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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
Nnd Gin gNahrnmas.G unplnt.

SnOtdndpOlts, SnD., l. San.
- 8. $. 9anna, Der &DritbenOe oe5
i'm pergangenen So6re pom@dbrungsz
gonoant bierislbt eingsisBten Gretuz
tipzGomjte'5, fat an ale 9eper6etomz
mern, Observation-Disclosures etc. Des
2anoe5 ZEN &ufruf fir Dem 0i3oer3uz
ia%mmentritt Dss GpnpentS in SnDiaz
napoIi5 am %. Sanuar erge6en laIIen.
Sn Gem 4ufruf ldBt sr Die 3nefs unO
Die 5EGtigteit oes ~porjG6rigen Gonz
psnt5 8eOue puiiiren uno I4lieBt Oaz
ran Die GinlQoung gu Dem neuen GOnz
rent, Der pdbri9einli6 nur 5lpei Sage
Dauern rperoe. Sm 4HfnluB Daran
miro ertIGrt, DuB Der 8G6rungscpme
million 3auienbe oon 3uI6riften aus
Qq2n 36aiIsn pe5 2anOes 3ugagangsn
Ieien, auf @runb Dsren Iis i6lieBli6
einen 8sfOrmplun 5uIammengeieBt
bdts, ben iie CUR 4nrdhms empfeblen
peroe. Der 8lun perDe am Montag
Der0hentli3t perDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
9ecarn riurs S6pciucOicb fagls gr=
lnldlt.

If, @rt., /. Sanuar. -
Sn leBterer 3eit purosn msbreren
6armerr Der llm9egeno S6peine gez
itpblen. Der 8srOa9t ri6tete Ii9 auf
einen bsia5rtsn NeQer, uno oieTsr
nuroe feute a5gefaBt, ais er e6en i'm
8egriff mar, Elm S6nein, Ou5 einen
0ertb bon taum 81 bate, binpeg gu
treiben. Mlan bano ben alten Wtann,
ihteifte i'm big 3u ieiner SPLITTER, bling
i'm an csren5hiirpfoitsn auf uno i6OB
Inn me6rare &ugeln in Oen a0rper.
Den Qei6nam lieBen bic brutalsn
&urifer bdngen unO b%efeitigten an
i6m einen 13ettsl nit elmer SnI6rift,
Die aIs @ornung fir 9ie6e Otenen
fn0tp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
Sine eleftrii6e Sa9n iibcr Den Gill.
cuut=GGB.

San 6ran3t5to, l. Sanuar.
90. &. 8~urf6olber ppn fjer bat Ti9
mad 4Idsta begeben, I'M bort cine Qhz
ldge fir Die 9ran8miIIion elettrji9,r
&raFt, our6 fpel6e bic proiettir.e eletz
triI6e 8dhn ijber ben GbilcoDt : 9dB
in gepeggung geieBt peroen ioG, 5u
erri9ten. Die Glsftri3itGt piro in
0naa er3augt unb na6 Dem 20 Wleilen
ocn Od sntfernten 9unfts, ND iie gsz
6raudt miro. iibertrasen iperben. Die
Lungs be5 PaiIes gu errinttnCen gf0z
ten perben uuBer Den elsttrif4sn
OrG6Esn &a6el trdgen, an pslfe0agz
gor8 aufs2fdngt peroen. Die eletz
trji6en MotDrsn tperOen itltiondr
iein uno biz 8oggons nerosn Die
iGiefe G6ene 6inauf bur6 8abel, Die
iber cine gSrommel" laufsn, fort6az
tpeqt nercen. Die Du3u gshDrige Maz
i6inerie lit bereit5 ubgei6idt poroen
uno Die eleftrii6e QnIage biirfte in 3
Mpndten fertig peroen, nprauf, ME
man glaubt, odS lleberI4reiten Oes
Gbilcoot : 9afes ale feline S4redsn
perlieren tpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
isrnn 2iitaert wirOer eiumal.
Sir $4,000 Ioq iie CUR SteQe gez
f4afft tperbsn. = 9as Qnerbieten
eines 9n1tpnerS.

tlIltS SUlUNtL2.
Gbtcago, /. Sdnuar. - Seute
fieIen bic @erbanOIungen i'm 2iitgert'
f6en @attinmorb : gro3eFe aus, neil
Der 8ert6eioiger !6armon gelteno
ma6te, BIB Der Heujl6rstag Elm gaTeBz
lider SSeiertag lei, mas 3i6ter 8arD
gelten lteB, pOrauf Der 8erihts6of Ii6
fir beute bertdgte.
Sin Gter peilenber 8oItoner, Sobn
5. G4ofielo, BAT Ii6 er6oten, fir Die
o8leinigfeit" pon $4,000 ben ieBigen
Nufent6alt8ort Der angebli9 ermorOez
ten 5rou 2puiIs 2iitgert an3ugeben.
S6ofielO be6auptst, 6rau 2iitgert lebe
ni4t nur md, ionOsrn erfreue ii6
aud elmer guten @eTunb6eit. Sreunben
bon 2iitgept lit geiagt porOen, inner
bdl6 "a StunOen, na6oem bic bs5ei6z
nete Summe be5aGlt porben lei, perz
be ii9 6rdu 2iitgert auf Der 8eiIe nad)
G6icago befinOen. S6ofielb Iagt fer
nsr, bteIel6e bo6e cine SteGe ais
9ienIt6otin in einem tleinsn Srte in
Penni9lpanien inne.
Die &npGlte fir Die @srt6eioigung
geben ben 4ngaben uno Der Sfferte
S9ofielo's peatg GreOit.
Rem 6aDen Conn.,, 2. Deg. -
So6n g. S4ofieIo aus Bolton, pel6sr
Ii6 CUR 3eit bier befiubet, ertlGrt, eS
lei ni6t pd6r, oab er ii6 erbOten babe,
Die permiBie Trau 2iitgert fir $4,000
in G6icago oOr3ufibren. Gr t6eilt
psiter nit, er h1be groBeS Sntereie OH
Der Qffaire 2iitgert genommen uno
oerI6ieosne Spuren Der @eri4punoes
nen perfol9t. Gr CLAUDE, baB bieiel6s
nod am 2eben lei, Do4 mile er ni9t,
ND 1e Iib befinOet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
glmerifaniI6rs Gr, fir 9ealcs.

&ieIigar Gontrdtt abgei6lofen. -
Sine @lepeldnbtr 6irma pirb bier
Miqionen Sonnen @r3 an 6ritiI4;
9iittenner!e liefern.
9ittsburg, pu., 1. Sanuor. -
Soeben lit bur9 Sames 80. MtiQer
ppn bier in 2pnoon, @nglano Elm riez
tiger Gontratt nit Der rGdrOiff SrDn
6ouroers : So" abgeI6lohen rOrDen,
Die 6ieIige5a4I9rift yGoul ano Gote"
berDffentli9t in ibrer beutigen Rume
mer Die @in5el6eiten Der translation.
Der BON Der q%enunHfen 8aIeQf9dft,
an oerenSpiBe Cir Qot6iun Bel ittbt,
dbaeI6loRene Gontrdtt lautet auf A.
100000 Sonnen GA : pro3entigsn Ntez
Ia6a : @iiener3, pelGas BON Der Sir
ma Warner, Stuart Il. So. in @lebez
lamb auf ben ODDS in Garoiff ob3uz
lisfern lit.
9u QegenpGrti9 infolge be8 duBsr=
prDentliA Itarten Grport5 BON @si5sn
Die 9ampFerfra6trateu ungepD6nltd)
bon iinD, 10 baden 8arner, Stuart Il.
So. it6 nit Cramps rpegsn Oes 8aue5
elmer 9(n3a6l iestii6tigern @~balebads"
in 8erbinOung geieBt, UNI oo5 Gr3
Dermittelit ~oerIelben Opn Den an ben
o6eren Seen gelegenen 8er9perten BIZ
rett auf benz @aiferpsge (pio @el=
lano = 8anoD nab @als5 gu trans
portiren.
6r. N}iQer fat our6 BEN 2(6I6IuB
oeS Gontrattes, Der eiuen 8eIammt=
betrdQ BON S26, 900 inpolpirt, cine
8rooiiior por runo 100000 Der
Dient. Dele S~run5aftipn piro qqge=
mein ais Der 8sginn zines ous9eOebn=
ten Giiener36anoel5 nit gnglauO an
geIeGen. Die oortiqn Giien 6a6riz
tanten IinO gu Der Ginii9t gelungt,
baB M}eiaba = Gr3 ii6 bnrtbeilbafter
berarbeiten IdBt, ais ipuniide5, i6pe=
oii6e5 unO afritaniIdR5 Gr3, Del4es
bi86er in ben S6mel3Dfen Der engli=
i6en 5abritanten CUR 8ernenDung
det0mmen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
Gnrtu fir 8rf6rOerunaen nit Der guit

@riter SLATE : YoitIa6en (8riefe
II. !. No. 2 Gents pro hinge.
3neitsr &laiie (3eitungen II. 3eit>
i0riften) l Gent fiir + un3en.
9ritter &lahe (5l4er, GirtuIare)
1 Gent fir 2 lln3en.
8ierter alahe (2Baaren) l Gent
pro lln3e.
Gini&rei6egebii6r 0oitsQufI6lag)
oeiten tbeilpetlc frdntirt letn,
s Gents.
Morten fir iofortige Q6lieferllng
C(ufi9Iag auf 0aa reguldre 9Orto)
10 G,nts.
GrIter &Iu1ezYoItia9en - 8riefe
unb ale anoeren gei4riebenen Su4en
(o6 QeI6lDfen, pper n16D nit Qusz
nabne BON ManuIcripten nit 6eifolz
oenOen Gorretturz 8pgen, ferner ale
6erItegeltenS a4en (iiebe u%ntenitebenb)
2 Gents pro hinge, nit Qusnabme DON
8rieFen an &oItzStationen, mo bic
8oItIa9en ni6t ausgetragen perben,
l Gent PRO un6e. 9oitz3arten ie l
Sent.
53peiter aIuFe<9ofia4en = 3siz
tunQtn, piertaljdbrli9 ODER otter err
fGeinenoe 3siti9riTten. tpelde ni6t
orQtis pertbe;lt reroen. Ous algez
meme Qublitum be3abGt Oafir nit
Gifenba6nzMarten gu Der State bon
ie l Sent fir 4 ltn3en ober SReile oas
bon, penn niGt periiegelt.
9ritter 8lahe - (gebrudte, feline
8luncpz 9ii6er), Girfulare, dnbere ges
brudte Sd9en, gorretturz8oge unO
b~eifpIqenbes Manuicript, 8alentines,
MuIif : NotenblG:ter. 6eliotppes,
G6romos, 4lutate, 2itbOgrupbie'n u.
Qe0rufte @n3eigen i'm 4qgemeinen,
iGmmtIi3. penp ni6t b~erfegelt, l
Sent fir 2 lln3en pOer psniger.
3ierte 9lafe - Waeren unb Mus
ter, glancpz8i6er unb Yapier, @r3s,
uue GaGen, pel6e ni6t in irgsnO els
ner Der anoeren &ldfen eingeI4loien
unO t6rer g&atur mad ni9t gefdbrli4
pber perberbli9 fir ben sSn6alt Der
anOeren goItIa9en Iinb. (Gin ipez
3ieues @eIeB ieBt 0as Yorto fir SGz
mereisn, Qbleger, Mur3eln, Spr0Bz
hinge uno Pflan5en auf bic Rate BON
einem Gent fiit ie 2 lln3en fe5t.) 5dQs
porsenonnte 4rtiteI niGt mebr, aIs 4
Pfuno b%etrdgen, l Sent prp un3e pper
8ruhtheil.
@erfiegelt. = Srgenb cine 9OItia@e
nirb als perIiegelt a~ngeIeben, rpenn
biefel6e 10 Derpadt 1T, b6B cine qriinoz
Ii6e 9riifung pbne S6Goiaunq Der
llmbiinung Ober Dss Snbalts ermDgs
Ii6t piro.
Reoiftrtrung. = GrIte, brittle uno
piertc &laHesYoftfG6sn t0nnen in trz
oenb einenl Poitbiireuu burd Sinaus
f~iiouno einer s Gents 8riefmarte All
benz reguldrsn POrtO re9iitrirt psrs
ben.
9prto mad Merito unb
GanaDa.
9isIel6en Staten un0 8ebinguneen,
ais in ben Ser. Staaten, nit Qu5nabs
me, buB oemii9te northumberland,
pel4e ni9t ais g8Ona ftbe" 9anbelss
Mlufter qeIanbt peroen, nit Der Pats
fetpoit perfanSt perben miihen. &aufs
mdnniiGe S9riften au ben gepobns
lihen Staten.
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Orr Ginhrefer tpnr rinr ,Ernn.

4t6tfon n, San, /. Sanuar. -
Sn ben leBten 0o6en inn in ojeiel
Staot 3ablrei9e gin5riife perijbt
porber, obne oaB IS gelang, ben 3bG.
tern uuf bic Spur 81 tOmmen. Sur
na6 Mitterru6t 6eute Worgen 60rtl
6raa s. q. 3bomas Elm GerauI6 II
ibr2r 0obnurg. sic itanO auf uni
oanabrte cine 9eitaIt. 6rau 9bomas
ItisB einen S6rei aus unb aud biz
fremoe 8erion i6rie ouf. Qn Der
Stimme ~ertdnnte 6rdu 3boma5, paf
iie Elm 0ei6 Dor ii6 bate. Die Sin.
breGertn eutfdm.
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grs TnntihInoo ifnlpin.

g 0 It 0 r, l. Saruar. - SIN be
1ig:n Superior @erit: ertannte faute
eire SurD gessr 5rau Neaie 9. Better
fin BON Nsp 0ort, pei6s res an
6rdu Catherine +. Murp6b perij6!sn
Soot56lGgs urgsflagt mar sui Snulz
Big" Sine GiFerIu6tsicsns, gu nelf3r
IS 3niIf2n ben bsioeR 6r1usn nm 30.
0ttobsr i'm 61uie Der 6rau Murp5b
fam, enoa5a pami!, oaB pisIe eri6ofen
purne. Der 9rp3sB mar felt einigen
Saesn i'm 81n9e.
6rdu Qetsrtin h0rte Du5 llrt6eS IN,
ohne mi: Der 0imper gu 5utan, ME iie
ii6er6aup! pG6rsnb Der 8srbanDIunz
gen grpbs &1ltbl i!igteit an zen 5ag
qsIeQi. Rif!sr 9ii6pp niro i6r in Der
nd6it:n Wofs ihr urt6a;l pertiiroen.
Sin Sampler gri6eitcrt.
St.SoGns, %. g., l. Sunuar.-
Der 0ompfer r9eron1," nit 4OO9ferz
ben unD eirsr GuQemeiaen 2oOuna BON
por!lanp, Mls,, na6 Qonpon Be-
itimmt, lit in Der RG6e osr 5tdl S.
lambs, an Der 8iite bon Naufunol1no,
geItrdnoet uro BON ieiner gem1nnuaq
o~ufgsgst:n ppuoen. Bon Der QeBter3n
BADEN 25 Mdnn, parunter Der 3rueite
Off:5isr, 2dnb errti9i. 9ds S6.dIaI
be5 Rsitss. 81 Mdnn odrunter Gopt.
Barrier, 1T nod 5psiFeIFaft.
Die Frar30FI6e Bart rQOms
barb" pelfe m 8. Robembar ponWoz
bile, Ola, na6 Gette abging, Idnt i'm
administrator, po6ei Der Gapitdn
Dane unb bier Mtdtroien e%rtranten
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0eue 9ampFerIiuic auf nrm itiGcl
Mccrc.

Sun6rar3t8co, Sal, I. San
- Sin 14ztGgiger 9ompferDarts6l
3pii6en Gan 6ran3i5co uno 4uitra:
lien, IeuieeIuno etc. miro pon 6ebrual
an BON ben Sfiffen Der Oceanic.
60" er0ffnet tperDen. Die neue poit:
uro MISUNDERSTANDING ptrb biz
Saereiie nu6 Quitrolien BON % aui
10 SAGE brindsn.
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S6limme Grfabrungeu cinrs RcOnf:
tours.

8itts6urg, l. Sanuur. - Mar
@rnolO giebt lett Sturgeon in Wc8eesz
port bas Budget" beraus unO omar
Tu6t er 10 piel, ais m0gli6, oas Bet
ipiel Der fapitaIiitii9en Seniationsz
8lGtter naa3uabmen uno feline 3eis
tuna our9 ods 4uftii4en BON aIerlei
6umilientlutI8 ninterfant" gu ma
den. '9iefss 8eftreben bat ibm am
Mittpo8 i6pn einen S9aOenerIaBz
qrp5eB in Der 60be Don $4,000 unO
6eute cine Sra6t 9riigel eingabra6t,
urD 3tpar mar es cine 5rau, bic Sat
tin bes 9ittsburger 9otel6sfBsrs
8olf, Die i'm in Der Office aufiu9te
unb i'm nit elmer Beiti6e bear6eitete
peaen zines S9muBartiteIs, ben er
iiber fe Der0ffentlt6t bate.
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Grnhrhcn In NensGnnlnnn.

Greter, q. s., 2. San. - Deb
rere Groeri6it,eruroen uno Elm Sc
t0ie ME Der &nu1 elmer fernen grplos
fipn i2redten gsgen 3 u6r bsuts friib
Die 6ieIi9en 8epo6ner aus Dem S9laz
fe. QR 8ebGube nurOtn in i6ren
6unDamentan eri6uttert. Qu6 in
meEreren ben136artan Orten traten
GrDitDPe elm.
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@ntrrmnrh

G6ottanop9a, 8enn., 1. San.
- Sn Der Staot berrI9t dQgemeine
4ufre9ung iiber benU}Oro, Den S1mes
Weuin9ton an ieinem Batter perii6te.
Der 8urIfe pur0e geItern ber6aftet.
Gr gibt gu. Oa5 fur6tbar, 8er6rstcn
Deriibt 81 baben uno er3d6Ite nit GRO
Der &alt6liifigtsit bic @eI9i6te oe5
W}Oross. Gr Iogt, OaB inn Dor 3fpst
Sdgen iein Batter brpbts. i6m am nG9z
item Sage eire t0rperlife 3ijdtigung
gu 5beil nerOen gu Iafen. Q(I5 Der
alte M}ann Idlief, erI6lug er i6n nit
elmer Dirt. bano oarauf ben 2ei6rdm
an Elm PferO uno lieB ion in einen be-
ro6barten WagO i6Ieifsn, mo er i'm
ltegen I5eB rno od5 PferO srfaoB. IS
~ 6erritt Staen zen Burden cine berz
artige Grbjtterunq in Der Staot, oaB
man IS fir pa6riGeiuli6 bait, OaB
man 2Dnhiuiti3 an ibm iiben nire.
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Sin SCR; mi Dem @eleiie.
S9redli6er Sob zines Ct : 5otel6es
tigers unter ben &G0ern zines elet4
triIfsn Ddggon8.

trIldsn Wdggo1s.
Rem gorf, 2. Sdnuar.-8u64
itGbli6 Ods 6er3 aus Dem 2ei6e gsriIs
fen tpuroe borleBte Nd6t 5rn. 9enrD
Grimm BON Geodr @rope, Wooobdz
ben, Delher bds 100. Spfer bes Srolz
fen : 0rd6ens nur0e. Grimm, Elm
frii6erer 5otel6eIiBer, bate ben Spls
better : g(6enO BEL einem So6ne berz
bra6t, pel6er Da8 Crescent : 5ote(
lit OIt : Nep : gort betrei6t. I'm
Mitterna6t mdhte er ii1 nit 1einem
8uggD auf ben Seimpeg. Gr fu6r
auf benz 0ItliGan @eleiie an GiberfDz
2(penue, ais SroIeD Gar Nr. POI
itabtaufpdrts f03renO nit IauIenber
8eI9pinoigteit odberfdm. She
Grimm aus benz Mege lenten fonnte,
runnte bic Gar tru1eno in iein Sc
fG6rt 6inein.. 9u5 8ferO ginq nit Der
gebrohenen 0ei6iel Dur6 II. Grimm
fiel riidlinqs pom WdQen uno unter
Die nod nibt sum StiuitanO gefomz
meme Gar. Die 8dOer gingen benz
llngliifIifsn i6sr ben 2ei6 unO Iein
&6rper mar cine uutanntlife Wufe,
ais er aus benz GiIenlrert Der Gar lpsz
geIOit tparb.
Sine Stunoe ipGtar, na9osm bic
2eihs Ifon Idnqit entfernt porben,
fanO 9oli3iIt 8i1iam 8bitne0 ettpa
d6t SUB bon Der S9reten5ftGtte euts
fernt nsben BEN 8eleiier cine flsiI6ige
M}afe, Die ipdter bon Dem 9oli5eiar3te
ais bas Ser3 6e3eihnet pdrO, ba5
Grimm aus Dem&Drper g~srifIen parb.
9as 9er3 purOt in elm 8ijnoel ges
t6an unO Der 6amilie bes ungliidliz
den ij6er9s6sn. Der 8remIer SSame5
&elD uno Der Gonoutteur ,SiioOr Gil
bert purOen in 6aft genomman, iebo9
i'm Safes 2lpenue : 8oli8eigeri9t gep
gen 8iirqI6aft Bis gum 9er60r ent5
laIen. Grimm mar cine betdnHte
PerI0nli6teit in @ooo6upen II. Itanb
i'm 81. ~2eben8jabre. Gr mar bei Iei<
nen QdnDsleuten Ithr beliebt.
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@iraiNicn,g ncner WOnbcrnenr

RtnmDnb /, @a., 1. Sanuar. -
Sym Stuatstcpi.Dl, in Dem btute 6eiOe
6GuIlr Der General 46emblp psrz
3ammelt naren, l@:.It3te bsu:e j.. 6oge
Spler 0en Qm.saiD ais Gou0errsur
bes S.a1te5 uno ey6fTnete Damn bic
&eq;slotur DurA 3sr!eIung eirsr fur
gen NnIprafe. DIR neue Qieuterant
8ouperrGur pu}oe ebsnfaQ5 Dereioigt.
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WmttinnssI n;eioen.

Ctheutlidler Serfnuf rpertbppucu ySGfercis
0lgcntbunne an Srt unc Etene
gfr. 319 SIc=SitntoUs. uahe C'Spuuens2 Ctr,
2antoH. MoHtaG ben 10. Sauuar 1895, NGh@
uIlttaes 4 lhr.
@iESeIHbeiteu bsi'm gerfauie.
t1-2.I-s) 9eurq g DIM f, aHiuaIt.
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Or. W. @iemer,
M .

ST. 753. @~eit'8asettes, nahe ginssstrabs'
SprehRunben: Gormittass biz 3 lbL uno gtana
~
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GintbetInns Der NaBe nnD GctuidbIe

pie Dlel elben ppri Der nSaltImOrer
Mebl= unD @etraioes9orie dngenom=
men tperben.
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DM[llalte -1ane
Gou5ertc, SAFE &c.

m5- 4rneIoun8ea wegocH in ot Expedition ots
~GorreiponeeatcE" .r:ssgcE az ornlsr. 2ss9let fen
fur Die .3Hibarss $ogss. oaa:" auh 81 Dem aazltor
berIe.6en Il Oritteu Stgtrtrt;.
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beLSaIa", y9,utfdts (German) Salj",
,slnfli6es Rarlsbaotr SuI5", une uHt's
uie!eu arSereu Ses.idnuuseu gu SsrfantsH
iud).n, inter Der Gnpr,iinn8, oaB DOi'is
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Grand Opera House.

BIG CITY SPORTS AT THE GRAND.
 Flynn S5 Sheriden's Big City Sports show will open a three days engage ment at the Grand tonight. The com pany includes the following well known artists: Smilaxand Katrell Hi Tom Ward, eccentric entertainer; the Yer itch brothers, famous equilibrists, who will illustrate their songs by the elec- tric stereopticon; two popular come- dians, Whitelaw and Stewart, the Ger man and the Celt; a terpsichorean nov city, Rainbow Dance, led by Crissie Sheridan the most perfectly formed woman on the burlesque stage. Miss Sheridan has had something to do be- sides don tight-fitting costumes and look pretty, she certainly deserves the reward that every painstaking artist should receive. In the realm of bur lesque she has proven equal to all the requirements. She has successfully sus- tained many different roles. She is very attractive and interprets charac- ters with an intelligence which fully sustains her reputation, is an untiring worker and a great worker in this city,
 She will be assisted by eight beautiful young ladies, also introducing the lat est Paisrian craze, ''Les Figures Nat urel," by Smilax and Height. Matinees Friday and Saturday. Prices, evenings 10, 20 and 30 cents; matinees 10 cents for ladies; gentlemen 10 and 20 cents.
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ALABAMA LAUNCHED.
Battleship Leaves the Ways in tf
 CrampS' Yard

Battleship Leaves the Ways in the
 Cramps Yard.
 Philadelphia, Pa, May 1S.-The bat tleship Alabama was successfully launched at Cramps shipyard at 12 50 to-day.
 There was not hitch of any sort to mar the success of the launching.
 Miss Mary F. Morgan, daughter of Senator Morgan of Alabama, named the ship for her native state.
 The weather was beautiful but only a few persons witnessed the ceremony. fear of Spanish treachery keeping the gates of the shipyard closed against all except about 200 invited guests and newspaper men.
 The ship can be made ready for commission in a year if the armor is delivered promptly.
 The Alabama is a first-class sea-go- ing battleship of 11,525 tons displace- ment Of her two sister ships the Wis consin is now building at the Union Iron Works in San Francisco and the Illinois is under construction at New port News. All three have been hur- ried toward completion since the war began The construction of the three upon a single design was authorized by congress on June 10 1896. They are to be added to navy that includes six first-class battleships all of which the completed Alabama will surpass.
 The chief novelty in the Alabama's design is the elliptical turret. Novel in appearance will be also her two smoke stacks placed abreast of each other in- cfA rF ol1 I,N Her arnor is pronounced by experts to be the most complete ever put upon a. battleship, while her batteries will sur pass in efficiency those of any ship of equal displacement in any navy of the world
 In measurement the Alabama has a length of 368 feet, or 13 feet more than teh Iowa. Her beam is 72 feet 5 inches and her mean draught 23 feet 6 inches. Her twin-serew propelIers are to be driven by two vertical 3-cylinder triple expansion engines capable of develop ing 10000 horse power. The speed is to be Is knots, as in the case of former first-class battleships. A crew of 4S9 men and officers will man her. Unusually heavy armor is used in the hull of the Alabama already completed. Her side armor is or harveyized nickel steel, 16 1-2 inches thick in it's thickest part, and tapering to 1-2 inches. Four inches of the same material forms the protective deck. In the turrets the thickness of arn1or is F inches at the portholes where the nluzzles of the guns protrude and 15 inches elsewhere.
 In coal capacity and in storage room for ammunition the Alabama will not equal the best battleships of England, as, for example, the new Majestic. The British ships are designed for long dis tance runs in the Imperial service. It is in this direction taht the Alabama's S design is likely to be modified in future battleships of the United States. The change is a certain outcome of the re-