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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-17
Haniru's GaGieBr.
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a6cr rpirflidb iciucu 3pcf errcidbt bat. 1T
urd, urscioiS.

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c;ngelauItnsg %sI2ayd1;31 bonn btit;z
iheu &icc=GoFiuL in 2lrGanlel beiFd=
tiqt De fahrjtt, Dab osr rortUa3ittle
Yplarforiner Dr. @aE5cn 1in in S!z
ferbait uno ouf a,m 3iitlps9a Oom
yloropol bcfinae. Ter beriibmte 90
larforIfsr YroftTIor Erbr. D. ytorosnz
Iti0lo in G5yiitiar,l lit Der 2ln5iht, oi:
0aAri6t, oaB Nr. @anIsn fih in Stz
derEait bsI;nOe, Iti QIlublid1. Ster=
tii6 DdG.qen perbdIt er iih Der WE1ats
ge9eni6er, Dap Ir. NanIen loirt!icQ
ben 9}oropot erraidlt 6abe, p5po6l Die
W}0gli6teit, oaB er tbatIdhlih 10 melt
gefomnen, nidt du3gsI6lofen lei. SSn
Oieiem Sale Iei an3unebmer, ouB; ais
Der ,6ram" nit Der NanIen'i6en Grz
petition an 8pro i'm 6erbIt 1898 in
oa5 &uriI6e Wleer gelungte, er eisz
frei YafIage in oirett nDroli6sr Ri6=
tung funo uno 0i:Ier folgte, bis er,
pam 9adsis eingeihIoIien, peiter
trieb uno 10 ou5 Der Pol umgeben0e
6eItIano erreifte, auf pelhem oann
gtanien. uro ieins 8s8leiter mittelIt
S6Iitten bic 5abrt bis gum 9eiuhten
3iele fortieBten uno auF Die ndmliChe
8eiIa Die RUtfabr gu ben 1ibiriIden
TbYaln bepertiteIigten. 8ei Den iibiriz
i6an JnIeln Iiro Or. NunIen uno Iein
8sfolge, ME man unnimmt, aufgebalz
ten poroen, neil pus Sis, ij6er Dds iie
Die Ridreiie angetreten batten, 1td6 ais
brii6ig erpie5. Or. Nur7er bate fri
fer bon Der gugorozStraBe aus an
Baron Son geidrieben, er beabIi6tige,
Den 3Udpsg iiber &otenp auf Den iibiz
ridden SnIeIn an5utreten, no 9unOe
fir r6n in 8ereitI6aft gebalten rpurz
Den. Scott SeIti5, sin NtitglieO Der
n8ritiIfsn 8eograpbiihen 8eIeGz
f6aft" unO Or. g{un7en'5 2lgent in
Gnglano, munoert Ii6, ooB er nod
tein Selegramm pon Or. Damien erz
6ieIt, fdlt aber Oeiien Riidfebr rad
Grrei6ung os5 Norbpols fir m0gli6.
g}ur Ourauf lit er neugierig, ME Or.
Ranien bepeiien min, Dab er pirtlth
am Bol mar, penD er nt6t Durh bort
gema6te 8eobuftungen Den 8eleg oa=
fir arbrin9en tunn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-17
gtr. A..

0pn 8eQeIdqerern il berz
fallen. - @ll5 Ijh Der 58zidbri9e
Uilfbdnbler Oariel 8. Stepens an
SomFfaQ 9(6eno um 9 llbr nub ieiner
an Der 8reen Spring uno 5. Ipenue
aeleQensn 5arm begeben polIte, ndro
er etlpu so 0aros pon @rn. Sbtrlep's
SauIe in Der @reen Spring &penue
BON einem unbetunnten 1tanne angez
fallen uno nit einem Itumpfen SItru=
mente me6rere 9Rale iiber Den &opF
qcIc6laQen. 2luf ieine @iilferufe ent=
flC6 iein 9(ngreifer, uno es geldn9
Steoens, fih ndh 9rn. SbirleD'5
QBpbnunq All 7hleppen, lpoislbIt feline
gBuroen pon Dem in3piIhen berbei9e=
ruFenen Or. &. Is. Sones BON Nrling=
tpn per6unoen puroen. 0ie1elben iino
GuBerIt T6mer3baft, ieooh ni6t le=
ben5oefdbrlih. Der 9lngriIf geIhab
10 pl0blib, baB 6r. Stepens ni6t elm
mai on3uQeben peiB, Of fein 2ln9rei=
fer Der lpeiBen ooer forbi9en Rui1e ar
oeb0rt. GjebeimppIi5iiten baben iib
Der Suhe angenommen uno meroen
GcFfentli6 Dem brutalen0tenihen auf
Die Spur tpmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-17
6rpIGiIOn III ciucm Yn(imnnz
NEnaauu.
Srci 9crioucu crIcirem id,pere uns scidbrlid,e
NcrlrRunncn.

Srci Gcrioucu erIcirsn idbwere uus scidbrlit1e
Scrleeungcu.
Pitt5 Burg, IS. 5ebruar-Sm
n YennipIpaniazSabnbof" an Der 18.
StruBe, na6e Der .llnion=Statipn, "
ereignete ii6 geItern cine @aiplin=@rz
pIoIion in Dem YuQmunzS6lofpag
gon o0DnObum." 5ruu 2auru SOB
unD 3Srl. Sable Gonrpn, tpel9e nit
Dem Reinigen oe5 Waq9ons 6eI6dftigt
paren, fopie Der 9orter SSumes Riz
6aros lpuroen oerleBt unO muBten
na9 Dem gDeitz8enn z6pIpital" 9ez
bra6t peroen. Die SFruuen gebruu6en
8uIolin gum 3einiQen Der Seppi9e IL.
Pliii6=ueber3iige. 9l0BIih CAB e5
cine fur9tbare Grploiion. Die i'm
QIG6agspn -6efiaaliaea BarieneR> fplaz
ben nit iolher @efpalt gu 8poen gez
fdleuOert, 0aB lie bspuBtlos liegen
blie6en. Die Seiten oes WaqQon8
Duroen berboQen uno ous 0ah tosqez
rifen. SSeoes 6eniter 1T 3ertriimmert.
Die S6lafmaq9ons o3ita" II. ,,Nep=
@ngldnb, tDel6e neben Dem ,0DnOz
bam" itanoen. purDen e6erfuQs tart
beI6dDigt. Ri6t Elm ein8iges 7SenIter
6Ile6 an i6nen Qan3. Der S6uoen
belduft iih auf mebrere 5auIenD DBL
lars. Wie baS 8aIolin Ii6 ent3iinoete,
lit nod ntft ernittelt.
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&a.aHG!cr 9iamGattniJmnggrl.


rprlCn iCtu.
Q6i[uoslp6id, 8u., is. 6ehr.
- 6ern. Aef pon Der ,8oetermans,
Nsnri6S, &sd 0iamono Cutting Go."
in Gincirn1ti, 8, einem Der grnBten
0iamoateu ,5rlpprtgsihdfte Der 8sr.
@tu1tsn, puroe geiterr auf Die pon
Dem Sp5};d.= IQsrten Deg SAaBdmtes,
9. s. GUrln;uG3, erhobene 8eihul7
oiQurq bin aerhaftet, Der 8eiiBer Der
an pergorsenen OienItugs, pie bireIts
0emslpct, Don GorD 0es bier geldnoe@
Ten Iampft.s .RhDnlano" geihmu9@
QeIter Supeisn 3u Iein. Q8ie aus Dem
0erh6re baroorQing, betrug Die 3ahl
Der perthpouen Steine, lpcl6e ant I'M
rehtmdBiqe 0ejIc cin9efiibrt paroen
IcQten, 563, uno i6r 8erth itelite Iib
auf $4,000. ga6 Der pprldufi8en
9epeisagfnlbme erIuhte 8unoeszDts
Itrift5annuIt Sngbum I'm elne 8er@
Ihie6unq Der psiteren 8erFunolun9eH,
oa Capt. 207epiB, Capt. oe5 nytbpn=
lamb" ais pi9tiger 3euge per6inoert
fei, uH.U;Teno gu Iein. 9unoe8= Goma
miITGr 9eu beniligte Den 2(ntrd9, uno
Ret nuroe unter $4,000 8iirgIhuft
qeiteQt, nel1e Die r5ioelitD SruIt &;
Oeppiit &c." in 9 8ultimDre lie
Terte. &ef Iungte am leBten 6rciId9e
pon 8remen in Nepz0Ort an, puroc
uber, nod ebe er feItes QanD betr1t
nprh1ftpt urO mr. 1eQeu Siclerhclt
DAB er in bieIiqer Staot auf Die ibm
beoorItsbenoe 8orloDung erI6et1en
peroe, nieber freigeIaNen.
DIS Gapitdn GotIe!DiB 5u 8e9Im
Der 8o9e perbafttt pur0e, ertldrte er,
Dab oa8 9adet, peIhe5 Die 0iaman=
ten entbielt, inn in2(ntparpen BON 3ed
U6erQeben poroen iei, uno oaB er piez
oer6plt Yadete fir SEED nit iiber Die
See genommen babe, obna 5u mtnen,
0aB Iie 9inge pon grOBem Werthe entz
bielten. Gr babe geglaubt, fte entbreI~
ten un6eDeutanoe 8eI6ente. Gbas.
6eB BON NelpzYorf, Der 9tnpalt Os9
S6uBpereins Der Snporteure ron
0iumanten, bate Dor Der @erbuTtunJ
SEEDS cine lInterreDung nit osm ii
itrittsunpalt SSngbam, in pelher er
bebauptete, Ieine 8lienten sntri6teten
90 pro5ant ulIer 30Qe fir 0jomanten,
Die importirt perpen, pGbreno bje6irs
mo, beren Wfitglieo 8cd lit, nur etnen
5teil Der Ubrigen 3e6n 8ro3e7t ent~
ridte; troBpam controlire Die Elrntd
80termann, 0enrihs &; Sad Den Gun=
sen GoelItein=Wartt in osn Ser. Studz
ten uno pertreibe Die reoli0en Sm=
porteure aus Dem GjeI6Gfts Ii=
itritt8anpalt Syng6um GuBerte Iih,
8ed lei auf Ieinen 3eiien pOn uno ndh
europa geruume 3eit BON Den Spez
3ialz2lQenten oes S6aBumtes I6drf
beoba6tet poroen uno e5 pjiroen
66hIt Qrabirenoe L. iiber3eugenOe Be
ipeiie Qegen i'm oorgelegt peroen, nfnn
Der san an 18. M}ds5 CUR @erbuno@
luna tomme. QBie e5 beiBt, Iino 9uz
benoe fleiner &ditchen nit 0iamanten
I6pn frii6er IDItematii6 etngeihmu9z
QeIt noroen, niht nur nit Dem oRbpn=
Lamb, 1onoern au1 nit anOeren6abrS
3cuQen pon 9tntlparpen unO GiDerpool
/ -uno~oie 8egierrH9 ieR, eiRs1 eRQrrrsn
8erluit an ,3pQeu erlitten ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-17
StaNt Baltimore.

Dte Somes 81. 6er6ertz2l f.
tbsilung Der confDoerirten @ete=
ranen bielt am SamItag 9(beno i'm
nGarroQtonz5otel" cine iturt 6eIu2te
@ecTammlung as. Gpnmanoant
Iorfd fijbrte Den @orTg uno W}aior
Tcntor Iungirte ais Setretdr. Sin
geI6MB, bic 8eieBge6ung fir cine
jd6rli4e 9ertoi[Ii9ung fiir oa5 oPi=
fespiQe Sonf0oerirten 5eim" gu err
iu4en, purbe einitimmig angeHOm=
men. 9r. Gbas. 8eus Smuu per-
madte Dem Gerein elm i60nes Bib
pon C6erlt Sumes 81. 6erbert.
3um 8efen Der 2(rmen
finbet beute in 6ouinsz6aGe cine
muIifaliI9=literariIAe 2(benounter=
6ultung 7tatt. Der Reinerl0s piro
morgen our @ertbeilung fommen.
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Gmpfinolid)c Strnfe iur einrn nc
nrrClln."

Mort f Ylatte, 92e6r., Is. 5Se6r.
TT nHep." QGm. 8ailen murDe qeitern
Ra8t BON einem 8jQilan5=Gomita Don
100 @ijrQern aus Dem 8ette ge6olt,
Qct6eert unD qefeoert uno inn beoeutet,
iAleunjqit Die Staot 3u perlafen.
8aileD lit ein 2(ppitel os5 8lau6ensz
6eiIers S6lutter unb pariu6te, Ii6 in
unqebii6rIi2er Weiie in Die 6amilie
zines Der prominenteiten 8iirger bieiiz
qer StaOt ein3ui6lei6sn. 2lI5 er troB
elmer oerben 3ure6tpeiIung ieine gu
orin9li6teit fortieBte, poro inn BON
oetS 'beiieren &luiie Der emp0rten 8ijrz
gerIhdft, meI6e pm ieinem 8ene6men
ooQe aenntniB qenommen bate, Die
aerehte un0 po6lperDiente Strdfe.
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56. Sabrgang.
s=strablem bet'm photographer

triitcn bcmerfcnspertbe RculiGtt, Oop ipsrotn nc
feuicu Giistie bel ortrait=2luindhmsH our1 ra5
iDunpetbarc elsftriid DE III eIic,a;:,
iusidcs jusrh nno uusi6Iicbli3 IN un)ertm |:'!t''
oHaeptucCt ipirp.
Sic 6arboucttcs" hi, moocrui;tu Grrs
trais, fpuroeu Bel Der fr3lidcu HatioHal ouo:Lz
tica ntr YtotoGrupbcu init Der Golosnen MtocIHe
prcis sqefr0ut.
lin oitit iiintitrii6tn GricuauiIe ibrtm Ncr'
hituie qemds eirSuiibrsu, HcitrR mir
y sleqaHte rJ mpsr al IT b Il c tt >
fir 81.
3ebengero gortruits su pOonIdr'H
Qrtii.u.
QrobebilOcr S6lidteit unp ;}ufricocnitcGuna in
R 6aro gDalsl'g ar 2 II / II O.
Ode Gutao= uuo Trantu= Strabt.
98jro al g9aibinaton's Geburtstn5 Gtofldet leln
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Gin ireNer Spibbnbc.

Sn0iandpoIt5, Sno, Is.
7Fe6r. - 8. 8. Garner, 5actor in Der
1ruderei Don 8. 9. 8uforO, et6i2lt
oeitsrn 3ur 2(u5ba3a6lung Der 2(ngez
iteQten bic Summe Don $500. NIs
er f6 aus Dem 8iireau in ou5 nebenz
an lie1enoe Gta6ljNement be8eben
poQte, I6luq i6n Elm 5remOer gu 30
ben un0 0erIelbe tsmd6tiqte 5i6 IN
ter pro6eno porQs5ultenem RepolOer
Ear fur Die Q(rbeitar beitimmtsn Gel
Der. Q(uF ou5 GeIhre; Oes llCberfalz
lensn ma6ten iid7 me6rere Ytdrner sur
0srfolQung o:5 ifneu Da0cn:iIenoen
Spib6ubsn duT, mtl6' QeBterer oenn
audi ein1a5olt, ij6,rpdltigt un0 gez
feIIelt Dem in5piin2a herbeigeformez
nen 9oli3iiteu ijberqe6en ir1ro. Sn
ieinen GaIfan ent0ette man no6 Ell
rsn 3neiten, I6arf QeluDenen Reool=
per. Man gllu6t, oaB Der 8urI6G
Der 6ier p0Lliq un6stannt lit, aus Gin
cinratj fam, oa er einen YfanOl6ein
DOT einem 8alDoerleifar an 8ineitraBe
Duiel6it, ionie Elm Yortemonn1ie nit
0tr 4oreIe eine5 gemihea Qp. &reinz
buro aus iener Stuot BEL iida trug.
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Ser 1Seucrbdmnu.
Sranc elmer . ltucb Sabrif. - 3rrfrruns
pGrtbppllcr MIdid)iucu.


.Gumoeu, 9G., IS. 6e6r.-6euer
bra6 geItern gto6mittag, tur5 no6
3 ll6r in Der Oeltu6zF zFabrit pon 5arr
II. 8ailep an Der 7. StraBe u.&aig6n=
Qlpenue, bierIel6It aus. Die 6abrif
nubm einen 8lod Elm unO taft uQe Sc
bGuos naren ous 9pI3 unO Elm OOer
3nei Stodnerte bo6. Die 9eiummte
5Feuerpebr riidte aus, aber bas leiht
brenn6ure Y}ateriol mar in tiir3eiter
3eit ppn ben 5lammen 3erit0rt uno
0Gu1er Iammt Snbalt gin9en perlo@
rem. Gs noren etlpo $50 YerIonen in
Der GFubrit hsI6Gftiqt. Der SdaOen
miro auf $4,000 geIddBt.
Grie, ga, Is. 5ebr. - Sm Sc
6Guoe Der n6eralD Yubl.Go." entItdno
beute y}ohmjtto9 Elm Srano, pel2er
eine 9ln3c6l lpertboouer &RaI6inen
3erit0rte. Der m1terieue 8erluit iOQ
$4,000 betrdGeu.
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9SeiBc sctoen. umo aletocritpHc.

ju 29c Gd,ts Seine iapaubc Scioc, tr:ra tUcjt,
pra&tpon QcciGnet iir Combinations OOrr 9ruut=
ttiOtr, rUiirocH nuocrspo 3u 59t. uIs Bargain be-
trabtet ipcrou.
3u 1Sc. pffcrircn mir 1900 Goros crcmc=f =farbioc
unO Dctt ooppe,tbrcitc Q8oo= 98arp= oenrietta, 80
,}oa brett, poitip 3Ot. Utrt5.
;3u 55c oficriren mir 1000 garOs 46 3On brsttt,
crcmc= arbq, uuo rtiBc g3ool g8arp= qcnrttta, ans
oerspo alcut5albsu III 81 O:rfaut.
81 4oc. ofcrircn mir 1000 SlarOs ocblinte 4tlos.
SciOc in idoutu, qeidliocn Muitsru, ionf alentbd-
ben III 7Ic r,rfauit
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geue SSriibiaDrS Slcioee- ttnO
SciOeutfofe.

81 20. ptrtduitn MIR 1000 War05 ntucn iicurir=
ten, i6IIernbeu tbuHQcublel Ntlds, in BEN neusn
pcrduOcrlibcH 5ribiubrs GifefteH, poftju iGc
D;rtb
3u De Oiierirtn lpir 1000 garps itacrnoe lo.
blrz6Iuotitpie, III jiueiialtieeu uHo pcrauoerlidu
Gffcftcn, ncld3c III fOlQenocu SduttiruuQcu tonr.
men: lobtnrbIG ulIo blau, altroid mn grim, braun
UIlO blut, icoe 0drO Soc ptrtb.
,3u l9c. Oiierlrcn mir rtHciOcnt Soiicta=S =Scipcu.
tottc lpeIdIe III Qctrcitcu Duicrn unO pcrduocr=
H3eH ErrcttH fommeu: OjsiclbcH nurOcu uu0crsuo
iu 81 ais bargain bctra btct ipsr0m.
3u 3lc. onc Die ucucu Scocu= uuO 94Da= GrIh=
s=<y0crrOTie III iu:Ialtiaeu nm Ucrdrocr=
dlen GIIsttcH, Die ouOcrsmo alcutbabcu 75c trnru
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Inter jdmcrrr Vlnl6uloigung.


Quncaiter, pa, 16. 6ebr.-9er
so Sabre alte S5obn 6err aus GOlum=
bia puroe beute bier unter Der Qnz
tluge perbaftet, ieine 5ruu ertDiirgt 3u
BADEN. Der 2eihram parb geitern
Ha6t in Der 8ehouiung oe5 Gbepaars
uufgeFunOen. 2ll5 6err'5 6eitndbme
srfolgte, itanb Oerielbe unter Dem Sin
Tlu7e reihlit6 9enoiTener SpirituoIen,
uno Die 8e60roen neiQen iit) Der 2(nz
fjdt 3u, OoB er uu9 oa5 8er6re6en in
Oieiem 3uitanoe beqinQ. Ser GOroner
DurOe benaari6tiat, unO bis 3u oeiIen
Gnti6sioe bleibt 0err hinter ShloG
un0 Rie9el.
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lSpoial Rabelbrsi. bcrift,t fir ben pStntfdeu
6orreipoHOenten" ourdh bic ollnittos8rcb" uno Die
RsiusQorter rNiiOc. Qrsis.J
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Grrmiidltr tcIearapbiidc Srprihrn.

- 2(n Der Stabtgren5e BON Gpunsz
pilIe, Snb., brangen 3lpei mastirte
8Guber in einen Wagen Der eIeftriz
i6en 8abn Elm unD nubmen bemGon=
oufteur, Dem Wagenlenfer unb mebrez
rem 9aiiagieren aQe 8ert6fa6en ab,
porauf lie iidb un6ebeui8t aus Dem
Staube ma6ten.
- @d6reno Ri6ter 90. 3. @orz
rem in Jranfforo ipeilte, brangen
9isbe in ieineWohnung 81 Speburb5z
bile, 8p., uno ita6len cine 8a1etts,
neIde 9antnoten, O6ligationen uno
anbere @ertbpapiere i'm 9etrage bon
$4,000 ent6ielt. Der 9iebIta6l III
erft ieBt entbedt lpor0en. Son ben
9ieben fe6lt jebe Spur.
- Der betannte Gunltmaler S6os.
6epas 6indlep 1T in ieinem 8e6urt5z
orte W3ilton, Naf., i'm 9lter DON SO
Sa6ren geitprben. Seine 8emGloe
Iinb in ben &unitgaqerien aler be-
oeutenben Stdbts Der Der. Stauten 3u
ftnben.
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Gut fit eleOcrmann .

Cat tin IcSey uinllrt ira,a6 cir: T,ei,in ,um
aEiu6r,r, TIM Das sQit:I 81 r,jrieu NIB oos
glt rtn 81 bs,.m. Gi:isuists, !psl1. sim.
m0ug 2tbtr 8teuIi5tr lo5luiIsf,t ps,r
Qulrer) utbm,a srhal;tn ate hi. 9orgHss ,irt,
rI:lc,n uES 4HQ,atla,a 25iUb5uues .gii:ttls: fer.
rtr ciat5 h5sf:arsn uitt,ls, r,!5ts oas glut r,i.
ui7t IND 52s saaJ. Sri.;m i1g!:. unb mcbr, ,pie
Eas. { II nj; oHs @sbsr GeqrI;rer r,s
sulist rs 2fb:r, srhaIt Re at;:O mn q,iuEp ;rre.
aesun 6is EtJJ - II qutsr @,riGiuus 5c'irat-
ic.rntH Se EH rrt ron Gi1l7ria, GCn;r,rcuff,.t,
g.-tau'usloIaisi, s9piitm,gjr uuD s3alilt:r.f.
:ir stijno,E rno I'd rj+: EI.ar 30 Esruatsro,toz..
,n.r uup q,ibrdAt ipaicH. &Lts RS ipi;b r.rt
tirs TRACE Stbtr hCICDrGs;lie;. 1u!s 9,rt-l.r..a
IND 77rei,ia raE Tsca:Ettibca Earn nvr Slan ha:.s
'iEcnl, I1tEH ne Sss.J rt9tie ar5,;tt: Cca',r
Eie pcn tiz,.H bisi,r S;Ss, t'iagsH isi1 b,riud,l
ei. G mmoHs &ibtr Gtaulatpr Sfr
o6rin h.r E.h.r NsnIiiu,n- LeLar cLs a-in.n
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isnseicen,s s6ein6e.
eiffe Nr. so.

e. CptrttupienESicenss6 s6eiudbe.
2iffe Ser. so.
Bureau Ger Spiritnpfcm Siccn, Gonmii iidrs.
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3rtric &nbfIScncId,ett-

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Der @ibgenpiienI6dft in Bern, cSpbn
g. Peut, bat geItern bamgunoes QrGz
Itoenten 2d6enal unb Dem 9icez9 Bro
iioenten 0eaher feinen 2(ntritts6efu6
gema6t uno Griterem 'ein 8eglaubiz
9ungsi3reiben iiberreidt.
- Inter Dem 9eroo6t Der Spipz
mage 1T in WteB Der frii6ere l1ntarofz
'i5ter Sdmittton} berbdftet norben.
Die 0}eBer Gioil= uno H2ilttGr 8ez
b5rDen iino eifrig oumit beI6dftiot,
feit3uite1en, nit mem Der 9er6uftets
ieit feiner GntlafIung aus oem W}tliz
tdrOi:nIt in 8ertebr itano. g8eiteren
9erbaitunqen iiebt man entgegen.
- Die bie5idbrigsn beuti6en &aiz
IermanDper be5 y. (f0niQli6 IG6z
ii56en) gegen bas 5. uno 6. g(rmeez
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ais je Supor. g}i6t peniger als 800
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
ISLAND CRY ITEMS.

Thu National Editorial Association Meet
ing-unlted states Court.
Galveston, Texas. February ts-Mr. C.
u. Lehman, editor OF the uaiiettsvllle
Herald. who was chiefly Instrumental IN
securing the meeting Of the next National
Editorial association for Galveston, was
In the city comforting with reference to
the proposed meeting and tha details In
connection herewith. The last meeting OF
the association was hold at 81. Augustine
Fla, and II was not decided then whore
the next meeting should be hold, II bong
lot with The executive committee 10 hX
the date. Mr. Lehman. who was q fncn-
Der OF the executive committee, thinks
the convention Will probably be held in
November, though II may he postl on a
until the following April. lie says tho
attendance Will he nearly or quite 500,
There were 600 delegates AZ Ct Augustine,
which In not nearly 20 accessible aud the
prospect OF an excursion TO Mexico. wi
be an additional lnducenlout for a large
attendance, Mr. lehman says no hopes
TO persuade the Texas Editorial aafo Ia
ton to appoint delegation TO meet the
National editors at the State line and
escort them to Galveston.
UNITED STATES COURT.
In the case Of tho Farmers Loan and
Trust company va the Houston and Texas
Central Railway company. IN the matter
OF the Intervention OF r. Il. r. Green, for
allowance 10 cover expenses aud counsel
fees. Special Master W. l.. Prathor, IN IN
exhaustive report recommends that ~ II
h. Green recover si0.SS9 .t6, 10 he paid him
out Of the funds In the rtgiatry OF the
court. and also recover all costs OF the
Intervention.
George Dotnian vs., j. u. wygai ct ali
Jury sworn. case on trial
Edward S, Newell OF al. executors, vs.
Eliza Cooper ~ ~: cret for March 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

Ita Provisions Said TO he Satisfactory to
the Interstate Commission.
The bill amending the Interstate com
morce act to admit OF pooling IL now
In the hands OF subcommittee OF inc
house committee on commerce II III
stated that its provisions arc satisfactory
TO the Interstate commerce commission.
IL Is considered doubtful n the friends
OF the bill Will do anything more than
report IL this session, The departure OF
John X Cowen from congress to take
the presidency OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Is looked upon AZ unfortunate, MS he was
one of the abcHt supporters of the rooi.
ing bill Those specially interested IN tho
new bill arc apparently satisfied with Its
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

provisions. The railway people practical:
~ accepted, every amendment suggested
BY Commissioned Morrison and otners.
who believed in careful restrictions upon
the railways, because they nre convinced
that no pooling contract will be OF bucn
character as TO justify the commission
In refusing 70 approve II. and that the
commission will not compel railway TO
40 TO court TO defend such contract
unless the commission is satisfied that II
has q strong case. II 10 provided thar
n pooling contract shall become lawful
twenty days after filing.
make an order disappearing a contract,
which shall become unlawful and non
enforceable upon the. dsts nxed, Such or
dsrs are sibject 10 the. review OF ths cir
cuff court, whore decision may be ap-
pea.ed TO the supreme court. but the con.
proceedings and the appeal, The only
fafse1iard for the railways u the provl-
sian that The case before the supreme
court "shail be advanced for hcerirL
stases arc n party" Some OF these re-
strletions were objected to by the rail-
ways last winter. but they arc now will
ing TO accept thom.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
INrrnNArIoNAL suNpAY scHoon

INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL,
Cofslcnna. Texas. February U.-Pursu-
ant TO the call OF the chairman, the ~.
ecuiiye committee of tho international
fleo OF Jink Eyans, chairman. Saturday,
on ron call tbs following menhcrs
c esss j. W. n' cr.wford. ii. q. psmon.
weatherford, W. IA. caifcs. waxahaehie;
co II si ap to date ss p0f Esp,Sdsd
for expense OF sscretary 81. leaving $3.50
The chairman reported he had written
subscribed at n former meetlnk to pay
up and thought most plsdgss would be
the last eon ve tsndesed his resigns.
ton, which was accepted.
Bruce Meador was elected secretAry
satisfactory TO both parties to continue
until the atnts convention.
A resolution wss passed. instrucunu
lake lax he MIA and ' DO ali IN IN Sis pewsr
TO arouse an interest In the work and
get rs large an attcndnncs At the next
Hillsboro was chosen as the next place
OF meeting OF the State convention. tbs
date to be some time In May 70 b. nrod
~ prosramms ' COMMITTEES was selected 70
prepare tho programme for the next State
convention composed OF finl Evans. ".
O. Damon and =. w. Crawford.
mitteo OF one 10 secure rates for the Held
worker md, also the next ststs corvvn-
lion.
work with all pnnFible y;sor, and they
ask a hearty co-operauon Of vi lnssre
OF sunday school work ,,..,
Chairman nyeerjye Commit
Ertscs ftendkw. hssrstssy and Sxel4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

veiasco, Texas, February ia party
OF gentlemen composed Of Judge j. c.
Walker, Waco; Captain S. u. Porter,
Houston; Ben c. Cain. ESD. Tyler and
several Others. wero taken down TO the
jettics this morning by Colonel \. l..
Foster. Captain Porter owns oonsidern..
bic valuable property Ia this cily. ana
water. while Judge Walker u tile owner
OF some rne bodies Of land In this and
AAtagorda counties.
day, and for time drift was running
Rock for the jatties Is egnin coming
IN. the yards which were blocked dur
inz III. riee have been cleared out. nni
nil work along the rock wharf II being
pushed as rapidly an possible.
The force IN the brush camp. who were
run out by the high water, have all ro-
turned and work 10 going on arasn, In that
quarter.