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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-24
WcttcrcS iibcr 0cn ttmtcraana
Der ,>WatMe".

9ie Gunoe bon Dem llntereono oes
SrieQsibiiies .Mains" bat islbitper=
ftGnolib iiberoll in Den Ser. staaten
erpBe Wufreaun9 perurioht uno iofort
noren Die 1ricosbriiller nit Dem llrtbciI
ierti0, oaB Die Sponier fir bas llneliid
uerontportlit ieien. Grit perbreiteten
lie Die blDolinniae 9iohriht, es lei eiue
SDllenmaifine on Goro bes Sdiffes ec=
broft mnrben, melde man in Der NGbe
oes Munitipnsmoooains oufitelte uno
gum @rploniren bra6te. (gHie mag lih
mobl Elm &eporter. Der iolde gerihts
idrsiben fam, ein 9riegsibiif uno bic
Sis,iplin auf oemielben pcrltelen?)
9llsoonn bieb es, oos Sdiff lei burd
einen 5orpeon gum Sinten 9ebroht
morben unb oleihseitia muro. Die Nah.
riht oerbreitet, oob Der llnterouns oes
Gampfers purh cine unterieeiihe Mine
| berbeiNeiiibrt woroen lei. Seine bieier
Nodrihten bat iih beifdti9t. oieielben
botten nur Den 3mef, Seniatipn gu er=
reeen uno momoolih bas 0olt in Der
9uTresun5 su Sdritten hinsureiBen,
melhe Den Grie9 nnpermeiolih 0ema6i
bdtten. Gum 8liids perlor mon in ben
| leitenoen Greiien in Waihinaton ben
GDpf nibt. gs lit cine llnteriu6uno
einseleitst. glller Wabribeinli6teit nad
lit bus i6reflihe llnoliif Die 6ol9e elmer
Geiielerploiicn. lleber Die urIaben oer=
ielben mub Der 8eridt Der llnterIub=
unosfrmmiiiion aboewartet peroen.
gln 8orb bes Shiffes ma,en Sffisiere
26, Manni1aften 329; Sifisiere seret=
tet "a, Mannldaften aerettet rs, ST=
fisiere umgttommen 2. Wanni6aften
umaetommen 246, Monnihaften per=
lebt 81, smeiielbafte Mlannihaften z.
9ie 2eiden. pelde gefunoen pur=
ben, puroen in 9apanna beltattet. Sie
8eiude, oie 2eiden ndd ben Ser. Staa=
ten gu brinaen. um oieielben bier gu be-
itatten, mubten abaelpielen meroen,
neil Die Germeiung Der 2ei9en I6On sn
melt fortseI1ritten uno in ben meiiten
6dllen cine SoentiIi,irung oerielben
uibt m0sii9 mar.
Sin @eiu9 Spaniens, lid BEL Der
unteriu6ung oes seiunfenen S6ifies
gu betbeiliaen, nuroe 5uriidDelpieien.
Gs ioll Elm Seriuh eemadt ,ueroen,
ben eeiuntenen 9ampfer gu beben, uno
bat Der @onareb Die nOtbi9en 8eloer
biefiir bemilliNt.
9ie ipaniiden 8eb6roen uno bic Se=
pOlferuna BON Sapanna baben 9llles Se=
than, mas in ihren &rdften itaro, um
ben Gerunsliiften Silfe 81 leiIten uno
Die 8ermunoeten ianoeu Die bette Yflege.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-24
c<nt NoroproseNe

aesen Sheriff Martin unb oeEen Depu=
ties 5u Wilfesoarre 9ing aus ben Mus=
ia9en Der 3eugen INNER beutIiher her=
Dor, bab man es BEL Der Nieberl1ieBuna
Der armen Goblenordber nur nit falt=
iiberlegtem poridBlidem Morb su tbun
bat. Gs uurbe ioaar beihnoren, baB
Der Sheriff ielbif ben eriten S1ub ab-
feuerte, Der einen Der Mrbeiter rieber=
itredte, iinb bamit oas Signal su Der
bluti9en Shldhterei 9ab. Neue gnt=
riitung 1T unter ben ROblengrdbern bes
Besirfs burd Die gntlafnng Der Mrbei-
ter berborgerufen tuoroen, bic bor @eritt
9egen Die blutige M6rberid1nor Der 0rus
benbaroile als 3eugen duftrQten. Sam.
@ompers, prdfoent ber I'm. sseoerc.
ton of Qabor. lit in Miliesborre onaea
tommen, um bic 9lngeleaenbsit il llnter-
iu&en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-24
0ciebgebmmg.

eSm Senat rei6te gDiliams cine
gil Elm, nah melher @reoitoren zines
Gerltorbenen oehen 2ebensosriiherung
nibt erheben f6nnen, (iuenn Die gDitttpe
ooer 6amilie Die @rben iino) abaeieben
bpn ben Yrdmien, pelde Die Greoitoren
fir ben WeritDrbenen einbesablt baben.
Sullipan perlan9t, oaB Werlide=
runasaeieuihaIten, welde unter aus
ldnoiihen @eieben orsaniiirt lino. I'M
5 proSent Der 9iettoprdnlien befeuert
meroen. Gine @rneyerun9 bon 0er=
liherun9en in 8eieaihaften, Die i'm
Staate niht alltorilirt lino, iol niht
aeItattet iein.
9tab elmer gill Wplcptt's iollen Srie=
oensribter in Yeidlasnalmefdlen n,sr
in Dem Gountp, in tpelhem lie aetpdblt
lino. Surisoiction baben.
Ser Senat ltellte Den uripriinalihen
Polten Der Termilli9un9sbil fiir bic
bonn Nabrunasmittel, 9spaytement an=
sefslten Snipettionen uno seridtliben
VerfolGun9en gum Setraae BON sl0.= :
900 mieoer her. Ser Yolteu iuar bon
Sones, goriiBer bonn 6inan5fomite, in
$4,000 ubeeGnoert noroen.
0inbeles's Bill, uona6 oas untraut=
idneioen an 2anoitraben Elm pfanoredt
oil Dem anitoBenoen 8runnei9entbum
gibt. muroe i'm SauIe pailirt. 8ope
mans Bill gum S6ub Der SinapDsel
nuroe init 46 sesen 26 Stimmen per=
norfen.
9as Sauscomite fir Saldre uno
8ebiibren miro einen Seridt su Gun=
item bon Mc@ormifs @ebiibren= uuo
Saldrbill einreiden. Sie Bill beihnei=
Oct Die Saldre unb @ebiihren Der
@ountpbeamten um Is bis 20 Brosent
Sur Elm ein5iges Mitelieo oes Gonlitts
bat ben geridt ni6t untersei6net.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-24
Wemeite Na1rt1tett.

Sm iiioliden unb peItli9en @n9lano
lit Itarfer Sdnee eefallen. 8iele 2ano=
hraben uno Giienbabnen Iino blofirt.
Nn manben Stellen fino ole S1neemes
ben bon 3 bis IL Sub bod.
9ta6ridten aus Gatpion Gitp, Die bis
gum Is. eSanuar reibeu, iino elm
aetrohen. @s eeht oaraus herpor, oaB
am 9lmerican @reef, 1870 Meilsn ben
Duton binab uno aui Ser. Staaten Sc,
bet. reide 8olofunoe semadt por=
Den lino. Nm Is. Sanuar babetl
Is Mdnner OamIon Gitp perlaHen, I'm
lib na6 Dem neuen @olbfelo gu be9e.
ben. oas 25 Meilen jenlei.s Der 8rense
lieot.
Sen lebten aus SatpIon gitp einee=
troRenen Nadridten sufolee iino piele
BolOIu9er an Gforbut ertrantt. IS
befinaen 1ib alein II Sforbut=Granfe
i'm 9oipital uno IL bis Is anbere in
prtoat= =Wobnuneen. Gs peroen iebt
gorlidtsmaBrese!n ergriifen, I'm cine
ipeitere 0erbreitlng Der Grantbeit 5ll
berbinbern.
Sn 2ate Gitp, g. g., ipnroe am
Oienltag Morsen Der po1meiiter Sa=
ter. elm NeAer, nit einem ieiner Ginoer
eridoi1en uno oann nit Dem 9auie, in
oem iib oas pofamt befano, perbrannt.
Gin 9aufen bon nebreren bunbert per-
ionen bate oas 6aus um3inselt, oas=
ielbe in Yrano 9eitedt unb oann aufs
@eratbemobl in Dos 8ebdube b,neinee<
ihofen. Bater puroe babel aetootet
unb feline 6rau, stpei S61ter uno elm
5obn tpuroen sefdbrlib perlebt. Oie
Hrau bate elm fleines Giuo auf Dem
9lrm. Die 2ugel, Die ibre Sano ourd=
bobrte, t6otete aud bas Gino, oas ibr
aus ben Mrmen fiel. @s gelana ben
Yertpunbeten, aus Dem 0aus gu ent-
flieben.
Gas britiIhe Sdiii .Nila". has ii9
auf Der 6abrt BON Manilu nah Sne-
barb 0auen, MaiI.. befano, 1T malr=
ideinlih bel oem tiirsliben Sturm bel
ben Nantudet GboalS nit 9lllen an
goro nntergegangen. Vim Dienltag
yiadmittag 1T BON oem Sdlepper .g.
9. MieNulep" auf einem She'll zines
Sdiffsrumpfss bel Dem Qanoterdief=
2eubti1iff bic 2eihe zines Mannes uno
zines fleinen Mdb1ens 9efunben wor-
ben. Die .Miia" batte cine 8eiabung
bOn unaefdbr 3pan3ig Mann.
Das Yoitamt in Wlallilon ipurbe am
Montag 5u friiber Stunbe beraubt.
Der 8eloi6rant ipurbe in Mtome 3er-
iprenat unb iuurben biele perionen aus
oem Shlafe geipeft, bod entfamen Die
Ginbre1er nit ibrer Beute. pbne geieben
iporben 3u iein. Sic fahlen Geor9e
Gnpoers Dfero unb perrp Oouaas
Rutide. tDolnit lie IN Der Nihtung bon
Canton Oaoonia9ten. Sbre 9eute be-
itanb aug Driefmarten i'm Wertbe bpn
$50, ettpos Naar9elo unb 2 resiltrirs
ten 8riefen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-24

Siilfsmtttel MAIDEN es m0atid), fold)e &ranf.
beiten briefltd) nnb obue oaB ber lrst ben
Yattenten rllteriudt bat, III bebanbeln. 9luf
ioldbe 4rt fueroen 8rigbf5d,e Nierenfraui.
bett, glaienent5iinbung, 8laienlfeiu mllb an.
oere &rantbetteu ber Sarnor9ane, Qeberlsi.
oen, 9pspepiie ooer Yerbauuuasbeiftpe
ben, gSaiieriuf,t lnb ptele anbcre, obne per-
lonltd1e &oninltation bes Grstes, crfolaretdl
bebanbelt nnb furirt
Werpoie Grfhlaffung, mag iie nun Bic,
Tol9e iibereifri9en Stubtums, Summers nnb
Sor9en, Gnttduihungen, ober BON ollsI
GROCER Snanfprirdnabme Der 2pmpbeefdbe@
ODER oer Sergeuoung ber ebelifen Sdfte beS
&orpers burf) Deroerblide, TIT Der Suaenb.
se't angenommene @epobnbeiten unb 3after
iein, ,uirb anf brieflidcm Wese erfolgreidr
bebanbelt; Die notbtpenbisen Irsneten iuers
ben ben Batienten per Yoit ober Grpreb su.
seia''et. Wlan idreibe nm Grasebosen ober
befd)reibe iein 2eiben, idide elm Sfdiddeu
llrin 3ur fen1iiden llnterludunq uno leae
10 Gents fir gorto fit eine gebrufte ab-
hanblung BET, ipeldc bic reprobucirten Ybo.
tosrapbien uno pollftdnbtsen Namcu unb
abrcfen elmer @ense pom Yerioueu entbdlt,
bic auf bieie g4eiie turirt ,porben fiub.
Iorefie: Worlds Dispensary Medical As
sociation, 663 Nain Ctr, Buffalo, 81. p.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-24

J1O Bersleute fanben in Der Wer=
einisten Garolinen : 3ede bel 9amnt
(Wefphalen) infolge fhlaaenber Wetter
ben Sob. Gin ileues fiir1terlihes ga-
pitel aus Der Gefdihte bes Bergmannsa
lebens.
Ser omeritanii9s Gonful Werner IN
'0eip3iq hat bic boriige Qanbelstomrner
nm MuStunft eriu6t iiber oas In
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-24
Gbemif9e MnnIbie

llilo etrle 1or9fdlti9c NIT
froIfoptlhe nnteriI>
Dung bes l1rtns 1T cine
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-24
Scr WroseH eeecm Sola.

itebt INNER nod i'm 8orbererunb Der
europdil1en Greisnille. IS aina aug
oen Werbanolungen nit siemliber 9eut=
lihteit berpor, oaB Srepfus gum minoe=
fen in uneeleblider Weiie uerurtbeili
muroe. Ser 0erurtbeilte lernte nibi
Die 4ntlaaepuntte fennen, auf Die iif
feline GaNation uno 8erbannnns itiibten.
3rpboem ertldrt Senrp &obefort. oab
Orepfus ME mieber nah Granfreid su=
riiftebren peroe. Oas SDlfsurtbeii 1T
einmal eeaen i'm. Ser permutblid
|G1ulbise bel Der 9lffaire. @rai giter=
baSp, ertldrte losar. oab Die &iiftebr
bes 0erbannten oas Signal gu einem
Suoenmaliafre in aana 6rantreid fein
lpiiroe. Sn ben behern RlaHen Der 8e=
p0lferun9 lit infolge oeien Die Stim=
muna entldieben gu 8unlten bon 3ola
umgei9lasen. oeito Diitbenber miro Der
p0bel, Der burd cine 9emiiienloie Sem
iationspreKe aufsehebt tpirb unb Der an
ssreitaa, als 3ola ben 8eridtsiaal ber-
lieb. iogar einen 8sriuh mahte, oeniel=
ben 3u lpn1en, unb MIR burd oas ener=
glide ginfhreiten Der polisei 9ebinberi
tperben fOnnte.
@pdter. 3ola tpurbe gefiern bon
ben 8eidwornen aller geaen i'm erbobe=
men Mntlaeepuntte iduloig befunoen
uno su einem Sabr @efdnsniB uno elmer
Celebrate bon 5000 Srs. Derurtbeilt
- DieIe Berurtbeiluna ipriAt ieoer
@ere1tigteit 9obn unb mag bic fran30-
lilhe @esierun9 nod tbeuer su iteben
fommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-24

Beioe 6duier bes Gon0rsGes baben
$500. 600 filr bic 0ebune Der sMlailiss
Ebetpi1i9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-24

6es Urtn8 ut cine
ipertbpoue Siilfe
.3nr Oiasnofe
eieler et)roniifer
&ranfbe uno
slpar banptidf.
lid bon fold)er
oeS Rerpenipi.
TENS, bes 8lus
ties, ,ber 2eber, Der
Niereit unb Der
1lnie. Siefe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-24

= Eaulenbe BON @dafen iinb i'm
ipeEli9en WDomin9 erfroren unD Der-
abnnoert. Galt 2 Wlonate bat cine bittere
R6lte aeberriht uno olte Qlnliebler erfld-
rem, oiefen Winter fur ben itren9iten
felt 19 sSohren. Non SOC, 900 G6afen
in Carbon gOuntb lit ipobriheinli6 Der
pierte She'll III Grunhe ge80n9en. Die
DerfuIte an Ninbnieb ipareii iuent0er be.
bsutenb, obipobl n,dt unerbebli6.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-24

Ser Gall bes @eianbten Dupup De
Come lit erlebi9t. @panien bat eine
grtldrung abgeseben, bic uniere Hegie=
rung befriebist. Nls NaGfOlser Sc
Zones lit Souls polo Bernabe gum
Ipanii1en 8eianoten In WaibinatOn er-
nannt.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-04

ment that it was he who had com mitted the dark deed that shocked the entire country.
 The following strong intlmation that Frank Belew committed the murder was printed in The Call the day after the funeral of the murdered brother and sister. It stands to-day as truth full characterization of the murderer and his habits:
 Frank is a quiet man, who drinks very little. It Is well known that he is in financial distress; that he has had do- mestic troubles. and that he bitterly op- posed the marriage of his sister, which was to have taken place tomorrow.
 Susie Belew went to Cashier J. H. Rice of the Dixon Bank two weeks ago and asked him to draw her will. Speaking of the visit to-day Mir. Rice stated that the young lady said she intended to cut off both Frank and Arthur without any in- heritance, as Arthur had spent his money, and Tor some reason she shared her par ents' aversion to Frank
 If Frank Belew disliked his dead brother and sister 1t Is not known to many If he knew his sister had cut him off In the roughly drawn will that was never executed he did not complain to his friends, but kept his own counsel. If he felt bitter over his portion at life's
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-04

some day"
 Nothing stranger than this iniquit- ous ana soulless confession has ever characterized the dark story of human hendishness. Tn all its details 1t forms one or the most marvellous chapters Tn the history of the crimes of the world.
 Ihe Belews were an old and respect ed family in the rich agricultural re- glons adjacent to Dixon. The family originally consisted of Thomas Belew. weii-known rancher, his wife and iiVe children, two of whom were the Victims of this tragedy Of the entire family all now left are three brothers Inomas, Frank and Arthur.
 For reasons that suited them the par ents chose to leave the bulk of their es- tate to Lewis and Susie, and to Arthur. surviving brother. Thomas had been amply provided for before the old folks made their will.
 rom belew now lives upon and owns the old homestead ranch, few miles rom Dixon. Arthur Belew, who re- ceived about $20OO from his parents. nVes on ranch near town. He was at nrst under suspicion, though few of those who knew him believed for mo-
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-04

feast he did not complain to those around him. If there were any rows 1t is cer- tain that they did not result in such acri- mony as to break family relations. This appears from the fact that Frank Belew was a guest at his sisters table at the last supper she ever ate. The breakfast following the supper at which Frank was guest and Louis the host contained the fatal poison-or it was in the water of which the tea was made.
 Within two days after the murder the finger of suspicion was directed to the man who is now behind the bars. Belief was general that death resulted from cunning murderers plan and that he was the man. Though his brothers stood by him and made a bold defense, the belief in his guilt has never wavered The poison of suspicion filled the very air, piercing the minds of the friends of the dead, and assuming shape and direction.
 The funeral was the largest ever seen in Dixon. Shortly after noon on November 10 the solemn ringing of an old-fashioned church bell summoned the people of the town and country for miles around to the First Baptist Church to the funeral of the unfortu- nate brother and sister who were pois- oned on the eve of their wedding.
 There were no more popular young people in the village. AS they had been the pride of their parents, who left them the bulk of their estate a few years ago, so they were esteemed by their fellow-men.
 The afternoon was one of the most beautiful of all the halcyon days o1 autumn, and the long cortege filed sol
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-04
BIRD WANTS TIME. Declines to Talk Now, but He Makes Some Prom

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 3.-J. W. Bird, brother-i -in-law of Frank Belew, was in- terviewed here shortly after midnight in regard to the poisoner's arrest.
 "Is that sol" was the surprised ex- clamation that burst involuntarily from his lips, where was he arrested?"
 When he was told of the circum- stances, Birds face grew very solemn and his jaw gradually set very firmly.
 Well" he said. T have absolutely nothing to say; If he has made a con- fession that is his business, but I care to say nothing.'
 ! Bird was pressed to make some state ment as regards his knowledge of the affair. He politely but emphatically re- fused to say anything at this time. Later on," he asserted, T may have something to say in the matter. Now, however, I will say not a word"
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-04
MURDERER BELEW CAGED.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

His hands snapped cuffs extended n wrists Frank last prisoner The beginning the end Where me he asked and told he insisted changing his clothes demr With hndcuf Frank Beew regarded with euanmy than with them Yet the dreay showing where he had and Then meky held his for the cuffs In moments he had the drawers the tkety old They brought them odfashioned and the There the lib the took with his tumpy He getting another lesson sevtude
 Up party prisoner word beyond his innocence but he did the andouf tight but silent Frank Bew only body From the
  with difficulty he repressed tendency violent emotion He did  caime seemed to become
 suppose vnued the representative of The Call ha had anti pated something of this kind?"
 "Dh "NG dd notbut did nothing lam
  
 did, this "Do Mr. Bird MT In "pehaps v e 1ememer the Conversation % nnarv ," pea.
 
  were m to- eca which and settled there
 O
 His closed tight opened he had to lick his which would eee the officers that they had the
  for has them know nothing of farewell the brothers Arthur had
 
  sound of eueed into Dixon with the that the law had laid hold of his
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-04

ences with Bird, heard his strange story, and finally stole unseen to place where he could hear Murderer Belew and Bird discussing the crime in all it's shocking details.
 From a secret aperture he saw the murderers face dull and heavy. not two feet away, and heard his lips
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-04

A WISE FATHER IS HE WHO TELLS Hhis sons to live regular lives, to avoid traps of budding manhood. He who does this brings up a race of sturdy sons whose vigorous manhood is retained and preserved, not lost and dissipated. Per haps you have lived a reckless life; per hapS you have wasted your days and nights; perhaps you now see nothing put gloomy horror, miserable forebodings, melancholy prospects, desperation. de- bility, decline, .prematurity disease.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-04
Despair. No MOrel

Your chance for good, vigorous sturdy manhood is here. You can be cured of your disease and disabilities by the great restorer the wonderful man-maker the matchless rve-builder-Hudyan- dy treatment. Hudyan cures drains, Hudyan cures varicocele; sHudyan cures nervous debility; Huuyan cures atrophy; Hudyan removes the cause of exhausted vitality; Hudyan cures evil dreams; Hud- van cures failing manhood, Hudyan cures low spirits; Hudyan can cure you: give it shouts the joyful news: Hudyan cures; Hudyan cures.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-04

Bird rushed to them for protection more than as an agent of remedial Justice whipping the brutal hend or Dixon naked through the world.
 Constable Newby was detaNed 10 carry out the carefully laid plans or District Attorney Devlin, Sherin Rush and Captain Curtin. He had confer
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-04

break into the awful vocal confession that he bought the poison and did a good job
 He heard this moral monster criti- cize the morals of Murderer Clark of St. Helena, and watched him as he fiattered Bird, saying. You have al- ways been my friend and I'll help you
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-04
CONSTABLE B. F. NEWBY of Dix on Who Heard the Damning
 Confession of the POiSOner.

part by The Call. which to-day gives the only complete story of a murder that will puzzle scientists to the end of time =:
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-04
Sentenced to Death.

POONAH, Bombay Presidency, Feb. 4. -Damodar Chapekar, the Brahmin law yer who was arrested in October last on a charge of being connected with the mur- derof Lieutenant Ayerst and Commission CT Rand, on June P. by shooting them from ambush as they were leaving the Governors reception in honor of Queen Victorias Diamond Jubilee. has been sentenced to death.