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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-31
The West Virginia University.
Barbour Democrat.

ton Of interest there is the Univer
sity.
For many years this great school
was looked upon as a place intend
ed only Cor the sons of rich men.
But gradually that idea has been
dispersed, until now over 600 stu
cents are enrolled, many of whom
are fighting their way along with no
visible outside assistance.
The greatest progress the Univer-
sity has ever known has been since
DR.. Jerome IL. Raymond took charge
of it as president.
Dr. Raymond seems to have the
undivided support of the faculty and
students of the school, and, we sin
cerely believe, deserves it. He is ae-
tive, Jealous for the interests of the
institution, and has added many
new and attractive features to the
work.
1t would be quite impossible to
speak OF the great work in detail,
but we can sincerely insist that our
young men and women make serious
mistakes when they leave this state
for an education, while the superior
advantages are offered in our Uni
versity.
The law department has so much
increased in number that student
of few years since is almost dumb
founded when he is told that the
class this year numbers more than
one hundred and twenty-five
The success of the school is built
upon the good work it has been do
ing through the tireless efforts of the
instructors, and the ability shown
by its graduates.
The department at the University
which seemed to us to be making the
greatest progress-while in no way
do we mean to disparage or speak
slightingly of other departments-is
the biological.
Dr.. Hartigan spent many years of
hard study and the closest applica
ton to the subject of biology in its
many phases, under some of the
greatest scientists in the world, be-
fore entering upon his duties at
the University, and since that time
his labors have been unremitting.
Possessing physique and capacity
for hard work which few men have,
at an early age he has taken rank
in the scientific world and accom-
plished more than most men attain
or accomplish in lifetime.
This department is equipped with
all the modern appliances and APP
paratus for imparting instruction.
The course given by DR. Hartigan
covers the whole field of biology,
and the student is given opportuni-
ties and advantages here which he
can have nowhere else. being so close
ly associated with and directed in his
work by his instructor So well is
this work done that the best medi-
cal schools and colleges which re-
ceive men from the University speak
in the highest praise of their pre-
vious training, and give these stu
dents credit for their work here for
similar work in their courses.
The apparatus of most interest to
visitors, and perhaps also to the
students, is projection microscope
and \ ray machine. Quite a great
deal of work has been done this year
in the photography of microscopic
objects and in the making of ski
graphs with the crooks tube.
Special attention is also being
given to bacteriology and histology
and their application to other sci
ences.
No school in the country has a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18

Sur m d<W} { m L
feier. = Der 9ldn fir cine Dem
groBen Staatsmdnne 8ismurd Mir
bige 9eoentfeier 1T ~enttpprfen poroen,
unb 9r. Sobn 9. @Gerbrod, Der 8rGz
Iioent Des .&riegerbunbss," pirb einen
Qufruf an ale 8areine, 2ogen uno
Srgdniiationen su elmer Mafenber>
Iammlung in Gaine's 5aqe am 6rei=
tag, ben &c. 4uguft, erlaFen, peldsr
isoer Oeuti6e 8ultimore's 6eippbnen
foGte. 9as General gomite, beite6enb
aus ben $50. Grnft S9meiBer, 60.
3aine, @opIpb @iQing, 6einri9 u.
8oie, Murtin Meperoird, 2ouis
Oietri9 unb Satob &lein, bielt geitern
Q6enb cine lGngere SiBung i'm priz
pat 8iireau bes 6rn. 6. 9faine, in
rel9er Elm poaitGnOiger plan fir bic
6eier enttporfen puroe; pieIer@ntpur
ion Der 8eriammlung am 5reitag, ben
26. 4uguIt, untsrbreitet peroen.
@ompagnie 3 Der be
r il + mten Baltimore Some
g D ga pel6e bei'm 4usbru9
Oes &rieges nit Spanien aug MitgIiez
bern bss .Me6anics' @r6ange 6i16z
ina Clubs" refruttrt parO fir ben
13ped Der @ertheibigung Der G6eIa7
peatezgui, unD Den grobartigen PlaR
erIdnn, bic MdrnldnDer 4uiternflotte
nit Qufternf9dalen gu bepan3ern, UNI
nDt6igsnfaGs ben 0Ons e~rfolgrei3
entge9sntreten gu tDnnen, piuO am
Sonnta9, ben 81. Quguit, i'm Camp
oer@ompagnie gu Curtis Greet, 4nns
Qrunbelz@ountp,' cine grobartige5rie>
bensfeier be%ranifalten. @s perDen feuE
rige Geoen gsbalten tperoen I6er Die
6~eloent6aten, rpel9e bic Gpmpdgnie
nit Der Quiternflotte Bate periben
fDnnen, rpenn bic Spaniolen ibr nur
cine @elegenbeit geboten bdtten. Der
8efe6l gum GrIdeinen gu Der 5rtez
Densfeier lit i. S. 9efe, @apitdn, uno
S.8s6rens, comman0irenoer General
M1jor, unterseidnet. 3uglei4 fetert
aud Der r6iibingsGlu Iein 5. Sttf>
tungsfeit.
Sir bic 8erdnberungen
m aGten 3olGamte limb Die
folgeHosn 6OrDerungs angebute ein@
gerei6t poroen: Mdlter 6. 8urnbdm,
1897; g.. SO. WinOr, $685.; 8. 6.
Simpler. $1119.60; g. g. Wsrner,
$1265; 9ebr. WOrrotp, 1888; %. 8.
porter u. So6n, $1334.27; 6. 3.
prefton, $1490; @barles $. Sbutt,
$1493; $. 8. MObr, 1924; Spid@
nan, Dhtte Ii. Co., $2070.75. 3oG>
einnsbmer Stone bat bic 4ngabots Dem
S8asumtsietretGr CUR Gensbmiguna
mad 8aiAingtOn sslan0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18
bad Sruti9lanO abgefaBrcn.

Sine groBe 3obl &eiienoer be9leot lt4
3ur Gr6olung no4 Der alien 9el>
mut6. - 4nOere5 BON Gee uno9az
fen.
Der 2lopo : 9ampfer n0linhen"
trot aeItern nit II 8ajiitenz uno go
3nif6enoeds : 9aFagieren Die 9eime
fabrt na6 8remen an. Die &oliiten=
8diIuoiere nuren Sr. &arl Mii6leiien
nebIt @uttin uno 8inOern, 9r. 8.
Raa6e uno Fri. 81. 6rti9 BON 8dltiz
more, 6r. 8Obert 6. See BON 8aIhz
inoton, Fri. Bertha 6o6n BON Soto
ria, O., 6r. 9einri4 6rtet6 DON Na@
poleon, 8.
Wie i6on qeiterp BON r0euti6e1
GorreIponoepten" bemertt pdro, retit
6r. &arl MiibleiIen na9 0euti4z
lamb, UNI in Berlin Die 9ef3Gftsfi3z
runa Der oprtigen nMergenthaler
SeBmai6inen : Sabrtt" gu iibernebz
men. Sr. Miibleiien 1T Elm Biirt@
tem6erQer BON 9eburt uno fam Dor
unoefGbr neun Sa6ren mad Imerttd.
8dlo nd9 ietner Nnfunft trat er in
bic MergentbaIerf4e 6abrit Elm, uno
feit bier Sa6ren NOR er 8eI4Gftsletter
berIsl6en. 6r. Mii6leifen uno 5az
mile puroen bon 9rn. Sttmur W&erz
oent6aler uno Satin uno So9ter,
6rn. 6rieori4 Mergentbaler, 9rn.
Wilbelm 6opfnagle, Mai6iniIt Der
DISQUALIFICATION 6abrit, 9rn. u.
Stein, 8u66ulter Der 6dbrit, 6rn,
@uIfup 8reBi9mer, 9uItor Sulius
6ofmunn uno berf6ieosnen MitgIie=
bern oes Se6niter : 8ereins an 8orb
oss 0umpferS geleitet. 5rau Seer
gent6aler i6erret9te 5ruu Mu6lstfen
bei'm 46i9ieoe Elm pra9tbOues Blu
menbouquet. @6e 6r. Mibleiien ieiz
nen neuen Wirtungstreis in Berlin
iibernimmt, piro er 5reunbe II. Ser
panbte in Stuttgart 6eiu4en.
Sn Bremen angelangt.
Der Qlopo : 0dmpfer Dresden"
langte geItern Morgen ingremsr6dDen
an. Dor IA Sugen ging Der OampFer
nit elmer 6etrd3tli6eD 3dbl 8aItimoz
rer Don bier a6.
8risftrGger ais SegGer.
Sine a8ttGgige @ergniigungsfubrt
mad Ntlantic Gttp trateD geftern UNI
9efG6r 20 8rieftrGger uuf Dem S9oOz
ner ,Step6er Gbaie" Dor PearIOn's
@erfte an Bottom unb Qlice Qnnftr.
aus an. Der 6erren tperoen in gprz
fplf, On point Gomfort unO anoeren
8lGBen an Der @beiapeate : Bal bot
ii6~erae6eno anlegen. Die 9eieqi6dft
befe6t aus ben fplgeEoen8rtsftrdgern
bic fi4 Dor 5pei Sa9ren als Der So4t>
Club Der 8rieftrGger" incOrporirten;
Surrp SrDing, 9eErp Qucas, Senrp
8u6sbdum, Sobn GrnIt, 5urrp 6rif9,
:. 6. MurelunO, 6. s. Saotler, 9arz
m 8epans, Nm. 8rGmer, @eOrg 2es
mis-, Seq @lart, GariOn 9arOep uno
Qouis 5ar.
Strttenbe Mutroen n.
Ser britii6e OdmpFer .Mpntgpz
merb" qing gsIsrn nit elmer 2aoun9
@etreioe fir 4ntperpeR bon bier ab;
o6er als Der OdmpFer in bic 8ai bin=
einFubr, rp<igerten Ii4 brei Sei3er, gu
ar6eiien, uHO Der @dPitdn mar sez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18
An Die oSe(er.

9eri0nen, peI6e bic Stabt pdbrenO
Der Commemorate DerlaKen, tOnnen
beE rDeutiden gOrreipOnbenten" per
Poit 8usei9idt erbaIten. He9t5eitise
QameLoung Der &Orefe fir ben @Om=
ller, ebenfO bes etpaigen 8e8ieIs bsrz
fc!!hen, finb i'm Snterefe Der 2efer eli
tpiini9t, UNI ilnterbre4ung in Der gu
fenbuno beg glattes All terbiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18

8aItimprer ais Qebensz
retter. 81. 8. 8lanb, Elm 8altiz
mprer STUDENT, pel4er fi9 in ben
Qoirorbads auf Dus 6er6it : @rumen
Der g6arbaro11niDaritGt" bor6ereitet,
aei6nets Ii9 DOR einigen Sagen Dur6
cine 6elDenthat aus, pel6e i'm zines
glei9en 2obes, ais fir bic Ndtionulz
beloen, Diirotq ma9t. s3pei iunoe
Oumen unterna6men cine 1ubrt auf
benz 8eaper=See, Der &d6n f6luQ um,
fiate Ii9 nit Wa6er unD iunt unter.
9as Wafer mar iebr tief uno bic @ntz
fernung bonn ufer cine grobe. 8eioe
iungeOamen 6Gttem ieOenfaQs elm nal
les @rab gefunDen, rpenn ni6t 6r.
8lanb ii6 unDer3iiglt3 in bic 6lut6en
geItir5t uno bic Mdo9en na9 groBen
Qnitrengungen Ii9er ans Qano qez
bra9t Edtte. 6r. 8lano pp6nt in Nr.
zoos, MarplanozQ benue.
Setnen fe9sunbfinf3tgz
ten 9eburtstag feierte geitern
Der 6etdnnte Reituuruteur 9r. Carl
S6neiOer. Sbglei6 nur iebr psniqe
ieiner 6reunoe OaDon puBten. rpur0e
es our9 cine berrli9e 8lumenipenoe
bes 6rn. @eorg Sucro ie6r balO BE-
tannt, unb 6r. S6netoer bepirtbete
feline 8etannten, nun, pie nur Elm
S6neioer lie bepirtben tann. 9r. 6.
@6neiOer fam por 80 Sabren nu9
Baltimore uno iiberndhm cine feline
Wirtbi9aft an Der QibertpitraBe, bon
no er na9 ieinem beutigen 2otdle 5og,
ous er i'm 2nufe Der 3eit gu einem Der
beIfen PlGbe nit 0a4gurten, &egelz
babnen u. I. m. umgebuut bat, 10 Dab
beute ,S6nieOers" gu ben betapntez
ten unb beiu4teiten Orten i'm Ulittelz
punt Der Staot geb0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18

gu 8rabe gebra6t.- Die
iroii9e 6uqe Der am Montag i'm
iugenoti6en Otter BON % SSa6ren b3rz
itorbensn 5rau Muggie 0Orr, Satin
bes 6rn. @eorg 90rr, purDe geItern
Na9mittag 4 llbr unter Sablrei9er
8et6iligurg bon QeiOtrageroen Dom
SrauerbaltIe, gr. 1889, Neit GroBz
StraBe, aus na9 Der Baltimore Sc
meterp" iibergefibrt, UNI Ouielbit Dem
S9ooBe Der @roe iibergeben gu perz
ben. 9ru4tboqe 8lumenIpenoen be-
beften ben Sorg Der 9a6tngeI6iebez
men, tpelfer 8uitor q. 6eiier bon Der
2. englii9en lut6. Stride an Der 2omz
6urbzStraBe einen tparmen, 6er3li6sn
0a6ruf piomete. DIS 8abrtu9trdger
fungirten Die $50. %. Sbdnt8, @ulter
9ottee, G6as. 9unsteq, SEQ. Bennett,
sSSD6n 0ppn uno 0m. 80nig. 6rau
ODrr purbe an 10. DECEMBER 1879
n8altimore>goun ge6oren uno oerz
6eirat6ete Iib i'm Sanuar 1890 nit III
rem nunme6rigen 0ittper, uuBer MEL
dem lie nur ibren Batter, iopte cine
S9peIter binterlGBt.
- Die 8eerDigung bes 6rn. &drl
Wieners, pel6er am Sonntag i'm Al@
ter BON II Sa6ren in ietner Dobnung,
Qr. 4O1, SiozQnnitrdBe, aus Dem
Qe6en f6ieo, funo geitern 8ormittag
80 ubr BON Der Ct. Mi9aelsz8ir6e
aus auf Dem FL. GrlOier@5rieo6oFe"
Itatt. 9ater Soispb S4norr celtbrirts
bic HeauiemzM tefe, uno ais 8dbrtu6>
trGoer fungirten bic $50. @briitOpb
Bitter, Qoren3 Softer. 8eOrg 9rlnfels
Der, So6n Go(opap, Sobn 2uB uno g.
8plb. 6r. 0ieners mar Elm PreuBe
bon @sburt. Dor AZ oydbren fam er
ols iunger Mdnn na9 Baltimore. @r
eta6ltrte Ti6 bier balD dlsSpirituoien@
SGnbler uno 6etrie6 % Sabre lang elm
Iol6es @eI4Gft in Nr. 1914, Qlics
QnnFtraBe; DOR feds Sabren ieDo4 3og
er Ii6 in ben 3u6eIt1n0 5uriif. Seine
Satin ftar6 i'm Sabre 1890. I'm tbn
trauern bier &inoer unO iieben @ntel.
Die &tnDer iinD &arl, Solep6 uro
0il6elm Dieners unO 5rdu Wtarle
9opp.
- Die Qe;8e bes am 10. Qugnit in
Butte, Montana, aus benz 2ebep gsz
i6iebenen 9rn. sSobn 3. Reeie puroe
geitern pom SuuIs ieiner S4pdgerm
6rau SObanna Steele an Der 2. aDenue,
Canton, aus auf Der Ut. Gdrmel@@es
meterD CUR leBiep Rube beitattet, Wftts
elieoer BON ben Sroen Der 1Pptblas@
Ritier,~ .6reimaurer" uno Der "Obb
6elptps4 pp9nten Dem 2et4enbegdngs
nife BEL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18

WergIftete SuderDddrer.
Die @ei6porepen in benz Snqueite
I6er bic Sobe5uria9e Der 6ruuen s..
g. Cunning unb 5. 8. 0edne, Su9z
ter oes frii6eren GongreBmitglieoes
PenningtOn, guben am 0ienitag in
9ober, Del, einsnW abrfpru9 ob, buB
bieIeIben in 5oIge bes 9enufes bon
ptrgifteten 3udernaaren Harden, uno
baB bas 9ift BON urbetannten per<
iOnli9teiten berabrei9t puroe. Der
SaQ ptro bon 9enerdlM npalt M6ite
unterfu8t peroen. @s f6sint faum
Der geringite 3peifel gu berri4en. DdB
bas Padet bon San Gran3isco abgez
fanbt puroe, benin o6glei9 Der Poitz
ftempeG bertpiI4t mar, tonnte Der Naz
men San 5rdB3isco nit Dem Mitro=
ifop oeutli6 deie6en fperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18

3fpunaen. uma1rfebren. @eItern
Ibenb lag Der 0dmpfer nod I'm ga
FEN.
Qnberes BON Seeuno
6den.
Der norpe9iI9e 9ampfer ~4laba@
ma" label bier $50 Sonnen Stabls
I9isnen fir 8lusfielbs, Hicordgud.
Der groBe brttif4e 9dmpfer
n&nig6t 8a9eIor," pel4er CUR 3elt
9etreioe luoet fir 8otterbom, miro in
ben nG8ften Sagsn sur abfubrt bersit
Iein. Del 9ampfer label iiber
100000 9ui9el @etreibe.
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Der 9emtfGe Correspondent.



wWtttelSbah : Seftiou Y1r. l"-W ontaa.
Ben -. s%lnanit, srOses boosriid,s Complimentary
Soitsieft IN HSisBHers Bart.
BlOpo'e o9tem Yart.E heater," Curtis.
Sao--Gauoepiues8 orfsauns.
r@lectric .Harf." - @ouaert, Sauoepiles
Borftsluns irotr abtno.
Saie. San. YUuton= art."-6eute Goh.
uifas 4 nAr, Baltimore qeseH souisoi1e.
CefcntIidbe parFsG 6 ruJsrts. tdsIid.
absuDs bon balb 8 bis 10 ubr.
montaas-.GliftOn.gGrLs
2itHrags-rSruio=ninzQdrt.E
AittDobs- rSRiOtrfots9dr..-
9OHneritaes - QdtterionsNart.H
Ereitags : rGarrou=Qdrt."
SouIltaos - Is eoerul=3il=9art.H
9rOpram III.
I.-9tarlG -Gotton sloHomg" bon 0un.
2-Snpertiire su .Sibter uno Bauer BON Suppe.
S.-9rosc 6antafe s3igeuHeriu" pom Sdlte.
a.-Noruet= Colo Cab 2dnQ Snne~ BON Sartmdnn,
noreetraesu bon Ben Nearslsp.
S.-pSbe tramp" BON 9nureHbeau.
Ca s9lp Glib Rsutudu @omt, @orintioreE bon
81 &baratttrifif6ts Slid .Mup gOls Soncs'
spu Sobari.
z.-SotpOurri popular garifdn 6afeS BON Sott.
GER -. u Cont 9itt no Cheap Nlan," .Son't
Set Scr 9oic Scr Mup," r1ote 9our CLOTHES
ami Co. sNlumie Ssiap, a rSiues Don Spurneo
Mtp 8plo,@ y Cont 6arc 81 Don Ieb5er
Comes Pad rootp 5 Hope Mn Gu"
F.-SHtermes3o r6orqct=Dee=Rots bon Wtacbetb.
e.-Notppurri aus Abe 2doD Slopen" bon Rerttr.
rErain 0fur Gir!s to Dance The Gdncicr, &"
r6ome 9rpu ma eOuep,' rGa6uca,+ r9eboops
otsGnoeen=Ge," ~ltuiuflt, Swintle 2ittle Slo."
Zee earHles Gittle Strife 91ith The Snipu.
can Gre" s@abps@abp,4 Abe Beautiful 6unan
SD r@iebtlc @ulcpp."
t0.-9olnnaiie rQreFoential" BON Spuia.
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staOt Baltimore.
. "a II.

Die Orioles" Tiegen ubermuIs, bieIes
M2nl iiber bic 2ouispiler. - Ser
lauf bes Spteles.
Baltimore befeftigte Ieinen 6ult an
Der Dritten Ste[Ie, inpem bic Orioles"
geltern auf Dem llnionz8 aiebaGpIabe
Die Qpuispiller mad einem i4urfen
Sample nit elmer Store" BON bier
gegen 3tpei b~eIiegten. llnierem Pit9er
McSames eebii6rt bas gr0Bte Sob,
Denn 5umeift ieiner 9epanotbeit i'm
@erfen oes Bales lit Der Sieg gu oerz
banten. Qu9 Der git9er Der 2ouisz
biIer ipielte Iebr gut, Oenn Die rOrioz
les" fonnten nur d9t Mal nit Si6erz
belt ben Ban treffen, rpG6reno tbrs
@egner Dies nur flint Mal gu StanOe
bra9ten. 5e6ler in Der eriten Snning
gaben Dem bieIigen Club 5pei rHuns,"
uno Der 9e6ler McSames' lit fir bic
Der Qouisoiuer pepdnIportli9. Sm
@an3en mar bas Spiel Elm portreffz
Tides uno bate cine grDbere 8etbeilt>
qung bon Seitsn bes publitums Der>
bient. Do9 mag bic SbutTa4e, Dub
Die ygolonels" aiemli9 am 6uBe Der
2iite. Der Glubs iteben, an Der 9lei9z
giiltigteit Der .grapts" i9ulo iein.
Die Dirt unb @eiie, in Der Der BAL
fimorer Club ieBt ipislt, bere9tigt gu
Der 9pffnung, baB feline @epunOtbett
bieIes Sa6r bur9 Die Wfeilteri4aft
aus9e5ei9net Miro, u. piiroe elm 5abl=
rei6es 9u6litum BEL benz Wettbetperbe
bic @pieler nur gu grOBeren @nitrenz
9ungen unipornen.
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. rtr n.

SUB pieOer 5ure6t, tpOrauf iid Neger
no6 1einer Wobnung bega6.
Sine 2otomotipe Der Baltimore
O6ioz@iFenbabn" rannte geitern Nt5tz
tag an Der &reu8ung Der 8dDdrOs
StraBe in einen SreO. 9eamdnn ge6Os
rigen unb pon benz Neger Sam. Chs
leb geleiteten &arren, benielben idrper
beI6Goigenb. Der DDr ben &arren ges
Tpannte Mauleiel purbe berm1Ben
perleBt, DAB bas 3bier getDOtet peroen
muBte.
Der 3ziGbrige Gbd8. McGool tpurbe
oeftern an Der 9pmburbzS traBe bur4
ben SENDER zines 8Oitpaggons nieOer~
geporFen, fam ieoo9 nit einigen lei4s
ten Dunoen i'm 8eIi6t odDon.
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Stano otr Glubs 3.
Rnht m 91tte nefnnhen

Gobt m Bette gefunben.
- g6arles Sbomas. Elm 48 Sabre al
ter Wldnn, puroe geitern Morgen in
feinem Bette in Nr. 1920. 9ummDnbs
Often, toDt dufeefunOeR unb na6 Der
Maorgue gebra6t. Gin 8lutltura mar
bic 4pbesuriQ9es
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@aMinatSa .. 9.
Sufal6rri6te aus @aiBingtun.
.9u 3pbe ber6rdnnt.

3u So0e Derbrdnnt.
Die 16siG6rfqs Qnnie @bfins BON
g&r. 1915, 9zStraBe, IorOOit, peI6e
Ij9 GIN 0ienItag QsfG6rIife 8ranoz
punOen 5u3pq, lit loren 8erIeBun9en
erle9en. 6rl. Qotins p~srbrannte an
jenem Sage i'm 6ofe Der elterli6dn
8oRnung QbTaGpdpitr, ais ibre 8leiz
Der in 8rano 9eriel6en uno tie that
Id6ItA bei I~e6snojoem 9ei6e rDIteten.
Or. Bern puroe iofort 6er6eigerufen,
bod tpnnte Oieier MIR bic lebtenStunz
ben Der llnQIiitljhen erlei6tern, bu
Der Sob unbermeiogi6 mar. ;36r 8az
ter 1T 6r. Mjlton =. NotinS, Elm Nm
geIteIter ba5 9oItumt5.
@rtrunten.
G0purb S6oemater, 81 Sabre all,
ertranf Oienitag Ra6mittug bei'm9az
ben i'm 9od Greet. Gr mar Elm Seler
fir Die 9otomac elettrti6s 2j6tzGo.
unb qiug nit me6reren N}itarbeitern
T6pimmen. Gr taufie gu perI9isoes
men MaLen in fisfem 8a6er unter,
fam a6er 5uIeBt njht mebr an bic
OberFGhe. Seine &ameraOen eiIten
t6m 3ur 6iilfe, tpunten dber nun nod
Ieinen leblpier S0rper ans Qanb
brinQen. Die 2eifs puroe rah Sees
Qei6enbeTiutturqs : GtdbIifemept ges
braht uno Coroner 8~la3ebroot Itelte
einen auf ungliidlifsn 3ufaa Iautens
ben Sobtenf9efn aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18

Wetterausi9te = 5ir
marpldno uno ben Oiftrift Columbia
Dro6enoes 8etter, sefOlgt BON Rsgens
aiiFen urpo tiblerem Mstter am Ha9=
mittGg, DerGnoerli4e 8inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18
@i6tia fir Anaeiaem Dc.

81 9lorbIaub rit.int austr benz -S,utibeh
Gorretpouotnten' teine .inIip. stutl4e 3situug.
tDel1e eia' SrMdsgr.fs beFtt, Si, i'm StaHos in,
bic SufldQe ss -9suii9en SorrsipSnstnteu' in
t~DeHieer, ais
filnf gtttnoeft
Iu bruden. Die @rsfe oes .@SrrsiSoneerttn" fam
bic auflaue iresno elmer Gnseren tSGli&sE esuts
t9sn Seituns in Dlarrlanb in
flnf Tftnutet
Hruden, fnlleE unb GbIdblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18

baltimore 90 0 0 0 0 2 4
louisville o 0 900 2 60 2
Dle5ames r9it6cr" uno Gldrtc .GOt5tr" fir Solti=
more.
cunningham s9it6trh uno 9orptrs sGutdt=" iir
Souispias.
Gmslie uuo aunt, uuparttiiide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18

;3a6nar3t &ennebD ais MOrOer BON
@meline ReDnolb5 oem8efdngniiie
ii6erpie7en. - Die 8erbdltnife
her E~rmnrnetPn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18
gpIitiid c ..

0emofraten riihrep lid. - Sp5idIbez
motraten bdben Elm Sidet nomiz
nirt. = unb bic Nsger Iinb MIDI
,,Fr,a6sr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18
Ans Dem Snnrrrn @arblanh's uuO
Gcn am !. nlrnntn Staaten.

fenbuno BEG 8lattes 3u berbiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18

Der n6iablanOtopn aspu6Iifarie
f6e Club" Pat iein neue5 Quarter an
Der 3. StraBe uno @aItern : Qpe. BE-
5ogen, unb geItem Q6enb fanb bie@inz
pei6ung Des Glubbauies itatt. 6r.
S. Goodman 9oDO 9ielt bic Ginpeiz
hunosrebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18

Die Orioles" Iiegen ubermuIs, bieIes
W1al iiber Die 2ouispiller. - Ser
lauf oes Spteles.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-18
8etlerberidlt.

Ser. 8taateu 9ScttersSureau.
SaLtimsrs, ben Ia. ausuft 1898.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-18
AUl.A y DER.

Au,ander n. c., March l7.-(S'f,ecial)
Hon. j. NJ. E1a:ly and Sheriff w. G..
Burden returned from Raleigh rhs
mNrEing. t:Tl2rim BurdTt2, trok with
h!n Mrs. Caroline Mitchell and placed
her in the trelann asylum.
Mr.. G. II. Rodgers and Mr.. Forrm II,
timber buyers for the Comp. Manufac-
turing Co, are tstiA here H., the interest
~ i'heir company.
nr. w. J. Iiarrell r:tIyirncd fI'M1H Bal
;iMpra yesterday. He went there to
carry DR.. Jno w. Taylor. from Urlon,
~ the hospital fer treatment, and
While rhe:e at:cnd,:h 4 meeting Of ply
slI,aI-r and surgeons.
Mir G. T.. Ingram. from Norfolk; w.
j. Green. from Suffolk, ana r. A. Rich
ards, fr,nt Baltimore, registered at llo-
tel Ctrlarll last n:GCct.
lh,l, pel'plc on our streets talk of
nothing but Strain and the Maine dis
is:cr, &Ird are wiling and anxious to
drend orr lationli honor We all
walt with MUM anxiety pne findings of
rhe naval court T.; inquiry. Only the
command - ':-ecdL:'l tC, start n good
marc Of our peCl5.e on the march. Mr.
James r. White. 2ra eXIConfeClsrite
F2liier who lAsa his leg in the service
iuS rendered his services tn the Wal
Department, and has secureI a large
nun dc az volunteers, who Mill follow
a; dfN moment.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-18
FELL DEAD At HERFEET
A Young Man Who Mis-
takenly Believed He
Had Heart Disease.
He Simply Scared Himself 10
Death, for His Heart Was
Sound.-What a Pity He Did
Not Take Proper Advice

A dramatic story is told of young man
In Chicago who believed he had heart dis
ease, He abstained from exercise and he
avoided excitement. He doscd himself per
sistently and imagined that only by leading
all invalid's life could he hope to keep death
Mt arms length. Ono day he suddenly met
n woman who had been associated with q
discreditable chapter In his history
My Godi my heart - cried the young
man, and he fell Mt her feet stone dead
An autopsy showed that his heart was
absolutely sound. 1t was the opinion of
the physicians that lie might have lived to
ripe old age if he had taken the prccau-
ton to consult Il competent specialist.
Tho time when n physician was laughed
at for deyoting himself 10 one branch Of his
profession is past. SO brond IS the field of
medical knowledge that no one man can
hope to cultivate it nll. The seven great
men whose portraits accompany this article
have earned the undying gratitude of the
world by their work as specialists.
Notice that the frame of the pictures is n
preceded by dollar mark Five dol
lars Is II great or q small sum, according to
circumstances. One thing is certain q five
dollar bill never looks quite SO small rs hen
it is considered us the price of n complete
diagnosis and full treatment by medical
specialists of the highest rank
DO you think the thing is iInpossiblep
The Warner NaZaro Medicine Co.. Of New
York City, has made ii possible. Atthe head
of the company is Mr.. II H. Warner who
made himself famous several years ago by the
perfection of remedy for diseases of tho