its
ghaStlinesS and with all it's repulsive-
ness, there was one thing in the sight
that was natural, and that was the deep,
regular, heavy breathing of the man.
To-day the man who ten years ago
weighed 100 good round pounds would
no more than balance the beam
at the eighty pound notch. He is
hardly more than skeleton. This may
not be wondered at when it is learned
that for three years no meat has passed
into the mans stomach, and the food he
has taken in that length of time would
barely keep the breath of life in a babe.
Several attempts have been made to
force meat down his throat, but it is in
variably thrown back, and what seems
strange on these occasions the expul-
sion of the meat from the throat is al
ways followed by a flow of pure water
III tildO SOlilCGiIlCS cXCttu
half gallon. One remarkable pecu-
liarity about the sleeping man
is that he is a sort of hui
man barometer. His wife claims
she can always tell when a storm is ap-
preaching, at least two days before it
arrives, for then Herman's breathing
develops into wheeZe OF SnOre that can
be heard at distance of q.
HALF A BLOCK,
and during a wet season his breathing
seems difficult and labOred, and he APP
parently suffered more OF less pain at
such times in his chest and bowels, but
never coughs as though his re-
spiratory organs were affected. During
bright, pleasant weather he seems to
sleep lightly, but it is never possible to
awaken him so far that he realizes his
surroundings. His feet are always cold,
and it is impossible to heat them with
hot cloths or irons, while at the other
extremity of his body there is a slow
fever burning constantly. Mrs.
Harms long since lost faith in
medicine, and for more than two years
not drop of drug or mineral compound
has passed the lips of her husband.
Electricity was applied to the extremi-
ties of the sleeping man two years ago,
but with no more effect than might have
Deen made on corpse. He seems to be
entirely insensible to pain, and pin
thrust into his body brings no evidence
that he feels the sting. Harms de-
scended from lOng-lived race, and was
born in 1888 in. Santharst, Germany,
emigrating to this country when yet a
young man. There are no indications
that the affection arose from inherent
causes. His children, however, show
signs of an unhealthy condition of the
blood, for during the winter their hands
swell up, the joints become stiff and the
skin cracks open. forming running
sores that soon dry up only to appear
son; who is eighteen years Of age his.
mother says, complains considerably of
pain in his head, and it is possible that
he will eventually develop into a rival
sleeper to his father.
Tom HOLMES.