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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-05
Warming.

The public is warned against buying
fire wood, posts or timber from tenants
On Rosedowp, Texas and Hazlewooo
plantations. JAS. l. oo" ~fA-'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-05
W. W. LEAKE, JR.

All bunting or fishing on the Ai'oh
villa. lawson and Maxwell plantations
is positively prohibited under penal.y
Of trespass. Any one found on these
places without permission will De con- q.
sriderea trespassing and prosecuted to
the full extent of tho Inv.
'N' Mrs VIRGINIA q. HOWELL.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-05

From aud after this date, all hunting
Of any kind on my places, Solitude a. and
swamp Tract is positively prohlOl'eo
under penalty of trespass. Any one
found on these places without permls:,
sion will be considered trespasFlng ana
nrosecuted to the full extent OF the
". B. SMITH.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-05
A GLIMPSE OF DREYFUS.
7lT,FuL LIES ROUTINE OF THE
PRISONER ON DEVILS ISLAND.

Narrative of the Cook on Board inc
Dutch Ship Andalusia. Which keceh"S
Visited the French Penal Colony-Ap-
noarapce of the Prisoner-Aged Rapidly.
Our ship, the Netherland stea m!?1
Andalusia, was anchored Oft DeviIs
island recently after a visit to Cay
anne when we were hailed from
shore At the same time a small boat
nut off, manned by soldiers. They
came alongside to ask the captain Tor
the loan Of cook while the Andalusia
was waiting for freight. The cook OF
the little garrison had broken MS
, arm, they said, and our cook was TO
: teach one of their men, so that he
| MIGHT be able to attend to the kitchen
mill another was sent by the conf
: mander. :.,o,a
: and while busy in the little kitchen
q instructing a soldier in the mysteries
@ of broiliug lamb chops and COOKING
N pork I had plenty OF opportunity t'
,e question Captain Dreyfus' guards
is The men, who had at first seemed ols
s. inclined to speak, became loquacAo.u1,'
is after awhile. "He' was not SO Ill
be treated as those in the world SCENE
lie to think; che" is not confined; ne
q can 90 everywhere on the island. Z
,is conrse two men are always at h
m heels. "He" gets up between 9 an
ne 7 in the morning, and his first breal
last consists of cup of chocolate:
We the weather is good che" goes Tor
moll soon afterward and winds up b
promenade by bath.
ms "But are you not afraid he mig
vas swim away or commit suicide?
art asked. ,,:.,a &C,
aNot at ALL" said the soldiers. -
tlv a rope is fastened to both his wis
and the ends Of the rope are IN
t to hands of the guard. After the b t'
ma he takes his second breakfast-out'
bread, ham OR eggs and bottle
Jim, beer, Then he goes in Tor ssu
and He reads and writes for SIEVE
ms. hours"
and "What kind of books has he 60
his The soldiers looked at each oil
After awhile one of them said;
, he He is only allowed to read tee
Their, cal works, but he can write wha.'
an he pleases. He is now wrl'lne "D
count of his life.
and "Must he show you what
ms > NO: We read only the letter
. nhe desires to have forwarded. L
are sent to the commander az
Il and enne," -, commander
York "And does the commander
them off as received?'
mo, they are copied and the
/. malls are retained at Cayenne.
It does he do besides re-
sing?"
weeks ago we received
from the commander TO
it'll the prisoner, and he
an inveterate gambler
inner-he has always SC
nd dessert-about 2 o'cl
srnoon we always play ba
81"
,at are the stakesT
so,d;ar laughed. "He
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-05

Jungfrap
ras first cor
more thass
!, so mani
J the travei
ost indifsf.
= new roae
has
in grades
So mary
ced and =
4 compile
v is neeaea
$ sansia.
r. going Y
now being
nese 0bsr
IS than ths
10 very
st insccsss
lnouatsias
ain is BE-
is 1871
reredpiH
the res
On lIAs|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

riibrte ibr Saur nit feinel1 SlpPe1.
MGbrenb Ieiner IeBten WOrte bate
fi6 Der 9orbang nd9 ben innsren Sez
md9ern. leiie erboben.
2ucie erI6ien 3pii4sn ben ountIen
Sdmmetfdlten. -.
@ntieBen lag auf tbren blelRen gu
gen. sS6re groB geOffneten @ugen
blidten in unbeimli9em Slang aut De
beiben, tpeI6e, i6r abgetpenoet, tie nt4t
benertt batten. Ste preBte einen Auz
genblid lire Sanb uuf ibr 9er5. Damn
fiel Der 8or6ang pieOer 5uiammen:
emma bate Ii9 nieoer tr9olt. Ste
f6Iug Die Quqen auf unb Der Baron
IieB ie ianft ouf einen @efel ntsOsrs
finten.
sd fs6s," Iugte er rll6ig, Dab 9u
Did bod gar gu iebr aufgersgt balt'
bas tpiro fi9 pieber geben, tpenr1 DIE
6ur9t bpr 8urgsn Dir pieoer abge1
nommen tpirb. Sd berIpre9e Dir,
oqes oafiir gu t6un, oann poaen mir
peiter iiber bic 3utunft reoen u. 9ott
pirb es geben, bob 0u Did ielbIt unO
ben 2ebensmut6 piso:rfinoeiSS
rGein, nein," RET lie, D9u muBt
mir berIpre6sn, meirsn @uni4 9an5
gu erfiiqen! - Sbue es, i6 bite DID,
Oeinem Wprte CLAUDE i'd
(fnrtirkuuo fnlut.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
Wrtus0nrfer 0afrihtrn.

epzgo t, 3. 6ebruar. - Capt.
Sedelien unD Der Steuermann be5
nortpegiiGen S4iffes g6onor," mel
DIES am l. Sanuur S6iffbruh %erlitt,
errei9ten Napz0ort Geute nit Dem
0ampFer Douglas" bon 8ingItoa,
Samaica. DIR r9pnor" i6eiterte nabe
Stacabe3ia urn mar Elm totaler Ser
luIt. Die 2sute parOen na8 Rorpegen
8uriidgeI9idt perben. Der r6Onor"
mar in Qrenbul, ROrpegen, i'm Sabre
1876 qebdut uno bate einen 926alt
Don 351 Sonnen.
Der AZ Sabre ate beutI3e 0ittper
9eter &uppelmeier beging geitern in
feiner Wo6nung, 92r. 612, Palifabez
Qbenue, SariensGitD, SetbftmorO, in
benz er it4 in Isinem S4laf3immer err
6Gnate. Gr mar ieit Dem SoDe Ieiner
6rau in ber3peifelter Stimmung.
Grit geitern bei benz SoDe oes Is
Sabre alien SiblGnbers 6enrD on
burn purbe betqnnt, baB elm QusIGBi=
ger ii6 in benz GountD 6o1pital 81
fano. Seit bier Sabrsn purbe Der unz
gIiidlide junge Munn, in eintm 9us
billion %ifplirt, I'm 6oTpitul bsbanbslt,
unO auBer ben Qer3ten, 8drterimen
unb natiirIi9 ben &ngeb0rigen pes
Putisntsn rpubte Niemanb bon befen
4ufentbult bort. 6eRrb mar Der Sobn
ciHes rei9en Sabadshdnblers in Ser
Dsit uno srtrantte Dor nd6e5u fin
Sa6ren. @r bate 0or6er an ban sra
fern gelitten, unb au9oem er unI6ei=
neno geneItn, bilbeten Ii9 QusI9la9
unD 5le3ten auf isiner 56aut. Der
@ater reiIte oamdls nit Ieinem So6na
i'm Weltausftelungsiabr nd6 g6icagp
uno lteB i'm BON bstaunten 2ter3ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
Sir Robert 9etG's beo9rz
feigter Gntel.

9aris, 3. 5e6ruar. - Sn geptI@
fen &reiien bilbet elm Stdnbal in benz
eleganten SpielercIub rGercls Des Ga
Pucines" bas Sagesgefprd4. Sir
9fobert 9eel, Elm gntel bes betannten
engli19sn Stuutsmannes, bate fl9
pG6reno Des SpieIs bon Dem Qttd4e
BEL benz amerttaniF4en &onIulat,
Senrb 80. Martin, 10000 5rdncs ge@
Iieben. DIS er semd6nt purbe, psis
gerte er Ii9, gu 5u6Ien, uno ndnnte
Murtin einen @9pinoler. Die 5olge
mar cine 1orberung Oes amerifaners,
bic BON benz GnglGnber ubgelebnt tpurz
be. Meartin grtff nun CUR Sslbftbiilfe
unb pbrfeigte 9eeI, ben er elnen meins
eibiaen 2umpsn mamie.
gbiIip Sing, Elm nu6s @6ertot,
Srlarb, pobnbufter 6armer, ermOrs
Sete am Iebten MOntug feline S4tpie<
uermutter unD spei Sinber. Die 2ei=
8,u tpurben erft geItern gefunDen.
G:na befinbet ii4 in 5aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
9gu6murbr.
3pei i6pur3e @erbrs4er oura Strld
uno &u9sl abgetban.

wv SkNSNA NNSN'I~H'
@uIenu, &s., 3. 8ebr. - 8i4aro
@aro, elm farbiger M0rber, lit auf
benz @e9e nu9 benz @efdngniHe abb
6dnben getpmmen. Sin Gonitabler
ipute i'm als Qrreitanten einlRferrl,
nurbe a6er u~ntertpeg8 ppn elmer be-
~paffneten S6aar angsbalten, Die ben
9efangeneu isiner Sbbut entriB. uez
Der bas peitere S9idial Ots Rsger5
lit nod nl1ts ermittelt. 9ermutblt9
purbe er i'm @aloe bon 8i6ter 2pn4
f6neq abgat6an uno Die 2ei4e auf Der
8i6titdtte beri6arrt.
Centre, Ola, 8. Se6r. - 8t6ter
2pn9 bat nit einem f3par3en Ser
BREEDER tur3en 9ro3eB gema4t. 9a5
Spfer Der 9~oltsjuiti3 mar Der Gege-
So6n &euopp, Der Elm 16 jdbrtges
N}Gb8en, Namens 8earl 8oberts, gez
tern Nu8mittdg auf benz Seimipe9e
ii6erfalsn unD I6Gnbli9 miBblnOelt
bate. 9er l1n6olp mar na6 bolz
bra6ter Shat e%ntfloben, jeoo9 nit
8lut6unben perFolgt unb na6 ldngerer
SeBiagO eiugebolt porOen.Gr geitanb
feline S6uIo uno Hi6ter 2bn6 iibte
auf Der St'ue 8ergeItung. M}an CAB
benz Neger nod 3eit gu einem fur3en
StoBgebet, Dann tniipfte man i'm an
eifem 8aumitamm auf. Nuf fetren
8uni4 purOe Die 9inri4tung Our4
gut ge3ielte &ugeln bei6leunigt.
Seottte, 8aib., 3. 6ebr. Doc
Sauner, Elm r@op6p1," purOe am 2.
Sunuar gu @albe3 9aB geIbn6t. @r
bate 5pst 8oloIu9er, Namens q. q.
Gau aus Dortbtngton, Minn., uno
80. u. See aus 2opeu, Mdf., tpeI9e
iiA auf Dem @ege na9 Nla5ta befanz
Den, erIdCiIfn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
Sci6fuinSrltc Giienbabntrt.

Cincinnati, 3. 6ebr. - Die
@ertreter bieiiger @iIenbabnen BADEN
entoedt, ouB fie Durd gefGli9te
Mapors : QnpeiIungen auf JreipdTe
fir Qrme I'm SauIenbe BON Dollars
beI9pinbelt puroen Iino. Dele
S9pinbsleien IuGen Ieit einem Sabre
ober ldnger i'm 8un9e getpeIen iein.
MaDpr Safel bat ale ftGotiI8en De-
teftips nit Ru4fori9ungen iiber bic
Qnqelegenbeit beauftrugt. SoIepb II.
Qpman Seb tpuroen beute in 8erbins
buna nit benz S9pinbel per6aftet.
sS6r 8ruber 5arrp bstleiOete eine@ tel
L i'm MaDprs : Bureau, unb lie IOlen
bur6 i'm @elsgenbeit erIanst BADEN,
bic Tormulure fir bic 4npeiiungen
gu ffe6len. Saml. Pbiaips purOs
pegen 8ertaufs Der erfdDinbeIten
GreipdFe f%eftgenommen. Dsitere
@srbaftungen ite6en in ausit4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
CASToRTA.
Ser 8rnnuftcu=WGrft

Ole unten itebenoen greiie be3ie6en
ii6 duf bu8 Gngros @eI6dft; i'm
GnDetdil Sanbel lit Elm 4ufI6ldg
BON etna 3ebn 9ro3ent gu bere8z
nen.)
0iinI9enspert6e QualitGten BON
Nepfeln Iino feTt I'M 8reiIe, pGbz
reno bic 3uIenOungen gering uno bic
Ra9frdge cine quite mar. - ~
beln bdufen Ii4 me6r an unO gingen
etpaS i'm 9rei1e 3uriit. - @eiBz
tobl purDe rei9Ii6 3ugefijbrt unD
paren Die qrsiIe in 8s3ug auf Sud
Iitdt uno @r0Be Der 80pFe isbr per-
i6ieOen. - 6loriOa'er &opf5aIut
piro bel a~ngeboten, bod Itno @smiiIe
aus Dem r2anoe Der 8lumen" Ie.ten Il.
nominel. - 5lortba'er QpfeIftz
mem purOen mGBig eingefiibrt unO
balten auf sinen feftsn Yrei5, psnn bic
Qualitdten gut Iinb; Die meiiten GOT
ten Iino jebo3 BON geringsrem Wertbe.
Die preife iino, ME folgt:
@epfel, pro SAB .... $2.00-$3.75
WeiBtobl, pro 100 $1.00-$3.0O
,3pie6eln, pro 9ui9sl -. 8Oc.-90c.
3piebeln, pro SAP $2.25-$2.50
&urtoffeln, pro 8ui4eI 65c.-78c.
&artoffeln, neue Bermuda, pro SAB
$6.OO-$7.00.
Spinal, pro 8uf6el 75c.-80c.
Seqerie, pro 8iinoel 2c.-3c.
GeQerie, pro 0uBenD -. 10c.-25c.
3~rpn8beereu, pro SAB $5.O0-$7.5O
9~rpns6eeren, pro &tIte $1.50-$2.OO
Gunoe Riiben, pro 8ui4et 49,. 15c.
Gorptten, pro 9inoel 11e.-2c.
Q(pfeliinen, pro Site $2.OO-$3.OO
QpfelIinsn, pro SAB $4.0O-$5.OO
Meerrettig, pro 8uI4sltiite 75c. Bis
S1.25.
tomatoes, pro 8Or6 $1.OO-$3.OO
&opfialat, pro Serb -. 75c.-$1.O0
Gier, pro 3uBenb -. 16c.-18t.
Creme : Butter, pro PTanb 16c.-21t.
Do. 0airD Print, PRO 9fO. 12c.-18c.
2ebenoes 9eflitgel, pro pfunb:
Sunge 9uhner 9c.-10t.
Qlte 9ibner 8c-84c.
Gnten 8-10c.
8dnie 8c.-9Ic.
9uter 10c.-13c.
Rebbibnsr, pro 9Bb. $1.75-$2O0
5tri4ridsn, pro Pfunb ..... 15c.
9eI9la4ates @sfliigel, pro 9iuno:
Sunge 9iiRRer 8c.-1Oc.
gnten 10c.-12c.
0Gr1s &c.
9uter .11c.-14c.
&apdunen . . 8c.-I3c.
MilD:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
@rmc Nrbcitrr gcpreat.

Der Bancroft Der .Gonfolibuteb
8unting @r4unge." = 3peitauz
ienO Perionen I'm i6re @riparz
Mile gebra9t.
Nepzg OFF, 3. Ssbruar. - Die
9anOelspelt nimmt bon benz qeitern
gemeloeten Sdllifement Der yGonfoliz
batch 8anting @r6ange," Gde Shall
foroitraBe unb 8elmont<Qpe., 8rpptz
Inn, penig Noti5. Die gan3en 0epoz
iiten ~belaufen Ii9 auf $4,000, anoere
5irmen perbsn nt6t in MitIeiosn daft
ge3ogen, unb bas 8erI9pinoer Der
8dnf lit fir Den &aufmann bon a6z
iplut teiner 8eOeutung. Sir Die Be-
tpp6ner Des in8rpotlnn unter benz Naz
men Brownsville betannten S6piB=
6uoenz9 iftritts 6anDeIt es ii6 jeoo6
nm Sob uno Qeben. 1000 9erIoner,
gum gr0Bten She'll jiibiI6e S6neiber
unO tleine &uuf leute, BADEN ibren IeBz
ten Sent berloren uno itno ieBt Der
Rotb unb benz Glenb ausgeieBt.
8or ettpu einem Sabre er0ffnete Der
4bpotat &eQermann bic vgonIolipaz
teo 8anting @r9ange" an Der arqegsz
benen Qorefie. Der borne6m tlin9en=
be Sitel perfeblte feline Wirtunq ni6t,
uno bic in Brownsville aniGiiigen
S6neiDer bra4ten lire @rIpdrniiIe
Dem 8rGiioenten, sinem gIatt ruiirten,
tnaben6aft o~usIe6enoen iungen Mtanz
ne, oefen 0iamanten, Die Singer uno
6Gnbs i9miidten, Tie BON Isinem
8ei9tbum iiber5eu9ten. Sin Sa6r
lang bliibte ba5 @ei9dft, Bis Die eriten
9epuiitOren geItern oas folgenos
S3iGo an Der 8dnt fa6en:
gSn Solge BON &runf6eit geI3loIz
len. Die 8ant pirb morgen geDffnet."
Mit 8liBesI9neue perbreitete Ii6 bic
Rd6ri6t, unb in penigen MinIter
9eititulirte cine aufgeregte Meni9enz
menge Dor benz 9e6dube. Die goli3ei
purbe bena6ri6tigt, lDIte Die Menz
I6snmenge auf uno iteQte oann cine
unter1 u0uIlg an.
Nbolp6 &eIermunn, Der in gfr.125,
1. StruBe, RepzNorf, tpo6nen foQte,
fonnte ni6t gefunOen tpcrben. 9agez
gen ermitteIte bic Boli3et, baB elm
! 8ruber bss 8antiers, G6drleS Seller
mann, in Nr. 40, NorfoltItraBe, tpo6z
ne. Dieter, Elm iungsr Mom bon 10
sSabren, fagte, baB er Der @eI6Gftsz
fii6rer unb &aIiirer Der 8ant lei. =
@ein 8ruoer, Der BrGiibent, babe Inn
am 0ienitag %telep6Onirt, bic Sages=
@innabmen gu bringen. Gr (Gburles)
babe inn $500 gebra6t unD fein 8ruz
Der lei fortgegangen. 800 oerIelbe
pobne, mile er nt4t. Qluf bic Sragen
Der 9e6eimpoli3iiten iagte G6arles:
SD peib ni4t, no mein 8ruoer
no6nt. Gr fam unmOgli4 bic 8dnt
i'm Sti6 glafen BADEN, Oenn unier
@eTfdft ging ie6r gut"
SroBoem bepieien mar, 0aB @6urz
leg &eqermann sulebt i'm 9ebGuOe,
iteqte er in @6rebe, bas S4iIb angez
bra6t gu BADEN. Die 9e6eimpoli3iz
item perbafteten i'm unb bru4ten i'm
nab Brownsville, mo bic nm i9ren
IeBten Sent gebra9ten 0spoIttoreH Die
t 9pli8eiftation gu Itiirmen unb ben Sc
fungenen gu LINDEN brO6ten. Die gRez
ierpen mlBten berausbeorOert iperben,
nm Die aufgeregte Menge gu Paaren
al treiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

6orue uuS Sleeb,u SO his 80 pro Gonu..
~Suou-@ntierlfloh Sc bts 81, Nogqeu.
1rOb IS bts $40 mo paierIrOb IS bus 81
pro 5onUe.
piats after s. bis s., neuer
$1.S5 bis $1.90 pro Tat.
NorOmeflihe &aaQt.
6cu-Gtmothu,6 eu $40 bis SIS; SIeebeu
80 bis $I1 pro Sonue.
Stroh - @ai;enftroh 81 bic So, 9ioggeu'
1rob Is bic $40 uuO 6ategRroh 81 bis IS
pr Eoune.
9tdls-ofter S-blS s., usuer Sl.95
hia 81 o. nrn gyn6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
Rod Elm &rirgsi6if mad 6abanu
abgeaangcn.

Sch WeT #, Sla., 3. 6e6ruar. -
9us bsuti6e S6uf6iFf nG6arlOtte"
fam geItern BON 9aOanu bier an uno
Der Der. Stauten=areu3sr nW6OntgOz
mern" ging BON hier bort6in al. Nd4
fur3em Qufent6alt in 9aDana ion bus
leBtere 5abr8eug anbere peItinoif4e u.
ii0ameritanii4e 6dfen beiu9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
NirhnI1rfte.

Chicago, 5a5., 3. Nebr. 2ie Nus
fuhr uou 9trupuieb bei;uq 1900 StId;
Ulavil ileti9 be Iu;id.u $3.50 NIB 500
uurlirerpeU Irsjisu. Cd re 3H1lar
10000; liartt alllu; be gr yar-ltrteI
luriden $3.50 NIB 1897. -laIe: 3u'unF
I2,u0O: Miartl 'teug; ole freIls paFIIlrlsH
;iuliten $500 uuo $500.
gan "ylbtrtu. ia. 3. Tebruar. -
Ile Ma.tr iir Glnoret mar re't9 BET
rrt'den $500 rno $50 'd:trcnteiIoeu
E-rteu. Shmel1e: 3ntlAc lslhr Itartt
lsliQ: pi, Y.ele ua.i,rier ;mlihen $3.50
MO t4lO. zdaate; @iart' iieul; ote
arere pnrrirrsu ;rfiten $3.15 mo $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

- 46t Der 16 Ro66enfdnqer, nell
DE. pie beri6tet, b:iSrinitp Ban. Heu
fuHblanb, auf elmer Gisi4oue in oas
Mesr trie6en, finb in balbsrfrunenem
3uItanbe gersttst pOrben, uno mon
gIaubt, baB fi8 aud bic llebrigen in
Si9er6sit befinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
@irtbe unD S6anfwartrr ausgr=
i6lnHen.


Stpton, Sa.. 3. 6ebr. = 81
@ruBloge Der r6ra:ernaI BROTHERHOOD
Of tie 8O-lo" BAT in ibrsr bier abge.
b%altenen erIten Sa6res : SiBung Der
S!atuten cine 8ori6rift 5ugefii3t
our6 pel6c 8irtbs rnb S4anttelnel
pom Srben aus8ti6lphen perben
Die 8eamte1pabG ergab folgenbes Re
Iultat: @ranO 9aIt 9rdItOeut 6. j.
Sold, 9runb : grdfioent 9. 20
@rig6t, 9runo : 8ice : PrdTibent g.
$. @lpoo5, @rano , Setretdr @eora.
90. Sbuffer unO @rano S5aBmei.
ter 8. 81. Qine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

gu Winter Sin Station, ur-
melt Somerpine, MuF., rdnnte geitern
elm gerfOnensug aus GOncOrD gtssr
oas bintere Gnbe zines bort 6dltenoer
perionen5uges, unb cirta elm SuBen0
psrIonen tpurben berleBt, etli4e bets
felben be0enfli9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

unterIufen, bic foFort biagnOiti3irten,
Bah Der &nu6e an elmer i9redli6en, in
4merita it6r ielten duftretenoen
&rdntbett, 2sproIe genannt, leioe, tur
bic es feine 6eih1nn niht
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(gsrihtst fur ben co 0.utibsu 6orr,iooEos1teu.D
Baltimore. on 3. 6tbruar 1898.
Die heuttls lBstlerSutunr betruJ ~. 49, 8nIhci,
Der &IeudtoreH'8orrG '1.l3O,52l SuiheL, 8criaHot
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in @itte'5 n9erman Store," gtr. 236,
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-06
OCCUPIED BY HAITIANS
ISLAND OF NEVASSA IN POSSESSION
OF BAND OF ROBBERS.
Stars and Stripes Left Flying When
American WOrkmen Were With
drawn-Statement by Mr.. Fowler.

BALTIMORE. July 5-A special cable
Jamaica, says: THE captain of the schoon-
er Eastern Queen, six days out from In
aqua, reports calling at Navassa island to
take off the tools and stores of the Ameri
can company which owns the property. He
found the island occupied by a band of
Haitiens, who prevented him from landing
by threatening to shoot any person setting
foot ashore. They said the island had been
deserted by Americans and is now in their
possession"
Mr.. John H. Fowler, president of the
Navassa Phosphate Company, which owns
the island, said to-day I'VE have not
abandoned Navassa. and when we had to
withdraw our workmen we left the United
States flag flying. All the property on the
island belongs to us. We have notified the
State Department of the reported occu-
pancy of the island. Our agent in the West
Indies, who is located at Port-au-Prince,
Haiti, had arranged with the admiral of the
Haitien navy to remove our property. The
Haitiens claimed the island once before,
but the ruling of the State Department
when Lewis Cass was at its head decided
their claim out of order, and respect has
since been accorded our claim to possession.
We hold the United States government re-
sponsible for loss, If any may occur to our
property, as the island is under the United
States flag, and only United States laws
apply to its government, and the discipline
of our employees. We would continue work.
ing the deposits if we could get ships to
load there. Only this has stopped the bust
ness of exporting and consequently entails a
loss upon u.s..