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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03

ben Elm gepaltIames Gnoe gu 6ereiten.
W}on Tiir6tete anfdngli6, oaB 9eiOe
5terben nijrOen, bod msloeten oie@ler3z
te INN Die Mittag53eit, Dab beioe Sc
bensmiioen auBer @efo6r uno beren
0ieoerQeneiung niht ldnger at be-
3peifeln lei. SRI. SoDIor mar ieit Ell
niger 3eit trdntIi6, uno porgeitern
@l6eno artete bic 8rant6eit in Qebens=
miioigteit aus. Sic mar nur i9tper
gu iiberreOen, Ii9 in i6r 3immer 5uz
riid3u3ieben, unb gegen l ltbr MOr=
gems, na6 einem 6eftigen Sample nit
ibrsn Gltern, pelhe iie 3ur~iid3u6alten
Iu6ten, itiir3te lie iiA aus einem Sen
tier ibrer WObnung unO fiel i'm Dor
garten Des Sauies in einen S6nee=
buufen. Wfit fur6tbaren S4nittpunz
ben uno 5autabi6ijrfungen 6eOedt,
runnte ie ounn our6 bic StraBen, ND
nab 6ulbitiinoi9em Sufen Elm Poliz
gift iie in 6ul6nodtem 2uitanbe auf
einem S6neeb1ufen fdno. W}an
6ro6te Ite Dann na9 ibrer elterli6en
Dp6nunq 3uriid, mo ipGbreno ibrer
Q6peTen6eit Der 9uter Der llngliidliz
den berIuAt Gutte, ii6 nit einemStrid
an elmer 0ampfrD6re oes SfenS gu
erbdngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03
Sn @intcrs SanIt.

Die &Glte bauert an. - Der Dads
iab ieinen S9atten bier id6 i6n
ni6t, ie na6bsm. - NeuerS 6nee=
iturm i'm Qn3uge.
Baltimore liegt nod in Ninters
8unn, bic &Glte Fat nod MD: Ea6gas
lufen, pbI6on lie ni9t 10 ie5r fu1Ibar
mar, neil Der Wino ni9t - !6arf
pe6te. SSa, bic Some pagta ii4 i)gar
beraus, unD fpenn Der Dads am Ger
mittag ii9 aus ieiner 9O5!s berausges
lpagt bat, bann piro er ieinen S6atz
ten 6emertt uno ii9 idIeunigIt pieber
gu neuem Te9sn06entli9em S6lufe
3uriidge5ogen baben. SIT er aber am
Na6mittage gum @orf6e;n getomz
men, 10 fanb er ale 8ebingungen err
flint, bic auf einen balbtgea 6riibling
f6lieBen lui1en. @er baber nod peis
teres I6le6teS @etter p%ropbe3e;t, Der
bat Gedt, unD per baloigsn 5rii6ling
a~ntiinDigt BAT nt9t minoer Re6t, 70
baB alio 8sibe Ge6t BADEN. Mit bsrz
ortiger @etter : Rsgeln lit IS ia tets
10 cine Sa6e, uno Ni6t5 iGuItrtri Sci
Ter Den 6umor OerFslben, ais DuS be-
fannie Sprii4port: yWenn Ter 6abn
frdbt auf Dem Miit, GnOert IiA OG5
Wetter, pDer 3 bleibt, ME IS it,"
Na6 benz 8eri@t be5 0etter : 8iz
reaus mar bic Semperutur pOn Mitz
terno6t an folgenoe:
Mitternu6t u 8rao i6er Guu; l
lltr MorgenS II, 2 l1br MOrgen5 II,
8 l16r MorgenS 9, 4 ubr Ntnrqen5 8,
5 u6r Morgsns 7, 6 ubr Morgen5 6,
7 u6r Wpr9ens 8, 8 l6r Worgen5 5,
9 ubr Morgen5 6, Z u9r 0torgen5 7
8rap iibar Stuff.
Sin S9neeIturm ioQ nun baiD piez
Der N6pef8lung in oa5 9rrgramm
bringen unb audi cine tdlte WeQe pte=
Der in fire R26te !retea.
Der 3peite S6neeiturm, NIT relfsm
mir begliidt perDen iolen, 1auGte be-
reits iiber benz Safe Superior auf
uno geitern iiber 2dte 6urpn un0 reiIte
5iemIi9 eilig Oitli4.
unfGIle in 6olge be8
@ldtteife8.
Die 81 Sabre alte 6rou &aseQOpel
BON @peet Dir, Baltimore : Gountp,
fiel geitern pOr BOSrer's 2a5eu an Der
2eringtonz, na6e @utapItraBs, 10 unz
qliifli9 CUR Groe, DAB tie zine tr6s6z
li9e 8opFpunoe b~appntrug. sic parp
na8 benz rMarDldnOer ltnioeriitdtsz
6ofpital" ibsrgefiibrt, uno ru&Oem
i6re 8unDe ber6unoen mar, 6eS0b lie
ft6 na6 Der Wobnung elmer Sreun>
bin, pel4e in gtr. 1851, Of : Monuz
mentitraBe, pobnt.
6rI. Murtba Ri6mpnb bon Rr.1402
9ennIDlbunid : 4penue, tpeI;6e in Der
Grammar : S6ule Ger. l an Der SAB
ettez uno @reeneitraBe angeiteat lit,
fiel geitern Morgen bor r@obnung
auf benz Srottoir nieOer uno brad
ihren Iinfen Wrm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03
Observation-Disclosures

,3u IS. OO-$6.5O Mdnutr l;bsrIit5tr, rlr IL
wr6btu non 30 bi5 a, lest 81. uu9
uuilr. $S.50=llt5trij:br in aatn Uros
f.u, r:0u.drt NM fir TART o:5lut;
N}Guutr. itBt 81.
,3u 50. 75-tlj @dnuer=ll:btrij:6r, siuig: NIT
SciOe ]gtfittcrt.
RI si1.75-S6ptc $40 ,Lop-aR5f. ftr SlI.75.
NM t.iat $2o R.risgs NM 9!bls
lItbrji,b:y icbt $12.
an &I4.75-S25= NM S3o-Nlduuv=llt5c}it5.r.
,3u $40. OO-lluirc i:iuttu Slo-lltb;r}t.aU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03

8ereins" unO Der Baltimore Gttpz
2oge" bes Obb~6elopszSr IT.
oens."
Die folgenben 3uT6riftsn, beren
Snbaft ii9 TeIbit ertlGrt, iinO Dem
v0eutf9en GprreIponoenten" 3ugez
9drrgen:
Baltimore, 1. 5sbruar 1898. -
6rn. GbuarD 9aine. Wert6er 6err.
Sn 4rbstrd9t Der guten unb aus
fii6rli9en 8erifte iiber bic Benjamin
lungen Oes y8rdumeiIter> 9ereins, "
fpe5ieu iiber unIer leBtes 8antett, in
S6rer gei6dBten 3eitunq, uno ba 6r.
Or. Gortan INNER iebr 3upprtpmz
msno uno aufmertiam benz rSrau=
meiIterz 8eretn" gegeniiber lit, bat Der
n8raumeiiterz@erei in ieiner leBz
ten &erIammlung beI9lo1Ien unO MIDI
beuuftragt, S6nen, pie 6rn. 9r.@orz
ton ben innigiten 9ant bes n9rauz
meiiter< 9ereins" gu iibermitteln. -
Soffenb, baB bic 5reunDi4aft bes
ySsutI9en GorreIponoenten" uno beS
.8raumeiterz@ereins INNER 10 lei,
Sei9net a6tungspoq e~rgebenit WtaG
8iit6ler, SetretGr."
Baltimore. Mb,, 2. Sebruur 1898.
On ben Stabtz3eoatteur 0es n9eutz
I6en GorreIporpenten." 8eebrtsr
6err! Sd bin Don unierem Gomite
erIu9t porOen, Shnen Deien 6er3ltz
den 9ant aussuipre6en fir ben brill
Ianten uno ausfii6rli6en 8eri6t, ben
sic in ben SpaIten oes 8lattes iiber
bic am leBten Mittpo9 Nbeno i'm
rGarroQtonz6otel" abgebaltene 6eier
bes 5~0zjGGrigen StiftungsfeItes Der
Baltimore Gitpz2oge" oes Sroens
Der yOooz5e4opS" bra6ten. SRr err
e~ebenIter Same5 9oung, @oriiBer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03
Der 9eutf6e Correspondent
Sunnerhas, ben 3. Scbrmar 1898.


uSorO's Speruhaus." Nisie @ode
"The Governors"
Hlron mo 5imuermnn'S nNtuItsGtnoe
rnie. Ssben gbeEb uHb Samitos 9iatiues: THE
Old Homestead"
p0ouiNuuitrnseu Sbeutcr. "-0ieie @ote
ithcH gbsno uro Miontoa, giittluofl uao Gomltog
AtatIreeE: "a Hired Girl"
u2uceum. : henter."-Sie'e &ode an tint
9Ibszosu uno gittlpCd unb eomhaa MntiHetH:
sweet lavender Somfto9 absno: THE Charity
Bali"
uGuoitorium 0tEnthale. "-0iele @ote
jeeen RddmittGs uno a6eHo: Nalsn uHb Suffers
First Prize Ideals"
uSoro'S Specrhaus"-Sou Montul, Den
z. Tebruur, an 8. 9OHriso's SperettsHs@ tienihait-
Snlie Sopocip.
rSratorieue@eielidu bon Baltimore"
6ents. ben 3. Te6ruar. gufiihmra pom Sanders
Srotorium ~UisiiGs" in Der ~Diuiit'NaCe."
pNtuff.6 Sle, III uunt 9ioudls9Iue ne
VeainHt gioHtas, ben :. 6ebuiar, "0os $aiiionsz
Gptsl."
p@ermauiu-2oas 9tr. /. =. D. 81. -
Miittuod, Den D.. F,bruar, SIberolnterlaItnHs uao
Snl n Der .Srohiiuuz oalle."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03
6'bm's acmt SSaf
Bic rtci9iio
VreiSreOn6tiOn
i'm SanScl nit


Die rieIigite Pre is=SerabIeBung inn
6anoel nit &leiOern lit nit oieIem
rSdgerdufnubmez "8ertauf per6unoen.
9if1e Qn3ii8e uno lleber3ieber IinO
tbatid4li4 ! Ober ! me6r pertb, bod
lit nnisre 9OIitit auf augsnblidli8en
@erllit baiirt, Denn oerRuum lit not6z
psnoig. Infer @rofit piro BARN be-
ite6en, Sbre 46tuns, Sbr 8srtruuen
unO S9re &lnoidoft gu gepinnen.
0ieIs8 lit Der 8runo, ipes6alb sic bier
cine Gr7purniB BON $3.50 bis $50 auf
ieoen @u5ug ober lleber3ieber ~erpurtet,
pelfen sic jeBt t%dufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03
Wf6uilersM n;Igc.

3u 81. OO-SS.ID Bauw;r=gIigt aus goyiHl=
libu Qlui Dcutu:u Di0ttrja,jm itE,
-, uuo uuicyt b,i;n Sl0sGuja8s Jest
$3.50.
3u S.5O-guy cjujas p;utgc ilo NON uai,rtu
SI2 i6par}m uuo Hilutn G5pjo;5.
lest $3.50. iibriR ]g:5litbtn, 0ob inn
nod u.els pom muicrtH SIS @uiil;r
bier in Sad. 9romcuaOsH= mo :,
@.Uluf.ru fur 50. - sur 9us pI5l
pOrbuU0tH.
81 $14. 75-lluicr; i,tutw $lj=GBig, lus o:a
bsfu jmpor;lgtu 6a9rttat;u i;Ft
$lI.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03

Sat feline Strae.- 3an=
bolpb @iQiams, Der nt9tsnuBige
So6n bes Heger : Yaitors Srdnt R.
8iaiams, tpurO gmeitsrn pom PoIi3ei@
8i3ter Grammar pegen f~legelhaften
8etragens auf Der StruBe UNI SO unD
Soften geitraft. 8iliams Bate Den
poli5iiten 8opeG auf Der StruBe nit
S6mdbreOen Osrart gersi3t, Dab i'm
Der 8luurod drretirte.
Die nPurtz Mills" 3uQBOobs
6errp Deroen Oemnd6it DieOer croft
net, poour9 $50 ps,ioHen 8ei6Gfttz
gung finben perOen.
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IMPORTANT TO ADVER-
TISERS.

There is NO German paper in Maryland. except
ing the German Correspondent, that haa sufficient
press capacity to print the usual sditIOp Of Der
Deutsche Correspondent in less than
FIvE HoURs
The press Of the Correspondent" viii pTin:
foiS and count the entire edition or Hny othe
O. ~ German paper In Maryland in
IVE MINUTES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03
9nfal6cri6te aus darlington.

GeG6fmproper Il d pom a.
teruno SO@ter.
Die Sel6Ifmpro : Manie, nelde
nGbrenb Der leBteu 8O9en in 9ieiiger
Gtabt berri6te, T4eint mob nift Err
loTden gu iein, Osnn geitern OerIu4ttn
8olter 5aDlor, elm Glert I'M S4lB=
ANTS . Department. unD feline biibi4e
20 Sabre alte So9ter 2ucp ibrem Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03

Der @pibe ftebenpe 4nitalt er6ielt in
ben leBten beiben Sabren $4,000 bonn
Stadte.
Oas unter II 9ungsz
Gpmite.
Spre6er S6dfsr bat i'm unterbauIe
Elm Gomite, bsItebenO aus ben So.
9ouGb, Wal6a6 unb S3irm. bret 3ez
p~ublitanern, unb Mtles unb Wiltinz
ion, apei 0emptraten, erndnnt, bas
ben 6sreits frii6er erpdbnten Bette
6unqs : @erIu9 bes 9rn. 5~untbauier
our6 einen Staats : 8eumten unter=
Iu6en unb benz unterbuuie beri9ten
ion.
Cine M6titunben>8 Bill.
SIN unterbauIe rei9te 9r. &urI R.
S6irm cine Bin elm, mad beren On
na6me Der Stabtratb pon Baltimore
anae6ulten pirb, bic 4rbetts5eit aIer
Qr6eiter in itGbtif9en 0epurtements,
Bel Gp~ntrattoren an ItGbtii4en 8uu=
ten unb beren Sub : Gontrattoren duf
a6t Stunoen PRO Sag gu reou8iren.
Die Bill puroe pOn Der federation Of
2abor" aus9edrbeitet.
Nott5en.
ST. &arl S9trm rei6te cine 8iQ
elm, ben Namen Der yllnirn : 2i9a" in
Baltimore in Union : 2tga BON Ma=
rDlanb" um3uGnDern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03
@i6ti9 fit Aniei9enoe.

Sn RorslanS eri6iint dubsr BEN -9tuti6,n
ErrreipOuoeu:eHS fsiue einJiae btntibs 3titunu.
ireIht eiEe Sruds&rsft btfst, Die i'm StGno. 1T.
bic auflaa. nts ,S.utiasu GorreipOnp.Etsns in
t~venigtr, ais
fiiuf StMuoctt
III orud.n. Die 9ref. oes -6orrsiponbtnitsS fcrs
he aHfldes iretHo elmer aHoeren taoli6tH bsut:
taeH 3eituEe in g~idrplano in
fiinf Wiin.5ten
SrGdtn, faIlsn unD ~abidblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03

Baltimore, ben 2. Februor 1898.
500 81 1925 10 50 Gu. 4 Crib.
200 y. 30.15 % 81 10. l ISrub.
WRittI. Saromcte<f. 80 20 35hit. GhermOmettrit. "a
NtittI. 66rruIometerTt. II ytieorl9fter 10
Die bohfte Shnenia.elt bes ISInoes IN elmer StuHoe
betrua l. pieileH uoH lScIteH.
Sds aeftrIgr Bctter-SIe Semperatur oes 9eftris
gen 2a3es IS U6r Ibeuos auI mathematics StGs
tloHcu mar, ME iola.:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03
Gins Dem Snucrn MarBlano's ilitO
ben angrcn;cnnen Staatrn.
Cine beutf9e 6eter in u n
nQpplis.

Cine beutf de 6ster in u n
napDliS.
Sm 8reiIe. 5ablrei6er 6reunoe be-
Gina oeItern 2(beno Indianapolis, Wfo.,
Elm befannter Qea3teter 0eutI6z9lme=
rifonsr, Der 8GdereibeiiBer Mdrtin 90.
Gmitb, feinen SO. 9eburtstdg. 9as
@s6urtsta9stinD, oas BON ben 3ablretz
6en @%ratuldnten in better 9eiunobeIt
beariiBt nuroe, itammt aus Gieben@
ftein, SaaIen : Meiningen, uno fam
1860 als Der SiingIte pDn neun Sc
ffapiitern nab DaIbington, .. s. Sn
ben 8r~iegsia6ren tpo6nte Der Iun9e
Monn in 4leranDria uno ob9lei6 er
ui6t pffi3ieG ais Soloat angemuItert
mar, 10 6Gtte er ais 8uterlanosz8erz
tbeioioer bod cine 9enIiOn cher, ME
man6er 4nOere, BADEN ioQen; Denn
ols Bidder bat er ni6t III oas 9rob
fir bic Splbdten 9eliefert, Ionoern
mubte 3r-fener 3eit bes Nu3ts mebre@
re Male mit6elfen, in ben StraBen
M(erunpria's 8drritaben gu bauen, UNI
benz Syeinbe ben 3ugang CUR 8unoesz
tauptitaot gu eri9peren. Der 5elo
nnferer Sfi35e ging Dunn na6 Gar
risburq unb fam fpdter mad Innapoz
liz, po er ii9 bur9 5leiB, S%paridmz
feit uno subprtommenoes 8eien einen
bebGbtuen @o6lItanb un0 2iebe uno
M6tuna unter feinen Mitbiirgern err
par6. Ne6en Ieinen gei6dftli4en Grz
Fploen lam 6r. Smith aber aud auf
cine oliidli3s Samilie 6inpeiIen. Sci
ne treue 2ebensgefdbrtin, nit Der er
fi6 1867 p~erbeiratbete, i4entte Inn
bier S0bne, BON osnen 5pei in Nep=
Norf np6nen, unb cine Sp4ter. 9aS
oqItfreunbli9e 6aus par geitern
9l6enb in alien Gdumen nit 8eiu4ern
oefiiQt, Die gar mdn6,s 8las auf cine
6ftere @ieosrte6r bes i40nen Sages
Ieerten.
S9wer ertrantt.
6r. G6r. 3p6liB, elmer Der oeuti 9en
8ipniere BON Mnne 4runoel : Gountp,
Iieot I6trer erfrantt in Ieiner WO6z
nunq BEL ct. Margaretb's am Ct
bern Htper. Seine 1amilienun9ebO~
tioen 6.qen nur f6paae 9offnung auF
cine @iecergeneiung bes 76 Sabre al
ten Mannes.
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Sfmere Nel,z0nnNidnte.

@ufiI,s. Dijul. Cttrs. @dgsrs uuo ana:yt
Q,i,; itutr Putih:r=Rra9v, idmmtt.b ST b;r1bs
Q.iEttl Nr.i.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03

GnrdlachcmSc Sdllafiuaggun Sintc
Bpm 4tttsbnrg mad Detroit iibcr
bic Gcnnlnlpanicr Ninien.

Die y9enniplOanier @iien6a9n"
seiqt hermit an, DuB elm pur4laufe nz
Der 9uQman=G 9laflpaggon Den
llniony8a6n6of in Bittsburg UNI 80
1lbr Qbenbs, Central : 3eit, tdgli9
perlaTen uno BON bort auf Der rPenn>
fnlpuniaQimiteO" nu9 MansfielD fab
rem tpirb, oann iiber Die SoleboSOipiz
Tipn Der 8ennfDloanier 2tnten na9
Splebo, unb BARN ii6er bic rWli6igan
Central Giienba6n." Der 8aggon
pirD Detroit um 9 u6r SO Min. 8ors
mittags srrei@en. (29,3D
& timber d 3 9efeGl>
f6dft.- Sn Der g:itrigen monatliz
den SiBung Der oRinoerfGrB Sc
feQI6aft" beri9tets Der SstrstGr 8eo.
SO. 9arfer, baB pG6renb oes perfloiz
fenen Mpnats Seitens oas 8ereins 43
EdQe, in oenen Sc &inber i%nbolpirt
fpdren, unterIu9t puroen. A Sins
Der entfsrnts man aus unlauteran posr
aana biirftigen umgebungan unO Ianoz
te bieIelben na4 pobltbdtigen IL. Bel
ferungs : 4nitalten. Die @inna6msu
fpG6renb oes Mpnnts Sanuar tstrus
aen 1886 nnb bic 4usgaben $126.31.
9ie 3u4tbaus 8s9Droe
belt geitern cine fur5e Sibung lb, in
fpel9er nur 3Outine : @sI9dfte our
E~rlsbigung tamen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03

8erii6mte MGnner Der 8i1eni9aFt,
tpie 9rof. @tr9Op, Berlin; Or. bon
9ettsnfofsr unO Or. Don 3iemmien,
Miinfsn; Or. S4ol3 &Gln; Or.
Munsfelb, 0ien; Or. 9eritsr.
8raunfels; Dr. tefanucci>Qla, Rom;
Or. 4lmquiIt, Stodbolm, unb On
pere mabr. BADEN Ii4 lObeHO iibsr
&neipp's Mal3s&affee ausgeiprO4en.
(2o(
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&nrrfeuncnoc 99urtc.

9anteSI3rei6en oe5 m8raumeiIterz
8ereins" unD Der Baltimore Gitpz
2oge" Des Sbb~6eQopszSr IL
Dens."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03
&na6enz6 leiOer.

l0tr p]tytlui.l uui.r: ilmmtli6,u lSiut'rs,
i6lu,r, Rc.f,rs, Sturm=R6d,. guii1t, llut,j:uJ,
Srimpic Il. T. ID. ir Rnabsu ium a]oiolutcu Etns
nuispstiit.
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$40 nnO S12.Ntafintolhes in$5

ROD Dit,, oagcu D~orrGtbiJ, 0oh wart:a sic rihi
gu lau9t. Sol6e lG.rtbs lUtrosl Uibt iur jmHtr
u~0rblltsi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03
Sin ,trueS Qicht!

Viii nCleS NIUUI+
Scin ftGotiIdIes @ns, fcirc Glcttri=
Sitat. ScrfGnft Gucrc 0as:9lfticn.
Su iebcn in nullem Setrtcbe in
Mcicrhcra's 3citanrart, Nr. 116,
u. 9acn StraBe. (29)
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@ctterbcriht.

Scr. Staaten BettersS urcdu.
SdItIuIore, ben 2. iSebruor 1898.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03

Wetterausft9ten = Sir
M5arpldno unb ben 0iItritt Columbia
flarss, gering tdltere5 0etter unb
norbneftlihe Winbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03

@pm nMarblGnber 4iDl fir
S4pd3iinnige" gu Spings : Mfias,
Baltimore : GOuntD, ging Der 2egis@
latur 6eute Der finite 8eri6t gu.
Dnnd6 befanoen ii6 am /. NoDsm6er
1897 As &nabtn uno 80 MGbfsn i'm
4lter BON Z Bis % Sa6ren m Der Qn@
ftalt, Odrunter ~ mt @pilepIie. Die
unter 4ufIi6t zines tii9tigen 0iretto@
riums nit 9rn. Miltcn g. llrner an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

rates the coarscr PARTICLES Of copper from the
worthless rock. tn. gr' alter weight If TN" copper
causing 1t to fall into receptacles calculated FOR
| its icteutiou while the water carries thu lighter
/ sand from tn. crushed rock To further strings
This process II selection is carried on from on"
machine t. another under cycr-present jets II
water. until the very finest grains ot copper.
and they are very minute indeed. hay" been
saved and only the worthless sand remains from
what was rock carrying : to 10 per cent OF
natiy" copper when il entered the big bins on
the top floor u the mill. As something Ike
four thousand tons Of copper hearing conglom-
crate rock are fed into these two mills daily all
~ which must be crushed into sand. the waste
sand from the mills would bury the machines
IN twenty four hours II II w"r" not removed
Tn" process Of removal is most simple. thu only
agents being wooden launtcrs and plenty o!
running water. Small laundcTs run from the
side ~ each machine. CARRYING tn" sand in
solution. As these ruuctS join the siL- Of thu
lauud'r grows. until as tn" streams "m"rg' from
the mills there al" dozen rushing torrents 81
hr.ck-r"d water Th"se are carried to- big
cistcrn. not FAR distant where a gigantic wheel
lon feet IN diameter keeps turning. its big buck
Its on it, inner periphery scoopinS up tn"
water from tn ciatcrn and dumping il nearly
hundred feet abov" into an cnormous wood n
L,undcr which is elevated high in the air on
great r,,ilcs. and which carries the rapidly
running sand and water a quarter # = mil, into
tn LAKE. where reddish Niagara spouts uu-
c"asiugly from tn" wooden trou'h during the
working hours Of tn" mill ~ nrst the water
carrying the sand ran into the lake. near which
the mills were placed. but the lake was filled
and il became necessary To- resort to the cl.va-
ton II the water 10y IN" big sand wheels IN order
to secure the necessary fall to permit III" water
to sweep the sand freely along with IT, Many
millions II tons Of sand have been poured into
TIA" lake. and hundreds of acres 81 dry ground
now ani"ar whrr" there from ten To nifty
feet OF water quarter Of a century ago.
Not the least fascinating thing about the Lake
Linden works IF the Calumet and iIccla is the
hig pump which furnishes water for the twin
mills This Is 10y all odds the greatest QUINN I'm
IN" world. and Is housed in tall building 10y
Itself. Tn pump stands thirty feet in
height. and n each stroke forces nearly five,
hundred gallons Of water To the top OF the. mills
II feeds from a big cement ciStern having fire..
connection with the nearby lake. and every min
ute or IN" working day raises from 80 taW to
more than liiOn gallons Of water having , ga
pacity Of GO.'hlO.Wm gallons "A day or more Than
tWlc" that Of the next largest pump ever CON
Structr'l It's nearest neighLor in capacitv nm
this continent is the big u. OOO OOD gallon nurn
which Is deScrvcdly the pride Of the Philadrlrhia
WatcrWOrks ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
THE CALUMET AND llECLA.
THE RICHEST NINE IN THE WORLD


THE wotKMES WELL Governed POWER
FrI. srAMr MIILs ASD PUMPS
Ishpeming letter to nc Eoston Transcript
Mining for copper was b gun on the e"c"na"
peninsula 81 Northern Michigan IN a small Va 1
r. 1896, and has since continued uninierFu't
edly Within the short spac" ~ less than "A
third Of a century tn" mine has paid In dlVl-
dends the almost inconccivahc sum II E'"',N SOW
OOO and has on hand in cash. bills receivable.
COPPER copper mineral ana supplies property
which would realize fully $loo~."o more with
in "A few weeks. this not including the many
millions Of dollars worth 81 ma Chin"ry or the
mine itself which on the basis 81 recent stock
fnine assessments II $l.2Duc were levied.
which have been returned more than forty
fold.
At present and for several year past the
nirc has been paying quarterly diyiI'nds 4
S1Vt)vbI or S4.rprp per annum Even
this great sum Is far 3cl"" H. net "A'n-
ings 81 the mine. which. WITH coIi"r selling
a. - cents pound. can hardy ihl sh"i'
OF sGpnDWO "a GEAR S.|"r" iu profits every
month the year round Sc"~ or c'"ry
working day tsD an hour for each ~
the twenty hours daily when an. min" and
mills are running. l,r thy run both day and
night. winter and summer, stopping only Tor
Snrdays and HOLIDAYS The American mines
which could not b." bought outright with -
single years profits Of the Calumet and ll"cla
could almost hc counted on tho fingers Of on"
hand-ard tw" Il Thorn are near ncishtors 81
and Hccll probably equal To- a quarter Of
the net profits Of all mines Of gold. silver.
copper. iron and lead IN the entire United states.
The Calumet ard Ir,sa owns mines. stamp
mil s. shelters. railroads. 30 ks. steamer watc
works. sanms, farms, forests "A Snip canal
and cities built on lis own Land. Standing on
its property nearly thirty churches Catho-
lie. lutheran. Presby terIan. t"ngr"gati"na!.
Methodist. Baptist and other denominations
In which the Gospel is preached in English.
French German, Italian. Swedish. Norwegian.
Finnish, Slavonan and other languages. Each
OF these churches the Calumet and liccli has
fCI nishcd "A free site for rs well as ground for
4 parsonsge and has helped To build by a cash
donation which has invariably been the greatest
1n amount Of any received for tn" purpose.
Twenty thousand persons ar" dependent di-
rtctly upon this corporation for their bread
and butter. earned Icy the mere than four thou
sand WOrkmen Whose names are on the payrollS
The wages are the highest paid in the copper
district. and the men are never oVcrWork.d
Employees OF the Calumet and IIccla receive
higher wages than are paiI :Or similar work else
where in the world. with The exception N South
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" Pennsylvania. he was referred to the ha
81 the prison boards. Cadwallader Bitdle. D
fore calling. Lord Randolph fell into the hanl
IF wags Of the Union League club.
you've got the name wrong said one
these merry testers its not Cadwalater BIZ
ale. hut Bidcallader Addle."
"Don't mind what he says Lord Randolph
exclaimed another. the real name is Wa;
billader Caddlc"
\ third member took tie sx-Chancellor OF b
EXrhequer ASH ana impaired TO him IN conf
demo" that he was being Sulled.
The actual name. confded the false trienl
is Dibollad"r Middle"
And when Lord Randolph drove to the Prisa
Board that afternoon he was much ups
that he s;ammered:
VIII You take this card to Mr.. Bi-cai-w&
Wad-did-d0lder. what's his name; | mean D
"idtural combination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
Nil FOR PATRIOTISM.
From The Cleveland Leader.

From The Cleveland Leader. e
Thc fighting of those NeW-York sWe,ls ner
Santiago brings 10 mind the case ~ prom
n,nt younS CievelIndcr. who. at tn time ID
first cali for men was made. came b me fros
Cornell To- join the cavalry troop of his cq
and 20 10 war.
His parents are wealthy. ana he has alwar
held 4 prominent position socially when Z
hore. hu. when show II patriotism Has cald
for h" was hot tn" last 70 be heard from by an!
means.
At school and college hc went in ar manud
training. and learned blacksmiihns Nos
what do YOU suppose he is doing a, the presen
time Winning glory on the field - battle
Galluping oyer hills and through dales bearini
dispatches from one commander IN another.
NJ lie Is shoeing horses 1T Chckamaugs
AMI h isn't complaining. either .
'W"bodN mus Do this he writes and
can b" most useful 10 my country in this way
why shall bee satisfied. When enlisted II va
for the purpose Of doing my best To win glo1
for the stars and Stripes. in any way I'M
might bee assigned to me-. But there are man!
more pleasant things than working over "
anvil In this climate"