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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
Yin Die Seutidcn nun Baltimore.

Die Seutf0en in Baltimore, mel
Ge 1DDDbl bur6 miinoliUe Wftttbetz
lungen, pie aus Den 3situngen Senntz
nib erbielten bon Dem tiir3liben 8orz
9ebcn Der RepubIitaner Der Staot
Nelpz9prt in 9lngelegenheiten Der per-
70nli9en 5rei6eit nit 8e5ug auf
8orIhriften, ipann, no uno lpie ge@
trunten uro gegeIien perben IpG, nil
fen isbr gut, oQB Die r3eformzGtga
opn Baltimore" faGs lie Die Ntaat
oa3u er1alten IolIte, ooHelbe in Bal
timore tDun piiroe. Die 2tufmertz
fumteit osrIelben fpirb auf einen BE
ri0t jener Srganiiation 9elenft, Der
6ouptfG1li0 BON gtepublitunsrn unb
unSuTriebenen OemDtraten oerfdBt IL.
in Der Sun" nom II. Suli b. S. perz
0ffentIidt purbe,
0er1elbe befiirportet cine Gr9obung
Der gegenpdrtigen SpirituoIenzSer=
faufsz2icen5 BON $3.50 ouf $1,000.
5aG5 bieIer 8orIAla9 angenommen
unb gum 8eIeB erboben puroe, 10
pGre Dies glei6bebeuteno nit einem
Ruin Der 8eIiBer tletner Wtrtb13atz
ten; es pijroe in ern1ter MeiIe Die gro
BEN 9rouerei= =SntereHsn in M}arplano
i6Gbigen; es lpiiroe 9unhsrte DON
N}dnnern auBer 8ef6dftigpng brinz
qen; uno in ieiner WirtIamtelt plroe
es bic Hntereiien Der 0uusetgenthliz
mcr, Grocerpz2G0en~ ~Snbaber, 8Ott@
der uno beina6e alle Sel4ottsleute Il.
0anoperter beriihren.
Sr. o5ohn 6. RoIe, 8orIiBer Der re-
publitaniI6en Stauts Gonpentton,
6ot ben 8eri6t Dorbereitst. Gr 1T all
Qemein beturnt ais Elm 8egner Der ge@
qenmGrtiqen 9(cciIe 8eIeBe un0 81
Cuniten zines Iolden, lpel4es Der Bro@
bi6ition nuhe5u 9lei6 tommt. Seut@
Icbe, bentt an g&etps0orf, ahtet oo@
rauf, oaB Die borti9en @ortommntle
fh ni6t in Marplano ipieoerbolen.
W}a6et nur elm &reu5 auf oas Stfet,
unb bieIes Iolte nsben benz olten Gmz
6lem nSudIon anb 2i6ertn" iein!
I,,oN SSrrS0nIid,e Srcihcit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
Gnuamits(SrnlniinIt,

Qeubbtlle, Gpl., 26. Sept. -
GSn Der Belgian 8rube" i'm QtosIaibez
Yart, etipa fiinf Wteilen BON bier gelez
gen, fanb beute Ilahmittag eine 0pz
numitzGrploIion ftatt, bel tpeld)er Iech5
@ergleuts get0otet uno 3pei onbere Iez
bensgefGbrli6 oer1eBt tDurben. Der
ein5ige lIeberlebenoa, ipel6er iiber Die
&ataftropbe bate 9tustunft 5u Qeben
pern0gen, moro bierber 9eIdafft,
bod fann {ein 2tb!eben itiinolia erfolz
cen, uno man erpartete De8balb barz
qebli6 cine 2luftfGrung oes @orfoQe5.
Man gIaubt inosIien, oaB ein 9lr6eiz
ter, ipeI6er etrra So PfunO Oe5 ge=
fd6rli6en GrploiipItoffes nud einem
unDeren StoGen transferiren fpllte,
oieIel6en falsn lieB uno baDur4 Oas
l1roliid berbeifuhrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28

Giniqes 2(ufie BEN erregt
in Stettin bic &erurtbeilung elmer
9lapierzGebrerin, SRI. 5ebDig Saeoe,
mcgen WaicItdt5 8eleibi9ung. Gbz
Qlei6 Der G5aQ unter NusIhluB Der
Geffentli6feit perbonoelt purDe, petB
man QQgemein, I'M mas e5 ii6 ban
oelte. Die Soeos, Die iih grober 8ez
Iiebt6eit uno oe5 beiten 2lniebens erz
freute, pertebrte i'm Sabre 1893 Il. 81.
audi in Der Tomilie &. DaIelb't, unD
Oamal5, Dor 3pei SSabren ioQ lie i'm
7FQmilientreiIe in unbeoa4ter g8eiIe
einmQl QleuBerun9en getbon 0aben,
Die ais cine 8eleiDiQung pes &atIers
uuFaeFaBt peroen t0nnten. SRI. SaeDe
nuroe Ipdter, ais 5ipii6en ibr un0 Der
5amilie 6. Elm 3erpiirfniB eingetreten
mar, lpeqen iener i'm Sabre 1898 gez
tbanen 9(euBerungen bel Der StoatSz
QnpultI6aTt oenun3irt uno bon oieier
in 2lntIage3uitanO perieBt. lle6er 20
geluitunQsz unO Gatlaitungsz 3euqen
nurben in Der 9crhunOlung pernomz
men. Der Stoutsanpalt 6ielt cine
N2ojeitGts z9eleioiQunq fir borIiegenO
uno beantraqte Elm SSabr 8efdngniB.
Die 8ertbeioiqunQ belt ben 8epeis
ni6t fir erbra6t Da Die 2(n9aben Der
7FQmilie 6. feinen DoQen Gluuben Derz
bienten, unO Die 2ln3eiQe ais Elm Rudez
Oft Qn3uIeben Iei. Der 8eri6ts6of
berurtbeilte Die 2lnqetlogte jeOo3 gu
elmer Gefdngnibitrafe Oon 3 Monaten.
&an3Ier Gel lit gebOten.
8eIgiI9e Offi3iere boben i'm i1Dor=
gen GrDt6ei1 ni@t nur na6 ieiner 2lrt
galpirtbi6dftet, iOnoern ben it0rri=
Tc6en Gin9eborersn CUR Strufe Die
0qnoe ab1Quen laIicn. &ein 9a6n
trd6t natiirli2 Oanah. So6n 8ull
bat mittlerpeile Iein ijbli6es 8si6Gft
gemo4t, inbem er Den iaDar3en
WenI6enbriipern 0affen perfaufte
unD S6napps einfl0Bte. SEPT TOM
men Die GingetOrcnen, nelAe man perz
itiimmeIt uno nit 8dffen perIeben
bat, urD nahen pon ben &eBteren 9ez
brou6. Sofort reiBt jeoer NtenI6en=
freunD ben W&unb ouf uno Ipri6t BON
onnraii6en 3uftdnoen i'm Congo
Itaat.
8ori9en 8inter ging
ourc6 Die Seitunqen Die g}o6ri6t bon
einem Grei9niB, Do5 ii9 an Der Roroz
Zee 3uQetruqen hdtte. Sci b,m S9eiz
tern zines S9iffe5 bate Elm junger
FrieIe untsr duBeritsr GOOesgefabr
Den leBten Mtonn Der 8emaunrn9 bod
aus Dem I}Oitforb gebolt, trob Der
brinqeno,n Gittcn, ia Der &er3msifz
lunQ Der altau SHUTTER bic neben einem
berI6oQenen Sobnc ni6t aud nod
ben IeB.an por i9ren 2(ugen unter9e6sn
Iehen poQt1: Der Oerettete mar tein
4nbsrer, ais Der DerIdoQene Sohn.
lluobbdnqi1 bon chamber baban oSul.
Wolff uno 6eIir Oa9n ben Stoff in
9aQaoen 6ebanoslt. ylunmebr 6at
Telir Ga6n cine eigenartige Cpernz
0i6tuno unter bem Ramen: Die
griiOer" bucdu5 geItaLtet, pel6e, BON
Rein6olo 8ader compOntrt, nod bic
Ien @inter 3ur 2(ufFijbrung gelangen
IoQ.
0te6er3ogL fG4fif6e
&ammeri idngerin Sri. GliIe
RutI4erra mar i'm 0erbit borigen
Sa6rs5. an bic beutI6e Gper in Repz
gort engagirt porOen uno bat oort
Bis Dor &ur3em erfplgreib geipirtt,
2m 9onneritag pOriger 8O6e tebrte
SRI. &uti6erra Don Der ameritaniz
iden 2ourne: n04 Dresden 3urUd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
1000 MiGionen 2angzSonnen be5tfz

1000 Miuionen 2angzSonnen be5ifz
fern IGbt!
Die geiammie 60rberung dller
Q(rten &pblen - barter uno fpether-
aus Yenniploanien betrug I'M bprlgen
Sabre 152,447,791 2ongzSonnen
poer 1904, ,526 fur5e 5onnen; Die
1elbe bate an ben 8rltben einen 0ez
Ianmttpertb BON 186,141, ,564. SIR
Den Mdrtt bertpenDbar paren bdpon
146,916,277 lange pber 164, ,434, ,23O
tur5e Sonnen. Sn @erqleidb nit '93
bat cine enti6iebene glbno6me iopobl
fir 9arttoble, tpie fiirDeiffoAle itatt@
gcfunoen, Die etipa5 mehr, als 6 Yro3.
betrdgt. g(ub Iant Der Dur4fanitt@
li6e preis fir bic fur5e Sonne Caller
&pblenarten) bon $1.14 pro Sonne i'm
Sabre 1898 auf $109 in @oridRre.
2tu5 ben penniplpaniI6en 6arttob=
len=8ruben tpuroen i'm portgen Sabre
46, ,358,144 QangzSonnen ooer ST.
921, ,121 fur3e Sonnen gef6roert, i'm
WertPe pon $78,488,O63; es beDeutet
bies cine 2lbna6me I'm 1927 1852
QangzSonnen ober 2,046,422 tur3e
Gonnen gegeniiber Dem @orjabre. 4u4
fant Der Dur9I6nittli6e preis BON
$1.94 i'm Sabre 1898 uuf $1.85 i'm
8oriabre. Sn Colorado unD gfeuz
M}erito lpurben 1894 nod 1850
tur3e Sonnen 9artfoble gefDroert, 10
baB bic 8eIammtz9rpouttion Die1er
Goble in nen Ser. Staaten pGbreno
Deg 8orjabre5 81, ,992,671 tur3e Som
nen betruq.
Die 2trmee Der i'm SATIRE 1894 in
ben 9drtto6lenz@ruben 8eI6uftIgten
betrug 131 ,6O3 W}ann, pslde i'm
0ur9i6nitt 1870 9(rbaitstags hutten,
gegen 132, ,944W}ann nit 1877 2(rbeitsz
tugsn i'm Sabre 1898. 5m 6an3en
paren in unIeren &ohlengruben I'M
8orjabre 376,2O6 Nfann Omit burh~
ihnittli6 179 9lrbeit5tagen) beI4dfz
tigt, gegen 1863, 300 Mann, ober nit
POI Qtrbeitstugen i'm Sabre 1898.
sSn 6olge De5 langpierigen Strifes
i'm 6rubling unb Sommer 1894, tpez
nigiten5 bauptIddlid in 6OIge bieIer
llrIuhe, ging Die 8eidtoblen~6oroez
rung 5uri;d, uno bies perur1aate netz
terbin eine er906te GbGtigteit Der 2tnz
t6racitto6len 8ruben. So4 mar
OieIe 3eitlpsilig erhObte S6dtigteit ni6t
geniigeno, bic Wirfun9en Der 9eorijtz
ten @ei6Gftsla9e in ben 6abritation8=
W}ittelpunttsn auf3u6eben, uno auf Die
2ebtere lit Der Hijdgung Der Intbraz
cittoblen=60roerung bauptid6li4 gu
riid3uFii6ren.
2tn cine GrId0pFung Der 9arttobz
lenlager in BenniplDanien lit nod
lanae nidlt gu oenfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
Scr GrriBcjaisnngszqlan
Surants HIrupfatcn ocrsddtiscn cen @aitrr
rcr Gnntift,n.I cmrirSr.

rcr SGpfir;H=OCmcIucr.
San Sran5tsco, 26. Sept.
- Sn Dem 0urontz6aQe lit ieBt enoz
Iih Der 8ert6eioigunqsplan bargs!egt
lporDen. Der 2tbpotat bes 2(ngetlo9=
ten iuhte ben 9erba4t auf einen 2lnz
Deren gu lenten, SSn ieiner geitriqen
9lnTpro6e an Die 8sI6norenen Oeu=
tete er in ni4t mib}uperIte6enbenWorz
ten auf ben Yoitor Der Gmanuelz8ap=
tiitenfir6e, Rep. @ibIon, ais ben
mut6maBli6en S6uIoigen bin.
Der 9iitrttt5anpalt ertlQrte 6autc
bieie oSbeorie" Der Gertbejoigung fir
unbaltbar. Gr bat aud nint oie8arz
Raftung peS perod4tigen 9aItor5 an
9eoronet, neil er BON oeHen ltnThulb
iiber5eugt lit. Reb, 8ibIon piro
oemnddit ms SerhGr genommen perz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
Gaflrtfltcn ans Guba.

9uoana, 27. Sept. - @iner De
pe16e aus Guantanamo 8ufolge iiberz
rumpelten lebt6in Die &egierung5trupz
pen ein 6eloIagsr Don ettpu 1000 9Pe=
bel1en unter Der 6ijtrung pon 8. Yerez
quito uno Pere3 BEL 8QpumeIp. Die
@ufitdnOif6en flOben na6 tur5sm @ez
fe6te in alien Ei6tunoen babon, cine
2tn3obl SoDter uno 8srpunoetsr, Ipz
pie 0Qffen unb Mlunitipn oQer Qlrt
I'M Sti6 luiienD. Der 9erluIt Der Hez
gierungstruppen iteQte iib auf nur
pier 9erpunoete. Sin 9eta6emsnt iii
auF Der @erfol9ung Der 6lie6enOen be-
griffen.
9upuna, 27. Gept. - 6ier elm
getroffene g}ahri6ten meloen BON Ell
ner entI6ieoenen g}icberluge Der sSnz
furgenten i'm Oiitritta Giego 9lpila.
SberIt 2lIDepecen Der ipani16en Or
NEE iiberraf4te elm Sniurgentenla9er
rnter 5ii6rung Der @enerGle Rploff
San6e5 uno 3aDos. Der 8erluit Der
Snfurgenten an Sobten unb 8ermun=
Deten ion 26O 6etra9en baben. g8eiz
tere Gin3eIn6etten iiber Oa5 Engage
ment iino mod ni3t eingetrcFfen. 8e=
neralzGapitGn N}artine5 De Gampos
lit na3 elmer 2lbpeIen1eit pon mebres
rem @ohen in ben 6Itliden uno paitz
li4en PrOOin5en Der Sniel bier pieoer
einnetrnffcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
Nebmem sic

cine out. 2eber.gttoiSiu eiH, uuo sipat
oeshalb, mtil bic yebcr oaS SIut poQ.
ilduOig rtguIlrt. Sobulb Die yebcrt9ds
tIai.lt trds. 1T, miro bG8 Aorp.ripiitm
ucrlOpit, nas Slut uurelu uuo Der game
Sorper muB oaruuter IeIoeU. 9eoe DE.
ptilu, oi. sur 0(:Iuiguna D.S SIules
enpio5l.u rplro, iOu ugenommensr
Yiakeu aui oIe Qeber :tnuirIen. Be.
ioraen Sle + ! eab.r loiort ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
Dir brltr efrhbjabr3s faleb5in

gu9enbG did 1T ciu Seoer Oarauf be-
eadl;, snuas fir Die 8eiHrguE9 islueS
9luieS III thuu, oSsr mis man Ill a9su
pilcgt, etue 6riblabrs. .NteoI;iu ;u 9,.
braudcn. lluO oleS III poutOmmsn
rld]ts aebaupelt, leoodl muB man bic
qeeIgn,te Nisoi;in eInuebmsr. SaGs
Sre Shyeu Irit couuItlreu, 10 lulrO
cL,,.,, >sr;.ILs i-nsu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
0cr,ua mn Eahnnircftar.

Ottuma, Ont., 26. Sept. Der
jun9e 9er3pg BON MurI6orouq6, Der
tiir3Ii6 Den reidIten @oIoftitb BON
2tmerita, SRI. Gpn7ueIa @anoerbilt
pon Nelpz9Ort, ii9 geangelt bat,
i4sint audi in unberen ltnterne6mun=
gen Slid 81 6aben. gr piro benz
nG6it Die StelIe zines DIRECTORS Der
y8rano 3runfz8abn" antreten. Die
mangelnbe Grfabrung pirO ibm Iein
5utijnftigsr S6miegerouter, Der 81.
Northumberland QB. St. 8anberbilt,
erfeBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
Gin iflparicr Snnamiteridl.

WiIte5 e5barre, Pa., q. Sept.
- Der g2egsr 9teIIon MilIer, Der in
@emeini6aft me6rerer RuTengenoHen
Der GrmorDung BON bier llnuarn an
getlaot mar, lpurDe heute bier Oes
Moroes i'm eriten GroOe fir i6ulDig
befunoan. U}iller berIuhte i'm Derz
9onqenen Gtto6er, Elm &oIt6au5, in
pelaem etpa ie685ig Glaoen it4 elm
quartiert 6utten, nit 9pnamtt in Die
2uft 81 fprengsn, um iih bel Der in
GSoI9e Der &ataItrop6s entitebenOen
8ermirrung Der nidt un6eoeutenosn
Gripornife Der Opfer bemGhtigen gu
t0nnen. Der i6Gnolt4e 9lan gelang
inbefen nur inIofern, ais unidulDiz
Qes Men1hen6lut psrqoTen lpuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
yRoufa aIIer Seber'Ufeoisinen,
simmons
Sirer
Meaulatcr.

QsrIelbc perridtet i.iue Agbeit sut
3ufrie0eHhsit uub srfriitt oas Qeiummtt
So,perjpneuI. Gr iit rbeIier ais 8tu.H"
uuo fann iomobl III fIuiitger 6orm lpie
OILS 4Iloes be;oseu lpeToen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
Geloienounqen

Ra@ aaeu SbeiIes gnropa's b,iorst prompt urs
sinis bic
0gpeoifion oes sScuttdleu Gorrefppnesufeu.'
s.'ss.'Gds SoGtiuonsetr. uns geit,OiFes.ass
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
0cufcrs Wrbcit.

Columbus, O., 27. Sept.-5n
8egsnlpart nur peni9sr 3eugen lpuros
fsute friib bier W}ortin 2lOams gez
bGnQt. 8i5 gum leBten 9(ugenblif be-
lpubrte Der Delinquent feline 6afIung
uno bet6euerte feline llnI6ulO an Dem
i6m 5ur 2aIt gele9ten 8ergeben.
9os 8erbre6en, tpel6es Qbams nit
Dem Soos biiBte, biloete Die Grmorz
bung be5 S6mieoes Sobn Sbmer in
Cincinnati am %. Suli Dergangenen
Sa6res. 2toam5 itono in Obmer'5
8eIddftiguna Oerfijbrte Oefien 6ruu
uno bra6te benz betrogenen 8atten in
einem nit Bier geTiilten &ru9e
StrD6nin Bel, I'm beniel6sn aus Dem
g1eoe All idhdffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
1eue snrcfut6c FIR etr,ncnfcr.

. on 3 n, y. Sept. = Qlus N0r=
no am S4tpar3en Meers niro oerr rSt.
Sanres ga3ette" 9emelOet, oaB aus
9lntio6ien in Snrien abermal5 Die
&unbe BON Der 3erit0rung elmer ar
meniiden &ir4e cingeIoufen 1T. 3ehn
4rmenier tpurOen qet0otet uno perz
Dunbet, nGbrenh 1ie ben 8epaltt6u=
ten Der W}uielmdnner G8iberitano 5u
leiften pPr{urhtpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
s}Mr masaaaiTidlcn Grpeoition.

Parts, 27. Sept. - 9a3 nG6o
De Puri5" t5eilt nit, baB @eritdrfun=
gen bon Der Sniel Eeunion na6 M}oz
oagascar geIanot peroen follen, nm
na4 poQ3ogcnerGinnubme Der 9aupt=
itaDt 2lntononapiro bic bortigenSrupz
pen unter Dem COMMANDO De5 Sen.
SurhP6np5 nh2rI0Fpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
SrrmiiGtc tcltgrapBilt)c SrpcIGcn.

- oSn Der r9elQiumzW}ins, in Der
Nd6c ton 2eaopi1s, Golo., ereignete
iicb geItcrn aus unbetannter llrIa6e
cine YuIperzGrplpiion, pelder ouer
@abr76einli6teit no9 20 MenIaenz
leben 3um Spfer fielen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
2s3J 8crSomlidie 7srciheit.
Soeurn Ssiaiants als WtagOr.

Sd Der noenotrdti1d9e 9ur1tz8er>
ein," pelher ale &lonen ple1er Barz
tel reprGIentirt, pon Der Nnit1t aus
oe6t, DaB Der Nominirte fir oas 2lmt
6es W}upprs Elm Wtann BON b0httem
perI0nlt6en unD 9ei6dftltchen e1d<
ratter Iein iollte, Elm W&ann Don her
porraoenDer 8efdbigunG I'm Die
8fli6ten oieTeS 9lmteS 10 aus5uful@
len, baB Ieine 2tmtSthdtigteit thm uno
Der Gtaot Baltimore 3ur Gbre 9ez
rsi6t,
be5bQlb lei es beI6loNen, DoB Der
@erein Der oemofrutiI6en 9ttmm9e@
Der ppn Baltimore ben gfamen pon
Stnrp Williams als ietne elnz
itimmi9e Wabl fir oo5 Wfo2orsamt
empFie6lt uno 6iemit ertldrt, oaB oteie
g}pnltnatipn in llebereinitimmun9 nit
ben grin3ipien Der oemotrott1den
Yartei itsbt.
Sarrp 9(. 9arr, 9rdiioent;
So6n 81. Slano, Setretar.
grefutiD Gpmite:
e.horlss @olpsboz =. M2c&, @bite.
rougb. Hobsrt SDeP. o,,.
6orrp 9.3urner. s. 2ipingItpn W}t=
Qlnor. 3. Sone5. ms.
q q 3odFon. Clinton g. Yaine,
s, 8. GOttman. g8lu!aa1 n Teso.
6has. 9ettlemen. ). Y. gSoterS.
. Wo5 Oinns sc. SO. g0iQiQms.
81. 81. McShcrrH. 5rant F: Gator. s6
go 5, 8ieoler. Wm. s. O'8rien.
81. Sc. WNlie. s5ol. 2eneS.
a ~ QQpber. s. s. Q8enB.
S6os, 9, 8osnsu. oSo6n s. 6r0li6.
8ppro Gi5etebsrq. Or. SO6n 9apts.
(233)
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8aafe!
BGfe

iur Rsiie im auslano. bciorst iHatrbab "a StunoeE
gu beocuicHo bcTatseiegtem SIeIie
Gouaro Ratuc.
eueDti=S5: SaltuGOIes StIags UHa geli'S ffces saps
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-28
SHOOT THE CHUTES,"
bcuts Ibcre seoffret opn . bis ubr Mbenfs.
NSinrrift ID Is enfA.

NIT Giui6uB frtier @.uusunQ Der SiBe in benz
immcuitu Nuipbiibtatsr Sic prdbiiasu in Der
Iuffibrure pou X q q r 0 b" beuuBtcu SEE
ucrie'u idpu iuumiutrt ourb eltffriiGts Sidlt nit
100 900 Gtrjtn Seubtrait fomm:u jur auibt.
Cjrccnmouut= uuo Horibs9lotHue
l@eutl}, uo. r. Ed
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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-05

that II had been given unde. induce
ments from the company, but the state
ment finally went in.
At the close OF the examination Judge
Soule held Sebern TO appear before the
superior court, the former bond of $1,000
being a'lo ~ed TO stand.
NOTES OF THE DAY.
Rev. G. A. and Mrs. Westenoerg left for
Santa Barbara this afternoon, intending
TO drive all the way. They viii stop to-
night at Pomona, and spend Sunday in
Los Angeles. The farewell reception at
the First NJ. E. church was largely at
tended last night, not only church people
but many citizens coming to say good bye,
and 1T was with feelings of genuine regret
tnat the ties which had existed between
pastor and people for three years were
thus severed.
DR.. q. A. Rene says the San Bernardino
creamery and its buttermilk In all right ;
that the i'll effects reported from Cotton
were PROBABLY due to ptom aines, an
agency similar to those generated in pu-
trid sausages and cheese, and which pro-
duce an effect similar to poisoning. But
the condition which superinduces these
are found after the milk leaves the
creamery, and is largely due to the fact
that the milk is hanled around tue coun-
try in the heat, and also to a want of
cleanliness in the way 1T is handled
while being carried about. These two
causes. Mr.. Rene says, are sufficient to
account for the presence of ptomaines.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-05

ANXIOUS. over-worked mothers and
wives, shop girls who are forced to stand
on their feet all day long, have little
difficulty in convincing their friends OF
mpound to restore their energy, renew
their yigor and mako them strong and
we'll.
Here is letter from Mr.. Max Burg
helm, the we'll known president and
manager of the Cincinnati Frsie Presse
| company. MIR. Burgheim writes:
The following statement may be Of
| interest. l have been suffering from
sleeplessness, insomnia, for many yea,s,
and although l have tried almost every
thing to get cured, consulted the best
physicians. a nd even going several times
to Europe, everything was in vain.
g did not have nights rest Tor
almost six years, that is to say, could
not sleep for two hours in succession in
single night; you can easily imagine
what the effect on me had been.
After spending fortune In trying tor
relief l had given up almost all hope,
and when | first read about Paile's cell
cry compound I did not have much faith
in anything. But after having used 50
many remedies and consulted SO many
physicians in this country and abroad
felt like giving the compound trial.
The result was truly wonderful.
The very first night, about six months
ago, that tried Paine's celery compound
you can imagine my Joy when found
that ! had slept six hours in succession.
thing that had not been blessed with
for so many years. / continued the use
for over three months with the same
happy result, and although l was fearful
lest the malady would come back on me,
l can now say that although l have not
taken the com pound for months l do
sleep every night peacefully and without
interruption.
'You can easily imagine what this
means for man who works fourteen
hours every day in the year and has
charge of two large newspapers. l con.
slider my case most remarkable one, ana
| should be glad if this statement should
be the means of helping others who have
suffered like l in the same untold ago
MES. and for this reason l give you full
permission to make use of this stationery
in any way you choose
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How to Avoid Sending Invitations

1t remains to be seen whether or not any
American woman of large social connec-
tons will follow the novel lead OF Lady
Brassey of London. This Ynterprising
woman found that it was an immense
amount of work to be obliged to send out
a couple OF thousand of announcement
cards to her friends each time she de-
sired to give reception and she hit up
on new idea. At her last reception
she did away with invitations altogether,
and two days before the affair had no.
tice inserted in the society columns of
the London papers that she would be at
home at such an hour on q certain day.
Her friends all responded most cordially
anu the scheme seemed a success. There
is one objection to be made, however.
The following of this plan wound pre-
clude the making of new friends. Gas.
ual acquantances of shy nature might be
timid about putting in their appearance
at Lady Brassey's without a more rro-
nounced invitation. American women,
it is TO be feared, will not take kindly to
the idea. -Chicago Chronicle.