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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-01
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| Co., 112 East Fifth street. Topeka. Kan.
Chicago, Dec. 1.
Article. Open High Low Close Yes.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-01
Market aossip.

Furnished by the Wickham Commission
Co, 112 East Fifth street. Topeka, Kan.
The evening times., 1898-11-18

of the principal men of the tribe were
sent out to select location for their
permanent abiding place and on July 49,
purchased their first tract of eighty
acres from white settler in Tama Town
ship. Tama County. In 1866 the first
agent was appointed over them, he being
Major Leander Clark, who is still a resi-
dent of Toledo. Their first annuity pay
ment was made in January, 1867.
After this payment had been made the
Secretary of the Interior ordered them
to the joint tribal reservation in Kansas
and informed them that no further pay
ment of annuity would be made to them
except upon that reservation. Congress
reversed this ruling by a special act on
March ,. 1861. providing that the Indians
should receive their annuity at their
Iowa home so long as they remained
peaceful.
1t is said at the Indian Bureau. that for
the last forty years the Foxes have cost
the Government less per capita for ad-
ministrative purposes tnau any other
tribe of Indians in the country. The Sauk
branch of the tribe has been given the
lions share of the annuity. it is said, be-
cause of their threats of uprising. The
chief of the Sauk branch in Oklahoma is
enjoying the treaty stipulation of $500 per
annum and has received this amount for
all the years since the treaty of 1915,
while the chief of the Fox branch to
whom an equal amount was solemnly
pledged by the same treaty has not re-
ceived a single dollar since the return
of the Foxes to- Iowa from Kansas
This is one of the questions which was
discussed at the conference yesterday.
The conference was behind closed doors.
This was at the suggestion of the lndi-
ans, who objected to the presence of Gu
rious outsiders.
There is a shade of possibility that
Muck-Oue- -Push-E-To may cause some
trouble in the band. This Indian Is bet
ter known to the whites as Old Bear He
is fhirty-four years old and is the young
est son of Ma-Min-Wau-Neka, former
chief of the tribe. For more than year
he has aspired to the chieftainship of the
tribe and is creating considerable Civis-
ion and contention among his people. He
finds the present an auspicious time for
pressing his claim. He is opposed to the
! advancement of the tribe and antagolizes
| the innovations. which have rec ntly been
| introduced He has rallied to his support
| as much opposed to advancement as he.
! They know that the present chief, Push
| E-To- Neke-Qua, is personally on the
| best terms with the influential whites in
the locality, and that he looks APPROX
| ingly on the progress made by the mem
| bers of the tribe and has no personal in
| clinatiou to oppose the Indian schools.
The evening times., 1898-11-18
VICTOR HoHENsTETN
AT THE WHITE HOUSE
wanted to See the President About
His Claim Against spain-ih
nestitutt Condition.

Victor Hohenstein. who claims TO be
naturalized citizen of the United States
and who has filed claim for goo OOJ
against the Spanish government alleging
unlawful Imprisonment and inhuman
treatment in cuba, as detailed in The
Times recently. was at the White House
This morning. He wanted TO see the
President in regard TO his claim. but was
informed that it was out Of the question
for this Government to do anything n
the matter until the existing difficulties
with Spain had been settled.
Hohenstein claims TO be in destitute
circumstances, but is being cared for 10y
the Red Cross Society of this city
The evening times., 1898-11-18

a soldier, he would only impose a fine
Of s..
The evening times., 1898-11-18
LADIES, GOODS.

WANTED-Ladie- to know that MRS. LIVINGS-
TON, Of Ne. York. owner and pateGtee Of
''The SeIf-Ad,-1s ing GaTmSnt-cuyting Machine"
has taken pITlu-s at els 18th Il NV, and desires
the pleasure Of blowing this wonderful invention
for cutting ladies' and children's garments with
cut paper patterns, pencils. weights screws or
pins. a garment can be cut in uve minutes. ard
perfect fit guaranteed. In order 70 CONVINCE
the skeptical, she will without charge. teach any
one 10 cut garment. So course offered. SI2 this
week. which includes machine instructions in
cutting waists, single or double under arm:
French and tailor bodices sleeves. skirts. prin-
cess gowns, Louis jackets. box coats copying
fashion-plates; also matching plaids and stripes.
oC27-lmo
The evening times., 1898-11-18
WARSHIPS ORDERED TO
BE READY FOR SERVICE
Gur Sea Fighters Prepared for Pos
sibIe Emergencies Growing Ont
of the Peace Negotiations

"As soon after arrival in port as prac-
ticable vessels shall coal and prepare for
sea in order that they may always be
ready to perform any service that the
department may require"
This significant order. just issued by the
Navy Department. has given rise TO no
little comment in naval circles. The
causes which actuated Secretary Long in
directing its Issuance are believed to be
due to the possibilities growing out of the
international situation, as well as to the
dilatoriness alleged to have been display
ed by a number Of commanding officers
in getting their ships ready for sea.
The evening times., 1898-11-18
A sure sign of Croup.

Hoarsaness in a child that is subject to
croup is a sure indication of the approach
of the disease If Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is given as soon as the child be-
comes hoarse, or even after the croupy
cough has appeared, 1t will prevent the
attack. Many mothers who have croupy
children always keep this remedy at
tand and find that it saves them much
.roubie and worry. 1t can always be de-
pended upon and is pleasant to take. For
,ale by Henry Evans. wholesale and re-
tciI druggist. 93S F Street northwest and
Connecticut Avenue and S Street north
west, and ii2S Maryland Avenue north
cast.
The evening times., 1898-11-18
GNDERTAkERs
AUGUSTUS BURGDoRF CO.,
Undertnkers and EmbaImers
2OO9 SEVENTH STREET y. W.
First-class Service no1f-1yr
THE MARIA TERESA
COURT OF INQUIRY
To Meet at Norfolk Next Tuesday
and Place the Blame for the Loss
of the Cruiser

The Secretary of the Navy has ordered
court of inquiry to meet at the navy
yaf1 at Norfolk next Tuesday for the
purpose of investigating the circum-
stances attending the abandonment of
the Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa, with
a view to determining the necessity and
responsibility therefor
The detail for the court OF inquiry is
announced as follows-Capt. Day. Com
mander Schouler and Commander Tilley,
with Capt. Waller, Marine Corps, as
judge advocate.
The evening times., 1898-11-18
Mad Dog Runs Amuck.

Media. Pa, Nov. 1S.-Media had mad
dog scare yesterday afternoon. b 6
yellow shepherd dog, "a stranger, ran
amuck through the town swapping right
and left. and is supposed to have bitten
at least twenty-five dogs.
He kept up his run for several hou S.
going to Moyland, where he bit save'a al
more dogs. and coming back through
South Media. he was shot by Wi.fieli
Parker
The evening times., 1898-11-18
DIED.

McLAUGHLTN-On November l.. 1898, JAMES
MCLAUGHLIN. aged forty Inue years
Funeral Will take place from his late resi-
dence, lib Third Street southeast, on Saturday.
November 10, at $780, thence 10 St Peters
Church Item
EDELiN-OE Thursday. November L. 1898 at
$50 o'clock a. m, FLORENCE h, beloved wife
OF Charles ". Edeliu, departed this life at her
late residence in Nichols Avenue AnacosIia.
d. C.
Funeral and interment Sunday, November 20 at
Southampton, \. Y. n0Is-2t
The evening times., 1898-11-18
Purchase of Coal Lands.

Cumberland. Md, Nov. 1S-W. d. Alt
house & Co, extensive coal dealers, Phi.a-
delphia, have leased large coal tracts at
Garrett, in the Elk-Lick region, on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, a few mi es
north of Cumberland, and will sink shafts
at once. An electric plant will be put in
Two hundred men will be employed and
the output Will be thirty cars daily.
The evening times., 1898-11-18
Could Find NotEinr to steal.

Hazleton. Pa. Nov. 1S-When Lehigh
Valley Station Agent Curry reached the
McAdoo station yesterday morning he
found that burglars had operated al the
place during The night. Packages were
strewn about prOmiscuously and others
containing vaIuables were missing. No
money was secured.
The evening times., 1898-11-18
FLOUR.
The Lowest Yet,

PILLsBURY's BEST, perSI 75
barrel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Vf'iO
Sacks, 10Th size .............-..-...So
BALLARD'S OBELIsK. fineCI IN
patent per barrel ......-....-V Vs. ~
Sacks, 18th size ........,......-.....-S soc
For Bread Rolls, Pastry, in fact,
any kind of baking, it will please you.
Good Family Flour, Semper Ideal
brand, per barrel ...............-...Si.20
Sacks, 18th size. 20c
RICHMOND PATENT, per bar
rel Observation-Disclosures. ..'...S4'-o
Sacks, SD size ......................l5 .l5c
Ruth, Choice Fine Patent ........ .S9.20
Ceres and others at corresponding
ly low prices.
ROLLED OATS, first quality and
strictly fresh 10 10 lbs, 25c
The evening times., 1898-11-18
RofsterouS soldier Fined.

Charles Termillion, District soldier,
was arraigned before Judge Scott this
morning, charged with loud and bolster
Gus conduct The judge said that on ac-
count of Eermillion 5 honorable record as
The evening times., 1898-11-18
SAM. w. PICKF0RD,
Cor. 10th and La. Ave.

We are selling groceries
cheaper than any other house
in the city. Look at Our price
list below and be convinced Of
the facts. Our delivery always
prompt.
The evening times., 1898-11-18

DR.. Henry's Cough Syrup cures
coughs and all bronchial affections
which this weather is producing.
At all druggists I5c.
The evening times., 1898-11-18

Heavy Winter-weight I'm
lined Driving Ga ntlets,
made of fine dressed buck
skin. Sold by the ~
Columbia people for Al
75c and 81 a pair Wv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11
Scr 9rnOnftcn=W artt.

Ole unten Itsben0sn Preiie 6e5ieben
fi6 auf oa8 Gngro5 @ei6dft; i'm
GnOetuil : 6unbet lit elm Qufi3Iag
DON etpa 5ebn PrO3ent gu bere4s
nen.)
Der QepfeI Mdrtt mar etpa3
flauer fir mitteImGBige uno orbiudre
Scrten, poraus Der gr0Bte She'll Der
laufenoen 0fferten beite6t. 8aarsn
a6iolut erIter 9ldfie nurDsn panig
eingefiibrt unO limb feIt i'm 9reiIe. -
8eiBtobI lit fortgeIeBt rei3li6
D~orrdtbig uno niebrig i'm 9reiIe. -
Sin GROCER 9orrat6 Don 3 pie6eln
1T an Sanb, 90 Bel ben an6alteno 6oz
ben PreiIen bic Na6frage I9pa6 mar.
@iele OerIel6en iinb bon geringer qua
litGt uno fino2n iel6ft gu ben nieori9z
fen 9reiIen feline Qbnd6me. - 5lortz
ba'er 3omutoe5 pertduFen Tta
lei4t. - @rb6eerenn uroen in gez
ringeren QuuntitGten eingefiibrt unO
niiroen BEL Dem milben Wetter 5rij4,e
BON gutter 5arbe Doue prtiIe er3ielen.
= Galifornier QpfeIfinen iin0
biniger. - Bon 8opffaIot mir
ben nur bette Sorten hi, b06itsg
9rsi5notirungen er3i:Is0.
Die 9reiIe iinb, ME fOIgt;
QepFel, pro SAB ... $2.O0-$3.75
WeiBfo6l, pro 100 -. $1.OO-$2.O0
3niebeln, pro 8ui6sl o.. 50c.-85c.
53nie6eln, pro SAB =. $1.7G-$2.O0
8artoffeln, pro 8uraeI 75t.-85t.
&urtoffeIn, nsue Bermuda, pro SAB
$6.5O-$7.OO
Spinal, pro 8ui6eI -. 6Oc.-75c.
Seqerie, pro 8iinoel 1c.-2c.
8~ron8beeren, pro SAB $8.00-$1O!0O
&~rpns6eeren, pro Site $2.O0-$3.00
Runoe Rii6en, pro 8ui4el 121c-15c
Garotten, pro giinpel 14c.-2c.
QpfelIinen, pro &iIte $1.5O-$2.75
Meerrettig, pro 8ui6eLtiite 75c. -
$1.25
tomatoes, pro aorb $2.50-$4.00
3opHalat, pro 2orb e. 75c.-$1.5O
@robeeren, pro Quart 2Oc.-30t.
Gisr, pro 0uBeno -. 1Or.-lOdc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11
sbleben Sts cbemaligen 9iftaturs bon
Naijnu.

Gtnctnnatt, o, 10. MGr3. -
Ospalo 9ieB, elmer Der S6silneGmsr
an Der Acknowledgment 8efps9unq, 1T
9eute M{or8en i'm yOeurT6en QllteHz
penn" I'M 4ltsr bon rs Sa6ren pIDBz
lt3 aus Dam 2e6en geT6ieoen. Sin
9er5i3lag Eat ozm Qeben oes ulten
9etrn Elm id6es Gn0e bereitst.
OSnalO 0ieB itammte aus QaITau
urf0 mar bon 9eruf Snqenieur. Gr
nabm an Der frei6eitli9en 8epequng
oes Sabre5 1848 6erOorraqenDen Qns
t7eII uno mar, ais Der 9er3og pong}aiz
ldu iein GonO OerlieB, fur3e 3eit Dit
totor jena5 2Gnbtans. in ben 5Oer
5o3ren fam er no8-D Den Der. Gtauten,
uRo 9e9en Gnoe Der 7Oer Sabre nabm
sf letnen 8ObHiiB in Cincinnati, nd.
Sf an Dsutifen ge1tre6unaen regcn
9nt5etl no5m. Gr mar @pre6sr Der
35urn9smtinOe, ifIoB Ii6 Tpdtsr Der
SOtfsportsi an uno fungirte mebrere
sabre ais Prdioent Der rgincinnatisr
Ssltun9s : Gompagnie." Gun3 uQeins
llSpeao, lud7:e er Dor me6reren Su6ren
UNI 4utnabms in. bus nQlten6eim"
Iau' no. nun Ietn Observation-Disclosures
'oaT PIoBIl4 gu GnOe gegangen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11
Gin ae0nlbiarr sErcier.

Sn Der 4niieOelung nabe Der Sta
tion Sporp in Ct. 2ouis : GountD,
W}p., 6errI6t 5reuoe. 0as leBte 3az
pitel zines tleinen 3omans puroe Duz
ielbIt gum Qbi4luB 9e6ra6t, in MEL
diem SSo6n 3sin, Elm bieOerer 0euti6er
6armer, uno 6r1u Bertha 2an9snz
Oorf Die 9auptrOqen fpielten.
S6on DDr elf Sabren liebts Rein
feline ieBt9e 5ruu. Gr mar oumals
nur p Sabre ait unO, ME lie, arm
uno obne 4usiiGten auf cine iorgenz
lOie 3ufunft. Gr betporb Ii4 UNI Ser
tha's GunIt, tie aber mar 3uriidbal=
tend uno zines Sages iogte lie ibm.
Dab lie fir i'm bod gu aft lei - lie
bate 3ebn Somm:r me6r gsIe6sn, pie
er - unO lie Ga6e ii9 Desbalb emit
I4loFen, Dem Nadbar So6ann Gam
gsnOorf, Der i4on in Den 0reiBigern
Ituno, lire 6ano gum 8unD2 fir'5
Qeban gu reifen. Sic lie6e i'm, 8ein,
3rpar, pp9 babe lie ibren @ntI4lllB gez
faBt unD miife a%ufbDren, nit i'm gu
psrte6ren.
Rein ertlGrts oamals, baB er ME
6eirathen rerDe, mann er lie ni9t an
ben Q(ltar fi6ren f0nne. 2~angenDorF
mu6te Bertha Dann 81 ieinar 6rau,
d6er i9on orei 8o6en fpdtsr Der
f4pano er BEL Ia6t uno Re6el uno
ieitoem fat Die 6rdu g{i9ts me6r bon
i6m ge6Drt. Die 9oli5si puroe be-
na9ri9tigt, tie f4rieb an Die Ser
tpanDten Oes 8eri6olenen, ober Que5
mar pergebli6. Niemono puBte, mo-
bin er ii9 begeben. Seine 4nperpanOs
ten 6efir6teten, DaB er geitor6en let;
Qnoere fagten, er lei pielei9t plOBli6
irrItnniQ geporDen unO ba6e it6 na9
elmer fremOen Stuot p%erirrt, mo CT jeBt
pielei6t ais unbetannter in elmer Nn=
italt fir 8eiitesfrante perrd6rt fperOe.
So6n 3ein 5sigte feline 5reuoe iiber
bas S9idfal bOn 5rau 2ungenOOrf.
gr beiu6te lie unD tr0itete lie. Rd6s
benz einige Sabre p~srflO1en, poate er
tie iiberreben, DAB Der Mann offenbar
ldngit toot lei uno auf teinen San
pieoer gu ibr 3uriidfe6ren tperOe. Rein
pO[te ie peranIafen, cine Gtsi9ei=
oung gu erpirten, abr feline 6reunoin
mar ie9r religiDs unD tppQte bon elmer
S9eioung Ni9ts piTen. Sie tegann
a6er, 2ungenbOrf gu Oergefen unO
Rein gu Iie6en. Damn itisg in ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11

Gli5abet6 Gang unO 9atte an Gopz
roo s. Sesberger unb 6rau, 0aItTeite
9ouItrapz, na6e Qig6tItraBs, Is Bel
63, 8runo3ins $50, 1926.
2uOpi8 Seqmaber an SoIep6ine
8edsr, 5iiOoft : Gde 6apeftez UNI
0olfeItraBe, 1876 Bel 70, 8runo3tns
$2O.25, $4,000.
@m. g. Sarrington, Ru6luBoerz
matter, an SObn q. Barter, NorDIeits
0arrsrz, nabs 2igbtftraBe, Is 6ei 81,
Grun03ins $18, 81.
Sulta 8. Sames uno 9utte an SEQ.
6. 8reenlpoDD ETC., WeitIeite Striderz
lStraBe, na6e QafapstteS 4penue, 1876
bsi So, 9runO3ins 500, $1,000.
Sigmuno 5rartmann, 5ruites, an
Sigmuno Sruutmann, SiibpefTeite
McGuQphz, nabe 5OffmunitraBe, 20
Bel 126, @runo3ins $72. 81.
Sigmunb SrautmoHn SruIiee, an
SigmurO Srautmupa etc., brei
8~runOitiide, 81.
0erlelbe an 9dnndb BoQdd ETC.,
SiiOpeifieite @utapz, nabe SofFmanz
StraBe, 80 BEL 80, 81.
0erielbe an Dieielbe. Ofieits So
purOs, nabe SuratogaftruBe, % Bel
1877, 81.
GeO. 5. 3urn.r an @Op. 3. @lart.
Siofeite PIealuntz, nabe 81. paulz
StruBe, 26 Bel 40, $4,000.
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Sciratbs=NirenIeu.
Na6itebenOe 6eiratbslicen3en muir
ben deifern burh Glerf Qipinditon i'm

Ra9ftebenbe 6eirat6slicen3en muir
ben geItern our6 @lert QiDingiton i'm
Common please eri9t ousgefteQt:
95o6n 8. groots uno MarD @.5orz
ban; 2icen8 gebolt pon 5. 3. 8ropt5
BON CIR. 1928, GaIternS2losnue.
Saco6 S4lutter uro RoIs 8ereIe
8ui6nu9Ie ; 2icsn3 gebolt BON Sdco6
@6lut!er Don CIR. 1874, SiO Bomb
StraBe.
5arrp Glp unb Map @rig6fon;Qiz
csn3 ge6plt Don @eor9e 8. 8ur6 DON
CIR. 324, 0sItzQeeitraBe.
So6n 8. Sarri5 urSo 2aura u. Qu=
rem ; 2icsn3 gebOlt pOn So6n 8. Gar
ris Don Hr. 20. 8ruceitraBe.
Charles 8. Gr9enbrig6t DON G5urz
Iottepiae, 89., unp SABINE q. Mit9eG;
Qicer3 qefolt ron Gbarles 8. @rgenz
6ria6t, Charlottesville, ga.
Charles St. 0'0onpsu uno Geiia &.
9raupe; Qicen3 ge6olt OOr G6arles q.
O'1pnneQ BON g&r. 1915, Summit
Blace.
Gbriffiun q. 9. Qdermann unbGmz
ma 5ouunb; 2icen8 geRolt BON @6r.Q.
9. Qfsrmanr DON Rr. 1910, Somes~
StruBe.
@m. SobpIon uno Sarob Queen;
Qicen3 osbolt BON 8. q. Belt Don y2r.
6, SiozSbarptraBs.
3ames g. 2epis uno Saate @orbtn;
Qiesna oebolt BON Somss 3. 2spis bon
0r. 1918, De6Ii@r &ue1.
Samuel 0olmun uno Sular u,
9idion; Gicsn3 ge6o!t BON S94orlt
0ptop BON Nr. 206, NorD : 9ur9amz
Sirabe. e.;,b.r;
de Siilsmann; 2itsB 9'4OIt OO1 D.
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,,Sun0Ie" in 0IilaOelp6iu.

philadelphia, 10. M&Gr3. -
StaotrathsmitglieD S%teDenIpD bon
Der 80. 8arO erregte in Der 6eutigen
StBung be5 5peiten R~at6s5peiges
groBe5 4~ufIeben Dur3 bic @rtldrung,
Dab inn cine 8site9ung BON $4,000
fir feline Stimme gu @uniten Der
nS4uptiQ : 8aferperte : 8iQ" an
ge6Ot:n poroen lei. Seps Bin perfiigt
oas &erpa4ten Der ItdottT9en 8afsrz
tperte auf so Sabre an Die gS6uDltiQ
8dQeD 3d." peI6' 2eBtere Der Staot
alS0ann uIe5 n0t6ige @uFer fir cirfa
100000 pro Sa6r Iiefern Iou. SIM
eriten Ratbs3meig 1T bic 8iQ 6ersits
dngenommen, uno in benz 3psiten
piro Die Gnti6eioung BON sinigen pez
ntgen Stimmen a~b6dngen. SteNnion
ertldrt, er pif5e, DaB audi peri9ieoez
men onberen Mitglieoern 9eIte6unqsz
4nerbietungen gemaGt porosn Ieien.
Gr foroerte eine Ioforttge l1nter7u=
dung.
Der 3rpeite 3at6s3peig nu6m eipsn
Qntrag an, nel6sr Die Bin auf un6ez
Jimmie 3eit perI3iebt.
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CASTORTA,
Sh~iffSnnhrihtcn.

u tD=0 ~ T. 10. Mari. - @%n0etommen lit b,u=
Il bier prr Sampicr r6ortau" BON 8lasaop.
GbGciabrtH: Sampler rO. -. Vtcier" ua6 9rts
men.
Cuceustofpn II, Q. Nldr;. 49, gnoslauQt 1T
bier Der Sampler r@ermuuic," Ouf Der 8tiit o0u
Ncio= Nort nab E]iuCrpooi.
&r IN tub D, 9. mars. - @etbtCt Uuroc bier
Der BON Nclu=9ort nab EtOerpoO! beitimmte Sam=
pier rGOmric."
Qeuart6 b, Q. MGrl. - Ger Campfer .Ioro=
LAMP" cling 5cutc bon bier uo@ Baltimore in Sct.
BcUud q, 9. Warj. - NbQeiabreH mao Rtir=
BORT lit bsutc BON bier pr Campfer sGuloa," Diu
Ncaptl.
CutenstOpn Il, Q. Mdr3. u Ser 0ompfsr
gDtalelttc. pom EtotrpooI cling bslte BON bier un9
NcU=}ort ab.
6aOrc, 9. WGrl. g~uqelauOt ii bier Der
Nampicr IA 9retugHeH BON 0eiu=9orf.
pcHbug II, g. Y}dry. Neute bier cjuz
%gstrofitn lit Der Sampisr pottla0 bon Rsrpz9Orf.
SGutlldG 9. Ntdrj. NuQeluHQt lit bier
Der Eampier Strobe" BON Baltimore nab 9oy=
OsoUr uUtcrlUeos.
6opcHboqen, 10. Mdri. - Ir1ttommu:
9umpfer rSslauO," auf Der GGbrt pou 3elu=gort
ria 6briftianiouo nab Stcttiu.
u III Il 7 D q III, 10. Ytlrj. - Ger Sumrier
r6oam" tad bcute BON bier nab Reto=2ort in See.
St]arp, 10. MARI. Sicr paiirts beute Der
Gampter reiipania, ron 4eiU=gOrt nab oumburg
bc'tinlmt.
9utt Of Qtpig, 10. Mari. gtf6t,,
lour0e hente bier Der Camper r&rouoyOli5,o auf
Der GGbrt BON Baltimore nab 8rautou.
An tDcrpe i, @. Utdrj. - Yuqctommcu it
bier Der Enmpfer rGroiaH" pom Baltimore.
WuritillCs, 9. gtdr3. Ger Tampfcr
@remcn II, 10. Ndrl. - GinQetrotfsH lit bier
Der Sampler rSraoc" pou Rtlu=0ort.
HCapeL 10. Mdr3. Bon 0cr-gort bicr
eiugelaufcu iii btuts Der SGmpicr Ems"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11

5tpdngen.
G6icago, 10. MGr3. - 8egen
feds 6ieIige 8anfen nuroe cine eigenz
t6umli6e 2(rt bon Steusrer6e6ung in
4npenOung ge6ra9t. &ur3 Dor Der
Mittag8ItunOe betratsn 3pei MGnner
Die y@rit2 R%atipnulbunt" uno ertldrz
ten Dem 8ice : 8rG7ioenten D. 81. Sorz
gan, tie Derldngten auf Der SteQe
$85,273.12 in buarem 8eloe fir
Steuern, uno penn Die Summe ni9t
iOfort erlegt per0e, 10 piirOen iie Die
8ant f6lieBen. 9ieIe naue Dirt Der
Steuerer6ebung ItiiBte it9 auf cine
@nti6etOung Ds5 Superior : Geri6t8,
pel6es eS a6gelebnt Bate, eineR BON
feds 8anten na6gsIu9ter gin6altsz
8efebl gegen Den Steuer : Solicitor
Der SiOieite, Grnit, aufra9t 81 ar6ulz
ten. Der Ginbaltsbefe6l bate Ii3 oaz
ruuf geitiiBt, Dab Die 8eiteuerung Der
8anten iibermGBig bod unO betriigez
rid lei. Die be~treffenoen 8anten tpuz
rem: Die nGrite Nutional6ant", bic
r5Ort Dearborn Rutionalbunt" Die
oRortbpeitern 0dtionalbant", bic
n8lobe : NatioraI6unt", Die BAN
ters' Rationalbunt" unO bic r9atioz
nulbunf of Mmertca".
Die beioen Mdnner, fpel6e Die, Grfte
g}dttonalbdnt" in 10 ungetp06nIifer
Netie betreten Gatten, pdren GoQetz
TOR Grnit uno iein Qnpalt s. s. Rooz
nep. sic pieien cine begldubigte Nbz
i6rtft Der betreffenoen @er;6t8orore
Dor uno %Dsrlan9ten, buB bic Steuern
iOfort be5ablt piircen. Der 8icsz
9rGiIcent 5orqan Bat parum, man
mDge ibm bOrhsr geItutt2n, fi9 nit
Cen unOeren 0ireftpren gu beiprafsn,
aber @rnft ertldrte, er peroe, tpenn bic
3allung nt6t iOfort erfoIgs, Giqenz
t6um Der 8ont i%diiiren uno bic 81nt
i6lieBen. Der dnpsienoe QntpQlt Der
8dnt, >. Ped6am, CAB na6 elmer eiltz
gen 8e1pre6unq nit Dem 8icezprGIiz
centen Dem 2eBteren ben 3Qtb, Die
Steuern Iietsr gu ba3ublen, ais Ii6
Dem Gtitto elmer ernitli6en St0runq
Der 8@i6dfte Der 8anf aus3uIeben.
9urauf nuroen Dem Collector Grnft
$85,273.12 unter 9roteit iib:rge6en.
Die dnoeren 8anten 3u6lten o5ne
langes 8eIinnen, ais i6rsn 8eamten
bic 8eridtsorOre, bsgleitet bon elmer
tur3en MISUNDERSTANDING
porge3eigt purDe. Die n8unfers' 0dz
tionalbant" 3abItt $13,286.15, Die
sort Dearborn" $9726.39. Die
,8lobe : gtationul" S14, 1904. Die
yNort6peitern" $23, 1852 uno bic
,Nmericun G~0tional" $19,365.97.
Ollie 8anten 3aElten unter 9roteft unD
Iebnten Die Inna6ms elmer Quittung
BON Solicitor Grnit, porau8 erIi6tlia
gepeien mare, oaB Oas @elO CUR Sab
lung DON Steuern 9enommen poroen
mar, entIdlsDen db.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11

flare Saut, Elm flarer &opf, elm flares
Spitcm - liub Die Seanun9cn, luelae
ous &arl5baOsr SpruOelial3 Sud- be-
i4ert.
Gbsilpeiie 1T Dies ieiner ~reini9euOerI
purificiren0en Mirtung ouf Oo8 8lut,
anoerntbeil8 ieircm I6isuoen, t~rdftiqerz
Den, itinmlireu0eu @iufluB atf Die 2eber,
Nieren, otu Wta9eu uro Die Giu9sweiOe
;u3uidreibcn. GS pericet oieie in natiirs
li6cr @siie pieOer III einen gciuuoen,
natitrltdeu 3ulta1o.
Nton laiie fif niht BON 9eruifenIOicn
SauOlern tauidcu, tuelde ocrludeu, Sud
cine Otii4ur9 bon SeiOlis.B ulOer ODER
@laubcr@S ol3 ol5 Oerbefsrtes ('improv-
ed") &arl8baOer Sal3" O0er nfituitlide8
SarlSbaOer Sal3, German Salt" ooer
inter auocren Rnmcn gt ~oertoufeu.
8eitebt oarouj Den e6teu artitel ~
erbalten, Ser Die Si9nutur nGt3uer &
so enoe1ion 6 o., 2ulciniQe @gcnz
ten, Seem OOrt", auf ieoer 6laide baben
trlt6.