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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13
When She Hides the Key.

1t is singular instance of the SIM
plicity Of the average mind to watch
the entire good faith in which the coun-
try housekeeper, when she takes her
walks abroad and locks up her house,
hides the key for its discovery by any
other member of the family. As a mat
ter Of course, she trcks it away under
the door mat. 1t never seems to enter
her dear, unworldly head that every
other woman in the place does precisely
the same thing, and perhaps every
other woman in every other suburban
town. She never seems to think that
that is one place that any student of her
human nature who had burglarious in
tentions would seek entrance to the
house by simply lifting the door mat.
He would be sure to find the key ready
for him there. -Philadelphia Press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13
Calling Servants With a Pole.

A quaint practice exists at the bishop
Of London's palace at Fulham, and this
consists in what appears to be time
honored custom of waking up the epis-
copal domestics by means of a long pole.
At Fulham the palace lodge keeper has
a regular morning duty to perform in
arousing certain of the servants at sue
cessive hours, beginning at about half
past 5. The pole he uses is not employ
ed, however, like the old church "rous-
ing staves," which came in handy in
churches in the case of inattentive or
doing members of the congregation 70
bring them to proper sense of their
position. The venerable man is provided
with slender rod some Is feet in
length, and with this he raps on the
antique easements of the servants bed
rooms in the quadrangle within the
massive wooden gates Of the large west
ern archway, and he continues his at
tention until the sleeper gives a more or
less grateful answer.-Montreal Star.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13
THE JULY PANELS.
The List In Full Selected for Service in
September.

The List In Full Selected for Service In
September.
The two panels complete of Jurors
drawn yesterday afternoon to serve
at the September term of the cir
cult court are as follows. The first
panel will report Sept. 9, and the
second Oct. %. The citizens
who will be called upon to serve are;
First Panel.
Andalusia-Robert Brusso.
Black Hawk-Merret Goble.
Bowling-Sandy Coyne, R. j.
Hutchinson, Henry Terrauce.
Buffalo Prairie-Frank Seidler.
Cordova-O. Peterson.
Coe-Fred Brockman.
Coal Valley-Fred Freeberg.
Drury-Austin Reynolds, Henry
Reynolds.
Hampton-Ge George Crouth, S. L.
Lambert.
Moline-David Young, Daniel Dag.
gett, r. H. Monroe, Gustave Beck.
strom, Tim Gilmore, John Carlson
n. b. Blackman, c. A. Meline,
Charles Os.erman. Charles Norling.
Port Byron-Lewis W. David.
Rock Island-Charles Hedberg
Frank Raible. w. A. Guthrie, w. H.
Beeler, c. e. Truesdale, j. Lauer
mann, James Given, Robert Hoffman
August Hanson, Adolph Greve.
South Moline-John F. Giles.
Zuma-George Johnson.
Second Panel.
Andalusia-Frank Brookman.
Black Hawk-Christ Heber.
Buffalo Prairie-J. A. Denning.
Cordova-C. c. Handel, WILDER
Bruner.
Coal Valley-Joseph Lyons.
Drury-J. l. Reede.
REORGANIZATION Haskell.
Hampton-William Corbin, Alfred
johnson. Charles Lamb, George Ken
ady. J. W. Donald.
Moline-Alfred Miller. j. A. P
Berg. A. X. Bryant. j. f. Wall, o
c. johnson, G. A. Larson.
Rural-Ed Spivey, &. d. Framing
Rock Island-Charles johnson, nj
Peterson. John Gibson, william
Glass, ID. X. Bowlby, j. Ii. Jones, }
f. Spence. j. p. Musler, F. C
Hoppe, John..Shelley, John Oloff.
South Rock Island-W. 5. Flack
ID. H. Rooster, Melvin Mckay.
Zuma-W. c. Schweneker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13
The Cost OF the Atlantic Cable.

Running an Atlantic cable seems to
be an expensive business. From an arti-
Gle on the Commercial Cable company's
station at Hazel Hill, MS, in The Wind
scr Magazine we learn that the cables
average $3.50 per mile, and the ex-
penses Of executive management amount
to about $50. 900 per annum. Repairing
expeditions are ruinous; 1915, 900 was
sunk in one expedition that failed. The
repairing ship costs $1,000 and often
absorbs 81, 500 per month to maintain
her ready for sea at moments notice.
The landing rights in France cost this
company $4,000 and three months
tedious negotiations. The company got
similar facilities in England for S. and
petite letter to the board of trade.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13
BRIEF MENTION.

George Biehl is here from Ke-
vance calling on old acquaintance.
Will Keator departs this evening
for 2-weeks' sojourn at Mackinac
island.
B. D. Connolly is attending a s.
days convention OF comm ercial bar
risters at Detroit. Mich.
Miss Beckie Bernstein, who has
been visiting at the residence Of Hi
man Lewis, left for Chicago this
morning.
The Burlington route sells tickets
for the Knights Templar excursion
to Boston and return at $685., as
low as any other line.
Mrs. E. H. Leins and two sons,
Kinney and Fay. departed last evening
for 2-months' visit with relatives
at College Grove, Iowa.
The Burlington route will sell
tickets for the Knights Templar ex-
cursion to Boston and return at $2S 95,
as low as any other line.
The Davenport and Rock Island
Merchants associations will give a
half holiday picnic at Schuetzen
park, Davenport. Tomorrow.
The Burlington route will sell
tickets for the Knights Templar ex-
cursion to Boston and return at
S23.95. as low as any other line.
Something new. Wis: an electric
lawn fete will take place Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings at ST.
Joseph's church. Admission free.
Mrs. Charles Pearson has opened
a restaurant and home bakery at
273O Fifth avenue. First class meals,
lunches and home cooking guar
anteed. Your patronage is solicited.
All desiring an S-quart crystal ma:
BILE enameled preserving kettle can
save money by patronizing the per-
maEently located agent at SlS Twen-
ty-fourth street who will sell it at
only $3.50.
There are many compliments
heard of the new Stone directory,
not only of its completeness and &C.
curacy. but of the neatness with
which it is printed and bound, which
latter is highly creditable to the
firm of Kramer, Bleuer & Co.
A new pipe organ for the Broad
way Presbyterian church has been
! ordered from the Lancanshire Mar.
shall company, of Moline. The in
strument will be SO arranged in the
edifice that it can be used either in
the church or Sunday school room
al joining.
The Davenport Business Mems as.
ISOLATION has adopted re solutions ia
voring adequate appropriations fol
the Hennepin canal construction. the
expediting of condemnation proceed.
ings and urging upon all commercial
bodies in the Mississippi valley to
adopt like course.
Buy your excursion tickets to Bos.
ton Aug. 10 to 25 via the c., II. l. &
p. railway at the lowest rate, and
have the privilege of returning when
you please up to Oct. 6 on any of the
six fast express trains running daily
between Chicago and Rock Island.
Special stop-over privileges in the
east at nearly all points. Choice OF
routes going and returning east Of
Chicago. Special Pullman train
Aug. "a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13
Rheumatism Cured In n Day.

"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cures in one to
three days. Its action upon the sys-
TEN is remarkable and mysterious.
1t removes at once the cause and the
disease Immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits-75 cents.
Sold by Otto Grotjan, druggist. Rock
Island, and &. Schlegel & Son., 220
W. Second street, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13
EXCURSION TO THE EAST.
Through Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Ne
York to Boston via Pennsylvania Lines.

Through Pittsburg, Philadelphia, New
York to Boston via Pennsylvania Lines.
Aug. 10 to %, inclusive, account
Knights Templar Conclave. Over
Allegheny mountains at highest
point above sea level; around famous
Horse Shoe Curve; along the Blue
Juniata. Stop-over privileges and
tirst-class ommodation-the Penn
sylvania is tirst-class route. Ex-
cursionists have choice of returning
via Hudson river, Niagara Falls and
other routes. Write or wire Dering,
24s South Clark street, Chicago, to
have tickets ready when you pass
through that city. He'll do it cheer
fully, and will also arrange Pullman
accommodations. No charge for his
services.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13
Hadn't Thought of That.

Several nights ago well known ply
stefan bought a package of peanuts from
Main street peddler. and while the
man was measuring out his purchase
the doctor drew a cigar from his pocket
and proceeded TO light it.
The peddler looked at him with a sor-
rowful expression on his face. They
don't smoke in heaven" he said.
NO" answered the doctor, neither
do they sell peanuts Buffalo Cou-
rier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13
Zos.Phorn-Womau's Friend

Has grand record as remedy for
all diseases peculiar to women. Ask
your druggist for one of the Zoa-
Phora medical books for women.
Sold by L. II. Thomas aud Marshall
& Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13
Take the Big Four Route to the knights
Tempiar COnclave.

Boston. Mass, Aug. 5-3l-one
fare for the round trip-magniiicent
sleeping car service. elegant dining
cars-tickets good going Aug. 10 to
25th. good returning until Sept. 10.
with privilege of extension until
Sept. 80.
For full particulars call on the
agent of the Big Four route, or ad-
dress ID. b. MARTIN.
Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agt.
+. o. MCCORMICK.
Pass. Traffic Mgr, Cincinnati.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13

Hard coal is cheaper now than it
has been for many years, and this is
the best time to lay in your winters
supply. Call on Z. G. Frazer for
rock bottom cash prices. Telephone
1888
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13

Fair and warmer tonight; fair and
stationary temperature Wednesday,:
southerly winds. Today's tempera-
ture. 80. +. j. WALz. Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13

That Foley's Collie and Diarrhoea
Cure gives quick and positive relief
in all bowel complaints-25 cents
and so cents at NJ. +. Bahnsen's drug
store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13

The Burlington route sells tickets
for the Knights Templar excursion
to Boston and return at $685.. as
low as any other line.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13

The Burlington route sells tickets
for the knights Templar excursion to
Boston and return at 1886. as low
as any other line.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13
FULLERTON'S
Consumption Cure.
HYPOUERMIC.

CONSUMPTION a
stages At last scientific remedy and mode administering has been
Vegetable Gec introduced directly the capillary circulation ypoercaly
a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-13
Licensed to Wed

12-Joseph f. Dempsey. Miss AL.
hparetta I. Turner, Rock Island.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-31
SlaGt Baltimore.

Der nBtmlicO 0riptngGlu b"
laBt sur 3eit bic fcnnbabn iRr Die an
Wiontug, 0en 3. SUM, bcglnncnOen
;mcitcn 9fenren berrihten. OicIclbcn
peroeH ied5 Gage an0aaern. I'm ocm
Wanerman9el ub5ubclfen, lit stn artcz
Iiider Brunnen, PIG SUB ttek gegra'
ben woroen, uno l:cIert 6ieier cine bius
rei9en6e Wtenge guteS 9Saner iur oaS
Glubbaus, Die Srlbiine unO Die Sabu.
Sin 8ebalter, weI9er 10000 @alIOaen
@aner fuBt, miro auf cincm tempOror
errldlteten 0titeu Plae iiuocn. OlcIcr
yebalter miro lpGter uuf ctncn rs Sup
bOben 0erilt auT9elteQt. ts.5.s; s.~.ss:
Cine Yetitton I'm Die Seguu0i.
qunQ oc6 Ot0r0er5 W. =. Brlce, osiieu
0lnrldtun9 an >. 3uIi ltattiinOen ou,
lit pou ocm 9lnwnlte WtiQaro IS. GaylOr
auSgearbcltet mcrEeu. Olelsl6e wuroe
Yrice'5 Suter ;u9eionot, pelder llutcrz
iwrlften III ben Counties lammclt. s..
Ableben.-Sm lllter pOu 81 Sab
rem ltarb geltsru III lelner Wobnung,
gtr. 827, Guntons2l0cauc. Sr. SObann
9cdtoIo, ein IN pe,ten &reiieu bcfannz
ter gl9optip5Irgcr. Qr. 8tdltOlO mar
in Nalnrooe bel S6ot,en In Sciieuz
0arultaOt geboren unO tam Im Sabre
1872 nah Amcrita. SIN Sabre 1888
maro Ell nit Ietner Dor 3 Sabren geitOrs
benen Satin 9etraut uno CT btnterlGBt
iicbcn &inoer. Seine Seeroiguns i'm
Oet mOrScu, 9todmltta9S 4 ubr, itatt.
Canton unb sig blanOs
n--0ie eriten @ag9On5 Der BAL
timorcs0!iOole 9liperzSparrOw5: POints
gabu lO0cn beute in 8ctrlcb 9eieRt
weroen. YorlduIig werOeu bier @aSs
CONS aui ser JtOute bis sur 20fl00Iez
9iioerzgrife laui.n.
- Der palmetto. .6iid.Glub" anil
iirte lih geltern Ibeuo III iclnem Club
bauic an GQlOttz uno 0areltr., Canton,
f0Tlid. Cine meme amsrttantihe 6la9ge,
pelde ser Stub an9el6afit hat, rDarO
BON ren &inocrn GbGrlc5 uno Gmnla
9Ol;mann uui9SO9en, wabrcuo Oie&a.
pele 0c5 4'roi. u. StHou Die 9tutiOnaIs
0pmuc iptclte.
2lue Wttqlieocr oe5 Clubs waren 3uz
Qs9en, unO Die Seamter, 5. lS. 8lulr,
BrGNOcnt; Mm. 0oIsmunn, Yiccs Era.
iiOcut; SObn Yritaro, prot. Sef:etdr;
Gruit 9er5 5Slnun3istretdr, uuO 5Obn
SoLSmanu, S4uBmcllter, 5ielten 2lu>
ipraben. Inter leuen, ptlde al Ser
5SeIer tbcilnabmen uu0 ourd 8Ortrdge
3ur llutsrbaltung Der Anuelcuten bsIs
tru9en, iinb III erluabuen Die 00. 3obn
@armer, 9tl9arO Sarpep, s. Qcr1
Geo. &nou unb @Ow. &nOQ. Ter
Glub wuro in 1889 Orsauiiirt.
Sr. SObn :. Gnior, iun., belt
geitern abenO Dor Dem ,Tepublitanis
iden EiOniers@lub" ii 9lgblanOtOwn
elne 2lnlprabe iiber Die s3teIe uno
.3pefe Der repEblltanIiAcn @artet. 2llS
@Omlte oe5 Stubs iir ole am 6. Stunt
i'll Der nWtuitt 9alle" ituttfinOenoe
Ser Iammluus Der yJlepublitaniiAcn
2igaz@lub5 pOn DEarglano" wurocn crs
nannt Oie 'S5. 9obn SaoL 9Sm.
SdluOsrber9, GOu!5 8Obn unO 1tit.
0nrthlDm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-31
Grcibam's Snn.

Die SenefuH9 Der Sel1e IN 9plcdao, Su5.
Chicago, SQs.. 80. Wai. - Der
groBe Gobte Der 9tatlOn warb beute bier
3ur lesten Rube scbettet. Der Sabnz
sua, wslher Die 2eide bes beImse9anz
Qenen StaatssSefrerGrs @alter 3.
@rel6am pom 0aibiugton nad bier
bradte, fam furj nad ? llhr 9tadmltz
tags bier an. Die arrangements Iiir
Die 8eerbisung founten crit enogultt9
mad ser glufunit bsS Sberlten @Orbln
pom BAR 8unoesz2 z2lrnse, tueldcr al5 Der
Sertreter bss ErGiioenteu nm 9 l9r
SormlttaSs eintraf, sstrOHen werOen.
Sberit Gorbiu iiberbradte bem 9eueral
Werritt tie Sultrufttoueu bcS Brdlioenz
ten Slepeiano uuo iofort entwtdelte lih
i'm ,2luOtorium SOtsl," Dem Sauptz
quarter, elm reyes Greiben, I'M 4lleS
sur gci9enparaOe in SrOnun9 81 brtnz
gen.
Sobalo ser Trauer;u9 an ser @oOos
lapusStaiiOu (63. StruBe) untam, pra'
leutirten Die BORT in Baraoez6Ormatlon
aufgelteutcn Eruppen oas 9tmsbr, Die
GrOmmslu wurOen 9erTbrt unO Die
S0rnsr geblalsu. 2Idt Ser9eauteu Der
Gunoes Grutee boben ben Sarg aus
bem @aggon uno tru9en i'm na6 Oem
NIT feds 9tappen belpannten 2eideuz
maseu. luOrauf ser %eidenSug iib nad
Dem 6rieObOIe in Sewegung isste.
Gin Der &reu5un9 Der 67. StraBe unS
SjreenmooD. 9lpenue mar cine leldlte
Battcrie aufselteIlt, wel9e, Iobalo Der
3ug iid Ser Cemetery naberte, eluen
Salut pOn 13Sdiiilcn abgab, wO.u Oer
9erItcrbene ais General z0taiOr uuo
&abiuct5mit9lieO bersdti9t mar. 4n
Der Gmfabrt gum 6rlcobOfe erwartete
cine @8caoron &apalltrle nit prGlenttrz
TEN Setsnsewebr bcn 2eideniul unb
icete iid oann an Die Spiee Oeiielben.
Der 6rieObof ielbit mar anlaBlld beS
grG5eri6mIdung8ta9c5 oonGauienoen
oOn Seiudcrn angeiuIt. 2ln Der &lrhs
bOf8e&apsue an9cfommen, ma4te Der
Bug Salt, Der Sar9 paro in baS Gjcz
bduoe setrager uuO por Der &an5cl nlez
OergeItelt, worauf YaltOr Or. OtcPberz
Jon pon Der YreSbDtcrlunersSirde ben
fur3en yciden @ott.sOieuit ubbielt.
gtahocm ein gemtidter SbOr r2caO
&inOlp yigbt" 9ciun9en, ienttc man BEN
Safs in ole 9ruit, Die 2rOmpetsr bar
Saualtrie blieien Gaps" Die 8atterle
ieusrte 3u Gbren OeS Prdfosnten 21
SdGiie ab unO Die oiii3ieQe geIdsuIelcr
bate ibr @nOe crreidt. Spatcr mlro Die
yelde on einem nod nabcr 81 beltlmz
meuoen Blas bcerSigt luerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-31
gtr. 13O.
Sluri Spirr zines llniuQss.

Sobu 2eisuer uuo YbiIIpp @utltel itiirSeu
III ben Strlaoeraum oeS 9ampierS
>, ,Seogemore" biuab.-2eSner auseus
blidlid,. set6otst uHo S8attel leiGt
usrIett.
9II5 9eitsrn NbenS fur; nad Otitters
uud)t ote 9tadtihiat Ser 6raatuerluOer
OeS 0ampier5 rSeogemOre". Der am
Pler 9lr. 30 ;u 2ocuit BOint lie9t, oil
Die 2Irbeit 9ing, ersi9Hste li9 Elm llns
fal, Der Den SOB etneS Der Sra6toerz
laOer uno oie i4mere Se rleBun9 eiues
auoeren sur 6ol9e bate.
Inter ben 6ratltoerlaoern ser 9tabtz
i9Idt befanoen i!6 audi Der 26 Sabre
alte SObann Stt5ner uno Der % Sabre
alte Pbtlipp @aatel. Ser on Der 4Iice
glnnaltrube, uabe 8rOabwaD, mobnt.
Beioc batten nit ibrer 2lrbeit, benz Be-
laoen SeS SOroerfaitsuS oes Dampfsrs,
besonneu, uno iuarsn CUR .3eit uaeln an
Der SerluOelute.
Bl0Blt6 murbcn oie 2lrbelJer an Der
,nciten Scrlaoelute our1 einsn ge1ens
Sen S6rei auimcrtium 9suadt, umo
ocm @6aQe folssnO tamen tie an Die
pOrbere gufe. Sier trat ibEen Na9tel
MI blutcntem @eiidte entgegeu.
9erielbc fonnte nur nod iu9en, oaB
er unb 2ei5ner gu 9Ieiher 3eit auf ben
8OOcn Der 2ufe binabfir;ten, ebe ct
O1umadttg ;u 8OOen itiri;e.
2eISner lag itObuenO an Socen Oe5
Scrlaoeraum5 unO maro BON Ieiuen
@ouegen on 9ef gebrudlt. Gr itur6
icOOh balO uudOem ct uuf Oen Bier &C.
ibaiIt woroen mar. Die BOll3ei beS
iuoliden DiItrift mar uutcroehen BON
oem uniaIle benadrittigt wOrOeu, uno
I'M Yatrolwagen wuroe ber Scihnam
SeS get8ncr, Der an8sbIld uerbetratbet
mar, in Die OfOr9ue 9ebraAt.
Sadtel, Der srOBte ser beiNen Sera
ungIHftsu, tru9 aliitii9erweiie uur
cine lctdte &Opfuuuoe OapOn unO warO
in'8 nOtarDlanOtr llniuerlitGtSsS Oipiz
tai" uno pou bort aus, nadoem man
ieine Wunoe oerbunOeu bate, in Ietne
ySobnunq Qebra6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-31
SfzNiieiG.
Geffe Grifos n, oIfctt.

2onbou, %. Olui. - Ter rF0ll
WIaI gu;ette" wirO pom ibrem Spe;lats
GurreipOnoentcn in Sbangbai bepelhtrt,
oaB bort iepr bsunrubi9enoc 9erudie
i'm llmlauf ieten. Die lSieoerauFnabs
me Der 6etnOieligteiten itcbe unmlttslz
bar bepor. Der dhintiiihe Sice.&onig
aui 6Ormia iOu iid sc9en Die Central
Ote9ieruns in Selling aui9slebnt baben.
Die Dor 2amiui anftrnoen lapanll1en
8rie98idtffe baben tlur gum Ssfebt gez
mudt, uno bic bort lle9suOen franSolb
iden &reu3er unO &anOneubuote baben
bieie8 SellpteI belOlgt.
Slut 9uBIano lO1, wie aus Chang
bui gerIdtuctie uerlautet, luiebsr cine
trlcserildle Otiene aufIeeen unb 9ult sur
gepaItl lamen 5nterpentiOn on ben Tag
lsacn. ?Jtit FrOuillOncn bclnOeue2ran5s
Portoampfer ielcn i'm 0inbIif auf elne
mO9lide ruiiiide 2lttiOn ua9 Gtentlin
bcor0ert morotn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-31
GubQ.
Spn 80 ? II 90 0lIn

Sep Bef, 30. Ntui. - Der bcute
llbeno bierielbit etn9etrOHcue 0ampFer
;, ,Wa8cottl" brin9t Die 9tadritt aus
Sauaua, OaB BORT Der Grb RES '3nz
iurgeutenfibrers Sole Wtartt pOiitio
perneiut wiro. Otarti'8 Qsben mar nit
$4,000 ucriidert, Die ieine Satin III
coQcftiren tradtct. Die Scrlibcruugss
@clellIdaIten iolleu nun pOn gencralz
Gapltdn Wturtiue3 be GampO3 9ewclle
perlunst babcu, oaB Ofarti wirftid &C.
fallen, unO Der General iOQ iid genet
CERT baben, bieiclben 81 lisicrn.
Die 3eituna r2a guda", ueldle BEN
%eriuh mudte, bIcS gu per0iIentIi6en,
warO couiisjirt uuO Bic ScraHa9cber
oericIben bsitrait. ,3pcI Gubansr, S.
9l;cncD uno %. 3. Slan8cO, Eaiia9iere
Oes 0umpier5 rNtoscottc" uuf'Oer Qinz
iubrt, wurOcn 9ctcrn 9lbeno bel i4rcr
2ln.untt in @auannu 0rretjrt. 0a man
psrOa6tige Sdriitltiife bel ibncn iouO,
wurOen lie rad utprrOsGaitIe gebrabt
uno per6en ieOenfau8 erlhOiien iuerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-31
Ncwz gurfer HaGbridten.

9tew<2 Ort, 80. Wtai. - 2Sdb>
renO beuts SOgmitta9 0Ouuerneur WOrz
ton BON elmer Dor eem MOrtbzOenfmal
erridteteu Sribiine aus Die 9lepue ubcr
bic Yeterancu>Yura6c abuahm, marc er
pIOeli9 BON Der oiee iberiuGitigt unO
itIr;fe beluuBtIO5 nicosr. EOIi5cis2lr3t
Or. GIlltams, me!der iib III Der 9tGBe
btianO, wOrO bsrbcl9cruien uuo Der Grz
trGntte inter isIner 2eliun9 nad Dem
~ &lnOi iOrzpOteI" gebradt, no er balO
,piso:r gum ScwuBtielu fam.
BUR .3clt oe5 llufaQS ltanoen Gr'
YraliOent 0arrliOn unO 4RagOr Srong
neben ocm 9ouuerneur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-31
Nus Dem Suncreu MaryIanO's nno
ben angrrn,ruben Staatcn.
seuSnn,s setdIe G ,tnbccrotet.

Die 2eidc bes all Dienitug 20fOrgcn
in GuicottsGttp aslgndten 0tegsr5 Sac.
SeniOn befiuOet li9 nod in Sbbut oeS
2eideubcltatttrs Stephen Silliin9er Oas
ielblt, ocm man all pier Steueu elm
@rab ilr DIE gsiAe perla9t. StaGt5s
2lnpalt 9oiepb .. Wtc@uIre iuat in
Griubrun9 ;u brlngen, luer on Der yDnz
dung li6 betbeiliqte, nm blcieIbeH sur
9(eheuidlaft Ill slebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-31
SrrmildJtr tclegrapbiitbe SepeldJen.

= Mabsl QownlcnO, itiibcr cine be-
fanut. Sansertn in 2onoOner Ntuiitz
0oQsn, madite in Chicago tiucn Selbits
mOroperiub uno lieat nun tm Sterbcn.
Sle bate in 6Ol9e eiLer Salawunbe,
Die ibr ibr @utie bcigebraat, Die Stimz
ME uerlOren unO mar in 2lrmutb seraz
then.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-31
Scnti9lano.
SeruliiGteS.

SerIln, 80. Wtat. = Die Ytor6z
bsutidls 3rtun9" uerneint entitbieOen
Die 9fahrlAt, baB Die prOteitlrenoen
0fd9te Sorbereitunsen aur lntsrbrlnz
guns elmer dmeiiiden 9lnleihe getruiz
len, ODER Bag Die JtotbihilO5 nit O:r
Placiruns bcri:lben betraut pOroen
eleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-31
Grbrit uno sSnnuifrie.

Solicit, SQs., 80. Wtai. - 0i.
GOllmiIbltu Der n5umOis Steel Co."
wurocn 9sIt:ru iyub in pOllem 8etrleb
9eiee;. Wtebr alS 1900 ueuc 2lrbeiter
uUrOen elngeltClt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-31
Nebmett sic

eire sute 9eb.r.W.bi;in elm, uub atpar
beshalb, NEIL Die 9.ber Oas 8lut poqs
fdubis resulirt. SobnIo Die 2ebertbds
tisfeit trdge tit, pirb baS 80rperipitem
oerliOpit, oas SlHt uureiu uuo Der 9ause
Sorper mug Oarunter Ieipeu. Seoe Re.
oiln, pre SIR 9teintguug oes gIutes
empfobleu wlro, iou au9euOmmener
DiaBeu aui bic Q,b.r eiululrfeu. BE.
iorgeu Sie III baber io;ort ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-31
SranGe.

YuttOnsburgb, +, MO., %. Otai.
- SeaaunooreiBI9 NObHs uno 9ts
idGItSbauier wuroen leste 9tabt bur9
5eucr 3erit0rt. Der Ycrluit miro auf
100000 uno Die Seriidleruug auf
$50, 900 seidaet. s3ur 3elt Oe5 Sran>
0eS bcrriAte Elm beilIaer 98lnO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-31
0eloienoungen

na1 auen 9beiIen Guropa's btiorst prompt IND
6tni9 bic
Ggpeoitiea oes -1euiSdaen 6errripono oentem,s
S.sgS,s&6t SnItimnr,sStr. unh BofzOffir..1n.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-31
Spanien.
gSteoer Gin &ricasSd1iff aeftraroet.

SSteuer ttH #ftc9s1HIH 9fItraNOet.
Gan Seba ltian, Spanisn. 80.
Ntai. = 9as fletue ipanilde &anOnenz
boot 2adO" 1T auf enem 6elien aufz
9eIabren uno selunfe.. Sin 0tann BON
Der Seiasung srtruuf, Die anoereu "a
retteten lld Ourd Shwlmlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-31
ES~ Sine grturiion nud) oem s6Iatt.

B1@ Cine GrturfOH nud BEN Sdlutt'
felOe Don @ettg Sbur9 uHo u Il n b
?. SUM, Die pOriginal @arrtio on
YIcaiure 4iiemblp." GrfrIdUuseu
aQer Art peroeu ierplrt, uno fiuost I'M
9touuOtOp- Yart elm n5ucrsO CONCERT" fiatt.
Ser 3ug tdhrt pom oem 6ilenfraBeus 8abu=
boi nm s uhr 80 gtlu. WOrseus ab uno
halt an Der lluioH., Beuni9lUGHIa'aueRue-
uIo Sutton, StetIou all.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-31
Sn4tcite Shiiisnadlrid,tcn.

gtew y OFF, %. Hal. - AngstOns
men ut Der Yampicr o6apel" uou Sremeu.
outbamptou, 80. Dtal. lbge.
fahreu uu4 9tep.YOrt III Der 2ampi!r
p2uguita Slttoua."
Ser 2amprer ngabu" Don 9tew. Dort 1T
bier ausetommeu.
GonOO 30. 0iai. - Ser 3ampier
pWOntana" uou Baltimore iit bteg ange.
touImeu.
8iulal., 90. 0lai. - Taiirt 1T Der
3amprer p3oBmOre," uon Salttmcre mad
gIuerpOol beitlmult.