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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-10
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Ter praftiisD. 2grcriflncr iudbt ecs Seut'd'en
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Oenn er lit elmer jener 8elebrtsn, mel
d}s Die @1hsimniie otr Hutur aus
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mar, 0as CLAUDE idJ d6ar ni0t. Eh
bin Der llsbsr5auQung ouB tr ourh
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gtbtimniBppQen Strableu er}ieli irurz
O3n, pdren nit 6lilfe Der ioQanonn=
ten Grootes'56en &06ren erldnqt.
0ieie 96bren toiten $50 uno mebr.
81. GojIpn meint, oie5er hobe Yreis
lei einigernaBtn binoerlih fir DEN
cDmm2r5jeQen Grfol9 Oe5 neueD photo
grdpbiihep 8erfubrens uno er bal lth
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3u er7ietea, palhe 3nsdoianlid5 IinO.
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SrnOips 'idlgn RDhrs. bieteu Den 8uz
REORGANIZATION Qeringeren 0ioeritdnO
uno in 5Folqe oeIien iino Die Strdhlen
trdftiger, penn lie ouf Den SIT photo
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nsr0en. 9r. G0iion lit Der 2lnIiht,
ooB gt0bren in groBsn Y}engen gu
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Profit fabri3irt peroen t0nnen.
9rpf. Roert8sn'5 @rfin=
oun9 er3i2It einen
prattif6enGrfolg.
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prattiIde 2lrp2nOung Der B6otograz
pbie nit 6Ulfe Der 3oent9en'i6en
2itt7tra6len gu 6irurgiIhen 3meten
bat Ejer eipan iebr bafrisoigennen @rz
foLg auF3upsiien. QroF. Gor Dpn Der
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pslfer nm 0ejhnu6ten b. s. in'5
gain geidohen nOrosn mar. Die &u=
gel tonnte ni6t gsfunoen msroen UNI
Der 4atjsnt lit groBe S6mer3er
nafoem Die 0unos iid Qei6loTen
BATE. 3sBt lit e5 gelun9en, Die &ugel
5u finoen. 6iinTunoOier3ig W}jnuten,
rafr,m Die Photographic bergeiteut
mar, nuBte man 8snau, 100 iih Die
&uqel 5efuno.
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g}r. 35.
StaOt Baltimore.
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G;fft iciuer, Qaiciu riu Gncc III madoen.


Gift icinerl 2nien Gin Gncc su MAIDEN.
Der IS S$abre alts @tor9s @ortz
mann luaro Qtitern 2lbero tur5 Dor s
llbr in 6aijmua3s.oism 3ultanoe IN
Ieiner gGobnurg, 9lr. 6l2. Sito-Ht=
QeiterItraBe, i'm @,tte Ijegsno ouf9c=
fun0en. Neben Dem Bette Itano our
einem Stuhle eire bis luf Den leBtea
3ropfan gele5rte 6laite pelhe Die
QlufIhrift r2auO1rUm, Git" trug.
N}an IhuFfte 6urtmom i'm Ydtrol=
luaQen oes 0itliten Boli3eIOjitrttts
ms ,8altimprer llnioeriitdtS 3oipj=
tal," no Die 2ltr5te Grtldrtcn, Dab er
pa6riheinlid) Qeneien nsroe.
6urtmunn Der I'M 6eI5 @oint=
0}artt fir einan Srn SucObs Slide
pertauTte, ertldrte, cr blbe 0d5 8jft
ocnommen, neil er dr6eitslo5 uro pom
Ieiner 5rau perIaHsn porOen lei. Gr
bat 3nei &inoer unO IOll in Der l2Bt2n
Seit tart qetrurttn babsD.
Gompuqnie 81 b 0 m .. u c q i
nj en- Der W}arDIdnoer g}ationuIgaroe
Deranitaltete omSamitaQ einen Baud
9(6erD 3u @6ren DOn GdpitGn S.
0inQleD BON Der GompoQnie &.
Sin oe3peruter 9te9er.-
Gbas. Spencer, Elm Neoer, nuroe Qcz
tern pom 4oliSciri6ter Sunner Den
8e60roen pon 9altimorezGo. au5ges
liefert. gr lit beIdulbjqt, am IeBtm
gGabltaqe nabe Dem y9aD9iep =2(iDl"
etnen oeIperaten 2lngriff auf BENSON
itdbler Gbus. .8prman, Der i'm perbafs
ten npIte, Qemuht 5u BADEN. Gr
trie6 Iih an Qenanntem Sage in Der
NGbe Des ,,8aD=@ielp =NipI5" berum,
unD ais @orman i'm uno mebrere an
oere g}eQer perbdTten lpoQte, 5og er eis
neu 3epoloer uno fhoB auf @orman,
ohne i'm gu trefFen. Damn entflob er
nu6 SomerIetzGountn, uno bort puro
er balo ooruuf pegen 9lnqrifI5 uuf
einen WeiBeu perhdftet unb ms @e=
fdnqniB qeIunot. Nm Sonntag, DEN
2. 6ebruar, enttum er jeoo6 aus Dem
GjefGnoniB, uno qeItern Oerhaftete i6n
Seroeant W}i1uel 8lat pom OItIibsn
OiItriit in einem 0au1e an 0Opertr.
g}ah0em er in 8Qltimore=Go. pro-
3eIIirt mprOen uno Ieine Strafe dbqez
Iei7en bat, miro TT nuh Someriets
Gountp qeidnot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-10
SrlbIimuro rines 9cutIben.
Gr erid)ie6t iTcb, rurcb elm nerpGics SppileiSen
fcif um Cen Scrftane scbracht.

96iIabeIp6io, 9. 5e6r. -
8m, 8. RpQer, 80 Sabre ait, lpo6nz
6uft in gr. 857 SroottpnitrdBe,
ma6ts gsitern Na6mittag eiasn
Selbitmorooeriu6, in0sm er ii6 in
Die Iinte 8ruIt i6oB. gr bate Ieit
ldngsrer 3eit an furdtburen 8opf=
icbmer5en 9elitten uno leBtbin ertldrte
er, n;nn niht baIo cine 8eIierun9 eiloz
trGts, lpijroe er ielbIt Der Sdhe Elm
GnOe maiden. 8e7tern Nu6mittdg
beaab er iich in iein SAIaF3immer uno
einige W}inutan ipGter b0rten Die
0aus6enp6D,r einan SnuB. Man
Ihaffte i'm 10 ffneQ, ME m0gG6,
na6 Dem n9res6nteriunerz6oIpitaI, /"
ND bic 2(er3te Die 3offnung ousTpra=
fen, ietn Ge6en 5u retten, 0bsr nod
ieI6i9n g(beno5 fou6te er Iein 2eben
aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-10
Iranrigrr Iuo zines GtnDcs.
sdIimme a6tlpTatcit elmer Meutter.

6ildbeIp6iu, 9. 5e6r. -
6rau Goitb 9orpsp mar geItern W}itz
tag aus8,gangsn, nm 6leiIh fir Das
N&jttagsiIen ein3utuufen. DIS lie n14
eini9en Minuten naG 9auIe 3urijdz
te6rts, BOT iih ibr Elm i6retli6er 9(nz
bid bar. Sybr prei Satre altss Sod
terhen mar gu SOD: per6rannt, GS
i6aint, odB oa5 &ino am &UGanoTen
geIpielt uno Ieins &leiosr in 8rano
geiteGt Bate 5rpBoem Die W}utter
nur qan5 tur3e 3ejt a6neisno gene
len mar, batte Die 8leiae bod f6on
einen Ifredlifon 6lommentoo gefun=
BEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-10
BcoaurrnswcrtBer lInfaa.
3pei Sinner ritIldgeu upu Gem cinfirIenreu
Zsooruitciuc cincs nieDcrgebranuten &aus

8roptIpn, H.=g., 8. 6s6r. -
22yn einam 6du56en an Sort 6amilz
tonz2(Danua, in Der 9}d6e Der 81.
StraBe, bred 6eute frjjb Elm Jauer
aus, mtl6a5 in Dem Ipoe 3peier Sim
Der reTultir'n Iolte. 9u5 8e6duoe
6rannte Douit0nOjg nieoec uno nur Der
aus ,3;eqelittinen errintete Shor3z
itein blieb itc5sn. S5n tinolih,r 0eu-
gjeroe 5sg15en Ii8 g}admittdg5 Die
neuniGGrt9e u}innie Spe6t uno Die
I'm 3nej Su3re jjingere 6orrp 8oBsn,
beglsitet Don Gopdro 0jQ, 18 Sabre
aft, na1 Der nod ruudanoan 3uinen,
ais pl0Bltb obns jeoe5 Warnung53ei=
den Der SfornItein urter Tur6t6uram
&ru6 3uIummenitijr3te. Giner StunOe
angeItrsnqtsr 2lrbeit beourFte es, nm
Die peritummslten 2ei6sn Der baiOen
W}Goten unter ben 5riimmern FER
por5uIaafftn. 6iG fat f4nere 0unz
Den am &ppfe unO ejnen 6iiftenbrut
QQDDn Gatruqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-10
Sf)lattrr ais 8agabnnO.
Ter 6laubcnsbeiIcr ipg iItb anscbtidb pcscn
@aueitreidbsrci i'm 6efinsnis bchnSen.

Ter @iaubcnsbetlcr iog nd anscblidl rpcgcu
9anritreidbsrci i'm @efdnsnis bcfinren.
Sun8ernunbinp,9 9. 7Fe6. -
Die 8eumten Des 6ieIigen 8efGnqniIz
les qlau6en, oaB ii6 Der piel6eIproaez
ne 8l1u6ensbeiler 5run3 S4latter in
ibrer Debut befin0et. Der mpiteri0ie
@efaagene narb am Dsrgungenen5reiz
tuge unter Der 2ntlage Der QunoItreiz
6ersi per6aftet, berpeiqert u6er ieOz
Deoe Nusfunft iber ieine 9erion.
9em S6erifF 9e8enij6er erflGrte er,
baB er uuf einem Wtault6iere Die gu
mdz0ijIte burdtreu3t babe, uno Der
treue GefGbrte ieiner Strap13en Dor
menigen 5agen perenoet lei. Die 8ez
idre;bung oe5 2(rreitdnten puBt Dolz
itGnDig auf Die peri0nli6teit Shlat=
ter's unO Die 8eamten iperOeu in ibrer
2(nIi1F I'm 10 me6r beitGrtt ais
S6l1tter beraits einmal Dor oyu6res=
Triit in Cotton, Sal, ais 5ugeOie6
6inter ShlOB unO 8iegel gebra4t
nurpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-10

8ier Sabre ging i6 an 4riiden, in
6olge eines perrenttan 8eines; puroe
jeooh our6 Die 2(npenoung Oon ct.
Satpb's Del ge6eiIt, iArsi6t 6ranf
SO9niOn, Rui9zGentre, &ani.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-10
Sic 0emrTs crrr,ttr i'm.
Gbc Gin Scrbrctbcr firbt. lcst or elm Sefcmnts
mis- db.

&nprDilIG 9. 6ebr. - 8or
bier Sufran Duroa Sam. Cummings
DON Der 2(ntluge, ben Sumes Perrp er=
morOet 81 babsn, frei9eipro6en. 0ez
tern erbielt er ndbreno elmer aU8emeis
non S6lGocrai, an Der y batAsili9t
mar, cine t0otIid5e StuBmur.os Gbe
er itarb, lagts er oa5 8eitGnoniB ab,
o1B er ben W}Dro perijbt fat, oeIien er
bsI6ulOtdt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-10
Sin cpfcr ieiurs 0eiGtIiuns.
Ginem I5idbrgcn Surid,cu pcrecn beiec
y3ciue abaefd,uitfcu.

2siue absefdnittcn.
HorristOpn, 9. 5Fe6r. - Dem
Y Sabre alten George Gaiial, DeiIen
9ater Gowaro s. Ga1el Der 8eIiBer
Der W}a6lmii6Ie in GuIterzGtatiOn lit,
muroen geItern W}orgen beioe 8sine
abgei6njtten, ais er IL Der 9t0pe ,ejnes
odterli6en 6auIe5 auS tnen i'm San
qe befinOli6en 6ra6t5ug Der Stomp
Greet Giien6abn" 81 ipringen bsrz
iudte. Gr DurOe nah Dem 0oIpitul
9ebra6t Do4 gIau6t man ni6t, DaB er
nenaiRn mirh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-10
GrueuulIu0Cn.

HaIbingtOn, 9. 5e6r. - 9er=
m 2lllen BON bier, 9ripat=SstretGr 0e5
G6er6unoes zRi6ters 6arldn, iit gum
6iilfszSefretdr Der @,ne3uela=GOmz
million ernaunt nDrOan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-10
@alber Yrets
WV fur ale N~Ne
Jl(dMle(, lln(err6(6e, ,Sei0en-UaiQen.
S@' $SS@s y o. 3
4zneI ~
Z|l,1] 1]@=5AN[

% Qtu'uitrtt @rott @oboir R6dc, hisltn Juiams
mcnaciabt, poG eefiittrt suqc6nittcu in Der neues
ttsH Wtooc bdnet ausgc3cbnet 6crtc.=
lnHssfofttn bctruscn S3. 5cBt r'OHiiTt .4S
val
40 icrto Qcmadjtc @cielibni;. Rodc non 6oncus
Grcpon l9ebcvei uro pom Qsmuttrtcn nit Seioc op=
prctjrtcH 6ciocrtoiicu Crqclpiciin- oocr 5ulam=
mcrQcfabtcr &iidcn ibycr Qciutttrt ertra melt,
nit Gambric=@pritoB cinQtiabt in Sammct, rcbcn
eiOrcs, Qaquiu Sacou pciitio 500 sS3 ar
iotrtD. &tBt rcOuIirt Guf e0o'
80 Qsmufcrte iaparii5c SciOcuz uUo GdtaizSts
ocn=laaen in alien ocu ucucu ocircfttu Gifcttcn,
bcrQctsut nit cr'rus9roBcn cTuBboa @crmcIu, unO
ieOcr Saum ioygfcl;tg qcnd9t &cgu= SS OR
ldrey Qreis -. &tgr '"~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-10
0riuot=1tutcrrtht

in rsu,u uno alien Spradsn, in Dat5smatlt H. T. IN.
8urbcr,lturq iiir StuIcH alsr Graoe mel u2iUsriis
tdt, Joni, fGr ole oeutidb;u @ebramtsYruiUUssn.
y. y. . I)0aFl11, Str, nah: 9;ortb, nSe
(Ap1Il6 y SIIoSoSl Niaoiiouz2Ip,nu
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81



= gNIe e EaIBT, 2df 0Es NlIltIs
S6pdger, 9er5og GrHit 8iint3er po3
S6lcspig 6olItein, pieotr ieinen
leihtiinnigsn 2ebenspanOel begonnen
Ssin S6loB in 9rinterau iOQ er in
groBartiQem StDle uno unter QroBcm
&pIteraufnanoa auF'5QrG6tiqIte aus
Itatten, pG3rero 8erljnar @alolei6er
iaine &auicpntrdtte nit fiinf5iQ 8ro=
sent 0iscontp SIR 8erduBerung be
reitniuig au56iat5r.
- Der &oiier peranIiultste am
0onneritage elm 8ontett, Dem audi Die
Derpittpete &aiierin 5rinorid BEL
nDbnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-10

GO Gct6prtc @roaodot6 R0dc, in @lau urO
s3Dar3 ounj 98oleutu3, eau oefitttrt nuO Or
tciit, Gitden nit pier Cr9ciptcijT= 6ottcn Sic
&lciocrma6er pcrlangu bios tur oas @critelcu
$50. Gic. fcrtiggcma6ten &0dc lest Ss OR
rcou}irt aui . g. ~ "O
- i5uarje oppyetirte oenuitcrte Iiobair5 uuo
Sturm ScrQc @dcaibofts =&Odc, 5uQei6nittcn in
Der ucuccn 9uauin= 5ocou, oani unO gar Qcitittcrt
qcitciit uno nit Summct tiuGciuBt pc SS9 ~
ftiuer l9crtb s.. Sect reoU}trt uuT .C
3 Iailtu ans Qcmuttrtcr i5ilcruotr &toss
ScOs bcrQcitcat nit Der ucutu Ogeitu6pi9cu ~or=
@gcct 6rout. grove sRcloncn 2Icrmcl in alien id5o=
ucu Gifeften. %trtuuit BON ZEN 2uocu
I'M Obcr,n staOttbcil iu s.. 3eBt rcons So. .97
3irt aui . SD~""S
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2:r pvcuB;T&s &rieqsa,;r::It,r
8ronIayt ,. Saeu:n9orf Fat i'm amt
lj6sn ,Reid55anjei9er" eine ErtLG=
rung erllheu, oer5uTolQe Ilnt Der
2(usiaqan o,r 8eoatteurc oo5 ,@Drz
part5 fsTtIts6i, oaB tein 8Camter oe5
Grie9smirjiierium5 oen 8naOfnerIaB
res &uiiers anLGBlia oes Is, Sonuar
friih3eitjg Dem io3iaIoenotrotiidcn
Ger.rllnrQan psrrdtban 6at. Gi, I'm
belarat3r hdttc in Der 0ruderei Don
D(ittlsr II. S06ren. in rpel6er Oas 2(rz
NEE 8srorOnungsbIatt 6ergeItelt
miro, einen Qb5ug oe5 Grlafss geitobz
len uno Dem .8ornGrt5" 3ugetrugen.
Der &r;eg&minjIter fiigt oisier lei
ner @rtidrur3 Dem n8orpdrt5" eiz
nen 9ieb 5u perieBsn, bin5u, OdB oas
8ldtt Oerartises I4on ossbal6 be-
nuBen mijBte, neil es idbrli6 10000
W}art oarausguba, nm Den Sojialiiten
amtltfe @e6eimniiie 5u ent6ijlen.
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Ont fit e}cOermann.

SAT- cin asosr Himmt trgsuO zine mleoi;iu Ium
abfa1rsn, I'M Oas spt,m 5u r,inis,n, unO oas
glut rein il ba!:en. GilsEiaeu ru,Its nj.
mOus 2tbtr Rt0uIirtr lGlufFaistt oSer
eupcrl u,5msn, sbaItm al, pi. gorlHo, zines
rrlosu urS 4usn'bmcu gbfHiruHgs.gsitte!s; f.r,
u,r stacs H2gtsuOtH @lttt.ls, n,Bts eos glut r,i.
uigt uro sas game sgii,m nar't unb m,5r. ri.
cns. SimmOns 9sbsr G.QuIfr.r r..
7u.irt ri. 4sbsr. srbdlt fs aftiD uHo q.iuuD, uuc
fotru oi, GsbsC f5 III gutter @eriafurs b,iirott
rrrotu Sie fd irsi cen gsaIaria, G,sasuirautn,it,
Q,rOausnslofsi,it, a0piiamsrl,u uro 0artlsjbids
t,;t bsiiro,n uHo fb rirt mtbr 70 bsrunterlttorr.
rusu uuo a,iHpa5; fHblsU. 2lues has ,uiro Durt5
,ir, TRACE G,btr herUsrgrufsH. Guie g,roauura
uro Tr.ii,lH bon Wag:Hlti0tn fam nur oarn iiatts
f:ro,E i1cuH d, @s5,J Vj5tia arbsittr SUGt.u
Ei. ruu ,iHtm oititr StI0.E btiolsr itiu o,.iuasu
Sic Simm oUs gioer 3sauGator Ge
Qsuiq Der G,b:r Wtt0JiEsa, tsftr ais GiQ.a.
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Scr SentIdle Correspondent,

EdsIid, p6feutIidb uao Gonrtaes,
q. giaiuc, Gi9enfbimer nno Heoaftenr
(siatoIscr roa &. 9iaiue),
elopeitzgdc SaltimorcsStra6 unb Boit=Sifice-Grs
Treis bestd aIidleu @Iattes, ourdj 9rdoer tsiOrst
12l, &ts.; td1Eidlc mo Spnntag 90 9lueaabe Is
Geris pro 9Do, Sabbuy on bic bas 8latt beorgeHben
Gr60sr.-Saalidl rebit Spnutaas 9tus al be inter
9orto 8oTousbeSahur1 $3.50 pro Sabr, iiIr fur5ere
Stt i'm @srhdtrie; fiT bic mod eutl dc atusaabf
NIT S0Hntaes poriofre, nit @bsug @lubs,
81. so pro Sabr, raU ir9eno eiHem SCrte ocs H.ans
see, 81 ratt europa. GnuutnaS =1usgabe 81
pro 9nbr.-0as bette nre biaigite Otutidle SIatt
u ecE MitteIz uno SIolaGtsR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-10

9as &olon!alamt fat jeBt oa5 neu.
QusranOerung5gefeB in 8eratbunq,
na6 neI6am Oeuti6en @uapcnoerarn,
Die it4 bereit ertldren, nld ben Deutz
Ihen &oloni2r 3u geEsa, no .iie audi
9Isi6 ibrer MilitGrpflidt gsnugen
t0nnen, aIerIei @ergiinitigungen in
2(usii6t qeiteLt nerDen ipQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-10
8r 8riin0li4ere ii Il nteri IL
Dung be5 g 4petn:z
fIeif4es oerldnqt.

SIN 2aufe Der agrdriI6en Debate,
nel6a am leBten W}ittpoA i'm preuBiz
Iden 2tb9eoronetenhauIe ituttfano, srz
tldrte 8raf 6osnsbrosh, 0uB in 49
unter so 7SGllen, in Denen i'm S6neiz
nefleiIh SrihipsH entDedt puroan,
oieIis 6leii4 aus 2tmerifa n19
9eutIfIaro importirt mar. @r perz
langte oa6ar cine genauere unteriuz
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-15
WILL cIRcUMvENT THE TURK.

Red Gross Society Has Other Means Of
Helping the Armenians.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-The following Off
cial statement has been issued from the
headquarters Of the national Armenian
relief committee: 1.-THE reported intention
Of the Turkish government to refuse the
American Red Cross society permission to
enter Turkey will not cause the national
Armenian relief committee and it's
branches throughout. the country to relax
their efforts for an instant in raising
funds to save the $4,000 Armenians who
are pcrishing from starvation and ex.
pOsure.
1.-THE national committee is the author.
lied agent throughout the country for
raising funds and supplies to be distrib-
uted by the Red Cross. provided 1t enters
the field, but in case the Red Cross Is ex-
cluded the national committee has author
ity to use existing agencies on the ground
or organize new ones so that all contrib.
utors may be assured that their gifts will
as speedily as possible reach the sufferers
for whom they are intended.
MANY are not aware OF tho fact that
relief work to the extent Of not less than
500, 600 has already been successfully car.
ried out in Turkey during the past three
months under the direction of strong
and Representative committee of foreign
residents and diplomats in Constan tinople
through European consuls, and the Amer
leans who to be are found in all the prin
cipal cities in the interior
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-15
THE MARKETS
New York Financial.

new IOfk E10o0o1Als
NEW YORK, Jan IL
Money ON call nominally at sos per cent !;
prime mercantile paper 6ss per cent:
sterling exchange steady, with actual bus
insss In bankers bills 1t 4sQGsSp1< for de.
mand and 4S71SSG4Ss% for sixty days: posted
rates, HSSsss and Ass1sSAsols; commercial
bills, 4Sek.
silver certificates 671z@s71s: no sales: bar
silver, CTS Mexican dollars, s.
new Is registered, lis; do coupons. lisa; SIS
registered. ll2ls; SIS coupons, 1l2l4; As regis
tered, 1O61S; As coupons. LOB; IS registered.
g: Pacific Sc OF %. l0J bid
Chicaro Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. Jan. Il
The following were ths quotations on tbs
Board of Trade today: Wheat-January,
opened 567sc. closed 56ssc; May, opened 5e,Sc.
closed $3.50; July, opened 5Qesc, closed 5V3zc
Nay. opened 2sl4c. closed 2ssSc; July. opened
z1fc. closed 3l.c. Oats - january. nomi.
nal, closed l71Sc; February, opened l71s closed
l6c: May. opened 1850 closet lo3Sc. Pork
January. opened @e.3J, closed ~ ~; Nay,
opened % 60. closed s070 Lard-January.
ek671x, closed S 20.
Produce: Butter-Extra creamery. s3lsc
per h.; extra dairy. 2Jc; packing stock. l0c.
Eggs - Fresh stock, Ice per dozen.
Dressed poulrry-Spring chickens. 7149sc per
h.; old hens. .@71kc; ROSTERS. SC; turkeys.
H9llc; ducks, IL gl3c; geese 6GSc. Potatoes
-Burbanks. aoessc per bu- Sweet potatoes
Illinois. $2.0od2.75 per Dbl. Apples-Fair to
choice. &L25G35J per Dbl Honey-White
clover. lib sections. fancy, l2l a3dl3c per lb.:
broken comb. lJtGl1c; extracted 5G5c. Gran
berries-Cape Col $28j G1Sj per box.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO Jan Il.
Uv,.:o
Yards today ranged a. follows: Hogs-EIt,-
mated receipts for the day. 2J.0JJ: sales
ranged at $2.15giS5 pigs, $3.6tS3sS light
S3.5StGS6O rough packing, Sa66 &5.s5 mixed
and $t6S93.SS heavy packing and shipping
lots.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for tn, day
$500; quotations rangei at &6594SJ choice
to extra shipping steers, A.2bg45j good tn
choice do, &S.7SG4.2J fair to good, 81. lJCg3.6
common to mediums do. $3..OG3.5O butchers
steers. 927Jgil0 stockers. g. 15 1878 feeders
$l.St93.6J cows, $26Jg890 heifers $a.0Jo37J
bulls, &26O04l5 Texas steers and I25sD67 Is
veal calves.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for tho day,
1900: sales ranged at 0tSe365 westerns.
s. l0G2 rs Texas, S2JJ@ass natives. and 81 80
| us lambA
The Local Msrksts.
| GRAIN. Sfo.
Con-New, 230sS.
Oaas-New. l7coaOc.
Hay-Timothy. $l90s13: upland. nj; Wild, 3,
oslo; slough. S7s19e; baled. S0u$13.
| PRODUCE
| Butter-Fair to choice. 17c0lsc; fresh cream.
kgss-F.esh. 200.
Poutry-thickens, &c.
Turkeys-7ck.
| Gcese-7c.
| Ducks-8c.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Butchers pay for corn fed steer
3xc04c: cows and hefers, 3kcs.3xc; calvee
SKc04xc
| HO9s-3c03Lc.
Sheop-0c03Hc.
spring lamb 3xc pound
| Coal-eoft, lOc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-15
ABBREVIATED Telegram

Obituary: At Peoria, Ills, Matthew
Griswold, so. At Toronto, Ont, c. w.
Bunting, S. At St. Louis. DR.. Louis Oh.
Boisliniere. At Boston, Jacob e. Buerk,
Of New Albany. Ind. At Hancock. Mich,
Postmaster Michael r. Redmond. At
Rockford, uls., Corneiius Zoller. O. Al
Naperville, ILLS, Adolph Horstmsa. ~.
At Milton, Mich. Mrs. Araminta Smith, u.
Cope Clemsnti, the missing collector Of
customs Of Ottawa, Ont, Is said to b hid
ing in Chicago. His books show . shortage
of go, 00U.
Postmaster johnson, of Pcndleton, Or,
was held up by masked robbsrs at the
point of q pistol and compelled to sur
render $500 in postal and money order
funds.
Thomas W. Palmer, of Michigan, after
m interview with Gene raj Harrison at
New York says I'm my opinion Gen eral
Harrison is not . candidate"
j. P. Morgan at New York said: "Any
attempt to refute the statement made by
Tho World that a popular loan would be
successful would be difficult and untrue.
1t will be success. The syndicate is in
tact and will remain 50 until am salts
fed that the loan is successful; then 1t
will be dissolved. That is my platform.
want to see the bonds sold"
1t is reported at New York that ex-C Chief
Byrnes will soon drop the Tex" and re.
sumo his old position at the head of the
Gotham police force.
The Cuban junta at New York has news
that party Of forty men has landed on
the west coast of Cuba with 200 rifles and
l0O,O 600 cartridges for the rebels.
Judge Freeman, of Chicago, has dis
charged the defendants in a case charging
breach of the peace against the Chicago
baseball club for playing on Sunday.
Judge Murphy, of the court Of criminal
correction, st. Louis, has decided that q
man has as much right to smoke opium
rs tobacco.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad has undertaken the task of locat.
ing Schlatter, the healer. He is said to
be hiding in Luni county, N. NJ.
A bottle containing the written STAY
ment that the Charles Stewart, q sms4
schooner, was in distress at sea has been
picked up at Long Branch, N. J. The date
of the writing was Dec. and the boat has
probably gone down with all on board.
Professor Richard L. Garner, who is in
Africa trying to demonstrate the correct.
ness of his theory that monkeys talk to
each other, has written to his son in Bal
timoro saying that his mission has been
accomplished.
Mrs. Marion Spear, of Chicago has just
recovered her daughter, who was stolen
from her nearly ten years ago by a woman
now dead. The child was found in an
orphanage at Manchester, n. H.
/ William Ackman, Robert Childs, Harry
Mckee, Thomas Steward, Crawford
Minach, Harvey Emerson, Simon Budreau,
John Clark, and William Goodwin were lost
in a collision at night of Highland Light,
N. j., between the steamer Barnstable and
, and fishing schooner Fortuna. The bal
ance of the FORTUNES crew, fourteen men,
was saved.