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StaOt Baltimore.

Set @urtl5' Ban ertrunten.-
Or. Srani Salet, Der 9eltern NIT elHer Sc
ieuidaft uou 6reuuoeH eIueH Au5flug uad
Dem UiolS Greet bel @urtIS' Sap matJte,
ertraut, mdhrenO er lid bdoete. Der yelts
nam oes 81 IGbrlgeu &OBmeH muroe beute
friib ua6 ieluer 2Sobnuua Jtr. 1906, Abb
bottltCaBe, gebradt. Gr baoete lldl neben
eWem Sugepe, taud]te inter uuo tam nidlt
mcbr aus Dem &aler.
u or b E U.-!,m Sdmitag, tritb IS llbr,
uerld)leo i'm Ilter Don 62 >5abren or. Serns
baro 5leOebOhl III leIHer lSobuuua, 9r.255,
Suo=@arolmeltraBe, Ill 6Olae elne5 Shlag=
dU1au8. Gr bluterQBt elue lSlttme uuo oreI
erWadllene &HDer.
- giadD langer &ynufbeit OeridIleo am
Samuag III eIner ISObnung 0r. samuel
=. ) ople. @r mar elm Seterau oes mcrI.
tauIl0eH Syiegcs uuo eit SeeHoguH9 oeS=
lelben eln 2lugeeuter uon pAoamS GrpyeBs
@ompagne." @lne lSlttIue UuO led)S Sluz
Der beirauern elnen Soo.
Sin i b ABE Ter d. 10 T
per { = t.-2SlIbelm 2OOerer, ELL lunaer
DtaHH bon 26 Sabren, wuroe gellern Ibeno
8 ilAr III ld)mer uerlegtem 3uilauOe i'm So
rolmageu nan Dem yStaot.No1pItaIe" 9e'
bradt. looerer 1T ielt ungeiabr anoertbalb
>jagreH bet pru. i. j.. Hreuoergdlt, gtr.
Col, 2Selts6alls 2lueHue, au9eltellt uuo I'D
bic hObe 3uTrIeOeubelt lelHeS AlbeItgeberS
erlporbeH.
@eitern 2lbenb tehrte 9r. YrenoerBaft Don
eluem AuslLuge Surud uHo ubergub leln
Rter0 Dem luuseu Dtanue, Der Dem Ghlere
Die Selue maiden mOllte. Surg oarau1 taHo
man Qoberer III ieIuem Slute neuen oem
%feyoe. IHuf SefrageH ertlGIte er, oaB er
OoH Dem Hfer0e beInHuugSIOS geidlagen iel.
Gle IHuHOeu am Sopfe DIren le0od) 0ers
art, oaB Sergeant Sboemat mo Ho!IStt
Edmb eIue lluterluduug aHfeuieu uHO er-
mIttelteH, oaB Die SerIeeun9eH uoH Sd!ds
gen berribrten.
A8 oeu 2lugrefer oerbaftete YoliStit
2anb ben ebenjauS bel lOrn. Brenoergalt
telhQlu9teu DiIdJ. 5. Carlos, mdhreno GER
qeGnt Sloemat III eiHer Srlppe elne blutbes
lIedte 2SageurIuge eutoedte. Carlos maro
tur ell 9erbOr heute irub fengebaIteH. Do
0erer bat orel tlefe QSuUoeu, ole ben Sfd'
0el iplltterten, am 6Iutertopte. Or. Otc=
@leary halt bic 2SHHOeu Iur lebens9es
1abclId).
&le e8 id]eiut, bat Der @erleets, pelfem
Setdu0uugSmltte BET Dem SerbtnOen se9e.
ben meroeH muBteu, lelblt ulht 9emuBt
OGB er pom eluem lelHer UfitarbeIter uoH
pInteH an9egriiien morOen mar.
G;nueues 3 heater loQ, pie &c.
riiftuclle uerIautet, NIL elHem &oreHE
4uiluaHoe uou $l5O,OOO all Der Norooits
Gde pOH 9Htaps mo YeriH9tonltraBe er-
rthtet meroeu. gSte melt oa5 9erudlt auI
g&abrbelt berubt idBt ild) nod nld)t ermt'
telu. bod lGgt eln 8elegramm Ger 9Q.
gtron uuo 3Immermanu aus |9IaollphIa,
melqe ouielblt oyel 2beater lelten, oaB BAL.
ttmorer @apltallteu eruitlItl mil Dem Blame
umgeheu I'm DtrtteIpuutt Der Staot etH
felHeres &beater Su bauen, oehen yeItun9
DIE geuauuteu YbIlaoelpbler SerreH Hbers
traqen lueroen iolls.
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Satti,,u,oro umS selbItmoro.

2eaueEmort &S., IS. sunni. -
Ambroe 2. 2lruOlO, 5aupibuhfubrer Ger
Getratoehduoler @ebriOer Benton, brad)te
beute ltahmutag 1eGuer Satin, wel1e er
Der ebellteu llntrsue beihulOlgte, elue
tOotltte S6uBmuuoe bel mo beglug baun
Selbfmoro. Gre 6rau ertldrt III euer
AuIemorteIn= Nugabe Den pom llrem DtaHHe
gebegteu Seroapt iur abioIut unbe9rllnoet.
9a5 Gbepaar DIuterldBt em 3mlumJopdar,
SueI NiQod3eu III Ilttr pom ) Saqreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-20
GnropdtI6e 2abeIbert9te.
Nur oIloemetues sttmmrsd,t

g8ien, l8. SUM. - 5uniiaulenO Qr'
better hieten beute trOt bolBeluerbOtS cine
8eriammlung su Guufen beS aagemeiHeH
Stlmmredts in @elBeuberg, elner SOrfaot
pou Sriinn, ab.
Bel psm Ssriuae Der POliiei, bic Ser'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-20
e. & 8. Sones & Comp,

e. & 8. Sones & Comp,
9r. 1, 9turos9apftrase.
cine 1hLre Baltimore trGSe.
Sid1tig fur Saus frauen!
Watteu,. .Tta attea, ............ Watteu.
3eibe esmufterte 9amafts Dtatten
au benz obne &leiheH boe5tnoeu Hebri9eu Breiie Dor
10 0tutS uno bober.
Bad)Studb, gpa 6Jstudl, .... gSa d 8tu6
20 Gte., rs Sis. 35 6tS., 40 Cts.
&prftep nid LIN OLEUM go. 81 prfteppt@,
sI4 bis 1874, SO SentS nno b6ber.
3epptdle,..... 1epptd3e,. 9cppites
isoss Hsuifer, itoe GuaIitat,
Su etueHi MbfdiIaat pou 25 Drptent
Don SerbftpreiieH.
8eufterSRpuisaur, i5eutersTouIeaur,
fertise ionohI, ne auf SeiiequEs 9.madltt, bidia.
NIB. = Gsppiae rueroeu aufaenommeH, ser.inist,
aufbeDabrt ober ruiteer geItst; fhr GuI6eDaarIus
ooer GiiefuraHt teut Gebupr.
9ae aIte SuperIAiE9e 1scpidlsBef6atL
4. & u. SonsS 6 omp.,
gr. I, moro e5ag Strabs.
gBir traaeH bel alien Sdufcn BON dusDdrtieer Bers
{onrn iui Straat miHOef,tns So bic 6raatOftcu.
(Apr1S-S SuEi1 ,SiOOSGf
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Sruafenbett

poer 8emo buuus an SpiritupIen pofttio
our6 @ebraud) pom Or. Gaines
~@pIoenem Speeifieum" eebetlt.
Ss fonu in timer 2afie 9offee ob,r 2b,t ober TN
Gf.n obn. MiieE oe5 Pateuieu perabreidt Derocn.
gs If abiolut barmlos uHo b.nirtt bautrHoe unS
rae 6tiluns, ei Der aront. ein mabser 1rEter oe.r
Gin nieoeratbroheHer Iruntenbolo &5 III in 2Guiers
ben ppn 5aner angepanot moroen, uRo in itoem SALE
mar puatOmmeIs SttIUns bic 6oIse IS last rIs
i'm Stihe. Sf oGs 9orperipiteW bonn Specincum
eiunal hurdbruHaen, 10 niro Der SortbeftaHo oes
USpetits nat SpiTttuoieu totalcH unmosIifteit.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC COMP" gigeHIhuTerln,
Cincinnati. =.
Gin 4S Seiten ftarfes BUD nit alien @ias.ln5eiten
gratis. Su habcn bei
Robert 2aatenbadl & Gobu,
@&e Der &aratseGs uuD &utowsStreRes
(GRR24s s&sG4i, ,&&R,1Sl S9ltiRsres $te.
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So. Sabrgang.
Gttte oprtbctfbafte
Anfitnoia,tua.
8aars ODER
GreStts&uuoen.
OroSe StcpfeI.
Bargains.
Gfn1S.S I

Sfnas, oas Die Snngen intcreiHr!
'~"N'
Speeowel SDfesS
(gia15,l
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germtSd,te teleerapbiId,e oepeS6en.

- YratOent @leUelanO unO 6amlIle res
len mOrgeu, 9ieuitug, pom 98alhlnston rat)
@ra1 @ables, Otuii., ab, no 6rau @Ieoes
lauO bis guOe Au9uit uerbIelben mlro.
-3wei 8riioer, NameuS Shauuon, unb
elm Qemier Sbompiou, ertrauteu am GAM
tag uahe 9iamOnoz95lauo I'M 8tniplleo.
g.eiee IN News6umpibIre. Gle pareH aHt
ben 6idfun9 geiabreu unb ibr Boot tlppte
:ufGllt1 mn.
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&aten tttto Yrdmtett
fir
Glnbs unb 0eiellidaften II,

pprtpfrei in oen Der. etaatsn.
5 Gremplure auf - Otonate. $1O
10 Gremplare auf - Otonate .. $50
nit eiusm grtra=grempIdr bes gBodeHbaIttes
trei aui II DioHGte.
Is gremplare auf II Otonate. E. $50
NIT elnem grtrazGrempIar oes GagsbIattes
frei aui 6 NioHate.
90 greuplare uuf - WfOnate. :. $40
80 Grerplare auf II Wtonate :. $50
NIT einem GreulpIor bes 2Rodsn= uno Gasez
bIattes frei Gui II DtaHate.
40 Grcmplare auf - Wtonate. >, $50
NIT ,tpei grempIaren pes g9od,enbIattes unb
eluem Ditto bes 2a9ebIattes
aui II Diolate.
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sra Gntbe ettea
llisrfn, pla(e unN DOrfsb prilt,

Sbre 8ebunOIuus unO 9ellUu9 obne Uta9.H'
DiebBinirung.
eenn,eiten: Sdufis,s uriHirsH, aufheb.n bel
g1ad1t, I'M 81 uriHiren, Shmer5 ooer greHEeH BERN
2aiiea oes NGiitrs, PottropiclH pom urn, Ha1ocm
Sies scitltbeH, BersroBeruRs Der Sorfe9orue uao
Erig6T'id. yherentraHtbeit.
Die eutdleo.uite UobItb5ttse gBtrturs ntro erIIl'
Dei man bic SeIlmttteI HHmIttel bar
am SiBe pes 3eioens appItairt
mo- fTe fih pom 1rosten giuSeH erpeiien Deroeu.
g8,nn oer Boius in oen JiaitoarH ctug.iubrt if 70
rrbt er uumittelbar ON Slaienbals. SlaisnitsIu,
N0ilrrutt OtI BeIne uno 6uBe.
3e6anofur9.
spe3ifite Seilmlttsl fir ipe3ifiit)e Geiesn.
4. spe,iFiTd1-r r RurtuS, bel SfpdhesGusHlia
Ieu Seriilopien, RlttuitmereH uu. So be elHBelHe
ShGdttl; Der UslitlHotqe 2urlus NIT hIet SdattelH,
reittno Guf Utonate, $40.
=. autiuo 9ir. II, fur Wauuerl nDad1e e.
gine Shatlte fur einfae cher frIht iSdQe Sc; orsi
Sbatfelu fdr iduerc uHo dEoausrroe sale btl Deans
nern ubsr ben mttIereH SGbIsH, itDaneE Stute1 urO
Sic fur pTeI VtoHGte
3. StsrsnbIaicusRurfus, b,i nriHs, Ptai.rs
uns BorF,horIeusS StihDerotn SlEe Sdattel "a,
Suel Statt.lH IS. srsi StatteIu $40.
4. &raftieenoer Rurius, bt'onoers 9setsHst
als Stdrtune Inr yeroHen, neIte 81 ltIrathtH bedbs
fttseu. Cine Shattel 81, orel ShGttslH $40 lur
hIcI UionGte.
g. BIutreiutauuas 8. &urius, SfrOpbeln, una
1.ines grlt uiru. GIN. statt.I So er,lmOHatIi4s
SebaHblUns oosr ooQsr auIiu5 $40.
BUD nit 3.usulii,H uHo Se5rGut5 5aHmtIluH3 sra'
lis. 9laH idlIeI6t an:
DIR. HANS TRESKOW,
Rrs s22, erSaO~s% Re~'9orE Rs %
1000
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Sas @o9eublatt gebt na9

Sas @o9eRblatt sebt nat5
@alhtrston, D.,
SbarleItoH, S..S.,
Sauannab, 3d.,
SadiouuiQe, TId.,
Yismpbis, 2enn..
gtew-SrleanS, 2a.,
Wtobile, 4la.s
eouispilTe, ap.,
Sreoerid, Olo.,
2SiQiamsport, Wo.,
Cumberland, Dtb.,
Homecoming, Wb.,
9raHtsolae, Nb.,
Sroitbur9. MA.
Inuapolis, Wb.,
SaserStorpn, Nb,,
Tarfersburs, W..Td.,
0iart,nsburq, W.-Sa.,
Tetersburs, Sa.,
RI6mono, 3D.,
Stauutsu, SN-.
aI.ranbria, ga.,
gSiInrinston, S..9.,
sioriolf, 3d.,
Sapre be Grace, Rt.,
3auouer, Va.,
Sbremsburp, ga.,
Yort, Va,
fotpte sad atleu
Cbsilfn ofr DER. Staatsu u. Curopa's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-20
r, j. j.
Maon%s9's %!Is. u.,;.,

S6fer SaIS, GrfdItuns, Suftcns
2angeus, Suftr0brcnaits tttto attoere
Gnt3ilnounsen, SIutanOrang, Grip
pc, MtBmunsS beid1peroen tperoeu
aebetIt, 1no tbten por9cben9t-
Die ginr.ibuua Sss .Reaos EeItej- aut BEN aSrs
pertbcil oecr Die &btile no oa5 ucbe ODER rShmea
porbnHoen III, fuiro SrIsItteruHs uHo 0BobsIH Ders
i6offeH.
bafte Vtitte, bas ehmerSru auseHbli6Iih hsiIt. GS
liRotrt iofOrt uHa helIt 6nlS
2t6euutatts11lt5, 21surdfgie.
gsn6eHgidt gerfq4tuHgeH,
Sopimeb, aHethUngeH,
3abHldlmerL Sdmer;ba1t9telt Don
Brauowunnen, 0tuSteln,
SIImch, Observation-Disclosures Riideu',
Srufs ooer Slle0critlmer;eH.
GS ipar oas erfte .tnS lift oas etn3tss
SGmer5en- Set(1nlttef,
pcIdles bic Hiarternbf.n Stmep.n ioiort ftat grts
SnuouHseH iroert nno SoEscitoHeH 6ett, oh fe run
in Der guHgc, bem Vdeer, $iEseUeloeH ootr icHs
tistH TrleR ooer GrgdHeH iiHo.
SHHerI d turIrt eIu baIber his Su einem saEa
sen S1eeloHel pou IN elHeH 9aIbeH @Idle Dd1er IN
nenlg,H 0iIHuteH 4rampie, Bfageuiaure, ueS
bsIfsIt @rbredlen. Scebrennen. Serpohtat;
e6Iafiofiefeit, 9iarrboe, &oIif, SIdbuussu
uuo aue 1hnesltdpeu SHWer5CH"
maIarla in ibrtn urr[6irGrnfn fOr.
men grbriIt unS brrbitrt.
gs ebt telH Seitmitte in Der g9cIt, ptIdbes gDebs
icIfitber uno ale dHoeren mGariibeH, bllioieH uns
ioHftIsen iEteber NIT SeIbue pom WGoman'9 ptlet
10 ansu bet, ais Waowan'S Reaoa RsIief.
Si6ere SeiIung BON
6ibigem unO kG0em Jie6er!
RaOwan'S Eeaon ReIief If Gin fbcrcs Seus,
Iopic Elm BurbeusungSmttcl bel hlelSem uno tGItsm
Eiebsr. pier bat fur so Gents elm Stimittel.
6as olc Ieloen unbeotH9t rlrt uuo ben Dttniben in
Stano lest, in Ger idlImmfeu 6ieberee9euo seseu
gnldne sepdppHet su lcbrH. Is IT better, ais bic Sea
siou ron TicbermttttlH, SbiHlH, ganeHGbtlbrcneeu
0uitelH II. + 10. IS bat 20uieHheH 9eluns 9tbradt.
SmunUe 2ropitH bis Su eIHem &bseIofsl pOn IN eis
mem Glas lSaiier eeId nab benz 8eraiieH oes Sets
tes am YlOr9eH ein9sHonmeH, itJSeH oas SpiteM
eegeH AHiGat. Cine 90 Gents 6taihe tIrirt cine
aanle GauIlllc, uno eS 6lebt nod geHug ubris, um
SdmtrScn leoer Grt, Ole SIe in ,yolse zines uuaa5
ootr elntr 9rantbeit bsialtn mo9sn, Su betltI9tn.
so 6emtS ole 5laide. sSH 2Ipptbsfen lu bas
beu.
So giau stbe fiber, baB man rRaOuops- 6es
tOmmt!
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2iitersuisu 5.p iid)cn Oem gGpit uuO &asoiuaI
VauutsuI.

u III, 10. Sum. - &arolual Seraftuo
Sauuteui, gribuhOf uOu Bologna, bat Ill
6oI9e BON OiHtreuSeu MT Gem Yaplte iiber
Die uou geglerem ueriolgte YolItlt Isiueu
SetretarSpOpeu I'M Sautan nleoergelegt.
Sanuteul, melder III 1855 gebOren uno III
1887 &arolnal muroe, ut ais muthmaBllder
9ta4folger oeS Yapte5 erpabHt luOroeu.
Gr mar leluer 3elt pdpitllder 9tnntlu5 Su
2Sleu mo SrUHel uuO lOu ft grOBe Ser
otenile I'M SelIeguug GeS 3uItariampfe5
ermorbeu Aabeu.
YtouiignOr Glaiea iit sEm Setretdr Der
9EronnnnuNn prIrnrrrrt lOornpu
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Sismard's crsan iiber Die RaugeI Der
Eailitarp orIaae.

BerGin, 10. Suui.-9ie y6amburqer
Hadridteu," 6irt Sismard's Organ. bal.
ten es untsr ben umfduoeu fir angemeiIen,
bic DtqugeI Der 0tllttaroorlQge IN einem
2ertartlfel su frltiitren. 3as Slatt fiibrt
oabei i'm @eieHtlidleu 6olgeuoe8 aus: Die
RotbpeuDtsteit elmer Seritdrtuus Der 4rmee
mug i'm Brlusip iu9e9ebeu meroen. 9Sas
aber in eriter Stule uHo am 2lQeruotbpen.
oigiteu gfotb tbut, TT cine Seritartuuq Der
4rtluerte, pon ptlder gIei6 in ben eriten
S6lad)teu bes fommeubeu Srieqes bic @nts
it)elouug abb1nsen ptro. llu6 q:ruee in
Der ArtiQerle 1T 6rautretd uns be0euteus
iiberlegeu. @euiuut nun Der Seino Die ers
ten Stlad}ten uno erbdlt oaourn bic N0az
lidfel:, perlpiilteno in uuiere Yrouln,eu ell,
suIaqen, 10 trifit Die S9ulo oafiir auein Die
lrheber Der heurl9eu YiilitdruOrIase uuo
nld1t ben 8eifStag, pelder eluer 8erftdr=
fEng Der ArtiQerle uub elmer Yermebruuq
Der Qpancirten sugeftlmmt habeu miiroe
unb audi legt HOdl sultlmmen miro. 9eun
menn mir elne berartise Supafion fiirtten
miiiien, 10 1T cine 4bbulfe geraOe in oleler
Ri6tung auf's 4aerOriu9euofte uotbiq.
Die lesiee Dtilitaruorlase, meiHt ole Dam.
burqerin, mie iie pom Der 8eqlerunq benz
Reidlstage unterbrettet Doroen, entiprinae
ben uuanaeuebmeu Grfabruug.n eines SH-
iauterie. SifiSiers, melfe bIeier ieiner 3elt
ais @ommauoeur NIT Der @rlaBrelerue ma
heu muBte. OaS mas Die Diilit6ruurlaqe
in oleier Ri6tuug erftrebt, ilt oas einslg
Yrattii6s; es fam gbss uisl bsiLsr gaO
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Der Temtfde Gorreibonoeuf,
GdsIid, fuobsntIid unb eonntaes,
D. Haine, Gieeutbnnicr uuS Rcoafteur

uio Utc00tttuE
(gtatfoIssr BON 8. 8fain.),
0neDsfseds SaltimOTts stroBt unb gofzSfHc.sgp..
gr.is bes taaIid1en eIattes, bur5 ardoer b,forot.
IN Cts; tagItd,e unS Snnnta as =sIms aabe Is
&rdser.-5aalidl E.bii Ennuta as zNus oabs irt,r
yortos8ordusbeahInHs $3.50 pro Sabr, fir fir,sr,
Selt I'm Scrhdltnie fr bic tpSd,enfIiet,e ans aabe
nf SonnfGssblatt, portoirsi, nit absus tir Clubs,
kz:oo pro SGbr, rad trseno einem grte bes SSHldnz
pes, 81 nab europa. Sunntae 40 Mus aa be 81
pro Sabr;-SGs bette uno niiliafte oeufidis ssIott
IN ben gtittel= uHb Sioffaot.n
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'onie Ma@ aQet

Tbfilfn ofr DER. Staatsu u. Curopa's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-20
S6eumatismIs, 21euraf9ie.
GS tpar oas erfte &tn0 ift oaS etn3tB
SGmersett-SeiCMittef,
Illarla in lbrra pfrI6lr6rnfn 80
men nebfiIt un1 hfrhltft.

gs sibt tein SeiiulttrI in Der l9cIt, peIdbes Ded
ieIFtbcr uno ale dHoeren maIariheH, blioieH IN
toHitIssn ,sieber mt Selbuie uoH OiGoman'9 Ollie
10 itneu BeIlt, ais Waowa1'S HeaOn Relief.
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2ouoo I'll, 10. SUM. - Diebreren anti,
parneuitii1eu WtltgIIeoern oss llutsrbauIes
p.roeu leet Don lbreu gSdblern blttere Sor.
piirfe yemadJt, LAP ite Eldt oagegeu auf'
trateu, ais Die 9iegleruu9 OeH llulOHlten III
Der wSome RuIez" 2ebatte ale m0gIiden
@onSeitoHeu madte. 2le YarHelllten babeu
penn Munliterium 9totis ge9ebeH, OaB ile ben
Serbanolungen oe5 QaueS fern bebeu
wouen, fauS nod lpeitere 3ugeitdHOuiiie &C..
matlt peroen. DIE 2HbdHser Sertou's be-
abitttigeu, III dbnltder gSeIie uor3ugeheu.
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PENSION FRAUDS

Unearthed In New Mexico One Pension
Attorney Found Guilty and Sent Up for
Seven Years.
WASHINGTON, July 20..-The pension
bureau is now engaged in investigating
what appears to be an extensive system
of pension frauds in New Mexico. An
examining board consisting OF three
medical examiners and seven special
examiners was sent to New Mexico and
about the first result of preliminary
investigation was the arrest of pen
sion attorney at Socorro, named Mar
celino, charged with forgery of evil
dence. He pleaded guilty, was tried at
once and has been sentenced to seven
years imprisonment in the penitentiary.
1t is not known yet how extensive
Marcelino' neutrality-suspicious. were,
but about two hundred cases OF his are
under examination. Some Of these will
doubtless prove to be all right, but
they are all being closely looked into.
1t is said that about 1000 pension cases
in the territory are being investigated
by the board now on the ground.
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VICTIM OF A CONSPIRACY.

Confessions Made by Gallagher and David
son In the Homestead Poisoning Cases
Show Dempsey's Innocence-Pinkerto
Men and Others Implicated.
PITTSBURGH, July 2O.-At the west
ern penitentiary yesterday District At
torney Clarence Burleigh, Attorneys
L. X. Porter and w. j. Brennan, No
tary Public c. c. Lee and Stenographer
J. Beal met to take the dispositions OF
Gallagher and Davidson, serving time
in the Homestead poison cases. Gal
lagher was before the committee over
two hours. Davidson's examination oc-
cupied about twenty minutes. The
district attorney conducted the exam
ination, but declined to give out any
thing for publication.
1t was learned, however, that Pat
Gallagher's confession in regard to
Hugh Dempsey and the Homestead
poison case is much more sweeping in
its details than had been imagined by
the general public. A gentleman who
has heard the whole story says Gal
lagher's statement not only duplicates
Pinkerton detectives but several men
much more prominent in business and
professional life. He stated positively,
the gentleman said, that every word he
said against Dempsey on the stand was
false.
He duplicates Detective Ford, Of the
Pinkerton agency, and gives the names
of many others who were instrumental
In Dempsey's conviction. He further
states that he never administered poi
son or croton oil to the men at Home
stead and that Dempsey never proposed
he should. He sticks to the story that
the s25 Dempsey gave him was loan
TO protect his furniture. The substan-
tiation the defense will show by mem
bers of the firm who sold him the fur
niture that they were pushing him for
the money. Davidson made a state
ment similar to the Gallagher story,
except that he was not in the plot as
long as the man who convicted Demp-
sey.
They both seemed willing to make
their confessions under oath and stand
by it even II it means long term Of
imprisonment Dempsey's attorneys
have matters in such shape that they
will corroborate the confessions by
other witnesses
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-26
F1cnrnIon Train Wrecked.

BUFFALO, July 2O.-The excursion
train carrying the Sunday-schools of
Bethany and Bethlehem churches of
Buffalo on the Western New York &
Pennsylvania railroad was wrecked at
East Aurora Tuesday night. One man
was fatally injured and fourteen TO
twenty others less seriously hurt. Two
engines were crushed into masses Of
twisted steel, and lying in the bottom
OF the turn-table were covered with
the timbers, broken glass and iron of
the first two coaches. These coaches
were filed with excursionists and that
they escaped with no more serious in
jury is almost miraculous. Jack Nor
ris, the fireman of the excursion train,
was the most seriously hurt. His head
struck telegraph pole and his skull
was fractured,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-26
Bank DIRECTORY Cases Confined.

MILWAUKEE,, July 20.-The trial OF
the Plankinton bank directors, recent
ly indicted by the grand jury for nc.
cepting money knowing the bank to be
insolvent, was begun in criminal court
yesterday. All OF the directors ap-
peared with the exception OF Judge
Jenkins, +. W. Noyes and President +.
T.. Day, of the bank, whose attorney
stated that he was confined in an asy-
lum at Flint, Mich, and that he would
appear as soon as he was able. The
case was continued until the Septem-
Der term Of court and bonds as fixed
were continued.
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chipping" in Europe.

The trouble over tips" in American
hotels and restaurants would be large
ly obviated II the European system of
percentages prevailed here. No French
man pays extravagantly for the ex-
cellent meals he gets in Paris, but as
every Frenchman pays something, the
waiter is satisfied. All over Europe IL
is the custom to give the waiter
gratuity amounting TO one-twentieth
Of the bill that he presents. He gets
fve-cent tip for one-dollar meal
Here man is often expected 10 pay
twenty-fve-cent tip for a seventy-five-
cent meal, particularly when he gets
in q summer hotel. In America the
tips are large, the returns Indifferent.
In Europe q small but fixed gratuity
secures the best service. The European
waiter is not paid by the landlord. He
often pays for his place.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-26
IMPORTANT CHANGE

Made In the Classification OF Wool by the
Treasury Department-Duty Lowered IN
Some Cases 100 Per Cent.
WASHINGTON, July 90.-An important
change has been made by the treasury
department In the classification Of wool
that will lower the duty on some grades
of the article nearly 100 per cent. The
change follows conclusive evidence Of
fered by wool importers that certain
grades of high-class wool were prac-
tically analogous to grades classified
lower in the wool schedule OF the Nc
Kinley bill. Hereafter the material
known as l49 and $50 Flamantine skin
wool and 179 kassapbatchia skin wool,
second quality of the first or highest
class, will be known as 1906 and 307
Servian skin wool and $50 kassap-
batchia skin wool, second quality of
third-claSs.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-26

SHARON, Pa, July 2O.-Sheriff Bur
nett, Of Mercer, yesterday, at the in
stance Of Attorney lngersoll, of Cleve-
land, o., served writs Of attachment on
the Douglass Furnace Company OF
Sharpsville, foreclosing Judgment Of
s1O5,OOO in favor Of Corrigan, Ives &
Co., OF Cleveland; an attachment issued
by the Croton Lime Company to the
amount Of 81, ,5OO one issued by the Ex-
change National bank, of Chicago, for
so5, 900, and one by the Wisconsin Ma
rine bank for s125,OOO This aggre-
gates $3.50, 800. The failure is perhaps
directly attributable TO the recent as
signment Of Forsythe, Hyde & Co., Of
Chicago,