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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16
g Sbrcdlif]cr llniaa.

9itts6urG Pa., Is. g}Gr5. -
Gbus. g. 8loB, Elm 9lngeItelter in
SbOs. D}oore'5 8rennerei gu Bort
8ue, ipurbe bort geItern Na6mtttag
our6 cine grploIiOn beinufe augenz
bltdli6 getObtet. &IoB mar an einem
540O 8ulIonsn W}aiI6e ent6altenoen
8ptti6 beI60ftigt, ais berIeIbe pl0Bz
Ii9 erplpbirte uno osrl1ngliitli6e BON
Der 6eiBen NuiIhe unb Dem 9ampFe
um6iillt puroe. &loB lpuroe 10 Qez
fGbrIi9 am 90rper per6riibt, Dab er
penige W}inuten ipdter itarb. 3pei
anOere HlGnner, bic in Der Nd6e ar
beiteten, tpurben eigentbiimli6er@ei1e
audi nicbt i'm GeringIten perleBt. Die
Qeihe be5 9erItorbenen puroe nQ6
W}c8eesport gebra6t uno bort BON
9unOerten BON 9erIonen 6eIintiqt.
SloB, Der in Port Que cine Satin
unO Elm &inO binterIdBt, mar 27
Sabre alt uno Elm iebr befannter
2ltann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16

2(uf Der g}ort6 Qtbenuez
Gisbu6n pirD es bieie Do8e lebz
BAIT berge6en. 6eute 2(6eno miBt Ii6
Der Baltimore 2ttbIetic Glu6" nit
Dem n8ictoriu 9odebzGlub," am
W}ittpo9 Der Gritere nit Dem ,So6ns
6optin8z&lub" uno fir 5reitag 46eno
lit Elm Spiel 3pti6n oemr r9arttonnz"
uno g8lafpiQe<Glub" ungetiinoigt,
Elm Spiel, Dag, nie aus ben Glu6nd=
men ertenntli2, Elm bumoriitiI6e5 iein
pirO.
Der gS 6 M a benperein"
belt geitern inter bem 8orIiBe beg
grGiiOentsn Sobn Slider uno Der
8rototoufii6rung bes SetretGrs 6einz
rid 9ieti3 in Ieinem Goful in Der
,8ermunia SurnbaQe" cine Ser
Iummlung ab. Sir bus am q. Suli
D. S. itattfinoenoe 8oltsfeit i'm n2lls
bumbruz9arten, nel6es i'm 8erein
nit Der y0ittelsba6zSettion gtr. L"
bes g8aperiI6en NutionulOerbunoes
pon 0oroz2tmerifu" abge6alten piro
puroen Die $50. Sobn Slider, 9enrr
8lein, 2(noreus Stitel, Soiepb 9oz
fer, Ruoolpb 8. 8dti4, 9ietri6
8rettI6neiber uno 9einrih Pieti6
als 2rrungementszGomiH erlpdblt
Sine GinlaOung oes r5hulia@W}dnners
9ors" gu Defen geitern 9lbeno in Rais
neg 9aae ubge6altensr Qbenounterz
haltung purOe angenOmmen. 3Dei
Nfitglieoer tamen our Qufnd9me unt
3pei puroen pprgei4lagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16
Mui SCc ecIfurbcn.

gepzg OFF, 15, NGr3. - 9(n
goro oes 0dmpFer5 y5ulbu" bonn
rNprbD. 2lpDo" lit am pergangsnen
9ienitog ouf Der 5eimreife BON Guz
ropa 2lOOiIon 9. 8riFfin, Der Genez
ralz2t9ent Der nSurnegiez@eTeGf6
in Den Ser. Staaten, pl0Bli3 einem
9er3I9lug erlegen. Der 2ei9nam truF
9eitern bier ein. Der @eritor6ene mar
melt un0 brett 6etdnnt. Gr beqann
feline 2oufbabn i'm giien6ubngeidGft
uno trat IpGter 3ur nGarnegiez8eIeuz
f6aft" iiber, Der er bon ben eriten 9(nz
FGngen an treu geblieben lit. W}e6rere
Sabre lang mar er 8rGIioent Der
n8epItone Bridge 60" 9r. 9riFfin
erreidte Elm 9tlter BON 60 Sabren unD
binterldBt auBer Ieiner Satin cine
So4ter unb 5lpei S0bne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16
9PuB Bangcn.

@ufbington, Is. NGr3. -
CRAWFORD @oI0sbp, aud rGberofee
8iu" genannt, Der beriidtigte Snoias
Observation-Disclosures muB am
nG6Iten 9ienItag bGngen, pa 9rG}iz
bent GIeDelunD geItern 8olosbD's 9ez
iu4 um GnaDs ubI6lGgig bel9ieoen
fat. sd babe bieIes 9eIu9 griinbz
li4 gepriiFt, "iu9te Der PrGioent, vunb
finbe teinen geniigenben 9runo fir
llmipanblung bes ltrtbeils pber beITen
Sirausi4iebung." Der Glerf Der
gegnaoigungs z9eh0rbe pirb Die Be
bOrben in Sort Smitb Iofort bubon
benu6ri6tigen, OaB bus l1rt6eil bss
8eri4ts6pfes aus9efii6rt peroen
mub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16
GrrBGugnibbnQc GrpIniiou.
9icr SOstc. ,pci sdpcrurrlcRte.

g potane, 0li0,, 15. U}drj. -
Cine 0epefte au5 fpBIanb, 9. g..
6rin9t Die Na6ri6t BON ein2m betriiz
6enoen @orfa1e. Syn Der Oprtigan
nGenter Star" "8ru6e erplroirten 3mei
&iitsn 9pnamit, nobel pier W}Gnr2r
ben SOB fdnOen uno 5pei anoere ssz
fdbrli6 Derlebt nuroen. Die eigentz
Ii6e llrfa6e oes 1lnqIiid8 lit nod
nid9t betannt, oa Der gin5ige, tpsI6er
2lustunFt oarii6er ert6eilen t0nnte, auf
Dem Sterbelager Iiegt uno Die Ner3te
jeoen 2lu9sn6lid iein 9lble6en eriparz
ten. Die 9Rumen Der 8arungIijdten
itnO Sbo5. 8i6bons, SSoe 9olan, Dan.
2pn6, N2ite @aoigan, Sd. S6ana6un
uno W}ite 8roofs. JSpspeit Bis ieBt
feitgeitellt Deroen fpnnte, trGQt Die
8rubenperpultung teinerlei Shulo an
Dem tragii6en Greigniiie, pielmebr lit
oaiIelbe Der gta4ldIii9teit Der 2(rbeitsr
3u3ui6rei6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16

6allen bate Ii9 cine 2(n3a6l 5reUnoe
Der ES6etoenben am 9a6nbofs 3um
2ebapo6l eingefunDen uno prG6tise
8lumenipsnoen puroan linen pon BEN
3uriidbleibenoen ii6erreid]t. I'm Dem
Slang 0es 9ofss, iDelfer bur6 Den
6ort3ug Oieier II. anoerer geIe1I6uftz
lt4sn Sterne gstrii6t mirn, ouf3ufri=
i4en, bat Der &aiIsr oen 6uriten Don
6uritenberg gum 0ber<5oFmarI6au
erndnnt.
VI US einem SuuIu5 elm
BduIu5 gerpor ben.
Prin5 Grnit 8int6er pon S6lesz
ntg@9olitein, 8ruoer Der OeutI6en
8aiIerin, bat iein 9utais an Der Uni
DeriitdtsitraBe nieoer gefeuI9uftli3en
feuntonen ge0TFnet. 9rin3 Grnit foa
1eBt Elm itdtes, deregeltes Qeben fii6ren,
tl9 eifrtg Der BoIitif piomen uno ba5
Stuotum nutional0tonomiI6er Sra
gen betrei6en. Sn Yrintenuu bat Der
Bring cine grpBe9apiermiible errihtet
uno nimmt perI0nlicb reges oSntereiIe
an Der Qeitung bes nit einem Soften
dufpanoe bon einerWiQion Murf aufz
gebauten gtdbliiiements. 9luBerbem
BAT er ben 8uu zines neuen S6lohes
angeoronet, Du er DemnG6it in Den
G6eituno treten nil.
4Ilerlet.
- 6r. W}etterni6, oeutI9er 8onIul
in &diro, 1T gum Range zines beppI=
mG4tt8tsn 8eidnOten erboben NOR
ben.
- 9euti6e ReiterzOffi3iere Tino
CUR 3eit bei6Gftigt, oas 9ineiii6e Sd
pauerte~SpItem nd6 Deuti6em W3ooel
um3ulDQn0eln.
- 9u5 oeuti6e &aiisrpaar miro
Der &0nigin 8tftoriu in GiemieIon am
26. W}dr3 einen 8eIuh abItutten. 8on
tbrer urIpriingli6en 2lbIiht, Der 9o6z
3eit i6rer Gntelin, Der Yrin5eIItn Qlerz
anorl BON Goburg nit Dem Grbprinz
gen DON 6pbenlo6ez2dngsnburg, mel
DE am 20. 2(pril ituttfinoet, bei3u=
pobnen, lit bic 80nigin 8ittoriu pie=
Der a6gefOmmen. 9lgegen lperoen
9aiier @il6elm nebit 8emabIin unO
Die Grz8aiisrin 6rieori6 BEL Der 6eier
unpaienD Iein.
- Der amsrifanii6e 5enor Suojn
pirO am Montag iiber uht Sage i'm
tgl. Opern6auie gum eritsn MaIe in
,Sripiutd" auftretsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16
&nt Der Sabn iiberFahrcn.

Rorrts ton n, pa., 15.MGr3.-
4uf oer5rentOnz3peigIinie Der .9ennz
IplDanier 8uhn" nuroe geItern Mprqen
5u friiber StunOe Wi6ael O'8rien,
jun., Elm prpminenter iunger Mann Don
GonIboden uno So6n oes W2i6ael o.
8rien, zines rei6en Steinbru6gz8ez
tigers, auf benz 9eimpege BON Norrisz
topn in Plpmout6zSotpnfbip nit Ieiz
mem Sdlitten BON einem 5ra6t3uge
getroffen uno getOOtet. 6rant Sfean
unb 2ufreb 9urris, bic nit i6rem
S6litten Die 1ngIiifsitdtte einen Quz
genbIit ipGter errei6ten, fanoen i6ren
5reuno aIs beritiimmelte Qei6e auf.
9as 9ferD mar unerleBt enttommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16
Vndlridltcn ilbrr Grbn.

9abana, 10. WtGr5. - 9ier iinr
5uoerldIiige Ra6rihten eingetroffen
nonu6 General Wfaceo iein Gorps in
feline 2(btbeilungen nit beitimmtem
MarIh5ieI aufgel0It bat uno in Gil=
mGrI6en quer Our6 Die Yropin5 6as
panu in ipeItliher uno norOmeitli6er
Ri6tung porDringt, mubrI6einli9
I'M in 9aoana ober Pinar Def 8ir
eine bort erpartete gr0Bere 6libuItier,
GrpeOition auf3unebmen.
Der 9ampFer .Santo Domingo
pel4er beute BON W}ontepioeo bier an
fam, bra6te 100 6reipiliqe aus iene1
Staot, Die nit Den ipunii6en Sruppen
gegen Die sSniurgenten fehten pollen
Sic lperDen BON einem 6uuptmann
Der argentinii9en 9(rmee, Nameng
9tdnuel Serranp, communoirt. 91uG
etnem 8eri6t aus GaroenQ8 iinO al
Isin auf Der GentraI=9(dnta8e SSucurl
$4,000 Sonnen 3uderro6r 3erIt0rt
poroen. 9ei Ntaniuuri fat elm 8rieQs=
rut6 BON SniurgentenFijbrern itQttoe.
funoen. Ste Itno, ipte e5 beiBt, iibers
Elm getommen, OaB W&dceo uno 8anoe=
ra oura Die Pro0in3en 6ubuna unt
Ylndr Del 3io 3ie6en ioIlen.
Sci Muttsr'n ITS 6effer.
G6jca9n SQ5., Is. N}Gr3. -
Senpr Sep. @ome3, ungebli6 elm
y(effe oe8 Generals @ome3, befinOet
iid in ge6eimer MiIiion in 6ieiioer
Staot. 8or etnu 3pei W2onaten
paro ben nShpar3en 6u1aren" ppn
Den Sniurgenten cine 606It I6meihel.
bate Offerte gema6t. Gs purO i6ner
je Elm SabreSIaldr pon $1,000 Qeboten
unter Der 8eOinqung poQitdnoiQ freie1
2tusriiitun9 uno ipGterer qenIions.
Serehtigung. Cine 2(n3a6I W}itolie.
Der Der 5ruppe mar 0iQens, fir biz
beoriidten Gubanar ms SFslo 3u 3ie=
ben, aber Die n8eIonntrcn" oa6ten, ea
lei beiIer oaFeim binter oem 36aeteI=
lei 5u blei6en, Spmpat6iez8efhIiifTe
gu fo1en uno 5upeilen au3 cine pa.
raDe" 5u perdnitQItan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16
4uf Den Strauo usratheu.

8ufbington n. 15.Mdr5.- SIN
Narinez0epartement traf beute Die
telegrapbiI6e Nd6ri6t Elm, baB Der
rSr'oianl" geitern i'm 9ufen BON port
Hofal auf ben Grunb lief baB bas
S6iff u6er teinen ernitli4en S4absr
erlitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16
Ter ..Nsrmnnn" f1hrt nh.

q e mzg OFF, Is. Y}dr3. - Der
0ampfer Bermuda" nit elmer Ga
oung 8aFfen unO 2}unition an 8oro,
1T beute nab 8eru Gru5 abgegangen,
unO ieiner 2(bfabrt lpuroen BON ben
Seb0rOen ni4t Die geringIten S9pis=
ri9teiten in Den 8eg gelegt. Sin
S6lepper, Der in 9ieniten oe5 ipani=
i6en Goniuls geItanoen baden ion,
foIgte oem S6iffe cine Strede peit, oa
Der Cargo offenbar fir bic cubaniI6en
sSnIurdenten beIttmmt fChien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16
ilnbrrbuHtes Slid.
Der Snidhe eines Nrmcnhnuies Erbe elmer
SicrteIz NJS iIlipu

GIebsIunoa O., Is. MGr5. -
Dem So Sabre ulten So6n 6rancis,
einem SniuIfen os5 bieitger itdotiiaen
@(rmen6auIe5, lit ii6er Na6t cine @rbz
iduft DON $250OOO in BEN S6opB gez
fallen. 6ranci5 lit Elm Gngldnosr IL.
itano big por 8ur3em in 9ieniten Der
nNidel 8late@8abngeIelli6aft, BON
Der er pe8en PfliatpernahldI Iigung
entlQifen pur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16
SMRte am 0nlncn.

getin SQs., Is. W2dr3. - Qus
bert 8aIIoce lpurOe gsiterH W}or9en
um 1883 llbr fir bic Grmorbuno lei.
ner S4peiter, 6rou So6n 8opies6n,
9ebangt, unO II Minuten nab benz
6allen Der 8lappe fir toot erflGrt
Q8alace, Der ais Elm itreitIu6tiqer II
9efd9rli4er Gbaratter befdnnt mar
purbe bon ieinem iterbenOen @ater
enterbt, fano aber Bel ieiner S6peIter
Die in 9iIon=Sopni6ip, 9a3epeQ.
Gountp, Die @rbin Der 6interlofIenz
i9oft mar, Elm gutss 9eim. Qlls am
l9. Jebruar 1885 Ql6enbs Ieirf
S6neiter, ibr 8atte uno QQlprencf
GInam, elm Qr6eiter, i'm 8eIeuf8afts.
3Immsr iaBen, OerIieB 8aQuce 6ai7el=
be ploblth uno iAoB nit einem BOB
peudufigem 8epe6r our6 bas Sen.
ter. 6rau 8opIesbD nurbe in ben
g}agen getroffen uno itar6 am nGh.
1ten Sage ibrem 8atten nurbe bic
re3te 9ano ob9eI6oiien uno 2inam
erblelt etne Qabunq in Die 8eine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16
TaQtHcmrnt.

9 trouO : burg, 9a., Is. Mdr3.
- 5rs0. 8. @iIenberger, Elm prpmiz
nenter 8aubol3= uno 5utter6dnoler,
gegen pel6en 3a6Iungs6efe6le i'm Be-
TRACE bon iiber $4,000 erlafTen nurz
Den, 3ei1te Iein 6allifement an. Gilenz
berger lit audi GountpzS6uBmetfter,
o!eie &afe lit aber in Oronung. 8on
oieiem 6aQiiIement nirO audi g. 8.
WterOine, Elm frii6erer @ountpzS6abz
meiiter, betroffen. 8eioe Mdnner fiao
hror1inpr+a 01oI;+;4or
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16
Ia 0ie Sefuritatens Snbabcr
Der
Baltimore ObiO GiIrnbabn Comp.

9ejr. Die llntsr}eibnetcu, babcn auf 9lutiorotruQ
or r5ebus S2Optins slluucr'tdt," Der iiuau}icueu
3Htliutt otelcr St0ot uno @uocrcr, Dorltntcr iicb
nle QrOstcH Srcurfdteu= fubabtr Der Baltimore
Ablo=Sdbu" bstiuOcH mn Utlts loDobl LbllQGtios
nen= lrlc Ntfteu &uhuber rcprdtutIreu. sinQtwiIQt
OILS sm Somtte 3u bunoCln sum SbuBe iolbcr So
turltatcu.
Sic Mcbr3obl Der Nftjcu uno Wiaioucu non
9onos ber Baltimore o=GicHbahu=6ompa0uic"
6elnosn rb III ocn NoGnoel Der &eooIternnq oicr5
Staares, uuo cs III uutr 3ipef alc futercicu Derz
ltlbcn I'M polrcn llm1au0t ju bcltURcn.
SItlts Gomlte bat Den iolqcnoen ul0cmrnu
Nperatlons=Ylun ar1cuommrn our6 pelbcH oas=
lclbc nd in i5Hsu Nrbeitcu citen laiicu miro:
!. Us ipiro bsabiidtiQt, fir Die Nftisu- &nbabcr
lcpObl, Ulc titr bic ldmmtijeu ,fnbubsr non Sbli=
olilonen ocs Baltimore Cblo=Giienbabn=" Spitcnls
Obnt Nusnubme III bdroelu: uup oa5 Gpntte miro
lcb1lo q lctHcm Srnlcnsu nab nOtbloeuoip erd)cut
iur SeponlTuuq ioltcr Securi;dten aufforocrn, nm
lelnen Siutt i'm NuQcmcincu ausluiiibrcu.
,. Noh Dem urtbce beg 6Omites iii c5 um Be-
lcH Tr olc &utershen Der SbliQaipucu= uHo Nttjrnz
SHb0bcr, olB Die SUtcQrItdt OcS SOtems beiDubrt
iDJr5, uHo qiGUbt nIItlhe, DaB oieics GiqtutJuH
inter getipniter 0erDaltuna uno nab Qsrpini0uu0
1oldcr EouesNnneH, uelde iitr uotbipsuOiQ cradjtc
lptrptH mpQen, in au0cmeiencr Belt isH cbcmllIQts
pretae uieOcr crrinQcu fam, obHe Die iSrcibrics=
Rtt1tt oCrlclbcn III bsrUbren.
,. Sus GOmitc iUjrO &C uuttrrchm,u In ;raenO
Incident Rcatstreitt Die &rtsreiicu ulGr Cb,ipnt!n=
nfn= uuo NttIcr= Snbubcr ju Uertrcteu, ocrtH S,c=
ritltcu bel osr ~Wrcuutile Sruit uup Scpuf,- SOM,
pn0nls ppn baltimore" upcr bci ntr auuinu Erut-
6ompaQnic uOu NcD=Nort" orpouirt ucrocu moQ,n
UuO ipGr nab iolbsm llsbucnfommsu p,lbcs am
nuN Dsn= ntr'3trcH srl6Ctucn mas. uuo nIvO o05=
irlbs irQuorUci&c Shriftt uutaruthmu u,l6, g
3ur 99obrung oissr 9}ed:e ais uotbu,noiQ crad)tcu
mag
IN iUsjtcrcr GcriolQuuQ piric5 Qlou,s i6lcy: ba5
Gpmiie PcQcnplrtIq nod nit Der 2Iuiiorocruul iur
EtponiruUa por SCcuritlttu bot lulrO ooTclbt ouiu
uuiiOCotrn. peHu Oj: Yorbmtuoigttit nb o1lir cr=
Qcben ioutc.
2lIcrarrcr CHAM. 8orFtcr;
e. Wfortou Stcplrt,
Gcbn Gjfl.
7. 81. Sdrpen,
z. Gcpdrc I6anibIctpu,
Sames Z. Tc9ans,
.. iSdhueftpf,
Observation-Disclosures Der
r9aItmore=St =GiieHbahH= s umuasnie; -
Csohu NJ. s1cIipn. Sctretdr;
Srpnn S Bruno,
(G5-7C NumGItt bes 5omite's
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16
Ser SsatIde Correspondent,
EdsIi6, fu5t,utI:b uns soEntass,

GdeIid, p5f.utI:b uns eorrtdss,
q. Uaine, Gissut5amer uuo Rcoaftenr
(9,ot'tIs,r ron s. 5iaiHs),
elSiptf.2dr Baltimore StroGe rHo EeTzSiHctsSos,
asreis bes tdaIid,sn 9Inttes, euTt 2riser bsiov5t
12]s Gts.; taaIidlc uHb 2pmittaG aGs =slusGabc 10
SeHts pro gSobc Sablbar Die oas Satt beiorgenoeH
Sr6ser.-SaaIidl d. Hetf Spuntag gS Mus qabe uHier
Sorto=9 =9orousbcSGtlurH $3.50 pro Sabr, ur tir5ere
3eit I'M 8erbdItnis; flr he DodIeutiid1e stuSaabe
nit Sonntassbat, portoirei, nit sIbsus iiir Suts,
2.50 pro Sapr, nan irseuo einem Srte oes SHIGns
ns$, s4 nab europa. Spnutaes :9tueGabe 81
pro Schr.-0ds bette uro billisite oeutidle 9Iatt
in ben 9fitteGz uno SIoitaateH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16
ltmler 8abelbrtef.
Graf 6orn6omsRi's 2ai(lfon.
Sie ytationaaiberalen agrarild.
Dir gsplantrn 6ai)tr Glamour.
8us cinem Saulus cit Yalilns.
oc etIin! !

(epoial Rubelbrtf, btri6tct fir BEN o9sntibtr
GOrrtipouoentsn" ourb bic rlIuitfo:9rsb" uHo Die
RtpaQorter agliioe. Yreil,.J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-16
81 be! Berlin.

3pei Der experimentation driitofruz
tiI6en 5umilien 9erIin'S 6a6en in
6oIge unliebiumer 9orgGnge, tpel9s
ibre 5ubIung nit Dem 6Dfe gelo6ert,
Die Rei4sbauptituOt oerlafIen. 9lm
9onenrftug 8ormittag iugten Yrin5
uno Prin5eIiin Srieori4 pon 9obenz
5oqern Berlin Ballet, UNI ii9 na6
Miin6en 81 begeben, uno ipdter am
Sage reiiten Der Bring uno bic 9rin5
3sTIin bon Sa9IenzQlten6urg na9 III
rem neu erfprenen @obniiBe in &u>
6elnuB in Nledlen6ura a6. sSn bsiben
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-06-19
KILLED ON THF RAIL.
An Old Colored Man and Daugh
ter Run Over and Killed.

The first passenger train on
the Southern Railways new
route between Norfolk and Chat
tanooga, killed Joe Hardy, an old
negro man, and a nine year old
negro girl. two miles from
Raleigh, Sunday afternoon. The
girls younger brother, aged I,
was leading a goat by 4 string.
The train swept around a curve
and down a sharp grade. The
boy ran along the track trying to
get the goat off. The sister and
the old man tried to save the
boy. They were struck and Its
orally torn to pieces, as the train
was moving at high speed. The
boy was unhurt. The goat was
not killed, although it was
knocked at least forty feet The
body of the girl was found on the
engine pilot. The entire front
of the engine was spattered with
blood and brains. The accident
was unavoidable. The engine
could not be stopped.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-06-19
"All is not
Columbia
That TlitterS.'

Your pleasure and safety de-
pend on knowing what is under
enamel and nickel, before you
buy a bicycle. No question
about Columbias. "They are
sos days ahead of them all"
The only bicycle i'll the world
that has the crank shaft in one
solid piece. Cones and cases are
ground and polished to that high
touch of glassiness which gives
that glide-that easy glide found
only III the Columbia If you
are able to pay for High grade
bicycle, why buy any but a
COLUMBIA The Pope Manu-
featuring Co., makers of the
Columbia's s are the!largest bicycle
manufacture III the world.
They also make the celebrated
HARTFORD bicycles, that will
rank next to the Columbia's.
Prices OH Hartford bicycles
have Just been reduced from
$4,000 down TO So5.UU. Ladies
wheels at $45 and $50. Sold for
cash or installment
Bicycles now on exhibition.
r. ]. MITCHELL,
Agent for Pope MFG. Co.,
Hartford, Conn.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-06-19
Our DefenceleSs Coast

The Senate Committee on
Coast Defences, acting under in
struct,ons from the Senate, has
been examining the harbor for
ti6cations of New York and in
their inspections here is what
they discover, according to the
New York Sun:
"They learned that there were
lust two of the direct-fre guns
ready for actual use at Sandy
Hook, and that even these two
guns were without men to man
them. At Ford Wadsworth they
found five S-inch guns that have
not been elnplaced, with a ten
inch gun at Fort Hamilton not
mounted, and the carriage for
this one not being in readiness
so that the gun might as well
not be there
So this is the extent of defence
which the great metropolis has
at present, and it may be added
that the smaller sea coast cities
are even worse off.
Senator Squire, the chairman
of the committee, in speaking OF
the condition in which the de
fences of New York were found
said "he was extremely sorry tc
find things in such an unpro'
vided and unprotected state, but
the truth must be told" These
truths he summed up thus:
And we'll may he be. The
Hartford Telegraph, in referring
to this matter, says that in tht
present condition of affair
"twenty-seven ports would b'
actually defenceless in case o
an attack by an enemy, and $40,
ooo, 900, 900 worth of destructlbl
property would be at the mere,
of the attacking party, four thou
sand millions of dollars worth G
this property being represente
in New York alone. Unde
these circumstances, it looks as
il were about time for Congress
. to brace up and provide for tn
changing of this very dangerou
condition.-NoJolk Ti,ginian.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-06-19
COMPOSED BY A TAR HEEL
A SONG TO BE SUNG AT THE
OPENING OF THE INTER-
STATES EXPOSITION.

Among other patriotic songs
which are to be sung at the OPEN
ing of the International aud In
ter-States Exposition, is one
composed by native North Car
Gilman.
Rev. William B. JOKES, author
of the music and words of "Fair
Tennessee" was born near Clay
ton, N. c., and educated at Brown
University. His wife taught
music and mathematics at St.
Mary's School before and during
the war. She was writer of no
mean ability. After the war Mr.
tones moved to Tennessee, where
he still lives.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-06-19
TWO GRUEsOME SOUVENIRS
Bullet Holes And Scars Made by
Spanish Machette.
TO RECOVER DAMAGES,
DR.. LOSE DELGADO CALLS UPON
SECRETARY OIL NEY, SHOWING
SIGNS Of HIS TERRIBLE
EXPERIENCE.

DR.. Jose Delgado, with his
father and DR.. Rodriguez, his
attorney, called at the State De-
partment aud had an interview
with Secretary Onley, respecting
the presentation of a claim on
the Spanish government for III
demnity for i'll treatment upon
OR. Delgado's) estate i'll Cuba.
The doctor walked with the aid
of stout cane and showed signs
of his terrible experience. He is
decidedly lame and bears a great
scar across the right side of his
face and neck. Two gruesome
souvenirs of his Cuban exp :
rience was showed to Secretary
Onley. One was part OF the
machete which had made the
wound upon his neck as he lay
upon the ground. The upper
half of the blade was broken OFT
by striking a stone when the
blow was delivered, the result
being unquestionably to save the
lite of the victim. Another token
was the bullet which had been
sent clear through his thighs aud
which the doctor had recovered
and preserved. The claim is
made by the Delgados that the
assault was made by the Spanish
troops upon them entirely with
out provocation aud they seek to
recover damages in the amount
of 100000 as we'll as reparation
for property damages.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-06-19
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
British Steamer Sunk an u
Collision at Sea.
All on Board DroWQed
Only Four Survivors of the
Wreck Found

Brest, France, June I7.-The
British steamer Drummond Cas-
tie, Capt. N w. Pierce. from
Capetown, for London, Collided
at midnight with an unknown
steamer and sank three minutes
later with LA passengers and
Io3 officers and crew on board.
Two men were picked up floating
on some wreckage, by fishermen.
1t is hoped, however, that some
of the passengers and officers es-
capped in the boats.
The Drulnmond Castle belong
ed to the famous Castle Line of
steamships running between
South Africa and London. She
was of about 1850 tons register
and was last heard of at Las
Palmas, Canary Islands, on June
18th, Friday last.
Tugs have been sent out from
this port to the scene of the dis
aster in the hope of picking up
some survivors. The fate of the
steamship with which the Drum
mond Castle collided is not
known. The sole survivor at
Ushant, of the Drummond Castle,
is man named Mac Quart. Six
bodies have already been recov>
cred there. One is that of an
officer of the lost steamship and
another is that of a girl six years
old.
Two additional survivors oi
the sunken steamship are at the
Isle Demolene.
The cause of the accident is
belle we'd to have been due to the
lights of the unknown steamer
having been lnisread or not dis
cerned by the officers of the
watch OH board the Castle Liner
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-06-19
ALynching May Follow.

A special from South Boston,
Va, says that on Monday after
noon a white tramp outraged a
young lady named Meadows
within 100 yards OF her home
and left her ,.insensible. None
of the young lady's family were
within hearing at the time
The neighborhood is aroused
and 1ynching will follow the
CAPTURE of the criminal.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-06-19
LEFT HER HOME.
A Burlington Woman Deserts
her Husband and Children.

Mrs. Murray, wife Of Lee Muir
ray, who lives in West Bur-
lington, N. c., left home myste-
riously a day or two ago. and has
not been heard from since, leav-
ing a husband and three or four
children. There is no cause as
signed, but it is said she took
$50 in money that had been laid
by. She has lived here for a
long time, and friends are at a
loss to know why she has thus
left home. - Burlington Neaos.