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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-12-27


..-i'-g s-d IL he has been enterpris-
Wv rguisirive. and failed 70 discover
'i fscrs. az NAV % REUSED for not re
porting them. But sometimes he notes
al .-em ~ news. and the cares OF this
v.r.d aud the dsceitfulnsss OF riches,
press upon hiS mind, sud he straight
Hsv forgttteih al about IL; snd for
-h,t condition % things no newspaper
Htr ever wss. ever will De-, or ever ought
r' be- forgiven. All of which Is pre-
imiDs-v 20 noting an item Of building
IMPROVEMENT "a hich WAS omitted from
-t- Democrats summary last week. Ihe
repairs noted were on the buildings oil
N-, Abigail stevens of Church Street,
highly respected lady In her S9th year,
aho has been in poor health for the
past TWO years. aud Is cared for by heT
laughter. Ms George ID. Robertson
The cd shed was tom down and ne"
one built. he l3-light windows IN the
house were changed TO 2-light, the mNir
house wss singled and the buildin <
painted throughout in good shape.
Thamss !, tfsrson Whitehead died 81
bis residence on Elm Hin Wednesday
40 The ge 90 - years. Mr.. whitehead
su.ttined parslytie shock = few yesr'
,tree, from which he never fully reeov
cred. and during loDg period Of feeble
Ness he has been tendsrly cared for ol
H. son. Granville NJ. Whitehead. Mr.
White head wss in the prime of his msn
hood a commanding figure, tall anS
erosi- shouldered Some OF his reminis
cerces az early DAYS have made verl
interesting reading ia the Democrat. III
was much interested in politics, psrtie
ukr,y during the stirring political time
oi De Sos, end Was one Of the pioneer
II h. Republican psrty. Lister be be
ceme Populist. The funeral wss hell
81 the house on Friday, attended oy Kew
Mr.. Allen Of Boston, minister OF IN
Sprttualist faith, OF which Mr.. White
h@sd was firm sdherent. Following
The religious services, the hssoni
burial service WAS performSi By Psri
Lodge, +. sud A. VI. Mr.. White hea'
VS. an ardent Mason, and the oldes
Mason 10 this vicinity, having been mad
Mason in Paris Lodge In 1889, the firs
year after it WAS chartered.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13

Ser r8anunen : &Dni9"
ertrunten.- Die 2eide zines
Negers tpurbe geitsrn bon ben Mrbei>
tern uuf eirem 2aIttabr, fpel9er bei'm
Reinigsn bes 6aFens Derlpsnbet miro,
am SuBe Der GdrulineItrabe in Dem
i%ogenannten Bad Balm" dufgefunz
ben uno nab Der Mor9re gebra6t.
BORT parp Der geeger ols 9pd6 6.
@arb bon bsfen 8rubsr S6omas Ga
rp bpn Nr. 1925, Mcgu6binftrdbe,
toentifi5irt. Del Neger mar 80 Sab
re aft uno unperbeirat6et. Gr pobnte
bel feiner S9neter SIa6and @ilfpn
BON Hr. 2138, Mc@loerrDitraBe. Der
Mann mar ge~iftes9eitDrt unb oa3u
bulb erblinoet. Gr belt Ii9 fir Den
r9anunen : &0nig." Dor IA Sagen
panoerte er zines Morgens in Der
Nu9barI9aft bes 9ufens lumber unb
ftir3te am 6ube Der GarolimeItrabe
ms Wafer. Sergeant Rotb bonn DItz
Ii6en Oiitritt mar aber in Der NG6e
uno Sog ben 8srunglidten aus benz
nafen @lement. Garp mar felt Diem
flag Ibenb btsier Do9. permiBt por=
ben.
GingroBes g 6 o NJ
5ert finbet beute Nbenb in 9ieb's
Sommergarten an Der Roroz 6rontitr
Itatt.
6Hr's 2eben peretnt. -
9ur9 paItor @buurb 6u6er i'm
9farrbauie Der beuti9en spang .zlut6.
ct. Mdtt6Giz&ir6e an GentrQlzQbe.
unb 6abetteitraBe getraut purben gez
Itern Q6enb 9r. Otto Gebrmann unb
SRI. &atbarine 8ubnet. !6r. @sbrz
mann 1T elm Qngeitelter Der r0arlebz
9art=8rausrei." Sin fr0bli9sr 6o6z
5eitsi6mau5 funb mad Der Srauung
i'm pOarlepzPart" itatt.
Qucp retf pteber mad
9aue e. - 2ucp &eapen, bas 15z
jdbrige MGb9en, peI6ss am 9ienIfag
4beno ols beimatblps i'm rOruibz
9tu@Ydrt" perbattet puroe uro dngGb,
ibre @ltern ieien 8eibe tOot, purbe
geitern ibrem Batter, peIGer bon
unipn<6ia getOmmen mar, iibergeben.
SoIq arbetten Iernen.-
Inter Der 4nf9ulbigung, elm Sramp
gu iein, purbe Der 3~9ziGbrige Sames
S. Cannon pom poIi5eiri9ter Smit6
in Der norOpeitlt9en Station geitern
'auf 5pei Monute na9 benz 4rbsitsz
bduie QeIanbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
StaOt Baltimore.

Bel 81. Mi9ueIs ertrunz
tf n. Mcmprb g. 6airbanf, Der
Se~bnldbrtee Sobn bes Srn. Sumuel
.. 6dtrbdnt BON g1r. II, Siioz@6ez
1teritrabe, ertrdRt am 9ienitug Ta9z
rnittog gu ct. Mi6aeIs, SaIbottJGp.,
uto. Der &nube mar gu geIu6 BEL
1etnem Sntel Sbomos 6. Sarriion.
VI fpielte in einem 8pote, fiel in's
Waher unb ertrdnf. Sein Seblen
fpurbe baIb entbedt; 0a4fori6uneen
putoen angeitellt unb feline Qeide gez
tun0en. &ngeitelte Observation-Disclosures
Werlu9e ertpiefen fi9 ais erfpIglps.
Dix 2ei4e purbe geitern ouf benz
Dampfer cambridge" mad 8dItimo=
re 9ebra3t unb bonn 2ei9enbe Itdtter
Srep in @mpfung genommen. Die
8eerbigung pirb beute Mprgen um 10
ubr bonn S%rauerbauIe aus auf Dem
~N1t. GdrmelzSriebbofe" itattfinben.,
8ermiBt.- Der 16zidbrige.
Souts 2tnb, Elm Spbn bes Srn. SEP.
9tnb BON Nr. 1923, !6opeItraBe, 1T,
pie Der 2eBtere geItern Der poliaei
mittbeilte, ieit 0ienftug Ia8mittag
Deri4punben.
Ger IS # Baltimore
Werf 9Onerurgsperei Der
@e14Gftsleute" tpurbe qeftern 46eno
in Magner's 9aQe an Gbeiapeatez uno
@qiDtttraBe bon 20 @ei9dftsleuten
lenes Staottbeiles gegriinbet. Die
te%mpordren 8eamten [ino grGTioent
Sdmes Sentins, Sefretdr So6n Sic
9enbein uno S9aBmeiiter Sobn q.
Gs3t6aler. gs puroen Gomite'n e<z
ndnnt fir Die 4usdr6eitun9 Der Sc
feBe uno Die Quspabl zines 8eriammz
lungs : 2ptals. Sds Gpmite fir
ben leBtgenumteR 3ped beIte6t aus
ben Den 9erren 8. +. 2ippplo, 8.
Sippel uno %. .. Warpeg; dls Go
mite fir bic 4usarbeitunq Der GonItiz
tuition unb Neben : 9eiebe tpuroen erz
nan1t Die Serrep Sames 6. 6ub6aro,
S. Gulte, u. 6. Msnte, s. 2e6t6uler
unD 9. german. 4m %. 4uquIt
tpiro Die nd4fte 8erIammIung TAFT
finbep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
9as Sbnd,oeridt in Clarendon.

GIGrenbpn, 4rt.. II. Iuguf.
- Die 2eihen Der bier in Der leBten
Oienfugs 4g2adt gelpn9ten Reger
puroen beute i%enieits oss 6(uhes be-
grdbsH, unb bic lleberreite Der 5rdu
Sobn 3. Orr, tpsl6' GsBtere i'm &C.
fdngniB SsIbItmoro bur9 8ergiften
begging, 1T na6 Der Orr'56en Bo3@
nung ge5radt pDroen, nm auf Die 8es
erbigung porbsreitet 81 perOsn. Die
6rdu ftdrb um 46 l1br geItern 4benO
i'm @efdngniB. Die 2ei6e piro pubrs
fhsinlt6 nab Muniton, Bi8c., no
Die Stiefmutter Der SeIbitm0roerin
np6nt. geI9idt unb bort beerbigt rper=
ben. 0as breiiG6rige &ino Der 6rdu
pirb oorIdufig BON !6rn. 9. u. 3uifer,
einem Treunbe Der 6Qmilie, perpfledt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
Snboffiren ben IS rteger=
buno".

Ser ,9ermdnid : MGnner6or"
belt aeftern untsr 2eitung bes Dirt
aenten 6rn. Gb. 8Ddner cine ie6r gut
beIu6te Singitunbe ab, pel4er Die re-
oelmGBiQe 9eI9GftsIiBung folgte. 9r.
G6as. Zimmerman fiibrte in berIelz
ben ben 8oriiB unO 9r. 9ermann
8abenboop bus Brototpa. Na4 ST.
lebiqung Der porliegenben Routinegez
f6dfte 9elangten berf9ieOene Brief
Der So. 5ran3 6ultl unO Carl 2dgez
Ter, fpel6er CUR 3eit in Osutf9lanb
peilt, CUR 8erIeiung, unb purOe Der
Setrstdr beauftragt, bieielben gu be-
untporten. Giner @%inlaoun9 bes
n4riegerbunoes BON Baltimore, fi9
an Der geTtern Q6enO abgebaltenen
@erIammlung bebufs elmer 8ismartz
@ebenffeier fpnnte, bd IS beretts 81
ipGt mar, ni9t 6oIge geleiitet tperben,
bod tpuroe bsi4loiTen, Oas 8orge6en
oe8 rariegsrbunoes" gut5u6eiben uno
ii9 ben getrOffenen anorOnungen in
ierer 8eiIe gu fiigen. SIN peiterer
@erluufe Der 8erIammlung purbe
nod oas SGngerfeit in 8apSRtoge be-
fpro6en, uno pirO Der o@ermaniaz
WGnner6or" bei'm Gon8ert r@S bliibt
bic Gicbe" BON Qtten6ofer ltngen.
@6rten bas 4nbenten.
9ie .@ermdnia : Qode 91r. 1705"
pom Sr0en Der .Gbrenritter" belt gez
Itern a6enb in S~ultan'sn Stag~Saae"
an Der 6unoper~S traBe cine ie4r gut
befu9te @eriammluRg ab, in pelher
Oittator Mdr 8reiB Den 8orIiB
fii6rte. Na9 Grleoiqung Der borliez
genoen &outinegeI6Gfte purOen berz
i6ieoene neue Mitglitber aufgenomz
men, porauf 6r. @reiB in ber3ltGsr
Rsbe 0es Acknowledgement 6urten
8ismard gebQ9te uno an beren
S3luB bic Nnpeienoen duffor0erts,
gu SIREN beg 9riinoers bes beuti6en
8ei6es Ii9 BON ibren Siben gu er6ez
ben. Na4 S6IuB Der 9ei3Gfte folgte
Elm frD6liher Somfners.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
gEienrr elm 0hnfarrift.

Gortntb, Mtf, II. 4uguit. -
Der 9eger Mu1od Darner, peI4er
angefagt mar, GbarIes 0al3eu Orei
W}eilen BON bier nit einem Sanoidd
niebergeIfIagsn unO IebenSgefdbrIi4
perIeBt gu baden, hing beuts friib an Ell
nem 8slegrap6enpfubl an Der gilmore
ItraBe bu6ier. @Gbreno Der pergdns
genen bate i'm elm aus etpu 250ItaSz
firten ~beite6enoer Mlob aus Dem Sc
fdngniB gebOlt unO bGngte i'm Guf.
Die 9ebOroe pagte feinen 8ioerfdno.
@arner geItanb bor ieinem SoOe feline
S6ulD Elm unb nunnte 5tpei anbere
Neger ais Miti9uloige an berI4ieoez
nen @erbre6en, pel6e er in bieii9er
8egenb begipg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
ShifSfarfen

I'D a mns bon Tt'ropa hbCr 9remem oeer GAM
bnrG beiorat bic
Grpepition pes -GeutideH GorrefpOnDenten,'
G.sD. sGae aaItimorss 5tt. uao VeisS ifet'ADsa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13

beuarHfe 3uiummenfeaung iGmmtIi6er qrooutts, QrtitG unb 0otuments
gu erbaten, Die BON Der &riegsfeuerz9tQ berpffen perDen.
80. @iefe @teuern tratsn am i. Sunii in aroFt.
eis gnr 1 Gigd rs Rn" Hbef 3 gfunO, BRO loco $50
Gigarren, unter 3 qfunb, pro 1000 LOO
@tgarretten, unter 3 Pfunb, pro 1000 15O
Sbee, inpOrtirhr, pro qfuno 10
s~ant-aaRttal, enialebG4 lsberi4ubfonO5 H6sF $4,000 $4,000
NdHer in negottrbaren SeturitGtsn 5000
9fanbIe6er 1000
San0els-Mottr 1000
SSFaztsF, Maissn, jeofnssirto9oiitn, in 6tdiDtn BON iaeat $4,000 -"''
Grtufs 10000
Qnbere @dauftaunsen unb Qusfenunsen 1000
aegd6a6nent siaiar6ids, pro asga6a55n oOer. 8faiarD 500
zabat /. Gambler : 8ldttrtobat. @srtdufs apii6sn $4,000 u.
~ ''' gsrtaasfe ahrr 100000 2400
@ertdue spti4en $4,000 unb 100000 1900
Gabrifanfen DON Gisarren - @sudufer unter 100000 600
gerfdufe aptden 100000 unb 100000 1900
ahsn, ObGgattonen, @6ulbnrIdr~sbungen, bic n4 benz /. SGi
1898 ousgsfeat fnb, pro $4,000 Rennpertb .O5
lkfNlfAeibungsn BON &thsn, pro $1OO 9enpert5 .O2
@srtanfer Don gSaarsa, tOfOrt9e OOer tpdtere IblHferung gegen
gantfets ooer @i4tpe4FG .O2
Ge4fel Gnfstmi80, arattn upO qrOmeHen, GeOonpefuns
ms4 Kt (%nstanSjf69. ,ers6itb;!tdf4. :nffo4s ss5ossns, pro $1Oo %
NDenn 5ei ober m6r fir ieben @e4iel .O2
Gra66rsfs Onr auitun9 fir irgenOpet4e gu erporirenbe @aaz
5rudfbrsff, bic BON Grpreb. oer stqnspot : ietini6aftsn aus: ~
GeepSBontgoff6aHen5 III fir bic 15c, O&r me5r perangt npuan 81
s SaEHffp Hber grofHi, aesnOran6O, qnahsiir in eorDorottonsn "O
burkgenb, ober leberi4retbungen beridben, pro 500 gsnnz
perf6 -. .: .O2
S6ubenIG ertiftate unb Certificate bon 9%ortQBarbens oer NRz
rtne<Surbepors .25
@nbere Certificate, n9t fpe3ti3rt 10
Gbarterspartp, fir 6o6r8eu9a IOon 300 sOnmen 800
3pl3en 300 u. 600 3onnsn . 500
rebsr 600 Sonnen 1000
Gontrafte, Observation-Disclosures oer SauTdIfetne fir g4u1ren.
atHsn, gOuOs, g1e4eL, 8runbeigentbum u, T. IN. 10
rebertragungen, Wrt6 5piden 500 unb $500 .... so
9epeIden OF
3oqbausz @ntrp, n6t uRr $500 rs
3pti6en elm unb bri Sabren unb $500 so
neer $500 LOO
qonbouszGntr fir moorsnaurIdaisbrno 5O
Ssrfd6eruno Webeul. fir iebe 500 Der 0OGce O8
nS%srfTn3s 9o5InnS FN0 F
cmxo r.tTn go - ST.. o.
~HelQs| Spi55a an T - b rM Smgn 70
1W.ptSr :o up wv S"7N" oo
onrsou s 'ae r it S+ girro o cher iorirro rcc6' fr.mbn LV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
Glate bnn aagemrincm SntersRr.

Gitp 9aa - ROrtbz unO2cEiustuu'
ftraBe.
8ai6ington : MOrument - Mt.
8ernon : 9lace.
Sobns 6optins : uniberIttGt -
Horo : SoparbitraBe.
SObnS 9optin5 : 9oIpitaI - Rorbs
8rodbpaG.
S6la6ten : Monument - GdIoetts
unb 6a~petteftruBe.
Gra6 BON Cigar Q1en gOe -
WetminIter : &ir6bof 6abettss unb
@reenetraBe.
0ruio 6iG 8art - gu errei4en
nit n0rbli9 ldufenoen 8aggons.
Patterion : Part - gu errel4en init
Ditli9 Iaufenoen Naggons.
Sort Mc6enrb - QotuIt : 9oint.
Trauen : @oaeg - 81. Paulz unb
%. Strabe.
psaboon Snftitut unb MuItzgons
I~erpatorium = Mount @ernpnzPIace.
9rdtt's 5rei : 8i6liotbet MuIs
~berrpftraBs, nabe GatbeOralitraBe.
&atbeoraIe = MuI6errpz unO @as
tbeoralftraBe.
6reimaurer : Sempel - ROrbz
G6arTesitraBe.
Obo 6su0ps : SempsI - @atbes
brulz uno SaratogaitraBe.
@6amber Of Commerce - 9oatoaps
unb WateritraBe.
Neues @eri4tsgebGube - 6aDettss
unb ct. PaulftrGBe.
4oItgebGuoe = Gapettez uRb Gal
bertltraBs.
Mar6Ianb : Snititut - Baltimore
unb 6urriIonitraBe.
Garbindl Gibbons Reiibena -
Charles unb N&uIberrDItraBe.
@utap = 9lace - 9aupt : Promes
nabe, ~perlGngert n0roli4 an GUAM,
bon 0olpbinitraBe.
goung 0Ien's Gbriitian Qfociu'
tim, Gentrdl : @e6Guoe G6drlesz
unb @aruto9aftraBe.
QtQoemie Der WifenI6aften -
6ranflinz unb CATHEDRAL ItruBe.
Carroll : Bart uno oa5 dlte 0p6ns
bdus bon Gbarles Carroll BON Gdrz
roQton. - Mdn nebme bic Columbia
QDenue : Waggons.
0eutf9e Stub QotdIe.
v8ermaniu= Mdnner9or," Qombarbs,
nabe GutatpzS trdBe.
.germdnia : Club" Sapettez, na6s
GutapsGtraBe
JlGdenraunI, GinnnbnrriablI.i. 10
Der Der. Staten.
9r0Bte GGnqe DON Often na9 Ws'
ten 2720 Wteilen
Gr6Bte 8reite pom HorOen nd9Sis
BEN 1900 Meilen.
9rDBtsr@tuot (9srus) 74,356Aua'
bratIneileR.
QIasfa (577,39O 3,6O2,990 Aud'
RIsinItsr @tuat (RbOOs.SsIanO)
1906 QuaorotmeIIen.
@beeIddBter SOtalsBsrtb beg Gta
%csnt6ums 0snius BON 1890 $25,A
473,173.418.
GeiamInter Rei4tbum ungefGbr
$65, 100000
Gslammt8abI Der 9eD0lteruug 62,H
622,25O.
WdnnIias 8eODIterungs5abI 3d.
067.880. .-c.-
Gsqsrs9epDItsrung einf4iieBli4 ber
Hnbidner Il. +. M. 7,638,360
Mdnnli9e qerionsn, 81 SABRE una
baruber, 16,940.31l.
yfoh Dem Genius BON 1890 BADEN
ME i6 SiibsStaaten 15,549, 1853 peiBs
Ginmphner unO $685. 800 9teger. 8on
1850 bis 1890 nG1m Die peIBe 8eOOIs
fsrung i'm g~srbGltniB bon 23.6 PrOA.
au, pd6renb bic Geg er@8eOOIterurS
aur i'm 9er9dltniB pom 13.1 Pro5spt
auuaNM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13

Rmr RtaesrberRsGuns une @TbdltuRS bee W~
funebeit ntbmtt Or. aHHa @tsFtHsS
COMPOUND. 81 Die BIafAA
IN kob.u lei oa,n gvotbet,rn une in EI. 1eo&, Co
9altiMorsfrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
Ginr Mifinnrirr M6nhrrnrihihtr.

Ct. SofePh Mo., II. Quguit.
= Sin Gtl3ug Der Burlington
8abn" aus Omaha puroe I'm 9 u6r
9tu.e. QbenO s. Dag 6iG, sire; Ieiitn
noroli6 bon bier, bon ie6s 8epaffz
neten iiberfauen. Ra6oem Die 8unz.
bitten in Den grpreBpaggon eingez
brun9sn paren, i9pben lie cine
Spinoe aus Oemiel6en uuF einen be-
reit gebaltenen Nagen uno perTu6ten,
lie bupon3uFa6ren. 0isiel6e erpies
ii4 iebO6 gu I4per, uno bic Rdu6er
parfen Te 14IieBIi6 baraus auf rem
Deg unb fubren bapon. Mun fanO
bic Spinbe 5pei StunOen IpGter uns
geOffnet auf Dem ndmIiGen Tlede.
Die Rduber feuerteD me6rere 66uTe
ab, UNI bas 3ugperional ein3uf8ii6z
tern, 6elditigten iebp4 bic PaTogiere
ni9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
Oierins's meSisiniides Snftitnt,

eeniuItirenoe Aeute = Or. MnHa 6tering nHe
Or. Nebf. 4. 0teriHa. LJaaI2l. Dtg15IH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
9as lirblidl gelrgcnr 9nrf 6rrftrlc

in Weitpbdlen (&reis 9Drter) feierte
Dor einigen 3agen bas Set feineS
11OO<idbrigsn 8eIteRns. SIN Sabre
797 be3pg 9arl Der @roBe bort, mo
ieBt SeriteIe Iiegt, Elm feite5 Eager unb
feb bier cine Burg erbuuen, pel9e
na3 benz Stammi6loB Der 8urOlinz
Der, Dem an Der Mdd8 l~iegenOen Seriz
Itaq, ebenfaqs 6eriitaq genannt pur=
be. Sci Der Burg erfolgten glniieOez
lungen, unb 10 entitano Das Oorf Ser
IteGe. Die Burg purOe ieDO4 na4
tur3er s3eit 5erlt0rt, bod auf Der
StGtte, ND tie geitanben, er6o6 Ii4
balo Elm nsues S4loB, ba5 i'm 2aufe
Der Subrbunberts in SdnOen DerI6ie>
bener 9e16le9ter Ii9 befunO, Bis es i'm
~3O<jdbrigen &riege gIei4fuQs 3eritDrt
puroe. 9da 9orf 6erIteQe mar irbeB
an Oas 8ist6um 9dDerborn getomz
men. Die bertpiiteten 8Gume oe5
S9IoKes purben fpGter tbeils 81 Ell
nem &loiter umgebaut, tbeils purDen
fe aIs 0irtbF6aft8gebGuOe DON Der
bti60flidsn Domaine benuBt. 9as
alte 00rf6en 6erIteQe lit in 6oIge ieis
ner rpmantif9en l1mgebung 81 einem
beIie6ten 3ielpuntte fir SOuriiten gez
nDroen.
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Ser unsebli6e MiHetbatsr erpii6t.

0ds SnbiDibuum, pelfes ieit Dem 1.
Quguit m~utbpilig o6ne urIa9e
reun 6euerdlarme einIanote, am
gebli9 in Der 9srion bes George
GOofe enbIi9 binqfeit gsmd6t. -
@ds bic yManie" bes 8etreffenz
Den Der Stdbt toItet.
Die goli5eibe60rbe gluubt, en6li9
ben uebeltbGter, tpel9er in Der lebten
3eit tagtdgli9 Die falI9sn Qlarme
e~inIanbte, ertpti9t gu BADEN. Der
urSebIi6s MtiTetbdter beiBt 6runt
Goofe; er tpurOe. ME gsitern i60n i'm
vOeutf6en @prreTpOnOenten" beri6z
tet, am Mittno9 Qbeno I'm II u6r
pom Capt. Spbn u. Mcaetp BON Der
6emiifen 6suertpebr : @ompuQnie
CIR. 6, peIGe einem d6ermaliaem fall
IGen Qlarm pom 9uIten Rr. 282 an
Der 8elair : ROao 6olge l%eiItete, feitz
genommsn uno ipGter Der 8oli5ei beg
nproDItli4en Oiitrifts ii6erge6en. 9oz
liaeiri9ter S90n iiberpies ben Mann
geItern Morgsn Oem8ari9t5berflbren.
Bel ben tagtdglifen FalI6en Qlars
men fieI eS Der 6euerbs60rce, ME au3
Der Yoli3ei duf, DAB Don Der Yerion,
pelGe Den Qldrm etnianDte, niemuls
cine Spur bDr6anDen tpdr, uno mdn
f60pfte od6er ben 8crOQ6t, bdB Der
lte6slt6Gter Elm 3peiraOfabrer fem
miiBte, peI4er ii9 iOfort nit grDBtz
mDqli6er @eI6pinOtgteit aus Dem
5taube made. DIS bic femii9e
SpriBe Nr. 6 am Mittpo9 QbenD
Dem Qlarm pom &diten glr. 282 5olge
~leiItete uno faum cine N}inute ipGter
in Der Na3bari4uft 0es permeintltz
6en 5euer6erDe5 anldngte, bemertte
@Qpt. Mc&ep einen 3psirabfa6rer Die
8eldirz&ouo entlang fommen. @r
CAB 8eFe6l, benz RaoLer Our9 Die
@priBe Den Deg gu Deriperren, unb
nabm OenIel6en bann ~gefdngen. Der
N1unn iagte, iein g&ame lei 8eor8e
Goote uro er babe einen 6reunb an
Der 8slairz Roao beiu6en pOQen, lez
bod lei beriel6e ihon CUR Rube gegdnz
gen, 10 DAB er unberri9teter Sa6e
nieber umte6ren muBte. 4ls Capt.
Mc&ep i'm Dunn ms &reu3Der6Or
na6m, berpidelte er Ii9 pieoer6plt in
WiOerIpri6e, unb 10 bei9loB Der Ga
pitGr, ben 9efangenen ais ben mut6z
maBli6en G%inienoer bes Qlarm5 Der
9oIi5ei gu ~iiberpeiien.
Der Nlarm bonn &aften Gr. 282
mar Der neunte fdIi4e Nlarm ieit benz
l. 4uquIt, uno ieoer Nlarm toitet Der
6taot penigitens $50. Die 6eusrz
8e6Drbe BAT in 5olge bes bGufigen
8ortommens ipl9er 6Gqe bei6lofen,
ieoe 0a9t so 6suerpebrIeute in 81
biltIeioern aus8ui6tden, UNI Die
SeuerzQlarmtditen in ben 0iitritten,
aus psl9en Die faII6en 4larme in Der
Regal tpmmen, gu iiberpd9en.
8ie 9eitern aud i4On i'm n9eut>
f6en Gorreippnoenten" bert9tet
iparo, brunnten bic brei Pferoe Der
6euertpebr : @ompaqnts an Der Roz
lamb : 4penue gu 8ooDberro our6,
ais Ie a~ngeIpannt perOsn i%olIten, UNI
Dem Nlarm ppm &aiten Nr. 282
5olge gu leiiten. 9sItern Morgen crit
nuroen bic 9feroe in Mdlbropt piez
Der eingefanger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
=ga6eGe.

Sn &nbetraht oss l1mfanbes, bB am ritter Sui Der gr0bte She'll
Der bonn Gon9reB %6ef4ohenen Straightforward in Rruft trGt, bIfte es fir bus
Publttum Don grOBtem Snterefe ien, cine beutIite, FLAIR DuitGnbide t=
beuorife 3ufammenftelung idmmtider grpOutt, Qrtitl ub 9otumene
gu er5Gten, Die BON Der &rngsfeuerz8ia bstroffen perOen.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-01-05
LOITERING FEMALES
DID NOT. LoITER ENOUGH FOR
BURROUGHS
7 a Los Angeles Man Gets Tired of
-. Being Tagged and Makes Grim
- inal Complaint
Epeclalsto The Herald.

Epeclal.to The Herald.
=. SPRINGFIELD, O.. Jan. "A woman
who says she was scorned followed
Auctioneer Peter J. Burroughs across
the continent and on his complaint she
was arrested today in Cincinnati in COM
pnny with a woman said to be her
mother. Burroughs first formed the ac-
at Los Angeles. CAL. where he was SELL
Ing out store. The women were then
known as Nine. Cicotte and daughter,
and were well known customers. One
day Burroughs lost his watch charm in
the store and the younger woman asked
his assistant. who picked 1t up, to let her
have 1t temporarily. so that she could
place her picture in it and return it to
the auctioneer. He has never since seen
the locket.
4 He says that the next time he saw
the woman she pulled pistol from her
pocket and threatened to shoot him IL
he would not either give her $4,000 or
marry her. He wrenched the pistol from
lleI iidfIu ttHQ lclt -ucEs 11S WcHt " 0dii
Jose and they followed him there. He
then learned that they had attempted to
have prominent law firm bring an
action against him for $4,000 for alleged
breach Of promise, but the firm advised
him and they secured other legal talent
to do their work. Forged letters and
other crooked documents enter into the
story at this point.
Both women were defiant when inter-
viewed. They declared that they were
the victims Of conspiracy and threat
ened to make some one suffer for their
arrest The elder woman said her name
was not Cicotte, but refused to say what
st was. They refused to say what had
brought them to the city.
Detective Moses fled the affidavit
against them charging them with lott
ering. They are said to have caused
q sensation in Chicago court by in
sulting the Judge on the bench. and
when arrested there they also gave the
police lively fight.
Burroughs has a big scrapbook filled
with press stories OF the various things
done by the pair.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-01-05
THE FLORIDA FREEZE
LITTLE DAMAGE TO THE ORANGE
TREES REPORTED
Garden Crops Badly Injured-Fall
Crop of Tobacco Is the Chief
Sufferer

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 4.-The
cold weather Of January LIST and I'd did
considerable damage to vegetables, but
none of permanent character. Orange
trees will in some instances lose their
foliage and in exposed places on the
northern border Of the orange belt the
trees will lose part Of their tender
growth. Owing to the fact, however,
that the sap was down, the trees them
selves were able to resist unscathed even
lower temperature.
Reports from the pine apple belt of
the east coast indicate that the damage
to pine apples was trifiing.
The fall crop OF tobacco in all parts
of the state was injured badly. Blooms
on strawberries were killed. EARLY
Strawberries in the northern section
were frozen on the vines and the plants
set back fully six weeks. The tenderest
garden crops in all sections as far south
as Tampa, when lacking protection by
forests, swamps or lakes, were badly
injured
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-01-05
TELLER is
ALARMED
At the Trend of Events in
the Senate
AMERICAS VERY EXISTENCE
INVOLVED IN THE OVERTHROW
OF CHINA
Russia and Germany Should Be
Choked Off, Even if We Do
It Alone
AMERICAS VERY EXISTENCE
INVOLVED IN THE OVERTHROW
OF CHINA
Associated Press Special Wire

Associated Press Special Wire
NEW YORK, Jan. Att is our duty
to prevent the dismembering Of China"
said Senator Teller of Colorado to the
World correspondent in Washington
last night. 1--WE should join with Great
Britain in a notice to Germany and Rus
sia that dismemberment will not be per-
mitted. Even without Great Britain,
we should give such notice. Almost our
very existence as O nation is involved.
Should we permit 1t, we would have
nothing more than mere existence.
When it is said that the United States
cannot inerfere it should be understood
what failure to interfere will involve.
The dismemberment of China means
the cutting off of our commerce in the
Orient and the introduction of COM
petitor who will deprive us of the COM
merce of the rest of the world and even
supply our own people.
I'VE cannot permit this without sink