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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20
9mrf cine Gpuifinu per1tunIfGt.

u d. nj o II D, Sa., IS. Dial. = Son
grtltol, SeHn., ulrD 9emeIOet, Dap Oaielbft
elue GanglrlofomOtiue Der : iios Atlautic.
Sbto'8abn" mt eInem StraBenbabuwaa=
9Ou suammeuitieB. Der @onoufteur oss
Eetteren, 9lli. Yarrot, wuroe setoetet uuo
Der gSag9on Sertriimmert. j3wet Yaiiaqlere
erhlelteu lelclte 9SerIeBl1uoeu
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q. & q. SptteS & Sont,,.

e. & g.. SoneS & Comp,
Tr. 1, Yrres3aptrake,
eine 2hnre Don Baltimore 5trafe
gStdItis lnr S,aus frauGu!
Wtatteu, .Dsatten, .......... Paffes.
0eibe aemutertc Snmaff< Tsatttn
iu Dem obHe @leifsH patbenoen rebristn Sr.iit Don
10 q .nts nno bober.
SSah9tu6, 49,: 9sa d)stud,, ...... @adl8tuM
20 Sta, 25 SIS. 81 Gts., 40 cts.
&orttep Si n LIN OLEU VI f prftepptas,
sl4 bis 16l4, SO SentA uno h6ber.
1e1ptdie,.. Seppidle. .-... Sc0Sid,e,
teosS gufter, icoe CuaIiidf,
au etuem Abi6llaac ppu 25 Rroaeut
bon serbfpr.iiea.
Tenner.Tonteanr, KeuaersEouIeaur,
ferfae iopohL lrie ouf Stiteauns et1ad,te, btnig.
NIB. = 2eppibe perben aufsenommcn, aereinist,
outbendhrt ooer ipleoer selcst; fur auf6epahruaa
socr gfefurans feline eStbuhr.
1sS attt superld'Itge eIeppidl>Be,d,dtt,
e. IL 8. Spnee a Gpmp.,
Rr i, goros San Strnbe.
Wtr trastn bel allen adufen bon ausipdrtisen Bcrs
lonrn i'm S.traac Don miHseftens as biz TraRtfofen
lA1r.1s s-SuRi1, ,Di1sSefJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20
biIft er Oct 2eber fttnftios
atiren, ttito aae f0rperli-
den 2eioett tperoen
nerid)tpinoett.

-Gar Iber br,i Sabre Iitt i'd on 9psp.sfie in ibrcr
fhIlmn;esH t5orm. SD pcriuhte msbrere gerste, aber
fe oerihaiirsn mir isiHt glltidttruns. 3ueSt pers
intte Id SimrlonS' 2rbtr9esulntor, meldler Nib in
fur8er Set btiIie. Sr IN cine quite Uteoi8iu. SD
mohr uibt ohHe nisiebe iria.- - Saues u. JloaHe,
YbiIaoeIphia, Ya. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20
gier i(f Gfleasnbeit : 9rorrmann!

Sn 6olge ber 10 iebr peripateten Sais
ION haben mir beidloiien, unier 9rOBeS
Sa9er W}anner=9ln3ise unb <Soien ;u
oerrin9ern, uno inauaurirsn bem9emdB
etncn &leiberzSerfauf : beute besins
neno = oeiiengletdeu nod nienlal5 10
frdb3eiti9 in oerSaIon perluft pOroen.
0Sir perfauicn obne 9fidbalt jeoen
Trablabrs 9ln3us, @lleberiicber ober
tSoie au lult
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20
SaS bette Wtttel
fits -
9uiten,
Grtaltumselt,
9eiiertett,
Snfnelt,a,
9alsibmer5en.
SieIes gsw,YO,t, IA. Glpril '92.
s$r. G. ". Ertftcttfpn*
9alsi6mersen.
g3sw,YO,t IA. GIpril '92.
Sr. g. u. Srtttenton:

(Seebrtcr Serr! Sin
t@licb meiuer 6anIIlic bat
IicIt Den lceten bier Wcbcu
al eilcm bCItigen uHO unz
.an9cnebmen 0ulten 9clIts
ten, iucldDer i'll Der G>egcno
Ser Srult rno an 9tTfcu
9rNBc 2 dmerjc II nebIt
e 6lalioiigtcit pcrnrladte.
9h babe piclc gut enlplobz
Iene 0ii.tel 9etrautht, Jos
mOBl innerIid, lulc drBcrs
lidD. SdlicBlIh llrB idb
cine 6iaide 3brcS9elimlts
tells, 6ale'S 6nHrg, fonts
men, uub :ahoem ld cIne
6laide 9ebrauht bate,
bOrte ocr 0Uiten il nlelner
SSreuoc NnOGritaunen auf.
IS bate cine ma9lide
2Sirfunq.
Sdiden Sic mir geidls
Iigit nod 3 6taiden ncbit
oa llb Dcntc, es
iollic III ieOtr 6anlilIe pOrs
rGtbiJ 9cBalten wcroen.
Sbr ergcbcnites
Suiepb GbriffnOoraS
95, 8iuiam>Str., N..Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20
Nareau pes stuotsReotftrators,

~ Sdltlmore, BEN IL. Tlai 1893.
DIE gommdre fur ben DurbbTadb bsE Stra5cH IN
Der StGot Baltimore habeH ciHen oolhdnbiseH uHs
usrbeiiertea Serit Iber bic 29srtberb obunsseuerH,
&ntlbdolsuHaeH uno au5aaben fur bic GoHotuHlruHg
uno ocn 2urIbrub oeI 6 npiuat puzS Strakc, Don Der
GroBsStras bis CUR 5iitb-eans, in &cmdsh,it
Der BtroroHlHa ytr. IL. pom Diauor uHo Stabt=
ratbe Baltimore am 10. Dars 1891 9eHebmlgt,
Gusgefertiat u1o mir beelaublaf.
Gs miro hicrHlt betaHHt sematt. bcs bic Sldhcr
lHo BldHe beiaater 6cpJuatonfIrase Is tm Bureau oe5
etahtz Jit9lfrators oreiBia 1aae Iana pou beute
On lt9eH bltben ioen ur bic SriuHg alter edbeI be-
tbellI3teH BeroHen. n5hrsno pclher Seit segeH bic
eHthsIouH1 Der 9ommliiare in lrgeHb eIaem 9es
rtte welde5 9erlar5baItelt haribtr beiist, GppelE
Int neroeR fam. Subn ~. Hpbb.
(114,S,24,3O) StaotsReaIftIator-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20

Taior's Cement
gum ausbeiierr BON BorseaaH, GIasiaten, Uaeer.
idaum, gaicn, gum aHletmeH DON SiaurozGueue=
Spisen II. + 10. Is uEb % Sts. jn allen ApotheEcn
.lE Sd1I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20
Seht'S perIakltd1en 9dSett,
9sr. 51S unp sci, eao=Srpasspap

Stes bsoeutet Sas gnoe b.s sroBt.n gcrfaufs, Der
Is ptet ooet ahoerspo 9eiebeI Durbe, bon DilEners
anSuaen, oie BON tud)tisen Gdncioern anaeertigt
tho: 9o0 elHe 2Sode, unb Sic tonnen nieuals luics
neL I'M Stanoe elE. iod' selpnIise unb uHpersled=
T. ooI9aiEs sM fIHoeH 8ommeu Sic Jest fhr bles
leloen-beeleH Sic iid fir iie-parten Sic nidt bis
'as ans9emdbltelte uEo Seite tort 1T.
SO Gc,tts pom Solar
~ sles' mas bon Sbnen 81 satIen perIanst ipirb
H qdoeH nint nothi9, Tie itHeler ju 5ublen, ais
Ste he oel Der 9dHo haben tieiHe podentIide oDer
penn ste pen pollen Freis bin;dglteH. aomult-Ilno
1nlI luf Gu9 ielbh uno fir @ure Tamilie - benn
- SfhenI nno Stnberz aeibuH9sitite Eo seraoe 10,
'o'e VIC lul U(dilner, I'M SrelIe berGbqeieBt
Dies lift Die IeBtc g8oGe.
Wolen Sic es iIt ourdb bic Sdnbe lc1IipFen Latter?
Souen Ste $50 5aben, DeHu Sic nIr SIS su tablen
notnla 5aheH, noIerH Sic iest fduiens 2Soaes. Sie
noUre 2Sode $40 iur einen 4Hsu9 SalIen, ueuH9Sie
lan 1eet rllr SO taufen tonncns 2bolcn Sle Sbr
Seto IofffperIeE, iueEn Sic es iparen fonnrns Be-
oTnren Se, oGR sic rtenGls elRere 2Ieiber trueeH,
uts otr III oo cts. bonn Collar a5aebeH Sic ttno
aRlere elSeHen bier Baltimore anaefertisteI Vim
ah9e, nno 2Gs lit genns BON oerIel6en g:iast.
ssti faulnen nt uHlerem 9aHicH Eager BON Samcn=
Sta9en, =VtantelH uno =aHSii9eR Sll 90 Sts. pom
9ouar auT uHo mir 9eben @reblt gerabeo, ais penn
Sle oen re9ularen BreIs yahlten. Sie fonnen jbre
. ansiga9l inter eneH idones 0amenzara9eH (Cares)
nut SolumhlanzS ammet=Sraqen, Die sis oetofet,
tur $50 treffcr. lIno Sic tonHen Sbre GusfpabI
treften BON lencH Gton=9setrz uno Slaserz ansisen
lul 70. pebe BON 81 o berabaeest iHOl uno SabIen,
perH Sie cS bel Der 6ano baben.
2alhenubreI unb SolbidjuuG fir Dameu rrh Ser=
teh, epenaus aut 9reolt - uno aeht unere @ardnte,
Ole gut III, nit iebem IrtifeI.
NeeHn Slc pdh:eno oe5 Cages nift fommen fon=
Ten leoeH abeno bis CSamiia9s bis III llbr often,
nno uHler Saoen 1T inter ben StrabIen eeftrilher
Stdfer 10 bell, Die in Der Uittagslonne
gtlft trnh seHus toHneH Sic tommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20
Sr. Rao1paD's
Negnlir r=YtQen,
SoufommeneS 9lbflbr=, miloeS
ScHnltn9smittel, beretten feline
S6mer3en, itrmer 5upers
laift8 ittt0 uatiirItGj
tpirfeuo.


BoafdHol9 eelhmodIps, eleecHt nit iLlsem Gjummi
hberiudtrt purgrsH, resuIlreE, reiHigeH trdiEsta.
2aomap's 2iren
beileH oue lnrese mdbl9feiteH hcs I7agens. Der
Seber, Der Stng, " ioe, Der Stiereu Der Slaie,
nerpofe &rantHetieu, Appetitlofisteit, Saopis
tdmer3cn, Vrrn0ptung, &3artlei6isteit, Ders
SalIenfraufheit, ,Sies
ber, Observation-Disclosures, Samorrbofbeu
unh as tieIercn 3arHtraHfbelten Retn reqsiabiiI9,
Sruaueu entbaIteHo.
DreiS 25 9ts. ole SdladlteI.
Sn aaen stp otbefen l1 baben.
S6s gro6e Sebcrmittel.
8oufcmmeac SCREAMING rpiro our1 @ebrauh
Bon faouaqs 4lle1 sr5ieIt. H{itIeif iprer nrtibIs
oieu Gl9cHIbateH Tsaen iis bic Sebsr bel abionoes
ruHg otr gaAe uHa oertH ab.eItAHg ourd bic 9aleEs
sdr9c an. gel allen tSoaeH poR D[Igrlne, g.lbiutt,
eaulaen AHIaleH. unpolfommener Yeroauuag (oer
Bo9e DOR SdleHereuB la's SlIt) rtgeGR blsie Rilea
IN 9abeH uoH orei bis iaRf Stu6 rail- ni. se6srrnas
tlleIt EHo btTrelen ben BateEteH 1on oisiea Soras
9tn- slHe oeer 3pel RdoDap'idc IIllsH. uoH nit bl,
hoiea Sdutr3eH uHS StarT6elt Der sebcr 8cplasten
fd9iln ssRoMnlsH, cr9aiteI 5as Spiiem Itgelmagiq
xne iIdern sslIEoe 8ereauuHs
IlaH 9eae Rdler uno ehe Al, bag man
pfa0pap'sH erhdlt
Ean fhi6e cine Sriefmarte an DR.. RaDwaH a
&onS., ytr 30, 8orreH>S Street, g1erpzy yort nm bic
@hrift False and True" tpele pertbpole GustIntt
aibt susei&i6t An btteMmsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20
SeGtt'S

S5edit'S
oerldBlide gGoen,
Tr. 519 umo 521, SUB Sroaowas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20
OgspepIia

III ienes glenb, bas man srfdbrt, tpenn
man plGslt1 sewabr tpirS, baB man Elm
biaboliidss arrangement = senannt
Ntasen-b.iist. ytidt ;ipsi DDspeplisn
baben oieislben pcrlaufenoen SDmptonre,
aber mo audi iulmer 0psp.piie eintritt,
Die sn Grunoe liesenae l1riade
1T ote Seber,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20

WiIe's Sabutropftn beiIer in etEer Uiinute.
Stu'S Ssaars mp 9artTSatbe. so SsntS.
GIcnu'S SdIDsfeIieife peridloHert Die paut.
@erman Gpra:sRemoper usssH SlParraEssn
Rxs HeuIeR. I'd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20
StaOt Baltimore.
@gre, Den, Gbre sebmbrt.

Sanfett su GBren oeS BrdFioenten Der nGps
Inmbians SrrnsgSn nrfS," S,ra. 2Siuiam Z.
RaIfter, anIabIjp oeS @rfoIseS nit Dem
9au oeS GremietS Detroit - Spalte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20

Sales 6umrb Of 9urr'
bnunn anD Iar luirO BON
alien gIpotbcfern iiir 25
GtS. 80 SIS. unO 81 Die
i5laId)c pertuuIt. Gtc 9r o.
Bcn Nlai d. { II ftnO oer-
bdltniBmGBlg Die bllll9lten
re !5itet Gu d
U or s ali d Ii n 8 e II
uuO q d d q ! nj Il n8 e II.
iyrast nadl gales
5pnrD nf6nrebuuuh ann
Sar uno utbmt nldts Ans
ocreS.
The
.N.CRITTENT0N
Co.,
2lqeinige Gigcntbamer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20

Sele beilanoen unO Dem offisi.uen Seridjte
bariiber oil bic Spite auer Sreuser ibrrr
Slaiie in ellen 6IOtten Der gaeIt sellellt
iperoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20
Ser 9entide GnrreiponSent,

NG9Ilt, nodtnfIldb unb Sorntaos,
=. Raine, Gisemtbnmer rno Rcoafteur
(giahfolgcr ron S. 5iaine),
Snbncfzgde Saltimore=S trasc uno Bois=Sf6c,zgp,
greis bestagIid)en 5IatteS, hurd, 1rdaer beforot
12h Cts; taatidlc Eno = Sp;ti,ta 40 =9lue oobc TX
Gents pro Wodc Sabibar Die oas SIqtt beioroerhsn
Srdser:.-Saa!id, Hebf sonntas zalns aa be unt.r
Eorto@9orausbs3ablune $3.50 pro 5abr, fur fir,ere
Et SoHHta9sb!att portofrei, nit 9b,na tiir Clubs,
t1.5o pro Sabr, Ea1 irseno einem Srte oes Snlarz
oes, 81 nab europa. Ganutaa =Musoabe 81
iH Cen Nittcl= rrh Sioitaoten ~"''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20

elmer KrQnkenkQSSe? ?
Do Chr ssnhrsalaka i,a Easr Skssw
Grarankaas erfihertg
@enn nit, is iHS tns's s,., 81; ,tss 10 isf.., ss
Prudential LEAGUE
psthe felt tbr.m ssRss.a u,ehr ais cine
Million GrIa-s an tbrs gaitali.Str aIS.atle.
Sbi9!ut iider- grompts austakIuHa
&slb Retns nntsfer irasns ptasE Krt.
Sau5tsCfFtee:
Clinton Hall, Astor Place & 8. st., NevYsxk.
oOer 5wsis. cfRe.
gr. 1917. DIT Baltimore gtraEe.
(Rfp22. .6UitG
Gureau oeS StaOfsRe eiftratprS.
- Baltimore, ben 10. Uiai 1893.
Tie @ommiif6re ilr ben 0urdDbrub Der StrabsH in
bsr Staot Baltimore bobcn eiHeH pollitdnoigtn un9
1erbeierteH &erltt ubsr Die g3erthrrbObuH9situerE
GHibablsungcH uHo Iusaaben fir Die & 2onocmHriHs,
uHo 8urtbretuHa Der -. Yauiz slrass, ponetrRg.
ton= StruBc bis Sr Darzgane in Semabbeit Der Ser
oroEuRa gtr 03, pom Dtaqor nEo StaotTdIh BON
fertlgt mo be.&ffr binterleat
gs miro mrmit 6etanrt gsmadt, bar bic 9iiter
mo &l0He belGater Si. GanIzStraBc lmSuredu oes
liegeH bleibeH iIr Die BrufHEa aer babel be6elIgeR
FrnoEeH mdbrsHo peidler Set 9.seE Ole SHtitelouHs
rld)ts6Grteu oaruber bat, dppelrt mero.n taHH.
.Sobn q. Uobb,
116.22.s,34 stabt>asgirator.
0f 0fomiuiitratio ous zGGu,eIac.
~ Hahrtt mlro blcrmIt geoebeH, bGF bic Inter
teitneten pom 2SdlIeHz&jcridt Der Staot Baltimore
8oIimdtt sur B0ltIetuHg ot5 2enameEt5 oes aubIers
hler ucyltorbeEeH tSrcoerid 1Sebr erhaIten baben.
gue SieleHia.n, ole iSorotunaen oicien giobz
lap BADEN. meToeH hicrmit aufqeforosrt, iont Hebt
ben uothlaeH SeIeaeH patsiiens bis gum z. NoUtmber
1888 elnyurelen nno aeiteEb 81 MAIDEN ODER AL qez
odrtl9er, bag te threr sHiprde oietR yiaIab ge=
teEldl IIr Uerutl9 erfdrt iueroen mo9eH. Qle, Die
.3abluHqeH an oIeeH gtatGB 81 MAIDEN baben, nerb.u
blerult oulaeToroert iolte uuperaIld bic uuters
Seld1Heten Su ellieH.
Ge9eber inter uHIsrer Sono bieism Ga9e, oem
2. Uial lS93. sSoDaHHe gSeDs,
9lueuit 8ebr,
S3ernlann ~. SpbeImattn,
(1O5,14,7,23) 3eftamentsu uoqitre6er.
OF (0nttniitratiun
~ Jiadlridlt mi"s bermlt eeee6en baE bic unters
1etlHeten lSotienzCSeridte Der Stabt Baltimore
Boqmadt Sur BoQiIreduEa oes 3eiiamentes oes als
bier o.ritorbeR.H 8surGe ReSuer erhalten hdbeu.
Gue 8ieleHtgeH, bic Soroerunsen oieiea Had1las
babeu, peroeH blermit auf9eforoert, oIte re6t ben
7otllaer SeleqeH ipdteiten5 bis sum 4. Jopcmber
S93 etniuredlen uno seIteno 81 MAIDEN ober Bn s.s
udrtigeH, bag ne hrer auipruhs oieen giaGa5 ses
eelidb fdr uerIutig erflrt peroeH mogeu. Aqe, Bic
3ahlunaen bieien RadlaB Al maiden bahtn, Iptroeu
AaT F
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-20

unb Elm Ding 1T sspiB, nidt elmer uirS
Elm 0nsnentifer hleihen. mer
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-05
Nansied >ea,,len.

BERLIN. Aug. /. 4 disastrous ex-
plosion occurred to-day on the German
armor clad steamer Baden at KieI.
LieutenaLts Olesener and Zembsch and
seven seamen were killed and seventeen
persons We're wounded. 1t appears that
some OF the men had just removed from
the magazine grenade measuring
twenty-six centimeters in diameter.
Through some cause not yet explained
the grenade exploded killing or wound
ing nearly every person in the Immediate
vicinity. The Baden is vessel OF $500
tons. She was launched in 1880. She
mounts eight large guns and her armor
is ten inches thick at the water line.
Prince Henry. Of Prussia. Emperor
Williams brother and Vice Admiral
Schroeder were standing together on
the bridge at the time Of the explosion.
They ran to the scene of the accident
and Prince Henry did much to assist in
relieving the wounded
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-05
Materixlissss Against W.T..

Some things of course in the French
dispiay-especially of pottery AM
bronzes-are purely decorative. and some
Of the visitors of course are destitute oi
taste. The consequence is that occasion.
ally person will coma along who will
gaze at objects Of trahscendent artistic
merit with no .eeling but one of mystery
and curiosity. So it happened the other
day. when simple minded woman
stopped for awhile in front of one of a
pair of vases feet high. the price of
which is 5000.
She gazed at it attentively for few
moments and then said .iry!y TO NJ Me-
laile. who stood by. Pray what is that
fOr."
The Frenchinan took her measure AT a
glance and replied with elaborate polite
ness. That is intended to boil eggs in.
madam. Chicago Tribune
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-05
haA Never Sea. Vi hite Rain.

Among the arrivals on the steamer
Gaelic was the nohl nian Ra,len Admin,
son OF the pov-a-fE. chieftain Nato.i
Laga of Java. Ee isa..s..v.d in the cnr;-
Gus manner of his couniry.icn, wiz,
sandals on his feet. decke,i with gold. :.
sarong bound around his loins and GO.
and diamond buttons on his coat
Admin. tine nobltnan. Is Il launtless
intrepid looaing man of about 32 years.
He is tall and has an intellectual lookins g
face. Admin has never been in AMeric;,
before and speaks no English. A. f.
Kirkhoven. however. q fellow country
man who is travelling with him. told all
about him last night. He said that the
nobleman lived in the city Of Suta aboime,
had wife and two children. and feeling
it incumbent on himself to enlighteh his
mind on the condition of the world. had
set out, like Haroun Alraschid. to bo
gone for many months.
With this end in view he will viii
Chicago, New York, Boston and other
cities Of the United States and may ex-
tend his trip beyond the Atlantic.
"On the second day out from Yol;o
hama" said his companion. when we
We're abou. ,I0 miles from land. We ran
into violent snowsturm. When tho no.
bleman Admin saw the flakes fall upon
the deck. he thought it Was the most re-
markable thing that could happen anu
called the flakes white rain. 10 ha,.
never seen SNOW before. Later, when be
saw the passengers grasp the snow, press
it together into balls and throw it about
he was amazed. Admin found 1t pretty
cold aboard ship and is greatly pleased
that it is SO warm here. San Francisco
Examiner.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-05
TNE Tlv GAZING PLANT,

. Curtoua Operation Ut n Vegetable ll0.
s"urt0g Animal Lille.
One species Of the drcsea has Its leaves
rounded while the other has then elon-
gated. but both alike have them reddish
ilaments AT the end Of ssch Of these
hairs there is an enlarged gland which
secretes t,ny drop nf what appears to
be harmless dew Harmless. however. the
liquid is not for to ilost insects. espe-
cially small fies. the drossa IL \ most
insidionsly bai!ed trap The liquid is in
reality n sweet. sticky substance. and il
the very smallest fy does but touch 1t
ever 50 lightly It sticks there and dies
The manner in which the plant after
ward actually dlgests the bodies of the
dies u 4ntraTs IL interesting in the ex
treii...
Within short time Of the capture Of
I hy-s" excessively sensitive ar- the
,lands-;:ll TIE tilanlen.s growing around
the one " nich has made the capture com
,neiice t. bend inward. covering the
iucklesS insect until it Is securely within
The grasp ul the relentless plant Each
Gland then m,,;r. ont upon the body "a
digestive liquid not aitoyether unlike
the gai.!'ic lt,i,.r - animals and in th,
course of ,;,v or two the Hv il com
pietely ,l,gr;;,s. the nutritive parts have
been whn,iy absorbed Gy tine rlaht and
the fn.ineE;. have bent back Ia tLeir
or,.l:,al larition. ready to make another
capture n,oa the first opportunity
II. however. tie substance caught b,
the ieat Is III an indiyestible nature.
snch as a gram of sand or n piece Of
SICK blown hv tn. winds IN To the
glands. th. leaf lo,'> .iut remain cl,,sen
more than few hours The number rf
Insects thus ranght must he very gre, .
The plants themselves are very abun.
dant in Enst upland hogs. Each Elant
has five or SIX leaves and as E.sny as
thirteen dead flies have been found on "A
sin.re leaf
Curiously enough. Darwin whose re
searches in" the subject We're OF most
exhaustive an! interesting nature. f stnJ
that the leaves on his plants were killed
when he gave them surfeit Of cheese
and raw Meat The excessively sens.
tive nature of the glands almost sur.
passes conception. Darwin fon.il that
the absorption of only the LEO. .0G0. .OOOth
part of grain ot phosphate Of ammo
MIA or flrraabo,:i H...i sufficient to cause
the iilamsnt hearing the gland t. bead
toward the cs.::er u! the leaf Good
Words
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-05
AS GROVER SAYS.
Bland or Cochran to be Chair
man of the Coinage
Committec.
speaker Crisp will Name the Man in
I" the Presidents Message.

NEW fnHk. August L. The Worlds
Washington special says Speaker Crisp
authorizes the statement that there is
no basis whatever for any one of the
man! reports circulated regarding the
appointment of chairmen of committees.
He has not yet decided upon a single
appointment and will not for several
days. certainl. not before the arrival of
the President and Secretary Carlisle
probably not until the caucus shall have
officially designated him as its candidate
for Speaker, He does not expect to an
nounce the committees until eight or
ten days after the organization Monday.
Tie may make an exception Of the com
mittee on coinage but has reached no
such determination as yet
The truth is it all depends upon the
tone OF the message. Ii Cleveland shall
eonfne his recommendation strictly To
repeal. with no hint Of subsequent legis-
latlon in the direction of hi metalljsm
II might he considered wise to pit Cock
ran against the redoubtable Bland. in
which event Cochran would leave the
ways and means to become chairman Of
the coinage committee IF on the other
hand. the President should deem a more
pacific policy advisable. It might be con
sIdered wise to permit Bland to retain
his position If he should care to do So
despite the opposing majority in his
committee. As the composition of the
ways and means committee will be af
fecfcd by that Of the coinage committee.
especially with reference to Cochran. il
is eas. TO see the reasons for the state
ment mode above. VIZ: that ali depends
upon the Presidents policy as outlined
in his message.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-05
!" Fight ih" Conspiracy.

CITY OF Mexico. August l. There is
project Oh foot here to unite all Latin
American nations in a monetary league
to resist the depreciation of silver. 1t is
asserted that while silver has declined
IN obedience 10 natural laws. yet the de-
preclatlon If out of all proportion to
what it should be, and the debtor ma
tions should unite IN order 10 defend
their interests against the conspiracy.
Public opinion here would favor enter
ing into monetar. league with the
United States. transferring the trade Of
Latin America largely to Americans.
onl. asking on the part of the United
States freer entrance Of raw material
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-05
Driven to suicide,

CHICAGO. August L. Nelson Van
Kirk, board Of trade operator. suicided
to-day. He was 1o years sold and mem.
ber of the firm Of Van Kirk 4 Austin
which went bankrupt about year ago
After the failure he had reorganized his
affairs and resumed trading. but to-day
he was again forced to the wall When
the climax came he rushed to his pri.
vate office and committed suicide. The
report Of the tragedy created tremen-
dous sensation on the board.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-05

We desire to say to our citizens. that
for years we have been selling DR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption.
DIR. Kings New Life Pills. Bucklen' 4
Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters. and
have never handled remedies that sell
as well. or that have given such uniyer
sal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time. and We
stand ready to refund the purchase
price. if satisfactory results do not fol-
low their use These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
their merits. John Wright. Druggist.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-05
Sleri,nenting With Carrier Pigeons,

CHICAGO. Aug. /. Five carrier pig
cons were released ON the government
plaza. They were sent here by parties
residing at Buffalo. n Y. After circliny
about the big Worlds Fair buildings Il
few minutes the birds took an easterly
course and soon disappeared from sight.
This is the first Of a series Of expert.
ments to be made by the war depart
ment in which it is intended to demon
strate the use to which pigeons may be
put in time of war.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-05

In hi!Ipiin Of the Astronomical so
ciety of the Pacific Professor Weinek
director Of the observatory Of Prague
who is a specialist in the study of the
moon and To whom have been sen,
copies of the Lick negatives of the moon
has discovered III one OF the Lick pho
tographs a crater which is not to be
found on Schmidt's map. This object
which is estimated to he abon, a quarter
of mile III diameter. is of sufficient size
to have been se-n by Schmidt and it is
difficult to imagine that the distinguished
selenographer overlooked it.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-05
silver Purchased,

WASHINGTON. August 4.-The Treas.
ury Department to-day purchased one
hundred and sixty thousand ounces OF
silver at ~ cents per ounce. an advance
of one and one tenth centsoyer the price
paid Wednesday. The offers to-day
amounted to 3laOOO ounces. The pur-
chases thus far for the month aggregate
:N9.OOO.