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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

No. p, daily FOR Atlanta uI .rt. b.
yond with through Pullman
No. i03. "Nestibul d Limited r.,..I
Buffet Sieepers. E.cfW bod O. fs-.
Close connections at Atara
orleans and al points South art
west. and ar NeW DI...
Southern Pacific anI T.rnf ana r
railroads 90 an Texas r..r'e ~, ~
charge on "Vestibu'ed Trains"
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. 30z atlanta alrl.l. .... ~.
Limited Train. 90 IS. a.. daily
No. IS, Mail ana LAri. s.. .. p %
daily.
For tickets. Pullman re.lt.t .-. a.
apniy 20 IA. ID. owen. fl.s.t h...t
Street SatiOn. kichmluI f..r.
many, 81 east Main ..r.r. a.. d..
pany's Office. S]5 east Main u.t
T. tI JOHN
JOHN d. WI...r
tertf DO maxi.
T d AE...-.
General Pas. mon tes..
II. NJ. BOYKIN. city Pas r-.r Af.-,
S36 east Main street nyl'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
RAILROAD Lf1Ts
sx1 Gf s'.sis''sTist s',','.,..'.;s -,
s. A. T.
s.s-ss Szzs ~ = -
GEABOAED AIRLINE.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT s..,n,.
MAY =. 1870 Z
5. a. l.. ~. g.
DAY.
Lv. Richmond .......l2.33 4. 81 -,-
Il. PetersDg Iuion'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
DIcHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG

j. X. MN Ut IiIIIt NIuI1bNIs
General Manager
myll c. s. CAMPBELL. ID. +. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

1888 a. NJ,
7:25 A. NJ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-19
China unO Sapan.

'Nadllitjteu pom 5rlt9el1auplats.
nbun, Is. San.-Gine DepeIhe
aus 6uiun, @orca, an oie ,Gtntralz
Stems" mclOct, bag cine gIbtbeilung Saz
paner uOn &a@&us Gong cine 0rote glns
sabl 5ougbats9tebellcn in Der PrOpin3
SOzSOn angriii unO Oieielben mad Ell
mem pom Il. bis suin lRittae Oes 13.
Sanuar oauernben SSnpf in 0ie 6luGt
i1lu9. SunScrte UOn 9icbeaen murpeu
in benz @tiedlt 9ttOOtet unO Oeren scz
Iammter Siebltauo unO ela grpBsr Gbeil
ibrsr gSafitn iiclen ben 5apauern III Sie
SdnSe.
@tueral a}or3u btridtet aus Sai>
Chung inter Dem II. 5. OitS., oa6 iih
81 d)iaciiite 8ataiGonc untcr Dem @omz
mnnOo ucn @euo>Gbaug. Sbo uuo So
in Der llmseseuO oUu glnszSow btfan.
ben. Sin 9ineiiiher Gruppcnf0rper,
etwa 5000 Wiaun itarf, warb iiioweltz
lid BON 6Os2ung@Sal auf Dem WtarIde
aeieben, uuo ;wei anSere 8rigaOeu in
ser Stdrfe BON ,tpa 5000 Wann laqern
nabe SiDoz@bans. Die erfe unb ipeite
iapanlide Armee Opeyiren 9emstni1aitz
LID scsen Rslus@bwGu9 uuO Sins@SOip.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-19
ytr. L..

Sbneu iolIte 0a8 9anSWert
ecIeqt weroen.-S6on lett qeraus
mcr .3eit bat e5 ii6 cine Oiebesban6e
0nIdsinenb 5ur 2lufgabe 9emadt, be-
Srauer9OtteS Oienlten, weldle in 9epiiien
&irden ltattian0eu, bic in BEN @lOtte8z
bGuisrn anweien6eu 0ameu ibrer @eloz
bOric Su bcrauben. SOn oerI9cOencu
Seiten iinO bereitS &lugeu ibsr Ssrars
tt9e OlebltGbe ctngelaufen. 90 wuroe
Dor etnt9cr ,3eit in ser 5. reform. Ct.
Haul5s&trhe an 9ontonzAuenuc BEL eis
ncm GraucrgotteS o!cnlte Elm Yortemonz
raie nit bcOcuten0cm Snbalte aeltOblen.
8ei Der 8ecrOi9ung oe3 BaltOr8 Or.
q. S6marS BON Der lutberilhen Stride
in Canton aus Uur0e Gin 9leider Oleb@
ltabl uur Ourd Die @ciitesge9enwart Der
Dame UcrbInocrt, pel3e iib Ocr Oieb
alS SpIcr auscrEOren bate, uno lest
baben mir BEN Eeleru einen neucn oer>
artigcn Sail SIT berihtan. G8 mar Dies
mGbren0 Oc5 GrauergottcSOienlte8 iiber
ben 2elhnam Oe5 BoltOr8 Wt. StruUe
in Der cn9liiaeH Iutberii4cn 6aitbsSirs
DIE. tSier erlaugten Der oOer bic Diebe
rei6c Geute, oenu mebrere Der Sumo
ienoeu permiBten na6 Seen6jgun9 be5
GrGuer9ottcsOirnfcs jbre YOrtemOns
naice.
6rau &arOliue Sn0h:l, 9tr. 525,
9toro>WOliltraBe, warO mn ibr $2.40
entbaltenoe8 BOrtcmCnuate bejtoblcu;
ser jSrou 9luuu IenIutb, 9tr. 2343,
STzMOnumentityuBe, uubm Ser 0ieb
glcidfaQS ibr EOrtemounaic, unO Elm
Yortcmonnaie, wcld)e5 Der 6rau gI.
Gngclfris, Die al Der Sambur9itra6e
wOBut, geitObleg wuy0e, entbielt 81.
Die BOIl3ei IOlIte S6rittc tbun, Oicicr
aemeiucn Serbre6crbauSe, Ser islbit 0aS
GOttesbuu8 nidt BeiIi9 1T, oa5 0anOs
wert SIT Iegen.
8eer0igungen. - Som Irauers
6QuIe, 9tr. 421, 0ruiOzSiOzgloenue,
aus wurOc seitcru OtOr9en Die irOtiAe
SiQe be8 am 0ieatag I'M Sitter pom %
Sabren perltorbeucn 0rn. GjcOr9 s.
Sermunn ;ur Ieeteu 9iube b.ltottct.
Der 2eifnam marO 3ucrlt nah Der ct.
2Qp6onIu8fir4e, an Der Gfe uOn Saa
ratO9aitraBe unS 8arfzAOenuc, ibers
fibrt, 10 wOiclblt Yater &lung cine 9es
quicusWe6e iiir oo5 SetIenbcil 0c5 @jez
itOrbcncn lclchrlrte.
GOn Der &i5he aus eriOlSte Die 8ei'
ieguug aut Dem nSt. 2llpbOuiu5s6rieOz
bOie" a3abtreidlc NeiOtraQenOe erwtcz
isu Dem 10 fri5 Gerblihenen Oic leete
@brc, unO 8lumcnipcnocu, Bewciie Der
2icbc unO 2ldtuug Seiteu5 ieiner
6rcunbe unO Sefauutcu, wHreu in grOz
Der 3ubl am SurQc nieOsrgcle9t lOOrz
ben. Seinc Satin uno cin tinb, ice
wie ieine @ltern bctraucrn Ou5 aIl3u
tribe 0abini iduOcn bts @ntidlaicuen.
2ll5 BabrtuhtrGger fungtrteu Die !36.
So. SObIcn, 0enrg 2lreH;, @. &rdmer,
Is. Dunlap, 3. @. MOOOwar0 unO SOB.
Ytanfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-19

Die u&arteieit" tpirb BEN 2euteu, penn
iic gum Oicnite beoroert lino unO
ntdt slei9 0icnIt tbun fOnneu, nidt
me6r nb9ert9uet. Die Strifer ner5itz
teten Oasesen uuf cine 2ObuerhObung,
mle iie pOrber IdOn nnQcfInoi9t hatten.
Die De SaIb 2lucuue,8abngeieai4ait"
mar Die sin3igs. mel6e sic SOridlG9e
Ses Staat8iaieO8seridt5 in Grlpd9ung
5o9 uuo annabm.
Sas llnglild 3u Suite, Munt.
10 Setdeu uut9eiunOeu.-65 BsriOnsn i6wtr
oerlett.
Butte, Otont., II. San. - Bis
Geute 6rib pareu aui Der lln9liifSitdtte
40 Sei9en auf9cfunOen uuo bic 9tomen
BON 65 Sdmeroerleeten an9emeloet
wOr0en- SermiBt wcrOen nod Die
6eucrluebrleute Samuel aib. 0apiO
OtOies, GO. Sloan unO =. S. gtOrz
lonO. 0creu 2ei9cn murben ieotnfaQ8
in 9ltOme ;crriiien. Der Snqueit be-
gam bcute 9tadmittag. Die pom Co.
rOner 9lnfan9S ;uiammenberuIsnen @es
idmorenen muroen pom Staatsanmalt
wicbcr eutlaneu unO cine gln3abl reprdz
ientatiucr SIrger ais iOlde pereioigt,
Oa man cine 9rinbli9e untsrirdlitns
ubsr Die Grplol lton uOr5uuebmen geOentt.
Ans unlrrrr geifriarn =. MOrsrn@
AusQabf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-19
GuropGi(c6e Jfa6eC6eridte.
Die SrtiTslis; SSranfretG).

Barts, 1S. San. = BrdI. 5aure
bat ben Irnleu bon Bari8 2O0O 6rfs.,
Dem unteritisunsSiOno elmer ieO:n @arz
niiOn 500 55rants, sen Irmsn BON
Sapre 1900 6ranfen unb l.6em Staatsz
SaiffstauboIe 200 6ranfen iiberweiien
laifen. Der abtreten0e Braibent bate
heute e;ne lan9ere bersliebc unterre6ung
nit ieinem 9ea6fOl9er, uRo eS war6 uerz
elnbart, 6aB Sr. 6uure Oienitag in
bas elpidiite Batals eiu;ieben iole.
Der Sag be8 .3uiammeutrittS Ss8 Burz
lamentS sur @ntgesenna6me Der SOts
i9aIt oe8 neuerpGblten Brdiioeutsn lit
nod nidIt leitscltellt poroen. ST..
5aure CAB beutc Dem Stnbe oe5 0ta>
rtnesOepartemcHtS einea informeuen
Gnpfan9. 9lOniiral Sumunn gratu>
llrte 6ranfreid sur @rwa1Iuns Os5 5rn.
6aurc, beiien 6reunoli4fsit uuO Site
ben 2lngeltclien o:s Otarinez0epartez
ments pon Sieien uiemolS perseIien merz
Sen miroe.
Der Otinilter hrg 9(u5lpGrtisen, Sr.
Sanotaur. bat Sem BrGTbentsn Sen
VHtIpulI eIHeo Sele9ranlme an Ole ansS
iuarttsen Sertreter ser 9lepublit unters
breitet, Ourd lueIdcs Die 2esteren Ofit=
5isl bon Der @rwablun9 bts Srn. 6aure
IN SenntniB seIeet werOcn
Yarts, Is. San.-@eneral 6epririe,
GroB &amsler Der @breuleqiOn, Iber@
reidte beute Oem PrdiiOenten Saure OaS
SanO 6es @rOBnteiIter8 6e8 SrSsnS.
lin 10 llbr beute 2lbenO uerlautete,
baB pr. Sour9eris nadb elmer 3meiitiiuz
bi9en @Onferen5 nit benz FraiiOenteu
iitl 6ereit ertlart babe, ben Seriuh 3u
MAIDEN, rim &abinst ;u bilOtn. Gr miro
murscn ba6 9leiuItut ieiner 9entHbunssn
benz YrGii6enten miltbcilcn. Wtan er=
iuartet, baB 9r. POjncarc al8 6inuu5z
miniiter, unO pr. 2eDsncs al0 &uliuss
minIitcr beib,bultcn UerSen. 2Il8 mutbs
maBlidbs DtitgIleber zines &ubinets
Bourgeois ueroen Baul PeDtral, 2Ouis
Eerrier uub Gag. 9OOireg @arui9nac
genannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-19

G:ssH QopiU.5 CsiH,rlsi Oh u,rp0ier gt0tkr Ober
utbs6efHocHl, .3abupe5. Reuraisle, Rbeumati5mus,
6uiHHlueb. Sc1mtTScH IND SttDG6e I'M 8u6sH, tint
9ildgIat ober IN ben RIcreE, Sdlmer6eH IN Der GE@
ecuo Der 2e6er, 9ippeHeus tBhHouHa, @eIsHtz4 -
ibDelunaen unb SGmer5eu uaer slrt Diro bic 4us
uenbuH9 Dor Jiabmdp'5 Hsaop RelleI ioiortl9e Grs
IriderIIna acut5ran uHo oeiieH r DsHse 8aqt iorts
ecestcr @ebTau3 cine p:rmaHeHte GeIlUHg sur Uolse
habeH.
Suuerlih.-Giu 6absr EleeIofeI bis etn 2beeoiitl
in einerI 6albcn SII5 lasr utro in tueHtseu 5iBus
ten beileu ardmpfs, SutrEgsn, Did9eaidurc. uebslz
teit grbreteH, Soo5rcHaeu, Rer0oiitdt, Sdafloiiaz
felt, aopiUtb, SlibuassH uEo ale EHeElihsH S1msra
zen.
g aibt f.n 6eilmitteI IN oer Gfelt, u.ltcs I9eha
i,IFebcr uro all: GHoeren ma,Grii4eH, btlibien uEn
iouitiaen 5iebtT 70 iaH,n uTIrt ais, u1tsr!ugt poH
Rabpaq'5 BtILtH U 40 ~ 9'S Hsaoq St'
lief.
Sreis so gents tis 5!afdbe. 8erfauft pon
allen Qpotbelsrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-19
Befd)psr0rn unO Sdbmer3en.

SttIIt Si. bcftisittu z d merssu in 3eit
pom elmer bis 8puEylI UiIuutrR. Htdt etHe
6tEHor nab @,i:H bieer &Escise bTaudt lr9eEl
Scudub GSdL.eIicn Al eIbuoCl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-19
0eriibte pon einem 0imiftertue6IeI
in SerIiu.

2pnoou, 19. Sanuar. Der Serz
liner Correspondent Ser pBuQ>Ofauz
@asctte" uerli4ert uuTs gteus, OaB es
Elm Oiienes @ebsimniB lei, OaB nud Der
91Idfebr ocs Geihstan3lers BON SObcnz
lobe aug 6rleOrib8ruhe Der 9tiiftritt
oreier Wiinliter bci6loiien worOen lei.
Gs mcroen ais Die 8etreHeuoen be3ei5@
net: Baron 0tarI6aa pon Sieberitein,
Ger Staat8iefretar be8 2leuBern; Or.
Don S6rti9,r, ser Staatsicfretar bes
Snneru, uuS Baron BON 8erlepl6, Der
SanSelSminiiter. 2lls 9ta9fOlger OeS
garOuS BON 8ie5srfeiu ruirO Der Osr3eiz
tigc 9eianote an Spanlen, Sr. BON 9tas
oOmis, g,nannt; uud cine 5weite Der 10
irci pcrocnSen St,llen iOl 0urb cinen
6reuno Se6 6Irlteu Sismard beieet
luerben. Oe8 WeiIercu perlautst, baB
@'raf Serbert Slsmurd gum SOtidaiter
an @ro66ritanuien ernannt wer6en ioq
an StsQe Ses @raien Sagi.lNts8iISen>
burg. melAer ben alten General bon
g4erber in CT. Petersburg obl0ien ioq.
Die ScrbanOlun9en merOen oll9enlelr
als Elm Ste9 os6 alttan3!e:s .. StSs
marf bc;eibnct, welhcr i9.icBlib iiber
@raf @0pripi uub bic SOipartbie triuu,
pbirtc unb iib isbt in Der gage beiinbst,
Oic ibm fsinOIts stiinnt geueItnen Wis
nifter uno Seamten Su serldmelteru.
Dor aaen 0ingsn ioQ Der Mann BON
GiIen uno 8lut auI Die Gntlaiiun9 beS
Generals bon @erGer OILS BotidaIter in
Ct. Sstersbur9 seOrun9en babsn. au9
Der 6iftritt 6s5 Srn. D. &Oler, prsus
6ii6erWinilier bssSnnern, iOG beIdlOis
icne Sade iein, ais iciusn 9tadfOlser
be3ei6net man Srn. BON Iottenbura,
Sen Sdwisseriobn Oes friberen Ser.
S!aatcu @elan0teu oil 9eutIalanO,
98iIliam @alter $bclps. Die Ibtrez
tuna be8 9lmtcs einc8 9ieidstnn;lers
Scitens oeS 6Hrten bon SObenlobe al
ben General Der 5nianterie, Grafsn b.
g8alberice iit nur cine 6ra9e Der 3eit.
DerieIbe ipGrOe iia Der uusetbellten
StHbe bss 6iiriten Si6marf erIrsueH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-19
GiIbrr> 5ubiIanm.
Der Trauen.Sereiu Osy cuarsl..Iutb. Ct.
.0e:1einSe bsgebt ieiu 25'ldbri9sS
Stiturasfeit.

Der Trauen. Serein Oey cuarsl..Iutb. Ct.
us.@eaeinSe bsgebt ieiu 25'ldlrigsS
Gniturgsieit.
Der 6rauens&srein scr cp.sIuth. Ct.
2ufaS.9cmein6e beginq /9cltern Abeno
in benz geraunIigcu SOnnta9si4allofal
Oil Der 6enri.ttas, nabe GHtawitraBe.
iein 25siGbrlgeS Gtiitungsfcit. 8crsitS
wabrsuO Der per9au9encn 8ode bcrrldltc
ficbsrbaite Gbatisteit untcr oen 0lltz
slie0crn, unO in ser 5But mar otcIel5e
aud pon Grfolg gsfrOnt, Oenn Die 6eier
perllcT in Ser 9lan5enOitcn @clie uno
screid)t 9luen, OIe Na5u beisctra9cn, 6Hr
sr0Bteu Gbre.
DIE Salle mar Su Dem feitliben Inz
laB pra9tig OefOrirt, un0 tm S1lnter@
srunoc cine giibne erglhtct, melbe ebenz
falls in 55eitihmud pran9te. Sdon
frIb am 9lbenO battcn li6 Die 0flt9lics
Der uno 6reunoe Der 0cmeinOe etugcz
funScn, uuo als Die 6eIer btgann, mar
faum nod eIn Stebplas in ser 0alle
Ibrtg.
@8 sclaugte Elm 9e0ie9cne8 &Otats
unb Snltrumental~Pr0gr sur 9lufs
iibruug, me(dle8 alien Wiit!pilfeno:n
lcbbafisn applauS eiutrug.
BaltOr SObn g. 90. &itte, Der be-
licbte SeeIlOrgsr Der @jenciare, biclt
3u 8eginn Der 6eier cine 2tuipra4e, IN
mel9cr CT sincn tutScn 9lGdblif uuf oa5
ie9cnsrei9e @irfen osS 6raueuuerein5
mari unO 6cmle!ben audi 81 lelnem
NOblcr9eben uuO 81 eiuem mOgli9it
langCn 6Ortbelteben beglIdwiInl6tc.
@5 iOlstcn iOoann @eian95uOrtrd9e
uuo 0etlamatiOnen BON WiarD 6tlps
man, &atie 6rie, ,yis3ie Gwelbcf, @uiiie
NfeDerS, St:ua Sooenberg. y. @rlls
LAMB, @mma Sacobs, Sertba Saneis
Der, 2uuiie &anblcr, &atje 2SIu, wdbs
reno ISM. &ubn, WturD &ubn, 6reo.
Oiiacr, Dora Oti(ler, glnoa S0ngc,
Yuulina 3Orn Ourd ueridicOene Pianos
unO 3itbersSOli erireuten. SeIdlOiien
wur6c ser srlte Sbeil Der 6eicr Ourb
Ocn 0ialo9 Die SafcrtOrnden."
9tadoem oa5 CONCERT pOriiber mar,
iaub Gin 8aufett itutt, oil wcIhcm
iammtli9e Nlit9lisOer be5 n0umsns
YcreiuS" Gbeil uubmen. SegeiltcrIc
Gc0en unb Goa te auf Den 3ubcloerejn
trugen mG6renO 0cs SantettS ni3t ,uez
Mig sur Grb6buug Der 6eititImmun9 bel,
uuO erIt sur IpdIcn StunOe troten Die
G6eiluebulsr ben 0eimlUeg an. 0cr
Ycrein ;GDlt ss9cnwartl9 oHnabernb
6un0ert Wtit9Iie0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-19
9Sas Die 0cati6e SreTe fact.

Berlin, 18. Sanuar. .-9eIsqent>
LTD Ser BrdiiOentenmabl in 6ruutreid
iagt Die yNatiouaIseituns:" r@s mar
Die 0tehrbeit Der @emaBiSt.n i'm Se,
nat, pclde Srn. 6aure erwGbIte. 0aS
S6ifiul 9aiimir Yerier'5 erlaubt un8
nidt, cine grOBere Stabilitat Ober mirfs
Iamsre Gbatisteit BON ieiuem 9t0dfolgcr
81 ermarteu."
9ie nSOIiii9e 3eitung" ia9t: n0r.
6aule 1T i'm g(u8lanbe niht befannt,
aber man slaubt, Oas er ener9ii5 unb
9epiilenbaft iit."
0us r3aseblatt" cOmmsntirt: rSein
gSile iit irieOfsrtis, uber mie lanse mirO
tt i'm StanOe iein, benz 0rGngen os8
Rabitulismus nnb DeS Su5ialismus gu
wiberfteben?"
Die rgtsuefen gtu9ri9ten" meinen:
rnSr. Saure 9let5t @arnot. Gr 6elibt
utdt Die .3dbi9fett, Dem SO3iulismus
uiberiteben ;u fOnnen. @r 1T mOsIi>
der 2Seiie Ser leste Bourgeois" Prdz
fioent Ser britten 3iepublif. a"
y0ie 8abG aeist nur, baB Siele
Srn. 6oure Lyd|t ala eiu groBeS Sine
OsrniB IN Der GrGansung ibrer gSIuihe
anleben," iinO Die tuenisen gSOrte, Die
ser p2otalan3si9er" bem nenen Bruits
oenten tptonlet.
81 o NJ, IS. Sanuar. - Der Satlfan
iit uOIItommen nit Der 8ubl OeS 9rn.
Sslir 6aure gum Brdii6enteu Ser fruu-
-s6lilhen 9tepublif 3ufrleoen unO bat beu
!funtius IN Bari8 an9ewieien, Oemielz
ben ietne @ratuIatlOr Su iibermltteln.
Bart8, 18. Sanuar. - 8rdiiOent
6aure bat Die 9S. SrihOn unO Gbaaes
melz2acOur ;u iid beidiebeu, um NIT
iBnsn iiter Die 3uiammsriekun9 zines
neuen &abinetS 3u cOnIerireu. Im
fadmitta9 itattete pr. Sanre Ser Otaz
Oame GarnOt eineu Seiu4 ub.
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q. @us6orf & So6n,

esien Sic es. Ssees Bprt eappn iprsfdltis,
nne ieien gle elmer Ger sIiiiltben &dufer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-19

Gs III bobwt9tig, OaB ie6e SamiIie
Ciuen Gnrruth bnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-19
Ser 9enti6e GSrre'bonsent,
GdsIiG, pbdeHtIin uEo Sonntaes.
gteiue, Gtaeutbmmsr Rno ReeaSteur

NdaItn, moUtHtItu NHo Sohhfdgs,
q. Weiue, Giseutbnmer iino Reeasteur
(giathicIssr pon s. Rant),
@nbr,jsGde galtimortfStra5, uHe 9ofieSffce> Hpe
Fr,is bes tdaIttleu sSIattee, evrtb 3rdser bcorsi
l2I Gts.; taaIidle uno Gcruta a Ss9tue gabe 16
Gents pro Dode sohIbar an bic oas Satt btoreenbsr
Grdstr.-3n aIidl n,bh Spwutas .atnsaa inter
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 pre- Sahr, lnr thr5ere
Seit i'm E,rhdItris iir bic sppd)entGid,e alnSGabe
init Sonntaes bIatt, portoirei. init abtus r Clubs
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
VANITY IN FEMALE PRISONERS.
The One T ouch of Nature Which Proves
the Human Kinship.

F rom the North American Review.
Vanity in female prisoner would be
merely laughabe if it were not so SAD to
behold. 1t is, however, the one touch
of nature which proves the human kim
ship, and there is perhaps some hope for
even these poor degraded creatures if
they are thus swayed by such harmless
emotions. Prison matrons would be
perpetually busy if they checked every
attempt made by their charges to adapt
the last fashionable couture; ''fringes"
are going OUT perhaps in general So
ciety. but they are still amazingly popular
in prison Criminals will trim their hair
as it pleases them, and the wisest discip-
linarian affects to see nothing of the
fringe In the same way, once, when
chiguons were in vogue, the female Felt
happy whose locks escaped the prison
scissors and were long enough to fold
over pad of oakum. The ingenuity
again, with which some prisoners will
visit and turn their unbecOming uni>
form into some faint notion OF the fash
ions of the day might have earned these
Artistic good wages in dressmaker's
ate.ier. | have seen pannlers counter
teIted and pOIOnalSe SklrtS draped or
tied back, dress imprOvers manufacture
ed out of whalebones or hOrsehair; no
doubt whenI the present 'ber' skirt is
fading out of fashion it will be largely
patronized in Jail. The craze for person
al adornment leads women to skim the
grease off their scanty allowance of soup,
with which they plaster their hair. l once
knew an aged prisoner who was caught
scraping the dust from the red brick cell
wall to serve her as rogue.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25

Peers from the MadhOuse Nav Vote
Against British Subjects Interest.

Peers from the MadhOuse Nav Vote
AgainstBritish Subjects Interest.
From the New York Press.
Among the hereditary legislators of
the British house Of lords there are a
certain number of peers whose lunacy IS
of a sufficiently grave character to neces-
state their being placed under restraint.
Yet there is nothing in the British con-
stitution or code of justice which debars
the afflicted from casting their vote upon
questions not merely Of national imports
ance. but which can serve the welfare
of 100000 people isubject to Queen
VictOria's rule. In the house of lords it
is sometimes a single vote which decides
the fate of a great issue. There is no
doubt as to the legality of the vote. 1t
was a matter decided by parliament and
confirmed by the courts OF law at the
time of the passage of the CathOllc eman-
cipation bill, prior to the accession OF
Queen Victoria. It was reattlrmed oy
the national legislature at the time Ot
the home rule BILL when Niscount
Hereford and the earl of Wilton were
brought down from their respective mad
houses to vote against the grant by
England of long delayed justice to lie
land.
Lord Hereford is the premier viscount
of the relm, and. like the. earl of Wilton,
has only been crazy the last ten years or
so. Lord Hereford has almost been for
gotten by society and by the public. II
needed such an event as the home rule
debate in the house of peers to drag
forth his name from OBLIVION. But that
of Lord Wilton is far more familiar,
owing to the beauty of his wife, to the
popularity of his son and to the fact
that he was formerly one of the gayest
and most entertaining members of the
English aristocracy. He was especially
fond of music and of the stage and for
time toured through the country under
an assumed name at the head of troupe
of wandering Ministries.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
Furni ture

l am leading the Furni-
ture trade. A new lot of
Suites, Springs, Mattresses,
Cots. Chairs, Tables, Hat
Racks, Wardrobes, Loung-
es, etc. just received. I'm
approachable in style, quail
ity and prices. This de
partment is our pride, and
you cannot afford to buy
anything IN the furniture
line until you call and see
what | can do for you. 1t
Will be money in your
pocket.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25

THE reason kissing is so pleasant, says
an osculatory expert of scientific ten
denotes, is because the teeth, jaw bones
and lips are full Of nerves, and when the
lips of persons meet an electric current
is generated. And you don't have to
have dynamo machine, nor battery
in the house, nor call box, nor but
ton TO touch to ring up the central Of
lice, and there is no patent on it, and
the poorest personin the world can en-
JOY the electric current better than the
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25

THE two Tillmans and Senator Irby,
the fnvincible triumvirate, have had
sharp three cornered tilt in the constitu-
uonal convention, and the two brothers
were very bitter in their references to
each other. The row arose over naming
a new county after ex-Sentor Butler. A
usual, Senator Ben Tillman came out on
Top, carrying everything his own way.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
2 Answers.

What is the difference between
a sallow skin, dull eyes and fad
ed cheeks, and a ruddy complex
ion, bright eyes and rosy cheeks?
There are 2 answers
lsr ANSWER All the difference in
the world Oneis uglinesS; the other
is beauty.
2ND ANSWER: 25 cents difference. For
q cents will secure a three weeks
treatment two different mecEcirnes)
which will correct your diSordered liver,
Danish all poisonous bile, purify your
blood stimulate appetite, tone up the
nerves, and make a new creature OF
you.
This is a famous remedy, and
while perfectly harmless, it new
er fails. 1t is made of the purest
preparations.
Ask your druggist for RamOn's
Tonic Liver Pills. Tue medicines
and tue boxes for only one price.
A sure cure for Constipation and
Biliousness.
At all dealers, or mail for Csc. boxes 81. 90.
BROWN MFG. CO.. New York.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
Good Bye to Price Records.
Shoes at Old Prices

Never in my whole his
tory could | give you
such money-saving chances
in the purchase of your
FOOTWEAR
Every one is a bonafde
and straightforward bar
gain. | am selling shoes
at the same price | did be-
fore the edvance in the
price of leather, and now
is the time to buy them for
almost nothing. Stock en-
braces all styles and quail
ties. Come quick.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
Stoves

Every one admits that |
lead in Cooking Stoves.
All grades, including the
make of the Ga. Stove Co.,
the acme of the stove
makers art. At prices that
cannot fail to move them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25

The best is what you want when you
are n need of medicine. That is why
you should insist upon Hoods Sarsapa~
rilla.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25

The news that cholera is raging in
Hawaii is we'll calculated to create more
or less uneasiness in this country. Here
tofore the cholera scourge has threaten
ed us from the east 1t is reported that
the natives of Hawaii are dying rapidly
with the scourge. They will not report
their sick to the health authorities.
They believe that the white people want
to poison them. aud they will not, there
fore, take medicine. Honolulu is un-
comfortably close to our western shores.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
Sewing Ma chimes

Have been added to my
stock. | sell the famous
Wheeler and Wilson, the
best rotary machine on
earth, and theS tandard, the
best vibrating machine
ever threaded, They are
light-running and durable,
qualities that commend
them to machine purChas-
ers. Prices WILL please you.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25

IT is announced that Hon. Charles F.
Crisp will make some speeches on the fl
nancial issue during the month of Octo-
ber He will advocate the free and un-
limited coinage of silver at Is to l.