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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-11
6nnne fir 3lnnDifC.

MtID1Etee, 0is., 10. Sanuar.
- @iele Dt- f%siniten 8erbarbinerz
9unoe oie7er Staot ItnO in Der leBten
3eit geItobler norben, uno pie lid jeBt
berausiteut, lit cine gauge 8aggonIaz
oung Der nertbboQen 6unoe am Diem
Ita9 bpn bier aus mad Dem &lonoite
9ei9tdt tporben. 9etettip Suuipun,
peI6er it4 auf Der Su9e nab 3pei
feinen Sbieren beFano (eines bas 81
gsntbum be5 9oIi3ei6efs Sunien uno
bu5 anbere Sames 9%iIoipst1's), b0rts
BON Der SenOung uno iiberbolte Die
Qaoung in ct. 9aul. Sn Dem 0agz
gpn parsn 65 feline 9unos. @ilopsz
FMS 9uno fano unb bra6te er 3uriid,
absr teinen Der unberen tonnte er i0enz
tifi3iren, Obpobl ite 3psifelso6ne bic
iigen2iebbabern geitoblen pOrosn iino.
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Gin GaIifOrnirr in Gbirugu grlrimt.

Can 5ran3tscp, Sal, 10.
Sanuar. - Sine unangene6me Grfabz
rung nit G6icago'er @aunern Pat s..
Winter al Santa Nnna, Gdl., in Der
NinbItaot gemuht. 3srei ange6li6e
8unDesz8 ebeimoisnIt Beanie ertlGrz
ten ibn Bel ieiner @ntunft fir psr6uFs
let, neil er Elm 6aII6miin3er lei. DIR
eine nubm ibm fetn 8elo, 5000, our
nuntgrIu9ung" ab, unb Der anbere
9uunar fii6rte ben Wann aus Cali
%fornien nu9 Dem PoIi3eis6
tier, oriidte it6 absr auf BEN Dsge
oa6in. Binter mertte gu IpGt, baB er
9aunern in Die 9dnoe gefalen fei.
0inter lit elmer Der ber0orrdgenbIten
,3i9ter BON Gelerie unD bate in &C.
i9dften cine ReiIe na4 benz Often M
detreten.
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Ocrihtrt.

Sing @ing, N.sg., 10. Sanuor
= 6ooleD u. SutberIano, Elm faur
20 Sabre alter Neqer aus WeItinoiea
tpuroe beute @ormiitag gsgen 412 u6l
bur9 @lettri5itGt bingeri6tet. Der.
ieIbe bate feline MuitreTe, cine Sra.
8ren, nit Der er in 8uinnettzS trabe
8roofIDn, 3uiammenlebie, na9 einen
bur9 Giferiu6t perunIdBien Streit.
srf9ofsn. Gr puroe an Srt unit
STEELE perbaftst, prp3eFtrt unb be;
Moroes i'm eritsn @ruoe i4uIbig 6c.
funoen. Seine 8erufung an ben Dip.
peubof bsranlaBte cine geItdtigung De-
l1rtbeils Der untaren Snftan3.
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ltan3 nit Supun gu begiinitigen, unD
Sapun lei fem 5reuro Spanten's.
Spunien'8 6tnun3not6.
MabrtO. 10. Sunuar.- 81 6ez
ruloo" metoet, buB Der 8inan3miniIter
Puigcerber Die Sbee, cine our9 Die QIz
maOen~Q uetIilbermine garantirte Qn=
Iei6e auf3unDebmen, fallen gelufen
babe.
8emerten8pertbe Spez
ration.
8ten, 10. Suruar. = Sta6sar8t
Or. 6oburt bat in Der @eIeqi6uft Der
2ter3te in 8ien iiber cine intereTante
Separation 6eribtet. Sin SrainIolDat
bate cine 9uh6Iag gegen Da5 9inz
ter6aupt er6alten, Der cine 3ertriimz
merung Der S9GoeIoefe our 6oIge
bate. Die Iieben Gentimetar LANCE
RiB~QuetI6punoe, ip2I6e bon far
fem, ba5 Qeben bes 8erIeBten gsfG6rz
Denoem 8lutorud auf ba5 8ebirn be-
glettet mar, ma3te cine Iofortige Spez
ration nptbnenoig. Ra6 @ntfernung
Oe5 3ertrimmerten 6inter6aupttnoz
6ens nuroe Elm bertiefter RanO in Der
S6GoeIoede ausgemetBelt; in bieIen
Rdno purben am 13. Sage nd4 Der
Operation cine q QuaOratzG entimez
ter grpBe GeQulpiDplatte eingeieBt.
Der 9utient blieb polle 10 Sage na6
Der Separation betpuBtlos. Die Snz
teQiQen8 oes 9atisnten, Der ii6 nur
oQmGliq erbolte, bate ni9t geItten.
Die @ip6eilung Der GeluIoioplatte
ging glatt Dor fi6, Obne irgeno pel4e
8ei4perOen berpor3urufsn.
Sur pier 8erettete.
6oImput6, Gngl., 10. Sanuar.
- Del S9leppoampfer ySriton" 6at
DEN Gupitdn, Stsuermann, Sod un0
einen Matroier oes britii6en Dam
piers gGlurifa 3Qbcliff" on 2anO gez
IeBt,i pel6er am l. Sanuar auf Der
606e BON Sap 5iniIterre (Spanien)
in Itntenbem 3uitunos ~Derldfen perz
ben mlBte. Neun3ebn BON oerUtannz
f6dFt perio6en ii9 nit 2ebsn8rstz
tungsg9iirteln uno IeBten bic 8oOte
aus. 2(ber in 5oIge oes boben Seez
gangs purben ale Bis auf ems GER
triimmert. Oieie5 cine Boot erret6z
ten Der 8o6 unD Der Matroie uno
no6men ben Gapitdn unO ben Steuer=
mann arf. Die ii6rigen S6iffbrii6i=
gen permo6ten iid ni6t gu retten.-
Na4 iiebenitiinOigem um6ertreiben
alf 6o6er See nuroen Die bier 9eretz
teten Don benz ReuFunoldnoer S6oo=
nsr yGfarles Same5" au%fgenommen,
Der lie in Der 606e ben Qi3arO ouf ben
S6leppoampfer y3riton" TRANSCRIPT
te. Die gGlariTa RaocliFf," nel6e
6. 3bomus 8aocliff e So. in Gar
Diff ge60rte, bate auf Der 6abrt bon
RicoIaisff am S6mar3en Msere nu6
ROTTERDAM am q. December Die Oar
buneuen paiiirt.
Die Stills in uru9uap.
Monteptoeo, 10. SaMuar. -
Senor GueItas, Der itelOertretenoe
9rdiioent bon uruguup, bat elm De
fret unter3eidnst, benz gu 5olge fini
8utuiQpne Der NationaIguroe 81 Den
WafFen gerufen neroen iolen, nm ben
ieiner PrditOentIdafts Ganoioutur
feinoli6en Gon9reB CUR 4ufgabe Der
9egneri6aft gu 3pin9en.
Cine Gen atom in 8uoos
pet.
8uoupeit, 10. San. - 81;
@erbaFtung Der M~uIifba1en : SGngsz
rim 8oid 8ente unb mebrerer mdnnliz
der MitI6utoiger uuf bic Qntlage, ei.
nsn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BEL 80niQ
2lleranocr BON Serbien gema6t gu b.
ben, bat groBes QuIIsbsn erregt. Sc
beiBt, OaB bic 2eute oenIelben 8eriuf
lei benz 6iiriten 6eroinonO Oon 8ul=
garien uno @r &Dnig Milan ma6=
ten, ais oieisr Ii9 tiir3Ii9 bier auf:
bieIt. Die 9er6aftungen erfolgter
duf bes 2sBteren Qntrag uno man en-
nartet einige isItiame @ntbuuungen.
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Gin GROCER Strife.
Die Wirren in Der gieu : Gn9IGnoer
Nsbet Sn0uItrie. Siiolife
GDnturren3

NDNhSL - ~ND'pAI'NN' OH~''u5N
Gpnturren3
8oIton, 10. Sanuur. - Sn elmer
Spe3idI : SiBung Der Gretutipe oe5
Sauptperbunpe5 Der yQmericon 7SeDsz
ration Of Qa6pr" puroen Die s3uitGnos
in ben Spinnereien BON IalengIano
ein9ebeno er0rtert. SiiDlihe Sdpit1z
Iiitsn IoQen ii3 er6oten ba6en, bic
0irtnaaren : Snbuitris i'm SIoen in
gr0Berem umfange nah einem SpItem
Der 8efpinnbetbeiligung gu untsrnebz
men, fails ~erfa6rsne Wsber aus benz
Often ii4 CUR 8erfigung Tte1en mir
ben. Der 8OrI9lu9 nirb BON einsm
Gomite singsbeno gepriift tperoen.
Sc # 0 n, 10. Sanuar. - Der Gre
tu!iozNusIduB Der gRationale Wule
SpirnerS 4fociut;on" bat, ME idon
berittet, in ben beiosn 6auptorten Der
g&eu : GngIanD : 0irtpadren : Snouz
Itrie, in 2ppell unb Rep : BEDFORD,
M&aT., bic Union : Weber ermG6tigt,
Die d~ngetunotgte Gobn RfoutttOn nit
einem Strite gu 6eantporten. Der Naz
iional : 8erbano perpfli6tet iih, CUR
llnterItiiBung Der Stritsr $500 mo-
6antIi6 aus benz 9~sneralfono uno
auBerOem cine @rtru : umIage oon je
25 Gents PRO WoGs BON jebsm Union
MitgIiebs i'm QanOe gu er6eben.
Der 9lan lit, ben Strife 3und9It in
tIeinem l1mfange gu unterne6men uno
bur3 augemeine petuniGre 8eibiilfa
Der arbsitenben 8e6er gum GrFoIge gu
fiibren. Die GretutiO : MitgIieosr
Der nMtule Spinner5 Qfociation" Be-
bauptsn, OuB tie nu6 bieiem 9lane Die
Qusitdnoigen tbattrdftig unb uuf
LANCE 9uuer unterItiiBen t0nnten.
Die WEber in 2opeQ perben 6eute
Q6ero, bic in gep : 8eOforo amW1iltz
mod Our6 Nbitimmung iiber einen
Strite enti6eioen.
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Baron Miu6uu's fleinrr spaB.

gt my I, 10. Sanuur. - I'm
ter ben Seiratbsun3eigen, tpelfe gez
tern perDffentli6t purbsn, befanb ii6
bic foIgenOe: Bon Miin9op bon
&p4arsta, am 10. 4uguit BON 3eo.
S4neioer getraut."
Der iunge @temdnn 1T biernu9
Baron @rnit r1tri3 b. Min4pp, Elm
preuBti6er Sffi5ier, tpsIher in Or.
1877, Weitz123. StraBe, pOEnt; feline
Satin bieB bisber 8aroneB Qou bon
Rp6arsta unb lie lebt nit ibrer Wtutz
ter in Nr. 1877, Cumberland itraBe,
8rootlbn. Mertpiiroiger Weiie itelt
Baron Miinhop bic SrUuun9 in Nb=
reoe, uno er ertlGrt, oaB it3 elmer lei
ner 8etunnten einen i6le6ten SpdB
gema6t ba6en miife. 9aitOr S6neiz
Der "erinnert Ii6, Die Srauun9 an benz
pben genannten Slge por9enommen
gu BADEN. @te er3dblt nirb, bate
Baron Miin6op Die 8aroneB in Dill
ieIbprf tennen o~eIernt, uno ais fte nit
tbrer W(1tter Dierper lam, HQpW Der
f9neioige Offi3isr llrlaub uno fam
e6enfaQs nab Qmerttd.
8uncouoer, 8. g., 10. San. -
Die 0ittre bs5 0srI torbenen Grz
Mapprs Goge BAT bic r2onoon Ncciz
bent II. Guarantee Company" auf
3a6lung elmer @erii6erung5 : 9olice
bon $4,000 p,rtlagt. Die @eIeli61ft
le6nt bic 3abIungsOerpfli6tung ub,
neil Gooe ii4 in 8efabr begub uno
ourin umfam. 2eBterer bate nit
mehrsran @efd6rten eins &lonoitsz
Gubrt unternpmmen uno Bel Dem Ser
iu6s, bic 6lut6en bes Staguop &ioer
gu ourdIdreiten, fein 2eben Derloren.
Gintbetluns DER MaBe unO 6cuible
lpie Dielalben p1E Der rSQltimprer
U2ebIz unD 9etraioezS0rie angenom=
man nprNan
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Giehmnrfte.

@hica9uS 3Qs.r 10. IAN. - lie Apss
fubr uou 9tIlOui.h be:,ug $4,000 Stif;
Dtarii itetig be ;p;ideH $2.OO unb $40
uarltreup.H GrriisH. SdperIs +; 3utuhr
Al, 900: DtarTt attn; be Erelie oar-rrten
ip,ideu $40 IL. $3.7 {. Sdaaie: 3utubr
10000; gIarti fers; Die Yretis uarrttrlsH
iplidleu k2.75 nuo 1855. .
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Gat.Sibertp. 9n.. 10. SaHunr. -
Die Diartt fir 3linop,ct mar iie.iQ bel
iut;hea $500 mo $500 ifnuauteuocu
Er,reu. Sdweiue: .3urubr leItr ptartt
ieli1; bic Iretlc uayilrteu ;uliten $2.25
mo % 70. Sdaare: Mart; ietIg; ole
breie udrrirrreu ;nufeu 1926 mo 1928.
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Wirhfnttrrs nnh strnhnrriic.

6ollcu0es nm DIE AMI Den llaottidlsr
0oa9en iur 6eu, Strob Il. !. Il. geite.l er.
IielttH Sgene:
EenIide - cnge
pen = GumothU pen $40 bis Sl2 pro
Come nuo 8leehsu IS bis $40 pgO EOuue.
Strou-@uEeuittoh sc bIS S., ~Atog4en'
frob IS bis $40 uuo paieritrOb IS bis II
pro EoHue.
mas = alter So bis s., neuet
$3.50 bis $1.65 prOFaB.
YOrOweltlidc g anQc
9eu-Eimotbu, Neu $1l bis SIS; 9leth:u
80 bis Sl2 pro Come.
Stroh - ySai;suitroh & bis IS, 9ioggen'
iir0b 20 bis $l2 uuO 6ufeyilrOb IS bis g.
pro EGunt.
Dtat8-otter S2.l5 bis $3.50, neuer $1.6O
Bic SLID prc var.
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Sirie so
1 &ubitfuB bat 1,728 &ubit3oG.
l @lss8aQpne bat 282 &ubit3pn.
/ Meinz8alpne bat 231 &u6itsoG.
l @pro 9ol6 bat 128 &ubitfuB.
i9rpdens9aQone bat 268 Clio &u.
bit3Oa.
l Some runOes 8uuboI3 bat SO
Gu6itiuB.
RubitsWaBe.
/ Come bshdusHes SaubOI3 bat 40
Ru6itTUR.
l Yui6eI bat 215O.42 &ubitaOl.
Site Is Bel 16 Bel 81 smDdlt 1
8ui4eI.
: 8uf9el.
&iIte 8 Bel 8 Bel 81 ent6dGt l Bed.
Siite 8 bel 8 bel 1916 entbGlt /
Psd.
aifs 4 Bel 4 BEL 43i16 entbdIt ]
Quart.
Sin 9ol3buufe, 4 SUB bod, 4 SUB
brett uno s SUB lang, ma4t l @Orh
aus.
40 Rpbs finb gGsid 1 Surl0ng.
s 5urIOngs limb 9lei4 l MeIIe.
8 Meilen fin0 9lei4 i 2eague.
Gin 2noten ober nautii9e Metle III
glei9 6O85 SUB. Sine 2anbmeile III
gleia $3.50 SUB. Sin ¬en lit oas
Der glein 1.1526 2anbsM eiIe.
Nuaorat= N a B E.
LA Quaoratz3oQ gIei3 l Quabrat>
SUB.
3O4 Quubratzg urh gIei9 1 Quaa
brQtzHob ooer Qer0.
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JIa9enranm, 6inmubnerjabIu II. /. 10
Der Ser. Staaten.

9r0Bte 2Gnqs pom Often na9 Mss
tsn 2720 WteiIen
@r0Bte 8rsite pom Norben na9Sis
ben 1900 Meilsn.
GrDBterStuat (2eras) 74,356Aua'
oratmeilen.
GIG4enraum, nit GinI4IuB BON
1lasta (577,39Q) 3.602,990 Quas
pratmeilen.
aleiniter @taat @bOOe. SgTanb)
1906 Quaorotme;Ien.
@beei4dBter SOtalsDertb bes giz
1~sntbums (GenIus BON 1890 $780,.
473,173.418.
@eiammtsr Rei9tbum unsefGbr
$65, ZOO, 100000.
9siammt3ahI Der 9eDOIteruns Ca
622,250.
MdnnIi4e 8sDDIterunssaabI &c..
O67.8S0.
0saers8ebOlterung einf6IisBli6 Der
Snbianer u. +. m. 7,63S,36o.
WGnnli6e Perionen, Ii Sabre uns
barber. 16,940,31l.
MGnnIiGe Berionen IN ipsbrfdbis
gem Utter 13.326.160.
ytaa benz Genius bon 1890 bdb.n
Bic 16 5iiozStadIen 15,549,358 meiBe
Ginnobner uno $3.50 800 9teger. 8on
1880 pis 1890 nabm Die rptlBe 9eDOls
terung i'm 9~erbdItniB pOn 23.6 PrOs.
an. nGbreno Die 0egersgeD0Itsruns
hui i'm 8erbdltniB pOn 13.1 prOaent
sunahnl.
Osiammtsabl pm 9erIonen i'm
S4uIaitsr, S bis 20 Sabre, 22.447,'
1872.
40 QuabratsRobs slsi8 1 Quu'
brGtsHutbe.
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@m;rlgen. iii uermIeIDsH.

gu trmietbt
Giu Ihcil Ots g2ububuuics Gr. 632, Noro=6re=
mput=@lutuuc, uahc GomoH0lou=Aotlle. Geleren=
itr utrOcu ~utr!dnQt. ytGbjuiragtn bei'm Glgen=
fbiir,fr Q-lO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-11

Va TtL- Ne Itllt .NIIll1T IUIofO oHTVT 100
Smne lIrttlsloJeH; E-nltlrsHoorrItl 643.lO2
8uitsl. Der Uiarft mar f.t iI Hotir'sH Breut1
tiEer Hsuer Jfr. , 29L-3O:.. %. IT. 3 2SR-
%. Do. o. II aGiTFIIrt 2Ts go, lsuupE 9T.
227h -2Sc., %. Hlul I~JltiIIrt 25S-2S.
SaIttmprcr g TeFteu, SJrTe.
(B.rt6tst llro.u . 0euit.I Iorr i1)u'ettsI' our5
Uilootloori, 0(i1cr e 3orIn.l
SalttmDre, pm 10 SdHudr 1898
gtoosuonrt, ONUsr & 90. U'r'bI.U l.: TtUt:f.
Panftsrs= Irdtteu 5.2IA-5.2OSs aui so Ld7e. m
Sttr DID,. :uriHd mi " 5.23s-N.2lT
80 1an. Jtrt usuarf 81 SIG Sulbsr 80 1915.
Sterlins 9dutiers mri 80 EdI: 4.SS-..... ali
Stbr 4.s5G, tauimiEHIihc I.e2!s-A.
Ntrf6ufr nfNrr hIr Inn IS f.lttnIH nri.
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&crlangt TIL !lagsmeEHeR.
SIenensNcINhs.

StellcOCiu d
Gin pcrbcirltbt.cr iunQtr Ytonn iu3t cine 0ttle
ols Subrmaur. Ycrtcr oOtr @dder criter @aHo. gu
erfra0en in ri. ID, Y9cits GrantltnsStr. N-9l
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Mdunlidtcit! 8eiblidfeit!

Chen, GhesSinherniHt, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Samtuihlpdhe, GppDtiis. 5mpotenl, UolSsn ooR
9uaeuciineen, SraucIitrdnfhciicn, u. no., bts
I5rsibt Der ,.RermnaSsAntcr" AS. 4nFaae: 25V
ssittn NIT oislsn lsbrrsihsn 9tLesrnD ~ iRtltsr'
batter g9siit uuo teiqt alien aranten ben tlnll9 ~
osrl1Tiaeu Wsa lHr Ntsnsrerlanauna laTta He'
BUD Der I~tin.upsu WeIihhtit, geiEo ua9 en-
Diana pom Is Gtg., eut etrpadt. p~ortotrtt oeFl9H9t
MhreNs
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G:
DeutocheG HeiI-Institut.

III CI1r'- ~ ~, Won T0TF, ". 7.
Der Rettungsuntsr lift aud gu baz
ben BEL $. +. Siemer5 in Rr. 103,
9art : 4penue, nabe 5upettsitraBe, Il.
in Witte's g9srmdn Stpre," gr. 236,
NOrO 5oparoitraBe.
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SnIttmnrer Nnrfthrrihtr.

(Rlrittct fur Dan ~0sutiheu GorrsipoHosHteu.0
Baltimore, ben 10. Suruar 1923.
Die hcuttge I9stie1iutu1r bctrul T2,9l3 Suihel,
or Glepatorcng8urrdt I.2SS,2l3 Suilet, Scriuuot
ron opu SlcuutoTeH 2O5,SsO SUitel. Sertdutt UHrs
ben 1900 guitel uuo 3 &Ga4oUs.
N0tleHos Ldh lie seilt ben 5]euGllsu, uorleiriasr
uuo Den legtIihrtasU Sraa1 Der AGeIicHDreIis IN osr'
IlClhe7oer llgberiibt'
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Mn;elGeK.- Sn BerIaHIcK.

3u pCrfuufeu
@ilig cine QutGebcuOc tleine SddtrEt. Ra9juE
fraocu in Pr. 73l, Sio=&oHoz StroBc, Ode SGn=
caters trdBc. G-lll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-11
Gintbetluns Der MaBs unO @cut1le

lpie Dielalben p1E Der pSQltImOrer
U&eblz unp 9etraiOesS0ris angenomz
me. ipsrpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-11

, U Q I : : U u 7 ! " :.
cine qutc Tamilieututi6e nit SeitsHientcrn fur
10000. RaajUirugcu in IIr. 20, Hortb=StraBe.
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Buddhist Remains In JAVA.

The fact is not generally appreciated
that there are ruins Of Buddhist and
Brahmanic temples in middle Java sur
passing in extent and magnificence any
thing to be seen in Egypt or India.
There, in the heart of the steaming
tropics, in that summer land Of the
world below the equator, on an island
where volcanoes cluster more thickly
and vegetation is richer than in any
other region of the globe, where earth
quakes continually rock and shatter and
where deluges descend during the rainy
half of the year, remains nearly intact
the temple of Boro Boedor, covering
almost the same area as the great pyra-
mid of Gizeh 1t is ornamented with
hundreds of life size statues and miles
of bas-reliefs presenting the highest ex-
amples of Greco Buddhist art-a sculp-
tured record of all the arts and indus
tries, the culture and civilization, Of
the golden age of Java, of the life Of
the seventh, eighth and ninth centuries
in all the farther east, a record that is
not written in hieroglyphs, but in
plainest pictures carved by sculptor
chisel That solid pyramidal temple,
rising in magnificent sculptured ter
races, that was built without mortar OF
cement, without column or pillar OF
arch, is one of the surviving wonders Of
the world. On the spot it seems a veri.
table miracle. Eliza Ruhamah Scid.
more in Century
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LORRAINE.

Are you ready for your steeple chase, Lor-
raine, Lorraine, LorreeP
Barum, Barum, Barum. Barum Barum, Bar
UNI, Baree
You're booked to ride your Gaping race today
at Coulterlee,
You're booked to ride Vindictive, for all the
world to see,
To keep him straight and keep him first and
win the run for me-
She clasped her newborn baby, poor Lorraine,
Lorraine, Lorree.
Il cannot ride Vindictive, as any man might
see
And will not ride vindictive with this baby
on my knee.
fe's killed boy, he's killed a man, and why
must he kill me?"
Unless you ride Vindictive, Lorraine, Lor-
raine, Lorree,
Unless you ride Vindictive today at Coulterlee
And land him safe across the brook and win
the blank for me
It's you may keep your baby, for you'n get no
keep from me-.
THAT husbands could be cruel, - said Lorraine.
Lorraine, Lorree,
That husbands could be cruel have known
for seasons three.
But, oh, to ride Vindictive while baby cries
for me
And be killed across fence at last, for all the
world to seei"
She mastered young Vindictive-oh, the gal
liant lass was She
And kept him straight and won the race as
near as near could be,
But he killed her at the brook against pol
lard willow tree
Oh, he killed her at the brook, the brute, for
all the world to see,
And no one but the baby cried for poor Lor-
raine, Lorree.
Charles Kingsley
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Herbert Spencer is peculiarly sensi-
tive to discordant noises, or those which
he regards as such. A sound which is
said to make Mr.. Spencer forget that
he is philosopher is chanticleer's well
come to the dawn When the roosters
begin to crow, Mr.. Spencer ceases to
sleep, and there are whispers that the
remarks he makes ON such occasions
thoroughly disprove his utilization with
the stoics Some years ago, during a
stay in Scotland, he was fairly mad
dened by the performance of cock that
crowed inconceivably early. After a
period of prolonged suffering it occurred
to him that if the bird were tied to its
perch it would be unable to rise for the
act of growing So, by fine effort of
induction, Mr.. Spencer went to the hen
house soon after midnight and with his
pocket handkerchief tied his enemy
firmly to its perch Then he went back
to bed, and, though history does not
record whether the expedient silenced
the rooster or not, Mr.. Spencer was SO
confident that it would that he slept
calmly until long after the dreaded hour
of his usual awakening. New York
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..Har, he muttered. "That voune

''Hap he muttered "That young
scamp, Hitter, will no longer trouble
these regions. IT,
''Think SO, father?'' interrupted a
sepulchral voice at his side.
Lord Hurdron turned his eyes to
whence came the voice. AS he did so
he beheld the dripping apparition of
Lady Ella leaning ON her lovers arm.
'By my trothl'' cried the astonished
lord so you have returned, you base
scoundrel? Death be upon you'll
AS he spoke he drew pistol and
fired at the spectral form When the
smoke cleared away, no one save Lord
Hurdron remained in the room.
For a moment he hardly stirred
Then his head dropped ON his breast,
and his eyes put on a glazed appear
ance. When the servants entered, only
the dead body of Lord Hurdron remained
in the room.
The physicians pronounced his death
as the result of heart disease, but they
knew not what was the rightful cause.
The bodies of Rupert, Roland Hitter
and Lady Ella were never recovered.
The sea refused them to mortal man.
For years the red room Of Isfodel
castle was haunted 1t is said that the
pale form Of Lady Ella often appeared
at the window, as if in waiting for
some one The castle has long since
been destroyed, but the strange story
connected with it is still fresh in the
minds of many persons in England.
EXchanQA
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General Horace Porter, in his Cam
paigning With Grant, " in The Century,
says, after describing the battle of Five
Forks:
Sheridan had that day fought one of
the most interesting tactical battles of
the war, admirable in conception, bril-
liant in execution, strikingly dramatic
in its incidents and productive of ex-
tremely important results
said to him, ut seems to me that
you have exposed yourself today in a
manner har lily justifable on the part Of
commander of such an important
movement " His reply gave what seems
to be the true key to his uniform suo-
cess on the field, 81 have never in my
life taken command into battle and
had the slightest desire to come out
alive unless won -
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TELLS LONG STORY.
y Granite Monument at Antietam Re-
calls Family History.

u GEhn1Go monument at AnG1eGAm no
calls q Family History.
Major K1ngsbury had daughter as
well as the son who fell at Antietam.
The daughter married Simon Bolivar
Buckner Of Kentucky some time before
the war. When General BucBmer decided
to go with the Confederacy, the danger
Of confscation Of his wife's interest In
the Chicago estate confronted him. A
family council resulted in the transfer of
Mrs. Buckner's property to her brother
Colonel Kingsbury fell In battle with
out leaving a will to protect his sisters
inheritance When the war closed the
return of Mrs Buckner's interest in her
fathers estate was asked for in behalf
Of her children. Mrs Kingsbury de-
clined to concede it. She claimed all
that had been left in her husbands
name for her son and herself. Litiga-
ton followed and dragged along for
years. Major Kingsbury' 40 acres were
In the heart Of Chicago when the fire
occurred.
In the years Immediately following
the war Washington had few women
more talked about than the beautiful
widows, Mrs Becky Jones and Mrs
Kingsbury, the nieces of an ex-presi-
dent Of the United States. Mrs. Kings
bury became the wife of Gallatin Law
renee, son Of one of the wealthiest
manufacturers in Rhode Island Gala
tin Lawrence had chosen diplomatic
career. He was sent to Costa Rica as
minister. When he came back, society
at the capital had great sensation over
the talk Of a duel between Minister
Lawrence and Captain Won der Hass Of
the Belgian legation because Of the cap
tain's attentions to the beautiful Mrs
Lawrence. The Belgian sailed for Eu-
rope So did Mrs Lawrence. Gallatin
Lawrence followed There was duel
and then a divorce case. Won der Hass
went to Egypt Mrs Lawrence went
there too Gallatin Lawrence returned
to the States.
The son of Colonel Kingsbury was
sent to Oxford His inheritance was cut
in two by decision restoring to her
heirs Mrs Buckner's share in the 40
acres One day young Kingsbury came
home from Oxford, bringing college
friend Between the English student
and Mrs Lawrence an attachment
quickly developed. Mrs. Lawrence was
twice the age Of her sons chum. She
married him and is, or was the last that
friends in this country learned, living
with him abroad. Kingsbury married
Levantine, and he, too, is in foreign
country. The fortune acquired through
the Chicago investment has been much
reduced. Mrs. Becky Jones, after long
career in Washington, travelled extern
sively and settled in Canada, where she
is still living, by all accounts This is
the complicated sequel, briefly told, of
the events which the granite monument
above the stone bridge at Antietam
commentaries. -St. Louis Globe-Demo-
GRAFT