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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04
GrmzNnrfCr NahrihtCn.

g Dz0 Off, 3. Sanuar. - Die
prG9tige 5aIe De5 8rpoflDner Surnz
pereins, g{r. 351 Bis 353, 4tlunticz
Q~tbenue, purbe geiretn t6eilpeiie elm
geGIhert. Der 9erluit bes Surnperz
ems be3iffert ii6 uuf etpa $1,000.
- Sobn 9aDer. neI6er BEL Der
nQmerican Sugar 8efining Co." i'm
oberIten Stodpert Des 6ubritgebduz
beS an Der Gde DON Siioz3. StraBe IL.
8entsQoenue, Borough Of 8rootlDn,
ongeiteQt mar. lift auf i6aurige 8eiie
I'm fem Qeben getommen. gr lit auF
nod ni6t uufgetldrte @eiIe einem Der
SriebrG0er 81 maze getommen, DOH
benz 3iemen erfaBt un0 tbatiG6li9
gu Sooe 9erdoert Dorben. Man fanO
i'm als 2ei6e nit eingeDrijdtem S6dz
Def uno ben &letoern pom Qeibe geriiz
len. Coroner 9elap bat cine llnterIuz
dung eingsleitet.
- Sm yBuritanz6otel, einem Go
girbuuIe, oa5 bic Summer 1873, Bone
~, trGgt, beging Der ettpa q Sabre
alte Otto Bed SelbItmorb, inDem er
fi9 cine 8ugel in ben &opf i4oB. Der
Mfunn mar am Sumitag in Oa5 6au5
getommen unO bate Ii6 Elm 3immer
geben lafen. 9egen 3 lI6r M&orgens
purben bic iibrigen S6lafgGite oes
n6otel8" Dur6 Die Defamation zines
giItoIenI6uFe8 aus Dem S8lummer
gei6redt, unb al5 iie nafiaben, fam
ben Tie Bed auf Dem Bette liegenb, unb
aus elmer S6uBpunOe am &opfe ries
ielte oas 8Iut. Der 2(m6ulan3ur3t
ertlGrte, Der SOB miife iOfort ein9etre=
ten iein.
G6ritop6 81. &o6erts, 68 Sabre
alt, elm frii6erer 8aumeiIter, mel6er
ais Gentier in glr. 81, 8eitz75. Str,
tpo6nte. bat ii9 erI6ofen. Die mo
tipe fir Die Shat IinO nod ni6t aufgez
tlGrt. Der Mann mar p~o6l6u6enb IL.
per6eirQt6st. g&a6 ieinem 3obe 3ogen
feline 1rau unO bic ii6rigen MitgIieoer
beg 5au56alts fofort na6 QongzS8=
lamb. @OrOner 6iBpartif itbertrug OaS
8%egrdbniB Dem 2ei6enbei orger 8die
fen BON Nr. $40, 0eftz42. StruBe.
Die 65ziGbrige 5rau Soiep6ire
Moore purOe beute in ibrer 8o6nung
gu Stapleton, 6. s., gu 5Ooe per-
brunnt. sic mar Blind unD i6re 8leiz
Der hatten an penn &ii8enOfsn 6cuer
gefangsn.
Die GrpIOiion zines &eTels i'm Sou~
terrain elmer 8oltsi9ule an Der gde
Don Hepzg ortzNOenue unO Dean
StraBe in 8rootfDn peruria4te bsute
einen rpiloen 9unit unter ben 300
S9iilern. Sn benz eatitebenoen 8ez
brGnge nurOen mehrere 8inoer berz
lsBt, iebo9 ni6t gefdbrli4. 3Det
feline WGo6en purDen in 6olge bes
S6retens hpfterif6 unO muBten in elm
5oipituI gebrd9t peroen. Der Our4
bic GrpIOiion angeridtete S4aOsn 1T
Y1priu1-
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@ichfnttrr. nnA Etrnhnrciir.

TolgcuOe5 ituo ole aui Den Ualtl.aen
@aajcu idr pen, SIrO9 L. /. y. 8ei,eCu CT.
jielteH E.enc:
CcfIide E3a0gc.
sen 49, Gumotb9 ocu $40 bis Sl2 pro
Come mo &.eeb,U IS his SO gro Come.
Stron-@ lEcuiuob sc 6S 81, 9(oslsur
1yub So bis $40 uuo 9aieytrOa 81 bis IS
pro SouEe.
Mans - orer s. bis S., ueuec
$3.50 bus $l.6O pyO NIf.
u ouOWtNlln &OuRC.
Neu-Simotbu &cu $1l bis SIS; &.sehHI
$40 bis $l2 pro Come.
2rod - Mui,euilroh s. bis IS, 5tuggeu,
irgb 40 bIS $I2 Uno Qa'e.lrOb IS bis e.
pco EGUUc.
@}a,5-al,cy S2.I5 bis 500, ucuec Sl,6O
BIS SI.7j PIC TaF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04
@rm6clmurb in MilfIiipui.

Sad 0 n, W}tf., 3. Sanuar. -
6. Sriplett, Prdiioent oes nQlcorn
Horticultural ano MeOical College,
elmer @r3iebungsanitalt fir 0eger
nabe ROOnep, Drill, puroe geitern
&benO auf ieinem 6eimpege BON Der
Stride our4 einen u~nbetannten Meuz
6elmDrDer gei6Ofen unb t0btli9 per-
tpunoet. Utan BAT feline Spur BON
Dem 5hdter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04
Sr9r fntt.
Stanealnic Sorsdnse auf Sem SDinefterba1
rrr Slrttemuffiisrc i'm HspzgOrfsr nIOts
fcuhnuhnfH

GfanSal1fc Sorsdnse auf Sem zptoshcrban
err 6lrttenUfiiisrc i'm Nsiu= gorfsr "Ipt
t%cmbaubof.'
9ep 0ort, 8. Sonuar. - Quf
benz 8ale Der 6lotten : Sffi3iere in
Der SDlpeIternu6t i'm 8roptlDner
6lottenbaubpfe Iou sS Iebr fIott bergez
gangen Iein, inOem Ii9 oiele Der jun
gen Seebeloen nit 1tartem YunI9 berz
art ~bene6elten, oaB tie na6 9auie ipez
Dirt tperoen muBten. I'm Mitterna6t
mar Der gan3e 8aliau BON mebr ooer
peniger I8pantenOen8 eItalten gefiiat
uno man6e M}utter nabm i6re 506z
ter I6leunigit na6 6auIe, Ii9 ous Sc
IObniB dblegenb, @Ies, mas 3peierlet
Sud- trGgt, Bel i6ren @aIeui61ften
pDn Der 2iIte Der Gin3uIoosnDen gu
Itrei6en. Gtli6e Der MnpeIenoen
IOlen ii6 in einem ipl6en 3uitanOe
bsfunosn BADEN, oaB tie t6atId6li4
pon MatroIen nu6 i6ren 9uartiereu
getrugen neroen muBten. 0rei Oifiz
Siere 6attsn 9amen mitgebrd6t, beren
perI0nliae Gigeni61ften ibnen einen
PlaB in Der @elt, bic Our6 einen
8ru6 oargeitslt miro, %anpeiIen. Sic
nurDen auf iummarif6e @eiie an bic
Quft geieBt.
9erurtige 8orfdGe ioQen no3 mehz
rere gu ber3ei6nen gepeien iein, inbeiz
fen laiien ii9 peOer pom 2iertenant
SpeDers, benz @orIiBer pes @rrongez
ment5 : @omite's, nod Dpn ieinsnGoIz
Iegen Die Namen Der 8etbeil;gten err
ldnden.
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9urrant's S6iflal.

Can 6ran3isto, 3. Sanuar.
- Die Nopofaten Oe5 gum Sooe Derz
urt6eilten WtGofenm0roers SbeoOore
0urrunt rpolen jeBt nod i'm 8unOesz
@eri9t Elm 6abeas Corpus 8erfab>
rem anitrengen, I'm in IoI6er @eiie
einen peitersn Nufi6ub Der auf nod
item 6reitog angeIeBten 5inri4tung gu
erpirten. 9urrant'5 8ater lit entz
f6lpFen, tpenn Iein Sobn ni4t mebr
gu retten 1T, Der Gretution bei3upO6z
men. Die Muttsr min in fetner Seize
bteiben, bis er ben Sang na9 Der
Ri9titGtte antritt. @on t6rem 9orz
bu6en, bsi Der 6inri6tung 3ugegen gu
iein, bat tie ii4 abbringen lafen.
Der britiI6e 8reu3er eriter
8lafe nPOtperfua" 1T 5u 2onoon an
npfDmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-04
Jrau Iaf's TsuG.
GHttduibte 9feusisriss. - Sds errpnrtcte Dor
fibreu Ser Wt6rreriu 6uIeemiuppe's auf
cirfa 10 GAGE pcrfboben.

Gnttdufdte Reusicriss.- Sds ertuartcte Dor
fibreH ser Wa6rreriu 6uIseniuppe'S aui
cirfG 10 Gage pcribobeu.
0eD port, 8. Sunuar. - Sn
Der Grpurtunq, OaB Srau Nuguita
Nut porgefiibrt uno fOfort pa~rurtbeilt
peroen DiirOe, fanD ii4 cine ungez
n0bnlt6 groBe Q(n5abl BON 9erTonen
beute M}orgen i'm @eri9t5gebGuos BON
Gong S5lanozGitp Elm, bod nurOe fire
Neugier ni9t befrieOigt, ou Die 4ngez
tlagte Dem Hi6ter @arretipn gar ni6t
borgefii6rt puroe. Qus pel6em
8runOe Die 6eute nit 8eitimmtbeit err
partete 8srurtbeilung niht erfolgta,
lGBt Ii6 ni6t iagen. 0iitritt5anpult
9oungs ertldrte auf cine oiesbe8iigli3e
2tnfrage, Elm Sag fir bic @orfii6rung
Der M0rOerin De8 Mtaifeurs 8uloanz
iuppe lei ni4t feitgeieBt; tie meroe erit
erfolgen, penn Die Gipilflagen i'm
Sbergeri6t erleoigt Ieien. 9a ca. 300
FOLDER &ldgen auf Dem&alenoer Ite6en,
10 Durtte 6ruu gtQds 5du tdum Dor
3e6n So9en oOer 3pei @o6en errei6t
perDen. !9r. Ooungs peigerte ii9, gu
iagen, pelde Strafe 6rau Nud er6alz
ten iperoe. 8etanntlid betBt eS, iie
perOe ii6 bes Sooti6lagS i'm eriten
8rd0e i6ulOiq 6etennen uno cine
3u6tbaustrafe BON Is bis 20 Sabren
3uoittirt er6alten.
5rau Nad fat bereit5 lire pripaten
@ngelegenbeiten georonet uno fpartet
nur uuf Den Spru6 Oes Ri9terS, nm
BON Song SSlanozGitD na9 benz
3u6tbauie gu niiberiieoeln".
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W}art6a 6. GaredIon an G6o8. 6.
Striu9er unO 6rau, GrunoItid Glib
oItede 2anDdIaz uro GaI6ounftraBe,
10 BEL 90, 8ruro3ins $50, 1925.
6enrD &. 8aIt3eu an Gli3a B. Ga0
@runotiid S%iioneitieite I}t. Ropal=
Qperue, nabe GanDdlsItraBe, IS bel
100, @runo3in5 $162, So.
Benjamin ). Smi6 uno 6rlu all
0m. +. 4enneon, @runpitijt SUboIts
Teite Ritaro7pn=, Gdt 8s]aionItraBe,
66 bei 200, $40.
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Sin 9eiddftsmann, Der ni6t i'm
Stanoe 1T, feline 9eI9Gfte gu b~eiorgsn,
befinoet lid feinen Gonfurrenten gez
geniiber i'm Na4tbeil, unb in bieIem
Safe 6efinoet ii4 berjenige, Der on
elmer @errentung leiOet. ct. Satob's
Del bsilt fi9er unb I9nen.
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tbaubtrt.
S6rtdiiber SUh eines Irbeitcrs. Gin clsFs
trtfher SSasapn reiBt ibm Cen Sppf upn,
Rurrufr

SIrtdIider Sob etnrs Trbeitcrs. - Sin clsFs
trifd'er ssasapn rei8t ibm Cen Sopf POM
Rumpfc.
Retp : 3 Or f.. 8. Sunuur. - Sn
entieBIi6er DeiIe fano elm ipnqer 81
%ienarbtiter an Der &reu8un9steQe Der
&abelz unO eleftriI6en StraBsnba6n,
4. Ioenue uno %. StraBe, ieinenSob.
Gr DurOe bu6ItGbli9 eut6uuptet uno
Ieine I6redli6 Der tiimmelts 2ei1e crit
na4 lGngerem Sufen auFgefunOen.
Der ungliidli6e bieB Sdmes 8eegun
uno mar % Sabre alt. glQein in Ell
ner ounteln, unteriroiI6en 8dmmer,
in pelder DaS &ubal uno bic elettrii6s
&eitung angebra6t 5ino, mar er bamit
bei6dftiqt, Die MetaQpdnoung nit
@~iienbol3en 81 feItigen, mas cine gez
fdbrlife Qrbait mar, penn mar Be
bentt, oaB er itetig ben 8reiFern bar
&abelz unO Den Shuben Der e~lettriz
f6en Balm ~auspeiben muBte. Sem
WG3ter mar auf Dem Yuntte aufge=
ItCuLT UCL UlC NIpCllCI UUl UEll OJNIIL~
naben bon Wugen irgsno elmer Der 81
MEN aufmertIam MAIDEN fonnte. 9a5
ein3ige 2i6t, BEL Dem er drbeitete,
brang our3 Die &abelrinne BON Der
StraBe Our6.
4uf pel6e 8eiie Ii6 Der 1nfuu err
et9nete, piro po6l ME betannt peroen,
benn ais 8eegan's 2ei9e tur3 nd9 2
ubrg}a4mittag5 gefunOen puroe, mar
Der &opf poIitGnoig BON 3umpfe gez
trennt, 8eine unb Qrme be5 ungliidz
li6en gebrp6en.. Na6 @rii9t Der
9oli3ei mar e5 Elm S6ub Der %elettriz
f6en 8a6n, fpsI6er 8eegun ~entbauptet
bate, aber borldufig lit bic Drummer
bes Wdgen8, tpel6er ben Qrbeiter tDOz
tete, nod ni8t betdnnt. Die 8lutflez
den, tpel9e bic SteQe oaS l1nfaQes an
3eigen, i6einen fir Die Poli3ei S9eo=
RE gu fpre6en, neil lie Ii9 unter Der
8dbelrinne uuf Dem abpdrt5 gebenoen
9eleiIe 6efinosn.
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GIi Slnm's Vru,cB.

Gomoen, q. : s., 3. San. - 0iz
It%ritt5anpalt Sentins lieB seftern ben
Snbalt Der W}eiitngbiilien, bic am
Samitog @lt Sbatp, Der beute pegsn
GrmorOung Ieiuer Mutter unO @rOBz
mutter DIR 9eridt geite0t purOe, per
9p5t geIanot puroen, unterIuAen uno
e5 Itelte Ii4 babel beraus, DAP Die Sill
lung aus Mangan uno Qmmoniat, Ell
ner ungefdbrIi3en Mii6ung, beitdnb.
Sentins 1T Der Nnli6t, OaB Our8 Die
s3uIenDung beS 9adete8 fir S6am
Spmpatfie i'm Yublifum pa9geruFen
peroen iou, un0 Der iunge M}unn ous
9adet erpartete, ii4 aber erf4rOden
Itelte.
Sbap'5 9rO3eB nabm beute nm 10
ubr 8ormittag Ieinen 4nfdng. Die
beutigen @erbanOlungen bei9rGnften
fi4 gr0Btentbeils ouf Die Auspo5l eli
ner eSurn.
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RnIftmnrrr gRnrffftri IT.

l&agta',t iur oc7 r0srti1ea 1ayr,igo5ocatcH."l
Baltimore, On 3. lanauy 1898.
Die beuttat I3etSerwfu5r batruJ 47.6Ol &uibcL,
or G'sUOrorsusgoyrGtH l.II2,sll 9U5hcl, G.riIHOt
ron ceE SieuatogcH 81 ,665 Euihet. TtgtJUit mur
orH $4,000 Eulrel mo ? GG44CES.
~Noileroc Gub lie Setlt ben ~hcUijIsE. Den Nyeita9s
Huo Den leg.iIarl3e1 StGH0 Der sSe5sHpreIi. II Jers
IigItcEotr u~eberil.ut'
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5anna'S Nteberla9e.
lSprtietmms Bpm Der 1. scitc.l

Sage finbet bic gemeinT4aftli6e &6z
ittmmung CUR @~rpd6lung zines gunz
besienatOrs itatt. 8iS oa6in perben
Die 9annd : 2eute oeIperate Qnftrenz
gungen MAIDEN, qeniigsnDe Simmer
gu 9e!pinnen, UNI Sannu gu erpG6len.
Sic DesabOuiren beute 4benO iebe 46z
ft6t, ft6 nit ben Sob : 9emotraten
CUR @~rtpdblung 9rice'S ober irgero Ell
mes anDeren @plo : 9emotraten gu
p%erbinoen, un0 ertldren, lie tpiirban,
penn tie 9anno ni6t erpdblen t0nnen,
ale parlamenturiI6sn Mittel auf6iez
ten, um Die @abI auf bic lange 8ant
gu f6ieben. Die SppoIition babe
ni3t Stimmen 9enuQ, I'M lire 9lGne
bur63uIeBen unb friiber ooer ipdter
piiroen obne 3peifel etli6e Der ab=
triinnigen Republifaner in benS4ooB
lbrer Partet 3uriidte6ren.
Die 9emotraten froblpfen ii6er III
rem beutigen Grfolg unD be6aupten, e5
ertitire ni6t bic g~ering1te @efa6r, buB
Die Republitaner irgeno pslde Der
6eute fir Die Coalition abgega6snen
Sttmmen 3uriidgepinnen t0nrten.
Sffen6ar lit bic OppoIition ie6r itdrt
or9antftrt. Inter ben ~regulGren Rez
pubIitanern 6erri9t groBe GntriiItung
gegen ben 8ouberneur 8uI6neQ peqen
ieine5 8er6dltsns. Mebrere republtz
tanii8e Clubs, pel9s ben Snuuguraz
ttons : 9eremonien am nG6iten Monz
tag b%eipo6nen tpolltsn, baden abgeIagt,
uno biele Proteite treffen i'm 8apitol
Elm. Die SI6rer beiber 9arteien bal
ten beute Q6eno Gonferen3en ab. 8ie
bic Sa6en gegenpdrtig 7te6en, b. f.,
tpenn ale Republitaner, tpel6e beute
BET Der Organization Der Qeqislatur
nit ben Semotraten itimmtsn, au6
gegen 9anna itimmen, 10 tperben i'm
Senat II Stimmen fir uno 19Stimz
men gegen 5annu, i'm SauIe 50 fir IL.
So gegen i'm ~a6gege6en tperosn. Gr
piir0e mitbin nur 90 Stimmen BADEN,
pdbrenO 70 CUR G~ripdblung not6penz
big iinD. Me6rere republifaniI6e
StdatSbedmte BADEN abgeodntt, I'm
ibrer M%iBbiuigung oeS @erb1lten5
De5 8OuOerRurs 8ui6neQ Iusbrut
3u perlei6en.
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Gin 9lncrhirtrn on @rhnn.

2incoln, Nebr., 3. San, - Die
pOlitii9en 6reunbe BON %. Servings
8rDun, Der bon isiner merifanii6en
Reiie bierber 3uriidtebrte, bsabIi9tiz
gen, Oemiel6en cine fredericksburg gu
bereiten, unO 8par 0ur6 b1S Qner6iez
ten Der 5uiion5 : Domination fir
GongreB in bieiem a. 9iItrift, mel
der gegsnipGrtig our6 Den 8epu6lifaz
ner Strobe pertreten lit. Die U}eiz
nungen bariiber, tpie 6r. 9rpan tpo6l
oieies 2~(nerbieten aufnsbmen tperoe,
iinO iebr getbeilt. @G6renD bic Ginen
glauben, baB er OafIelbe runopeg obz
lebnen perOe, neil er Ii6 nit oer6offz
nung trGgt, au3 i'm Sabre 1900 bon
Der bemotrdtii6 en Ydrtei nisoer ais
PrGIibenti6afts Gonbibat auFgeIts1t
gu rper0en, iagen Die 4noeren, DAP ST.
8rpan gu tlug lei, UNI ni9t ein3uieben,
odB er i'm GongreB cine melt Before
Gbance bdtte, eine8opuIaritG t oufre9t
81 erbalten uno gu beFeItigen, Denn dIS
8orlsIer pber Manoerreoner. 6r.
8rpan peiB ange6li6 oon Dem gon3en
Yldne nod gar ni6t3.
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OQs OeIpen1t

&ammeriungfer SUIT unb Muntel 9ez
ben unb befQ6l, ais Der 2atai i6r ben
Wagenf3lag Dffnete, gu 5rau bon
@tromba3 gu fabren.
(5orticbuuQ folot.l
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M5uitr an ner WataDst0lvaBt, Spiitcn 0aIti,
n~cgcfrabe inD GaitHtountsa ptnrs, 9auptciHgara
iirte Seller uuo Turnacs, Y9dTer=6loitt i'm @aDss
simmtg uuO uWtcsirDii5:u Nb5uqsiauqi, ionic Be.
Gduicr in Cts@1ltimore fir ben Grei5 non $3.50.
ToajuiraCcu iu ncu 8e5Guoeu ocsr in mciuer
9u5uuud. Gde Der 2oitirupres ulo 9o.lpseotru6s.
C@entJ5 10
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aui ,tr bteTaen s6sstea' sor'.
FIGSr CALI

800 Staot 81. I93O.......-......... 104&
500 % 1925
1000 go. & Nlatdmd l Gio Der. ..-....--lO3
5000 GharlcitoH >trGEeEbahH 5gr.........lOi. ,
5000 Iiltsbur8 uniteo Traction 5sr.......lO04
S,OOO ,. Gue. Ser, Eittsbur1 ............lO9
lI,OO0 sd, Gar ~ 1jor. 5er.............-- N
,OO Col. a O'rta HrIls / ...-..-.-.-.---.Il
5000 Gbur. Sol. d Mug. IT,. ........-..llo
25 Il. 2. Rioelttu q &uar. Go........l0i5
50 Goni. @Gs 23's
60 %
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Sduier lr Scoermanu Merost
&ausei9emtbiimer, ts in biaiseF. us Wistbe III be.
Scblen. Sreit0d;0e Sauier Gr. 1921 BIS 2633 Us
gtortbsHUeHUe; ciHi0e ieBr biligs 5lD.iitrdige Qlus
fer oil 9aUioas uuo Qu!agtisStrabe. ua6s RGrt5=
@peuus. 9eoiueuu0eu fir SeOsrmGuu 2~liisnO. Gas
6ieeutbum ipirO nit Gpferu uaiautt ip,rotn.
bling, 81. 9aui= uRo riH1toH=Str user n
CIR. 1904, 9a~Diog=StraBe. ESulil2,l 49,
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DIais.-2rtlar I932I1 Ruih. glcuatOr,u,Sor
roth S2I,9G4 &uiucJ @sriGaot Uou SlsUltOrst
1926 eUittl. &,ytIuit Uuroeu ZOO Euihei
Uro &c g~&ul30TS.
TOl0eroc IaOe1e Set3t ben ]b.utiasz. Den 6rettol5
rHe Den leerlbrl1eu Stduo Der ISetieHprsle II uers
elcidsuosr Utbertut.
UtatS Geutlle UrCItugS |N,tltc 81.
9suHip:cr. Sbu3rGtt SuMBJate legte5 jG9:.
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&erIaRgt. NGanNcr HnU MAGGsH.
&erlGNaI I'LL %9NNsmeutcE.
0eutI9es W-beit3 : 9ta4WeiiungSz

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SlehensWC(EMs.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-17
CYCLING.

n E. keenan,, Of Plttsburgh, editor OF
the Press. as a candidate for the presi-
dency of the League Of American
wheelmen, strikes the members Of that
organization In the right place to make
them feel happy. Potter Is done for
even his best friends admit In two
ieampalgns he depended upon sharp poll
tics 70 win, and was successful on
both occasions, but It Is declared ~
the same tactics would not win againi
Anyway. the wheelmen are opposed %
one man holding the relns Ior ttiEee
terms in succession. They want
change, and Keenan,, the present wee
president, seems to be the best man 10
seize onto. -, -.
altogether. and It 10 expected that ne
will do what he said he would-reufe "
the end of'his term,
Rennan is understood TO favor O re-
adjustment OF the funds that accrue
from the payments made by rhe mem
beers. Instead Of the hogs snare golns
to the national body, he would nave me
larger portion go 20 the local consulates
and state divisions. This Is a policy that
viii he effective In a campaign, the
members OF the league being OF tho
opinion that the division Of the funds
along the lines followed now IS con-
trary to good judgment and Is retardlng
the moves that the wheelmen are desir-
Gus OF advancing.
There isn't any doubt about KEENAN,
making successful campaign He is
shrewd. full Of tact, and Is bound to
win. Moreover, he possesses all the
qualifications for a good presidency.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-17

At the annual meeting Of the Enter
prise Window Glass Company yester-
day they paid 100 per cent cash dlvi-
dend. This 10 one Of the indications OF
good times.
Colonel James F. Charlesworth, vet
eran Of st. laIrsville and postmaster
there, took day or yesterday to at
tend the Democratic convention.
The Knights Of Pythias have closed a
contract with the Baltimore & OHIO by
which they 60 to Indianapolis next Mon
day at $40 for the round trip.
Rev. w. NJ. Langford. former pastor
of the Second NJ. 3. church. IS visiting
friends here. He Is now located In
Cleveland.
Thomas E. Shelby, manager Of the
Crystal glass works, and family are
home from their outing on the lakes.
Marshal Johnston Is going after the
slot machines. Two proprietors OF these
devices were fined yesterday.
There was a pleasant lawn fete adj
Joining the Second Presbyterian church
yesterday evening.
Mrs. william Gill and daughter, Miss
clara, left yesterday for their Muncie,
Ind, home.
quite a crowd will so from here to
the Harvest Home picnic at Bethel to-
morrow.
Mrs. Hester A. Fitch yesterday
bought the Margaret N. Ward property
at $685.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-17
BOXING.


The Metropolitan club has exercised
wisdom and good Judgment in re-elect-
ing Leslie Pesrce as manager and
matchmaker. His selection would
bring recognition 20 any club, and the
Metropolitan after It's spread out into a
larger field last season, shows that 1t
Intends to keep up the top-notch gait.
The patrons Of the club may rest assur-
ed OF getting good men here this coming
fall and winter, for Leslie Pearce knows
the pedigree and record OF every box
ing aspirant In the country. He will
commence at once to look up good at
fractions. The club missed good thing
for fair week by Its apparent dispose
ton to go to sleep. The club met yes
terdaF and selected its matchmaker by
a vote Of 1--WE to two.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-17

A startling incident of which Mr.. John
oliver OF Philadelphia, was the subject,
is narrated by him as follows: ~ was In
a most dreadful condition. My skin was
almost yellow. eyes sunken, tongue coat
ed, pain continually In back and sides,
no appetIte-grndually growing weaker
day by day. Three physicians had given
me up. Fortunately, friend advised
trying Electric Bitters,' and to my great
10y and surprise, the first bottle made a
decided Improvement. / continued their
use for three weeks. and am now n well
man. ] know they saved by life and
robbed the grave OF another victim" No
one should fail TO try them. Only 50
cents per bottle at Logan Drug Com
pany's drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-17
NMRCHRN.
Happenings of IntsrOst In the Marshall
County Town.

Happenings of IntsrOst In the Marshall
County Town.
Mrs. Mary e. Reece and sons, W, r.
and Richard. have returned home after
attending the funeral NJ Mrs. Recess
mother, Mrs. Cats, OF Graysville.
BFfs. ]. @. McAiahon. accompanied by
her son Rennith, is the guest OF friends
at Short Creek, Brooke county.
Mrs. Luther Steele arrived home yes
terday from Morgantown, where she
has been visiting friends.
Mics Kate Damsei. OF Moundsvllle. is
the guest OF Mrs. c. d. Lewis, OF Nc
Mechen avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Noble and family have
returned from a ten days trip to At
lantic City.
J. L. McMechen arrived home yester-
day after ten days sojourn at Allan
tic City.
VIII Murray is spending two weeks
vacation with friends at Marietta, Ohio.
Ed and Jessie Kemple are visiting at
the home OF their mother at Sherrard.
Mrs. Harry Metz is confined to her
home on account Of sickness.
Master Russell sturms Is visiting his
grandparents at Glover's Gap.
Thomns Stephens has returned home
from Glover's Gap.