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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04

.ao,od greater by following u up
n,omaly at other points ana py oehs
,nade the occasion for showing that the
American people will take nothing ioI
Granted until cuba shall be Tree ana
ena,n snes for peace. il Will be safer
80 ,,,sor for us to argue the question
OF moral effect after our guns nave ar
gued 10 a conclusion the question OF ma
,orio1 effect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04
winston Democrats Win

WINSTON. y. C.. May 8.-'speei,,..
The official returns to-day Of yestrflDl
city elections show that the Demo, ..,
elected the Mayor and twelve on
fifteen aldermen by handsome n.l,,
The success OF the Democratic h-N.
due largely to the splendid manas 90
OF Mr. ID. III. King. a native OF hii,'l,..,,i,.s
who is chairman OF the CITY EA'-1'
Committee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04

The English papers are at hand with
fun account of the burning of the Metro
politan tabernacle. in London, some
times known as the Newington taberna-
Gle. but known yet more widely as Spur
eeon's tabernacle. The entire building
and all the contents. except the commu-
MON plate. several pictures, and a lew
hymn-books, were destroyed The heavy
monetary loss is covered by Insurance,
but the historic associations of the build
ing were. of course, beyond all price. The
building was erected in 1S59-'6l, seated
easily 5000. and cost $4,000.
Waterbeach chapel, where Mr.. Spur
eeon preached when only is, was de-
stroyed by fire. and in 1856, at New Park
Street chapel, to which he next went,
panic caused by false alarm of fire, re-
suited IN the death of seven persons ana
the injury OF many others. The Pas
tors College Conference was in session
in the college building hard by when
the fire broke out, about noon. The flames
did their work very swiftly. the great
building being consumed in about an
hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04
lturretf-lspxeuore.

WINDSOR. y. e.. May S.-'sp.sa,,'.'nt
The Hon ". Wood Harrell. proh'...-',A
citizen OF this county, and MT ssr,a
Rayemore. daughter OF captain psye-
Haggard and widow ~ James =. - n
more. were married AZ the fss.n s,v BIZ
the bride. near Drew's, yes'e'N"''
the Rev. T Z. Speight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04
]. M. FourQurean & Co., 113 E. Broad St..

him TO the grave twenty years ago ~,
a. b. Dickinson, his eldest son. is a nr,,.
tlcing lawyer OF Richmond. Mr. nae
Dickinson is at the Uniyersitv M a..
ginia. His eldest daughter married No.
Don p. Halsey. OF Lynchburg. Va .,t
his youngest daughter has always rg.s
with her father. The funeral viii tgso
place tomorrow morning ar 10 o.eoes
the interment TO be made in the fanny
burying ground
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04
a Grateful Man.

Cleveland LEADER
"Say, come in here and let me buy you
a cigar"
''Why, what's happened? Got another
baby out at your house,
mo; but you're the first fellow I've met
for three weeks who hasn't asked me II
was getting ready 10 go TO war"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04
Woman's WiIes.
Cincinnati Enquirer)

ICInClnudU LHIUItII
"What a hold Maud seems TO nave on
all her rejected suitors.'
"Why shouldn't she, the artful thing
She always tells a man, when she re-
fuses him, that she is afraid TO marry
handsome man, because she would be so
Jealous"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04
She Dyed.


Maud: What! Miss Oldgirl died when
she found her hair was turning gray!
From the effects of the shock. / suppose?
May: No. they found an empty bottle
in her apartments.
Maud: Laudanum?
May: No: hair-dye.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04
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The Successful Artist.

Washington Starr
With pride they saw his chest expand.
Renown? He might well claim it
With skill to paint the picture, and
With wealth enough to frame il!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04
WEDNESDAY....-.... MAY 4, 1898
TO THE PUBLIC;

Friends of the Dispatch would do
m. n favor by informing Us OF any
f.iIure on the part of newsdcniers,
mr. ne,,.boys on railroad trains, TO
meet the public demand for copies
OF this paper. Information is also
desired by us of the delinquency of
any carrier In Richmond, Manches-
Ter. or elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04

Resolutions OF respect 10 oeceaseu
members passed by societies, corpora
lions. associations. or other organiza-
tions will be charged for as advertising
matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04

Dewey in the night, or at any other
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04
ACCIDENT ~ WOODSTOCK.
Two Carpenters Fall Twenty Feet
One IndIy Hurt.

WOODSTOCK, VA, May 3.-(Special.'-
Benjamin Hottie and Thomas Dosh' tmo
,,eII-knoyn carpenters of this place. were
working on a dwelling this afternoon,
when the scaffold broke and precipitated
both to the ground. a distance OF twenty
feet The former alighted on his feet ana
sustained no injuries. but Dosh feli on ms ms
back on a pile of timber ana sustained
internal injuries. the extent OF which are
not vet known. Dosh was recently APP
pointed sergeant-major on Coiohei .. =.
bakers stan. but will not De aoie 10 SERVE
now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04

Fling Old Glory TO the breeze. 1t is
our flag. And it has now been made
more glorious than ever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04

To state II tersely, Dewey seems to
have caught hold Of the business end Of
our part of the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04

1t is a pity that circumstances Of one
sort or another prevent the immediate
Deweyizng of all our fleets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04

UPTOWN OFFICE. BRoAD-sTREET
PHARMACY. 5ls EAST bhOAD
STREET. -
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04

We trust the Oregon will be as lucky
as the Paris was in escaping Spanish
danger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04

All Setters and kilograms must oe au-
dressed TO THE DISPATCH COMPANh'
Rejected communications will not Dc
returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04

Dewey's praises ring now-and justly
from morn till dewy eve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04

All letters recommending canhda'es
Tor Office must be paid for to insure their
publication. This is long standing RUE
of ours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-04

II is very perplexing question with
the United States authorities what 10 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04
SanDrI uno @anorl in 1897.

Die S9lub : 8iGan5 Itelt It9 eipas
giinTigsr ais i'm 8uriabre.- Bel
iere Qusii9ten fir bic 3utunft. :
NuH9pung beS SeiGdfts unp
NuSosbnung bes 9dnbels : @pIus
mems
Gin l1.bsrblif iiber 6dnoeI unb Sn>
Su1trie pGbrenb bes ipebsn gu Gnbe ge>
9angenm Sa6res 5eigt, baB bds arg
barnieher liegsnbe @eI6dftslsben nit
Dem 8tginn bes Sabres 1897 anfing,
fi6 gu bebsn, unb Dab cine Itetige, tpen1
aud Iungidme geferung bsS gol13er
lnbufrielsn uno cpmmer3telen 2ebens
gu ber5si9nen mar. @tnen ~gutenN&dBS
itab oafir, tpie bic 3eiten iino, btstsn
biegngrps &leiber : @eIdGfte. W1nn
ir9e1bpie bic 3eiisn !6leGte inn, Damn
lap it6 in 6ieier 8rdn6e, bic eIlle
gar5 bebeutenDe in Baltimore 1T, btele
Seprefipn am f6neuiten bemerten.
Sur 3eit babsn niAt nur ale 6obrttsn
bpuauf gu t6un, ipnbern bic 206ne Der
@rbeiter ftnD du6 before uno Before
Breiie trsroen fir Die ferttge Wadre
sr3ieIt. SIS lit ar bie5 OGber 8efrsis,
bdB Der Gonium geitiegen unD oaB bic
Gpnfumenten au9 i'm Stanos itno, gu
faufen.
ST oieS Elm gtr5eifen fir bas Ser
onnaEen b~s1erer 3eiten, 10 lit ni4t
minbsr Elm bemertenslrert6er SafEor
Der llm1tonb, buB rsr Grport Ii6 be-
beutsno gs6oben, oaB bus 8anfgeI6Gft
cine 3una9me oufpeiit, baB cine Qnz
5abl neuer Sr9aniiat;Onen ms 2eben
trdt II. :. N.
9aItimore'8 8anfen.
@as Die 9dnten onlangt, 10 ergibt
iiber Daren Stano Die folgenoe ISABELLE
Qu8funft:
4a"tiouoG Damien 1897.
ucberituf II. SGrlebru
8a''fa'' "H2 %F5iit. g, EES 9sP0i''sH'
.l3,2B,2D &G.399,1I9 $33,G6I928 $3b533.219
Na"tiouuI s@outcu 1876.
13,2G,2D COS, i39 3l,642,GS3 b, l21,5l5
Staats gauteu 1897.
I,203,500 428,2Ol 3,24,428 2,6l2, 1913
Staut5 =9untcn 1896.
Il75,G0o 32,3N 3,sG0,T7 2,l96, 626
8iinitig Iautst Der 8eri6i Der Giquiz
birz8anf, bic Elm $75.OOO,OOO t06sres
GeIdGFt auFpeiit. 6oIgenOes 1T baS
RefuItut tpGbrenb Der leBten 10 Sabre:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04
@erf6iebene@ eperb

@ie bereitS bemertt, fat bd5 &leioerz
9e16Gft einen beDeu!en0enQufi6Dung
genommen; baiIelbe gilt bon bem8ur5z
tpadrengef9Gft, inoem namentlt6 Iett
September cine psientlite Iufbeiez
rung gu Oer5ei9nen mar.
Reft Iebbuft mar ou9 bu5 2eberz
unb z9ei6dft.
WG6renb bss Sabres 1897 nurben
34,873 y6pgs6eab" Warpldnoer 3az
BAT gegen 29,629 nSogsfsGo" in 1896
bierber gebra4t.
Wus bic Ginma6e : 8sI9Gfte anz
ldngt, 10 purben beionoerS bel GrbIen
conIerbirt, pd6reno inFoIge ~geringerer
@rnDten bic Gonierbirung BON Pfirz
ii6en, Spmdten uro Mais cine germ
gere mar, mas natiirli6 cine 9reisitetz
gerung CUR 5olge bate.
On 8affee purben 2O3,O66 @Gde
pbsr 55,458 SGde mebr ais leBtes
Sa5r bier9er 9e6ra4t.
Gin unO Iusfubr.
Sin Riidblid uuf ben 6anbel Bal
timore'S i'm leBten Sabre 5eigt bic err
freuli9e Sbutia6e, ouB bic Qusfu6r
in eritaurli4er 8eiie 3ugenommen
bat unD iogar bas groiperitGtSidbr
1892 in ben S6atten geIteut lit.
Baltimore ma6t Der groBen Sam
bells Wetropole am SuD1pn INNER err
FOIgrei6er Gonturren3 uno in Der
M&ai8S Qusfu6r bat es Nspz0orf be-
reits iiberfliigelt, troBDem bic Stem
gorter 6anbelspelt Oer5peif elte 81
ftrengungen ma9te, ben "~"'H'Orer
Sanoel gu I6Gbin~@
0io soo16tt 3una6me bat Baltimore
in Der Mais> Qusfubr gu oer8ei9nen,
nGmlt6 ungefd6r II MiQipnen 8uz
i4el. Qu4 Die Iusfubr bon 8ei8en
mar cine Iebr bebeutenbe uno nimmt
htertn Die Stabt Der Monumente aud
bereits Den 8neiten pIaB elm.
Ser Wsrt5 Der geiammten Qusfu6r
bon Baltimore betrug i'm lebten Sabre
$16,500,OO0 mebr, ME in 1896, unb
$5,000,000 me6r, tpie in 1892. Sal
timore's Sanoel bate bi86er ii6erz
buupt mod niemaIs cine iol4e S06e
errei6t.
Sn Der folgenosn Isabelle lit Der
Wertb Der Gin uno @usfubr in ben
IeBten Ii Sabren oer3ei6net:
Ok .-sE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04
9ns Mnttrrm6rper in 0aft.

philadelphia, 2. Sanuar. -
6rQu M}arp Qamb purbe geitern in
ibrer @o6nung, g&r. 22I4, Gut36ertz
ItroBe, nit 3er6ro6enem S6Goel I'M
6uBe einer 5reppe gefunoen II. itar6
6eute i'm 6o1pital. Mtalahi Scanz
neQ, i6r So6n aus erIter gbe, lit unter
Der @ntlage perbaftet poroen, ieine
M}ltter bic 3reppe binabgenorfen gu
buben. Mun peiB, baB Mutter unO
Sobn in Der Gnloeiterna6t einen befz
tiQen Streit 6atten. ScanneQ ptrD
mnrnen ein Qerh0r beftefen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04

Die na6ite6enbe Isabelle 5eigt, oaB
i'm leBten Sabre i'm Quguit Die 2uss
fubr uno i'm Npril Die Ginfubr am
8r0Bten mar, jeop6 blieb Der 0a5em=
Der niht melt binter benz auguit gu
rid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04
nnfnGssG brnnie.
Sin ie9s Monate altss Negerttno bon
feiner Meutter i'm S9Iafe eritidt.
- Gin MdtrpIe ertrunten.

= Sin MdtroIe e%rtruntsn.
Serman 81. Sims, elm feds Mprais
alter Neoerfnabe bon gfr. 1904, Saz
lis6urn : Court, tparo am Sdmitdgsz
Qbsnb BON IetnerN1utter, rpG6renb bic
Iel6e bstrunten mar. i'm Bette eroriidt.
Coroner 8uDbenbp6n era4tete einen
SnqueIt fir unnDtbig.
Grtrunten.
SSames 9ea9am, Elm Set5er auf
benz S6leppbampfer Soma" ftiir5te
am @amftug Bel 6optins POint iiber
9prb unb ertrant. 9ea6am mar 40
Sabre alt uno pobnte in 9tr. 937, 8az
fnrentfraBe. @r binterIGBt feline
Satin unb oret &tnoer.
9ur4's Gfs 9ebrO4en.
Quf einem Eei6e 6inter benz
8roofsffsn 8eIibtbum, nabe Mt.
Rppal : Mpenus, bra6en am Sumitag
flint iunge 2eute bei'm S4Iitti9ubz
fubren bur6 bas Sis. QGs Ii9 Der
llnfaQ ereignete, tparen ca. so YerIo=
men auF benz Size. GarroQ Sbeeban
fiel bis an ben Sals ms Mdfer. 9p.
8ieie unb Sames MaB, ippie 3tpei
anoere Mdnner tbeilten Iein S3idIal,
bod geIang es a1en, Ii4 NIT Der I'm
teritiiBung bon biilfSbereiten 9erIonen
gu retten.
Mit Dem Pferbe 9e # ii t.
Or. u. 9. Sin, Elm b~etannterS bierS
ar5t bpnGatonspiqe, liegt in trttil9em
,3uItanoe an ben Solgen Don 8erlez
Bungen, pel9e er am Samitus bur4
einen @tur3 BON Isinem 9ferbe %erlitt,
i'm yMarplGnosr Timber itGts : 9oz
Ipital" barnieoer. Or. Sin ipolIte am
SamTdg 4benO in 8egleitung berSS.
S6omus 9. Sapparb uno Sbpmus 9.
&o6erts na6 oerStabt Baltimore reiz
ten. Dis bic Reitsr in Der NGhe BON
8eu6fielb angelangt pdrenn glttt
!6rn. 6iG's 8fero auf Dem Sic aus
uno mari ieinen 8eiter ab. Gbe iih
6r. SiG erbeben tonnte, fiel aud ods
9ferb auf i'm nieber unb 6ra9te tbm
I9pere @erleBungen am gun3en SOrz
per BEL. Man bru3te ben 9erunz
gliidten Ioglei9 na9 benz rMarpldnz
Der uniperiitGt5 : 5oipttal," ppIelb1t
cine Gr3tlite llnteriu9ung ergdb, b1B
Or. Sin einen S9doelbru4, eiuen
gru6 bes S6ulterblattes unb I3pere
8erlebunoen an ben Snieen ~baoonge@
tragen bate.
4noere InfGtIe.
9ie 12 : jd6rigs 3obo Sarristt
ftiir5te am Samitag aus Dem 5enittr
i6rer elterIi6en 8obnung, CIR. 1914,
Canton : Q(penue rnb brd9 Oas re4te
9ein uno ben reften Nrm. Der 3uz
itunb oes MGoGens lit bebentli6.
G6a8. Sbarp, Elm 8remIer Der
uN0rbli3en @entral6abn," bra3 am
@amIfag ben rs3ten Nrm bei'm Sop
peln bon 8aggons. Gr parb mad
BEN nStaot : 9Oipital" iibergefibrt.
Der Mann lit 40 Sabre alt uno pp5nt
in CIR. 1908, Qafapstte : &Oenue.
2ouis 8i6ter Don Ir. 2O10, Ga
tern : Nbenue, burai4nitt am Sam=
Itag 46enb nit elmer @ldsi4er6e ein'
Irterie in ieinem Sunbgelent. Or. 6,
81. R~ein6urot perbanb bic Wunoe.
Der 40 Sabre aIte SObn s. S3orpe
Fisl am Samitag an Der MuLberrpItr.,
nabe Der 2ittIe PleaianttraBe, 10 UNI
gliitli9 CUR Grbs, baB er feline lin}t
8nieI6eibe bra9. Gr tparo na3 sem
,MurblGnber llniberiitGtS : 9nQttdl"
iibergsfibrt.
Der 17zid6rige SObn St89ln5 BON
CIR. 822, 9ortitroBe, f"tt'rte bag neue
Sa6r am Samftaq snra oaS Qbfeuern
elmer fleinen Sosons. 9aS SPteI5sug
~erplobirte bo&t unb Der Sunge erlttt
erbsbli6e 9ranopunben an ben SGnz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04

8dlttmpre's . 6tttsbdu'
Sn 8ultimprer S9iffsbau4Otsn
purpen i'm leBten Sabre 80 Sabr5euge
perI6iebeniter Son truttion gebdlt nit
elmer Gupa3itGt Don 1877 Sonnen u.
nit sinem 8eiammtpertbe bon S63l,z
It's. Sir 1898 Iinb i9on peri9leoez
ne Gontratte fir ben Ban pon 6abrz
5eugen pergeben.
Die @innabme i'm 3olamte betrug
i'm leBten Sabre $685. 900 meRrs ME in
8priabre. 1897 betrug Die Glnnabme
$2,287,111 unb in 1896 $2,262,OOl.
Sm leBten Sabre purOen i'm BAL
timorer 9itritt "a Tabr3euge gebdut.
9apon fpuren 9ampfer uno 81 Ss@
oelf6iffe nit einem 8eIammt Som
nenqe6alt BON 8,O36.99 uno etnem
@ert6s BON S158,9O0. 0amit eignet
oieIer 0itritt 1104 6abr8eu9e nit Ell
nem &aumgebaIt BON 496,186.48
Sonnen.
8erfeb auf Gee.
Sm 3oQamte muroen II S4ttTSz
l1nGliide oemeloet, nobel % Meni6enz
Iebsn. S11O,O38 an S9iffseigentbum
unb SIS, $40 an 2abung Derloren GIN
gen.
Tobr3euqe, abgsgangen mad iiberz
- -~ForhIHban.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04

Die Spirituoien : 2icen8 : 9eb0rDe
gepdbrte i'm leBtsn Sabre 2241 appliz
fationen fir @pirituOien : &leinperz
faufs : 2icensen. SIN Sabre 1896
paren nur 2118 4pplitunten. 2156
2icen8en purben bepiaigt, 131 appliz
futiunen 3uriidgeipieien unb 66 8uriids
gesogen. @dbrenb oes DerfloHenen
sSa6res purben 3tpei 9icen3en reoo5irt.
Der .unabbdngige Bat
terfpn part Smmerndb :
renoe2ei6s unb 8auberetn"
bGlt bsute Q6enD in &arl 8olt's Gotdl
feline Subrss @erfammluns unb 0is
rettOrentpabl ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04
Ser s6ifbrn6 Oes Samplers
,,0erGna."

6uIifdr, q. g., 2. Sanuar. -
Die Stpei 8oote nit Dem Gdpitdn Bar
ter unD SO Mann beS 9ampfsrS Sc
roma" BON Der S6ompion : Qinie, mel
DIR geItsrn Bel Seal S5LanO i6eitsrte
Gie6e RG6eres auf Der 7. Settle b. 8l.
81. b. R.) BADEN bo5 ufer it6er err
rei6t. 0ur Elm ein3iger Ssemann,
9dmsns Carl, pirb bsrmiBt, un0 man
gloubt, baB berIelbe bei'm 8erlaRen
be8 S9iffes ertraut. Die S9iffbri=
6igen batten bel an 4GIte gu leiDen,
e6e lie oaS Qanb gepinnen tOnnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04

NINVITuUIJ' 'I'fVV IOCJ'I0-. I'V'E 1I'07'""E
@inDanoerun9.
Die @innanberung ii6er Baltimore
Pat i'm leBten Sabre bepeuteno abgez
nommen. Sm Sabre 1896 tamen
1884 mGnnliGe unb 4434 peibli4e
@inpunberer i'm. bteftgen 9ufen an,
nG6renb nu8ItebenOe ISABELLE fir 1897
beoeuteno geringere 3ablen aufpeiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04

Nus9etellte 2tcen5en
1904 2icenaen purben tpd9ren6
0es r~:rflofensn Sabres Dom Glert i'm
Gpmmon BleaS : @eridt dusgeIteIt,
gegsr 18,443 i'm Sabre 1896. Die
hisrfiir t:5abIten @ebii6ren bsiaufe1
iia ouf $699, 283.O4, gegen $500, 764.z
Is IN @oriabre. Die 2icen5en uertbeiz
Ian tx -. I'LL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04
sel6fmOrOOeriu6 cinrs scfranhanten

Sdbdnna6, Ga, 2. Sanuar. -
o. 80. Mabrn, Der bur6ge6rannte
Ngsnt Der gSout6ern GrprtB 60" aus
9runstpid, peIfer am Sumftag in Der
g3G6e BON bier etngeFungen purte,
ma6te pGhrenb Der bergangenen Rd6t
in Ieiner 3sIe in Der 9oli3eiitation si@
nen Sel6ItmorbberIu6, tnbsm er fi6
bic 6anogelente our9I6nitt. gr mar
in 9olqe bes 8lutoerluItes bereit5 be-
nubilos, ols man i'm auffano, bed
ertIGren bic @sr8te, er perbe 6innen etz
nem pber 3pei 9dgen pisoer bsrgeitaat
fein. Quf benz goben isiner 3eQe
bate Mu6rp nit ieinsm bIutigen Sim
ger ,Sout6srn GrpreB g." %. De-
3ember 1897" (bas Datum bes BON
i'm beriibtsn 8au6s) geI4rieben uno
einsn G4Gbel nit 3mei getHu3ten
3np9en barunter 9emalt.
Die 9eitnbIene Summe BON $4,000
puroe i'm geiiB Ma6rD'5 uuf9efunoen,
al5 oerieIbt geitern bier gteiIen Iibli9
uUll pltl FSIIgtIiuIIlIiteH Iputpt.
Srrbrunntrn Die notwithstanding.
Rep gort, 2. Sanuar.- Msbs
rere StenarbS unb anbere 4ngeitslten
oes 9dmpfers nSt.2ouis," neI9er gez
tern aus England bier untam, iOQen
entloRen tperber, neil lie am 0eibs
n1fistage pdhreno bes Mittdge6ens
cine ameritdnii4s 6Iaggs p%er6rannten.
De betreffenoen 4ngeIteQten iinO
IGmmtii9 GngIGnber un0 parsn BEL
Der betrefFenosn 8eIegenheit etpas an
gebeitsrt. @apt. Wm. q. &anble unp
erIte Offi3ier 9efpit6 iinb nit elmer
unteriu4ung bei6dftigt unb ale Be-
theiligten tperoen ben 2aufpaB erbaIz
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04

SrDSUllu5t ~
Den.
Infere S6edter. - 6eutc,
M2ontag, fpirb 6r. 6. g. DiQarb in
Serbs S6eatsr Elm einp09;ges Sat
ipisl Beginner unO 3tpar beute in benz
Drama n0apio @arrid," bas am
5reitag uno in Der Matinee am Sam
flag pieberbolt pirb. Sir murgen
unb 0onnerItag, iorpie fir Die Mittz
nod : Matinee Ite6t ba5 2uitipiel
Som ptu6" uuf Dem Hepertoire, fir
Wtittpo9 Qbeno She Hoque's 60
meoD" unb fir Samitag 4beno nS9e
M2ibbleman."
- Sn Niron unb 3immermdnn's
,Wluiit : Ntaoemie" pirb oieIe @o9e
9ilette'8 9eIsqi6dft unter Qeitung
Don Gbarles 5robmann bus groBe
Drama Secret Serpice" CUR 0uritelz
lurg bringen.
- Die Beta 3ineD COMPANY b,erz
bette Samitag in Der nQuoitoriumz
W&uiif6ale" Elm erfpIgrei6es Sat-
Ipist, pG6reno fir oieie Wo6e Soc
Stt's Ste Star @a3er" ais Qttratz
tion dngetiinbigt 1T.
- DIS 3ugitiid eriten 8anses pirb
bic 9Oie nSogan's QGsp," bic bieIe
@pfe auf benz Repertoire o.s y9oGis
bdDitraben : Sbeaters" ite6t, it9 3petz
feIsDbne ~ertpeiIen.
SIM n2pceum : S6eater" pirb
bieIe @o9e bas 2uItIpiel rGbriitopfer
jun.," CUR &uffibrung gebruat.
NtebertrG9ttger S9ers.
- Sn Der Na6t bon 6reitag oufSumz
tag ma9te ii9 Elm uebermiit6iger ben
oummen S4er3, cine 9ugeI bur9 elm
5enIter in bas rNational Sotel" an
Der @6e BON 5apettez unb SpuibapItr.
gu f6isBen. Die &u9eI Ftog iiber Die
80pfe elmer Qn3a6l in l1nterbaltung
be9riffsner 9erionen.
Sin S9Iet6bieb betrat an
Samitog Qbenb bic 8o6nung bes
Srn. S6iemeber, Nr. 1880, NorOsGa=
rpIineitraBe, pG6renb Die Sumilie dbs
psIsnb mar, uno langfingerte 6 III
berne SbeelOffel, 6 iil6erne GblOffel.
l Sdf9enbu3, Elm 9dar SdnoI9u6e,
cine ubr. Elm 9uar @4ube unO einen
Rpd.
Sobt aufgefunben. - Miz
6ael NsiDe, fen., puroe am Samitag
gu Golfers 9Oint auf einem 5if9z
Sbpre tObt aufgefunoen. Sriebensz
rt9ter 2Dn6 BON 9ig6lanbtptpn, mel
der einen SnqusIt abbielt, entI9ieo,
odB Der Monn zines natirli9en So
bes 9eTtorben. 3pei SD6ne oss Ser
ftorbenen, Die in Or. 8, Rorb Bomb
itraBe, tpobnen, bra9tsn bic 2ei8e
nd6 i6rer WObnung.
Snquef It a g t. = Die Co.
roners : Surb, tpel6e pom 5risoensz
ri6ter Serbert 81 Sopfpn ON Gam
Itag einberufen mar, UNI ben Sob Oes
Wm. 90. Smith gu unterIu6en, Der
am 5reitag auf Der Baltimore 2ez
biqb : 8abn" BON einem 3uge iibsrfabz
rem unb gst0btst parO, beIi6tigte Die
2ei6e unb psrtagte ii6 bis beute. 90:
tomotiDfibrer @ubton, Der 6ibrer be5
53u9es, Der Smith iiberfubr, iagte, er
babe ben Mdnn ni6t uuf benz 8eleiie
geIeben. Die 8eeroigung Der i4reds
lid DerItiimmeltsn ueberreite fano gez
tern Itutt.
Der g0eutf4 samerifdniz
I de gegenfeitige II MINER
m q brenbe 8uuperetn" bGlt
beuts @6:nb i'm r@6ite 5uQzGebduoe"
feline Sabres 8eriummlung u6.
ef6ents ueberrei9u
= 9r. Qusuit Gibmann unb 6rdu BON
CIR. 210, SiibzGutupitraBe, tpurben
am Sblpeiter : 4benb bon ibren 4ngez
iteIlten nit elmer f9Dnen urne duf
PrG4tisem SOdel bsi4entt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04
Die nadTebenbe Isabelle 5eist, boB
bic Ginfu6r peri 6ieoener Irtttel 5uz
riidaeoanaen 1T. pdbrerb anoere cine
feline 9undhme erfubren:

MebI unb @etreibe.
lleber bic 3ufubr unb ben Export
BON @etreiDe uno 8rooitpffen eiebt
hip fploenDe Sabeue cine l1eberTint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04

Soto. in 1896 1855 Alb 1868
80 uItimorez O6io 9 a H."
Die Baltimore S6ioz8abn" bra9z
te i'm Sabre 1897, i'm 8erglei6e nit
1896, folgenbe Sra4t nu4 Der Stabt
Baltimore:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04

80 It /. 81 arpIdnber 30 H."
Die .MsItli9e Marbldnber 8abn"
bra3te fOlgenoe Sra9t no3 8ultiz
more:
Cañon City record., 1898-04-14
A Head End Collision.

Last Sunday evening about 8
o'clock, Mr.. John Weed was walking
up Main street just east of town
when two wheelmen came dashing up
behind him in the dark, and the first
intimation Mr.. Weed had of their
presence he was struck such blow
on the head by the proboscis of one
of the wheelmen as to knock him for
ward fiat on his face. On rising Mr..
Weed discovered the wheelman lying
fiat in the road by the side of his
wheel, who after he had recovered
enough from the shock exclaimed:
"0h! My nose is broken"
The young man with the broken
nose proved to be Mr.. Wilson.
Mr.. Weed hopes this may prove a
valuable lesson to Mr.. Wilson and
many others to not ride so rapidly in
the dark.