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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07

weddings? There we:e several notable
nuptials during the past six days, and
cards are out for Insny others in which
the principals are well-known society
persons. The wedding bells will ring
out right ylerrily until midsummer.
Society finds much 20 employ its time
just, now. with the parks Offering I'M
usual attractions the manyoutings and
excursions of prominent organizations.
and innumerable smaller afrairs-not
TO mention the preparations for the
summer exodus. which has not yet fair
ly commenced. 1t Will be but a few
weeks until the vacation period sets in
in earnest, but in the meantime there
viii be many notable entertainments.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07
JUSTICE GILLEsPY's COURT.
Six Additional Forgery Cases Againt John
Anderson.

Six Additional Forgery Cases Againt John
Anderson.
The case of State V. John Anderson,
charged with raising an order for 1896
to $685., came up before this Justice
yesterday, and the defendant waived an
examination and gave bond for Court.
Six additional charges of the same
nature have been brought, in each OF
which It is alleged he raised orders
against the town of Elm Grove.
Hattie Granthan-Johnson was ar
raigned on three charges of profane
swearing, and was fined 81 and costs
or ten days on each. She went to jail
Jacob Ruff was charged with being
drunk and profane swearing. The case
goes over until Monday.
In a test case for violation of the
State oleomargarine law, H. F. Ben
rams gave bond for the Criminal Court.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07
ABOUT THE HOTELS.
The Arrivals Registered for Yesterday and
Last Night.

Stamm-Kent Hall, New Martinsville; J.
Nicholas. Warrington; Charles Steger, st.
Clairsville, o.; Tom G. Brady, Clarksburg
NJ. b. Fisher. Charleston.
Howell-Geo. G. Stout, J. L. Stout Par
kersburg; r. c. Morgan. Amos; John Hen
dershot. Z. c. White, Toledo. o.; Chas. S.
Mcmahon, Bradford. Pa; W. B. Rodgers
Pittsburg.
st. Charles-A. Schaffer, John Galley,
Sistersvile; James ireland. Warrington
p. NJ. Murray, Parkersburg; G. C. Hobah
Chicago; James Solley. st. Mary's; D. c.
Derby. Marysville, Kas.
Windsor-w. NJ. Tobey, Parkersburg; T.
]. Campbell, Sistersville; Mrs II. H. Red
ford, Butler, Pa; r. S. Donelson Pitts
burg; E. w. Owens, Cumberland, Nd; D.
T. Mclaughlin, Pittsburg; E. ]. O'Donnell,
Toledo, o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

La Belle Lodge No. AZ, A. o. U. W..
at their meeting on Friday evening,
elected the following officers: P. NJ. W.,
c. j. Dickmann; NJ. W., Christian Vie
wig; Foreman. Thomas Rose; Overseer
j. n. Hendricks; Recorder, Charles
Steinhauser; Financier, Francis n.
Flood; Receiver, w. F. Grade; Guide
X. w. Hamm; Inside Waterman. Peter
Kossouth; Outside Waterman, William
Leach, and William l.. Rose. Trustee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07

MONG the many no
table events Of the
week. one of the most
prominent was the
wedding Of DR.. Oscar
W. Burdatts. one OF
the most popular OF
Wheeliug's yOun g
dentists. to Miss Ma
RE Z. Stifel, the win
some and accomplish
cd daughter Of Mr..
Louis c. Stifel. which
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07

took place Thursday evening. at eight
O'Clock, az the home of the bride, on
North Main street IL was a quiet af-
fair the only witnesses being the imme-
date relatives and few intimate
friends Of the bride and groom. The
parlor. dining room. hall and lawn were
taStetuly decorated with flowers.
palms and eXOtics from the green house
OF Florist LaUpp. and the scene was very
pretty. Al the appointed hour The hap
py pair entered the parlor. where the
guests. numbering about seventy. had
assembled. AID standing under a floral
CANOPY. they repeated the words which
bound them for veal o. woe. The ofici-
atlng clergyman was The Rev. VIM. VI
fert, pastor Of ST. Johns German Pro-
IeStant Church. Prot Charles Kill
myer played the MendelsSohn march
when the bridal party entered. and a
SOFT serenade during the ceremony.
The only attendant was Miss Laura Sill
uel, sister OF the bride She was be-
comlnSly atured in muslin de sole over
white SILK. and carried pink roses. The
Drlde looked charming in a gown Of
Wllle orocade silk. point lace. full bril-
oal ven, and orange blossoms. She car
rle0 IN her hand a bouquet of roses.
DR.. and Mrs. Burdatts received the con-
gratulations OF the assembled guests
after which an sat down to a sumDtuons
wedding spread, prepared by Caterer
O'to. Later they departed owes the B.
4 O. for honeymoon trip Of three or
four weeks along the St. Lawrence
river Returning. they will be at home
az the residence of the groom. on Siv-
teenth street. Among the guests from
distance at the wedding were NJ, and
Mrs Charles Sufel. Mr.. and Mrs T.onis
Demmler. Mrs Linke and dareb+er
Mrs. Louisa Stifel. and Mrs. VIM NM
har all Of Pittsburg. The bride and
groom were connected with the Ar;on
and have been prominent in social or
cles. The groom entertained the bscb-
cor members Of the Arion on the eve %
his wedding.
The marriage Of Miss Katherine CosD
Ncllwaine. a former Wheeling Girl ~
Dir. T. T. Chiuenden. a prominent
Young business man Of Atlantic Civ
n. J.. took place Wednesday. June 81
at high noon, in thechapel Of the Church
Of the Ascension, the Rev. J. II. Town
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07

HE month of
June, with Nature
appearing in her
brightest raiment,
green fl ED s,
spring blossoms
and fragrant flow
ers. all suggestive
of happiness, con-
tenment. hOpe-is
it hard to guess
why June is the
popular period for
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07
FINE FURNITURE

makes a fine house, and fine h'a
makes life pleasant: There is noit'
new or desirable in furniture that
stock does not present. We show ca
thing needful to translate the I3;BI
ease, comfort, enjoyment and satsi
ton into reality. House furnishing 81
art which offers limitless possibilities
the display of taste. 1t was on thST'
oiple that our stock was selected. Ns
collection of studies in furniture, ara
Drama of richness, novelty and ya-sF
FRIEND & SON,
mn14eod&dc 1908 Main Su''
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07

Shirt waists-our entire stock reduced
to almost half price.
Summer Corsets soc. worth 81 90.
Wide Persian Ribbons 9 sc, worth soc.
White Veilings, new line
Stock Bows and String Ties.
Patent Cant Slip Belt, best thing ever
invented.
swABACKER's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07

FOR SALE-My entire line of Har-
ness. Saddles. ETC.. at actual cost Cause
for selling, poor health. Address w. F.
Rice, Sistersville, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07
THE SAENGERFEST.
The Wheeling Singing Societies Leave
Monday.

Where the Wheeling People Will
Have Their Headquarters - The
Local Delegates-Governor Mac
Corkle Will be Present During
the Week-President Cleveland
Will Touch the Button Tuesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07
Republican National Convention. 81. L
Mo-, june 10th, 1896.

For the above occasion, agents O.
Ohio River r. r. will sell eXcg-
tickets June II, Is, II and 10 al one
for the round trip, limiting tickt
June 21st. 1896.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07

NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILROAD
to all points in Virginia and the South
via Luray and Natural Bridge For all
information as to rates, schedules, ETC.,
write to w. B. Bevill. General Passen-
ger Agent, Roanoke, Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Young man. go find a benson
In twisting words from TennysOn:
lis better 20 have loved and lost:
Than Co DE married and be bOssed.'
Exchange.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07

North American saengerbund. Plttsburg,
Pa. June S-12, 1896.
For the above meeting, agents Of the
Ohio River r. r. will sell excursion
tickets June 6, and at one fare for
the round trip, limiting tickets to June
13, 1896.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07

The welding of Mr. H. F. Paul and
Miss Emelda Miller took place at ST.
Joseph's Cathedral Thursday morning.
and was witnessed by a large throng of
relatives and friends. Later an inform
al reception was given at the home Of
the brides parents. and the happy pair
received many handsome presents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07

Thursday evening the Kings Daugh-
ters of the Thomson NJ. E. church gave
lawn party at the Island bridge park.
The place was handsomely Illuminated.
and during the evening the grounds
were visited by large throng of per-
sons. The young ladies served light re-
freshments.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-31
Grifnhcn ben llnredltrn.
Sin fd,limmer Srrtbum, ipeIcbem ;ipei @ens
tudp'er poIi3eizStamten auf Ger Sase nacb
rinem fiiIebtisen YcrbredJcr madDten.

SaIem, Snb., 80. December. -
3ipet Ppli3eibeamte aus QouispiIle
er16ohen geitern frii6 bel bem 8er1u6,
einen aus Dem 9efdngniiIe in Qouis=
bile, &D., entIprungenen poftrduber,
Der 81 bier Sabren 3u6tbdus perurz
tbeilt porben mar, ein3ufangen, einen
jungen Mann, Namen5 sSp6n 8ippeD,
auf Der bier 0leilen fublt6 BON bier
9elegenen Sarm bon Ri6arb Qanb.
Sin getpiher 8rpofs, alias 9ute,
bra9 am 25. Sttpber 8uIammen nit
feds anoeren Strdflingen, beren Sii6z
rer er mar, aus uno ipanbte ii6 na6
Snoiana, nm auf Der 6arm BON Gi6.
GanD Elm 8erited 81 finoen. Sein Ell
gentIi4er Name ion 2etpis 2anb Iein,
unb man bdlt Ri6arb 2anb fir ieiz
nen Neffen. gr lebte nit 1einer eiqez
nen 5amiIie elmer ffanbal0Ien Qffaire
tpegen in unfrteoen unb tpiirbe ME
entoedt lpprOen iein, penn i'm ni9t
fetn eigener So6n, Robert Qanb, perz
ratben bdtte. Der iunge Meni6 bolte
ben 9efdngniBf6lieBer Sobn 8rotpn
unb ben 0etettiD Sobn Serton aus
2ouispile unb geIeitete iie in Der Na9t
nu9 benz Qano'i6en 6auIe. Qlnitutt
gu Dffnen, fperrte Der Saus6err Die
Sbire unb rief Ieinem 2tr6eiter Sobn
RippeD gu, ibm aus Der S3eune Elm
9efpe6r 3u bringen. oSn Der 0unfelz
belt bielten bic 8eamten 3ippep fir
8roots pber 2anb unD ge6oten inn,
ftiQ gu iteben. Qlnitatt Der Qlnttport
bob Slipper iein Gelpebr, bijBte aber
bieie 0rpbenbe 9epegung nit oem 2ez
ben, benn, pon 3pei 8eboIoertugcIn
bur9bpbrt, ianf er tobt 3uIummen.
Der gefu4te POitrGuber tpuroe ni9t
qefunben. Die 8eamten ipurben berz
baftet unb iiBen ieBt pegen Mtorbes
i'm 9efGngniB.
9as 9efdngniB gu Salem lit bon
elmer iturfen Wa6e beIeBt, ba bic Be-
pDlferung Der Nu6barfhuft ni9t libel
2uit 3eigt, bic &entudp'er PoIi3eibez
dmten 3u lnn6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-31
Babnfrcbler in NnrosG arnliua.

RuGeigb, rs, 30, DECEMBER.
- Gin Sra4t3ug Der nSeaboarb2lir=
Cine" entgIeiite I'm 81 l1br 6eute frU6
5pei Meilen BON bier unb purbe De-
molirt. Sei3er 2etpis Sberbp tpurbe
unter Der umgeftiir5ten 2otomotipe gu
3pbe Derbrannt, pdbrenD WftI6iniIt
Sobn Robinion nit 5tpei Rippenbriiz
den bapon fam. 8ier Cramps paren
tur3 DOrber bonn 3uge pertrieben NOR
ben. unb man glaubt, baB bieIelben
our 8a9e cine S9iene aufrifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-31
g2r. 314.

Spanien babe in Teinen 8emiibunoen
sur Grbaltung Ieiner SpuperGnitGt
iiber Cuba Die SDmpatbie Guropa's,
alein europa lpinIne audi Die Sim
fiiArung bon &efOrmen auf Gubu. Der
Gr Yremier GuBerte Die lIeber3eu=
gung, DaB Der gegenpdrtige Premier
Ganopas Del GaitiIo nur Die gta6ri6t
pom 9eneral BeDler erlparte, baB Die
Yrppin3 Yinar Def 3io pon GebelIen
geIdubert lei, nm Reformen uno ipdz
ter audi 9lutonomie gu belpiQigen. Gu
guIta foll nod 5ugefiigt baben, er 6alte
WepIer ais einen Stein De5 2tnItoBe5
fir bic Yacifi5irung Gubu'5, oa berz
ielbe ieinem Poiten ni6t gelpadIen lei.
Sburf ton'S &riegsIui It.
Smabu, Neb., 80. Deg. - 9unz
bes Senator Sburiton belt bier por
Sublrei6en W(itgIieDern bes nGbautauz
qua Girtels" einen nit groBem Gn=
tbuIia5mus aufgenommenen triegertz
f6en 8ortrdg. @r ertlGrtt gletb 81
2(nfang, baB er fir Die 9lnertennung
pon Gubu's ltnabbdngigteit Itimmsn
perbe. Gr tpiini6e alleroings teinen
&rieg aber es gebe nod i6limnere
0inge, ais einen &rieg. Der 8rieg
lei Elm Don 8ott 9eIanotes 8elpitter,
oas Die 2uft reinige. Syn Der gan3en
@ei6i6te be5 neutrality-suspicious. lei
Der &rie9 Der md6tigite 5attor fir
Den 6orti6ritt. Sin &rieg, Der fir
5reibeit uno 8ere6tigfeit unternomz
men peroe, lei Elm @otte5 Srieg,
Our6 ben Gotte5 9tbii6ten in ben &C.
f6iden Der N}enIAbeit perpirtli6t
piiroen. Senatpr S6uritpn ertlGrte,
baB er fir Die g(nertennunq Gubu's
ftimmen perbe, nit benz poIlen 8ez
puBtIein, baB Spanisn Damn ben Der.
Staaten ben Grieg ertldren piro.
8on BEN YbiIippinen.
Nlaorib, 80. Deg. - 8ie aus
Manilu, uuf Den Ybilippinen, oemel=
bet ntrb, lit cine @arIhp0run0 QCQeu
Die ipaniibe Regierung in Der Yropin3
8ulucun aufqeoedt poroen. Bic
NotobiIitGten limb perbaftet, groBe ga
ger ppn Buffen unD &rieqsbeoarf Iiuo
nit 9eI6lag belegt poroen. ,Sn Ell
Rem 8efedbt 3piIaen Spaniern uuo
Sniurgenten i'm gtproen pOn WuniIa
iolIen QeBtere einen 8erIuit BON 138
SoOten erlitten buben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-31
Nus Giicrimht.

9urOn 60, 80. DECEMBER. -
Gbuarb ROia, Der in Dem 6auie Isine5
8ruoers Gale RoIa, zines betannten
Observation-Disclosures in Der gGbe BON
6OreitzGitp, pobnte, erI6oB feline 0ez
liebte, SRI. MarD 8rebl, in Der @o6z
nung i6rer S6Deiter, 5rau Stepurt,
in 6oreit=Gitp. gaa9bem Roid bas
Mdb4en umgebru9t bate, jugte er
ii9 cine Sugel in ben &opf. 0ie 8eiz
ben batten am Deibnu9tstage einem
Bale beigetpobnt, unb gfoia meinte,
bus MGb6en babe i'm ni4t nit Der
ge6Ibrenben Qufmertiamfeit bebanz
belt. sic geb0rtsn angeie9enen SAINT
lien an,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-31
Trau Cattle in ictt furirt.

9biIobetpbta, 80. 9e5. -
5rau GQa Cattle, Satin zines GaIiz
FORMER N}iQiondrs, peI6e in Qonoon
pe9en 2uoenbiebitabl5 5u 8efdngniBz
BAIT perurtbeilt, penige Sage barauf
iebo6 begnaOigt puroe, bat bic bieiige
PolDtlinif, in pel6e Iie ibr 9atte balo
na6 ibrer Qlntunft ba6ier bra6te,
ieBt perlafen unb ion DoutDmmen nges
beilt" fein. Die 9ler3te erfldren, Die
6rau befinbe ii6 bel oor5iiqli6er Sc
iunObeit uno 3eige feline Spmptome
hires friiberen Qeibens mebr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-31
Railways Ready Relief

6.ilt uuo usrbubcrt
Grfdlturgsn, 9uIten, peben 5als, S5ns
fIuen31, 8ron4itis, Qumgenent3iins
bung, R6sumatismus, ReuraIgie,
3oPff6mera 3agnf4merj, @itbma,
8ruitbstlemmurg.
Gs osrtrejbt in elmer big ,pan,ta ginuttn Die
immfitn { s6mtrjtn. Gint etugst,
Ha3Otm man oltlt WHFIgt gts'tn, brauht Nj.f
maHo msbr d mtrjsr ausjuttb
~Gs eripdrte 1pttor.Rsbnunssn."
3 7. RaOUop & e O., gttiU 9ort: 30 bobs
RaOipap's Rsabp &.laf i;it msbr, ais oTsbIJ CABS
SoftorER RtfnunQta pur9 tint naHotrbart StiiI
trait triparf. Sd bin tbcr oatiia Sabre alt uro
ibrtibs D,i.s bob. alter unD nttH QGO5IbtiiHotn
Sbrtu 9tlmtt,n Ju Dtbs 4u,s uuo mob mtbr
6tuirt,n, as 5it fir Oiti.,btu b,auigrubtu Uls
msut luOT fiHo otrb.iratbtt uHs bdbtn qrobt Ifas
mili.u uro t,iHs5 otriebsn tOIros ptTiaum,n, ObHs
"''IS3 5ttidE,a %,300 "' 'a f1 S9lsqsG'.
eour { 9GisItp, 2roouifsn Gro qjpot6,itT
S,rrtn RdOsuap & 60, R,Ds9ort;
Rir iibtri,rOtn Sbntn biumit Elm 8suauB Don
6tTra StaTp 2tap,r. tiu.m uHitru bst:n 6ormtr,
S: no IN 2' a SlT p. ga@aH etpoSn nS
bat bic ole our6 ieintn GlHfluB BaoOuDs : Hsabo
E,litf b,fdHOig i'm 9auit bastH uno oafd6t als
iton piel. 5loidtu BON R,u0p Etlitf in ittn,r ti'
p,ntn i5amlis gtbraub uHO pc TorInq .l9i'lt osif
fsb.u srprObt, er fanu ,s n3t G,uu9 IO6'H.
N6tungspoa
(gejti5ntt Saur l ltp.
RaOp p's RtaOo RtGitf Wiro am5
iunerli1 angtDunD Cir ba!bsr
ititiot in tp.rig,n Wiuuttn Rrdmpf, ebDiuoslz
eInFdQs lauren glaq,n, Raui,a, gTbrthtn, Sooa
brsnu,n RtrooFtdt, ShlailOFgt,it Iligrans, SIda
buua,n uuo Of. irHTer S'ib.0.rotH.
Wlalaria in i,in,n ptri6.Onsn Gormsn Diro tuH
rirt uno ptrbnD,rt.
Gs ai,bt i,iu 9,ilmitt,l in Der I9slt tptl9ts GlsE
b,r ,rN cdUsr;su ipplf ale iOriIlgeu f}tsbsr i'm
0tr,r NIT R ID MAPS 9iIisnl 10 i5H:l
furirt, pit
RaomaD'S EeaoO ReItef.
mr,is hnc nrn fflaids. 9si @potbsi.rn lu bab.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-31

@uperior, @is., 80. 9e3ember.
- 8on 13 8anten, tpel6e Dor einem
Sabre bier tbdtig Daren, perri4ten
jeBt nur nod bier 9eI6dfte. SSn Qlnz
betra6t bieies llmitanbe5 geben Die
8antbeamten Dem 9erne6men na6
nit bem 9lane um, bieIe 8anten gu
reorganiiiren unb gu elmer ein3igen
9roBen 9lnitalt nit einem &dpital DON
81, 100000 gu conIolioiren. Sic
gIauben, our6 Oieien Blan Die Sunbz
i9aft Der bieiigen W2ii6len unb Sc
traipez@leputoreu pteoer gu erlungen.
tpeI6e na9 DULUTH perlegt norOen lit.
Die an Dem 8orI6luge interefiirten
9tnitalten iinb Die n8ant BON Supez
rior," bic n8anf BON WeitzSuperior, &"
bic r4merican Gr3ange 8anf" uno
Die r8anf Of Commerce" Die Stabt
Superior bat in ben leBten 10 N}o=
naten iiber 100000 bur9 Die Gus
penitpn 6teiiqer 8anfen einqebuBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-31
Gtne Samilscn Wleo,stm.

3. NUlUH I"'l.
Rcspap & 60 - @.rt5s 6syrtul ID babe itoa
pi,l. giG.n s,gtauft, abr nod ftIH, anettrOii,H,
tu,lt. 70 gu. iUj. bic 3brigtR fHo. SD blb, RaoS
i,I5rr ond ansten in unitrtr Crtibat g,eebtn,
nm ID muS iapsn 0aB Fs h,ts D0atdnoig, Ssfries
oiuuue atpabrttH. QbfungsDol 3br
g gBells 4sariaQ V.sg.
Robpap's 9ilGsn b,nig',H orotntli5B
gtrDauuna oolNdrog, ausibsiouHg Der ptroauttn
Sp,ii,u uuo ,lu-U qsiuHotH Stub!garq. Sjs iuris
r,n Uiaran. Si!ioNtat. 9srtoyiuH9. iyrautHl.iosn,
,rdq. atbsr, lauren Ta9m Spsg:2Ft S9DiHos!'
Aaidus ttt
90 per Sba5t. @si apOibsisrH OosT p.r gol.
las gu5 .Ser 3atbg'bTs fpiJo gratis DTiaHst.
Raoaap p& o.. y. 3. Boz 365. 4slp.9Ort
u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-31
georg Bre6m' S
Sramerei,

y a T ave II {.
3as Bier Diro lest in Der grouerei auf (laIh,u
6ebSasa uHo Seii,gU1asR eRtsegen geRomMeu,
&elG15p1 giI. s99.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-31
|gA.FIl1,[l$

Gin.rlc mi. orOb Sb;r oudl,uo Der S6mtrl aud
fsr maa, otu Der NIT Rb,umltismus b,5aft.te,
b,ttlGQ,ris, Sroaliot 9trtrupptltt, VsroOlt, ar
Reuralqis GtiOtnoe ODcr irant 0lrni.b'rlttgtnDs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-31

len lperbe. Sbos. 2otprp, Der Straz
Benbabn Wlagnut, lpeI6er Elm 9iz
rettor jener 8ant lit, bat Don Netpz
Yprt aus, mo er fib 3ur 3eit oufbdlt,
teIe9rapbirt, baB er bort 10 pieI 9elo
fir Die 9ant erlangen tann, al5 bic
felbe brau9t.
Gin 8antfaIIiment in
81 a B q ma.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-31
3cberIeiorn.


Or. Raoruap 60, RrD'0py;.
g8:rtbs 6trrsn! Sd 'Oar i'it nabtlu JtVti 5a5Eta
frcnt uue coniultiyt. .tHjg: btr btEroLrdg,nbt.H
W,rlt, in b,R gtr Stalt,n. I'd 5tiu5tt 6ot
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5tis. SBaHtr trant bod i5isR anss 9itiss urg,bS
iid III i,in, oenn i'd lam t:lneS9tl.un9 Va6o.m ID
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nal NIT S6rtn ai1,u gu ptriu4:n Sd pa5, uub:.
lu lu.i ShatnlH pOu s.bTau6.. iHo;m id lDst o's
a5snOs ,b, t6 gu Sstt siHg, uuo BDti oss Diorgsus
Hab D<nl 1SrubtId n15m, uHo 0itis!JsH b1btn miE
nl,6r u.bof.n als G1ts QIroU,. mas Id bis isgt gts
brau5t 81 lit on osE 2t5tr U:ins 3aut uHO
n,int gustu warm gam sts, i'd hattie .iH oums
pies itldiriQes ej.iubt rDit Gin g,tSuuitHsr. uHo
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id i,5r Ugritop't IND m.iH Uturo uuo mtiEs Sunes
uar,R mttt,ns I7-no SU Npp,tit mar gitmli1
aut BOD pEr0.n bic Sptlin Hibt D.roaut, ionOttT
iaa,n mir idUu i'm WG8,n uEo ~ cuipurtt elm
oftrr,s Qufitos,n rTi:lbsH. Sd iorHts nur lttht
p,rpaulidls ep,iieu .iu. Bite. isHosH sic HI!r
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NaDman'S NeaOD Melief

ISire ipfortise Sinoeruus ueridbafTcu
Gs tat ipfort bic Qrobtsu Sbmsr3tU, ljnp,rt
GutjinOuna uno btilt RraHtbtitsH Der &uHssn, D.B
GRaQtns bts unttrlei5,s oo.r Der Srjisu uuD
Sbltimbiutt.
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rein p,a.ta5ildb. iuirfsu i6m,rlos, fnO bHbi5
ifb,r1ud.rt obn, G},bmad, flsi1 IMP I,j5i gu H,bs
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fen pi. Giug.psi5s in tlnsm Haturl9tH SgliaHosE
nhr, mhl. Rnfniriurrtn.
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nihradle tdali 70 s fs praisnttrt srssn anste,abt
2te6er 5000 An(pri6e fr6 Gesd6ft moroen
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Baf fbingtpn II, .. g., 80. 9e3.
- GourantzGpntrpIeur Gdels ertldrt,
baB er pegen Der in leBter 3eit Dorgez
tommenen Santtra6e feline 8efiir4z
tungen bege. SelbitreoenO bitten
acknowledgements INNER etlpas mebr
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itanO Der 8anten i'm Qanbe. 8ei Der
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nen 8unterott, ipnbern Inn cine frei=
fptlIige Qiqutoutton. Die ipdter gez
mslbeten 8anferotte feien bon GERM
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ri4ten gebe berOor, oaB Der 3uitanb
Der 8anten iiberaq Elm giinittger lei
unb ouB bic bur6f6nittli6e 8eierDe
Die bonn 9eieBe porgeI6riebenen %
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8rootlpner 8anten betrage bur6z
i6nittli4 34.02 Pro3ent, unO aus ben
neueIten 8ert6ten ergebe It6 cine 9fe=
ierpe BON 5 bis 10 9rO5ent mebr, ais
bas 9eleB pprI6reibe. Sm 9un3en
ieien bic Nationalbanten beute eben1o
iolio uno ii9er, ais ie 3upor, unb Der
gelegentli4e 8anterott bieIer oOer je=
ner 8ant lei obne alIgemeine 9eOeuz
tung.
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Wtontgpmerp, 2llu., 80. 9e5.
- Die gGommerciaIz8ant" in Sell
mo, cine Stautsanitalt, i6loB bcute
8ormittag ibre Sbiiren uno ndbm
cine lebsrtragung Dor. Sic mar cine
Der beiben grDBten 8anten in Selma
unb ibr 5auiment peruria6t betrG6t
li4e 2lufregung. Sbr Yrdiioent 1T
9enerul R. 80. Nelion. Sbrem leBien
gusipeife 5ufo1ge beliefen ii6 i1ye
9afiiba auf nabe3u 100000 uno Die
Qttipa auf ben glei6en Setrag.
Gpurant 6 On rpl eur
GdeIs mQ6t berubiz
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Ro3 eine 8ant in Milpautee fl0ten
9e9angen uno onOere bon ibren
8Idubigsrn iberGaufen. - Gine
Der 5tpei srDBten 8onten bon
Selma, Ola, iuspenoirt.-GroBz
Dem befiir6tet Gourdnt Gpntroz
leur @tels teinen 6inan5panit. -
Sn Superior, @tsc., eritiren nur
nod 4 BON ben frii6eren 13 8anz
fen.