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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-17
Renes NrbritsfeIO angrmirirn.
8ei'm Qbf6luB Der geiItigen lte6un=
gen Der n4riitli4en 8riiOer" perz
ben Oeri9ieOene 8erieBungen DOrz
derDnrlen.

Den oer10teoene S~er1ePun9en porz
genommen.
Die jd6rli4en geiitigen ue6ungen
Der y6riitli9en 8riioer" Der MarDz
ldnoer Yrobin3 purOen am Mpntag
geI4lofen. 0ieieIben fanoen unter
Qeitung be5 9aters 3. %. 6enrD in
benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an Der SIRE
berid4RoaO itatt, uno pp6nten bic
8riiDer bes Sroens aus Ietpart, pa
teripn, SerFepz@itD, Orange, Bbilaz
belp6iu, SCRANTON, Gbbington, 8ultiz
more, 8irginien uno DaI6ington ben
llebungen bel. Ru9 S6luB Der llez
bungen nuroe betannt gegeben, mel
den S6ulzQnitalten bic etn3elnln
8riioer fir bu8 nG6fte Sa6r 5ugepies
fen Iino. On pus gGulpertz 9uQzGolz
leg" tebrt Der foI9enOe Qebreritu6 gu
rid: 8ruoer Denis, 9rd7ioent, 9ruz
Der Qbbas, 9icezPrGIibent, 8ruber
Gpril, Setretdr, 8riiber 5reoerid unb
Quftin fir bus 9unOelsz8ireau;
8riper Gopin, GbparO, 6eiT, Nlz
freo, 4nDretp unb Rup6ael fir bic an
beren Departments.
8ruOer Denis @0pdrb bon benz
SanbeIsz8iireau lit an Oas ySt.
So6nsz@oueg" gu WaIbington unb
8ruoer 9regor1 bon oemielben De-
purtement na4 Orange, rs, berz
ieBt porben.
On bic Ct. Mlp6oniuszS 6ule feb
rem bic 8riiber Sobn. 6abian Il. So
iepb 3uriit, pG6reno 8ruoer 4oab,
8riiber 5irminian, 4rt6emian, SEQ.
bon Ct. Qlp6onius an bic 81. 9etersz
S4ule gu philadelphia TRANSCRIPT
purben.
Die 81. So6nsz@ 6ule erDffnet nit
ben 8riioern @bmunb, @oporO, 81
bells, Matt6ep, 6elicius u.N.; an bic
S6ule Der Stride CUR rnbefledten@mz
fdnbniB 1T 8ruoer Caribbean, Der
fri6ere PrdIioent bes ySt. Sbomusz
goqegs~ bon Srenton, nit ben Bril-
bern QrIenius, Dillon, @iQiam unb
Sobn berieBt porben.
On Der ct. 9incentssS 6ule nerz
Den bic 8riiber GeciIipn, 8il6ert, 6orz
tunatus unb einige Qiiiitenten fpirfen,
pGbrerb Der bis6er baIeIbit angeIteGz
te 8ruber 9reqoridn an bic nele eSSnz
buftriei9ule Der r6riftliden 8riiber"
mad gbilabelp6ia geIanbt purbs.
Die 6dfultGt Des gRodz6iQzgoIz
leQs" tperben bilben: 8ruber Raurice,
9rGioent, 8ruber Qbra6om, @icez
9rGfioent, 8ruber CUTE, SetretGr,
5IOrinus, Maurice, SoIep6, 6rancis,
gles6ane.
8ruber Dennis @m6roIe bonn g8of
6iu@@oIeg" lift an pas ga Sulez
Goleg~ gu 96ilabeIp6ia uno 8ruoer
9Orot6eus BON Rodz6iq an bas st.
Sobn5sGOueg" gu @ufbingtOn, Dc.
berieBt porOen.
Self Grercitten.
Batter ). 8. O'9onOg6ue, OerSeeIs
forger Der Stride CUR lInbefledten Gm=
pfdngniB, bat ii4 na4 Ridmono. @a.,
bege6en, no er Die geiitigen llebungen
fir bic barm6er5igen S8peitern lei
ten nirb.
Die id6rli4en geiitigen Grer8itien
fir bic MitgIieOer bes tut6OliIten
3lerus Der @ra 0i03eIen tperben
NtOntag, %. QuguIt, in benz ct. M2az
rien<S Seminar i6rsn Qnfang ne6men
urb Bis gum foIgenben Samftaq an
bauern. SeIuitenSBater gaieD tpiro
bic uebunQen leiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-17
SnrPeOobuut rGnlAina" bate Fed
getnabe bate bafeIbe Die Ghre qe>
9abt, bus IeBte See8efe9t bes&ries
9es gu Bethlehem.

bzW E It, 6la., 16. @uguIf. -
Dem 3OrpeOoboot ,gui6ing," 6efs6z
ltgt bon lieutenant gilbert @leapes,
mare betnabe bic Qus5ei6nun9 porbez
balten gefpeien, cen IeBten StrauB CUR
See aus3ufe6tsn. @eraoe, ais bic
Srore fir 4ufgeben Der 9lodabe elm
trdf, mar Der n@uibtng" i'm 8egriff,
etnen 4ngrtff duf bic brei ipanii6en
&anonenboote gu MAIDEN, bic i'm On
fang bes &rieges Der y8ins4on" bel
@aroenas 10 iddrf 5ugeieBt batten.
Sc paren Die &anOnenboote yQtgero,"
vQlertd" unb yMntpnio 9ppe3." Der
r@uiFing" bate ii9 bis6sr nur tpenig
an Den 6lotten6epegungsn betbeiligsn
tOnnen, ba feline MaI9tnerie in I'm
%oronung mar. GrIt am 4. 4uguit mar
er Dieoer our 8lOdaoeItation geItpben,
unb 3par bate er Srbre srbulten, na9
Sdgua Ia 9rdnoe gu geben. Sn Gar
benas bate ii9 i6m bos Sprpeooboot
nMc8ee," lieutenant Sneppes, angez
f4loffen. Die beiOsn S9iffe trafen
iOfort 4nitaIten. Tim gegen irgenb nell
DE Sdiffe i'm 5afen Don GarOenas
bor5ugebsn. Quf 4norbnung bes
Commandments bieIer Decentralization
muBten tie aber Don benz PQane abItez
FEN. Sn Der folgenben Na9t aber
berlieB Der 8lodabezgpmmanoeur auf
benz biting" bic Station unb er6ielt
baour6 lieutenant GIedbe5 bd5 Gomz
manoo; ber1el6e lieB bic beiben Sorz
%peoobopte fofort in Nttion treten. Sn
benz 8oca Griitoz&anal puroen iofOrt
feds tleinere fpanif6e 5a6r3euge gez
tapert. unb 5tpar gei9db btes 4ngez
fi6ts Der Orei &anOnen6oote, Die BON
9afsn aus 5euer auf bic Sorpeooz
f6iffe abgabeu, bas aber ni9t ertpioert
puroe. Die getaperten 5ubr3euge
purben berbrdnnt, oa es ii6 ni9t
lobnte, Ie no9 8ep|QBeit gu %bringen.
Qm 8. Quguit truf Der Stronger
Siren" nit ben Sorpebobooten
y@pin" unb n3ogers" auf Der Sta
tion elm. Bon benz gommunbanten
Der ySiren" erbat ii9 Der yGui6ing"
bic grlaubniB, in ben Safen gu fab
rem uno Die feinbli9en 8anonenboote
gu berni6ten. Die @~rlaubniB purbe
iebo4 ni9t gerpd6rt. Na9 Nbfabrt
Der Siren" 6utten u@ui6ing" uno
yM&c&ee" ipieber freieS Spiel. 4m
leBten 0onneritug fubren 9etbe in bic
Garbenuss8ai. 9ier tpurbe Elm feinoz
Ii9er S9ooner, Der DON ietner Mannz
i4uft Oerlafen mar, bon elmer @rpeotz
tion unter Commando bes &abetten
9abtD 8opb in 8runb geitedt. 8lei3
barauf md6ten bic SprpeooI6iffe
Sugb auf einen feinoli9en S4oOner.
Die ipantf9en &anorenboote Iu9ten
Dem S9Ooner gu 9ilfe gu fpmmen.
Der lang eriebnte &f ip1te geruOe
Beginner, bic SorpebOf4iffe butten be-
reits tlar gum 9efe9t gema9t, ale
Mann ftanOen an ben 9ei9iBen, als
bic Su6t stranger" auf Der Bib
fld9e eri6ien uno bic Na9ri9t 0
Der 5rieoenss Proclamation bra6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-17
Nu6 ein iruiatiuurars Grrbre6eu.
RGtbIeIbafter Morb na6e 2ancdfter,
ga. - Die 6rau beS @rmOrSten
ptrb pa6niinnig II. 6egeht Sslbitz
moro bur9 Grtrdnten.

NT+S ~NSNI" ~
moro bur9 Grtrdnten.
2dncu1ter, 3d., 16. Quguf. -
8lutbunoe Iinb auf Die Spur bss
MDrbers bes emanuel Womert ge6eBt
porben unb elm Itdrtes IuFge6ot BON
S6eriffsbsamten uR0 Nd9burn bes
ermOrOeten Mannes foIgt Der Spur
Der 8lut6unoe. @s piro erpartet, baB
Der M0rber nod Dor Mbenb 6a66aft
gema6t tper0en pirO.
NOmert nurOe erI6oITen, pG6renb
er ne6en Satin uno Sinh i'm S9lafe
lag, unb 5par Dffen6ar bon einem
Menf3sn, Der bas grOBere @er6refen
ni9t I9eute, um Elm fleines gu perz
beten. De M20rber mar augenf9einz
lid in bas 5aus getreten, UNI gu feb
len. Sn me6reren 3immern bate sr
feline Ueu!e an 9elb uRO Wertb1d6en
gema6t, ebe er in bas S9laf5tmmer
Domerts gelangte. Sn biefem ents
penbete er nod cine feline 9eloIumme
aus ben 8sinfleibern bes 6~aus6errn,
uno bann tpurbe er nu6rI9einli9
bur9 bas Grpa6en 0pmert's geit0rt.
Grtennuu5 befiir8tenb, i9oB er ben
Mtuna bann nieber, s6e berIel6e nod
einen 9ilferuf ausftoBen fonnts.
Our9 ben S9uB tpurben 6rdu 8oz
inert unO bic iibrigen 6aus6epobner
Gus Dem S9lufe geI9redt, aaein Der
M0rOer bate bds 9aus bereits psrs
lciien UNI mar bur9 Elm angren3enDes
&ornfet6 enttommen.
(SpGter.) - 6rau 0omert, Satin
bes @rmO-beten, bat Sel6ftmorb BE-
9angen, inoem tie Ii9 in einem bend9z
b1rten MHbGentei6e ertrGnfte.
Die aIgemeine Qnii6t lift, baB bic
5rdu aus Summer iiber ben SOB hires
Mdnnes pa6nIinnig purbe. 0taiam
9dbeder, nslfer Bel Der 8amilie 0pz
inert in Die Soft ging, 1T ieBt als Der
mutbmaBlide M0roer ber6aftet NOR
ben. 0erfel6e bate Elm 8er6GltniB
nit Womert's ~17ziG6rieer 9o6ter
@aa uno poIte biefel6e 6eirat6en,
aQein Womert ber6ot bic 6eiratb.
5a6eder ite1t feline S9ulO in Q6rebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-17
9ir 9bat rinrs @a5uTinnigrn.
Der Batter bss 6auIttdmpFsrs Samss
5. GOr6ett eridieBt isins 6rau
unO ii6 IslbIt. - @rbIifer Wa6nz
finn in Der Sdmilie.

San 6run3tsco, 16. QuguIt.
&. S. @orbstt, 8atsr oes 6etannten
6ouItfdmpfers uno e6emaligsn SEA
pp @eig6t Champion" Sa8. $. Gorz
bett, eri6OB beute friih feline Satin II.
li9 iel6It. gr mar ieit Ginger 3eit
BEL i4ls6ter 8siunobeit, uro mar
gluu6t, oaB sr Die 3bdt in einem Nm
fdQe BON 9eiitesitOrung 6egin9. Sn
6eioen 6Gqsn frat Der 9oo augenbIid.
LID Elm.
Der S6auplaB Der SragDoie mar
Die @or6ettI4e Dobnung, Rr. 500,
9apesItraBs. Sin S9pisgsrIo6n
@Orbett's, Ramens Sing, pel6er i'm
9auIe pobnte, bOrte 9egen 5 ubr frii6
5pet S6ifs, uno fano, ais er in oas
Sdlaf3tmmer oes S9piegeroater8
elite, oieIen unb Die 6rau ais Qei6en
por. Die 6rau mar in Die S6Idfe
un6 Der Manr in oen0&uno 9eI9oifsn.
@orbett mar DolitGnOig ange3ogen Ii.
bate dugeni3einli9 bic 9rdu geIdoIz
len, pGbreno Ie i'm S4lafe lag. Gorz
bett, iun., Der 6auittGmpfer, lit ii6ec
ben tragii3en Sob ieiner Gltern titf
eri6Ittert, uno peinte ME elm &ino,
ais i6m bic Sruuerbptf9dft 3uging.
0as @bepdur bate INNER gliitli9
3uIammen gelebt, UNI e5 lGBt Ii9 a6z
Iolut tein unberer @runO fir Die
8luttbut a%nnebmen, ais 8u6ntnn.
IS f9eint, OdB Der Dabniinn in Der
6amiIie erbIi9 1T. @or6ett's S6pe=
tier, 5rau Marguret @riffin, 6efinOet
ii6 f4On felt feds Sabren in Der
SrrenyQnftalt gu Rapa unb i3r SIR
finn 1T, pie i'm Sale i6re8 8ruosrs,
pcriObiT9. Gorbett mar Sc uno feline
6rau 81 Sabre alt. 8eiOe itummten
aus Trldub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-17

y III Ot III 3 u III Y u
tGndpdncirt.
@afbington, 3. g., 16. Dug.
- Der So(Dat 4rt6ur ). GosbD bon
Sroop st" Der Slough 8ibers" lit
gum 9ilfsz9 eneralabiutanten nit
GapitGnsrong bef0rOert pOrben. GOs=
b. trug i'm eriten piloen 8efe9t Der
slough HiberS" Dor Santiago cine
i9pere 8erpunoung oaDon unb purz
be, ipbalb iein ,3uItano es geItattete,
beim befDrbert unb ais Reconpalescent
i'm 2u3aretb BON Sort Mper untergez
6ra3t. @r lit iebt 10 3iemli4 geneIen,
fat dber als bleibenbes Inoenten an
SantiagO cine Mauferfugel in Der
Qtnfen 8ruIt bebulten. @psbD lit elm
Nepz0prter Mnnult, Der 1894 an Der
9arbarb<llniperfitdt g%rabuirte.
Mieberuufna6m bes 9 0 IT.
pertebrs NIT @panten.
@af6ington, .. g., Is. Dug.
= Der regelmGBtge Yoitbienit 8fpiz
i9en ben Der. Staaten unb Spunien
piro Seitens Der @riteren prompt
pieber aufgenommen perOen. 9a 3piz
f6en ben beioen 2Gnbern fattif9 Srtez
be 6errI9t, 10 liegt mad Qnii9t Der
poItbeamten fem 9runb Dor, tpurum
Die 9oiten nod LANCER geOffnet unb Der
Gsn{ur unterporfen iein iouten, ME
tpGbrenb bes 8rieges. Man glaubt,
buB audi Spanien in bieiem Slime
banosIn pirD. Do CUR 3eit feline
transatlantif6eO dmpferlinie 3tpii9en
ben Der. Staten unb Spanien be-
fte6t, 10 perben ale nu4 Spunten be-
itimmten poiten mod, ME bisber, bia
6rantrei9 unb bon bort na6 Spanien
tpsitsr bef0rbert perben.
0as Yoitbepartemsnt pirb audi
Ie6r balb fir bic @ieberaufnabme Der
regelmGbigen Poitperbinoun9 5piI4en
ben Ser. Stduten unb Cuba Ii. 9prto
3ico iorsen. iebp9 muB, ebe bies De-
finitib gsI9e6en fam, bic Stequng
Der Ipanii9en 8eamtsn uuf ienen Sns
fe1n iiber beri9iebene eini4lGgige5rdz
oen ermittelt nerben.
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9er3Og Grnt 9Hnt6er's
6p43eit.

Qls einen 6immelI 6%reien0en Stanz
bal bat Der in &orlsru6e er1 9einenbe
y8dOiI9e 8epbu9ter" e5 be3ei9net,
baB bic in &D6urg nab epangeltT6em
Ritu8 D~oq5ogene Srauung oes Ser
3ogs 8iint6er BON S9ltspigz 6olItein,
oes 8ruoerS Der peutT6en &aiferin,
nit elmer Soburger 9rin3eiIin unter
pGiiiber QIiiIten8 zines fatboli19en
9rieiters ftattfano. Die meiiten bic
Iigen 8lGtter iinb iiber ben Son beg
fiibbeutI6en 8Iattes ie6r entriItet
uno mel en- Die &rttit Oes 2eBteren ents
i9ieDen 3uriid.
QtlsrIet aus 4Lano,
Sn Der NG6e BON 6iitteloorf BEL
Disn bat cine 3ugSGOGtIion Ituttgez
funOen, bei Der iieben5ebn Perfonen
berIeBt puroen..
Sn benz 0orfe 8iegenbatn i'm 8Dz
ntgrei9 Sa9Ien begging Der OrtsbOrz
fteber SelbItmorb bur9 grbdngen,
na6Dem bic 8emeinbe~8 erTammlung
ibm Elm SaOeI8ootum ertbeiIt bate.
8ei einem 6a6rfor6sl1nfaG, Der Ii9
in Der 8ulniB1den 8rube BEL 8alz
benburg in S9leIien 5utrug, tamen
bier perfpnen um'8 2eben.
Sn 5Iens6urg, 8egterungs=8 e3irt
S4lespig, fano Bel einem 9Otelbranb
Sri. BON Sei9munr, Die in Dem 6otel
logirte, etnen i6redli9en Sob, tnbem
lie in benz Qualm erItidte. 9rei Sell
ner, Die gu ben 5enitern 6inaus ipranz
gen, tamen unberleBt odDon.
0a5 beutI6e &%aiIerpadr pirO in
ben nG9iter Sagsn Die leibenbe 8aiz
ferin GliIabet6 bpn SeItrei4 in Bah
Nau6eim, po QeBtere felt eini9er 3eit
CUR Sur peilt, befu6en.S
Sin acknowledgement in ben 6reuz
bentel6 Der So3ialoemotrdtie lit in
Stenoal gefuqen. SIR Oortiger r8erz
truuensmann", Sii4ler 0Obbetin, lit
aus Stenoal berI9punDen, nit inn
aber au9 Der Snbdlt Der Parteituie.
Wobin 906betin ii4 getpanot, lit CUR
3eit unbetannt.
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M2nnnie Nperr.

IS farb am WoEfa3, ben 10. Aulun. 4 ubr Iaba
mtiags, UiGaais Eosjr, 9slie6te Satin ron scores
Toerr. nab elmer ihmsrtbGttcH &yOH!belt. DE
geeroiluHI fiuoei 3 sutt, Nittpoh, ben l.. Guluh,
g{ad,mittaas ! llir. uoH ibTsr letsH ~l80buuE5 gr.
1850. JSehsGyo5nraFs aus itait. FrsuHoe mo 9erz
manotg mo eiHgeidoen. t22u.2l)
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g g Spnntag8z
@rturftOnen mad
Wdf6inaton.

gaur SIPS ouf Der ypennfDlDunier
giienbabn."
Seben SamItag unb Sonntaq nab
renb Des Monats 9(uguFt. Riidfa6rt
bis gum folgenoen MOntas, Qae 3ige,
Den nIimitirten @OngreB5us4 ausges
nOmmeu. @o,Gri,S a-30.Nus)
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6alD,rts uub MaoiiouzS TRADE inter 2cituns Der
G6ttr Der r%gtisui6ait 5tiu." = Sag G~oatoisnz
Sabr bssinnt AM eritsn Sisutug i'm September.
99qsn Der StoinguHgeH ipeuOt man f6 an u c B..
Sobn u ORGAN, =. ST. 9rdFosnt.
(aue7-lgtD
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Mt. ct. SpIcpb's SpIc9.
Stuoitn=Rurius: &IaiFibsr, nifsni6aftii6r UNI
fuufmdnniiber llnttrribt; eriinDlidcr lluterri6t in
Der beutiden Spra6s. Seoinguuotn: gSodrosrsH
pro Seiion pon fiinf WOnatsn $ll5. Stuoi,n be:
ainusn am Q, Den 6. Ssptsmbtr 1893.
Wdn a~Orsifre
SruSer Spfepb, Direction,
Station ., Baltimore, Wo.
2dtalo9 duf 9srIdnosn. CSuli9, 2Ut0
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F..
Tragtds DsSSsbe Was Ir fushsr GsEauft HABIT
's n. N1HAzIZa
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3urifer See gefuroen tporoen. Sb
Sel6itmprb pber Elm unfaQ porliegt,
tonnts nod ni4t feItgeIteat perOen.
Ginf3tgjd6rtges Dot
O.

Der beriibmts 8otantter 0ietri9
8ranois, Der felt BEN Sabre 1883 i'm
po6loeroienten &u6eftanO in ieiner.
8ateritaot Bonn am 86ein lebt, Fat
bort geitern iein fiinf3igjdbriges Dot
torju6ilGum gefeiert. (8ranois lit i'm
Mdr3 1924 gu Bonn gsbOren. @r be-
fu6te Die llniperlitdten &~openbagen,
9Dttingsn uno Bonn uno puroe i'm
Sabre 1855 nab Oitinoten berufen,
UNI bic Seafpalbungen Der 9roptn5
Pegu in 8rittI9 : 8irma 5u Dertpal@
ten. 1862 purOe ibm Die 5OrIt0er>
paltung dner 9rppinsen pon 8rttii4>
SnOien ibertragsn, 1864 er9ielt er ben
Sitel 9eneral 6prItinIpettor bes In
bii6en 4eides, 1888 nu6m er fetnen
&6i6teo uno le6t ieitoem in Bonn.
SIN Sabre 1887 tpurbe er als Sir
Oietri3 8ranbis in ben engliI6en
Rittertano erboben. @G6reno ietner
MuBe3eit in Bonn ppuenoets er Das
BON S. 2inOIan Stetpart begOnnene
0ert rS6e 6orets5loru Of Nort6z
NETT anb gentralzSnOia" u. D. R.)
Sroiun's @eburtstagsz
feter.
So6dnnes Sroian, Der betannte
9t9tsr, S9riftitsler unO Gbef<Re@
Datteur be5 r&labberaoat14," Der tpes
gen MfajeitGtg= 8eIeibigung gu 5tpeiz
mOnutIider 5eitung5baft Derurt6eilt
nurbe unO bieIe @trufe CUR 3eit auf
Der 6eitung @ei4ieImiinbe bei 0an5t9
berbiBt, feierte baieIbIt OOrgeItern Ieiz
nen 81. @eburt5tag. SrDian pdro
am IA. @uguit 1887 in 9un3ig 8s6os
rem.
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GierinS's msSi,iniiGes SmHitmt,

1908 CfsBalttmOrcftra6e.
esniultirsEoe Gerete Or. Anna @fertna une
Or. Nebt. J.. @tsrtHa. k1lsi2I, glMELS
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SAnlz Inieiaen.
9altimore N{o., Otn i. Auouit 1898.
MarDlGnocr 3 tante=JtUrmal=S hnle,
ntars uni aFaoemifde 0epartements.
0pnpfn:Nnncn.

NarplduOsr Staatss Roruals S6ule,
(z2O-32. Baltimore. mo.
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ais 2ei9e m 3Iri4er
GPe nefuuhpn

Die 2eiGe beg Di9ters Maurice
Stern. Don benz Is tiir3li9 bisB, er
babe i'd inter 3uriidlaFuug ieincr
6amilie unb 5abIreider trauernber
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-10
AIDED BY MRS. PINKHAM.

Mrs. W. e. PAxroy. Youroto~r
North Dakota, writes about her strug.
gle TO regain health after the birth Q,
her little girl: =
DEAR MRS. PrSKHAx:--It "a with
pleasure that I add my testimony 10
your list, hoping that II may induce
others 70 avail themselves OF your val.
liable medicine.
After the birth of my little girl.
three years ago, my health was very
poor. 1 had leucorrhna badly, and a
terrible bearing-down; pain which
gradually grew worse, until could do
no work. Also had headache nearly
all the time, and dizzy feelings. Men,
situations were very profuse, appear
ing every two weeks.
"Itook medicine from a good doctor
but II seemed TO. do no good. I was
becoming alarmed over my condition.
when read your advertisement in a
paper. / sent at once for bottle Of
Lydia i. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and after taking two-thirds OF
the bottle felt so much better that I
send for two more. After using three
bottles l felt as strong and well as any
one.
. think 1t Is the best medicine for
female weakness ever advertised, and
recommend it to every lady meet suf-
fering from this trouble"
Maternity is wonderful experience
and many women approach it wholly
unprepared. Childbirth under right
conditions need not terrify women.
The advice of Mrs. Pinkham is freely
offered TO all expectant mothers, and
her advice is beyond question the moss
valuable to be obtained. If Mrs. Pax
ton had written to Mrs. Pinkham be-
fore confinement she would have been
saved much suffering Mrs. Pinkham's
address is Lynn, Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-10
WHERE THE GREAT THREE RULE.
Justice John Receives "a Great Line
of TransgressOrs.

The great three-Justice John, Urea
surer Thomas. and Clerk White. of the
Cit,' Hall basement-were the recipients
yesterday of long line OF offenders
against the laws and dignity of the Com
monwealth.
Hester Fowler. colored individual from
Manchester, and Alice Mason were drunk
and among the first 10 enter their plea
for justice. Alice had to pay 81. while
Hester was required to deposit $3.50 in
the hands of Treasurer Thomas They
both positively refused to do 1t. and went
down 10 the clearinghouse kept by Ser
seant Epps.
Sarah Trent and Beulah Puryear fought
In the street. but they had everything
their way, and so went free.
Joseph Thomas Ed. Randolph. and
Pitcher Smith We're the next individuals
10 appear on the charge also of fighting.
and each was fined 1920
James Watson (colored) was up for be-
ing disorderly on the street, and was
fined $3.50.
Dan. Holmes came along then and was
taxed $50 for striking Ira Williams with
a rock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-10

condition to pillow. Corn looks better now
than IL has for several years.
Centre Mills--The weather during the
past week has been wet Corn doing well.
Flowing for wheat in progress.
Observation-Disclosures unfavorable for
hay-making; per cent. OF sunshine very
low. Threshing wheat and oats in pro-
gress
Crockett-Since the threshing of wheat
has commenced, it is apparent that the
early-sown wheat suffered the most, on
account Of severe freeze in April
Tenth Legion-Severe rain on the 4th
flooded plowed land, injured corn, inter-
rupted wheat threshing, and damaged oats
and wheat in stack.
Staunton-Corn doing fine. Weather
continues seasonable. f. A. EVANS,
Section Director, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-10
Property Transfers.

Richmond: F. s. Holmes and wife I,
Gertrude p, wife OF Edward r. Carter
"a feet on Fifth street, northwest corner
Jackson, $500
James II. Nuckols and wife to Mary
Elizabeth, wife OF c. c. Rice, IL liz feet
on north side Graham street. 20 feet ives
of Fulton, $780,
Ada b. and Charles Il. Richards TO
Charles Il. Richards, 70 l-3 feet on north
side Broad street AZ feet west OF Thir-
tieth. 5000
Henrico: C. y. Cauthorn's Trustee 10
j. G.. Whitlock, between and acres on
Nine-Mile road. about one and one-haIf
miles from Richmond, $3.50.
James G. Whitlock to Mrs. Daisy e
Baker, the above property, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-10
BIG FIRE AT GLEN ALLEN.
Captain Cussons's stables Burned-
Fine Horses Destroyed.

| About Q O'Clock Monday night fire de-
| stroyed the stable at Forest Lodge, Glen
| Allen. and seven fine horses, the property
| of Captain John Cussons and his guest
| Mr.. I. Kaufman, of this city, were burn
| ed together with a number or hne We
| hicles.
No one seems to know how the fire
started. Captain Cussons was extremely
| cautious, and allowed no lights OF any
kind in the building. The guests were
seated on the porticos Of Forest Lodge
when they noticed flames bursting from
the roof of the stable, situated immedi-
ately in rear of Captain Cussons resi-
dence in front of the hotel.
A bucket brigade was quickly organized
by the guests and employees about the
place and valiant work was done Dy
them. 1t was soon seen that there was
no possible chance of saving the stable,
SO all energies were bent toward saving
the horses and the adjacent buildings.
One of the horses, the property OF Mr..
James w. Young, OF this CITY came OUT
of the burning building, but the other
animals stubbornly refused to do so, and
thew were soon consumed. Among the
horses destroyed were the celebrated
racer Maggie Mitchell. and Captain Gus
sons's pet driver, Selam. The loss will, II
is thought, aggregate 5000. Whether it
is covered by insurance or not could not
be learned yesterday, as Captain Cussons
was away from Glen Allen.
TEACHERS BEING EXAMINED.
| At the county courthouse yesterday
County School Superintendent Russell
conducted the annual examination OF APP
| plicants for the position of teachers The
| Following is the list of applicants: Misses
Miriam Gordan Allen, Mary e. Baker,
| Nellie Cartwright, Lila V. Harlan, Lille
d. Larson, Cheadie Burch Lawson. Mary
l.. McCue. Cora j. Phillips. Mary e.
Sheppe. Daisy Bell Todd, and Mamie f.
Turpin; Messrs, A. f. Harlan, A. f. Ry-
land. and c. A. Robinson.
The branches that the prospective teach
ers undertook were reading, arithmetic
geography. and grammar and to-day the
examinations will conclude with history
physiology. hygiene, the practice and
theory of teaching. and spelling.
Colored teachers will be examined
Thursday and Friday.
SAMUEL JACKSON WANTED
The county police are looking for
Samuel Jackson, a negro youth, who is
wanted for an alleged assault on an g.
year-old colored girl named Maria Wal
lace. A warrant was sworn out for the
arrest of Jackson by Magistrate Thomas.