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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
Gin 5na bnu S1ein.uD.

9ortlano, Or, 10. 2lu5uIt. -
9rau Warp 9. Ql6,rtIcn, psl9e 5u
Gol.oa55;1 Slough pobat, lit in's 2ez
Ban 5uriidgefe6rt, na6nsm lie cine @oz
fe lang iGeintoOt oagsIssan uno ii9
bsreits in ibrem Surge beTunbsn bate.
Sic erinnert iih auf Ni9ts, auBer DAB
man lie in Den Sarg ls9te, uno mar BON
Da on Bel DolIem getpuBtiein, oermp6te
jeooh ni3t, ir9eno Elm 2e65ns3 s3ei6en
BON iid 5u gaten. @:pifie 6reur,oe Der
Jrau glau6ten ni9t III ibren Sob, uno
0lnf ibrer 9,mii6ungsn puroe b;e9e=
erioigWn9 oerIdo5sn, 10 Dap Die oer=
meintlia Srote ein.m ifr:dli4en
SG;dIal antginq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
Gp[illun ,mtidlen c,rnnpampf.rn

5 a t ; er . 0 t, Quebsc, 10. Nuz
quit. - Der Dampfsr n8dncouper"
BON Der Dominion 2inie," tpelasr
lsbte Naht uuf ieinsm Wtge ponWtontz
rtll n14 2ioerpool bier porii6erfubr,
tebrte I'm IS llbr Aeuie frii6 mil ein=
gsItobsnem 9uge bisrbsr 5uriid. gr
mar nit einem ipeItIi6 fabrenoen0dm=
pier collioirt. Seine WenI6enleben
gingen Dur6 Den llnfall psrlorsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
Gin iugcnnlibsr Srsperaou.

3aun ~ WlaII1 10. Iuguit. =
S;r0ert WilEs, 19 Sabre alt, puroe
t:ute unter Der qntl1ge, 5reoerid g..
'Strlns, am 2l5:Ho Oe5 %. Sum- err
i6ofien gu fl6ca, Der 9rano oSurD
ij6,rtpieIen, nl4o,m er uuf Elm @orz
perh0r 9;r3icht seIeiItet bate. 8iQis
mar nit Strange 6cfreunDet uno ecz
moro.te o:nieI6sn, llnl iid iein,s .3tpsiz
raoes gu 5smd4tisen. Der jugenolife
@srbr.4er bat duBeroem erpisIener
M1B:n oerIt;eoens g;n6rii6e, einen
StraBsnrlub uno 3tpei Wloroungriffe
1egaagen, urIo miro o6n. 3peifsl gu
l:6easfanglif:r 3u4tf1usItrdfe p:rurz
t6ailt ireuosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
Sic wnd,icnoc Seoeuttne Senc,ue,
Ia'S fur ScutSd,lauo.

2onDon, 10. 9tuQuit. - Die
c5imes" per0ffsntliGt eine 9epeIhe
aus Berlin, iporin es 6eibt, oaB in
0inii6t ouT bic tpa6ieroe 8dosutun9
oss 9anoels 3lpiI6sn 9sutI9la.to uno
Gene5usla Der 8raF bon Rer, gt9enz
ndrtiger peutId1sr @eIaroter gu Cd
racas, gum 8oti6after bef0roert NOR
OPr lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
Gntfhbrmus ciner reid,en Grbin.

Wien 10. 2luquit. - 8eit Der
breitets Gntriiitunq bat in Der pornebz
man Welt in 8ufareit bic Gntfii6rung
lrno 0}ib6anolunQ DER rai6en grbin
W}arie s5Odnto, tptlfe elmer Der BOD
item SoiarenzTumiIien arge60rt. FER
porgerufsn. Der @ntfiibrer lit Der
MGlliondr Sean Sturgeon, dpel6er oa5
Wfdofen rra6 elmer einiamen 9iQu
i6leppte, no lie ii6 fiinf3e6n StunoGn
lang per5:psifelt gsgen Die 2(ngriTFs
i6re5 @erfU6rsrs ipe6rte, Bis i9lieBli9
be W2utter lire Soater in poQf ftdnoig
eri60pftsm 3uItanoe, bluteno uno
na6eau nabniinnig por 2tufregung II.
6urft duffan0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
mr.
Sdmerisn gebrilt i'm 9lusenblid.

Man gs6rduds 3aopap5 Rea0p
9eIief Bel ben eritsn 9ln3eiden Don
54mer3sn Deer lte6eIbsfinoen; lusnn
Intpp6liein ooer 8rantbeit i'm 2lnz
Sugc lit, piro Die Seilung OOQ3oger
,ein, ebe Der 9uusar3t geiDD3nlih bas
9au5 errsi6t but.
6,lt bic iaiumittn S5muicH in elmer bis %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
Spfcr Der sylutbtn.
5iuT iunsc ecutc finScu nabc 9biiassipDia iils
rcn SpS bei elmer Soptfabrt auf Gem SrIas


5uf iunsc ecute finScu uabc @biias sslpDia iilz
rcn SpS bei elmer Spptfabvt auf Gem SsIas
mare.
P6iIaoeIp6id L 10. 2luguIt. -
Tiinf Psrlpnsn purDen 9eitern 2l6enO
n16e Der 8orItuo Sribes6urg Dur9
Dds aen.ern zines HuDerbootes pd6z
reao sins5 Sturms5 ms WaI1sr gez
iporfen unO ertranfsn. Die Spfer
iinp:
2So6n Erens$er, G0as. Nfinnid aus
Cincinnati, pslder 5rsunoe in 8riz
ossbur9 ttIuhte, 2lmalie oolm1n,
Roie 8reiningsr uno HoIi2 9rsinin.
Ger,
Die 6,iosn 0sbtsrpG6nten nuren Gez
ifmiItertinOer p, reIp. q Sabre aIt
Sdmmilife Opfsr W(innid uu5gtromz
men, !pD6ntsn in Pbjlaoelp6iu. U}inz
MD ipar nur II Subre ait uno Sri.
!9olmon mar bic Eo6t2r zines Irijbez
ren hisIigan StaDtrltbs WtitgIieos.
Die 8eIsuI6uft, lpel6e cine 0sr9nii=
Qungsfafrt duf Osm 5luhe 9emadt
4oIte, befano ii6 ouf Dem 9ejmpege,
ais DIR Sturm tur5 na6 10 llbr
lbenos dus6rd6. De MGoGtn 9ez
rjet6sn in 2lufrsgung uno lire un6sz
ionaener8eDsgungen bra6ten ols8oot
i'm @ereia nit Dem Well:ni6lage gum
llmtipp1n. DIE 6iinT bislten Ii1 5uz
crit dn Den Stiten Oss Su6na5 feIt,
pelhsr pon Der Str6mung gegsn ods
8eleiie Der nYennInloanier 8abn" gsz
fii5rt nuroa. Der 9riitenipGrter
b0rte Die 9iIferufe Der jungen 2eute
uao mari i6nsn Gin 5au gu, jeoo6
tonnten lie Dufel6e ni6t erf1iisn. 3pei
Der WtdO6tn lisben Damn nit einem
S6rei Der 8er3peiflung ibren 0alt
Fabren uno perI6ipanoen. Sds Spot
Irit5 in3ipii6en unter Der Bride our6
unO bdlo osrItummt:n audi Die 6iilfez
ruff D;r lls6rigen. Der umgaItiir5te
&d6n nuroe beute friib in Der Rd6e
auF Den Wellen trei6enO qsfunoen.
y 0 q m ebr Spfer Oss % i l.
Ieriports.
Detroit, H2i9., 10. 2tuguIt. -
0dbreno oe5 eeItern 2(6enO bier aus
9e6rDfenen Sturmes Tino, iopeit man
Biz jeBt ipeiB, orei YsrIonen ertrunfsn:
8iIiam 8. S6iemm, 5ranf 9ugbes
uno So6n 9elte, jun. gfe6rsre PerIoz
nen nsroen nod psrmiBt, opn Densn
nun peiB, Dab iie bei'm 2lus6ru6 oe5
ltnIpetter5 auT Dem 5luiIe oDer oem
See paren. gODdro 9entel, 43 Sabre
aft, @i9ent6iimer Oes gr0Bttn 8rocerp=
uno 8strdnfe=8eI6dft5 in Detroit,
lpuroe 6sute BEL Port !9uron uuf Ieiner
Sdht 9st0otst, als er oieIe aus Dem
Usage einss 9roBen 9ampFsrs 5u brinz
qen periuhte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
Gin Sticrscfcdjt stt WarIeiac psrnr.
faint groBen Sumult.

Buris, 10. 2tuguIt.-Sn Marz
leiQs psrurIa6te geitern Elm ausI6lieb=
LID DOn 5rausn peranitaltetsr Stierz
tdmpf siasn groBsn Sumult. 0as Yuz
blttun foroerte pon Den @5pdop5 Die
S0Otun9 Der Stisr:; ieoo9 i'm Sin
tlanJ nit einsm fiir3li6en erla6enen
Getret ltfntea es bic Trauen cb, Dem
Wunl6e 5u sntIpre6en. 9us 9olf
ruro, oariiber ersiirnt uno 6egann
Oas G,6duos gu pempliren uno itefte
es alaoann in 8ranO, 10 oaB es gGn5z
lid 8erItOrt lpuroe. G5 GerrI9t i'm
8olte 9egen Den 9rdfsfttn Elm tel
8roll, neil er bas 0efret, pur6 bas
bic SnOtung Der Stiere berboten niro,
0urd'eBte. 9lm l. Septem6er b. :.
periu1ten Die 9e60rosn. Dan Stier1ez
fehten ii Siioz6ranfrsich Gin Gnoe gu
MAIDEN. Sin Stierfampf in 8anorne
puros in6;birt uno Elm 6erubmter Ipaz
nild1sr Stierfe6ter, Der fir oieIe 8elez
gen6eit engaqirt ipprban mar, nuroe
BON Der 9oliaei na6 Der ipaniifen
9ren3e 9eI6afft. Sine 2[n3a6l S:naz
loren uno MitQGieoer Der 9sputirt2nz
TANNER, iotpia Der StaotrQt6 Iuhten
Die poli3ei gu 6sipeQen, bic @oriteQltn9
itattfin6sn gu laiI:n. SSnfolg: t:r 81
Gdrrli4feit Der 8olj3ei, ipel6e auF Der
Nu5Fiibrun9 be5 8eIebes 6e5toro, belt
Der Staotrut6 cine Sibung ab uno BE-
IaloB eInitimmig, au reIigniren, ipoFiir
i'm pra Der 8eo0IterunQ cine groBe
Spdticn lcarea6ra6t ipuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11

2(menoanenAs 0srsn GAurafter parz
n;4ton, reIp. oeren 3isIe pcrsiteln tperz
ben. Die Grfldrunq 6tIpri9t bic
9(menDamsnts i'm @in3elnen unD Be
bauptet, loieisfben fDr1tan nur 0l3u
6eitrugen, cine idledt aufgeieBts uno
i6le9t burd6eratGene 9orlag. 81
perbeIern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
Spnnien unS CUBA.


M 4 brio, 10. gluguIt. - Sriegsz
Winiitsr Wturcelp De 9lpcurragu erz
pGgt ge9sntpGrtiq, o6 es rutfIam lit,
GpnItription etn5ufiibren, I'm Die gtsz
trulirung DEN MunnIAuften fir bie
2(rmse gum 9ienite in Guba 5u err
le:htern.
6apunu, 10. 9luauIt. - 8euora(
Glno5, pel6sr nit iein:r Sruppsnz
&rtonne einen transport Don W;nl5
rad Gascorro, maize @uoimaro in Der
Yropin3 Yuerto Briroipe bs3lsitet
fatte, itisB bsi'm &UdmurI6s duf 3rsiz
taGienD SnIurQenten unter Dem Gom=
maN0o Des nit Der Galirto 9drcia' :
I6en Grpeoitioa auf Gubu gelunOeten
columbiI6en 6iibr.r5 9(pal;no RpIas.
Syn Dem Sample pur0sn 19 SnIurgen~
ten get0Otst, pdbren0 pon Den Spdz
ltiern 4 Mann fielen uno tin 9(ojutlnt
os5 Generals, g2umens GrooD. 5ipsi
2ieutenant5 uno % SplDatan per-
nunoet nuroin.
N epzY ort, 10. 9(uguIt. - 2lm
8oro bs5 9ampfers pYiQilanciu" Der
Waro=Ginie, Der beute Wtorgen bon
Saoanu bier angstommsn lit, 5sfagO
ii6 WiQiam $. Rsopirg pon bier, Der
oamit sum adt5igiten WtuIe Die 8eiIs
pon gfeDzYDrt na6 Guba uro 5urijd
bssnoet fat. ReODiHg bat Sabre lang
ouf Der SnIel Elm 8;i6dft betri9bsn,
Fat es aber jeBt Der bort berridsnOen
3uItdnoe pesen gsIblpiien.
Nu6 Der Re@tsanDalt IND friibere
Ri6ter e. Yortelu befano iid nit lei
ner 6umilie uuf Dam 0umpfer. Gr
mar i'm 8sIib sines oon ben ipunii6en
8en0roen ausgeiteQten Yai1e8. 8leihz
ppbl erI6ienen tur5e 3sit, na6oem er
oas S6iff beitiegen, ipaniihe 8edmte
auf DemIeI6sn uno rsoioirtsn Spei
Stunoen lang Iein 8epGd, bu sr i'm
8erOa6te itano, nit Den SnIurgenten
3u ipmpdtbiiiren. G5 purOe ni6ts
SncrimineQes gefunoen.
Die ii6ri9en Bufu9iere oriidtsn ibr
GrItuunen oariiber aus, oaB Die Spaz
nier es rpagten, einen 9a7agisr eins5
umsrifuniihen S6iTFe5 gu bslditigsn.
YorteIa IelbIt jeood beIffpsrte iih
ni6t ouriiber, uno Der GupitGn N}cz
Sntii6 erfldrte auf 9efragen, er babe
Don Dem 9orfalI feine &enntniB.
Sm 8an3en tanen Al Berionen nit
Der .WidilduCid" hier on. Odruntsr %
Ghineisn, Die iih ni6t i'm 8eiiB oe5 err
forDerli6sn NfflinatiIations 2ttteIts
6efunOen un0 Die Ouber na9 9offmanz
SalanD geI6afft tpuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
fS;n 80 ,4;on,I-S nrn,nt Ssr IN

= Gin yt1tlOnalz9onDant Der so
lorso qeoplss 2eu9ue" IpurOe geitern in
Der g'3:aejsrzSiras in Bottom er0fTnet.
Sein 3psd b:Itt4t in Der Qtn6lbnung
elmer itrammen Organization Der Ne=
ger Der Der. Stl1ten gum 6e1ersn
S4uRe ibrsr SHtere1eTs =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11

8iels Soutz&rantheiten iino Elm
Ii4eres 3ei6en, Dub bas 8lut ni9t
rein lit. SaheI6s gu erneuern unb 81
reinigen foIlts man Or. 2luguit &O=
nia's 3am6Arssr Srppfsn oRpsHosu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
yisitc 1lnrubcn 1T Svanicn.

9atenciu, 10. 2tuguIt. - Die
9srIu9e gum 2tnfl6,n lufriibrsriIGer
0emonItr1tionsn gegen bic gfegierun3
D1uern fort. 8eitera narsn an Den
biaIigen StraBin;den platate angez
i9lagsn, huf peldsn in groBen Suhz
Itd6en geOrudt itlno: n9oa ou5 freie
Gu6u! 6o9 Die Io5ille Rsoolution!"
Die Plafute ipurOen pon Der YpIi5et
hsr1b dpriiTsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
Sic Cholera.

Guiro, 10. 9lu9uit.- g1euero;ngs
lit Die @6oleru ipisosr i'm 3unsbmen
bsgriffsn. Wfan lit beiorgt, neil bon
Dem Eager Der egnptiI6en Sruppen an
gfil teine SeriAte eintreffan. Die Gage
mub baiel6it e:ns ernite iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
NoQfQnDige
NerDQullltQ

nirb ou-6 GaoDao's 9iGn .y3jstt. 9urS O:r,n
sntibiIi0ie Gio,nibaftsn rso:n f, bic 2sb;r
an s.; Der asicro,ruEg Der Gall. uHo o.r.I Gutl.s'
ru1s Durd D., GaItrsflrai, Ii.i. 9ia.H in Dos
fen pou > 6i5 r,guliv:n ioiort biz Sbats.tit Dec
q,5,r urs b.fr,itu BEN 9atjtutsn Ooa lrr,aslnabss
,,It.n G,r, oo,g BON &anDap's 9iu,H ta9li4 gtI
nomr,.u Don Semen, tuelte biIOisu 55iE.rI,n
u7o 9ragbti her 4sbtr l'iosH, balt,n oas Spttm ~
CrpEur1 uns id5rH o,UHo. SroauuHg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
malaria in ieiucn ucrf:bi,esntn 9efGIten
s.brilt une pcrbutet.

rs Qi,5t f.ju {.,ilmi:;d ii N'r g8'lt. bas 5j,b:r
unb B.bf,lfitb,r uno al. GnO:rtn maldrii9;n. bts
Iioi.n uno ioNitj1:n Jsbsr 10 raid b,'lt n't oa
pao's 'sR.aop 2tIisf III 9tr.'H nit 81 as
nop's 9iIltn.
Rui,no. iolt,n i;'ts tin. 6lad' &aona0s S,ar
to R,I,f nit iS iu5rta. G;ri0, GrO9isn in s9a'
Ter utro,u Rran.b,it Oo,r 8ti6D'rotn, iD:lb' orrS
ben gDeaisl in, g9afitr entebcH oerbitsu. ais Elm
etiu,uiaat;um 1T ts iran!OFit;m 8rrrO9 oo,r
gitttrs oorluji:btA.
qr.is JQ; pro 5laib.. - gu ba6sn bti attn ISo.
tb,f.ru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
Ser 9eatige Correspondent,
EGplidl, iDohentIlp lEb SoHrtnss,
2. Gaiue. Gisentburer uno 3eoeftc

HIsU SO4FI1trSrf
q. Gaine. Gisentburer uno 2eoeftcur
(9iadiOe,r por y. RaiHs),
e1bp,i.Gd. 9altia orts Gtrase uro IoitsSficesape.
a,rrs ptstaaIid q, SIattes, hurd 2rde.r beiorst,
,19i. StS: faaIid,e rno Souuta e=Mss9abc is
cents pro GpGe, bobIar bic oac Slatt 5eorssHber
9rdaer-5dalidl rebit SonntaassAnsSabt be uEisi
Wor;e .gordusbtsabung $3.50 pro 9abr, mr. tArtere
Scit I'M Ssrbdtnis ilr bic rnpd1eutIid,e .1uegabc
nit Sonrtaesblott, rorcrrl init G6sua liir Clubs
81 so pro Sahr, HaD irscto eiEem Srte beg Snans
hes, 81 rah europa. Gruutae5,stueaCbe 81
pro Sobr.-0as bette nra biuiSNe eeutid1e Slstf
ben Ifittclz unb SIoiiGGtsn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
Gin 5Ojd6rige8 8erufzz
cSubilGum.

Der SdriftIteqer Seinri6 2anogz
mann, bei1er unter ieinem YIeuDonpm
6ieronpnlus 2Orm betunnt, bsgirg gez
tern 5u 8riinn, Mdbren, ieinen 75.
@e6urtstug uno 5uglei4 iain 50zidbz
riges S6riftitellerz Su6ilGum. ,3a9ls
rei6e 6reunoe uno @erebrer Deg greiz
len eubiIars, Der i6on lett Sa6rsn
erblinpst unp pQqia eeIGAHlt it, 9attsR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
Glara Barton rcijt me ed ccmt5d,lano.

e On It untinopsl, 10. 2lug.-
6rl. Clara 8artca. Die 8rdiio:ntin
Ds5 umeritunii6en ,3lps:9e5 Ger Gje=
isQIfaft pom nHotf:n &rsu2," bat
lire @simrsiIe nlA Den 0ere:ni5tan
Staaten angetretsl, oa ibu MiIiion,
Den leioenben 9lrmeniorn llnt,a{tiibun,
uno 0iilTe gu brinQen, erlsoist lit.
(SpGter.) : 6rl. Barton piro no9
ni6t naA DEN Der. Stautsn 3uriidtc5=
rem, ionOera iid n1f 9.u.IflanD bsz
qeben, no lie auf ein:1a SIT BEL Der
9roB6er3oqin Don 9ooin, Sante oes
Oeutichen 8aiiers, al @ait i:in pirD.
HdhIten W;nter tpmmt lie pitp:r na9
Der 5iirtei, I'm i5r llnteritiiBun35=
nPrf fort3lIi2Rpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
Dtcoer cin britiid,cr Sits tn Rbo.
0cfie1.


9onoon, 10. Q(uQuit. - Carl
8raD, Der 9(oriniitrator Der v9ritiI6
South Wfrica Comp" bat bon 8uluz
pano aus an bic Raqierung tsle9raz
p6irt, DaB Sbsrit Qlloerion am 3. Iuq.
Matoni's 9raul arqriff uno nit Dem
9abonnett eritiirrte. 8ei Dem &C.
fs6t purosn 200 3ebslIsn get0otet
uno eine groBe W2enQs Hinopie6 uno
G6aafe erbeutet. Bon 2lnberIon's
2euten fislen orei Marn uno me5rere
tpur0sn perpunoet.
Carl 8rap melOet sugle;9 Der Iez
gierung, DaB Durb bieien S;eg Die
Sduberurq Der StraB;n nado Calls
burn uno l1mtali pplenbet lei.
9Sesen 9saifenfamussels aefapcrt
Guirp, 10. Iuguit. - Sin itaIisz
niIfes SriegsIdiff bat in Der NGbe
Der @iiIte ben Grpthreu cen nieoerIdnz
oiidan 0ampfsr n0aelnpd" 9etapert,
neil bsrIsl6e $4,000 9eipe6re belgiz
i6sn 5a6rifats an 9oro fatte, Die
uugenI6einlih fir @bpIiinien BE-
itimmt ndren. Der 9ampfer Iummt
2abung miro BON bem italisnii9en
ariegsif];Tf rad Mafaua 9e6raht
unO einem priienqsri4t ii6.rgs6en
neroea.
Sic triidie Sanobia.
2ot BON, 10. 2luQuit. - 9er5og
pon 06ercorn, Mdrqris 2c1brnb.rrp,
Sbarit @opdrb g. S1ur!osrion ur0
onosre Sorpz9sener Der irII9sn2aIoz
bin bl5en eirs GrflGrllGpI peroTfent@
li9t, in tpel9er lie '6sitreiten, Dab bic
POM 6errenAaus pisler Bill auaeIlaten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-11
Gin eSeifmttter fit ale
Sommer=, ,0omplaints''

Gin 6uIsu Ib,I6ii'l OoG R:aoo R:l,f in ,irtm
balbponsu G!os g9aFty, Djtor5oIt 10 oft ais Der
eubloauo por Tt atb;, uuo rim NIT 3sao9 9;li,f
q,.rant:,s Stid Tlouu.I ab:r Ma9ru uuO I'm.
t,rl.i5 u.:at, o,ri6at. iofortige Grfi@t,guns unS
b,tpirft baloQe &tiluHg
!nnulid Gin baIb,r [b,tof;l ooa in ,jn;m
nalbsou:n Glag g8af,r b,ititot IN p;u0'u WiHu.
ten erdmpfs SdlDno:snfaG., iuur'u Dia8cn, 1auz
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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-20
Free Distribution One DayOlly,

Friday, May Goth. at VIM. II. Styer's,
Druggist No. 240 Front Street Mari
eta, Ohio KY r.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-20
FREE! FREE!
TO KIDNEY SUFFERERS.
An Opportunity Worthy Your
Notice.

If you suffer with kidney disease or
any ailment arising from an improper
action of the kidneys or urinary or
gans. this offer we make to the people
OF Marietta should interest you. In
the advancement of medical science,
the kidneys, being almost the organs
OF the greatest Importance to human
health, have not been neglected, and
in placing before you such a cure as
Doan's Kidney Pills, the proprietors
recog nize how far so many statements
of the makers of similar preparations
have fallen short of their claims, being
convinced that no remedy for kidney
complaints in existence equals Doan's
Kidney Pills for such ailme nts:
strengthened in these convictions by
letters that are daily received of the
work they are doing for mankind's
benefit, old backs and young backs are
being constantly freed from never
ceasing aches, and many lame and
shattered one, stopped and contracted
is strengthened. invigorated and in
fused with new life. With such med
icine, an offer of this kind can be made
without hesitancy, for while we lose
the box we give to you, we make a
friend that assists us in the sale of
many others.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-20
There's a
BUSTLE
To the
BUSINESS!

It's wide-awake, broad-gauge, up-to-
date shop-keeping that's doing it.
Mediocrity satisfies us not; we are
right in the front rank of progressive
merchandising.
That means much to you, more to
us.
We're protecting reputation. That
it is good reputation is evinced by
the many new business friends we are
making, and each succeeding day
shows an increased following.
Watching your buying interests just
now.
Keener, if possible than eyer before.
Here's a store full of bright May
merchandise for you to select from.
Here's wash goods stock that any
store might be proud of.
Batistes at sc, worth 10c. Lawn at
4c, sc.
Dress Ginghams at sc, 62lc, SIC.
Printed Duck at 10c.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-20
THE GERMAN REEoRMArloM.
A Grand and Instructive Entertainment
to be Given in the City Hall, May
25th and Goth, at 8 p. NJ

The St Lul1e's German Lutheran
church have secured Mrs II. e. Mon
roe, the renowned lecturer of Philadel-
phia, to deliver her lecture in Marietta
on the above dates Mrs. Monroe will
be aided in her lecture by SIS superb
stereopticon views and 150 ladies and
gentlemen from the different churches
of Marietta. THE Baltimore, SUM-
says "rhe Luther Entertainment drew
the largest crowd ever brought to-
gether in the Academy OF Music. The
entertainment was unique, beautiful
and instructive"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-20
FIREMEN DEAD.
Several Others Seriously In
jured in a Fire in Washington.
A Whole Block of Commercial Build
ings Go Up in Smoke.
The Total Loss VIII Exceed S2OO,OOO-
Buildings Burned Constitute Practi-
cally the Entire Commission and
Produce Business of the Capital.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-Fire swept
away whole block of commercial
buildings opposite the Smithsonian in
stitution soon after eight o'clock Mon
day evening. The lives of at least
three firemen were crushed out by fall
ing walls. The loss will exceed $780,
900. The buildings covering the block
adjoining the center market, consti-
tutes practically the entire commission
and wholesale produce business of
Washington. From seven to eight
o'clock the district was visited by one
of the most terrific thunderstorms in
years, and, it Is thought, lightning
travelling on telegraph wires entered a
Postal Telegraph sub station and
started the flames which rapidly spread
through the highly inflammable ma
terials in the stores fronting on Louisi-
ana avenue, Ninth, Tenth and d.
streets. In few minutes,
under general alarm orders, the
entire fire department commence it's
efforts to check the fires spread, but
exploding barrels of kerosene and gas
oline drove them off and led them to
direct their energies to preventing the
flames from crossing the streets to the
neighboring squares. While the fire.
men of No. s engine were working
hose through one of the old
buildings, the roof fell without
warning, burying them in the
ruins. The wrecked building at
once began burning furiously and any
attempt at rescue was beyond question.
Not until an hour later had the flames
sufficiently subsidized at this point for
the fremen to begin clearing away the
debris. Then three men, Joe Mulhall,.
Donaldson and Kennedy, were taken
out and removed to the Providence
hospital
Later information is to the effect that
Firemen Giles and Griffin are dead and
that Fireman Mulhall, McElroy, Kepp-
Ter and Kennedy are dangerously and
perhaps fatally injured. Four others
are known to be in the ruins and
several others are missing, and
search is being continued late
into the night for them. This fire is
ever visited Washington and is the
only one OF luS RlnQ since tnc nOCOrl-
GUS Knox fire of about two years ago.
The buildings that were burned
were comparatively of small value,
though quite whole block of
them were swept out of exist
ence. The full extent of the
terrible calamities that attended the
was not known until
late hour and the ncighborhood sur
rounding the scene was thronged up
to long time after midnight by en-
cited and sympathizing groups of citi-
zens, many of whom were friends and
neighbors of the unfortunate men
burned.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-The bodies of
Fireman Thomas Conway, of engine
No. 0, and Thomas A. Griffin,
IF truck Il, were recovered from the
-uins of Monday nights disastrous
about five o'clock Tues
lay morning, after six hours search.
The list of fatalities was increased
% four Tuesday when Fireman Joseph
of engine company No. s,
lied at Providence hospital from burns
'eceived early in the evening before
.he fire had gained full headway.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-20
ONE FULL BOX

of Doan's Kidney Pills will be given
away free to every person suffering
with kidney ailments at the under
signed address. First come, first serv-
ed, and only this one chance offered.
Remember this is not sample box,
but a regular size box of Doan's Kid
ney Pills, which retRils at so cents.
For those in the couhtry who can not
call in time, a full box will be mailed
on receipt of five cents in either coin
or stamps, to defray expense of postage
and mailing, in response to ali letters
received up to and Including June End.
Remember,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-20
NO LET UP

To the Dress Goods selling. You'll be
surprised at the stock we have for youl
inspection. Will compare with the
greatest of em, and discount any price
Call and see what we can do for you.
We will treat you fair and honest
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-20

Mems Working Shirts at 15c, zoe, 25c
and S5c. We are giving the best values
in this stock we have done, and that is
hard to equal.