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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
Sobufataltrppbeu.

billtcothe, Wo., -. Sanuar.-@ln
Sraht;u9 Der oySababs SabE" rannte beute
iriil pier MeileE meItltdl Don bier bon bin.
ten Der gegeu einen Sur 3eit baltenben anrea
rel Srad)tsuq. Die 2otomotlue, lOlpte pier
lSaggons purOen oemOItrt, uno gotomotlu'
fiihrer 9eIanep, iolpie Sremier 9arplep er.
lttten lcbensseidbrlid)e ScrleBurgeu.
@raub Gapios, 0tidJ., -. Sanunr.
- ptd)uel 6rapue, Elm 65sldbrl9er lRann,
murbe geitern Abenb bei'm SreuSeu be5 9es
lelieS Der rNiifigau.G Gentralbabn"oon elmer
gofomOt1ue iiberiabreu unO Qetoolet. Selue
gsidle Ii idlreflIh peritiimmelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
4IaineyS 8efiuncil.

98aibtngtou, 3. 6, %. Januar.-
Gr= ScfretGr @laine beTubet iid) beute uu9e.
iabr ebenO, mie i'll ben leBten paGr Sagen,
iuCeiieu uebmeu bic IerSte etue lauglam
iort1reitenoe IGnttrdftuug pubr. Die Ser
QuOerung iii elue 10 aumaB!ige, oaB lie bon
einem Gage Sum auoereu faum bemertt
meroeu lam. Der Yareut lit nod bel Be.
muRtlein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
Sd,mur,e klri0erfottr.

C 1,or,, csrrsttos ro-r Il 25 rebu;irtt GI 80 cts.
SGtn"r9e Ssnristt1s. rnu 81 renr;rt aui 50 GtS.
om5 40 cts.
Geioeniperftigc 3enrIettas, ron S1.15 TeoI7 ~,
Strt Gli1
Geioenlpcrtiec MeariettG5, non S1.2o reoH= z..
sirt aui % SiS.
6ctne iran;oiiIdJe Scr9e, pon 90 Cts. bcT@oz Cr..
Qe1eEt Qui % 7H' @'-'
Eran;oiiitc Seroc, Grtra Snaltlt uEo
9rfraz Sreite, poH 81 reouStrt dni 69 GfS.
s'1e rso!irt c,If 93 cts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
natiirltd,e tpitnoero olieGis briiffe
an Den Tiaaaras S6lleu.

Die Fenuinluanier Sabn" fiinbist Die
IuOrSnung elmer peri0ultt selelt.tsn Eour
uuf gitagara-6ua3 fiir 0Ounerilag. ben
&c. Saunar, auf eiuem aus Yuamau'.
iheu SAlafz uuO aus Berioueu. Saggous
bsitebenOeu ertru3uge an, rpeIdsr as9eH 4
llbr Iatmittass Baltimore Qlnionz Sta-
tlOH perldBt uno in giiagura SAILS am
ndafeu Dioraen rehtSeltlg gum SriihtId
eintriift. Slaete $40 tiir bic Ruuofabrt,
ausi9lieBli9 pou Yulmau. SequemIi1fei-
ten uuO Uiabl;elteu. 9taf SerwelIeu elres
guuieu Saqes fdhrt Der 3ug am Ibeuoe
NJ .eoer Don Jflagara.Saa8 ab uno Iongt AM
fOIgenben 0iorgeu III Baltimore al. SSer
Die ipuuo erpolle 6 sbrii f Al
Ieheu miinitt, meun 0as nit uur eintdgiger
Abrpeienbelt pom 9eldaite geihebeu Ia II,
iollte ii9 oleie gelegenbeit ;u ytusen ma-
den. YuQmar SeqHemlitfeiteu f0nnen
auf Sefellung bel a9euten in ben Billet
SIrsaur Der Goupaguie reierpirt werpeu.
80
S6nitttpaaren t,,t uSosren Saoer,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
Sei0en- Separlement.

Ig1 is*ton5',29 is*t on5' IN "n'" oat''.'' ''I' ~ 49, % Cts
S1Stas tsi srmSi6t tiSr1T3,' AMI "''. o.. Cts
Snlp@e5t qnb@titt,t am oIi w., 98 G,s
Gdmarier yuoner G'roS @rain, l9 3ol brett,
RON 81 herabgelcEt duT T..-... ..-.:.-...-oS eiS'
S9Iaf'ST s sTSSiS S5fGS S1"!H eni - '"u V''' So
5tr per NJ cgI'5 y m Il Ssra6as5rrt i 80 Cts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
Sic altcftc 9enfIomarim aeitur6en.

Ybilaoelp hi a, -. Sanuar. 6rau
Satbartue Sbarp, gSittpe Don Sohn IS.
Sharp. ciuem Seterancn oes Grleges Don
1912, itarb bier beute gta6mittag in 9llter
uou uahesu 115 Sabreu. 6rau Sbarp mar
am 5. Sebruar 1913 geboreu uuo Die dl.eite
Eeuloudrin Der Seretnigteu Staateu. Srau
Sharp ltarb III loaue lbrer 3odter, Srau
Niarp Smttb, uelfe audi bere!ts "A Sabre
alt iii. 3mei @utel, Smet llreutel uno Oret
lIrureutel iiberlebeu Die alte Srau. melte
ihre rolen geiiil9cH 9rdfte bis su tbrem
) me hpinE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
Qurie 4nbrIzgepcidelr.

- Ser betanute engllldle Jiomauidreibcr
2ouis Steueniou, welder fid] sur 3eIt auf
Samoa aufbdlt uno uou bort aus 10 Dlele
gebaiitge Nugriife AMI Die Gcutid)en uer0is
ieutlld)t, iou all SdwtnOuht lelOen, unO
man glaubt uidt, OaB er Die Sdlifier. Sn
ieln lemalS mieoer lebenO uerlaeu rulrO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
Ste Sabnfataifrppbe bci etltua.
/. 2ifte er Snoten anf eli seftieseu. Bier
scbu @erpunoete i'm Stcrbeu.

alton, Sus., %. Sauuar. - Die gilte
Ger Yeriouer, peIde Ourh ras gefrigc,
furftbare llngliid auf Der pSigzSourz" 4"
yahn umfamen (Iebe SamitugssOepelfe
auf Seilage) ilt jeet auf eli Seitiegeu. Son
ben S5ernunpeteu f0uneu. luie Die aerSte
beute Abeno mlttbeiIen, iolgenbe nid]t ges
neien: Otto Sagman, Iltou; Sehn Sreo,
AItou; Soc 0errmauu, 9lIrou; i6cnrp Bllz
grim, 2tIton; Sobn Euttreu, 9tltou; SSm.
y. HlfaroloH, Qlton; u. 3. 6raler, ct.
9ouis; 6rauf SGrtb, SrIuforo, Canada;
Sraut Scullp, Elton; Sobu Surte, alton:
2Sm. NtIller, Iltons Sunctlon; - DiHrra1,
Sberz Yltou; - Rottofi, Sberz 9lItou.
Die Sooteu iolpohl. we Die tOotlid Ger
iunnoeteu iiub idlreflld perbrannt, etIid]e
Der yeBtereu babeu 6lammen ein9eathmet
ilub leipeu eutleelId]e StlmerSen. 9te Sabl
Der iibrlger Hana9tere, DIE 6luar Htft tpot=
lid, Ieood) uebr oDer nliuoer beoentildl per.
leBt purbeu, iiberItel9t 40. SeriSerrelBenoe
SSeneu ereIQneH rd) i'll benz 0olpItai. Ill
ipeldem Die nit benz Sooe ringeHoen Spfer
lleseH. GtIld)e perelben feben beltdnpl9
bic IerSte oil, lie su t0oten unb BON lbreu
Sfmerseu Su erl0len.
@luer Der erareifenoeifen Safe III berie.
utSe oes 13-ldhrlgeu SSillle Mc@artp. OaS
Slelldl oeS armeu &ua6en 1T bonn Sopt bis
su 6uBe tbatidd)id, ser0itet, Die Gugeu fiub
Ibm ausgebraunt unO Die arme Shutter, Die
uebeu Der Eager hires &lroes itt uno ben
SeOauerIsmur0igeu Su tr0iteu oerutt, erz
halt nur Sur aHnuort: VSb, marum tanH
iG] nid)t terben?"
Der S0ronerS Suqueit III bcreltS IN
@auge. SSnl. Nange elner Der SoOtcn,
muroe AM llier Oe5 gSooo. .3fruer, eIue babe
Reile bon Dem Shauplaee Der Sataitropbe,
nobln er, naboem er Die t0otliteE Sranp.
wunOeu erlItteu, i'll Der Serimeilung 9es
wuuOert mar, aufasiuuOeu. @8 uerIautet,
OaB nod auoere Be.ionen uernlBt meroeu,
mo man iudIt na6 ueitereH Seihen III Der
Nadbaridlait.
9unocrte BON 9teu9erigen beIubte bente
Die Stdtte be5 lln9lude8. Son oem tnt'
1oheueu 9Seiteumdrter 9titaro @ratan
bat man nod feline Spur. Der petunlGre
Ser!uit, luelbeu Die Sabngeieuitaft erIet-
oct, beSifiert fid aui Sl25, 900 bis $l50,O00.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
SrtBeu.

ssrifr 6boutiluer epiteu, 3oQ brett, uoH
SI-25 reoujirt ou 90 CIV
Creme SpiseH ais SJrlaHo. i sou ofell' DON IN
LEO reouSirt AM . l. ~
Sprdlpu= Spiber, RhaepehIe SH5!Veut
Ia.cucieuuer Sptten, nnter OCT F"'ie
Vuint oe G;cuc= Spitcn, oss ,..,
SrirmtnIi5d,e spitcu } rceeImd5ioeH YreIies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
SaihentIher.

Eaid1entiidler nit ober pbHe 9dnte, noH Z, 3
urp 10 Gents reouiirt Grf ~ Gfs.
SrraSosSest ami ............9 8 Cents.
etg arSuis guisH grdpn,,inS cts
Sts- rrmI6siat aui Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24

GutIaIie Sn Saden Der $50.
9lnos 3. Sosmer uuo GOuin gS. Houie,
cen III SubIanaprIis au9etlagten Gr.@roB.
beamten Der nSronsSal," bercu luslieiez
runs befauutlid] pom 9ouuerueur SroIuu
uerlpeigert pueoe, untersei4uete porgeliern
&ldltel Dennis ein 0efret, peltes Die
Gtnaunten ans Der iiber iie uerhdngteu
Sait beireit, be;lr. ihre SiirQidait uldlt lin.
ger erforDer.id] madt. 9ami: lit, mas ben
Staat 9iarglano anlangt, jeoeS Serfnbreu
seseu bic PIP. u. y. Sosmer uuo 6. SS.
&oHie einsefelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
Ter sscttcrnta,,n propbeseit 3easn.

g,an bcnd1tc oiric Srciic bel Tcacnmanfeln.
Continuation fir YidoteE, ollie G5roBeE, poH
Sonremora filr Gamer, non 81 rebu5irt auf SO Cts
rebn;irt ami .............-.S .45.
5st,t n6i '-. $50
Der SriorS BON 81 ermdBi9t uuI go. .....-S I'D.
SnpernefzaraQcn pom ST. Teou,irt aui 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
l]Olffrr Departf mrni.

n5s;ot Mot oilf 63 Cts.
4I4 brcite ee6umte 9beHile=1iidoed non
81 .S5 rehuSirt aGT > lao.
o :; psI'r 80 reSn;irt an Ns $2.17.
Giltalire, cine pole gDlro brett, III SeloeH@
oSs6rmrtrr buntpr Diobros ................3 8 cts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
9ibIebcr eincs SiiGlpfs.
SermtSd,tc tcIcaravbiid,e , epeSdben.

SORT ~ lie, Jno., -. 5anuar. -
9er tathuliite SudOf wenger BON 5aInci5
lit beute geitorbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
slus berIdicDeneu Srpartements


G5ar;ieibene gEnoiors SaIs6ir6en. Cts.
GtnIarbioc II. geitreifte 9&tHooT zNalS6lHosH,
All 25 bis 35 StS. pertaut. t........-...... Il us.
@jan;nollene pom SdneIoer gtmad1te Serlel5
nit SraiozSeiat, pom S1.5o lerao9eiePt
an. So SlS'
f2=Jiegenitirmc aus geteperter Scloe, 2SSoA
orug, rsoiilrt aul ...------- y tO.
Z eioene !oalbbanoitubc, bliltToth, creme uHo
IdllparS, non 40 GtS. reouSlrt duT...-... 10 Cts.
glle Sdattirunsen Ghlllon, poE 80 nHo 6o
StS. reouSirt du1 ID Sts.
Gau,eioener Saitic, re9eImaSt9e Srelte HHo
alle ,SarbeH, Die 2)cro.. ............ 10 Sts.
ilnqeble,dlteru. eebleibter GartoHcr 6loEel,
pon s Cts. reouilrt du1 d Gfs.
lluasbleidlter II. ecbIeidJtsr 9autoHer 6laHeu,
non 10 GIs. reouiirt auT ....... Cts.
llnesbleidlter II. ge6lcittter Gantoner SlGncl,
BON II /, Cts. rebuSirt auT ........... 10 Cts.
GaImiaf-RintenIlaicle Die TetHIie Elall=
1dt, Die semad1t pIro, Sopeu's 6GbrItdt,
Hllr... - '-.'------' = StS'
Soorburften init ieilenl 9iIden........... Cts.
Sdubpuitl!r, Die SdlGdltel.. ........... cts.
giHe Sd1ecrc, als puy1l9eg itdbIcrH saraEtirt,
I'M 10 SlS-
SSpcerrnz du6z1ac, Die 5SIaidc. Is Cts.
(IIntcr G'urartie. oaS %eocr nllt ;u id)dol9cH.)
pioIdlinenzSc Die SSlaidJe. Observation-Disclosures. ct.
(Jiur cine flir jeoer Sunoer.O
4cinsinfisc admme :.....::...- 3 Sts.
Tauicn Standardization ans franioiIihcm
Satine, roll geidtelt, bldu uro lctDari, pom
1925 berabGeett aul. ...--.-.-. 30 els.
Eran;oTidcr BerfaI, iur nemoeH pailcHo, ron
5 Gts rcouSirt du1. IL Cts.
25 GtS.- -BortemoHnaieS II. =SoreH, Teouilrt
an. IO SLS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24

S@nitttpaaren itts pS6trtns 2aoett," 1"
Jfr. 10, 2SefsSsrlugtou-StraBe.
(Ana.31-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
6ikiaem unO Rn(tPm Jie6Pr!

Raemap'e ReaOn ReIief III Elm iiter,s Sell,
ioDie Elm 8or5susuHgsmlttel BET hIgi9em uno taltem
i5leber. Sier bat iuI 50 Gents Elm !oeiImlite,
cas- oieie eeiosH uRbeotng turirt Den UeHihcn in
Stan6 I.tt in Der idJlImmiteR iSebergegeno 9ee:n
sHaue seDaspHet Al lebeE. Us 1T beeI, ais bic Yes
sion BON i5ie5,rmItteln, GbiHin, 9altHabiubrcHosH
0tittcn u. + 10. IS bat 3aueHoeH oeiluHs sSbratt.
3pan,ig 2ropieH bis ;u eIHsm QbeeloTfel pOl IN ,is
nen @las Gaiitr alelb matt Dem &erldien oes Bets
te5 am Wi0r9eH eiHgeHouImeH, iduBen oGs SpieH
s.sen aufdle. Cine so GeHts iSlait. turirt ,lns
eanIe fanlilie, mo e5 biebt nod genua ubTis, UNI
Stuerjen lsotr 4rt, Die sic in tSolee zines uRiaQ5
ooer eIncr 9raHfbeit befallen mosen, gu bei,iIseH
SO 0entS Die 5Iaid1e. sSu ApotbFfen Su ba'
ben.
s8- glaH sebe fitsr, bag mcu -3aaoDup's" be.
foumtI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
Scr 9smtidje Correspondent,
qdaIih, pohertIih unb Genutass,
q, >:... nsiarnth,,,t,cr ,.,,n Mcnnffrns

6. Raiuc, Giaertbluter nno Eeoaftenr.
edoneff=@dc altimore= StraBe uEo loit=SificezEee.
@reis hes taaIid,cn 9Iattea, hrrh 2rdser in Ball
firIore unp in Der Nadtoritaft beiorst 12la gtS.;
fdaIid,c uno Souuta se satus aatc Is cts. pro
S9ods, ,abbar iponeEtli Die oas9jutt bcioreenoeu
8orip Torausbe,ablure $3.50 pro 3abr, fir flrSers
5sit I'M &erhdItEiS iiir bic 10 d,euttid,c MmSgabe
nit Sonrtassblatt, portofrci, nit abSus tiir Clubs,
s.. so rro Sahr nan ir9,no eincm Srte bes yHIans
bss, 81 noch GgrCp0 Souutag e=2lua eabe 81
sro Satr.-Das bette iHb bilisite osutidDe SIGtt
In Dem WittcIz urb 2 IoitdafeE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
tpar Oas erfte itno lit oaS etn3tf
Sfjmeraett-Seifmiffef.

p.Itts ole marternOitsn etmsrieu fofort TILT Gnt'
SlHourgeH IiHoert uHo GOngsonen beiIt. oh lie nun
in Der yuH9e oem WG9eR, ben GiRgepeIoeH oDer iona
tiecH 9ruieH ooer SrgaHeH Ho.
Sinner d. furIrt Elm bd6er bis Su eirtm saus
sen 2heeloffeI pon IN slHen balben Gaie ISGfer N
peui9cH UtiHuten Ssrdmpfc, Wascnlaure. hes
belfeit, Grbredleu, Soobrenueu, Serpuhtat,
GdlIailoiieteit, Siarrhoe, &olif, BIabun9eu
upo aue iuucrIid1eu SdluIer5eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
r. r. r.
Os &eaDD &eltef.

96ier sails, @rraltrns, Smiten,
2uusens, Suftrobreuaft= uno anocre
Gnt3iinouusen, SIutauorau8, Grip
pc, ngSbefd1ipcroen tucrocn
eebttlt, 1ttto ibnen porsebeuet.
ii. ginr,i6uug b.s ~Reaon ReIiei" nuf oeu Sor'
perbe ooer Die 5beie, odS uebe ooer BERG dmer3
porbaHoeu iit tplro grci6tcruHs una 2Sobliein
itaffeR.
Waopab'S Reaon gFeIicf if bas ,iuIise Mans
bate DittsL oas SdmtrStH auseHbIidIib BetIt. Ss
Iin6ert iOfort uHo beIt balo
36eumatismus, 2leuraf9te,
Qeubeuaid)t SerItaufungen,
3opfrueb, Guethungen,
3abnlbmer3, SdmeribaitIgteit Don
Branomuuueu, Dtustcln,
6Iitrueh, observation-disclosures 9fiideu',
Sruit. ODER 9lleOerihmer3eu.
ES ff10r 0nS crffe ff110 iff 00S cittaide
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24
Malaria in ibrfn urr(bieoenrn fol-
nfn afhrilt un1 hfrhltft.

Ss sibt teiH SsilmitsI in Der 2Delt ipsIdcs 2Beh'
ieIfcber uno ale auoereH maIarliheH, blltoieH une
ioHitigen Sieber mlt ScIbuIfe uoR Haoman'e Xiucu
70 idnea beit, ais RaowaB's WeaOn ReIief.
Sid,cre Seillttto BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-24

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-10

OF business was transacted IN wheat Co day.
and the feeling developed was rather strong
The principal feature was the strcngth % the
low grades The opening on December was
about Ac higher than yesterday closing
advanced 10 more and reccdcd Hsc. rallied
AGAc. recCded aac held stead. and the clos
ing was about isc higher than yesterday.
Corn was tlirly active prime
good business being transacted.
The market opened at about the closing
prices OF yesterday, and soon after
ward dropped fraction. and then the price
advanced nc and ruled steady aud closed
with lr gain. There was moderate trade in
oats but the range was narrow There was
some buying by elevator men and hy shipping
houses, which had the effect OF strengthening
the near futures more than the later ones.
May was a trlde weaker and ISL lower early,
but reacted sc and closed barely steady at
1 l-l6c below yesterday. In provisions the
speculative market for hog products ruled
steady early. but there was very little trading
In the absence Of offerings and outside orders
IL was not long however before the market
became moderately active all around, and
the steadiuess early resolved itself into
strength The market continued 20 rule firm
and closed st"a a.. The closing prices showed
a gain of "a, G th in Octouer pork, lard and
ribs. Other deliveries varied from this
January pork closed 25c higher
Chicago, sept e.--Casn quotations were as
follows: Flour very urm and in fair demand
Wheat-No. = spring wheat 65 taDd5't &C; No. >
red % aU654c Corn-No. 3 40ls c. oats No.
>, 25ia426 &c Mess pork per barrel, 816 100
$40 Is. Lard, per 100 pounds, 81 3508 40
sailed shoulders boxed, 81 215f7 rs; short clear
sides boxed ~ 75Ul00 %. Whisky, distillers
finished goods, per gallon, 81 II.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-10
THE VENUS OF MEDIo1.
The Mutilated and Patched Statues
Wonderful Fascination.

w Onderful Fascination.
Florence Letter to the New York Times.
AS Venus herself arose from the sea. so
her statue came up from the deep I'M
known. Upon the base is a Greek in
scription attributing it to Cleomenes, an
Athenian, but this is generally thought 10
be the work of some one who lived long
after him, who might have supposed only
that JieOmenes was the sculptor. Nor
are the time and place of the discovery
by any means certain. When purchased
by Ferdinand, a cardinal of the Medici,
she was in many disIointed pieces, having
been shattered by the early Christians in
their zeal TO destroy every relic Of pa
ganism She has, however, been very
carefully restored, and the fingers evil
IDENTIFY, and some say the head, are of
modern date She remained for some
time in the cardinals palace, but was
transferred to the present location In 1917,
where she has ever since been the pre-
siding deity, excepting for a short period
during the French invasion, when she
was taken TO Paris, but in due time re-
stored TO her throne.
The wonderful fascination this statue,
mutilated and patched as it has been, had
for Byron and has for us all may be I'M
derstood in degree by reading what Maui
PEASANT says in his ''Vie Errante" of a
similar experience in contemplating a
painting. He had been describing in glow
ing terms some lovely peasant girls he had
seen in village on the street lone day
at the corner of the street one of them
passed near me and left with me the
emotion OF the most surprising beauty
that |, perhaps, had ever encountered "
Then followed several more paragraphs
of such n description as no one but a
trenchman can give, and in no other
language but his own. And after all this,
| he concluded his rhapsody with: Never
theless, if ] had my choice between the
most beautiful of living creatures and the
| woman painted by Titan that eight days
afterward ] saw again in the gallery at
Florence, would take the woman painted
by Titan"
What higher tribute from such source
could be paid to art? 1t is placing her
where she not often but sometimes be-
longs, above nature, for the most beauti-
full creations Of sculptors and painters
are as much the products of imagination
aud of combination as of copy. Doubtless
there never were two such beautiful wo-
men as those represented in this statue
and in this painting The great artists
have each merged the beauties of many
into that of one, and that produced per-
lection.
Come along" said an impatient coun-
tryman of ours the other day to his friend
who fingered in the tribune with his
gaze fixed on Venus didn't you ever
see a handsome woman beforG-}"
eyes, was the reply, lots of them, but
never saw hundred boiled down into
ono
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trout and almost every kind 90 hsh known 20
the river, seem Co have marC TINS point "a
place oi convention. having assembled there
IN great mum oors. and apparently with good
appetiies, as they viii v0rlCiolsly seize any
th'nE that Or stuck on % hook and dropped
overheard. shrimp are remarkably plentiful,
also. Bob. Charley and Willie Scott having
wednesday night caught hve bushels by 10
o'clock, with two nets
sumter County Times The entry into the
mousse OF Mr.. Armstrong. Center Kim. under
the circumstances. is one Of the meancst acts
we have been called upon 10 record for some
time. Tire family were plunged in grief news
by TELEGRAM OF the sudden death Of his daugh-
ter caused Mr.. Armstrong to leave so hur-
rledly that lac had not time 10 arrange to place
a man in charge, thereby leaving two unpro-
tecteu females. The sc0undrelS, of whom
there were three, proceeded to the bed room
door OF young lady, first knocking, but una
BILE TO get admission one stood guard while
his cOnfederates entered other parts Of the
house ana upset the contents, devastating
property and violating one Of the most sacred
laws of the state of Florida. Mr.. Armstrong
declares he will spare no efforts TO bring the
criminals to Justice.
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Gath and His Pen Name.

About everybody In the newspaper reading
world knows Cath" but it is doubtful IL
more than few people know the significance
OF the nom de plume, says the Chicago Mail.
Prof Roth having In charge the Chatholic
educational exhibit of Philadelphia at the
Columbian exposition, has let the cat out OF
the bag.
The feline escape was made few days ago
during the time the congress of Librarians
was holding sessions. Gerge Alfred Town
send has q daughter who is much interested
In educational matters, and she was here in
attendance at the meetings, and was OF
course, taking in the fair. Among lot OF
other people she was one day introduced to
"Ciad to know you" said the genial old
Irishman heartily. Il am particularly glad
to know you, as / know your father so we'll
have known him for long time. 1 am de-
lighted to make the acquaintance Of his
daughter"
In the general talk the question Of how Mr..
Townsend came to choose the title Of Gath
arose. The daughter being appealed to de-
clared she had no idea how her father decided
upon such a nom de plume.
why, it Is simple enough" exclaimed
Prot Roth, looking at the journalists daugh-
ter with quiet chuckle. There is a c.,
you see that stands for George Then there
is A for Alfred and the IT. is for Town
SEND, of course"
But the H. said the group In a chorus
as the professor hesitated; What is the H
for2"
why, that represents where he is goin.
for the lies he has told, said the professor.
Her Dearest FRIENDSHIP asked me what is
good for preserving the complexion.
her Next Dearest-Is it possible that she
wants to preserve hersf-Puek.
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doned with apparently an rtaiian hsrk iyiuE
hy stripping her. bark had cutwafcr eoun
Charleston Sept 7-Schr Addie y Hacon,
Haley has been pulled on the place upou
which she dragged during the cyclone. assist
ed by % tug.
Schr Benjamin r Lee, Stcelman. has also
been pulled on BY tug
Wilmington. Nc. . ept 6--Schr Three Sis
ters from savannah for Philadelphia. before
reported. has been towed 10 wharf and Is
dischargiug cargo. Her mainmast is gone
and she is fun OF water.
Schr Harry ana Grace Reynolds, from
Darlen for New York, before reported has
also been placed at a wharf. She Is not
leaking
Bark Linda INorl from Minatitlan, before
reported, was towed up 10 the city. The YES
sci Us almost wreck. Her masts are gone,
bulwarks smashed and she is full of water
Her cargo mahogany is valued at about
$1,000 She has been turned over to the
British Consul
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Per steamship City of Birmingham for
New York-Capt J II Knowles and wife, b
Kennckell, Miss J McAllister, Mrs J MEAL
lister, Miss Lizzie Plat, Mrs Carrie Berry, l.
Warheld, Jno Il Paul, Jno Stahman, E
Wheeler, Geo l. Dyson Isaac Tabiator, r
Peocopia, M Waia, + Willard, A de Silva j o
AgOra q Lorson, M Penheira, M Abode, A
Martha, o de Silva, Gina.
Per steamship Kansas City from New York
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Bowling and infants, w Jackson, G II
Andres wife and two infants, J OHogan, w
9 Wright and wife, Miss j. o Hogan, Mrs ID
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Richards, G. H I[imball, II NJ Golden w Fos-
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Spellman and daughter, ] F Cogswen NJ
Naughtiu, G G Kendall, 7 d Rockwell Mrs II
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Jones, Mrs u Jones, A G. Butts ana wife, w
Randolph, Miss Butts, Miss e Kohn, Mrs v
Kohn, w O Wolfe, Mrs r Cochran Miss
Cochran, c G Harold and wife, Miss A v
Jones, J Calvin, f Andrews, st John,
Mrs Emons, Miss Meylers, Mrs J NJ Frank,
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