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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26
Srn. Supes feIbff gsb0rt, boB sr isne
Worte ME aeGuBert.

6rn. Supes feIbft ge6ort, oaB er lene
Wprte ME geGuBert.
sd babe nidt bebauptet," fubr 9r.
Ranbaa fort, rouB 0ieiss gegen 9rn.
German geri6tet purb, ionoern nur
oeIaot, bah 0ieies ni6t bon b;m
Manrs oeToqt pirb, fir ben gu ittmz
men i9 bic @6re baben peroe. 8enn
Ger SanbI6ub S6rem Gdnoioatsn abr
paBt, 10 lafen Sic OenieIben nur
fIBen."
6r. MilfinTon mari Elm, b1B ss ii9
bier rt6t I'm Mnnabmen b~onoele, ionz
BERN um 8ebauptungen, Die Der Be-
g%riinoung ent6ebrten.
Senator Ianoaq lisB Ii4 a6er ni4t
beirren, ioncern fubr fort: inner
@unbiDat lit niemal8 BON 9enrp 6.
0ootsn 6eIGuloigt por0en, oaB er Die
T6muBigIte politiIde Qrbeit perri6tet,
bah ct nRepeat:r" in isin eigenc5
gountb QsbraGt, oaB er Regiitrirbiiz
6er ,oebottert" bat, baB er nit eigener
SanD $4,000 an 8olp0ies Dertbeilte,
trel6e Die Stubt Baltimore in 1875
bebro6ten, ouB er psgen @erleumoung
riGt flagte, ais Wcoton $4,000
! gurQTd1aft ite4Ie.~ Sen9tor 8on2oa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26
II Wteilem Gauge

piirbsn an chamber gereibt bic ein5el=
men s3eilen 5uIammen BADEN, pel9e
bonn l. Sanuar an Der u0euti4e Gor>
Respondent" in ieiner ie4sIeitigen UNI
pertleinerten Qusga6e feinen 2eIerr
mebr an 2sfeftoff bot, uls irgenO cine
anbere OeutI9e tGgIi4e 3eitung Iiblif
BON gtspsgort. 8Oute man Die elm
5eInen @paIten, tpel9e Der Sore
Iponosnt" mebr an 2eieItoff bru4te,
uuf chamber tbiirmen, 10 erbieIte man
bic S0be bes
Wa(bin9ton = mOanmtnts in DIR
PunOfsbauptfaot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26
Der 9entf6e Correspondent
Mittppf, Dem 2G. Sanuar 1s9s.


,Horo's Speruhoux .@-Si,ie @ode ierell
gbsno unO Somftoo Mutinte ~ 2apo pi AuoIitD. q
gurou mo S'mmermnr'e n NJ be
mit.H - Naab,roli3 uuo Mittpod YadmittaG
s9riHs GuoOlpb."
,NoQl Guuroeeu Snsoter ."-9'''e ISNde
icosu Tbcnb uno Matiuce'u Moutaq, Wlittipob uno
Samtaa: Sacob gttt's GuiiHbrung ots Wte!ooros
mas rSbe geomau in 9lod.4
rAnotio NM MGuthule."- ieIe Wofe
tdeGi6 1ipei @oritelruocn: Sie> 8ars' in ri got
Oh Sime.@
r9uceum 3heater."-0ree %ods jeoe"
gbenO NM TittpO6 unO Sumtug Tu3mittoo: NJ
Gi0bt OIL"
n@rcuer'i . grbeiter . LUTON Hr. s."
btute, ben 26. Sanuor, u. Stjitunpftit unO
Soa in S6ieoers rSr6eftrion=@ule."
-9inlumore D rho =. Grrnertr." -
Gonncrtoe, etn p, Sanuar, orobes GOuJcrt in Der
rMuftbale.@
@a,laup.G rhe1er unh SuusS' Sauele.-
3ienfaa. ben 1. Eetr., Slpei' 6sftsgoHSerte in Der
"pRuitI'Qale."
SratoyienzSeieuifaff BON Soltilnrre."
9onnsrftds, ben 8. Ss6r, guifibrurs BON Sduoer's
Sratorium -Nienids" in Der ~HiuIIt'pGCs."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26
MES YDIt3et@ I
miffGrS.
9nfalbcri6te aus 9Gaigimgtun.
Wer ftdr6 3ueri It?

Sm @eri6t be5 3ifritt5 Columbia
IGirsbt elm 9ro5eB. bel melf:m Ger
1n;er9ang be5 OeutIGen 9ampferS
nGl6a" am 81. Sanuur 1895 eine ROue
Ipialt. 0erIelbe lpuroe betannfli6
BON sinem 6ritiT6en S6iffe in Der
0orDiee in Dan 9runo gsbC6rt. Quf
Der STE" befanben ii6 ol5 PdRagiere
Sophia REooss unD i6r SO6n @ugsne.
Sire 2eids, palde man ais Oieisnige
@ugere's ania6, ipuroe ans 2ano gez
IGpsmmt, bic 2eiGs Der 6rau puroe
bd9egen ni6t erlangt. Sic bjnterlieB
Elm 3eItamept, peIfe5 eugene gum
uniperIal : Gr6an einIeBte. 5aQs
oerIelbe d6er CUR 3eit ibres 3oos5 ni4t
me6r am 2eben iein ioll:e, 10 tparen
WaI6ingtoner Wpblt6dtigtettS : Sc
TeQ5Guften 9roBe 2egate ouSgeIeBt.
QeBtere MAIDEN nun @r5priide Dorduf.
Sic be6aupten, Der So6n lei Dor Der
Mu!ter oeItprben. Die etpatgen lez
qaler @r6en oes So6ne5 Oage9en be-
huupten, bic W2utter lei ieDsnfaQs 3uz
crit umgetpmmsn, BERN tie iei alt uno
IGna9 gepeien. babe olio ni4t 10
longs tGmpfen t0nnsn, ME ibr junger
uro frdFtiger So6n. g:ioe 9arteien
t0rnen fein 3eugniB aufbieten unb bic
@nifetDung piro iomit pom 8eri6t,
be3ie6ung5peiie ben @eT6porenen, lez
biQli9 uuF @runo i6re8 GrmeiIens gu
traffen iein. Die englii6en 8eri6te
Iiro iett pielsn Sa6ren an bic RegeI
ge6unbsn, baB in ioI6en 6dQtn an3u=
ne6men lei, Der Mann, ais Der itGrtere
She'll, lei am lGngiten am 2e6en gez
blicban. Sp RuBIono gilt odgegen Die
gera0e enigegengeieBte Regel. 9ort
niro angenommen, baB Die 5rduen
finpiger unb aud 5d6er ieien, ais Die
Mdnner, unb ii9 ba6er e6er am Ge6en
gu batter pifen.
9aS ,8altimprer @ M
p6onte : 8 d It r" pirO morz
qsn, 0onneritaq, in Der yWuIifz6alls"
iein brittes Su6ItriptionS : Gon3ert
unter 2eitung bes 5rn. RpB Sungniz
del qe6en. DIS Soliitip piro Mme.
gleanpre MereDit6 auftretsn unb auz
Berpem rpirp Die rSapmpnie" in ben
@6ornummern bss Brogramm5 nit
nirfer. 9a5 2eB:ers lit Elm ii6erau5
prG6tigsS unb rei6baItiges, unO 3par
oas fplgenbe: y2eopore : Symphonic"
in Gz9ur, Ir. 5, Opus 1T, BON S.
Haff-1 l. She'll: g~2iebesgliid," 2l1s=
gro unb QnOante quaTi Iargbstto; 2.
Sbeil nSrouung," QQsgro; 3. 96eil:
n@ersinigung i'm Sobe," @inIeitung
uro 8aqabs naf 8iirger's 2eOnOre,
2magro. s3ep. unb Qrie nS5san 0u
u~r8tGeusr," aus Der 0per rOberon"
BON 6. Ut. BON MeDar - Mme. Gledz
more Merebitb, Die 9rdluOien, "
IpmpboRiI6e5 @ebi6t, Gr. 2, RON
7ran3 2is5t. RifnrO Nagner's: q.
gSann6GuTer's pi~lgerfaRrt," Gtnleiz
tuna gum 8. Oft uro 8ilgerGor, Or
deter unb g6or; b. Uric %, 9due
Der 8eIGnge" aus Der Oper nSann@
6duIsr" - Mme. @IeanOre Wtereot.6;
c. .&aiier Muri4," Or4eIter uno
@6pr.
81 d>Q tzG Il b."
- n Der 9erTammlung bes rQurora=
Quartett>@lubs, Der geitern Mbent
in ,S9mibt's 9aae," Rr. 1909
ganfsGtraBe, itattfanb, puroen 3pei
aftipe Mitglisber aufgenommsn, unt
1uBerosm gelangte cine Ginlaouno
beg r36aliazM Gnner6ors" CUR On.
na6me. 9rdIiOent 9einri9 Skinner
7I1rte ben @orIiB unb SetretGr +.
9rDBmunn bas prototoq. Inter Qeiz
.ung oes 0irigenten u. 8eber puroen
perI9isOens 2isber geiibt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26

Sr. Qoui5 Gmorp McGomos, Der nue senator MorDlonb8, murbs
am %. Otpfsr 1847 in @ai9ngtonzGoun gebopn. @r beiute bic
Sdue gu Wuiumsport, ouS ST. S~am25=gonsg" gu 9dgar5topn uno bs
.OidinfonzGoQto, mo er 1866 qruOuirte. Gr Tubjrfe Suri5pruOen3 BEL
Dem Q6fb. 81. $. @lOsp, tBt 06errtbter os &pPea3tion59ertht5 bss d
Hritts Columbia, uno purDe 1868 gum Gurreau in Mountaineering gu
oelaHer. SIM Otter BON % Su6ren mar r repu6GtanHfar G1nbioat fir
BEN 45. GongreB Ds fetsten 0jtrtts in 1876. Sn iener Gampo8ne puros
er BON benz 0empfrdten 8m. gBulIb ton &Qeganp>&Ountp mil nur IA
Gtimmen 6Tsqt. Gr mar NOD Gin Nql GunOtoat uno nuroe nnoer bttRgt
Grf in 1882 tonnte er srpG6t merosn uo bleb i'm @ongraTe Bis 1896.
Sn Sabre 1892 FunQirte er ais S3fretGr br repubftanHfen NatiDnal@
Convention unD purDe tur5 na1 Der @abl i'm Iel6en Sabre POM Brdfoen=
ten 6arriIpn gum 81ter bs Supremz8erihts os 0ifrtts Columbia IN
MaIbinoton erndnnt, rel68 Qmt ar ieBt nod inne ft.
DIS grdFoent 02c9inlsp, Der NIT Ern. 9RcSoma5 i'm Gon9reb iaB,
Die RodrNht BON beTen grpd5nn9 34m &4noes Senator sr9eIf, lHB 'r
i'm gu f6 ruFen uno b~:aIIdpinIdte i6a FaGnlf.
0:8gR9:n erGRlt Sr. Mc@omos 3ap:ifan pom S:n1tor Q3sln 8@
ton uuo auOeren poitifn Treunoen, mortn er gu iener &obl 8ratuirt
nurD.
Der rue Senator 1T i'm p:rI0nifun @srbr b06t lh6enspdro8.
Seine @sma6ln lit BON centI6ar G6f1mmung,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26
2tt6ter 2aeGomas erwd6rt.
GrbirIt 63 Stimmrn i'm 10. Saaut.

S9arfe &eosn i'm nnterbauie. - 6r.
German bereinigt ale 0emofraten
auf fi9. = Nur bier RepubIifoner
bulten an Srn. 8m. 8. MaIItcr
feF. = Gin geIte4ungs @erTu6
blosgeftea @ti85e
bes nellen Senators.
epaiaI.e tptf8e O,s ,9mti3en GOrrsfponOentsn. ~
@nnupoGis. %. Sunuur. -
Na6 elmer Der bitteriten RsosI4la4z
ten, bic ie i'm Gtdats : &dpitOl duagez
fodten, lpuro Der Ri4ter 2ouis 6.
Mc@pmas bon 8afbington beute in
Der 9~eieBgebung gum 8unoesIenutOr
Mdrblano's ais Na@folger oe8 N6t6.
Qrtbur g. German erpdblt. @s mar
bic lebte 4bitimmung, rel3e foI9snz
bes ReIultat bate.
Mc@oma8, Gep., 60 Gtimmen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26
TO "
TISERS.

There is no German paper in Maryland. except
ing the German Correspondent. that has sufficient
press capacity to print the usual edition Of Del
Deutsche Correspondent in less than
FIVE HOURS.
The press OF the Correspondent" will prln:
fold and count the entire edition Of AM 0the
daily German paper" in Maryland in
FIVE MINUTES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26

Der republifantffcn 9artsi, babe etren
dnberen 6errn befiirportet. Die Der
leumoungen Des 6rn. German bur4
Senator RunDua ieien auf page 3etz
tunqseeri6te baIirt. gr BABE in Den
53eifunaen audi gefeben, baB Der 9ou>
6ernsur Dor Stpsi Sabren Die Patrps
maze Qe6ruu9t babe, UNI 9rn. 8eQtngs
ton ais G:nator at erpGblen, obsr
RiemanO brdufe 0ieIes gu glauben.
6r. S6irm, Rep., Der auf Die &eoe
8ilfin1on's a%ntportete, betonte in Be-
qua AMI bic 6altung be5 n@m.rtcdn",
Bah bas nSroun" po6l ou, bod pGre
oo1sl6e gang i6uuosrbaft PR
Fimmt". Sr9enO SsmanO mile bic
9fsiFen : Seffnungen fir rSIot" zNF9@
idinen angeIeGen uno @tfpos Rirstn
gepprfen baben.
6r. Wiltinion mari Elm, baB er bic
Grnennung zines GDmite'5 DOrI4la9s,
pelfes Die vMaffire" untsrlu4:1l
ioue.
0r. S6trm 1prdb no6 oe6 SdH9e>
rem uno Jimmie fir 9rn. N&c@omdS.
6r. M}iIes, DEM, iugte in ietner
Re0e, bah Der Serotor RanDau 0d>
Dur6, DaB er Die 9emotraten oaran
erinnert babe, tie bitten ni4t 9eld9t,
Senator @orman lei Elm ebrltf:r
Mann, Dem Senior Senator Elm tppbl@
beroiertes Compliment ge5oat babe;
3ugIei6 babe er abr au9 ben i6 e9z
ten 8eI6mad betpiei2n, Der ieine gan3e
Rece 6urufteriIirt Glbe. Die Demo
traten bielten es i~ibrigens fir ii6er>
fliItq, Die 2tufmertIamteit Dss 9auz
les auf Die 10 Sabre Iangen 9ienite
Res 6rn. @orman 5u lenten. @r babe
ii6 einen ~nationalen Ruf Der 3U4ttgz
felt e%rrorb2n.
Na6oem Der SpreAer oa5 3eIultut
pertiirost, pertuQte iia Die gemeinIams
Sibung LINE Die.
Gin 8efe9urg8 Ser II 9.
DIS bas ltnterbauS 62ute pom Gpr2z
der CUR Oronung g~erufen mar, erbob
ii6 6r. 6unt6auIe r (0em.) BON 8dIbz
tr3torzGountD uno iagte: n9r. Spr:z
der! SD bite Inn ba5 8ort in elmer
fG&t perI0nli6sn 9rioisgienIa4e.
Sim M}ontagSz2(beno ZEN "a. Sdnuar
1898, fam Elm gepifer Stdat5z8eamS
ter no4 mcirem 3immer in nSdnoarz
long 6otel" unO ma4te mir na4 fur
ser lnt2r6altung ii6sr Die Sperre in
Der GenutoripQ6l Den 0orT6ldq, b1B
er, oa bic Baltimore ObiozSabn"
ie6r fart in Der WdGl ots 6rn. N}cz
goma8 intereIIirt lei, autOriiirt nor
Den pGre, mir sinen BaB iiber Die
Baltimore : S6io : 8a6n" uno Die
Summe bon $500 an5u6ieten, penn
ia Qnnapplis Iofort oerla1en unD BON
Der 46Itimmung fir SenatOr fern
blei6en rpiirbe. 9to6 t6e i1 8elegenz
belt bate, auf ba8 infame Qngebot gu
antporten, trat elmer msiner 5reunoe
Bel mir elm uno bic CONSERVATION
puroe untsr6rp6en. Der StadtSbe~
ante perlieB Iofort ods 3immer."
Sr. Mile5 (9em.) beantragte, Elm
Gpmite nit Der ltnterIu4ung Der
Sa6e gu betrauen. @ba iebO9 Darii@
Der abgeTtimmt perben tonnte, eri4ien
Der Serat CUR gemsinfdmsn SiBung,
na3 tpel6er Ii4 OoS 9auS fpfort perz
tagte.
@a6l zines 9oGt3st~GOmz
mtffGr8.
Die 2e9i5latur bat nunme6r nod
eiren 9oli3sizGOmmifdr unO etnen
Stoat5zS 6abmeiiter 5u %erpdblen.
8emrul Sbos. s. Shrpod piro fir
Das lebtcre Nmt ipieOer nominirt perS
ben. Ql5 Yoli3eiHGommiiIdr BAT 9r.
Syrant 6. @a6ter quite G6ancen, Die
Termination gu er6alten, absr audi Die
So. e. W}oDiion 0Iitf2Q, S. ReeIe
8it6sr, Suffer Watcr8, .. Pirtrcp
Weit uno 8m. 8. Gor Iino eifrig t6de
tig, 6rn. @uGter Den Rang a~b3ulauz
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26

WetterauSii6ten = 81
aarDlanb unb ben 9iItrift golum5;
id tlGrenbes @,tter frii6 Morgeni
lar unb tGlter am Mittpo9s4ben
unO Oonnerftug, nOrb0itIide, MAJ
RorbpsIt.n umipringenbe Minbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26

Sn Rors!anb eri6eint aubsr BEN -9tuti6tn
Gorr.TpDnoentsn" isine einiiOe Seuti3. 3tituuu
tuel&e tirt Srvds9reHe befEt, bic i'm Staube in.
bic auflaoe 0ts ,Stutiben GOrrsipOuesnttu' in
~iDtuiasr, oIs
fiinf St1tnocn
~ oruden. Sie Brief. oes rGorrsipcuo,nteu' fcul.
bic aufIas. iretuo elmer ouOersH tdslibsn ssuts
i6en 3eituns in TarpIauo in
fiinf Wtin:iten
Srud.u, taIi,u uu0 ~abldblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26

Reeeln, bic in bortger StBung borgez
I6ldden nurben, riefen cine lebbdfte
Debate berppr. GfliebIi9 eint9te
man fi6 auf 8erf6tebung Der 9eiprez
dung Biz CUR nG9iten 8erfummlung.
in tpel6er Die 4ngslegenbeit als fpeats
eQes 8eI6Gft bsr6anbelt tperben ION.
Srl. Gdt6ie 6. Spencer nuroe BON
Der Glementari6ule Nr. 80 na6 Der
@rammdrf9ule Nr. 8 unb SRI. ellie
81. 6ebbrid bon Der Prtmdri3ule Nr.
"a na4 Der 9rimGri4uIe Nr. 30 perz
febt.
SRI. 6annie 6. gribbam. 2e6rerin
in Der @rammGri4uls Or. 16 gu CO.
cutzPoint, fpra9 gsitern i'm 8iiredu
Deg MtaDprs ppr, urb Mdbor Malite
ertlGrte, na6bem bic junge Dame i6n
DerIafen bate, baB bic 4nflagen ges
gen bieIelbe, baB iie Elm S9ulmGb6en
miBbanoelt battle, pDqtg ~unbegriinbet
ieien. 4u9 bas Gpmite Der S3ulz
be6DrDe, beftebenO aus ben S4ulz
@ommifGren Benjamin s. 9tB unO
Spbn 8. SORT, tpel6e5 ben San uns
terIu4t bate, beri4tete geitern in Der
SiBung Der S6ulbebDrbe, baB SRI.
qriOfam in ungere6ter Deiie angez
i9uloigt porben mar.
8eT6lpKen purbe, in Hpro~@alz
broof cine GlementarI6ule fir 12O
&inber ein5uri6ten unb bas Diner
bieten bes 9rn. Srant GalIapap, baz
felbit Elm S6uIgebGuoe gu erri9ten
unb fir $50 PRO W&onat pom /. Sep
TENDER an an Die S3ul6ef0rOe gu
bermiet6en, Gn3ure6men.
Or. Ri6aro @rabp, Prof. 6. 9urz
ions unb Sri, SOa 9. GDerett. ipel&e
6ereits frii6er SteGungen in ben Dfz
fentli9en G6ulan 8dItimore's elm
na6men, murben uuf @ntrag be5 @raz
limitations zGomite'8 auf Die 2iite fir
pafant perDenbe Qe6reritelen geieBt.
Ia9 baItiqsr Grlebigung etnigsr
3outineSG eI4Gfte Osrtagte ii4 oann
Die Ser ammlung Inn 10 Wtinuten
na9 Mitterna6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26
@ettcrbcrih

Wer. Sfddten NttTerSOHrtH 7.
SaIti m o re, ben %. Sanudr 1893
Sit. T Saal. H''r' iH5's1i:aIi. ata. cd, Ust
500 u 1920 80 = 9,.o. Grub.
100 n. $3.50 "a 100 8. 8 lSfe9eH
U3iinT. sGrometeEn. 90 .93 p0bit. Sh%trmomettrf. .36
ufittI. 1brrmometern. SO 9iieoriafer 81
III. hohitt ShHelisIett bee Winoes IN elmer StuHoe
betrug Is DleileH ron SfttH.
raS aeGtrlse Bttter-9ts Gemp,rGtur oss sefrir
sen aa3es IS abr abeHe) GuI HGbbsHaHHteH Stds
noRen unr, ME told.:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26

Dos o6ig6lUno Gon3tl"
ber nQegion oes rotten &reu3ss" feis
erte QeT:rn Q6:ro in Der n6igbIano4
gcaosmD" Iein 10. Stiftung8feit. 0d5
ARRANGEMENTS Gomite beitano aus
ben 66. Y6ilipp Ndgner, 6enrp WliLs
Ter, 0m. Seller, Otto 6auste, 6risor.
Seuer, &arl 9. POtter, 8m. Rau,
@sorq MeBger, QuguF 8o6le. Sulius
36iel, 8orl Seubert uno 8. s. S4dz
fer.
Ms6r 6suerpe6r ii s a.
tonsbilIe gem ii r d. t. Die
Qpplitution Der Gutonsoiler freipil4
liqen Teuerpe6r fir neue 20I9zQppus
rate uno anoers Qu5riiItungen paro
oeIterr Der Baltimore GountpzGom
million CUR 8eratbung Dergelegt, bod
nuroen Bis jeBt teine 9erDiai9ungeH
gemaht.
8egen zines brutat.n
Qnqriffs auf Isinen @ater narO
Der Rt0er Samuel Soots geitern Wlpra
osn pom 9oli5airi9ter Doob um so
unD Soften beItraft uHO 30 Sage na4
Fem 9efdnQniB geIdnot.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-18
Sc. Patrick,s Day at Chicago.

Chicago, March 1S.-The day which,
by common consent and long custom,
has been dedicated by the Irish people
to the memory of st. Patrick was cele-
brated in fitting manner by the Irish
American citizens of Chicago The pa
triotic celebration by the united Irish
societies of Chicago commenced with
a monster parade. which moved in the
afternoon along a line of march form
ing q circuit Of the downtown district
in the three divisions of the city. There
were fully 5000 men in line, and IL was
the biggest demonstration in honor OF
st. Patrick ever held in Chicago with
the exception of March II, 1895.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-18
Celebrates His I15th Birthday

Chicago, March 1S.-Adam Adamcek
is celebrating the 155th anniversary of
his birth His house at S457 Houston
avenue, South Chicago, was the scene
of great rejoicing, scores of friends call
ing to congratulate the patriarch and
help him eat the birthday cake. This
cake, Pauline, his 92-year-old daughter,
baked. Miss Adamcek has also knitted
pair of stockings for her father. Adam
Adamceks first wife died ninety-years
ago. He married again, and his pres
ent helpmeet is ten years younger than
Miss Pauline
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-18
killed NV Failing Pillars.

Chicago, March 1S.-Two gigantic
columns-the main supports of the Six
ty-third street enhance to the ruined
Coliseum-gave way, collapsing with
out the slightest preliminary cracking
or tottering, crashed down upon a
group Of laborers who were working al
the old gateway. Two Of their number
named Baker and Rice, had been
standing directly in the track Of the
falling posts and both were crushed
down, bruised. broken and insensible
Baker was killed and Rice fatally In
jured.
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ACCUSED OF STEALING DEEDS.
Charles r. Mckahnn Wanted by the Po
lice on Serious Charges.

lice on Serious Charges.
Chicago, March 1S.-On indictments
charging him with forging deeds to 30,
900 arcres of Florida timber land, which
is valued at $4,000. Charles F. Nc
Khann. a prominent real estate man of
Frankfort. Ind, is being sought by pri-
vate detectives and a Chicago attorney.
He is said to be hiding in Indian
Springs. near Shoals, Ind, and If found
will be brought back on requisition pa
pers which are at present in the hands
central station.
McKhann was indicted last November
on complaint of Mrs. Adeline T. Brund-
age of the Newberry hotel on Dearborn
avenue. Mrs. Brundage says that he,
while acting as agent for A. Guthrie, in
the exchange of property. broke into
her room, opened her valise and stole
some old deeds to 10000 acres of land
in Columbia county, Fla. To complete
the alleged fraud. 1t is charged. Nc
Khann mutilated the records in Colum-
bia county to make il appear that his
uncle had a clear title to the property.
McKhann was arrested once, but re-
leased on habeas corpus proceedings.
and since then the police have not been
able to find him. 1t is said he sold sew
eral pieces Of property in dispute.
for the last eleven years an able
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-18
MAIL CARRIER UNDER ARREST.
Charged with Stealing a Package Contain
ing 81 900 In Cash and Checks.

Minneapolis, March 1S.-A special to
The Tribune from Bismarck. n. D.,
says: A package containing $1,000 in
currency and checks, consigned by
County Treasurer Allen. of Emons
county. to the First National bank, of
Bismarck. was stolen between Will
Transport and Livonia, small stations on
the Star route from Williamsport to
Bismarck. The package was put into
the mail by Postmaster Cell at Will
Transport Just before the pouch was
locked and delivered to the mail car
rier. Walter Boutillier When the
change of route was made at Livonia
the package was missing.
Boutillier came to this city Tuesday
and was arrested here yesterday
charged with stealing the package. He
protests his innocence, but the authori-
ties believe he is guilty. Tax collec-
tions lately have been heavy and knowl-
edge of heavy remittances ii is be-
lieved, led to the robbery of the pouch.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-18
Morale. Again a Menace.

Mexico City, March 1s.-Twelve Guat-
emaians OF the staff of General Morales.
the Guatemalan rebel leader, have left
here for Vera Cruz and will disembark
ct Chapuperico. They went armed and
took tents for fully 120 people. General
Morales will follow in few days and 1t
is believed that this portends a fresh
outbreak OF the rebellion. Spaniards
are said to be aiding Morales and will
expect. IL he succeeds, to receive favors
from his hands.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-18
Board of Control Bill.

Des Moines. Ia, March 1S.-The board
of control bill passed the senate by
81 to Is. 1t went Immediately to the
house. The bill when finally passed
and approved. establishes a board of
control with practically executive pow
ers over all state institutions except ed
ucational, being effective July l. The
board consists of three members draw
ing So. 900 year each. 1t is given prac-
tically unlimited authority to manaAa
institutions, but must report to the leg
islature when that body is in session.
Friends of the measure claim 1t will
effect a saving to the state of 100000
annually.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-18
AFFAIRS AT HAVANA.
United States Withdrawing All Its Officers
and Vessels.

Havana, March 1s.-The occurrences
OF the last few days, when considered
collectively, assume great Importance
Everything points TO the fact that the
United States is slowly but surely
withdrawing all its officers and vessels
from Havana. The sudden departure
of the board Of inquiry on the Man
grove created considerable comment
and now the tug Underwater has left
unexpectedly. Few persons connected
with the United States government are
left here.
Carpenter George Holms left on the
Olivette, and the wreckers have begun
destroying the hull of the Maine They
explain this is to enable them to get
at the guns, but ii will now be i'm
possible for the board of inquiry to Sc
cure any additional evidence from the
divers. The cruiser Montgomery is the
only government ship now in Havana
harbor, and 1t is rumored that when
she leaves Consul General Lee will be
a passenger.
Everything Is quiet. but the daily pa
pers are filled with war cries, and
heavy trucks laden with ammunition
are seen on the streets carrying their
loads from the powder magazines to
the forts, fearing a blockade as the re-
suit Of war. Many families are buy
ing provisions, dry cisterns are being
replenished with water, and everybody
seems to be preparing for an outburst
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-18
Walter sanger Pullman Married.

San Francisco, Cal, March 1S.-Wal-
ter Sanger Pullman. one of the twin
sons of the late George NJ. Pullman,
the palace car magnate, was married
here TO Miss Louise Lander West of
this city. The unexpected alliance of
I one of the heirs to the Pullman mill
ions and the California beauty took
place at the home of the Rev. John
Bakewell, rector of Trinity church, on
Telegraph avenue, Oakland.
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UNKNOWN STEAMER LOST.
Cut I'm rwa IN n Collision and sinks with
All ON Board.


Lowestoft, March 1S.-The bark Brit
ish Princess. from Leith for Liverpool,
was towed in here with it's bows stove,
having been in collision at 3 o'clock in
the morning off Gibbard lightship with
an unknown steamer. The steamer
which collided with the British Prin-
cess sank within three minutes with
all on board. Captain Scott when in =
terviewed, said: The steamer simply
dropped out of our vision within the
briefest space of time"
A number of the crew of the bark
said the force of the collision was so
great that the steamer was cut In two.
and as the steamers crew tumbled out
of the forecaste they simply stepped
into the sea and dropped out of sight
without uttering a word. There was
no time to discover the name OF the
luckless steamer.