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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-06-20
A Multitude of Counsel.
W. c. Chumlea
Clerk '.rd Master,

The opinion is rapidly gaining ground that a
remedy which has proved efficient in the hands
of the skillful Practitioner, remedy prepared by
him as the result or years of observation and
experience, for the treatment of disease in in
dividual cases, may, il placed by the sa me prac-
toner within the reach of the public, be instr,r-
mental IN curing many who otherwise have re-
NAMED ignorant of it.
''True," you say, but there are so many rem
edies how arc we to choOse?"
Let us suggest one remedy for your investi-
CATION,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-06-20
Old People

Old people who require medicine
to regulate tie bowels and kidneys
will find the true remedy in
Electric Btters. This medicine
does not stimulate and contains no
whiskey nor other intoxicant, but
acts as a tonic and Alternative. 1t
acts mildly on the stomach and
bowels, adding strength and giving
tone to the organ, thereby aiding
Nature in the performance of the
functions. Electric Bitters is an
excellent appetizer and digestion.
Old People find it just exactly
what they need. Price fifty cents
per bottle at George e. Mont
gomery Drug store. 5
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-06-20
In M emorlam.

Ut. III. w. Gouuaru was born In
Bl0unt County Tennessee, July 80,
1894. Blessed with pious parents,
he was early trained in the way of
the good and true. His young life
was spent upon the farm, amid the
quiet Of u sweet country home, a
NEST excellent place for boys.
He was an obedient dutiful boy.
In 1868, he entered Maryville Col
lege as a student, where he re.
manned for two years, ranking high
among his classes, and greatly es-
teemed by his. teachers. He was a
great Il imirer of Prof. Lamar,
and the two Bartletts. About
twenty three years ago he entered
lon the practice of medicine, hav.
ing studied in the Medical school OF
Louisville, Kentucky. While pre-
pairing for his chosen profession, he
had an attack of Infiamatory Rheu-
matism, from which he never fully
recovered. He entered upon the
practice of medicine with greatly
injured health, and for twelve
years, although seriously atfii ted
he continued this work in Blount
County, with great success, much
beloved by the people and the pro-
fession. In young manhood, he
gave his heart to God, and joined
the Nj. E. Church, in the commu.
MON of which he lived, until he
was transplanted to the "church
that is without fault before the
throne" Dr. Goddard was married
to Darulee Harris February oath
1876. In the beginning of their
united life, they erected a family
alter, the fires upon which have
never gone out. God has given tC
them bright interesting family o.
children. Several years ago he re
moved to Hot Springs, Arkansas
hoping to find relief from his suffer
ing After time he returned tt
Tennessee, believing himself 70 bt
well on the road to health, but thu
lnsidious disease was only slunber
ing and was not dead. A few
months ago, greatly broken II
health he returned to this famou!
health resort, with his family
These healing waters were having
good effect upon his system whel
he was stricken down with pneu
monia fever to linger only a shor
time when he died in great peace
surrounded by his loving family
April Goth 1895. His body rests il
hope in Greenwood Cemetery, Hu
Springs Arkansas. Doctor Goddar'
was a man of strong will powe
and doubtless perpetuated his ow
life many years by this very power
A more patient spirit would b
hard to find. Through all til
years of his severe affection an
trial he lived unc0mplainiDgl,
This patient afflicted man was Il
example Of meekness and faith
every one. The stormy voyage
his life is now ended, his sufferin
is ore and he has entered up0
that beautiful life that knows Il
pain nor sadness. a kind and .lo'
ing father and husband, a trr
| christian, and a worthy citizen hi
: gone, but we look above the sorro
! and say, dear brother, we hail yo
happy on that blissful shore.
May God bless that patient viii
and the fatherless children in the
, distant home, and bring them q
0 together at last in our Father
i home, when they will meet the
I loved and lost to go no more o.
forever.
Give joy or give ease or pain,
L Take life or friends away,
/ But let me fnd them all again,
u In that Eternal day"
j, c. Wright
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-06-20

The Workers Council Of the Chill
howee Baptist association will meet
with the MIXERS cove Ch.on Friday al
II o'clock A. Nj. before the 9Th SUM-
day of this month. A full attendance
is urgently requested. F. M. Webb.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-06-20
To James M. Henry, Samanthl
L. Henry, John Davis Hen
ny, William K. Henry.
james Klttrell ct ux.,
james Moses Henry ct ais,

james Moses Henry ct ais,
No. 29l. Origonal and Supplemental Bills in
the Chanoery Court at Maryville, Tenn.
In this cause, it appearing from the bill
which is sworn to, that James Moses Henry, Sa-
uanthy l.. Henry, John Davis Henry and Viii
liam Keeney Henry, the above named defens-
ans are nor residents of the State of Tenn.
they are therefore hereby required to appear, on
or before the LIST Monday of July, next, before
the Clerk and Master, of said Court, at his
Office in Maryville. and make defense to the
bill filed against them ard others in said c curt
by James Kittrell and wife, or otherwise the
bill will be taken for confessed.
1t is further ordered that this notice be pub
lished for four consecutive weeks in the Mary
Vile TIMES.
This 25th, day Of May. 1895.
W. c. Chumlea,
Clerk and Master.
McTeer 4 Gamble, Soils. % 4wk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-05
Die G,ineiiIfbc 2lrncc ueritdrft
Gebrt unireimiQi1 bcim.

Ter SdwtnOlsr Stir in 'oumburg usrbuitet.
Gbicaso, 3. 5unuur. .-Seute iit
6. s. Srif, superintendent Der Sez
beimpOli;ciz2lgeutur MOonep & 8Owz
LAMB. nit 9uslieferunsS. Bapicren aus
ssriiitet, nadb Samburq Sereiit, I'M Ocn
oort perbaiteten Clarence s. 9fir nah
Chicago suriifSubrinseu. 8ir mar &C.
nsrula9ent Der rSin9erz9tabmaidinenz
@cleuiAait" uuS lit bsiduloist, oieie
I'M $4,000 betrOsen ;u babsn. Die
Scnadriftigung erbielt rcr Blsli9e
Staat8anmalt &ern Our4 Staut5letlcz
tGr @reibam in @uibin9tOn, Der Ourb
&onlul 9lObertion bon oCr Serbaitun9
bes Sir in Samburs uermitteIlt &abeIz
teleSrumus in &euntuiB seiest wOrOen
mar. Die @toBsGeId)woreneu erbOben
bcutc iehS Anflaqen Qeqen 9Ilr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-05
Gbbe in hcr 6aic.

Der Stabt Cincinnati fsbIt es ain Sefen.
@incinuati g., 4. San. - Sn
Sen itabtiiden &aiieu lit cine 10 oollz
itGnOiss GObc cin9ctr.ten, OuB Die Staots
uerwaltuns BON Dem Seise 0sbraud
MAIDEN wOllte, weldes eine 9eidlIise
Yeelslatur erlahen hattie uuy mcldle8
BEN 9erIuoItun9srutb autOriiirt, sur
9edunq Der S6ulb 0eiisitzSbligatIo'
ncn in S0bc pOn 100000 aussu9cbeu.
Ginise Siir9er, bic uniere Steuerrat.
fir idOn bod 9euua eradteteH, Smane
gen Oen Staotanwalt, cine Sla9e eins
5ulsiten, I'M Sie GmiiiiOn pOn 9ciisit'
Sbligationen 5u perbiuOern. Der Gr6s
ter snti9ieb, 6aB DuS betrsiIenOe @sice,
iusldes ben GBarafter eincs Spe5ials
@eieeeS TRACE, psriuiiun98iuibrIg lei.
Inter 0ieien umitanoen Oirile pobl
nod einise s3elt psr9sben, che BrIioct
uno Seu.rlpebr tbre lau9lt fGQt9en
Ocsemberz@cbGltcr erbaltcn. 9u rerz
idiebeneu Departments bcrri9en be-
bentlide 3uitGuoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-05
Yr1nnc.
Gdt Yarbige in ben 6lummen um9etOms
meU.-gtuoere 8rGuOc.

Ift Yarbige in ben 6lummen um9etOms
meH.-g(ubsre 8rduOc.
Onu.la8, 0a., 3. Sanuar.-Sti
YbiGipp yIius, lusldc6 nidt peit uOn
bier Iic9t, iinO u9t Iurbi9e @eriOncu in
oen 6lammtn umgefommcn; cine 0auou
mar Elm 9te9er BON etwu 20 Sabren, Die
anoercu maren iarbi9e &iubcr, Sic be-
fauOcn ii9 idmutlld III eincm Sauic,
welhes ourh eiueR uu9lidliden 3uIaG
6sucr iiug, uno butten fclnc 3eit mebr,
uua benz brennenSen Sauic gu fliebcn.
Scrauton, Ba , 3. Suuuur.-
Der g9tObertszSlOf" on Der !Dtaiuz
ltraBe rparO beute firth 0ur9 5eucr
oanslia 3erit0rt. Die 8cwObue cnt>
fameu nit tEapper 1tOtB Den 6lammen
uno retteten gibt3 wie ibre 9tadtflclz
be:. @elummt>Serlult $4,000, Serliz
6:run9 $4,000.
Sprin9ftelb, o, 3. Sanuar.
- lin IA llbr beut. riib marb Die elcz
suute 9teitOcu; BON i. !. Dtuit al Scr
WeitzSi9bitraBe Our6 5Seuer 5eritOrt.
6rau WaIt, wsld]c sur 3elt unpdBlid
mar, ent6efte ben yrano unb mahte
Sle iibrigeu 6amilienzWtttglieOer, Die
uenia ntbr ais ibre &lcioung rettcteu,
All Die OrObenOe 9eIubr aufucrtlum.
Der @eIammtperluit, ipclder nit $225,z
900 nod unteriddst if, mar MIR bis
Sum 8etrugc BON $S5. 900 ocrIihcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-05
StGOt SaItlmors.

Batente murOen uua9citellt ben
iol9enoen BnItimOrcru: y. g. gruce
iar cine 3abnar3ttide 0tatries, 9lus.
g. 0aUis iiir clre Stlcpbon @eihe,
98. 8, 6crguiun, ben 2Iiiignotar fiir
gS. q. Stump, fir ciHcn ylubritator,"
Yrui. y. q. 91Owlau0 BON her rSObnS
Sopfin5' llniuerii!dt" fir sinen electro
Itatii6en YOGteu>MeiIer, Gbas .Sclbsu,
2lilignatar fir Z. ut. Sing, fir Elm.
Srcmie, 9lidurO ,. llpbam, 2liTanas
tar iiir g8. G. &lItiuiOn, iiir cincn
YrO3cB, 2lipbultzYflaite bsr5uz
iteIIen, unO GlOrip9e Pufbant, jun,
iiir cine 6Iai4c.
9ln oem &(oRer q otre 3 a.
NE nabe @ouonstOwu miro I'M 5rIbz
iabr ein pierit6discr, 60 lei 14O srOBer
2lubau nit Gburm srrihtct merGen.
Die @ntwijrie iinO bon ben9auueiitern
gal6win Il BcnuiagtOa ungeiertigt
wUrOsu. Der 8au miro $75, 900 fOz
ten.
Otit 9 9ueporri9 9tunqeu,
ySeuoer8", perbeu ieet Idmmtlite Magz
CONS Der ySatez9IOlanSs0ot6abn" ocrz
ieben, unO 3wur nit 0enielbca, mie lie
bl5bcr periuh5weiie an metreren 2Sn9'
gons ang,brudt marsn.
8eideeruug beim rOuiBanc
: ten Der - yTuihunezF Soften gtr.
) Der g)roBen 4rmee osrJfepubItt" ieierte
seltern 2lbenO i'll v9taiuc'5 {0aQe" lcin
@cibnadtofcit in rsht tii5ihcr Nelie.
3abrel9e WtttgIieOcr unO 6rcunoc bc5
$Oltcns, iOlute percu 6amillen batten
Iid oa;u ein9efunoen, 10 bag Die gerdu'
mjge 0Gac gut 9sfilltwar. Gum SOrs
trlgs gcI0uatsu 0etlamatIOncn Don
y0ru. Selter Gi6maun uno SKI. Sat;e
ocln3crling, weldc iih 9rOBen 5eiialz
Ic5 erireuteT. $or. G)cOrg 0tlOebruuo
lpic.tc nit sloBem @:ihlf &aipertbeuz
ter, moran i'd Die liebe 3u3eno gur
uibt iatt ieben fonnts uno lmascr nOh
mchr ic5cu uEo b0ren ruoQte.
GiEen @lar5puntt Der 6eicr bilOtte
Der pOu Trl. Wtinua Slcsmann gum
&Ortrag Scbradte 0cioug nSalut Der
6laggt." Die &inoer iuu9ca ben GbOr
pcs yieOcS nit Uno ialutlrten bel Der
bctteIIeGoen Stele Die SABINE burd Grs
beten ser 0duee.
DIS Os1 9Iitelaus cridicn, mct9tr
BON YrUf. 9Sclt Ct. GIul. Oargclteut
wuroe, Oa bcu3 Die &inoeridaar in
belIen 5ubel ays, bean ey baIte fiyr 2lue
9sidcnte mltseUradjt.
Scd6bunOcrt &lnosr empTus.u Gjas
ben, Ole in gtpIcIiinen, JiuHen uno
3udermert bcitauecu.
Die arrangements Oes 6cites Iug,n
in bcn 0anoeR Or 6S. 6raui u.
Smitb SOriiser, 6. 30. SteutHiOn
Sttrctar, Sob. :. Gromaun S6Ges
n.iitcr, 6rlut NOIon, !oslnrl4 GpalO
uno SarI Suntel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-05
53. GnnareB.

8ufbinstOn, ). San. - SIM
Senat + nabmSsnator Wtor9an Dem.
9llu. pom Gomi;e fiir auSwdrtigc 2lns
gclegenbeiten Die 9luimcrtiamfeit Der
&6rpsriauft nit elmer 9teOe su Guuiten
Der 9dcuru9uuzGunul.giu III 2lniprnd.
Die ein5i9s NbUe6iclung in Den S:rs
buu0lunsen mar Die GrWa9un9 OeS 2Ilz
lenihcu (YOp. 9teb.) SOridla9s8, Ois
aHaireu Der Senatss0tcituuratiOm elmer
llutcriu9ung Su unterSieben. 6r. 9llz
len bate iib nam,idl 5u Der Sebaups
tun9 per1ticsen, oeB Oem 9fcitauroteur
auBer 9tGurhli6te!teu. OtObel, Geppide
II. /. 10, audi nod 9eiiung, 2idt unO
Gl3 nit .inem &OitenaufmauO BON mini
ocItens $4,000 bis $4,000 pro SNbr
gclieIe,t muroen. Der betrefienOe Gc=
IdluB paro Dem SalcuSer cinoerleibt
un0 Oa iuir6 er Idlummsrn.
9m Saus waren tuum 100 0tit9lie'
Der bsi @rGiinun9 Der Sisuns anne
icnO. Die gluweien0en 3ogen in Blez
narzSibung Die GOarantz8tu in @rs
pdgun9 unO uertu9tcu iid boun I'M 4
ubr As Mtnuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-05
Staats sinrr i'm ,,gGciBen 5ams."

y biugton, .. g., 3. San
Scnatur Stu BON 9tew.? ?1Orf mar tcutc
elmer Scr @Gitc OcS 4'rGjicenten GleOelanO
selcgentlidl ocs beutt9en Staut8,Ointr5
IN ., ,&;elBcu 0aus." Dian idllicBt Gas
raus, tuB Der StndtOr 9ierzYOrPS nit
p,m Sbsrboupts Der 9iepubllf 6risoeu
geIdlOncn. AuBec ben lltttalieoeyu res
Sabnela unb SenGtOr 'oil waren nod
Sprshcr Grip, gen.ral SdOiielO,
ScuatOr Nauicnt, Ssnator Oictbecz
ion, SenatOr Bate, DON W. 0ifinlOn,
gs. 3. Graccp, s. y. On uOn SrOOts
Inn, Is. {. 9ieliOn, 9. s. 0aui5, Or.
Srpant uno u. &. RObert5 anlueicno.
= Die 5fe9i.runsStruppen Don Peru
bubsn bic PteroIa.5uiursen!sn Del 3us
min sei9laGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-05
Ns Inn nihf.
8le Elm biebllher SOrbeamter ieiue Sorge'
ieFten biutsr'S gid)t iiibrtn pollte.

GSte XIII Uieuluel POlpeanller leiHe SoI9e'
ieRten biutsr's gitt iiibren wOute.
Ginctunati, 8, 3. Sun.-Qer
SiilfssSaniter OeS bieiigcn Eofamtes,
6ranf 3. Sparfs, mar beute 9iadrlittag
j llbr uon sinem Snnitor otS s,oBsn
@5ebauOes, anideintnO bcwu6tlO5 auf
Dem SOben ielne5 Sircau0 lle9cno,
aui9cfunSen wOrOen. SObalO man i'm
auTgeDOben uno uuf elm SOpba pluSirt,
erIlartc er, BON 3wci SagabunOcn in Ocr
9lbpeisnbsit beS &aiiirers iibcriaucu unO
UNI cen Jnholt Der &aiie, etuG 5000,
bcruubt wOr6cn ;u ietn.
gtad Der 9oli5eiitotion 9ebrabt,
iparO Sparfs bon Oeu @cbeimpoliiiiten
ms @ebet scnOmmen, unO nadlOem Oie>
ielben Inn bewicien, OuB er melt Ibsr
feline 1tittet selebt unO @eisaidaft uuis
geiuAt, in Der ei9cntlid fein uerbeiz
rOtbettr Wann, luie CT 1T, sefunOeH
merOen iollte, gsituno er, OaB er Oa5
@)elS i:lbit 9euoHmcn, Die 0ciditlte
bon Dem 9iaub srTunOen unO Die Stole
OeS Ssr0ubtsn islblt 9eipislt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-05
Rnher MnqriH.
4nbGu9sr Oes GberItsu Srcdinribse iber'
falleu eineu 9eoatteur.

2erin9ton, &p., 3. Sanuur. -
Sin brutatet 9In9rIfI luprbe BON 9Obn
:. Sbelbp, Dem Observation-Disclosures Oe8
Sbcrien Srsfiurio9e im 9louotatenz
@cidGt, aui BEN 9tebatteur be8 bieiiz
gen 8lattcs ,YlussraB Slube," Gbus.
S. NIOure, semadt. Sbclbp bieb nit
cinem idwcrm Spa;ieritOf Dem Sic.
outtcur wieOerbOlt auf ben &Opf, bis
Der Stodl serbraa; oann r!B er WoOre
cincn She'll Ot8 gafenbarte5 ans. Sn
SbclbD'8 8eglcituus beiuuO iid Elm unz
Serer 4ouotat unS 9lubGngcr Sredius
rioge's. Gj. g. 'SBunflis, wsIdec Dem
ro6cn 2Inarifi 3uiah unb uiel @er9ni'
gen Darun 5u finOeu itien. Die uriatc
Oes an9riiis mar elm III Osm genanutcn
Slate .rid)icucncr Ohcner 8rlci oil Niaz
beline Youarb, Die friibsre @)eliebte
YrefinrlS9e'8, wOrin Olcle BON UtOo,e
eriuht wuroe, nit ibm scmeiniam bic
0eOn:rbibne gu betreteu, nadOem iept
Sredrnriogs, SOrtra9e bultenO, umbcrz
sicbt. 9Seitcr mar in nem 2lrtltcl Sez
iast, Die Bolarb babe nebr &crltano,
als Srefiurib9c uuO Gue lhm aubGns
geuoen gopotaten, baruntcr Sbelbp.
3uiomueu 9enOmmen, unO Die RoIarO
Ilgc ni4t, uGbreno ale 9l0pOtaten Dies
Qetban batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-05
Nisherlaue ncr 8nnuliIIcu.
Su Georgia weroeu ile i'll allen Counties
seiflageH.

Sn Georgia werben ile i'll allen Counties
seiflageH.
9lttanta, @a., 4. San. - 0aS
9ntersiis oil cen seitern ltottsebobten
GOuntypablen tm Staate GcOrgiu mar
elm uerbaltniBmGBis seriu9es. Die iebr
lunsium einloufsnoen Scridte loiien
itartc bemofrutiitbe Stimmen9swinne in
alien Counties eriehen. SIsIc GOuns
tics, in pelAen Die YOpuliiten bel ben
leeten suei g8ublen 9rOBe Otebrbsiten
batten, iinb wieoer ms OemOtratilt)e
Eager ;uriif9etebrt. Inter ben 13O
Counties oce Staat:s befinOcn iih
alIsm 9lnideine nod nod nlft Is, in
wsldcn Die EOpulllten 9eicst baben,
audi uenn mon ibnen bic I'M 2Iu9enblif
nod 5wsiieIbniten Counties 3uitsbt.
Die gtegcr babcn IN oielen Counties
mie ein Wanr bcmofratild 9eltimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-05
Srr ptridlmunnrnr sdakmriifrr

Sls IeBt no9 tsIHe Spur Don oem an9eblid
Sslunt:en Barrett Scott gsfunoer.
Sueill, 9teb., 4. San NiiItou
9loy unO Sam.S Yintermau linb beute
uuf Die anihuloi9uns bin uerbuftct
woroen, all Dem ongsbliden iiber Surz
rett ScOtt, Dem ueri6wunOcneu @Ountp
Sdatuciltcr ab9cbalt:nsu Spndserift
betbeiIigt geiueicu iu i,iu. Son ScOlt
ielbit bat man bis iest nod fetue Spur
9,iunOrn, mobl ubcr Oua Sussn, III
weldcm 6rau ScOtt Had Der 0siaaz
ssunabme binwesg.fibrt muroe uuo
needles nad 9luSab: Der 6rou WtltOu
Gog futitirt baben iol. Die SOOs
SeuouszSOsc, 'reldsr ScOtt aageBort:,
bat uuf Gle sluIiiaOuns Ger 2cetcren,
tOOt ODER lsbcnri9 einc ScIobuung uOn
800 oeiekt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-05
Wc8rine bs. Gnbercieu.
SplldleH ben belOeu NrbelterfiibrerN bette
feline SSreun6idloit.

feline 5reunOibait.
Ginci unati, 4. Seitbem
Ratrid UtcSribe BON ser federation o
Sabor" in Oeupsr Sum 4ral liOenteu crs
ipGblt wurbc, lit Ieine 6reunbidnit fir
bi. arbeitSrittsr uuf gtua seiuuten. Gr
1T befunntlith Yraiibent Ser rllnltcb
OtIne Bortcrs Of slmerica", bic ibr
Sauptquartier in Columbus baben un6
cine Der itdrflten Sereinisuuecn inuers
balb be8 Srbeus Der 9lrbeit8ritter iiuo.
9ieis Ssrclnisrns wiu iid ictt oOn bem
SrSsn losiassn, penn Ocrielbe Eidt in
raoltalsr MeiIe reOrsaniiirt piro.
Der NationalzStrbano ser Sersleute
iuil cen Stur3 BON Sopcl eisu II. SapeS
bcrbtiTIbren ooer ben &alnpf segen Die
Yrbsitsrittsr bis sum 9leuBeriten Oardls
fiibren. Sb GuBere Ginfliiile in's Sptel
famen, nm Die beiben srOBen Irbeitsrz
or9aniiatlonen 5u ueruuelntsen, eutsiebt
ii9 .Iultweilen nod ser &enntniB bes
Yublifums.
WtcgriOe bat tin Wauiiclt erluiisn,
pOrin Acknowledgment isuiatiOueGeu
G5aratter5 9e9en Die pcriOniide 9ntes
9ritat Der beiOen Cbengenanntea 6ibrer
Der 9lrbett8ritter erbOben werOeu. Die
ielben iO(len politll6en @infliiien suz
aGnslib scucien iein. glud lutrben pers
ldieOen TinauSzSraus aftiOuen Der @sz
nauutcn in bem0taulfelt i6arI fritilirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-05
Mnrse @abeloepelMcti.

Die Giscnthiimer oeS lett ;ebn Iaz
gen ibsrIGlIl9en @lpoe:9umpicrs r9niz
ltrubul" 9lGubcn, oaB acrielbe iammt
isiner aus 20 lltann bepebenctr Ssz
iasuns pcrlorcn 9e9un9en lit.
- 4lfrcb 0tac9laoc, Ser. Stuatcn=
Sic.saoniul in .Selsrap. Serbisu, lit
seitern bort na9 Ianserem &ruutieln
seltor6en-
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Sernti6tcs.

Sm Separtement oss Snnsrn lit bcute
elm griei elmer armeu gSittlue aus 9te'
bra8ta ein9elauIcn, in lucldsm tic i'll
bere0ten MDrten oen oort berridenosn
9totbFanb idiIOert unb nm .3ulenoun9
uon 2ebenSmittcln uuo &leioung bittet.
Sn iciner bieiigcn gSUbnung lit Der
irGbere Nr;t in ber Sunoesz2lrmec. Qr.
@eorqs Marr, elmer scr btotutenOjten
@ntomolOgen in ben Ser. Stauten, sez
ltorbeu.
Der BrGjiosnt wirO benz Gon9rcB
cine sweite 9luflu9e or in 8e;u9 uuf
Die Sage in Sapaii nit ben yertrez
tern ber Ser. Staatcn i'll SOrolulu
nnS anberswO 9cpfIOgenc GOrreipOns
ocnien iiberienbeu. 0a eic Mebr;uhl
ser 0epel6en uno geridlte pom 9luz
suft bes usrflonenen 9abrss outirt
finO unb ytiat8 entbaltcn, NOS ni6t
Ieiner j3eit in Der Sa9espreils 9eme!Ost
uno beiprchcn wurOe, 10 miro Die 3uz
lenoun9 fsin beiouOersS Sntereilc errc@
gen.
Sn 8eantuortung elmer 9nterpc1as
tiOn bat Wuriuei.tretdr Scrbcrt Ocm
Senat cine 3uiamncniteuun9 ibcrs
ianot. aus Der berpOraebt, oaB pom bcn
Sifi,icren unb Wtunnidlaiteu bes Oiaz
rinecorps 56 FrO3ent SiIrser Der Ser.
Staaten Surd Geburt unO III YrO;snt
burd DECENTRALIZATION iinO ; s Yro;eut
linb 9tuslGnocr, Die bereit5 Die Grtldruus
abgegeben baben, Siirssr lpcrben 5u
wOllen, unO Is BrOSsnt iinO 9luslanOrr,
bic 0as nod nidt 9ctban baben.
SGbrenb ser leeten Orei UtOnute iinb
in 6oIge Der s3Inabmc oeS 4OitusrIebrs
9 neue Stelleu fIr Die @utgs9eunabme
intcrnationaler EOltunwsiigugca, 90
iir bic Annabme inlanoiiher uuo 1O2
iiir bic bei6rantte 9lnnabme inlanGis
ider BOitaHweliun9en pOrseuertt uub
cIugeridtet iuorOeu, melde an Z. Saz
nuar Dem SerIe5r Ibsrgeben werOen iols
len.
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Sapan iino Gbinn.
z dunn iiir Sobn gS. Noiter.

Baris, 4. San. = Der GOrreiponz
bent bss ,6igarO~ gu 8 otio meGbet, buB
Der iupanii6e Winilter bes Auspartis
gen selesentlid elmer llut:rrebun9 Die
IeuBeruug 9etlan, OuB nur cine bslicgte
Station 6rieoensporidldge MAIDEN i0ns
he. Supa1, 10 iOa CT biusugeIii9t baz
ben, rueroc i6on Obne Die GinmiIAung
pOn auslanbern luiiien, wie sS nit
@binu gu perfabreu babe.
2onO BON, 4. San. - @iue 9epeidle
aus Eefins an Die w@eattulsJtemS" mel
bet, 6aB 2insRunz2i, Ser titrSlid ers
nannte 9tahIolssr bon 2icSun9.@ bang,
al8 Sbere@ommanbeur Der dtneliiden
Sruppen, feline 9lbreiIe nud Der 6ront
uuter Dem 8Orsebcn, er lei unpdBll9,
iiir einise Sage perIdoben babe. Gbotz
ia9e 1T, OaB Ser ueue Sbtr>@Ommuuz
Seur nidt iOnberli6 Nillsns lit, Die
9cruntmOrtung fir Die IeiterIibrun9
SeS Sris9eS 3u ubernebmen uno Onrna3
tra6tet, nit @bun9sYin9zSuan alS
6rleSen8s@OnmiliG nod 5apun 3u 9es
ben. glu6 Die 2lbreiie bes 2est9euann>
ten 1T neri6oben rporoeu. SSetanntlid
bat iih Ole lapanil9e 8esieruu9 selusiz
CERT, SbaOzDeosSieH, ben GrzSouoer@
neur BON 6Ormola, alS 6rieoenS>9ou'
miiidr su cmpfan9en, iueil er ietner a3elt
cine SslObnuu9 auf bic SopIe lopantz
I9cr SoIoaten 9eltet.
Gie SSrieoens=S SontmIHipm.
Son, 4. San. - @ic Osn
yGimcs" aus Sicn>&lin sentelOst wirO,
pcrOcu iid bic 9iuslilden 6rieOensperz
mittler inusrbulb 10 Ia9en uuf Die
9teiic mad Sapan be9ebcu. 9n SObe
iperoeu ie nit 9euerai Sobu Us. go
Iter, oem friiberen Ser. Stuuien Stautss
l.frstGr, pel9er alS Seirutb Der Be-
pOlImadti9teu fungirt, sulummenlrsT>
zen.
gSie ben y9aily EeipS" uus gSien
gcmelSst wirS, brin9t zinc OortI9e .ocis
tuns Sic 9tadridt, 0aB Der llitaoo
cine europGilhe Frin;eiiin OOer cine
am.rifaniidc @rbin .als @smabliu fiir
Den SrOnprin;en BON Sapan iu6e.
(Oer &rouprin3 SoibtbitO Sarunomipa,
Der GlIeite Sobr be8 OtitabO, 1T uoh
ni6t 16 Sabre alt. q. B. 81
Die d1ineftfhe 2lrmce perndrtt.
Sbau9bai, I. 9anuar.-0ie 4iz
neiiI6en @euerGlc GbOn9 unO 9Th iino
NIT ibrr $4,000 Wanu itarfen Grups
penma4t ;u Der boz General Suns be-
ie9listen dineIi9en gtOroarmee 9eltOz
zen. Seetere bat suttan9 be8 llTer5 beS
2iuOs6luilss ieite @OiitiOn:n be3O9en.
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Sin inuOrrbarcr 6runh.

gSeil ibr @atie ne ND t gFtuBt, be9lu9 elnc
iuugs Sruu SelbfmOTS.
2oraiu, 8, A. januar. - Die %
Sabre alte 6rau &m. {. QOfimann,
mel1c lid Dor Orct 0iouaten pcrmaplt
bate uno auf ibren Gtunn uabniinni9
eiieriii9tig mar, bat iid perSIftct, wciI
o.rIclbe uergcilen battle, lBr bel'm Glib
idliep ciMen MuR IN Gebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-05
Aus Der SuubesbauptFaht.
Sutel Sam's Gunuabmeu.

gSaibinstO II, 0.sG., 4. San
Die beutiacn SunOss>Giunabmtn be-
truscn $226,745 on 8iuncnteuern,
81 1,8O6, ,595 an 3oQgcbibren uno$1OO.z
845 aug anOsren Sucucu. 9tatloauls
Yantnoten wurocn im Setrusc BON
cS05 6SS eiuneI6Ir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-05
SaS 1lrtbeil seifdtlat.

Baris, 4. Sanuar. - Ger iweite
ErO;eB oes 9auptmannss BON Sd0rc>
bid, Der iribtr Der Seutidcn &auGllcrie
au9:h0lte uuo fly5lia mc9cn SpiOnage
gu fiinT Sabre Ginlp,rrung rerurrbt!lt
iuurbe, enOete bsute nit DER 9cltaIi9un9
hleicS llrthells.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-05
9lrhcit unn Innniric.

irmins b NJ, ala, 4. San
Die Sod0feu 0er alice Giicnlu rife, !"
oil wtIhcn 600 0tanR bei1Gfti9t iinO,
wuroeu beute in Sstrieb gcieet. Die
IN rSirminsb bauzGOling~ lteltc gc>
ltc,u weltere 300 4Ganu an uno ibre
yobusiitc peiit iset 1000 9tdnI:u 0uf.