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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-24
Staot Baltimore.
Sin gN0ro bri SrangcutIe.

8aItcr gmiIp uou Nalhington an Der pqi'
luSelphier 6oao eritod)en. - SSIutam
g8ulie pom Neu.DOrt ais Der Wtoroer
uerhattet.-Gtu greet um isAn Gents
Die llrladJe.
WoIter gmiIp, Elm 25 Sabre alter
9(rbeitIu6enper, itarb i'm rSdltlmo@
rer llntperiitdts 0oipital" geitern
Q(6enb 80 llbr an Sti4punoen, DIE
inn elm anoerer vSramp," Namens
0m. @plep, beigebraht buben ioll.
Der @orfua ereignste ii6 I'M 6 Hbr
2(benbs unter Der Bride Der pgtorDz
li6en Gentral6aDn" an Der YbIla0el@
pbter Roao na6e SrangepiIle. Die
beioen N}Gnner, Iopie Elm oritter, gtaz
mems 9ar.ey "a. n, paren lett
San1ItQg 3uTdnnen. Sdrtdion uno
GnlilD paren &ameraben, Die nit
@plie BEL 8aDz&iepz Sunttion 5uz
iammen trafen. 9aridIon CAB iiber
ben @prfuQ foI9enOe @rtldrung:
rGmilp uno ia famen bon WaibIn9z
ton, um bier 2(rbeit gu iu6en; mir
batten 8eioe ettpas @elo, uno als mir
WDleD trdfen, t6eilten mir Die getdufz
ten Nabrunqsmittel nit Inn. 9e@
Qen 6 u6r 6eute Qlbenb gab idb Wplep
10 Gents, nm Bier aus elmer benaf@
bqrten Wirt6I6aft 81 bolen. Gr
tebrte Suriif nit Der 9lngube, Dab er
opn Dem 0irt6e 5eleibigt porpen Jet
uno fein 9ier er6alten babe; 6u9let6
ipeigerte er ii6, bic 10 Gents 5urud5u@
ge6en. oieriiber entItano Elm Wortz
pe61el 8piI6en @milD unD Wplte,
Der nit Der SteAerei enbete. Sd
Ia6, pie GmilD auf fein 8eit9t itur3te
unD 8plie elm N&eiier 5uma4te uno
auf unb Odponging. ~
Wplie tpurbe BON Den $50. Sames
Ntann uno Dinfielo Button DON
Srungebille berbuftet uno nab Dem
SErieoensri6ter Sepern in 9t9blanoz
tplpn gebra9t, Der ben Snbafttrten
na9 Der Ypli3etitatton in Ganton
Ianbte.
Ser Sn6aftirte ertldrte, baB er in
Selbitpertbetoigung gebanoelt babe;
er iagt, er lei Elm Seemann uno TAM
me bpn NetpzYort,
Or. s. 6. Shofielo lpuroe Aerbelz
gerufen, bod iab bieier iofort, baB
Der 9eripunoete Dem Sobe na6e mar;
er lieB i'm i'm Yatrolpugen oes norDz
0Itli6en 9iitrift5 nd3 Dem n8altt@
morer llniperiitGtsz9oipital" brtnz
gen. 9ier itarb Der S4perberpun=
bete I'M 10 llbr an tnnerli4er Ser
blutung; er bate cine StihDunoe
oberbalb be5 9er5ens, cine anbere in
Der linfen Seite 5nifden Der 3. uno
4. HiPpe, Drei Sti3e am re6ten uno
3tpei am ltnten 4rm. - 9r. Sob, Sd
9arbt bon SrangepiQe mar 3euge Der
6luttgen Scene.
Goroner Or. 8ilingslea Idnbte
ben 2ei9nam bpm 9pipital nu6 Der
Morgue, mo beute friib cine Poitmorz
| temzl4nterfu9ung unb bann Elm Snz
queit abge6alten iperben foq.
Der 8eritorbene pobnte in glr.
1915, Sii0z29. Strabe, 8aibingz
| ton, 9. g., unb mar unDerbeiratbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-24
Sturnt { 8 To il t b { It.
Ginr Sdrracns> lla6ri6t.
5reiSis Ycrionen iplien ibr Scbe't
uerioren BADEN.

Demins N.sM., %. 9uIi.-gin
iurdtbarer Gnflon ludte gteusWtcrifo
beute beim. 0as GtGSt6eu SiIuerz
@ttD iou sdu;li& SsritOrt iein unb 80
BeriOnen ibr 2eben perloreu baben.
Die teleeruphiide Sertinouns liest
sGnili3 barnieber, unO 9ouriere, pelde
au8seianbt wur6eu, fOnneu SlluerzGttD
nidt erreidsu, neil lammtIi3t Sruden
,eiit6rt mur6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-24
S1ldm6e!
8ermiid]te telearapbild)r Sepejden
fiir &artem, strase ttno s(ite

Sernttl9fe felc9rapgllyc Sepelwcn.
- Sn gerfelep, Sal, 1T Die gtadz
riht einsetrOfi.n, oaB IN Gan Salrus
Dor elm friiberer StuOent ser runipsr=
fiat BON Californian" Sboma5 9ieDa>
laoo, ipesen 6O9uerratb8 gum SoSe
perurtheilt ipuroe. Otan mirb oeriuz
den, burd Die YsrmitteIung bes amsris
faniidcn &Oniuls in Gan SalpabOr
Die Sinridtuus oss iunsen Wtannes au
per,tteln.
- Der Dampfer rNsloun" bon Der
rYorllanb>@bina 9ampierlinie" leste
bic 3sii pOM gOtOb nad BOrtlano
in IS Gasen suruf unO Elm Sbcil icis
ner aus Sbee beitebenOen 2a6uns paro
% Gage mad Der slbfabrt BON China in
9tep>YOrt selanOet.
- Sn Bottom itarb am Dienitas Ger
gdtb. 9. 9. &benep. BraliOent Der
ramericansGrpreBzG Ompa3nie," i'm bo.
hen Sitter uOn so Sabren.
= Yrai iibent Glsuclanb ion eiusewils
liat baben, Die Waldinerie'n Der gaumz
misunderstanding 3u atlanta, @a., bel
Der GrOfuuns in gswesuns au isseu.
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Arhrit nnb Snnnifrie.

so It on, WtaiI, %. 5uli. - Die
biciigen uniOucn Der 3immerleute bas
ben beidlohen, bonn /. September on
Oen ad)titInoigen Arbeiteta9 unO einen
&Obn BON 80 @ent5 pro Stunoe Su psrz
langen. Se,t 1877 arbeiteteu eie 3ims
mtrleute 9 StunOen pro Gag, ba Die
Sewe9unsen su @unfeu cine8 udlts
itInOigen Irbeit8tuge8 in 1886 1880
feblihlasen. IQgemein niutmt man
an, baB Die 2sutc mt ibrsm Setlausen
ourhorluQen meroen.
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llug!iif INN Scrbrc9eu.
GIN fol;bliitI9er Dtoro.


Starf, DtO., %. Suli. - U. 6.
Grain, GrsSderiii BON Gbriitianz@o., y,
waro seilern, mGbreno er in Carte in
ieiner 2Sobnuug iaB, BON benz BoItSetz
Mari6aQ Des Staot6ens meudlinas
ermorOet. Sine alte 6einDi9aft wal>
tete swiiden Seioen leit 9abren.
Gin Wctitcr Der sangfineerst otns=
feit.
Detroit, Wtia., %. Suli.-Saf
Cannon, in gan; 9lmerIfa ais Der &0s
mia Der Sisbe bcfaunt, naro beute iul
uSotcl Cadillac" uerbaftet, wabreub er
i'm Sesriff itanb, nlittelit zines 9ta9z
l6,Ih.lS eiae I3imnsrtbire gu Ofinen.
lin Der Serbaftun9 3u ent9eben, jO9
Cannon einen Heuolucr, ieoo6 mar Scr
&uGppel oes YOlisiiteu i9ueQsr, mie oa8
S9leBelien, uno Der 0i.b mug, ebe er
benz 9sridt pursefIbrt wirb, mebrere
Boden leln. Wunoen im SoIpital
pflesen.
Gin s6anobube aereht beitraft.
8uffalO, 9t.>Y., %. Suli.-grit
hcute waro bier befannt, oaB elm 9lrbeiz
ter Der srOBen 6irmu, SOllanO, @ruueS
& DiOntgOmern, SOl;banblsr, an perz
sunssnea Samitus 9elessntlib zines
Yicnic5 Der An9eltellten Der 5irma,
pel9es uuf Bud SOrn Sslunb itatt>
fanb, pon ben 6eittbeilHebmsrn pcssn
zines unnennbaren Serbredens setObz
t,t ober bod tOOtlid perwunoet purbs.
Die Wisbr5abI Der 9Siheuben srflaren,
oaB gilbert Surpriie, Oas iit Der Same
bes Sdanbbuben, Die Sniel niemals
Iebeno perloHen babe, wabrenb 9lnOere
uno oarunter Der @apitdn bss @rturs
fonSoampf.r5 bebauptcn, Surpriie iei
nod am seben 9elpeien als bic grturz
fionilten bic Sniel uerlieBen.
gSie Dem aud tmmer icin mag, Die
Straie; ble Dem Wtanne gu Gbeil warb,
unb msnn eS ielbit Der Sob mar, mar
nidt gu hart fir baS ben ibm peribte
Serbreheu. @r lodte SaS 9zidbrise
Waoden leines 8srtiIbrers in baS
@ebOl;s, oer9emaltiste iie uno wurbs
BON oem Gattr Oe5 &tnoes BEL benz SOr<
babsn Iberraiht. Der Yatsr riei eine
fJrcunbe berbct unS Surprlie erbislt Die
ibm ;ufoumenbc .3Idtisnus OermaBsn,
baB man lbn fGr tObt auf Dem SbatUrt
li.sen lieB.
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&eSen sic SieS!
pot 9priugs, Ari., !

9ot y pr1u 9 8, Nrt.I
ben z. WGrS '95.
Or. Rabnup & Co., gtsrp.gort:
Geebrte Serren - SD BIN raf ieit 3mei
3abren trauf gepeeu uu6 touiultlrte bic be-.
riibmteiieu Spesialiiteu Der Ser. Staten.
Sd nahm SdOer uuo traut helB,s WaHer
bon ben belBen GucIlen in arfanias. bod
id)eu MIR 9fidts Qinoe,uua briugen Al 10 OIL.
len. Rahoem it) Sbre Inseige 9eieben
bate, fam mir Der @eoants, Sbre Yllleu in
problreu uuo id babe natesu spei Sdad.
teln uerbrau6t; i'd nehme 3uei meuu id III
Bette sebe, etne uan benz Srubhud, unt IL.
baben mir mebr gut setbau, oils rrsenb st.
mas, oaS i'd anluanbte. SD mar Ieberlel.
oeuO; 6aut uuo Auseu wareu selb; in be-
iaB etn Sd]lai9efiitl uub fam mir DOT role
ELL Betruntener. ueber Dem Nabel empfanb
it Sdmeraen, ole oh fid Guqe oberbnlb bes
Wa9euS oN9eianlmelt hdtte. Dfeine @iuge.
pelOe Dareu uerftopft, meIn Yfuue unO
meine .Sunee Die meIfte 3eIt entsiinoet. Ger
Appetlt mar gut, bod foHute bic Rabruug
ui6t oeroaut meroen, lag mir i6per i'm Wa.
gen uub elniqe 0tuubpol iamen mir mieoer
h.ruuf. yiur Iei4t peroauIif. Sahen fonnte
ld geulsBsn. Seuben Sic mir gefdaiglt Sbr
yBook of Advice" (6atbgsb.r.)
A9tunssoou Sen gangs.
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SrGIllien.
@uglauo's @rabidliutjt

SueuoS 2Dres, SEN %. Suli.
0tabriAten aus 9iio SaneirO m,lOen,
baB Sic Gnslanoer Die SnIel 3rInlOao
ais britii9e5 @ebiet beani0ruden unO
bereit5 begonnen baben, oisle %o0un9en
&oblen bort gu laseru. Qa5 brailtaz
niids &abiuet ioll MIN beidlOiicn ba'
ben, formed su proteltir,n unO 3war
ourA oeu bra iiIianliden @eianOten in
2Onoon.
Die SepOlferuna BON 9tio @ranbe ou
Sul bat se9en Amneltirnu9 ser braiis
llanliden JisbelIen prOIetirt, neil ije
ood ME auib6ren piirOen. Die Jtube uub
beu Grieben Der GrOpni III loren.
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Cuba.
2ie nenefen WaHrihten aus Cuba

Saoanna, 23. Suli.-Gine 9ez
psihe aus 9temebios meloet, baB SDerlt
VsquerSo uno beIien COMMANDO fiir;z
lid eincu lebbaiten StrauB nit elmer
8ebelleuiduar unter .3ayas 5u belteben
bate. Die 9tcsulasen periol9ten Die
Sulurscnten meBrere Wtelleu melt unO
traIen babel uuf bic 6reiiharler unter
5uarsn Die iie ebenfaa6 in ole Tludt
l9lusen. General Ve9ambre iOu iid
nit 1900 Oaann in Se9uiiton bcfinoen.
@encral De GampO5 befiuOet iid in Sas
yamO in bel ter @eiunObeit. SerwunOtt
lit er midi.
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HuRlan0.
Tct. tttSifSdae N46r ffin dit.

ct. Petersburg, 23. Sult.-
Das &rtegsmtnllt lterium bat DE S:rlt ltar'
funsen Der @arniionen an Der 0renje
Der WtanbI6ure uno BON GOrsa nm
polIe 5met 2lrmeez&Orps an9epronet uno
auBerOsm btc Yilouna clneS mObilen
SclOlager8 bel SlaoioaitOf BON $4,000
Wtann an9eoronct.
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aus unlrrrr grfrlgrn 9. morgen
Ansaabe.
Sermildltc telrarapbilae 9epriden

- Die crite Slage unter Oer i'm
Stuute 9terusDort in &raft 9etretcnen
Squat 9itqbts Bin" lit iii Buffalo,
yt..D., unbdnsis 9emadt worOtn.-
0ort uertla9te Ser 9t:gcr 0fObert Gester
ben Gisentbimer bes Sob Dollar
5aloons," neil ct i'm angeblich Ourd
all;ubObe l<reiie fiir Die seforoerten gee
trdnte iberuortbeilt uno auBer Stano
seieet babe, ieinen 0urit in sewinidter
Q8eiIe su beirieot9cn, auf $500 Shas
benerias.
= gei osm Seriu@e, einen farbi9en
Desperate gu perbaften, perlor ser
Silisideriff 9iggtnbOtbam BON gtaiiauz
Gountp, Jla.. iein Seben, aber niat
cher, ais er Dem 9te9er, ben i'm nieOerz
i9OB, cine t06tlide SduBwunOe bei'
Qebra6t.
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19o0|tdnOige
Oer0auun9

rire burd ben @ebrauf) BON Haoma1'5
Yillen b.ruOrgsrufen. Serm0ge ibrer anti
6ili0ieu @igenidaiteu itlmultreu bieiel.
ben bic 9eber bel Der Nbouoieruug BON Sale
unb beren @ntlserung burd Oe@aueHgaHge.
2teie YilleH in 9oieu BON bis Stiid re,
suliren raid bic Ebdtigtett Der 2eber uno
befreieu ben Bati,nten BON oieien 9eibsu.
Gtue ober Swei 9tuomap'iGe Blaeu tdgIlb
geuommeu Don Semen, be biIi0ieu Shmer.
sen unterwortsu fus unO nit trdger 2.ber III
ihufien ba5en. halteu bas Spftem IN regel.
ndBiger TuntttoH uHb ftteru eiue seiuuOe
Seroauung.
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Selgtcu.

8rIiiel, 23. Suli.-0ie GaSifaz
len uno Solialiiten bielten beute cine
NtaienutrlamuluHs, in welder se9en
Oie 9fegieruuesuOrlase ben llnterriat
in BEN cOnieliiouelIen Sdulen oes 2anz
bes betreiienb, prOtsitIrt wurbe. yBenn
INNER Der 1tame Des ROnls5 obcr zines
Der Wtinilter 9enannt marc. wurben iie
auSge;iidt. SdlisBlib iab ii9 Die Yos
ll;ei peranluBt, bic 8eriammIuns auis
sulOien, mas brieood erlt 9elan9, nadz
Dem lie Is Der Sbeilnebmer oerbaftst
hnttp
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gurppdiihe Sabelberi6te.
Sbmchen uno Nnrmrgca.
&6iier gSiibcIm's Worofabrt.

SeliinsfOrs, %. Suli.-&aiier
@ilbelm uOn 0eutidlanO, an SOro Der
failerllden Sadt .SObtn3OQern" 1T
bsute bier einqstroTen. Gr ianOte ioz
fort elm GeleSramm on Ben Oeutf9en
&oniul III @enua, in welden er iein
geSuuern iiber SEN llutcrsan9 beS
OampfsrS rWaria g." ausipridt uno
nm uebsrnlitteluns wsitsrer GIn;elnbel'
ten erIu9t.
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9usmaaren. Separtemcnt.

Solds Yreic, ME fir bieien SerfauI offcrlrt iper@
ben, lpIrotn Hemas IrseEoDo oTferlrt.
75c uEo 81 uRgarHlrte 9ute. Uur oteleH Serz
81 so uHo 81 unsarnirte 9its. Sur oieien Serz
fauf ........ 25e.
SeiaB glItlf,I ebenio bills. put: DerosT gratis
earnIrt.
IS tommt pobI udlt oft Dor, peHn n6erbanpt, boB
ShneH Iut uRo SonEeis tu Serthe BON $500 iu
SSc. ofeurt weIoeH; garnirte quite ooer SoHuet5
i'm gSsr,ge pom S5 iIir S1.5O; 9arnirie quite uHo
SoHusts uI 2&ertbe pom So iir $3.50.
Sic toHEsH fiir peIia @elo 9roBe GIntdu1e MAIDEN.
EtniterzJtouIeGur, Gommerodder, Ntobel=lleberz
Sige. gBeupcn gle iih idriftlidI ms uHo mir
MAIDEN SbueH etHeH SofteHz4aidIa9; nlenri9fte
EreIie. (1C9O
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bensrettungs 8efelidaft unb Der
Sd)lepper W3cGlure eilten ben 8erz
unoliidten 81 9ulfe, muren aber gu
neit entfernt, uno 10 ertrdnten ale
9rei, bepor 9iilfe lie erretden toInIe:
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NeluzYnrfer Na9rld)tell.
grooi.'s Slubm lis5 ibn uid,t ruben

Srooie's 9fubm lieB ibn uidt ruben.
Gep@ @Dorf, %. Suli.-p Sing"
Gauaban, Elm 27siabriscr S6antfella
ner, welder in 9tr. 454, 3. slpenue,
wobnt, iprang beute irab BON Der
SrootlDner Sride in ben Slug. 0urh
ben Sprung erlitt ct inuerlid1e Serlets
3un9en, uelde es ibm unmOglia mad
ten, ser YOlijeI, Die ibn lOfort pertOl9te,
gu entrinnen. Gr beIinbct iid, sur :3eit
im nGbaubers ssStrGBensS oipital, lptrO
aber megen leintr fiIbuen Chat 9ert9t<
ltd 3ur Serantnortun9 at5oSen merOen.
Gtue peroerbltd,e 6ommiiitpn.
- Der Oampfer v3errier," luel6sr
beute bon 0emarara bier anfam, m:lOet,
baB er am IL. Suli, furs nadOem er
Den Safen oon Georgetown Uerla1en,
nit bem S6Ooner r@asle." weIder nit
Pana9Iereu uno Tradt 5wil6eu Sarbas
Dos unO Ormarura fahrt, couipirte uub
benielben gum Sinfen bra6te 2ln 8orO
be8 Sdooner5 befanben Iid % Yerios
nen, Balu9iere uuO WtannIdafteu, woz
BON "a 9erettet uurOeu. i3pei YfGns
ner, smet 6raueu unb elm Stub ertrars
fen. Der erite, welGer Den StoOner
nu3 Ger GOllilion perlicB uno iid in
St6crbeit braate, mar Der @apitaH OeSz
lelbrn.
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Cine pfiisicQc artcgsna6rt6t.

9apanna, %. sSult. = @ouz
perneur 2uque bon Der Probin8San=
ia CLARA beri6tet, baB cine 9lbt6eiz
lung Regierungstruppen cine SnIurz
gentenI4aar in Die Sludt i4lug uno
rei9e &riegsbeute madte. Bie gez
p0bnli9, tptrb gemeloet, buB Der Si6z
rer Der SnIurgenten, 3apas, unb bic
Mebr3a6l 9erer, Die i6m folgten, auf
hpn1 G3rhInrhtfpIhp hIiphpn
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GCutihIann.
Ste GprSer,t,,a ait Wsorocco.

Nv V~*~F**tStB WFs @7Vo~o<@~
Berlin, %. Suli.-Oer bsutIhe
&reu5er Otarie" wirO nddltsn WfOntag
i'm Saien bon Gansier erwartet. Die
9eIamnte i'm Saien liesenOe beuti9e
&rlc9smadt belduft iid Johann auT
1850 Otaun.
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0rnBbrltaunien.
Die VnrIa1,,entS. .9NobIelt.

9onbon, %. Suli. Sopsit wie
befannt, iiuo bis iett eripablt: 306 Sonz
ieruatiue, So uniOniilen, 124 %iberals,
SO Wc@artbDiten uno 9 BarneQlien.
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tim oeS OeloeS gS5iueu

Gbicaso, 9Q8., %. 5ult.-Sm
uersansenen @inter unteritIste Oraibz
De gallugona ieinen arbeitsloien 6reunb
$. DauibOIa uuo bshcn 6amilie NIT
@elo unO beute 'perlausts er BON Der
Satin be8 0auibpIa bic pOrseitredte
Summe 3urif. Oa Sie 6rau benz Ser
lansen ntdt nad toumen tonnte, bradte
8alIngona ibr cine tOOtlide SduBz
lpunbe bel uub nabm fid banu, na9.
benz er 9eie6en, mas er an9eriatet batte,
ielblt oas Qeben.
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1lm,pe.tcr TIT Ser,uSuIuanieu.

Dunbar, Ya., %. Suli.-ttniere
@egeno maro beute BON etuem beftigen
0teseniturm beim9eiudt, welder ben
Serftbr auf Der rSaltImOresSbiOsGi>
ienbabn" uno Ser Eennipluunia> >Sabn"
ituuOenlan9 bcmmts. Die Giicnbabus
brGden 3wilhen bier unO uuiOn5towu
iinb uabe5u idwmtlld OenlOllrt, unO in
ben Dunbar Giienmerfen" uuo Der
Dunbar Sire Srif 6uctOrD" muBts
Ill 6Olqc Der lle6erldwemmuns Der yes
trieb einSelteIt werben.
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SlcirerffpHe.
NicmalS 10 billia, ais lest

CSC. iiir sos. 9aHsmoneEe Ssrse uno seHriet:a.
35c. 1ur 15c. iranioihe Surab=Serse.
4Sc. Iur 81 =3eibcritoffc.
2as aNoulment beitebt ans bparieH uHo Iarbl'
biaen StOifsr
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Ser Sturm i'm Neuz Werifn.

9ttft 10 i0linlm, Ipie man evlt aunabm.
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Start. Rcsiifrator, Baltimore.

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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-08-16
FIGHT IN A BAR-ROOM.
BOB FITZSIMIONS AND JAMES
CORBETT TRY TO PUNCH
EACH OTHER.

Last Saturday night Bob Fitz-
simmons and James Corbett
came to blows at Green's Hotel
Philadelphia. Fitzsimmons had
just come from the Winter Cir
Gus, where he has been giving a
bag punching exhibition. He
was going over to the eating bar
to get a lurcheon with his box
ing partner, Thomas Forest.
Corbett, his brother Joseph, w.
A. Brady and John McNeigh, a
member Of the Corbett Company,
were standing near the clerk S
desk. The party had been
drinking, and in spirit of brag-
gadocio Corbett attempted to
phil Fitzsimnons' nose. The
latter backed away, but Corbett
followed him up, and finally
Fitzsilnnlons stopped. In a mo-
1ne1lt there was a general melee.
Brady picked up chair and att
tempted to brain Fitzsinmons,
and the latter threw him to one
side. Corbett's brother then took
a hand III the game. He struck
Fitzsi1nmons in the mouth, cut
ting his lip. Forest came to
FitzsinnmOns' assistance and he
and Joseph Corbett were tussel>
ing about the place, knocking
chairs and tables to the right aud
left. Meanwhile Corbett was
trying to get at Fitzsimmons,
and then McNeigll got into the
struggling crowd. Seeing the
odds against him, Fitzsi1nmons
picked up a heavy water decan-
ter and hurled it at Brady and
Joe Corbett. The flying bottle
went wide of its mark, and strik-
ing a heavy iron column was
smashed into a thousand of frag-
ments. A reserve force of police
officers were called in and IN a
few minutes the men were sepa-
tated. Corbett and his party
left the place. Fltzsi1nmons'
clothes were slightly disar,
ranged and his shirt torn. One
of his hands was bleeding and it
looked as if it had been cut with
a penkrife or some other small
weapon, although the wound
might have been made by piece
of glass from the broken decan-
ter. No arrests were made.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-08-16
TWO YOUNG MEN KILLED
IN AN ELrCTRIC CAR ACCIDENT
ON THE OCEAN VIEW
ROAD.

The $50 train OF trolley cars
for Ocean View Friday evening,
consisting of motor car and
two trailers containing upwards
of 200 passengers. met with
dreadful accident at Tanners
Creek bridge, four miles from
Norfolk, Va. The motor car
left the e1nbank1n ent just before
reaching the bridge aud was
thrown into the creek Oh the
left hand side of the bridge. A
number of the occupants OF this
car jumped into the creek and
were injured. The second car
also jumped the track. The third
car remained on the track. lSev-
eral persons were more or less
injured, but not until O'Clock
Saturday morning was it known
that there had been loss OF life.
At that time the working to1ce
discovered the dead bodies Of
Arthur Z E.Gatewood and William
c. 1iurdough in the mud under
the forward end of the second
car. which went into the creek
on the right hand side. These
Young men were Oh the front
seat and must have been killed
instantly. A boy who was also
on this seat was rescued at the
time. but his injuries are serious
and may prove fatal. The young
men who were killed were resi-
dents of Norfolk, each about IS
wears old and were students at
the Virginia Military Institute
last season. Young Gatewood
stood at the head of his class III
| ali of his studies. The company
/ saw that the disaster was caused
by spike having been placed on
the rail and have offered a re-
ward of 81 900 for the capture Of
the offender.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-08-16
The Bloomer Girl.

What next? says the New York
correspondent Of the pittsburg
DlSbatch. The bloomcr girl has
added pistol pocket to her cloth
dcvouring pantaloons, and carr
rics a real bullet hurler III it.
The authority for the statement
is none other than one of the old
est and most experienced cycling
outftters i'll the country-a man
who has made more plain and
double skirts for devotccs Of the
wheel than any other tailor of
either sex. The new fad is not
confined to the bolder bloomcr-
ties, but instead has been bloom
ed by the weak and modest
wheclcsses who have been annoy
ed by recent acts of ruffians on
the road. When pistol practice
becomes part and parcel of the
wheeling course those who poke
fun at the cyclinnes in "kicks"
will take desperate chances. 1t
has been demonstrated that a
woman can fire a bullet straight
ST than she can throw a stone or
a skillet.