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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31
GcftrauOct.

9 It n, %. Sanuar. Der
0dmpfer nGitp Of GIouteitsr", Capt.
Ober, ltsgt i6per bsiaGoigt am
Stranoe BON 2opsQ's SsIuno i'm 9az
fen Ron Bottom. @uF isiner rsgelmdBiz
gen 5u6rt bon @louceiter nab 6isr gez
rietb nsr Slnpfer duf Die @rao2sz
8Iippen unO Die i6arfen 6elien ItieB3n
Elm groBes 2o6 in Den Rumpf. Der
Anpraa mar 10 bsftig, oaB Der 0amz
pier pieDer in tisfss 6a6rpuKer gu
riidglitt. 9ur6 Die Oeffnung i'm
Rumpfe itiir5te Das @aiIer in bOuen
Str0men uno I'M Den 9umpfer pOr
Gem ltnterIintsn gu 6srpahren, muBte
Capt. DER i6n uuf Den Struno Os5
naben 2obs4'S SSlano loufen luIien.
Nur Spei PaiIagiere ~6efanDen it9 an
8oro, Die BON sinsm gu 6iilfe fommenz
ben S6leppoumpFer ans 2anO ge=
brQ6t puroen. Der GapitGn unO Die
9emannung itno audi gerettet. Sin
oi6ter Nebsl mar i6ulo Daran, oaB
Der Oampfer arf Die &lippen gerteth.
Die nGitp Of 9louceIter" lit Elm boz
3erner S4raubenoampfer nit einem
RoumgebuIt BON SCI 9onnen; er
puroe i'm Sabre 1888 in GrootIpn erz
baut. Gigenthiimerin lit Die r8louz
ceiter Steamboat g.. Dix 2uDung
oss 0ampfer8 6eiteht ans frii6:n
6iI6en uno fam p~ubrIdsinli9 gang
in Si6erheit 0ebroht rperpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31

bet iein. ue6er Den QnlaB uno Den
8erluuf pes 0ueQs perluutet nur 10
! bieI, oaB BEN GrItsren Elm politiI9sr
Strett ~abgs9eben bat.
4u5 Dem Qsben gel 6@teoen.
Sn 2sip3ig lit Der @erleger Ruoolpb
8%rOdbdus, in W{iin4en 8raf SoIep6
SonerzS ettenpeiB, in 6eioal6arg YrpS
ftfIOr Ri6urOS4r0Ds in Dien 6eloz
marI6uQz2ieutenant q. .. MoriB
7r6r. Gbner p.GIGenba6 uno in 6Qnz
noper 8snerul a. .. &arl b. Sanorart
geItorbsn.
(6einri6 3uDolp6 8rod6aus mar
nm IS. Suli 1888 gsboren. Gr err
lernte ben gu4banC.I uno bic Bud
oruderei in Dem bGterli6en 8ei6dfte,
Der peltberiifmten @srlagsbu6bunoz
lung pon j. u. 8rodbaus in 2eip3ig,
Totpie in Wien, QonOon unD Pdris.
Der 6irma gsb0rt er lett Dem l. Suli
1868 an.
9raF SoTep6 5onerz3 ettenpeiB, 9ez
6oren am 81. Suli 1921 gu Mjin9en,
mar baperii6er 8Gmmersr uno 8enez
ralmujor a. ,. Gr mar Der 2eBte lei
mes 9eI6R6t5.
Sch. 5ofrat6 Profe1or 8i9aro
S4rDOer itano in Ieinem so. 2sbsns=
jabre. Gr mar Elm ousge3ei6netar
8ennsr uno 9ebrer Der oeutf6en
Rs6tsgei6i6te uno pes oeutf6en 9rtz
patre6t5 uno 8erFaFer elmer itottlifen
4n3abl rehtSgei4i6tli3er unb onoez
rer juriitiI9er Derte.
Selomari6dQ ! lieutenant Morib
6r6r. G6ner b. Giferbu9 mar Der
9atte Der betannten Romunf9riftItel=
lerin Muria 5reifrau Gbner b. @T6enz
ba9. Gr mar 1915 in 8ien geboren
uno gs60rt Der nalten S6ule" Der DIT
rei6if6an Nrmee an. q. b. a.
Sur &rift8 in OeRrst6.
Sn 9rug lit auF @eranlaFunq oes
Stattbalter5, @rafen G%ouosnboOe, Der
@erein nNaroont Obrani3e," pel6er
bic 9artrei6ung Der beutI9en oyuoen
aus Drag ii9 gum 3pad gemu6t Bate,
aufgel0it porben. Der bsfannte 5risz
bensz NpoItel S6erItzQ lieutenant a. ..
b. @9ibD BAT ii6 na6 Ss1tret9 begsz
ben. Gr min in Wien unD 9riinn, in
MG6ren uno in 806men 8ortrGge bal
ten. 2lber aud i'm miro e5 i6perli6
gelingen, Die 6o6gebenoen Nogen ma
tiOnaler 8egeniGBe gu bei4pi4tigen,
4"tterlei aus 0eutf9Iuno.
Die 6eiosn GlIdFer RsOatteure
S9miot unb 0altber purber fpegen
MujeItGts : 8eleiOigung in unterluz
6urgsbaft genommen, neil is gum
9sburtstag pe5 SaiIsrs ironiiGe Ar=
tttel gebra9t batten.
Die beige Staatsantpaltf9dft bat
binter benz flii9tigen Or. Seq 8nopf,
einem 9eutI9 : Qmsritaner, einen
Stedbrief erlafen. Gr lit pe9en Der
bre9ens gegen bas feimenoe 2eben be-
reits gu einem Sabre 3u6t6aus psrurz
t6eilt, uno 3uoem i3peben perI9teosns
anbere Qntlagen gegen IGN.
Morgen lit Der neunte SaRrestug ocs
Sooes oss &ronprin3en Ruoolp6 bon
Setrei6. @ie aGid6rli4, bat aud
biesmal &aiIer Dilbelm einen &ran5
fir ben @artOpbag in Der aapu3inerz
@ruft geIauOt. Quf Der @4kife ite4t
bic 8i6mune: .Geinem treutn 6reuu=
be, &aiTer 0ilbeIm Der 3peite."
Der gpei6stag belt Ii9 LANCE BEL
gerat6unq beg @ebaltes bes Stats
@etrstdrs Der 9oit, Generals b. Bob
bielsfi auf. 9dfelbe tpuros beanItun=
bet, Bis Der 9enerul 3ufugen iiber BIZ
perIe Reformen i'm POItpefen gegeben
battle. Durunter befiuOst iia bic Grz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31
SGs Gubr elmer umuliidliden G6c.

Gana 0 Barrie. R.z0., %. sSaz
nuar. - Der 40 Sabre alte Rorman
9rOoman bon bier erifoB ieine 5rau,
BON nsl6er er lett 3pei @o9en qez
trennt lsbte; Die Shat puroe i'm 6auIe
BON 61. g. 9eqinger in S6Qronz
Springs 6egangan, mo 6ruu 8rooz
man lid pOritbergebeno auf6ielt, um
in Babe Cauerno rad i6rer frii6eren
5eimat6 in Canada 3uriid3ute6ren.
Das Paur le6te lett ldngerer 3ett in
ungliifli6er @6e unb 6Qtte ii6 i6on
mebrere W}aIe getrsnnt. 6euts frii6
fu6r 8rooman Dor benz 8eainqer'i6en
6auie Dor, UNI feline 6rau gu bepegen,
pieber gu inn 3uriid8ufebren; bod
na3 elmer tur3en l1nterreDung in mel
der Die 5rau IS abIebnte, nieDer nit
i'm gu leben, feuerte 8ropmdn 3pat
S9Iife auf Die Webrloie a6; bic 3uz
geln orangen Oiefer in Die 8ruit, unb
iie peri4ieo balo nah6er.
9rcoman I9oB aud 9elin9er, op6
atng Die &u9el febl. Gr fubr oann ouz
pon, purOe aber bon mebreren entriiz
iteten Ru6barn berfolgt, uno oieIe
fanben i'm in Der 8e6auIung ieines
8ater5, gtslion 8rooman, in ifer6enz
Dem 3uItanoe. @r bate. i9 in bic
8ruit gei6ohen unb mar befpuBtlos.
Seine @erfpunOung lit oerartig, ouB
er ni4t nit benz 2eben oapon tommen
lam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31

Rennbpote, nod OiItan3en ii6er 120C
Weter erlaubt. Der 8aiIer IteIte ben
ltnterri6t8 zMiniTter $4,000 Wturt gun
8erfiigung fir Qntauf zines 8aher:
luufes, zines 8ootbauIeS uno oer
8oote uno perIpra6, jdbrli4 3pei
GbrenpreiIe fir pas I6neQite Boot
unD ben Stub nit Den beiten Grfol9en
aus5uIeBen.
Sene gift d. Moroge@
9i6ten aus CHINA.
Die iiber 2onOon oon Slangbai
aus per6reitete Na6riht, DaB ni6t nur
Der Bel SIimo g~egeniibar Siaz5I6ou,
an Der n0roli6en Settle Der glei4nd=
mioen 8udt gelegsn, allf Poit2n tie
fenoe oeutI6e Seeioloat S6ul5 BON
G6ineien erT9lagen pOrDen lei, ionz
bern DAB au9 Die 4bIOiungsmannz
I6aft, pel6e S9uI3's Qti4e fano,
na6ber BON elmer Rotts 3ineiii6sr
7anatifer n~isbergemu6t poroen lei,
nirD bier fir polItdnoig unbegriinOet
anoeIeben. 8ereits bel Der erIten Wtelz
ounq BON Der angebli9en Grmoroung
oes S6ul3 puroe oarauf btngepieI en-,
bah bic Queqe, aus pel6sr Die Wtelz
Dung Itammte, un3uperlGIIig lei.
Den Ganofarten, pel6e jiingit an
bic Mitglieoer bes Rei6stageS pers
tbeilt ipuroen, lit gu entne6msn, boB
Der an Der SiaozSf6ouz8ai an
0euti9lano a6getretene 8eItB aus Der
n0roli6en unD IiiDliden 9dlbinfel uno
Der Bal beftebt. Die nOrOliGs 6al6s
tnieG lit bier Wtal 10 groB, ais Die lib
li6e. Die beutT6e Sntere1en=Spbdre
oe6nt Ii9 iiber einen &reis aus, be1en
Rubius so 8ilometer groB 1T, unb be-
9reift Die gr0Beren StGote &idO, 9IimO
unb Spboutz@bOenb in ii6.
Sur Jung Der
S6ptn0u6
Or. MiibTam beri6tet, Dab bic 4nz
nenounQ Der 80ntgen'Ifsn Strablan
Bel S6ieren, tpeI6e nit S9pinoTu6tsz
8uciIen getmpft tporDen rparen, cine
mobltbGtige 8irfung ausiibe. Sn
6GQsn, in tpelfen Die Strdblen ni9t
anQeipanot purben, Harden bic Sbiere
penige Sage na9 Der Smpfung, pGbz
renb lie BEL Qnipenoune berislban me1=
rere Mondte lebten. G5 miro in meoiz
5inii6an &reiien nidt fir ratbiam gez
balten, aus pbtgen 8eoba4tungen Die
Spffnung gu bsDu3iren, DAB aud
menI9li6e WeIen, rpel9e On S6pinbz
Tu9t leioen, bur9 QnpenOung Der
RDntgenI6en Strabler gebetlt Ober
odB ibr 3uItanb gebsiIert iperben lam.
Die 8srlinsr 8eh0rben IteGIen in Qbs
reoe, buB 9rofefor DR.. So3's neue8
Subertulin ii9 als pertbDpG erptefen
bat. Na9 neunmonatli9en 8erIu4en
bat 9rof. Or. 2eDben nit benz Suberz
fulin BEL bsr9ebanolung onS3pinoz
fi9tioen feline befsren 8eiultdte err
aielt, als Bel Den ionit iibli9en Be-
banoluneszM et6oben. Qu6 Or. 9uz
Der, Der on Sbieren nit Dem neuen
Su6ertulin erperimentirte, 1T auBer
Gtanbe qetpeIer, oieielben troB 6duftz
ger 4pplitation uno itarfer DOZEN Der
Qpmpbe gegen Qnitedung unsmPFdngz
li9 gu MAIDEN.
Gin ueIIbes en- nil
6elm 8ismdrd.
Seute @6eno perlautet ba6ier, buB
in 8Dniggberg Elm Sue1 5ntf6en
benz 9rafsn DiIbelm b. gismurt,
benz a~tpsiten Sobra bes 5Irften 8isz
mard, Sberl9rGIibenten Der PrObin5
OfspreuBsn, unb benz SbsrsprGIiz
btaIrutb Or. Mau6a9, Dem Ste1per>
treter bes Ober=prdIiDenten, itattgez
funbsn babe. Der 2ebtere fpa Dertpuns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31
Gr1ift.

Wtlpdutes, %. Sdnuar.
9eitern QbeHb fanoan Wthuel Sell
6aus unO Qlois Mletter, 3pei 4nitreiz
der. our9 @iuutbmen BON 9o6lengas
ibren 5oo. Sic butten in elmer 8rdues
rel gum 3r0dnen BON S6eqadanItri9
Elm 9Ol5to5lenfeusr ungemd6t. Mebz
rere 4rbeiter Ger 8ruuerei Iino infolge
Oes @tndtbmens Der t0otliGen Sale
i9per ertrdRtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31
S6euBli6rs Scrbre6ru elmer Struls
hCnbauDC,

0ilzGttp, pa, %. 5anuar. -
0G6rsnO Der leBten gta9t purOe Elm
entIeBlihes 8er6refen an einem jun
Gen WGO6en, Rumens Sable 6offz
mann, begangsn. Die 4erm7te, Sod
ter zines 5armers in Utica, R.s9.,
mar, oa Der 2eBtere cine 6amilie BON
u6t &inoern gu erndbren BAT, bierber
Qefommen, I'm cine SteQunq gu III
den. Sbre 8]emiibungen maren jebo6
erfolglOs geblie6en. unO als Iie qeitern
Qbeno ipGt cine in Der 0G6e DerStdotz
gren3e pObnenoe 6amilie uuIu6eu
fpoqte, pur6s iie Don elmer 9dnOe
StroI6a i~iberfaqen. bic ie ergriffen H..
iih Giner mad Dem Nnberen an Dem
pebrloier W}Go6en ber9inqen. 0as
unglijdlihe Opfer puroe IpGter Don
Der Poli3ei in einem MISREPRESENTATION
3uitdnDe auf Der StraBe uufgefunOen.
W}ebrere Der S6urten purben 6eute
per6aftet uno ioentifi3irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31
h16una Der isBt oanaLiA unaureiaen

bO6ung Der jsBt gGn3li6 un3urei6en=
ben @sbdltsr Der 2anobrieftrdger.
8on gut unterri6tster Settle piro
gemsloet, Die bsuti6e 8egierung babe
Da8 alleinigs Rsft quf oa5 BON Dem
Qpotbster Otto Sempsl in 8ieoa neu
erIunoer: S6ieBpulOer erpor6en.
9afielbe IoQ iib our6 pouitdnoig,
Granddaughter unp Q6peien6sit BON
8iidTtdnoen au53ei6nen, BEL OemIelben
gutsffett nun 2I3 rer ieBi9en 2ooung
crforcern unO nun einen iebr geringen
&ndQ er3euden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31

NO6 cine LANCE 3eit itebt S6nen bebor, bieIeG6en
81 p%erlpenben II. 81 gebr1u6en. llno tpenn 0teie5
add ni6t Der San pGre, piroen Sic it6 osnnoa be-
nube gs3pungen fubIen, gu taufeu - unO o;eieiz
ben auf3u6spabrsn - uno Oann frub fein, iolds8uaz
rem BEL Der Sano gu BADEN. 9o4 IeIten - unb gar
gu Ielten t0nnen Saufleute gu
25t. hia 3Or. nt1f 0Flt 9nllnr
p%srfaufen. @sltsn limb iot6e 8ele9en9eiten - Die
Gin1i6tspo1en, bic Spuriamsn, 0iejeni9sn, tpelds
bic 3utunft i'm Nuge BADEN, ergreifen O%ieIelben nit be-
ionberem Gifer. 9er lit cine barte, einfofs, taIts
9batia6s. 0a5GeIO perOretfo4t ii6, ia, man6maL
perOterfobt Ii6 bufelbe!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31

H~..49H%49HA%%
0irften mir 36nen einsn tleinsn 8atb ert9eis
len, 9sitiBt ouf LANCE Grfa9run8en? @roBartig in
jeOer 9e3iebung iinO bic gu boFen 41ramioen auf8sz
b3uften g3eite. 8enug fir QUs. 0o6 piTsn Sic,
Dab
biz ErIte Ans1uabl Die beTtr
1T, uno mas t0nnte einbrut5poQer ietn, as bic Gr~
tenntniB, OaB @er308erun9 9teidIom cine psrlorens
gO(osne @elegen6eit lit? 0eshal6 Dor alien 0ingen
= tOmmt ~fra63eitj8. llnO penn SIR niat bic Griten
iein t0nnt, 10 tommt 10 frij6, pte Sbr t0nnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31
@nffIdrung ilbcr cim MnrogrBrimniB
if Nciu=E Orleans.

Nep Orleans. %. Sdnuar.
- 9ls 92hsimniB, peIfes Die in eli
mem Softer gefunOsne Qei9e zines
Munnes umgub uno Isit IA 3agen Ger
bieIigen 9pIi3ei 10 piel 8ppf3srbre6en
b~sreitet BAT, lit enoli6 gel0it. Der
@rmorDate 6:iBt RoIario Guiimano.
Der MorD geI6ub in pieier StaOt.
8ioento Q33ariqa, Der Battle Guiimaz
Dor, lit Der Shat peroGdtig. Sn Ell
mem Ssnsmen!fluIe in cer Nd6: oes
frun30iii6en Marttes purDe oer0torb
Oollbra6t. 433uriGa i6nitt, 10 beiBt
es, isinem Spfer ben 6al5 ub uno
beraubte i'm UNI isine 8uarI6aft Don
$500, nit neLhsr GuIimaro auf Der
3iifxiie nd6 Der italieniiGen 6eiz
matb ii9 befano. Die 2ei6e purDe in
einen Softer gepudt uno in rem &anul
geporfen. 0as S6iffsbiQet, tpel9es
Guitmaro fir feline lleberfu6rt I9on
gel0it bate, Dertaufte Der MOroer an
einen anoeren SStaliener, Der jeBt an
Steue css Sooten auf Dem 9ampf:r
Britannia" nu4 Sicilien fdbrt. DIR
ongeblife MOrber ioq Iia an 8orO
oes 9umpfers rGreOle" auf Der 6abrt
na9 Nepzgort befinbsn. Gs iino
@Orbereitungen getrpffen, UNI am
Mtontag, an tpel6:m Sage er in 9enz
gort fGnig lit, ben MorbgeieIsn marin
IN gmpfung gu nebmen.
= Sn philadelphia itdrb i'm 70. 2ez
bensjdhre Or. SbeOp6iIu5 pdrDin,
PrOfefor Der 9eburtsbulfs unD Qe6rer
fir 6rduen= unb &tnbsrtrantheiten an
benz nSefferIpn Meoical @ouege." @r
1T 0erfaHer mehrerer asi6dbterWerfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31

- Sn Cos Qr9eIs5, Sal, itur6 i'm
78. Qebsnsidbre StepEsn 6. Softer. Elm
alter QnfieoIsr ienes Stautes, oer1849
CUR 3eit 0es s8OIofiebers" mad Galiz
fornisn fam, einmal Wapor Der aez
ndnnten Stuot unb aud @taatgIenaz
TOR gepefen mar. gr mar in Maire
gsboren, bate bus gaIs : Gonege u6z
~IoIpirt unb mar gu elmer s3ett profeIz
Tor am pWteDicdl college" in Netpz
Orleans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31
Mu5 0eutihtonb
Der 6eporte6enOe 2Sa6fGampf
Grfucitcrun9 ScS SpalitiunSred)te
iul Bic SSablparplc Der SU5iai=
ocntpfrntcn icin.

QusfdQe Der 9enpFen i'm ReihSid9e
gegen ben &di1er uno bic Rsgte@
run3. - 8orbersiturgsn fir BUS
2tdtunopier5i8er SubiIdum. =
2iebtneft'5 GntIoTung aus Der
9uFt. - Die 3orneser8iiiIs Der
Barrier greTe ii6er Miniiter BON
Billions GrflGrung be3iigii4 Der
4ffaire 0repfus erregen 9eiterteit.
-8i5mart's Sob fir Den &aiIer.
- 8scipro3itat5 ltntsr6onolunz
gen nit oen Ser. Siadten pieosr
i'm Stoden. IL RuoerIpDrt auf
6eu+IAsr Gr4F+ it1cu
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-21
Of The MANY Good Things
WE CARRY

Christmas Turkey. Geese and
Ducks; English .uu. Puecing in
cans; Dunklee's Celery Savory;
Celery Salt and Celery Mustard;
Michigan Preserves in sluss must
be pure as the laws o! Michigan
will allow nothing che; Honey
Dew Preserves in cans; Dinner
Party Jams; Fresh Oysters, the
finest ever received at FLORENCE;
Imported Olives in glass; Durkee's
Salad, Jocky Club and Heinz
Dressing; Cross d Black
wells Chow, and Heinz McLar-
ems Cheese in iars-Roqueford
and Swiss; Anchovy Paste; Var
mouth Blouter Paste; Russian
Caviar Grabs, CLAIMS and Lobsters;
complete stock of Salt and
Smoked Fish; Finnin-Haddies,
Halibut, ETC.; French Peas and
Mushrooms; complete stock OF
the Battle Greek Sanitarium Foods,
sole agents for the same. Your
Xmas dinner will not be complete
without good coffee-selling agents
for the celebrated Chuse q San
born's Coffees and Teas. Smok-
ers, we have Cigars for Xmas al
500 to S1.O0 box; space will moi
permit further quotations.
Thanking the good people o,
Florence for their kind and liberia
patronage for the year 1898, ane
wishing you Merry Xmas and
Happy New Year, we are trul,
YOURS, JoNCo oNN "
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-21

The Denver papers seem to be
somewhat devidcd in opinion on
tho recent gold strike in the
Greenhorn range. The Post
seems to think that there is more
of n fake than reality in the mat
ter, while the morning papers give
very encouraging reports of the
prospect. We hope the Post is
away off.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-21

If there is one feature of the
statutes now included in the Colo
RADIO code that should be revised
rather than another, it is the law
relating to the present method OF
voting. 1t is said that a bill has
already been drafted simplifying
the ballot, and it should be passed
by the general assembly with a
rush,
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-21
away off.

Parties who visited the goldfields
at Dawson City yesterday report
excitement at fever heat. 1t is
said that new streets are being
laid out in the town site and that
Main street is being graded. Most
people, however, are very conser-
vative in expressing opinions in
regard to the value of the strike.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-21
The practice of Germany to see

The practice of Germany to see
that her soldiers are vaccinated
every four years, has resulted as
statistics show in very small per-
centage of smallpox in the kaiser's
army. As precautionary measure
it should be adopted by every
family in the city.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-21

The famous brand of Yellow
stone whiskey is known, liked,
celebrated and drank the world
over. A sight of it makes the
mouth water.
Sold at the Club saloon opposite
D. & r. q. depot. 41tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-21
Rio 0rande's Holiday Rates.

Tiaket 4 will. ha.qpld .esseee-. ses.a
points in Colorado and New sx. Ns.sSo zss' rs
ais.f5r, y; Jan. /, '99; final limit
Jan. 4, '99.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-21

w. J. Daniels makes one of the
tnest disinfectants, on the market,
get bottle, fumigate your house
and guard against infectious
diseases. 66-4
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-05-15
Los ANGELES llFRA1D SUNDAY MORNING. MAY IS 1898

worth the attention of a millionaire; OF
diggers throwing down nuggets to pay foi
dram; of pipes lighted with check OF
sandwiches lined with bank notes. A Ia
vorite recreation of the digger on his pleas
ure trips was to get married. A bride was
not difficult to discover, who permitted
herself on short notice to be adorned with
snowy silks and driven in an equipage as
fine as the circumstances permitted to a
bridal which, in many cases, bound them
together only during good pleasure. -
From my Life in Two Hemisphere" by
Sir Charles Goran Duffy.
The Wide World Magazine is the title
of a new, handsomely illustrated monthly
of English origin. The keynote of the mag
azine Is printed on the cover: "Truth is
stranger than fiction" There will be nc
fiction in the publication, but the plain
straightforward narratives of well known
travellers, explorers and others. The pic
lures are all photographers, exact repre-
sensations of events or of things which have
actual existence. The publishers ask en-
plorers, military and naval officers to send
photographs and text. The American
agents for this interesting magazine is the
International News company of New York
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-05-15
The Literature of japan

There seem to be three ideas which per-
wade all general works on Japan-apology
for the past, and glorious prediction for
the future. To the western world Japan s
past Is but little known, her present is re-
Elected in the newspapers and periodicals.
OF the day, her future may in part be read
between the lines of the present.
Volumes have been written about Japan.
Yet SO far no comprehensive history of the
people, their literature and arts, has APP
peared In the English language. Japan is
most interesting and valuable field for
some Grote or Motley of the day.
The difficulty of translation from Japan
csc is great. In the first place, the language
Is an agglutinative one, and consequently
hard for a westerner to acquire. The poetry
is one of form, and does not possess, except
II, the drama, remarkably deep thought or
feeling. There are, besides, many plays
upon words which cannot be transferred
into foreign tongue. The best prose tales
and chronicles, which belong to the oldest
or classical literature, are written in dia-
lect differing as widely from the Japanese
now spoken as the language of Homer diff
fers from the Romaic of today.
1t is not making too bold an assertion,
therefore, to say that the available trans
lations fall far short of the merits ofthe
originals; so much so that the western
reader is apt to underestimate the true
value of this literature.-Joselyn 2. Smith
in Lippincott's.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-05-15
g ENQJDWNW g

The marvellous remedio-treatment that 10
used at the Hudson Medical Institute, tho
great white building at the corner of Ellis.
Market and Stockton streets. San Fran
cisco, CAL, has saved thousands upon thou
sands from all the horrors that you are af-
ficted with, and your case is by no means
too far gone. 60 there or write and ask
for circulars and testimonials about this
grand remedy. Why, In thirty days you
won't know yourself and no matter wheth-
er you have got kidney liver or bladder
trouble; whether you have had a bad case
Of blood poisoning and have a face and q
body covered with bad pimples and blotch-
es, or whether you are run down and unable
to perform the big functions of nature-it
will be all the same to those wonderful
physicians. You ask what they will do for
you! They will cure you and make white
man Of you.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-05-15

regular army now have bicycles, with
trained riders, as permanent fixtures:
many militia regiments are similarly
equipped, and it is believed by foreign and
American soldiers Of high rank that within
its limits the bicycle will be quite as useful
as the horse. and far more trustworthy
Golfers Weekly
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-21
Death Of hrs. Paul Dillingham;.

Julia Carpenter Dillingham; died at her
home in Waterbury Thursday afternoon
She was born in Waterbury December 8,
1912, and for some years has been the
oldest living resident born in the village.
Her father, Judge Carpenter, was the
first and for time the only LAWYER in
Waterbury.
In 1882 Miss Carpenter was married
to Paul Dillingham; at one time represen-
tative to Congress from Vermont and la
ter governor Of the State, who died at
Waterbury in 1891 at the age of 90
years. Of their FIVE children all survive
save Maj. Edwin Dillingham;, who was
killed at the battle of Winchester in
1864. Col. Charles Dillingham; now re.
sides at Houston, Texas. Mrs. Matthew
H. Carpenter, the widow otthe late Sena-
tor Carpenter OF Wisconsin, lives in Mil
waukee ex-Gov. w. P. Dillingham; has
passed his life in Waterbury; and Frank
Dillingham; is now United States consul
at Auckland, New Zealand.
Mrs. Dillingham; was woman Of the
most beautiful Christian character,
whose life has always been identified in
quiet but effective way with all that
was best in the social and religious
growth of Waterbury. She and her hus-
band were original members of the
Methodist society established at Water
bury in 1888. and were thereafter
throughout their lives among it's most
Jealous members.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-21
Old Fashioned Fair.

On Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week comes the tenth annual "old fash
toned fair" at Lyndonville and this ex-
Libition always attracts large crowd
from st. Johnsbury and vicinity. Many
of the horses that appeared on the st.
Johnsbury track last week will be seen
at Lyndonville and the races promise to
be close and exciting. The daily caval-
cade of stock will be led by the beautiful
French Coach horses from Speedwell
Farms and this parade is one of the
most interesting features of the whole
fair. Music will be furnished by the
Lyndonville Band OF % pieces and the
attractions include fancy bicycle riding
by Harry Perrigo of St. Johnsbury, aero
batic and traptze work in front OF the
grand stand and the regular athletic con-
tests of the boys. The fair from st.
Johnsbury and return is IS cents and the
mail and accommodation trains will
op at the Fair Ground.