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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-12
2e9e6t Retne,t 2Ii6srif.
Sc Iiest Feline StfiIrd,tuus eHfhr Dor. rptuH
Sbr ben untemftbenc ssseben Hdtb brfpIat.

.9crOauunosi6ipd6t 1T Der Stud Der gtppbu,r
Oiti,s Qanocg," iast tin gtips9ortsr meoiiiuii6ts
SOuru1l in eintnt firJIi6 cri6iensueH soitoritucn
Grtifel. -Soipobl Mdrnsr, iUie Grauen fnO nit
Oieicm MISREPRESENTATION 2tiOcu bcbuftst, iprIbss
sinen tri6rcdtnbtn ~llHfnng bon GlsuO ungcri3tet
bat
9irg antg lift icbr iDobr, bod Iieet ftiu Grun6
Dor, ptgbalb irotuo' elm Mann 'oOtr 6rou all Der
bouuugsi6ipd6e lciOen iOlttu, penn Gin NittcI 3ur
9srbituue ~OcriclbeH oOrbonocn 1T. 1auicnOe BON
Gcuttn babsu Gin fasre5 Mittcl oaseQen cntoedt,
uno Diclt ~btrirIbtu IicBtn Dem QroBeu @ubliium
bc 9ortbeilc ibrer Grfabruug gu 3bciI iperOen.
Grau &. Carlton, gr. 345, 9art=Npcuue, Giucins
natl, iaqt: so lit felt %iiinf3ebn Sabren al Gpss
beYFe uno iDuros DOatdnOia Our@ ben 0sbruu6 bon
Guif9's rein,m IIal5sg8btstt9 gsbeilt. SD bate
beiHabe Ine5 prObirt uuo psiB, Dab Disier 9bistcO
bcilt, ipenu alts Gnotre ftbI ibIagt.'
8. !. gnotrion, @r. 6l7, ". 9noiana:S trubt,
Chicago, iaot: sd Qebrau6te Nuifp's rcinen
0IuI3=g8bisteo Gsetn @erOauuugsi@pd6e uno G0s=
pepie. Wciu Nsaotu 1T jest in eiHtm btIicrtH 5u=
itauos, pis Dor Sabren 3uriid."
Sizes FnO MIR JDei Gdlc, ipetbe untcr SuuienOcn
BON anOeren dusgeiUablt DurOtu, bob 'nO O~;eltlbcu
e~eniiasn0, nm ju ]bepeiitu, bah Tpsptyite uuo Der
o1uuuqs l5iDd6e TETS bird BEN rcgulareu Sebr1u6
BON SutfDs rctncT Ntul3 pcrmicDCu lDerntH ton=
men. Striclbc fDirO uibt MIR pic @CrDowunQs=
Srqdut in ~poLfommeuen 3utau0t crbcltcl, ~f0u0cru
is0cm 5beilc pcs ROrpcrs Gr1it NM GutrQic cy=
tbcilsu.N Seio pori6tt0, paB Sbr fctne miHocrtuerz
thICc YQtQbWuUQ CTblltet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-12
Ginc t9emrr SurB.

l1e6er $4,000 fir Die @erpflegung Der
9ei6porenen i'm Pro5e6e 8egsn
Martin 5born perlangt. - Nabez
gu $500 fir 58napp5, Bier unO
Gigarren.
Nep gprf, II. Sunuur.-Sbz
mann Sbpmas Mtorie unO Die elf an
oeren Mitqlieoer Der Surp, Del6e
W}Qrtin S6orn Der @rmprOung 0tls
belm @uloenIuppe'S iiberfiibrte, paren
beute i'm Queens>G z8ert6t nit
einem @erfute bei6Gftigt, gu ertIdren,
ME tie es nG6reno Der tur3en 9uuer
bes 9ro3eFes fertig bru6ten, fir
$356.19 0ein gu trinfsn unO fir
$238.4O Gt9arrsn gu rau6sn. Sine
Re6nung gu oieiem 8etrage lit Dem
Gountp bon benz Gigent6iimer OeS
o8aroen : Gitp : !9otel" eingerei4t
nprDen.
6r. MorIe iagte, Die @ei6porenen
6Gtten penig poer tsinen 0ein getrunz
len. Sic 6dtten alleroing5 S4napps,
Bier uno Ole pertiIgt uno Gigarren
geruu6t, ouein Die 8s6nung lei cine
i6ermGBig bo6e uno e5 lei gang un>
m0gli8, CAB Die Surp NueS erRielt,
mas auf oerielbsn Der5ei4net lit. Die
anosren @eI6porenen madten dbn@
life Qnga6en unO Die 5Olge 1T, DAB
ooS Gountp Die ii9 i'm 8an3en uuf
ijbsr $4,000 belaufenoe Re6nung Der
,@aroen : GitD : !6otel Gp." fir
@erpflegung unb get0ittgung Der
Surp ~porldufig ni6t be3ublen pirO,
Big feItgeftelt lit, pb BEL Der 4ufitelz
lung bsrielben ni4t nit oOppelter
&reibe ~deidrieben purDs.
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ungeirbli6e9lOnptiruus zines 9inbes.

Mabi 0 n, 8isc., II. Sunuar.-
SIN Sale zines 4<jGbrigsn MGO6ens,
0Qmens Rbpber, bat GountpzRi6ter
Carpenter enti6isoen, boB elm Sinh
nur oann in gsleBli6er 8eiie pon @nz
bern aooptirt peroen tann, penn 6eioe
Gltern ots 8inoes, iOfern lie nod lss
Zen, i6re 3uItimmung gebcn, unb
tpenn bas &inD BON beiben @Itern per-
lofen poroen lit. Der @ater pes
MGO9ens, s. 8. RRposr, ben feline
6rau perlaFen bate, mar pegen Sal
idung benz 9eFdngniB ii6eruntportet
norDen; elm Dirtb bate Durauf bas
WdD6en oooptirt. Mebrere PerIOnen,
BIC ii6 fir ods 8inb intertfiirten, be-
tdmpften bic Abpption Dor 9eri6t,
uno bieie lit nun bur9 bic @ntl4eiz
oun9 oes genunnten Ri9ters umges
ltOBen pOrben
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I6pdn3er.
4"l6ann, R.=0., II. Sanuar. -
Sn ben nG6Iten 2agen piro auf Nnz
regung pes Stauts S6uliuperintenz
benton cine Sin in Der 2egislatur elm
gsbro6t peroen, ipel6e Die &rri6tung
elmer beIonosrsn Staatsf9uIe fir folz
DE &inoer be5pedt, pelde Die S6ule
81 IhpGn3en pfIegen. Der geeignete
Orr fir bic Grri6tung Der S6ule IoQ
innerbdlb brei Monuten our6 ben
Stdots S6ulIuperintenbenten unb
ben Stats gontrpleur beitimmt perz
ban. Der 8Duperneur IoQ nit Der
3Gitimmung oe5 Senats bic aus bier
PeriDnen ~beitebenDe 8erpaltung5bs=
h0roe Der S6uIe ~ernennen; bic Wfttz
glieoer Der 8eG0roe, pelfe bier Sabre
lang i'm Nmte blei6en, 5oQeE gemeinz
lam nit benz Stadt5z S6uli uperintenz
certen Die S6ule leiter. Sie Iolen
Elm qeeignsts5 8ebGuDe fir bic S6ule
erF!utel ldlen uno Die nptblgen Su<
pertntenoenten, 49enten uno llnterbez
dmten ernennen unD Deren 0e6dlter
tsltleBen. IS IoQen nur 8inoer i'm
4Ittr bon 8 bis gu 16 Sabren in bic
Nnitalt ouf9enommen peroen; ipl6e
StnDer, bic zines 8srbre9ens ober
8ergebens ij6erfiibrt limb, Iplen feline
Qufna9me finoen. Die Summe BON
$4,000 ion fir ben 3psf bepiaigt
DerDen.
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&iebu10rftc.

Ghicugo, SQs., IL. san. - Die NuS.
iuhr uou RluHoieh beGug 1000 Grid;
gtarIl itetig he ip;ileH $500 NIB 1915
uartirsuosu Iyreiier. SAuelne 4: 3ufutr
$4,000: gtarIt attip; OI. GreIie Yarylrteu
iIplidlen 1915 Il. S3.G7t. SdunIe: 3uTuhr
II 1000; yiartt ftetIg; Die Yrelle oarrllrIsu
Bptidlen $500 uuo SOL 70.
Gait-2ibertg. Ia, IL. SaUudr. -
3le 9iagtt fir 8iuopret mar leriq be-
Sutiden $500 uuO $500 it'pauteuoeu
Breileu. Sdlpeiue: 3utuhr Iertt yidr't
it.ti1; Of. 4re Il uartIrteH iUlldlen $2.2j
mo 81 -. SdaaIe: Start; iietig; ore
Brelle uarriirteu ;ruliteu 1926 MD 1925.
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CAST0RTA
Ser VrnouftrnzW arft.

Ole unten itebenoen greiie be3ie6en
Ii9 auf bu5 Gngrps 8eI6Gft; i'm
Gnbetail 6anbeI lit Elm 2(uTI6lag
bon ettpa 5ebn PrC3snt 81 bere9z
men,
Die 8ertdufe BON 4epfeIn IinO
fDrtgeieBt gering, Oa gr0Bere Partien
nur in bei6rdnttem W}dBe umgeieBt
nurDen, uno Die Ia6frage Iih aus
I6IieBli6 auf au5gefu9te Sorten be
i6rGntte. - 3 IN iino penig
%porrdtbiQ unO ieGr erpinidt; 9reiie
5eigen Neigung gu Itsigsn. - NeiBz
obl be8innt ger0umt 81 perOen, II.
Die Ra9frage na6 groBen, faIten Sep
fen 1T cine guts. Sn 5olge Der
tiir3Ii6en 6r0te in 6loriou poran bic
Senoungen pon bort an friI6en Sc
miiIen II. I. N. iebr gsring. Die go
tirungen fir IoIGe 8emiiie iinO oa6er
gr0BtsntbeiI5 nomineu. - 9omaz
toes Iino fIau. - 8uter &opfz
faIdt 1T in Ie6bafter Ra6frlge. -
&ron5beeren iinO fIau unO unz
t6Gtig.
Die 9teife fino, ME folgt:
Qepfel, pro SAB 800. $2.O0-$3.75
@eiBfO6l, pro 100 $1.5O-$3.5O
3pie6sln, pro 9uI6eI -. 75c.-85c.
&urtoffeln, pro 8ui6et . 65c.-8Oc.
@pinat, pro 9uffel 6Oc.-7Oc.
SeIerie, pro 8inoel 49,. 1!c.-3c.
SeQerie, pro 9uBenO 10r.-30r.
&ronsbesrsn, pro SAB $5.O0-$700
8ronsbeeren, PRO Sifte . $1.5O-$1.75
Runoe Riiben, pro 8ui6el 15c.-2Oc.
Garotten, pro 8ijnoel .... 1!c.-2c.
QpfefItnen, pro 8iIte . $2.5O-$3.75
Ipfeliinen, pro SAB e.. $4.00-$4.5O
pro 8ui6eltiite $1.00 Bis
$1.25.
@urten, 5loriOo, pro 8iIte $500 bis
$3.50.
8riins 8o6nen, pro 8uidsltor6 $500
bis $3.50.
Gier, pro 9uBenO 17c.
Greme=9utter pro PfunO 16c.-23c.
DO. DARN Print, pro BIB. 16t.-21c.
Qebenoe5 @eflii9el, pro PfunO:
Sunge 9ii6ner . 9t.-9Jc.
Qlte 9ibner .8c.-8lc.
Gnten 8-1Oc.
8dnIe .8c.-1Oc.
Butter 1Oc-1c.
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@irhinttrrs nnh Strnhnrciir.

TOlgtnOe5 mo Die aui OcI HaltIIhta
@aaaen fir Sen, StrOb L. =. gsiterH srz
SielteH Bgeue:
SefIihe &Guge.
Seu - Slmothu pen $40 bis $l2 pcU
Eouue uuo S4eeheu IS bis SO pro Come.
Strop-@aReuitIoh Sc bis &, 3tog5eu'
ilroh IS bis $40 unO paieritrOb IS bis a.
pro SoHuc.
Rats - alter s. bis s., Heus,
$1.6O bis $1.65 pro 6aB.
gOrOmeitlIde 9S Gnae.
Seu-5imotAu Sen 81 bis $l3i Sleebtu
$40 bis Sl2 pro Come.
2troh = @ai;euIirOh 81 bis IS, JiOggeu
ilr9b 90 bis $12 mo 6atsyiirOb IS bis -
pro 30uue.
NuIs-alter S2.15 bis $500, u,uer $1.6O
bic $I.75 pro KaB.
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&um6Oir Der Srruugru.
3nilingsbrijoer, pelfe Ii6 10 dbnIi9
Ieben, ME Elm 81 Dem unbersn.

M gorf, II. Sanuar.-3nei
Sptutngsbriiber, pel6e chamber 10
dbnli6 Iaben, pie elm 81 Dem dnosrsn,
goben geitern ben Qobotaien unO 3eus
gen i'm Spe3idlz5ermin oe8 S6ar9az
riGts beitsren llnter6allunq8Itoff. Die
8riioer iino Wiuiam uno @eprqs 2iz
pingIton. sic iino ni6t Hur in Stuz
tur uno P6piiognomie chamber Gbnz
ItH, ~ionoern aud ibr 9snebmen, Gang
uro &Ieiour9 lit oisielbs. 4l5 oesf1l6
Der Observation-Disclosures 8oHo eirs 9orz
ldoung ii einem BON 6ermarn Soft
geqen Wiliam 2ioingIton anqeItr.ag=
ten PrdtIuIionSDerfdbren Dem gstlaqs
ten, nelfen er fannie, 3uIteQen ioQs,
iiberreif5e er bic 8apiera Dem 8ruo.r,
bon Oeiin griIten3 er feline Qbrung
bate. Der 9etlaqte erfubr Nibts pon
Der SIdgeIdf4, uro Ga er nift gum
3ermtn erihien. tpuroe Der Qro3eB ge=
gen tbn entI6ieOsn. @eIterr ~bsantr19te
BIQiam cine Repiiion oesllr;betl8. als
8runo ieire lIntenrtniB Der @:r6an0=
Iunqen porl6iiBeno. Ssin 8ruoer
8eprge Bate ouf oem 3eugenItano be-
'4poren, o1B i'm oies8orlaDuHQ BON
8opo e~ingebGnbigt porosn lei. Sept
genannter tpnnte i'm 8aridt pie beioe1
8riiOer ni6t BON chamber unterIfsiz
ben, pro AUDI Der &Ld9er uno Die DO
nototen- puBteu niht nit SiGerbeit
ben 8etIagten gu iosnitfi3jrsn. 0amit
Die Nsbnli6tsit ni6t gum 3peiten
N}ole Die SuIti5 irrefi6re. gsitottele Der
Ridter Dem 4npalt oe5 &lG9er5, pem
8etIogten bic @orlaoung i'm 8sriat
3u3uit2Qen.
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Mnhrihtrn.

9en Yort, II. San. - 2ouis
8ofeI, peI6sr ii6 gsgenpGrtig i'm
8efdngniTe gu @Ii3a6etb, u. : s., BE-
finoet, BAT feline MitI6ulo an Der am
9. September b. s. perii6ten Grmor=
Dung Oe5 6armer5 Sa8. 4itts gu
Summit, q. : s., sin9eitanoan. Gr
be6auptet. Dab iein S~pieB9eieus @eo.
M}uI6aroa, pel6er ebenFau8 I6on Elm
8eItdnbniB ub8elegt bat, Den t0O.l:4en
S6Iag fibrte.
Sn Ieiner 0o6nun9, 9}r. POT, STtz
SO. Str, Itarb geitern 5r. 8arl Wilz
beIm. Der 8eritor6ane mar Elm bret
ter 0a6tomme oe5 0iri9enten &arl
0ilbsIm, Ger in 1854 dnIdBli6 Der
iilbsrnsn 6pf3eit oe5 na6m1ligsn
oeutIfen &oiIer5 8ilbeIm Shnsdsnz
burgers yWQ6t am Rbein" in Wiuitt
ieBte uno BON 100 SGngsrn Der g2ie=
oartafel" in S6mQltaloen iingen IieB,
0ieies Qieo begleitste bic OeutIf2u
&rieger auf ibrem SisgaSmarihs in
5rantrei6. &arl WilEeIm puroe in
1860 gum preuBiI6sn W}uiifoirettor
ernarnt uno in 1871 nit 5000 Mart
jGbrli6 peniionirt.
Sn elmer nauen Roaa prdIentirt Ii6
Der friibere G6ef= SnIpettor Der bie1igen
Yoli3ei, SenrD 9. Steers. Der W}ann,
pel6er friiber ~unIere r6einIten" bef%6z
Ii9te unb es Oeritano, tie, penn n0tbiq,
geb0rig beruner3upuBen, trttt nun ais
Reoner in Grpedug5 : 8eridmmIunz
gen Der M}etbooiiten in Der Waibing=
ton=6ei z&irfs an Der 1913. Cir.
urO ImIterOamzND2nu 1uf. Nun.
aroere Soften, anoere 2iooer, uno Der
gr0Bte Siinoer pirb i'm Nltsr bdufiQ
Der gIdubi9ite 9etbruoer.
- Sin 0eta6sment DON $50 Golz
oaten Der 8ombob Snfartsris 1T n1A
benz periiI6sn Meerbuien abgeIarot
norOen, pabriheinlih in 8er6inoung
nit Gem 9rsapeSzWpro
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4ns Gnhn.

9aOonu, II. Sanuar. - Die
Regterung bat bic periooe, pd6renb
rpel4er Ie6enbss @ieb 5oqfrsi aus
Den Der. Staten in @u6a importirt
petoen bari, I'm 3pei Monate perlGn-
CERT.
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tant in militGrii4er 9altung abtrat.
10 1T es Dor Qlem notbpenbig. baB
Elm pffener Gtldt psrmieoen piro, Der
ouf meinen Sof 3uriidfaQen miiBte, Ii.
Bah bic 2DInng, Iie m0ge iein ME tie
tpple, inter elmer glatten 5prm geiuht
unb 9efunben perbe. Der Baron
Ite6t meinem Sauie gu nobe, als bo5
pur Der Welt Elm 5ledsn auf i'm fallen
oiirfte, jeOenfaas miiBte er 8uoor bonn
Sofe entfernt peroen."
Gr IeBte fi8 feuf3eno an ieinen
S6rei6tiI6 uno bsgann bic 9ur9It6t
Der ii6rigsn GorreipOnben3, tpelfe Der
Rittmeiiter bon 9rubsn i5m gebra4t
bate.
Der lieutenant ppn 5dlfenber9 mar
pom 0ienTe in feline bebugIi9e 9or<
c~Onpo6nung 3uriitgete9rt. Sem Die
ner bate ben 6rii6itiidstii9 nit oem
brooelnoen S6eeteTel uno ettpa8 tal=
tenn QufI6nitt in genObnter Wstle 3rz
re6tgefteut unD Ietnem 9errn bic
0ienit : Uniform unb ben Selm a6gez
nommen, um oie7elbe nit Dem ueber=
rod gu pertau16en. Der jun8e Dit
5isr a6sr, BON oeFen frii4sm 8eIi4t
fonIt lebensluiti8e 6eiterteit Itrablte,
mar heute bitter uno blei3. @r lleB
iein 6rii6tiid, benz er fonIt etnen trdf~
tigen Qppstit entgegenbru6te, unbez
riibrt unO na6m nur cine Safe BON
Dem ouftsnoen S6ee, I'm fth gu erz
tpdrmen, benin Our4 feline @lieosr flog
Elm Iei6te5 3tttern, bds ebenlo gut
Dur6 ben talten Reifnebel orduBan ols
our6 innsre Grregung berDOrgerufen
Iein tpnnte.
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= Sn 8ombap, Snbten, Itnb in ben
IsBten bsiben Sugsn 159 Psrionen an
Der 9suLsnpeit ortrantt uno 126 Derz
ielben erlsgen.
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Die
AFofiirtr firemrn's perid,rrunase

@Ompagnic ppn Baltimore,
SiircGu ............... gr. {, Suutb=Strake,
UcTijtcrt
Sisent9ur1 icosr art in rzo auScvhaI6 Der Staot
uEter Den CJiEiIiaiicH SeoIHGuElcH.
Spbu y. SpnG, GrdiIoeEt;
StrtttoreH:
Clinton =. 4aine, SeHlomia Z. S.Hn,tt,
1tihael SeHtiE5, SioOt z. George,
TraHf 5rI6. Sames gouHa,
ISM. Il. Burns, %. z. -. Nl1iam5,
GIoEjo yiHp, ISM. Batter, inn,
gGlomo7 e'riHsieIoer, Charles pilgerb.rs,
SomlF z. Sroou. Soiepb ID. Guibirs,
29omaS :. SGNaor. 6. :. StharoiOr.
2Hm IL. SchHioH.
EanI.1 S 8m. Smart, Setr,tdr.
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&erlnnat.- MInnmcr mo StnaUeK.
&erlauDt tMI GhaememeK.
4n;elQeR.-SW DermItIHeK.

Su ucEWittbtE;
Gin 3hci! 6es g8cbu0aults gr. 632, Goros6re=
moutzglutuuc, nubc GpmOnolOnsHptnuc. NsltFeHz
tblimer.
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6dufsr fur StOsrWaHu @erOsI
&aussigcut5Imcr, ss lit biLI9tr, as Wi:t9t Iu be-
slbltu. SrciitDd;Qe 9duitr Rr. 1921 BIS 2633. 9B.1
&ortb=NOcUue; ciuiVc iebr binige Ilu:itodies Slus
fer at @ayioG= uHO 9uIasfisStrose. na1e R0rtbs
WDCuur. gCOinguu0sn iir 9eOermanu 9aIcUo. Sas
Giqcutbum iuiro mit SpferH Uertduft peroeu.
9d6Juiralm set j. .. Iippstt, 2an=Suils
hing, 81. 9uGl= mD 2crinQtoH=S traBe, uasr IN
Rr. 1904. QaUiousStraB,. ESulil2. 49,
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GnItt1nnrrr Mnrffhrrihtc.

CSsribt,t fur ben -Dsutfbsu Gorrsipo1oeHtcu.O
Baltimore, ON IL. SaHuar 1928.
Die beuttls |Betle1iuiu5r betCtJ 44.tGs Ngfh,,
oEr &leUotorens8orrnt3 1901, 957 Buihsl. 8criIaot
uOH bgu glevGtorcH 51O4 grihet. BeItIuit MUS
ben 5000 guitci lno , Wd4qouS.
NOl1enoe 5G5 he Bct1t ben h~eutta.H. DorlslrI9e1
uuo Den lsgtIilrlge1 ztGa3 Ger @:ieugrelj: n O:r
ylciheEber llcberiibt.
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S6ul5wGug in NewzYurf.

sur @rri6tung elmer Tpe=
3jeQeu StaatsIdule fir S4uls
I6pdn3er.
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4 Il D c lA ID : ( u .
Sos prdh,jaI ,ycitoaiRc g9ububaus I'M 400.
@lod az 6reptria= sucuUt, QtGcuubcy D0H HSjltcn's
6a9rif, nit yOmptjiDtr 5rout, irr uur $500; !ethte
%coiuQuuQcU. NtuH u,uB g ltben, I'M 6 btHrtAtl=
!u III ipuntu. HGbjurr0Qeu an Ert unO STEELE
bel 6larcntt hampton ppcr IN Nr. 2OI, 81. Yaul=
SfrdBc. U-lD
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@u;elGeR. Sn uerInHIcE.

3u OCrtuuiCu:
@ilio cine GuiQtbcuOc t.cUc $udtreI. Hd3juE
fraQeu in Mr. 734, SuozYou0.SiraB Ode Nan=
r-irSr- Strokr CD
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Srei 0Gnnrr rritift.

Attention. n, ga, II. Sdnuar.
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The times., 1898-08-03
CAMP ALGER TO BE MOVED.
The Order Issued Yesterday by
Secretary AIEer

The Secretary OF War, acting in accord
ance with the official recommendation of
the Surgeon General of the Army and the
urgent representations of many persons
interested in the health of the soldiers.
has ordered that Camp Alger, at Dunn Lo-
ring. Va. be abandoned.
The order was issued yesterday and
rects that the troops be moved out as
soon as the necessary arrangements can
be made by Maj. Gen. Graham the COM
rnanding cfticer of the Second Army Corps.
The new camp will probably be estaA-
lished in the vicinity of Manassas Va.
The agitation leading to the decision was
begun some time ago. many complaints
having been brought TO the War Depart
ment on account of the lack of water and
the generally unhealthy situation.
Army officers and War Department Off
ciais who visited Camp Alger were in
clineG 10 believe. however, that the situa-
Iion was not as bad as represented. and
il was not until the matter was brought
10 the attention Of the War Department
10y the medical officers of the army that
The abandonment of the camp was seri-
ously considered.
On Monday il was reported that the in
crease in the number of typhoid fever
cases among the troops was alarming and
that an epidemic would soon have to be
reckoned with if the camp should be
main aimed.
Surgeon General Sternberg thereupon
made strong recommendation to the
Secretary that the Second Corps camp be
abandoned. and Secretary Alger acted
promptly in the matter
The exact location Of the new camp
viii probably be Thoroughfare Gap. in
the vicinity of the old battlefield of Ma
nassas. in Virginia. No official statement
TO this effect has been made however.
The proposed camping ground is situated
water and shade.
It is expected that the Camp Alger
troops will proceed TO the new camp on
foot.
The times., 1898-08-03

now stationed at Dunn Loring.- The pa
tients were moved during the night and
in the cool of the early morning. Three
hundred patients were carried without
any accident.
Mrs. Kreuger wife of Lieut.. Kreuger
Company B, Third Missouri who has
been staying with her husband. has beer
taken to the hospital suffering from ty-
phoid fever.
Some idea of the ravages of the fever
may be obtained when 1t is known that
22i cases have been removed TO Fort
Myer since Monday morning. The ambu-
lances form steady line along the Falls
Church road and whole patches of loaded
cars are kept running to the hospital.
Col Hoffman, of the Eighth Pennsylva-
MIA, is greatly incensed over the way his
boys have been allowed to lie around
camp and die off. He does not care where
the regiment is moved to- as long as it is
moved at once. Let the boys die fight
ing. If they must die. Why should they
be penned up and allowed to pass off like
rats In cage?" said he yesterday.
Lieut.. Col Strong, of the Signal Corps.
left camp yesterday for Porto Rico.
The Sixth Pennsylvania held dress
parade last night
The headquarters kitchen was ue-
stroyed by fire yesterday and good din
ner ruined. The whole regiment aloeo
in extinguishing the flames.
The officers of the Fourth Missouri will
give a dance at Vienna, Va, on Friday
night The affair is in charge of Lieut..
Merrine. Company A, and Lieut.. Corby,
Company L.
Gen. Graham visited the Second Divi-
sion hospital yesterday and ordered sup
plies for the wards which were lacking
in cots. etc.
The provost guards will be allowed ball
ammunition in future, as many of them
have been thumped by toughs. The new
orders are to fire after the third warning.
The times., 1898-08-03

ence with the War Department. arrang-
ing for his Porto Rico command. which
will be known as the Provisional Division.
Gen. Wade will take upward of 10000
men with him 10 re-enforce Miles and it
is expected that he will set sail within \
week. Late last night the fifteen regi-
ments that are TO make up his command
were decided upon in conference between
Secretary Alger. Gen. Corbin and the
President, bat it was decided not to make
the list public until today.
The embarkation for Porto Rico of q, 900
men under command of Gen. Wade is not
SO much military necessity as a pro-
visiOnal project calculated TO benefit the
army if nothing more. 1t was not or
iginally intended TO use such a large force
IN the invasion campaign. but certain
recent developments have made an ex-
tensive movements of troops desirable, il
not absolutely necessary. The Southern
camps have become permeated vita fever.
sanitary conditions are bad, and a change
must he made at once.
There is yet another consideration which
enters into the organiza ton of the pro-
NASteltal NiSiDu as a less important Sle-
ment. but an exacting one, nevertheless.
Eighteen States, including Alabama. Ar
kansas. Connecticut, Delaware, Kansas,
Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Mis-
souri,. New Hampshire, New Jersey, North
Carolina, Rhode Island, South Carolina.
Texas. Vermont, Virginia and West Vir-
ginia, have not yet been represented at
the front
All have contributed regiments to the
volunteer army, and from these exclu-
sively, Gen. wade's command will be
made up. Even though the end Of the
war is at hand, there will be need Of
troops in Porto Rico for some consider
able time. and the department has taken
advantage OF this occasion to dispel the
cry of favoriusm which has gone up
from the States from whence no regi-
ments have yet gone to the front
Gen. Wade viii probably remain in
Washington until the organization Of his
command is well under way, and then he
will leave to assume p -rsonal direction
of it. Camps Alger and Chickamauga
viii be the heaviest contributors to the
division. All troops selected from them
viii be embarked at Newport News.
The times., 1898-08-03
THE.pEsT SHIP coNcHo.
Many of the Sick Are Given n
Breath of Pure Air

New York Aug. 2.-The pest ship Con-
cho. with thirty-two sick soldiers on
board. lay at anchor off Quarantine this
morning. still under the ban of the health
law.
The disinfecting steamer Wadsworth Law
alongside. as she has ever since the Con-
cho came into port. Considerable time
has beer spent in cleaning and disinfect-
ing her, and even now the work is i'm
more than half done.
The sick left on the ship were removed
them spent the time of the passage from
from the lower decks, where so many OF
Siboney. and for the first time in thirteen
days knew what it was to get breath of
pure air.
Drs. Carpenter. Mooney and Ferguson
assisted by the twelve nurses sent on
board the Concho yesterday. spent the day
and night in placing the patients in clean
beds and arranging a system by which
the men will get attention.
DR.. Doty had noshing to say this morn
ing in favor of the Concho.
Several days of hard work with tbs