davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

based the contention that the note for 1855
alleged 10 have bsen given by Mary Ma
iouf to her brother George is a forgery.
A scene 10 be remembered was created
by the plaintiff in the case while on the
stand yesterday undergoing redirect ex-
animation. While telling of her brothers
treatment Of herself she broke down and
finally became hys;erical. She said she had
always toIled for her brother and had sent
him money from the old country 10 aid his
business in Los Angeles But he had re-
paid her interest, she declared with cruel
treatment, and had knocked her down and
torn her hair. Seven letters alleged TO
have been written by George Malouf from
Los Angeles 10 his sister In Syria were
offered In evidence. 1t would appear from
the tone OF one of these communications
that Mary had been trying 10 Induce
George 10 try his fortunes in Tacoma. for
he explains to her that Tacoma Is as a
city Of many dead people.
kalif. a Pike street merchant testified
that he had sent money TO George in Cali
fornla for Mary. and other witnesses were
introduced 10 show that George was really
in debt TO Mary rather than vice versa
The case will probably be settled soon,
as the witnesses seem TO he about ex-
hausted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

the danger pcins and that il was only
question OF time when he would oe Out On
the street again. Wolf had no idea hat
he had been stabbed until ne sat down and
accidentally touched the blood as * soaked
through his clothes. He IL not personally
acquainted with his assailant. 50 cannot
give the police any information that VIII
~ Of assistance.
Detective Rarhee made a trip 10 smith
Cove yesterday In hopes OF Arding man
who could tell him what all Others have
been unable 20 or viii Tot, When the de-
tec-1ve came back he said that ne had
hr,t as 20 what his name was he had no
idea X IS thought that the mysterious
man has family IN Seattle. and that on
this account he Will not go far away. As
soon as he learns definitely that Wolf VIII
not die. il is thought he will surrender.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19
GARAGE CARRIER ARRESTED.
Alleged That He Dtd Not Comply
VIII Sanitary Provision,

tsrto Sg3ile who * rpnartea - h,v,
.sss mall fortuna with his garhs ge
121 VS. arrested yesterday afternoon
NNoe Holland an lhe charge of vso-
s1sg ~ city ordinance relative 10 how
.ssAse nstief shall d. carried through the
~ IL nam cHarEr against Segalie is
RAJ n tsle-tel 30 provide "A r.rs,ua+ ,,t-.r.
- ssr - wagon THIS provision was In
ssF"ssd IN iae ordnance from A sani-
pSAt o; view II wagon Is piled
80 ~ sstN4se ashes. etc. and a
i'i 5 blowing. the air becomes
%s9 ''lh impure particles These taken
i9hgS NAV cause disease
- vas F"iea -ed lay Capt; Willard on
sssS,'si retosniga nos, 80 appear IN the
a4esnal c3urt thls ,ll..r..ir,.. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19
\. W. GILBERT DEAD.
uutit Car Line In Whatc0m-WclI
Known In Minneapolis

a. w Gilbert. who was formerly a clerk
IN City Comptroller Parry'S Office died
al his home. SO Twenty-frst avenue
Thursday night of dropSy. after a llnger-
tng illness agel 81 wears
Mr.. Gilbert was obliged 70 give M his
position on account OF hts health Ue was
one ~ the finest Denmsn ;hat ever worked
on me rltvs hooks
Cincinnati. q. was NJ Gflhert'S natfy.
ely. His father and one sister are now ify-
ing IN Minneapolis Mr. Gilbert lived there
also for some fine before he came 70
Washington He was civil engineer Nv
profession and ~ one time was OuEfa
wealthy. Rever~s~ came to him tie came
- shis state about eight years ago and con-
Srructei an electric car line AZ Whatcor,
S.x years ago ~ moved 10 Seattle ana
made IL his home until death He leaves
4 widow ari three children
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

Alleged That He Has Not Paid In
bOrers,

j. 5 Antonelle. of San Francisco who
took the contract TO grub and clear the
site for the army post at Magnolia Bluff. is
having no end or trouble, In addition TO
several suits in the superior court one
involving the claims of ten laborers for
small amounts was fled In Justice Austin
court yesterday afternoon 1t runs in the
names or the United States and George W
Crane vs. Antoneile and the American
Surety Company. OF New York The
surety company Is on Automobiles bond for
sa,sa and as the bond was given 10 protect
the nited States, the United States comes
in as plaintiff in the suit
The claims of the following were trans
ferred TO Crane, who says that Antonelle
has not paid them: Max Duty. 81: John
Elder rs; G. II. Wood, s245: George
Morgan s7i5; II. Ransom. sl0a5: Carl Mil
Ter, si1.6o; Fred Brown s5I5: g II. Wood
-: John Pan. $50: John Ruller s 20
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

Mrs FroNhIre- Tacoma. 4 Ha'stea
Portland w !. kearusy Porelar1. 4 w
Martin Dawson: n + Fraser Chicago.
George w MHcheI. Chicago: Al Miller.
Spokane: Cofsul T. VI na0th-Turker Nes
Work: Lieut.. Coz. Alice Lewis. New York
II r DAVIDSON. New Iors. Leonard Rob
John + Plum Port Townsend. " \ Co
hen Nsw York prs :. -. can Z. : :
Pear: J Maxwell Paul San Diego. II +
FaT Dawson. II r TncTne Reuta1.
Robert T.u,ke Portland. or. Il. T. WIZ
fsYaS. RtaIne. f y Dickinson chicago.
Kenneth Robertson. West Superior WIS !.
Mrs l. ~ Henderson. Chicago VI r Gar
rettxar Portland - /. B-owr. PhllRsiel-
n}ila- w - Young. SAY Francisco. Mrs
7 - Blackwell spokane J Il Yong
Blaine
DIR ANNIE RI -SSEl.L. diseases - No
.ren - iiiucktey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Is-Arrivet-
Str Queen, from Victoria: str Wolcott. Sc
attic. Saiiei-Str Titania. Nanairno. str
State of California Astoria: sh Rslasora
Portland: sh Louis Walsh. Tacoma; str
Alliance. Astoria.
PORT GAMBLE. Nov. l7.-Sailea-schr
Roy somers. from San Francisco.
SAN PEDRO. Nov. IT-SaiIed-Schr A
j. West. for Grays Harbor
ASTORIA Nov. l1.-Arrive7-Str Column
bia, from San Francisco: sh Title 2 star
buck. from Philadelphia. Salied-St- Geo.
TACOMA Nov. lS-Sailed Nov. r7-Sebr
Conpeer. for San Pedro.
PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. ls.-Arrivel
Nov. i.-~Bk Tidal Wave San Pedro. srhr
Roy Somers. from San Francisco. Sailed
Nov. I>-Schr Henry Willard.
COOS BAY. Nov 1s-Sailed Nov. l7-Str
ArCala, for San Francisco
NEAH BAY Nov ls-Passsd on, My
i,-Str Maokinaw, from Tacoma for San
Francisco
TACOMA. Nov. lS.-Arrsved-Rk Tf8a,
Wave from san Pedro schr Comet from
San Pedro Safle9-Schr Annie Nce-arnn-
bell for San Diego.
fl~Schr Glory 81 ne Seas from San Fran
cisco for Departure hay. In port N8v. Il
bk Louisiana. from Santa RoxaIia. schr
Robert Searles. from Chemalnus for Shang-
hat
GRAYs HARB0R. Nov 1s-Arrsvea
Nov. l7-Sh James A Garfield. from san
YOKOHAMA. Nov. iS.-Arr4vaf Nh, -
Str Tacoula from Tacoma
NEWCASTLE Y 8 W Nov tS-Sag1a5
Nov i6-E~ TX British Princess. for Oregon
l1t,PART4 RE. Ray. Nov IS~Saflad-Sa
America, f3r san Francisco Arrived-st
NICHOLAS from San Francisco
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19
ALLIE HAGENsN APPEARS
suspicion That Former Servant Per-
~uaded Him to Aecompapx Her.

WIS John Haeema7. who Ives a. Wool
by SKagis county. was IN the civ YES
ter3Ay afternoon trying 20 get trace Of ha-
thirteeG-ye3r-oi5 SOB WA}He ffagefr1An Ths
boy Was SsaE}1% at ". Tates house n
RaNar6. Tuesday morning. November =.
BE- disappeared ard up - fhe present time
NJ trace . h.rs aas nfen t5Iad
The po'sce understand ;Hat il = proesa bic
ne hoy went AaeF with Ms Emma r.
kavw1ri. who fcEDefiV worked for Af~S
HagsnaD At Nooiley. Mrs Raynsuc3 b.s-
came greatly attached % him aul L i b.
hcve5 that SNv learned whore "a. ~as 9tav-
ms IL Hai3ara aid persuaded him IN accom-
pauy Aer Fast Ms Hacernan knows
practically nothing abous Mrs Rav-ua-,f' :
history as she Secured hsr services throlss n
ar employment agency.
rs; missing ouy 5 four fest. eight inches
iA-l. Ii. has Agisy complexion. bgue ewes
scar or cheek When last seen he wore
dsu bic breasted brown coat AM hua ever
as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19
superior Court Nofcs

marriage license was yesterday isssiefl
~ FINK J. judy t26i and Elsie r. Dean
aa4 bah Of Anacortes
cuniainf was tiied yesterday In the ease
q "a, State Insurance Company vs.. Mary
ssei.r for recovery OF ss4 - on prcmis.
Ssy sote.
50 was yesterday commenced In the
ssi~sor court by Edward NaRdarven II re.
!. 1lckart
ST for divorce was Yesterday instituted
Z &c superior court by Charles cargyIe
aghss' Belle Cargyle. Judge Mcdonald
ta grant 4 iscrae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Snip I.ucile sailed fer san Francisco yes
teriay afternoon with 1900 tons CT New =
tis coal.
Steamer Dora has shifted to Aorans' fer
repairs
Bark Shirley vii go - Everett next
week Ia load lgmlyer FOR Skagway,
Steamer Tsrigo r. scheduled 70 zeUa-t
fer Skag~Ay al 5 ocloCk his evening.
Steamer Cleveland arrived from San
Francisco yesterday with passengers and
9n tons Of freight
Steamer Profession was expected - sal
for I.yna raaAl lass niEat. She takes taesl-
fy-t3ve IONS of powder IN addition 50 her
regular cargo There vii - no pssse flEe p
as ansie~ the regula tons Trey may not be
carrie. II h@n explosives FORM part u lie
cargo
rooIRALL. ,o.!ay. > 2. u. A.hle,ic park
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

LofG Welded Life Broken.

A dtere Of divorce granted by Judge Nc
penAd yesterday separated Clara Cooke
tssnar ard Charles &. Coleman. The
altered Eour4s were desertiou and incom-
Sraiity " temper. The couple were
nasritd October is. is12, near Eilensburg.
~ cosHan alleges that she mad been
hiiAsul In the performance OF her duties
- = wiz but thar the husband abandoned
Ar MAJ 1893. and refused to longer pFo-
ME fcr fsr or their family. Ten children
ne mnfoned as the fruit Of their mar
rage, ihsT ages ranging from TO = years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 70 post-Inteiligencer.
NEAFi BAY. Nov. is y. m.-Barome-
ter, 2a.s7 cloudy. wind west, TWO miles.
Inward--A steamer. s:55 a m In straits.
bound out-A schooner and Is steamer Oat-
uard-Shlp ia Tow Tyee, 10 a.
CLATI.AM, Nov IS ?. m.--Eieavy
rain: light south wind Ships EUerpe and
Columbia In the bay.
PYsHT. Nov. ls.-4 ?. m.-IieaFy ran.
light southwest Wind.
tsRFeSG' E%T Nov. IA p. rn.~BaToais-
ter. - IS. Cloudy: wind west. six uli.vs-
ANGELES. Nov Is y. m.~Cioudy.
strong west Wind. Bk Louisiana aal
schr Robert Sear.es in the bay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

Reefton. New Zea.sne Nov = $50
am very pleased 20 state that since 7
.ark re agency % Chamherlair's rs4ssJ-
rir<s re sale has been very large. nor.
especially of The Cough n~Ene3y. Ii Two
years have sod more of this aartlcuIa-
remedy thar a al ether makes for srA
rrextoUs FIVE wears. As 70 its efficacy I
Rave beer informed by scores Q. Persona
q, ;As good result. they have received
,~rra r. ara kuo~ i;s value s-cnn ,hs t,..
% i IN my arn household Il is so pleas
art 10 take that We have 70 Place sne bat
t,s beyond ere reach % The Children
z J SCASTLEBCRY.
Fer ssla III al dsAisrx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

sink back 70 the degenerate condition Of
the tainted family This fact he said is
rot a cause OF pesstmisn bur rather az o.
an1fsrn. az u shows how ssubbornly nature
REJECTS the Dad and holds faE that which
ae good
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19
IDENTITY Still. 4 MYSTERY.
Police Cannot Find Man Who stab
bed I'd L. Wolf

TAA police are completely nlystiaef hv
80 ssppearance 81 the asssilsnr ~ -!
J Wolf. - 30 11w lis al Prov ide-cs hos
1ftai saCu3v recovering from sw0 uxsr
sn.fe wounds 81 his fetf size
K was staiea AZ the hospital last even-
.l.S sA4s lie Sss.2s1. Cad practically passas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

co - the Fulton. Yakima and Seal,
markets today for genuine pork sausage
he sure ard Try some
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

DR.. JOHNSON. chronic disease special
st Scheaserrnan block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

FOR rent, elegant front Offices sullivan
hfasiisrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

FOOTBALL. today. p. IL. Athletic PARK.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. diseases q No
rren - Hiuckiey.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13
Shiffsnahri6tcn.

nzY IF, u. Sanuar. - 6ier
angeIungt Iinb Die 9ampfer nSauric"
bon 2iperpooI, Berlin" bon Qntperz
pen, Seneca" bon 6apana uno n6oIz
itein" Don Cape 9aptien.
2(6~gefu6ren: nNepz0ort" na9
S]put6amptOn un0 nSeutontc" na3
2iberpool.
8Ia5gop ~, II. Sanuar. - Qnz
getommen lit bier Der 0ampfer Pima
rpnt6ia" DON Baltimore.
6uII, u. Sanuar. - Der 9umz
pier rSn9murlo" langte beute DON
Baltimore bier an.
SunberIano, 10. Sanuar. -
4bgefabren na4 Baltimore 1T beute
oon bier Der 0ampfer r1r6ino."
Queen5topn n. II. Sunuur. -
Der 9ampfer n9ermanic" trof beute
BON gepz9prt bier Elm unO ieBte feline
8eiIe na6 Q~iperpool fort.
Sputb a m p 0 II, II. San. -
Der QampFsr r6iirIt gismord" BON
Samburg tad heute bon bier na6
Nenz9ort in Ste.
@aIborg. 8. Sanuar. - Gingez
troffsn 1T bier Der 9ampFer Straits
Of MageQun" bon Baltimore Dia 4arz
buus.
Bremen, II. Sanuar. - 4ngss
fommen lit bier Der 0ampfer rStutts
QQrt" BON Renz0ort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13
C6iu'rr 2cmprrru,tauatifrr

Columbus, o, II. San. -
Der nNationalz uno Stats Sons
greB" Der g2lnti : Saloon : 2iga"
purbe Ser imYart Rint : Quoitorium
er6ffnet. Nus alien QanbsstbsiIsn
Iino Ipnberbure S9pGrmer berbsiqez
tommen. bic Dem S9nappstsufeI urs
febbe gsI6porsn BADEN uno ben ,Soz
ioon" fir bic Wur5el aqss l1ebel5 bal
ten. Die SEeilnebmer am GongrcB,
Der bis gum 10. Sunuar tagen niro,
retrutiren ii9 aus alien g2ruf5z uno
@eieui4uft5flafen. Die ~nationaIen
Semperen5 : 8ereire iinO bur9 Itarte
9elegatipnen bertrsten. Sine golOsns
Mec1iIe pintt ais Yreis ~oemient9en
3peigpsrein Der 2iga, Der i'm psrfloiz
ienen Sabre bei Der 8etGmpfun9 bes
SGnapp5tsufeIs ben gr0Btsn GrfOlg
errungen bat. 9aitpr g. 81. 8afer
piro einen 8ortrag iiber bas Batter
Oe5 Suffe5" nit itereOptiI4sn 8iIosrn
lQuitriren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13
Sc mar cine Gntr.

0ie gsI9i6te iiber ben Qufitanb uno
&a6s3ug Der Seminolen mar Die
&usgeburt zines dngitlif:n Sta
tipns : &genten.
8af6tngton, 9. g., u. San,
- Snoianer : GommiFGr SOnes pur>
be 6eute Gu6mittag bur6 cine 9epsz
I6e bes 4genten 80. 9. 6isIo in Bez
pofu, S., bend6ri6tigt, OaB Die
qeitrigen 8eri6te iiber einen NufItano
Der Seminolen : SnOianer uno an8ebz
li6e @reueltbaten oerieIben CUR Ra6e
fir ben an 8r2i jungen Seminolen,
Rumens Mc@eiieD uno SampIon,
reriibten I9auoer6aften QDn6mprD
leere @rfinDungen iino. IS Eerri4t
in 5olge Oe5 2pn6morOss Ole beiOen
iungen Snoianer puroen betanntlt4
rpeqen zines angebliden 2uItmorGss
bur6 einen M&ob an einen Baum gez
tettet unb BEL lebenoigem 2eibe per-
brannD ~ungebeurs gntriitung unter
benz SeminoIenitamm. inoefsn ftebt
nt6t gu befiir6tsn, oaB Ii9 oerislbe er=
beben piro. 8orfi6tsbalber mill je=
bod oas 8rie9so2partement etne2rup>
pe~ndbt6eilung gum Gini6retten in Be
reiti9aft baltsn.
&an as y, II. Sanuar.
Sin @ertretsr Der rAiociirten PreiIe"
tslsgrapbirt hsute Mittag aus South
McQlleitsr, i'm SnOiansr Serriorium:
Die @ei6i6te iiber Die Seminolenz
Grbebung lit cine Gnte unD Der 9banz
tuiie Dss Stations : Qgenten gu Garls=
boro gu ~peroanten. 8unOesmari9aQ
Bennett fam heute fri6 bier an uno
reiite beute Nd6mittag mad Gdrlsz
boro. Gr bat feline umtli6e &unOe
ii6er irgeno pel6e Qu8I6rsitung,n,
uno Iopeit gu ermitteln lit, berri6t
beute Gufe in Der gun3en 8egeno.
@tlife geitsrn 4beno in Der 9untels
Felt abgafeuerte S6iife i6einen benz
Stations Q9enten in GarlsbOro fol-
Gsn S6reden eingeiugt gu b1bsn, OaB
er Die 9an3e Seminolan : Station i'm
Nn3ug pG6nte uno our6 perI6ieOene
ieniutionele 0speI4sn Dus fdlIfe Sc
riiht in 1lmlduf febte."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13
Rurtu fir SrfGrOcrungru nit Der Ynit

Gr1ter Tldt1e : Po1HdfeTl (SrIefe
IL. /. NJ 2 Gents pro hinge.
3peiter Slafe (3eitungen II. 3ett>
i6riften) l Sent fir 4 In3en.
9ritter &lahe (8i4sr, Gtrtulare)
1 Sent fir 2 un3en.
8ierter &lafe (8aaren) 1 Gent
pro hinge.
ginI8reibegebii6r WoTtz4uf9la9)
beten tbeiIpeiie franttrt iein.
8 Gents.
Murfen fir fofortige Qblisferung
(Iufi6Iag auf baa reguIdre POrtu)
10 Gents.
@rIter &lafesPoItIa9en - 8riefe
unb ale unberen geI9riebenen Sa6en
COB geI8loTen, oDer nt4D nit Ausz
rQbme BON Manuicripisn nit beifplz
genben Gorrettur z8ogen, ferner ale
DerfiegeltenS Baden (iebe untenitebenb)
2 Gents pro hinge, nit Qusnabme bon
8riefen an 9oft=S tattonen, ipo bic
9oItIa4en niGt uusgetragen tperOen,
1 Sent pro hinge. 9oits&arten ie 1
Sent.
s3lpeiter &lufez9oftfa6en - 3siz
trngen, pierteIjdbrli4 ober otter err
i6einenoe 3eiti6riften, pelde ni6t
gratis pert6eift perben. 9as aQgez
meme PubIitum be5ablt bufir nit
@iIen6ubnzMurfen gu Der State bon
lie 1 Sent fir 4 lln5en pber Sbeile baz
bon, penn ni6t periiegeIt.
Sritter 8laiie = (gebrudte, feline
8lancp>8i6er), Gtrtulare, an0ere ges
orudte Sa9en, Gprrettur@8og unb
beifolgenDes Manuicript, 8alentines,
MuIif : 9otenbId:ter. 6~eliotDpes,
Gbromps, plafate, 2itbograp9ie'n u.
georudte Qn3eigen i'm Qlgemeinen,
fdmmtli4, ipenp ni6t beriiegelt, l
Gent fir 2 lln3en ober peniger.
@terte &la6e - Wdaren llnb Wtuz
fter, 8lancos8i6er unb 9dpier, @r3e,
ale Sa9en, pel6e ni9t in irgenb eli
ner Der anoeren Slafen eingeT6lofsn
uro ibrer Nutur na9 nift gefdbrli6
pber beroerbli3 fir ben Sn6alt Der
anOeren POitfa6en limb. (Gin fpez
5ieues GeieB ieBt Oas gOrto fir Sds
mereien, 4bleger, 0ur5eln, @prDBz
hinge unO Pflan3en auf Die State BON
einem Gent fir je 2 lIn5en feit.) 5aQs
porgendnnte 4rtitel ni6t mebr, aIs 4
Yfuno betra9en, 1 Sent pro lnse oDer
8ru6tbeil.
8erfesslt. = SrgenO cine qOitIads
pirb ais periiegeIt angeIe6en, tpenn
bieIelbe 10 perpadt lit, baB cine eriinbs
Iide 9riifung obne S9GoiguHq Der
um6inuns Ober bes Snbalt5 ermDg.
Ii6t pir0.
ReoiItrirung. - Grite, brittle unb
bierte &lafez9oftia9en t0nnen in IT.
oenb einem 9pitbiireuu bur9 Stnauz
fiiouno elmer 8 Gents riefmarfe au
benz reguldren qOrtO re9iItrirt tpers
ben.
9prtp mad Merito unb
Canada.
0ieIelben Rdten un0 8ebingungen,
ais in ben Ser. Staaten, nit Qusnabz
me, baB gemi19te &aufmunnstpaaren,
pel6e ni6t als Bona fibe" 9anoelss
Muiter eefanbt perben, nit Der pdts
tetpoit OerfanSt perben miihen. &aufs
mdnnti3e S6riften gu ben getpOAn'
Ii4en RatsR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13
0rrihtsnrrhannIunarn.

GrtminuIgeri4t - (8or
9Piater 0obIer.) 0isbitabl - So
fep6 So6nfon, 2 Mpnate @efGngniB;
So6n Sfomus, 30 Sage GefdngniB;
G6arles Sames, 6 Wonate8 sfdrgriB;
@eorge $. 9uu, ni6t i6ulOig; 0uOiO
s. RuFeQ, iun., 4 Sabre 3u6t6au5.
@ngrifF - Sames 6. Opsns, 30 3u=
&c 8efdngniB. RaIlb - SoTsp6 M}cz
Garth, l Sa6r Qrbsits9uuS. Gin
bru3 - 2spis 5ongus, Daniel Slatz
tern, Senrb 8ebIter unO Sobn MiQsr,
je 2 Sabre 3u9t6aus; 9eter Mc6a=
gan, ri9t f6uloig, lle6ertretung Der
S9aut : 8sIeBe - S6oma5 Monz
nion, 3 Monate @efdngniB. Sir
bsute: 0iebitabl - MarD S6ort, 8.
Mc0ermott, 4lfrso SmH6, Nmelia
@mitb, 2epis 8. DuIorer, Gbartt5
S9ulB, So6n Sobnion. 5enrp @onz
nap. Eau6angriff - DiQiam S6dD
unb Gopin &irptn. 4au6 - 9i6.
San. unanitGnbiges 8etragen -
@iqiam q. 8ifon. 93gabunOiren
- MiQtam 8. 8ropn.
Superiorz 8eri6t.- Wor
&i9ter Ritdie.) Same5 9orreq 8ez
gen 4mbrpie g. 8ropn, $1OO.5O 3uz
geipro9an. Sir beute: gfr. 353, As,
46, 81, So unb IA.
6 /. Z 8or ben
8i6tern 0riabt, Naas unb Rie6l.)
Gum SaItamentS : @oGItratsr ernannt
i'm 5aue BON $. @eIter Garpentar
MdrD u. q. Carpenter. 8ormunoz
i6ufts6eri6te in ben 5Gqen bon Gil
liam 5. Mc8spen, M1rD 9. Mo&sz
rper, Margaret6 9. 3D.. Cater uno
8o6ert St. gaitsr. SnDentarpsr5ei6z
rifle eingereiGt in Dem Sale bon S6eo.
8. Ssnrp. 9ertouf i'm Sale por 8tz
9ar0 6. 9isnep guige6eiBen.
&retsgert9t q r. 2. - @or
8i9ter S6arp.) Qlfreo 6. 8ilIon
II. 81. gegen @optbe 8. Warner II. 81,
ben 8etlugten psrbsn $275 3ugeiprOS
den. Sir 6eute: 6enrD g. SmDier
ge9en 0arrt1on 9opper u. u.
Common PIeasz 8ert6t.
= (8or Ri3ter 6arlan.) 4lOerta
Qnn 9aQ gegen Robert 6oQenIbaoe,
@sroitt fir 8IGger uuf $4,000; Qnz
trag auf neuen 8ro3eB. cyo6n 80.
NatQ gegen Dtliam Qaubbeimer, nidt
6eenoet. Sir beute: Der unerleoiqte
Sal unb Nr. 4, 3, 6, 7 uno 8.
Staot=& refs 8eri6t.-
(8Or Ri6ter Wifes.) sir 6eute:
n@mms Perpetual &c Mutuul Bulb
ing 4fociatipn" etc. gsgen Sobn g.
W1c9rap Il. u.
Stabtgeri8t.- @or Ri6ter
9ennts.) Die Baltimore 8repinoz
g." gegen Daniel Mc0onuau. Der
Diff fir $325,28 fir aldasr; marp
2pn9 Il. u. gegen Die r9ru0entiaG Snz
Furunce," dbgepieTen; 6rancis :.
8o6an, Sequeiter Der ngu6smia
N~ort.uit Building 4Fociation Hr.1,"
gegen Soiep6 6uta, @erDitt fir 9ldz
ger fir $392.27. = Sir beute: Nr.
80, 80, SO, SO unb 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13
@iniunarin 6sttp Grren brrflaat

3epz0 Off, II. Sanuar. - 81
men @inblif in bic Spetulationen Der
ercentriI3en MiQtonGrin 6ettp Green
neroen bic 8erbanbIungen in benz gez
tern BON Sruu Qlice Qabo gegen Die
borerpGbnte Dame an6dngig 9ema9z
ten Yro3eB gepGbren. Die &ldgertn
forbert bon 9ettD 8reen $4,000
@pmmiIion8gebii6rsn, pel3e t6r8atz
te angebIia gu beanIpru4en bat. SIN
Sabre 1894 bate 9ettp 8reen ben
BANTER 2lfreo QuOD beauftragt, fir
cine 6ul6e Wtilion Dollars Qftien Der
yGbicogo C Observation-Disclosures"
gu taufen. QaOo fi6rte ben Quftrag
aus, bod tpeigerte ii3 9ettp 8reen
ipGter, bic @ttien gu iiberne6men unO
benz Mafler bic 9ebii6ren bon 5 8rpz
gent fir Die Transaction gu be3abIep.
Qaob bat bic 5oroerung an feline Sat
tin iibertrager, uno bieielbe min jeBt
nit 6ilfe Der @eri4te Die MiQionGrin
our 8s3ubIung Der Gommiiiion 3pinz
qen. Der Qntpolt 6ettD @reen's err
tIGrte geItern, ooB bos Ghepaar feline
&lientin ,an3apfen" poIe. 6rau8reen
babe Qubo mebrere Sabre uIS @gent
beI8Gftigt unb i'm Sabre 1895 fdmmts
li6e 6orberungen ba8 MatIers be-
5u6lt. Sn Der &lagef6rift be6auptet
2abo, Dap er bic 6orOerung an feline
Satin iibertragen babe, ebe er Die Sc
f8GftSberbinoung nit !6ette 9reen gez
lDft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13
Scrtauf elmer mi9tigen 9ampirrs
liuic.

q pzY t, II. SQnuar. - Mi
Dem Odmpfer ,Nbironbad" bon Der
nQtLas=2inie" lit +. 81. peIas bier
e%ingetroffen. 9r. Peqas gilt al8 Der
rei6ite Mann in Nicardguu. @r COM
trolirt Die S6ifffabrt auf See'n uno
6liihen BON Nicardgua unb Dirb it4
bon bier na6 Qonbon 6egeben, nm bic
8erbanblungen fir ben Qntauf Der
yNicaragua M}atl anb Steam Nabiz
CATION g." an Die n@tla5 Steamibip
So" gum 4bi6luB gu bringen.
Od Die 2inie Der e~rIteren @eIeGz
f6aft au6 oas Serruin Des tiinftigen
=&anal5 etni4lieBt, 10 lit
ibr @ntauf bur4 cine englii6e @eieGz
I6aft ii9erli6 BON Der gr0Bten Be-
beutung. Die S6iffe Der yHicaragua
Mtail ano Nupigation 60" laufen BON
9reDtppn Dur4 ben NicaroguaIee
na6 8renaba. 8erabs bort nerben
jeBt bur6 ben Gontreaomiral 0alfer
pon Der Ser. StaatenzWtarin Ser
meRungen fir ben Nicaraguaz8anal
porgenpmmen. !9r. YeQas, Der i'm
gSotel Marlborougb" abgeittegen lit,
beabTt9tigt, i6on mOrgen na42onoon
neiter gu reiIen. Gr mar nt6t geneigt,
iiber bas Yroiett Oes 8ertaufs gu iprez
den.