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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Madrid, Spain, Jan. 2s.-A semi
official note, just issued. in relation to
the visit OF the United States attleship
Maine TO Cuba. says: This necessitates
Captain. General Blanco sending bat
tleship, az well as the cruiser Vizcsya,
to yist American ports. The visit will
no made the occasion for festivities ip
honor of the Spanish sailors, and tho
different naval commanders will OK
change visits. The Forthcoming festivi-
tiss are regarded here, al well as in
Washington, as a pacific demonstration
calculated to be satisfactory to both
countries"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
TIE ZOE NUsINESS.
Four Companies to be- In tho Field Here
After April LIST.


-Four companies will be in the ice
business in Wilmington next summer.
On April lat the Provident Ice Co.,
which vas composed of the Diamond,
Consumers and Cold spring companies
will 90 out of existence, and each OF
tho component companies will resume
business independently. In addition
tho pocono Co., which huit up large
trade last summer, will alao DO in the
field.
1t IL probable that tho price Of ice
will be the same as last year, 20 cents
per 100 pounds to large consumers and
80 cents per 100 to the family trade.
It was learned from member Of QUO
Of the companies that no steps had
been taken toward fixing price, and
there are no indications that there will
be q change.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Secretary Long has ordered the trial
by court-martial Of Civil Engineer A.
&. Menncal, on charges Of culpable in
efficiency in the performance Of duty,
growing out of the faulty work 90 the
New York dry dock, executed while tho
officer was the chief inspector.
Tie Federal grand jury at Santa Fe,
N. NJ, after Investigating tho charges
of bribery and corruption in the past
two legislative assemblies has reported
that, owing to tho lapse OF time and
also to the weak aud indistiuct memo
ries of tho witnesses, it was impossible
to procure evidence sufficient to base
indictments upon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Mrs. Michael Keough died suddenly
Sunday afternoon, at her home, at
No. 3O7 Tatnall street. She had been
10 poor health for some time, but her
death was unexpected. Shc had pre-
pared dinner for her family and sat
tlnwn at the table when suddenly she
nut her hand to her side and dropped
over dead.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

sPittaburg. Pa. Jan. 81. The finish
Of the 70 hours bicycle race was excit.
ing and was desperate effort of the
Two leaders, Waller and Elkes. to carry
off the big end of the purse Elkes won
10y two yartls, having gone l, 322 les,
6 laps and 60 yards. Five minutes be-
fore the finish all of the other riders
left the track, giving the two high men
a clear way 10 fight for the honor and
money. Ellles was in the lead with
Waller tapping his wheel. a lively
pace was set at onre. At many times
Waller nut on all OF his speed to pass
his Young opponent, but each time
Elkes' reserve force proved the better,
and amid the widest kind Of enthu-
siasm be kept the lead to the end.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

E. L. Peacock of the firm of NJ.
Megary & Son, has returned from Grand
Rapids, Mich, were he went in the in
terssts of tho firm. Grand Rapids has
become the mecca for furniture dealers
all over the country. and III said to be
the greatest furniture manufacturing
centre in the world. While in that
city Mr.. Peacock met many representa-
tives of furniture houses, and the re-
ports from them in regard to the bust
ness outlook were encouraging.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Little Carrie Bradley, who narrowly
escaped being killed at the railroad
crossing at Stanton on December oath,
is improving under the excellent care
Of the officials at the Delaware Hos
pitnl and will probably be able to leave
tho hospital in few weeka Tbs
child lie greatly elated over tho idea
that she will soon soc her parents, as
she is not yet aware of tho fact that
they wers killed at the time. The
officers of the institution have kept the
nows away from her thus far.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Tacoma, WASH, Jan. 29.-Hon. FL
wood Evans, the oldest practicing lawyer
in this State, dropped dead, from heart
disease. on tho street, to-day. lie was
10 years of age, and came to the Puget
Sound from Philadelphia in 1851, as y
deputy collector of customs. In 1862
he was Secretary of the Territory, and
during 1866 was acting Governor,
during the absence Of Governors Picker
ing and Cole.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Harper IL Brothersl
he arm. but ara lightly gathered and
are most becoming. The skirt is OF the
creme, with the front breadth OF q
lighter color covered with guipure lace
of an elaborate pattern. On either SIDE
of the front breadth are spaugled bands.
At the back the bolero IL cut down
into a point, and there is graceful
sash Of velvet ribbon fastened with a
buckle. Tbe home dressmaker, in
copying this model, can have the aid
Of a tissue paper pattern which is is-
sued by Harper's Bazaar, where the
gown appears, The collar is OF velvet
to match tho sash. An odd feature oil
the bolero, although not particularly
new, lis tho way in which it extends
out over the top Of the sleeves in square
Bpaulettes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
CRUELTY or Masked MEN.


Stuck knife INTO Louis ~ stah"oou
Limbs.
Guthrie, o. T., Jan. 81. - Two
masked men, lust light, broke into the
residence Of Louis A. Stanwood. u re-
cluse, near Harvey, and tortured him
by sticking knife into his limbs and
burning off his hair and whiskers until
he gave up all the money 10 had,
amounting to hut few dollars.
They next visited tho house Of John
Henley and robbed him, stopped j. 9.
McGarlau on the road and stole bis
money and were going to another place
when they were scared off.
Luther Weaver anil Will Henderson,
sons of prominent farmers, were arrested
and charged with the crimes, which,
in this territory, are punishable by i'm
prisonment for life.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

William Patterson of Kirkwood was
10 Wilmington on Saturday and in the
evening started to drive home. just as
his team reached the southern end OF
Market street bridge he fell from his
carriage and was pretty badly injured
about the head. lie was cared for by
Brideetender William Green until the
arrival of tho patrol wagon, in which
he was removed to the Delaware Hos
initial,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

st. Paul, Mimi, Jar. 29.-More than
half the business portion of Hoffman,
Mimi, was wiped out to-day, by fire
which originated in the general store
Of IIollofson Bros, entailing a loss OF
$50, QUO. among tho heaviest losers is
tho l.. Il. Breen General Merchandise
Co., whose loss ia sl4, QUO.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

INDIANS BURNED BIZ WHITES.
correspondence Relating Thereto Sent to
the United States senate.

Correspondence Relating Thereto Sent to
the United States Senate.
Washington, Jan. 2S.-The Attorney
General, to-day, sent to the Senate the
correspondence. which had accumulated
in his Office, bearing upon the killing
OF Mrs. Laird, in Oklahoma Territory.
by Seminole Indians, and the subse.
quent burning. by wnitos, OF two Semi
nolea supposed TO have committed the
crime. The documents consist largely
of letters, giving the particulars OF the
crimes and stating the efforts of the
department to apprehend the perpetra-
tors.
On January 23d, United States At
toruey Brooks of Oklahoma wired:
"When We proceed to arrest the PARTIES
we must take them to Oklahoma City.
We cannot try them in the community
OF tho crime all are against us there -
And on January Goth !" Please authorize
the marshal to use all the mea and
money necessary to make arrests for
burning Indian buys. There are about
300 cnnspirators. - 10 this tho Attor-
ney- General responded by asking the
marshal what assistance be needed, and
with this ths correspondence closes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
DETAILS OF THE KILLING.

Havana, Cuba, Jan. %. Further
details regarding tho killing OF Nestor
Aranguren have been received. They
show that Col. Aranrube OF the Spanish
forces had known, for some time, that
Aranguren was in the habit OF visiting
his mistress in hut in the Tapaste
HiIla, and, on Wednesday, he ordered
three columns of troops, reinforced by
cavalry. tn surprise the insurgent chief,
with the result that the latter was shot
and killed, with one of his companions.
Tha troops also captured two women
and the father Of Aranguren mistress,
| who is described as being the dyna
mite of the band. About 1900 persona
have visited the m0rgue where the body
OF Aranguren lies exposed, among them
being many women, the uncle ri tho
deceased, Jose Maria Aranguren, and
bis nephew, Nestor Ar0nguren. The re-.
mains we're identified by tho chief of
the Fire Department, several officers
AID a number of tiremen, as vol as by
HE relatives.
1t is said that the mistress OF Arau-
euren aud another woman, who were
10th wounded, have since died OF their
injuries.
Arunguren, it ia now stated, was shot
while he was writing. Tine remains Of
Arauguron will ho quietly buried to-
day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Los Angeles, CAL. Jan. 30. Steven
G. Foster, aged rs years, is dead lis
was one of the trainers of the State
Constitution, Project, Mayor, and State
Senator, aud had held nearly every
county office during his 56 years' rasi-
dence here. He came 10 Los Angeles in
lS49 as member of tho famous Mormon
Battalion of Missouri Volunteers. He
was born 10 Maine, aud was Ynla
graduate and once professor OF the New
Orleans Medical College. He died
without any wealth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
Death nr Mrs. MARY Hnlton.

Mrs. Mary Holton. aged o. years,
died Sunday at the Meadows, Balti-
more county, Md, the residence of bel
son, Congressman Hart Benton Hol'
ton. She was the mother OF John Hol'
ton of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
NEW FOREM Nv.
MIR. John Mcdowell Takes Charge of the
IL. s. IL. ShIpYarhs.

n. & II. shipyards.
John Mcdowell, the new yard fore
man Of the Harlun & Hollingsworth
Co, was seer in the yards Of the local
company Saturday, hurrying along
the work at that place.
Mr.. Mcdowell resided at Chester,
Pa, until about two years ago, when
be went to Chicago. Ill, and there took
charge Of the shipyards of the Chicago
Shipbuilding Co., in South Chicano.
His family resides 10 Chester. and be
will make no change Of residence until
spring.
MIR. Mcdowell has taken charge Of
all the iron work in the yard. the dry
dock included.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

The Harlan g. Hollingsworth Co. %
last libel for wharfage against the own
ers of the steamship Laurada, amount.
ing to about 5000. has been settled aud
the boat Is abHolutely free. 1t is un.
dsrstooi that the Laurada has been
bought by Bennett, Walsh & Co. of
New York. and will be put in the
Alaskan service.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
GEN, pAnnApo ABOARD THE MAINE.

Havana. Cuba, Jan. 2S.-Gen. Par,
RADIO, the acting captain-general, visited
the United States battleship Maine this
morning. lie was saluted by the guns
Of Cabaras Fortress when he went on
board. This was return OF the whit
paid to him, yesterday, by Capt Sigs..
hee of thu Maine, who was accompanied
by Consul General Lee and Lieuts.
Howard and Haleman Of the American
Warshin,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
DEATH OF ARANGUREN.
Four other InSurgents Killed, and Five
Taken Prisoners.

Inken FrIbOheTH'
Washington. Jan. %. -Senor DuEuy
de LONE, the Spanish minister, haa re-.
ceived several kilograms from Havana
concerning the death OF the insurGent
loader, Aranguren. They are from
Secretary General Congnsto, the early
onua stating briefly the fact OF the kill
ing ard the latest one adding the fol-
lowing details: II have seen the corpse
Of Nestur Aranguren also. l have ex-
amined his documents, and have seen
bis seal in his pucketboos. Among
other things, he had two buttons from
the uniform OF Col. Ruiz. He had II
bullet in the forehead. With him were
KILLED four more, md five were taken
prisoners. There is hope Of finding
where Ruiz ia buried, :"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Thomas Wilson, colored, well known
in this city and for many years the
proprietor of the Arcade Row on the
eastvrly side of Tatnall, between Front
and Second etreets, died in Newark, N.
j., few days ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
SAVED FROM AWFUL FATE
Twenty-Five Seamen Rescued From the
Sinking Tramp Steamer DaSO.
TOSSED ABOUT FOR TWELVE DAYS
Picked Up Last Thursday by
the Aller.
LANDED IN NEW YORK THIS MORNING

Nav York, Jan. 90. The North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Aller, which arrived
from Bremen and Southampton to-day.
brought the captain and "a OF the crew
of the British tramp steiner Dago OF
Sunderland, who we're taken off that
vessel at sea, while she was In sink
ing condition.
The Dago left Leith for Baltimore on
December 31st. in ballast. On Janu-
AIRY sth her main steam pipe burst, and
her machinery became disabled. For IL
days she rolled about ia heavy seas. =
Her bunker bulkheads were burst in
by the terrific tossing OF the vessel, her
coal fell through into the engine room
and choked her pumps and shaft, and
she became leaky and the water was
coon level with hor engine room floor.
Last Thursday, in latitude 42.02,
longitude 81. 81. the A Her hove in sight,
anu coon bore down to the sinking YES
sci. A strong breeze prevailed, with
an ugly confused sea, and the pago
careened over TO an angle of A5 degrees,
rendering ii extremely difficult to lower
a boat. However, the Aller launched
one Of her large lifeboats, 10 which.
during five hours. three trips were
made to tie sinking craft. and the
whole crew were taken OH, Ine DHgo
bong abandoned to her fate. She
probably sank within sight or 10 hours.
The Dago was sighted last Saturday
in latitude Al. IL. longitude 55.35, by
the Atlantic Transport line steamer
Manitoba, from London for this port.
the captain of which stated that the
weather was too stormy to handle the
disabled craft and tow her TO port, but
be Offered to take off the crew, who, at
that time refused to abandon their YES
sci.
STRUCK ON THE GRAVES
Boston. Mass, Jan. 90 The steamer
City of Gloucester. Capt Ober, while
on her trip from Gloucester to this city,
this morning, struck on the Graves,
ami was badly damaged. A large hole
was punched in the vessels bottom.
the shock throwing her clear off the
rocks. Water poured through the hole
in torrents; and as Capt. Ober saw that
the steamer was in danger Of sinking,
he ran her on the beach at Lorell's
Island, Boston barbor.
The tug Wesley A. Cove sighted the
steamer ashore, and FASTENED to her
assistance. Capt Ober and the two
passengers which the steamer carried
were taken aboard the tug, and brought
to this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

In the United States District Court
in Philadelphia. Nicholas A. Connolly
and Michael Connolly, owners of the
dredge International, have filed libel
against the barge Brandywine Granite
Go. No. 6, ami tug which had it in
tow, for damages for collision on the
Schuylkill on the 25th instant.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

st. Louis, No., Jan. ga special
from Jacksonville, ILL.,. to the Post
Dispatcn says that the jury in the ease
of Charlsa Il. Draper, on trial for the
murder Of Charles l.. Hastings, brought
in verdict to-day, III .ng bim guilty.
lie was given life sentence.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

The Rev. Il. Q. Atkins has been in.
vited to become pastor of the Centre
Wills Methodist Episcopal Church next
conferences year, and, with the consent
of Bishop Newman, will accept the In
vitation. lie has also been invited 10
return to the rastorate of the Berlin
rhurrh
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Superintendent A. G. McCausland
of the Wilmington II Northern railroad
left Friday night for New York, where
he met party of friends, with whom
he took passage on a steamer for Cuba.
He will remain theTe for several wesks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

In fght among boys, at Third and
Monroe streets, on Friday night, Ray
mond Furry. son Of Peter n. Furry of
No. 9l2 West Fourth street, was
stabbed, but not seriously injured. lie
was attended by DIR. fahey.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Charles Ii. Clarke. William Ham
mers!ey, DR.. A. Ii, @. Rowand ant
Norris Ritter of the Twenty fourth
ward, Philadelphia. sectional schoo
board, ezport to visit tho schools o
this city shortly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
nntner or sIns,e.n chllaren.

Mrs. Frank IIimprun. aged 43 years,
of No. 205 Poplar street, who has been
married 10 years, gave birth to her 18th
child OF Saturday. Ten of the children
have died,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Lincoln Park, located on The Dela-
ware River II miles below Philadelphia,
will no sold at sheriifs sale on Febru-
airy lith. The property has frontage
of /, 600 feet on the Delaware River, and
contains little over 30 acres.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 29.-Chris Merry,
the peddler recently convicted of beating
and choking his wife to death, was sen
fenced by Judge Horton to-day to be
hanged on February 18th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Pbiladelrhia, Pa, Jan. 90. Charles
+. Iseminger, who was known as the
father of the Philadelphia Common
Council" died this morning. lie was
G2 years old.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

The contract for building drug
store and residence ut Eighth and dr
Pont streets, after plans prepared by
Lewis II. Springer for DR.. fhnmas Mi
likep, has been awarded to James W.
Hewes for 81, $50.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

This special business of the b. Il o.
railroad for the month of January in
cluded AZ parties, with total of !, 32l
people.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
nIarrIed Sixty-one Yeare,

Fenn's Grove. N. j., Jan. 81, Mr..
and Mrs. Josiah Ballinger celebrated
the 6lst anniversary Of their wedding
on Saturday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Arms Of snowy wilderness; neck pure as
alabasier; complexion like the blush OF q
rose, She pat.onized Glenn's Sulphur Sosp.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

CONFIRMATION OF THE KILLING.
Washington, Jan %. The State De.
partment has received from Consul
General Lee confirmation OF the killing
of Aranguren. The cablegram gave no
details.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

lpeIenb. Qucie !6en0erIon unb Mooez
Iei1e famen nit Den 6Opston5, unb 81
ipop6 8it6er8 ftdnb ibm 10 Ttpl3 unb
beruusfprDernb CUR Settle, oaB SoIepb
5aIb feline 6afung pie0er gepinnen
muBte.
Del @eri6t8Taal tpar ii6trFiiut.
gti9t nur Die MiiBtggGnger Der Staot,
1pnoern aud pieIe Ra6barn pom Gam
be batten ii9 eingefunoen. Die &eBte=
rem perbielten ii9 ernit II. i6peigIam,
uno Is Idien ie psinli9 81 beriibren,
SoIepb auf Der Intlagebant gu ieRen.
Die 8orberbanblung nabm eintge 3eit
in @ufpru6, unb Is mar fat W&tttag,
ais Der srite 3suge aufgerufen purOs.
IS mar Der 4r5t. &lur uno id9lt9
beri9tete er Den 3uItanO, in tpeldem er
Sulta gefun0sn, feline Gntoedung Des
Sites, Die ungepDbnli6e Dirt Der Wtrz
flung beHelben, un0 lp%ieber6plte feline
Meinung, DAB Die 6ingeI9ieosne an
einer langoduernbsn NerpenIpannung
gelitten, bic Ii9 5uleBt big gu ienem Oft
fpIterii4rr @rrgtbeit geiteigert babe.
Ytr. Spenbam fragte gsnau na6 So
Iep6's geneGmen unD ieinen 4euBerunz
Gen Dor unD nd6 benz Sobe. @r pGblte
gum 4n9riffspuntt Sulia's &u5ruf:
DSoIep6. iA mill anbers merbsn,
aber ba3u muB i4 te6sn!"
r9isie Worte," iagte Wr. Spenbam,
osuten auf cine borbetgegangene 9roz
bung Don Saitsn bes Gngetlagten,
Sein 6iilflpIes Spfer -"
STR. 8interton prOtsItirte gegen ba5
Gpitbetpn. Sein Diperpdrt iebo9 fdno
3abapie 8rHnDe, Soiep6'5 S9ulO als
erpieI len 6in3uftslen, unb 10 bic na6z
giebigen 9emiitbsr elmer ri6t beionz
oers f9arfiinnig:n Sur1 uumGlig Su
Ietner Mnnabme gu lenten. Der Qr5t
purbe etnem itrsngsn &reu5bsr60r unz
tertpprfen, in peiIsn 8erlauf er ii6 gu
Der Sbatfa6e betunnte, Die 8erbsimIi>
dung Der 8ergiftung na9 Der 8eer0iz
glng iel6sr anqerat6sn gu faben. 9qs
Obium Der @ebcimbaltung purce To-
nit bon Soispb %entfernt, unO Oas mar
Elm enti6ieosner 8ertbeil.
Die ndffte 3eugin mar Die Mdgb,
Die ii6 in Der 6aGe befunoen bate. als
SuIia auf Dem 9reppenabiaB umiant.
Sic bate in etntr f4riasn, uufgeregten
Stimme bic @orte fpre6en b0ren:
Sch fort! Oh FaIt mid %get0btet!"
(6OrtieBung folgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
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ue6er ote1e interefante 5ruge baden
stpet dmeritantI6e 8ele6rte, gbel unb
.0asis, in benz rSSournal fir erperiz
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un0 ben 5uaren bon Regern ben 5arbz
ftoff fir ii3 Der unb tonnten Osnielz
Ben in ieber gstpiini9ten Mtenge Oardus
g%epinnen. Die 8Grn9en Der i4parz
3en Jdrbe ertpieIsn fi4 ais unl0Sli4
in perbinnter SGurs, in 4lto6ol unb
audi in nrounnten 4lfllien; penn
man re uber erit nit perbinnter Sal5z
1Gure bebanbelte unb Damn ber6inntes
.3dli 3uieBte, 10 lOfte ii6 bic 6arbe BEL
GrpGrmung atf. Die PigmenttOrpers
9en bsiteben aus einem ~farbloien
@runbTtoffe, Dem eigentGidsn Sarbz
itoffe unb elmer beOeutenDen Menge
unorgani16er Subitan5; in Der 2eBtes
rem iino Calcium, Mlagneiium, @iien,
&teIelIGure, Bbospborfdure II. S9tpez
felIGure porbanoen. Mu9 Der eigent=
lt6e 6ur6ftoff entbGlt nod cine Spur
bon @iien; er fam Bel @rnGrmung
auf Speibunoert 9rab Dur6 OeItiQdz
tion bon ben ii6rigen Stoffen Der pig
mentt0rner ~abgefonbert perben. Die
@eIsbrten meinen, bdB Der 6drbitoff
aus Den Glementen Der in Der 6aut
treiienben Sdfte entitebt unO ni6t aus
ben rot6en 8eitanbtbeilen bss 8lutes.
Sin Rsger BON gepobnli9er 8r0Be
fIbrt in Der 6dut Ieines gan5en &0r=
pers nur etmd 1 8ramm oes eigsntliz
den Tarbitoffes nit Ii4; Die &0rper,
in benen Der 6ar6Itoff entbalten lit,
ptegen BEL einem Nsger ettpa 3.3I
@ramm, nobel ungenommen piro,
oaB bieie &0rner BEL benz lebenoen
Menf9en IS 8rosent 8afer unb 81
pro8ent mineralii6e 8sitanOt6eile
ent6alten. Der 6arbitoff, Der fi9 in
Der 6aut unb ben 6duren bes Regers
befinbst, lit nnbrI9einli9 berielbe, pie
ber;sriee in ben buntlen 6oaren Der
Eceisen GaFe. 9arna4 mare ulio Der.
IntefTdieO Sptf9en Dem Reger uno
benz @eiBen in bieier 9inii9t nur Elm
quantitdtiOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

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