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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-09
4 VETERAN DROWNED
The Body Of an Old Soldier
Found in Mill Creek,
INQUEST UNNECESSARY
Howard Gould Gets His Cho- CO and III
Money. D-b.t. on the Philippine
Question. Other Local

The body of an old man was found on
the shore OF Mill Creek on the Phoe-
BUS side. yesterday. having drifted
ashore. The face was upturned to the
smiling skies. whose beauty he would
never appreciate again. for while his
BODY lay In the ripping waters, his
weary spirit had drifted placidly to the
shores of eternity. He had been dead
twenty-four hours or more
The body was that of an old soldier
from the National Soldiers Home. at
Hampton, and 1t had probably been in
the water since yesterday. Investiga-
ton developed the fact that his name
was Joseph c. Carson, OF Williams
port. Pa. and that he had been missing
from the Home for three days.
Sheriff Curtis. to whom the ghastly
find had been reported by Sergeant
Wesley Cunningham. went at once to
the scene. There were gathered there
Justice l.. P. Furness, Officer Bushrod
Giddings and several others. An ex-
animation OF the body showed no marks
OF violence, and as other circumstances
disploved any theory Of foul play, the
conclusion was but natural that death
had not resulted from foul play.
The old man had perhaps not an
enemy in the world. unless he were his
own enemy, and as s3.55 in currency
were found upon the corpse, robbery
could not have furnished a. motive for
- 49, 1890 Silo-I lllSSe
an inquest was deemed unnecessary.
and the corpse was turned over to the
authorities of the Home. who placed it
IN van and conveyed 1t to the
morgue.
Today a little knot of comrades and
minister will follow the plain coffin in
which the remains are encased to the
National Cemetery, the service for the
dead will be read, and the body of Jo-
seph c. Carson Will be lowered into the
narrow cell and covered over with
clods. In time the green sodded mound
and the little marble slab will mark
the spot where lies one of the nation 8
soldiers .#"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-09
Welded IN RICHMOND.
THE PHILIPPINES ANNEXED.

H e AN N h Ed,
The Y. M. c. A. Debating Club, or
rather the young men who propose to
formulate the organization. held an In
formal meeting last night, and. after
taking steps to organize. discussed the
question OF the annexation OF the Phil
ippine archipelago by the United
states. Messrs S. Gordon Cumming
and A G. Irons advocated the aftirma-
tive side of the question, and Messrs.
John Weymouth and A. H Taylor the
negative. in brief. extenlporaneous
speeches. The consideration OF the
question in the time allotted was ne
ecessarily cursory and superficial one,
but the debate was interesting to the
participants, If not to the small au-
dience present. The Judges to whom the
determination Of the debate had been
delegated decided In favor OF the at
hrmative. Congress will be at once no
tilted of the decision for it's guidance
in Its own deliberations on the subject.
The time, subject and speakers for
the next debate have not yet been de-
termined.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-09
NO BETTER TO BE HAD.

~ Gasfaar ~ VIII trey e-fuuttbuft expert,
writing in Harper's Weekly of Decem-
Der 10th. of the Annapolis (Naval Acad-
emy) football team, says:
They have not yet established the
graduate coaching system as West
Point has done, and must therefore,
depend on one coach who this year has
been Richard Armstrong. than whom
there is none better"
Mr.. Armstrong, who is now Surveyor
Of Elizabeth City county, Is well known
socially as well as in athletics.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-09
COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-Cotton futures
opened steady. December, 5.34; Janu-
airy. 5.42: February, Sal; March, 5.44;
april. Sal; May $50: June, SIS; July
5.58; August. SCI; September. 5.57; Oc-
tober. 5.61.
Futures closed firm. December, $40;
January, SIS; February, SAC; March,
5.5l; April. 5.54; May, $50; June, SOL:
July, 564: August, 5.68; September, 5.64;
October, 5.66. 5l 9g .E Ii.
Spot closed steady " cent advance.
M1ddiing upiands, 5Asa middling gulf, s.;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-09
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-Wheat. corn and
oats today joined hands in running
down hill. the road being creased by the
lack OF foreign demand for wheat, by
the higher freight rates and by the pros
poets Of larger receipts of the coarse
grains. Wheat closed at decline Of u
for May and 1@1H for December Corn
declined SOC; oats. u and provisions
21495 cents. The leading futures ranged
as follows.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-09

sometime the battery was stationed at
Newport News awaiting orders to move
to the front. and it was at this time
that the young soldier met Miss Semple
and laid diligent siege to her heart, The
beieaguered fortress finally capitulated
and the terms OF surrender were finally
concluded in the marriage yesterday.
Mr.. Morice. the best man, is well
known as former member of the great
University of Pennsylvania football
team.
Welded IN RICHMOND.
Mr. Thomas Athey Murray. or Hamp-
ton, was married at ST. Marks p
%. church. Richmond. Wednesday.
to Miss Mariana Newman. daughter Of
Mrs. Octavia Newman The nuptials
were celebrated at 6:15 P. NJ. in the
presence of a large company, the rector
Of the church officiating Mr.. Murray
Is we'll known pharmacist with T. S.
Howell. OF this city, and is very much
esteemed His bride is a charming
young woman Of Richmond
After the service Mr. and Mrs. Muir
ray started on wedding journey which
will comprise visits to Alexandria. Va,
Washington, D. c., New York and Bos-
ton They will be at home at Rudd' $
Cottage. Hampton, after December 18TH
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-09
Wanted -Boarders
BY MRS, M. E. boswell,
H." No. los 27th Street.

First class table and pleasant rooms
Forms r.asHnahla ll-25tf
NHESAPEAkE g. OHIO HALFWAY
~ FOR RICHMOND. WASHING
TON. CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS, sc.
Schedule in Effect Nov. II 1898
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-09
Finance AND COMMERCE
Market Quotations From the
Leading Business Centers.

.STW 1UIlN NONEE MARk EFT.
NEW YORK. Dec. S.-Money on CALL
steady at 2M2E. per cent: last loan 2h
per cent: prime mercantile paper. $40
per cent; sterling exchange tirmer,
with actual business in bankers bills,
at s4.S45@4.S4A, for demand. and at
S4Sl&@4.S2 for sixty days; posted rates
s4S2@4S21s and A.S5h@4.Ss: CONNER
cial bills s4.So@4.ov.=: silver certificates,
5s1aG60h; bar silver. SO GIG; Mexican
dollars. 461a: government bonds. strong
state bonds. dull; railroad bonds, strong
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-09

Vash Yu0tAtlOns were as follows.
flour easy; No. 8 s!riug wheat.
G00G24; No. 9 red, G70G75; No. >,
corn, 335; No oats, =; No.
= white, 30i: No. whits, 2Ss
@29; rye, 53a; NO 3 barley, 4!
GH5a; No fax seed, 1Oi4 prime
Timothy seed, a.25; ,uess pork per
barre; 7.9jGS.G0 lard, per 100 pounds,
4 95G5 10; short ribs sides, lo.,x.,
,A'@4.G5; dry salted ST. alasSs,
q ed, 44Ms: short clear sides,
boxed, 4.S0G4.9o; No. 2 yellow corn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-Quotations in
the stock market rose the greater part
Of the day. but in the late dealings
lost part Of the early advance, closing
easy. with slight gains in most stocks
Ihe initial tendency was hesitating and
tlnid. perhaps sympathetically with
the irregular tone Of London, which
was a moderate seller of Norfolk &
western. Union Pacific and Louisvill
& Nashville. The grangers shook of
their recent lethargy and gave conf
dence to the rest OF the list. America s
strong foreign trade situation. with it's
probable effect on values. as interpreted
IN widely published optimistic state
ment of an operator who usually con-
trolls a large following, was not without
sentimental effect.
Reports of Improvement in both the
SOFT and hard coal trades. and the pos
sibility of the enactment into law of
the anti-scalping bill were subjects of
discussion and acted as a tonic on the
railways. Moreover, important inter-
ests were openly buyers of properties
with which they are identified. large
offerings being readily absorbed. and
the market weakened materially In
the later dealings the grangers re-
ceded sympathetically with the weak
ness In wheat and business slackened
until near the close, when there was
evidence of weakness In a few rail-
ways. although Metropolitan and
brooklEn traction continued agrees
lively strong.
Sugar was very active and strong
and rose four points without any new
developments in the property becoming
generally known. Missouri Pacifics
cancelling OF Its floating indebtedness
was assigned as a reason for its rise.
A dividend on the Noble & Ohio be-
ing asserted as being not improbable.
advances the stock. The heaviness of
the Pacifics in the last hour was large
~ responsible. together with realiza-
items in other properties, for the re-
cession in values before the close
The easy condition of the money
market furnished abundant evidences
OF the vast amount of capital seeking
investment, which is now being en-
rloyed in the railroad miscellaneous
bond market. The reactions in this de-
partment We're on a very extensive
scale and considerable Improvement
was made in many issues. Total sales,
$3.50, 000 Total sales of stocks amount
ed to $4,000 hares
Tha Loo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-09
hLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY.

Daily Service Between New York and
Virginia Points.
The elegant steamships jamestown,
t1uyandotte. Princess Anne and Old
Dominion leave New York every day.
except Sunday. at 3 P. M, for Norfolk
and Newport News. touching at Fort
Monroe on the Southern trip. Ships
leave Norfolk for New York direct
every day at 500 P. M Ship leaving
Tuesday carries freight only.
A short. delightful and invigorating
sea voyage. ~@H
FARE:
First-class. straight, including
meals and berth. -. ........s 500
Round trip, first-class, including
meals and berth. ........ 1900
|.Steerage. without subsistence. 45O
STEAMER arrives from
Snithtield and leaves for Norfolk daily,
except Sunday. at 9 A.. NJ. Return
Ing leaves Norfolk from Bay Line
wharf. every day, except Sunday, at 3
p M.
AL! business between New York and
Newport News transacted Mt Pier 6.
All business between Newport News,
Norfolk. Smithf1eld and local points
transacted at Pier A, foot Twenty-fifth
street.
"a. CROWELL. Agent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-09
$500 Rev I'd

II any one finds water in the raw oys-
tsrs that you buy from the Hotel Ivy,
other than the natural liquor We sell
oysters in any quantity at the rate OF
twenty-flve {25) and thirty {3o) cents
per quart Medium. per gallon so cents
selects. per gallon s1.00; in shell per
bushel so to go cents. Our oyster house
at the corner Of 9th street and Lafay-
cite avenue Is open to the inspection OF
the public. Call Hotel Ivy. old and new
phone. Orders delivered in Is minutes
l cater for the household trade especial
ly. NJ. 700. =.
..:. ..0 Manager,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-09

Steamer Louise leaves Portsmouth
daily 40 n. m. and 90 p. m Leaves
Norfolk 10 a. m. and 30 p. m for New
port News.
For tickets and other information ap-
ply to E. w. ROBINSON. Ticket Agent.
Newport. News.
Ill.,. JOHN D. POTTS,
Asst. Gen. Passenger Agt..
.... Richmond va
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07

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9emnd4 bari teinT&tetber tr9ero pelz
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u6r bic 8epo6ner bur6 Signule CUR
6eimfe6r ermabnen in Die 8armer
Mietbstaiernen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07

Cine gemut6Gt6e uuters
6uGtung fanb geitern Nbenb in Der
@obnung bes 9rn. 5. Jelbmann, Nr.
223, Siibs GmppitraBe, ftatt, 81 Der
fi6 bic $50. Setnr. 8oltmann, s3abtz
meifier, unb bic MaE4iniiteu 5. 8uller
II. 6. Dinniger bonn 0ampfer Ores
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rsi9li9 Gorge getrager fporben. 9rof.
5elbmann ma4te persangenes Sabr
cine Reiie mad Oeuti9lano auf Dem
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Jung bon II .Qpplifanten UNI Die
6ei5eriteGIe i'm 9oftgebdube tuurbe am
Sumitag i'm v9olpte9nii9en Sniff
tut" abgebaIten. Die Stele 5ablt
goo hrn %nhr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
Nuf Der 6eimreiie.

9artg. 5. Gebrudr. - Seuie frat
Dtuidm &ilep Softer. jun, alias
Warb, Der i'm September 1888 aus
Repz0prt perf9panb, nu6oem er ben
unteritibungsfonb Der PrObuttsne
bOrie, beFen @ertpalter er mar, UNI cine
ii9 in bic SunberttauIenDe belaufsnoe
Summe beItoblen bate, bic unfreitpiIz
li9e Riidpeiie ru9 Rep>gprt an. @r
1T, na6bem bic fr1H50iii4e Regierung
feline Quslisferung berfIgt bate, an
8orb bes 6eute BON SABRE mad Gstpz
0ort absebenben 9ampfers Der Som
pagnte 9ensrule 3ransdtlautique" eez
bra4t tporben; sr pirb Bis 81 isiner
QbIieferunq an bic Retpzgorter 8eb0r=
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Rod elm @rbbe6en
Con # anttnppel, 6. 5e6ruar.
= Sn Qnatolten, &leinaiien, trat am
Samftag elm Grbbeben Elm, tpelfes
melt perbreitete 8erpiiitungen unri6z
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07


Baltimore Sruit / GuarGntee &c, Gauitablt 9lsS.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
Gurtu fir gefarnerunaen nit Der gulf

Griter &lafe : poitIa6en (8riefe
II. I. NJ 2 Gents pro un3e.
3peitsr 8luffe (3eitungsn II. 3eit>
i6rtften) l Gent fir 4 lln3en.
Sritter &lafe (8ii9er, GtrtuGare)
1 Gent fir 2 ~lln5en.
8ierter &lafe (NaareH 1 Gent
PRO un3e.
Gini8rsibegebi6r 0OfzQuH6lus)
beiten tbeilpeiie fruntirt fem.
s Gents.
Marten fir iOfortige @bIieferung
Nufi4lag auf baa reguldre PurtO)
10 Gents.
@riter Slufez9oitIa9en - 8riefe
unb ale anberen geI6riebenen Sa6en
lob eei9lofen, pber nt9t) nit Qusz
nabme BON Wanufcripien nit beifolz
genben Gorrefturz8 ogen, ferner ale
beriiegeltenS a9en (iiebe untenitebenb)
2 Gents pro un3e. nit Qusnabme BON
8riefen an 9oitsS tationen, no bic
poItId6en ntdt ausgetragen peroen,
1 Gent pro hinge. qOftz&artsn ie /
Sent.
3tpeiter &lufezppI1o9en = .3eiz
tungsn, bierteIjdbrli9 ober otter err
T9einenbe 3eitf6riften, tpel6e ni6t
gratis pert6eilt perben. 0as aaeez
meme publitum be3ablt bafiir nit
gifenbabnzMarten gu Der Rate bon
il l Gent fir 4 lln3en poer T6eile oaz
bon, penn nidt periiegeIt.
9ritter 8tafe = (gebrudte, feline
8Iancoz 8ii9er), Girtulare, anbere asz
brudte Sa6en, Gorretturzgogen un1
beifoGgenbes Manuicript, 9~aientines,
MuIif : NotenblG:ter. 6eliotDpes,
Gbromos, 9latate, 2i~tbograp6ie'n Il.
gebrudte 4n3etgen I'm QQgemeinen,
iGmmtli1, psnn ni6t b%eriieqelt, /
Gent fir 2 lIn5en ober tpeniger.
8ierte &lafe - Ddaren uno Mtus
fer, glancozgider unb 9apier, Gr3e,
ale Sa6en, pel6e ni9t in irgenb eli
ner Der anberen &lafen etngei4lofen
uRo i6rer Natur mad ni9t gefG6rlt9
pber perberbli9 fir ben Sn6alt Der
unberen qoitia9en iin6. (Gin fpes
sieIes 8eIeb feBt bas pOrto fir sd
mereten, Qbleger, Mur3eln. Spr6Bs
hinge unb PfIun3en auf Die Rate bon
einem Gent fir ie 2 un3en feIt.) SAILS
borgenunnte 4rtifel ni6t me6r, aIs 4
gfunb betrdgen, l Sent pro unae ooer
8ru6tbeil.
Porto mad Rerito unb
Gdnabd.
0ielelben Staten unb 8eDingungsn,
uls in ben Ser. Staten, nit Qusnabs
me, baB gemii4te &aufmannstpaaren,
peI9e ni9t ais Bona fibe" 9anbelss
MuIter gefanbt perben, nit Der gats
tetpoIt berfanSt perben miiFen. Ruufs
mdnnif4e Sbriften gu ben eepDbna
li9en Raten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
Sermiidtes aus Oen ger. Staaten.

Sn Sem ort iplen Ri4aro @roz
fer, 9ugb s. 8rant unb be1enS 8pte@
gerbater, Senator W1urp6p, Der Ielben
in 3rop cine 8rausrei beiiBt, i'm Be-
griff Iteben, cine gro B 9arlez
mer 8rdueret, tpie Is beiBt, oas
ebemaIigs ginglin9f4e gtablihez
meut, tdufIi9 an ii4 gu 6ringen nit
Der 4bIi6t, bas @ei4Gft uuf eigene
Rsdnung gu fii9rsn, alIO Sammanps
Bier!
@insn Mabor, Der groBe 4nlagen gu
einem Ropbb 81 beiiBen i6eint, bat bep
Srt StunfOrb, &p. BORT gt>
ristb Der Wirtb Ssfe Routt NIT benz
Mopor s. q. Menefee IN etnsn Strett.
Der Muppr sog Elm Mefer. peIdes er
8outt in bic 1inte Settle ltieB, bod traf
er glidIi9sr 0eiie Elm BUD. pel6eS
Der Marn in Der Sadie bate. 8outt
ergrtff bierauf Elm Bell, bod purbe
ibm bieies entriFsn. ebe er bumit I'm
bell durt0ten fpnnte.
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9aanfataftrnpAe.

Spotane, 8aib,. 6. Sebruar.-
Sci 2ate, elmer % Meilen Iibli9 BON
9asco gelegenen Station Der yg}or>
tbern 9acific@8abn," entgleiite pGbz
renb Der D%ergungenen Robt Elm 9er=
fonenaug an elmer bur4 9o4pufer
aufgepiiblten SteIIe unb purOe tbeils
fpeiie bemolirt. Die Pafugiere unO
3ugbebienIteiten tamen nit benz Qeben
bapon, obtpobl ibrer etli6e berleBt
tpurben. ,3pei rSrumps," bic ols
blinbe 9afa9iere auf benz Rdbergeitea
bes @epdtpaggOns mitfubren, muir
ben qet0btet.
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Srrmii6tes aus Der altrn gGrlt.

Sin il beraus nert6oo L
les 9iamanten 0iaoem, nel4es
emit gu ben fran30iiI9en &ronjutpelen
gebOrt bat, lit bon einem Sem : Yorter
Sutpelier auf elmer Quttion eritanben
tpprben. OieIes 9tabem 1T nit 800
blGuli9 f9immernoen inbtI9en 0idz
manten uno 20 groBen Siirtiien gez
i9miidt, bic i'm Is. S~abr6unOert aus
9eriien tdmen. 9ieIes tpunberbar
i90ne S4mutItiid 1T emit BON Der
6er3ogin bon 4nsOuIeme, Der So9tsr
Cummings bes Se983ebnten, Der Ser
3ogin bon BERN unb 5uleBt bon Der
i4Dnsn Soiierin @ugenie getragen
porbsn. SIN Sabre 1887 ipuroe bas
Oiabem bon Der fran30itI9en Regie=
rung Oertauft unb fanb 10 ieinen Wsg
naa benz @anfeetdnbe.
-Sn8pm Itdrb bieIsr Sage i'm
Glitter bon rs Sabren 2eone 5ortis,
nG9ft Dem iiingit beritorbenen 8otterO
Der dlteIts SournaliIt Stalien's. Gr
ftarb arm unO nod i'm 0tenIt, obI9on
er aIs elmer Der gs~feiertIten 0idter unb
&rittfer Der fiinf3igerSabre tei3t bate
groBe Rei9t6imer iammeln tOnnsn.
-Im8u bn6 0 in SABRE muir
ben 5000 &ilo9ramm SGgenebl be-
f6lagna6mt, bic fir einen getpifen
Gefat beItimmt tpdrsn. 9ieIer TeIbft
purbe in gontz QuDemer per6uftet. Sc
banbelt iid I'm groBartige MebIfdlz
f4ungen, Die ieit mebreren Su6ren be-
Tonber8 in ben 9epdrtements Sure,
galbabos unb Ritberieine borgetome
men ftno. 5efat foufte groBe Menz
gen beIonbers bearbeiteten SGgemebls
in Pdris uno lieB iie na3 beItimmten
8a6n60fen Der genannten Oepartez
ments an feline &brefe I9iden, UNI Tie
alsbann an Mii6Ien u65utiefern, bic
bas 9ol5 ibrem Mebl 3uieBten. Na6
benz Department Cure ALIEN ioIen
iber 500 Wagen biefes @rIaBmittels
berTdnbt porben Iein.
= Der 3uderper6rauh in
OelutI4lanD 1T na6 Der Ipeben ber0fz
fentli9ten 3u~derTtatiitit fir bas Be-
trisbsiabr 1896i97 q. Nuguft bis 81.
Suli) i'm Lebten SABRE erbebli6 5uriidz
9egangen. 4uF ben &opf Der 8ebDltez
rung tommen ndmIi9 nur 9,48 &ilpz
gramm gegen 1872 8ilogramm in
1886, 1868 9aogr. in 1895I95,
1908 &tIOgr. in 1893f94, 9,88 &iloz
grumm in 1892i93, unb 9,52 Riloz
gramm in 1891T92. 9emqemdB bat
fi9 aud Der Grtrag aus Der .3uderz
9efteuerung BON 1O3, 7O1, 900 Mart in
1855 auf 1884, 900 in 1896i97
perminDert.
= Weber 2orb Rotbf6iIb
unb Die Strabenba6ntuti9er pirb aus
Qonbon 9ei4rie6en: Nqe Omnibus
uno PferoebabntutI9er bon Qonbpn
batten in Der MISUNDERSTANDING an ibz
rem 9eiti4en golDfarbene unb blaue
S9leifen. rDds bebeutet base" =
fra9te maj tie. .9us finb bic sFdrz
peH pes StdueS Dpn Sor0 WltreD
Rotbi4ilo. I'm i'm gu ebren, I9miifz
Ten mir uns jebt." limb 10 gef6ie6t
es ale Sabre in Der Wsibna9tspo9e.
Inter ben 2onDoner &utf9ern unb
S4uffnern gie6t es tsinen populdreren
Ufann, ais Nlfreb RptbI4ilb. Oils
GROCER 6reunb bon 9ferben unb Wuz
gen, dls u~nermiiblider Reiter unb
8agenIenter bat er groBe Spmpu=
THEN fir Die &uti9sr unb giebt tie
auf ortgineqe 8eiIe tunb. SeOes
Sdbr, tpenn Oas Weibnu9tsfeIt 6eran=
fOmmt, ldBt er BON ieinen 2anbgiitern
5000 Paur Guianenbennen II. Srut=
bIbner mad Qonbon fommen unb
i6enft lie ben Omnibus unb Yferbe=
babntutf4erR. Sober &uti9er uno
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Rri6rrciem nl1 Der @ren;e bnn
&lnnbife,

Suite, Mont., 6. 6ebruar. =
Na4ri6ten aus 2etbeb Bridge an Der
canabH9en @ren3e geben an, bic
uan3e canabti9e berittene 9oli3ei babe
8efebG, fi9 gum fofortigen Nbmarf9
na6 Dem Yuton : 8ebiet in 8ereit@
i9aFt gu 6alten. IS perlautet, bdB
ernTtli9e Reibereien 3rii4en Der canaz
biI9en unb Der Ser. Staten : 8ez
bDrbe in Nlasta bur9 8eriu6e Der
Imeritaner entitanben finb, 2ebensz
mittel obne s3oQabgaben in &lonoite
ein3ufiibren, unter Dem 8ortpanoe,
baB tie our 11nteritiiBung bon Notblei>
benoen DertpenOet perOen iolen, pdbz
renb tie in Wirtli4teit an ben b04iten
8ieter pertauft perben.