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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22

9ii6en 9i6ters Ssnrit Sbien (geboren
am 20. Mdr5 1929 puroe beute bier
nit groBen 5eierIi9feiten beQangen.
80nig Osfar unb @sma6lin i6idten
Dem 8eburtstagstinbe cine 8rutula=
tionsbepei6e. 8iele anoere d6nli9e
9epeI4en liefen elm, unb audi piels
n1inbli9e 9IiidpiinI6e puroen bur4
0eputatiOnen iiber6ra6t.
4us Dem 2eben gef 9teben.
Sto d 3 o I'm, q. MGrs. - 8enez
raj 8i0nitiernd, Der frii6ere &riegsuiz
niIter, lit geitorben.
2tu6 Der 9i6ter &arI 3apaItierna
lit aus oem 2eben 9eI4ieoen.
@Tperimente nit 8rie f
tauben.
Yaris, 20. 0}Gr3. - Der am
Samftag bon SABRE na6 gletpzgort
abgegangene 9a1agierbampfer ga
8ourgogne" bate bunbert 8rieftauben
am 8prb, bic 6unoert &ilometer bon
Der &iiite in 6rei6eit geieBt tpurDen.
Sin dbnlihes Experiment pirD nG9z
item Sumitag bon Der n8retugne4 auf
zoe &ttvHeter gema9t perber. 9tm
8orb biefes 0ampfer5 befinoet Ti6Gaz
pitGn Habnaub, @enerulzSta6soFfiz
3ier i'm 8riegsminiiterillm, Der it9
na4 NetpzYort begiebt, Inn bic Srgae
niiation Der ameritanii9en Saubenz
i6ldge gu 1tubiren.
9te 8ur3eIIeuppit.
QDnbon, q. NlGr3. - Sm I'm
terbauIe ernioerte 81. SO. 6am6urg,
5inan3TetretGr bes S8aBumt5, 6eute
CUR 2lntport auf cine Oiesbe3iigIi9e
6rage, Der Qtufi9ub Der @irfiibrung
elmer Par3elIenpoit 5ipii6en @roBbriz
tannien unb ben Ser. Stauten lei cine
6olge bes 3Dgerns Der ameritaniI9en
3egierung, ouf Elm berdrtige5 Qlrrdnz
cement ein3uge6en. llnter9anblungen
Oarii6er ieien lett 1885 i'm 9ange, II.
es eriitire jeBt gutter @runb fir bic
!9offnung, OaB Dieielben OemnG6it
OaS getpiinf3te Reiultut er5ielen mir
ben.
6r.6omburg iagte ferner, cine Gon=
feren3 iiber 8oitraten inner6dIb be5
britti6en 8ei9S perbe i'm nG9Itsn
oSunt 3ufdmmentreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22

berorOnung aufge6o6en porOen lit
Der Glub Der 0euti6zFortI4rittli6en
bat Ii6 Freie 5dno DOrbebalten, Iia all
10 audi ntht our1 ben 8eI9luB Der
O6mdnner fir gebunben ge6alten. Die
Observation-Disclosures Der @lemente, oeren
Sii6rer Der oeuti6poltlite 2lbgeorO=
nete &arl 6ermunn 0oIf lit, bat alio
geIiegt.
QlIerIei aus Deuti6l lamb.
@aitern mar Elm Ionniger Sriibz
lingStug unb cine pdbre 90Iterpuns
oerung bepegte ii6 na4 Dem 6ries
bri656uin binuus. 2lber 2(Qe5 ging
in rubiger, lpurbiger Oronung Dor ii2.
Die !9aItung Der MaiIeu mar cine
eremplarii6e.
8roBe 8orbereitunqen perben in
DRESDEN fir Die S5eier oe5 7O.@e6urt5s
tage5 be5 &0nig5 gilbert bon Su6Ien
am tommenoen %. 2(pril getrpffen.
8aiier 0ilbeIm piro, pie gemeloet
Der sSeier beipp6nen, unO audi &aiier
6ran3 Soiepb BON Seitrei6 bat iein
&pmmen angeidgt.
Nuf Dem S6lahtfelbe pon MeB lit
am SdnItug Elm 9entmal Oes Prin3eH
6rieOrib &arI, oe5 beutI6en 6ii6rer5
in ben &Gmpfen nm Meb Don 2(uguit
bis Otto6er 1870, entbiilt porOen.
Der &aiier mar pom Prin3en 6rie=
bri9 2eopoIO, benz So6ne bes Prin5en
SSrie0rib &drl, pertreIen.
8Hhof 8omp BON 6uloa lit gum
Gr3biI6Of bon 6reiburg ernannt NOR
hPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22
Die 9Glfte bss @elbes 1T
don berpulbert.

90 a 6ingtpn, 0.@., q. MGr3.
- Die RiiItungen 5ur @r6ultung oes
5rieDsns foiten piel @elD. 8sreits bic
6Glfte bes &riegscrcoits bon so N2ilz
lionen fplI babin iein. Uncle Sam
tDnnte ba jeBt Hagen: nMeine giilDez
nen Outaten, ia9t, no ieiO ibr bingez
rat6en2"
Die 2tntport auf bieie 95rage gie6t
oas iSlottenz uno bas &rieqsoepartez
ment. Oenn Der 6auptt6eil Der i9pn
perbrau4ten MiGionen. unD 3par Elm
8etruq pon $16,0OO,00O, 1T auF 8ez
iteQunqen Des 6lottenOepartements
b'rauf gegangen. Der Glotte fsbIte gu
Der &riegS6ereitI6aft nod pieIe toItz
ipielige QtusriiIiurg. oaB Die Wtiaipz
nen nur 10 perI1panben. 0as 8riegsz
9eportemsnt tat fir feline 9Orbereiz
tungen biz jeBt etpa 100000 Oerz
ausgabt.
Die 2tnI9afFung Don idperen Sc
i4iiBen unO S9nellfeuer>&anonen,
Sorpebos uno @eI9oIIen bat in rum
Der Summe 100000 gefOitet. 5ier=
gu tommen nod 8eItelungen auf 100
Se6spfiinber unb 100 Ginpfiinber,
Die man our 4rmirung oes geplanten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22
JOjl( C. Iri6(e.

Srible'S MoOsl 8late SanDz
i3ub 2aOen, no Die beiten
6anOi6ube gu geringen 8reiien
gu baben IinO. Die neuen 6arz
ben Iino Iobfurbig, braun, roth,
grau, MoOe, 9erlmutter, peiB
unb I6par8. Srible'5 6anbz
f6u6e iinD poblbefannt unD 6az
ben ieit Sabren Die 9robe beItan@
ben. llnIere &unosn er5dblen
uns, oaB es feline 9unOi9u6e
gisbt. bic SribIe'5 SanOi6uben
glei6 tommen. 1niere fdpar=
gen 8luce 6unDi6u6e iinO
prG6tiq. Wenn e5 iiber6uupt
ettpas @oufommenes in 6unoz
fGuben gie6t, 10 fii6rsn mir bic
ielben. SGmmtli6 an unferem
8ertaufstiIGhe ii6er Der 6ano an
gepaBt fir U}Gnner, 6rauen un0
&inoer.
2lr. 80, 2Selt- eEitSton- Str.
% ,uirS 9entieb acIpruhen.
(,SPb n TES-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22
Sine &rntnfb'rr SnnntagSsRabmits
taas= ,SOhQe.

Ptneptlie, 31., q. M}Gr5. -3u
PudetF5 Greef, 6aulan Gountp, erz
eignete ii4 geitern Elm 8ampf, in mel
6em 5bab Snelling5, SyoTiob 2erOp
unb 8e5 Saptor srI6oIisn unb 5pet
unoere WGnner perpurbek purben.
Die W}dnrsr fsierien elm ,3e6geIa9e i'm
6auIe zines g1aflbar5 unb SneIlings
geristb babel nit SnDlor in eiuen
Strett. Sne[Iin85 fsuerta duf 3a1Gor,
febIte i'm urb puroe i'm nd6Iten 2lu=
genhlids non ieinem 8egner toot rie5
bsrgsItredt, Qerob tpclIte SneGirgs
Su 6iitfe tpmmeu unb CAB 6euer auf
Sab,or, rpel6er fait i'm nGmI;Gen 2Qus
qenb.ide duf QeuoD TfoB. 2DJ8 ii9 Der
9u0oeuoampf per5ogen h1tte ,ldQan ous
Der 'Sr:urD13 iQalch Qerop unb SaDlon
og5 2ejfsn ba, unb spei 0IGnner F1tz
ten StreiiTfiiTe er6aIttn. Sin alter
6aoer er:Itirta 3piIbn 3aD5rr uHo
Snsllinc5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22
@rtu Nurfer @aflridltcn.

yIcu Yurter ytabribtCn.
5euers6runft in Dem n9ennIDlpanier
8a6nbof gu SeriebS@itp.- 9roBe
8streibe @erI9ifTungen naf
europa. - Sin 0sutI9er err
fdieBt Iif auf Dem 9rabe feiner
Satin.
g}sp gorf, q. U}dr3. - Sin
bfute frij6 i'm 9abn6ofe Der nPennz
fplDanier 8abn" gu SSrIep~GitD auSgez
bro6ene5 6euer ri6tete S6aoeH gum
8etrugs BON etIpa 100000 an. Der
groBe 3ugI6uppen unb bu5 8iireau=
8e6dube entgingen Der 3erIt0rung,
in0sTen fieler pisle YoItIa9en Den
6lammsn gum Raube unO Der Ser
tebr purbe empfinbli9 beeintrG6tigt.
Der Acknowledgment, Da5 8urtez
3immsr, ba5 BpIt3immer, Die 3eitauz
ration uno elm 8prrat683tmmer pur=
ben 8erIt0rt, 2DIGmann @bas. 90
bias erlitt pG6renb bes 8rdnbe8 einen
ooppeIten 2lrm6ru6, unD Ypli3ei=
Sergeant 6inneD, iotpie 2e9jslatur=
N2itglieb 1lrqu6Qrt trlgen 8rdnopunz
Den baDOn.
Syo6n Olaf 9aterIon, pel6er oor
etli6en Sagen Matt6ap Sanrp 9pble
er{6pB uno Der 6rdu @leonoru 6aults
nsr le6en5gefdbrIi6e S6uBpunOen
bei6ra6te, erI9ien beute Dor 9sri6t.
Gr leiItete ouf elm 8prpsr60r 8er3i6t
uno nuroe Der 8runoSSur1 iibertpiez
zen. 5rau 5aultner bat 2(usii4t auf
9ene7ung.
Gr~Senutor Gonuro g. Goom68
BON &inq5zGount1 purbe 6eute tpegen
W&iBper6ultens unb SApinoels i'm
2(mte gu 19 N}onaten 3u6t6aus6aft
uno elmer 8elbbuBe bon $1,000 bsrz
urtbeilt. Gr lit iibarfii6rt, od5 Gount1
bur6 oas 4b6altan BON Bogus SSnz
qutIten I'M cirta $4,000 beT9pinoelt
5u taben.
Der stfpa SO Sabre ulte Oeuti9s
Gfarles Bell BON g1r. 264, 8. 9(penue,
puroe geItern i'm lut6erii6en 6rieo=
bofe in g}eptoipn in bepuBtloIem gu
itanoe, auf einam @ra6e liegenD, auf=
geFunoen; sr bate ii6 in ben 8opf gsz
I6oiien unb itarb 6alo nd9 Der 2lufz
nubme i'm r@t. Sobn5z6ofpital."
6riebbofs geDienItets 60rtan I'm 4
llbr Ra6mittag 3pet S6iiiIe, uno
ais tie na9 bsm 8rabe eilten, ND ii1
Der Manr gef6oiien, fanoen Iie, baB
Der auf bem 8ro6e liegenbe lln9Iiidz
lt6e 3tpei 8ugelpUnoen i'm &opfe
6atte; cine &ugel mar ms @ebirn, bic
anDere an Der re6tem S4ldfe eingez
Orungen unb an Der linten berdu5 9ez
tommen. Die Waffe lag nsben benz
Manne. 9a man Elm Goupert nit Der
QbreFe Bells in Ieinen &leiOern funo,
purbe Die Nepz0orter Polt3ei benabz
ri6tigt unb am Qbenb Die Qei6e BON
einem 5rsunDe ibentifi3irt. Bell bate
iib auf Dem 8rabe Ieiner erIten 5ruu
9ei6oi7sn. 5rau Bell Iagte jeoo3,
DuB i6r 8atts, Der cine gutge6enbe
8ipt6I6aft betritb, ieoen SOnntag
no4 Dem 6rieObofe ging, I'm ba5
8rab Isinsr S6piegermutter gu be-
Iufan, Die Dpr 18 W}onoten itar6.
0as ban Marn gu benz Sel6Itmoro
trieb, fam lie ni6t iauen.
llrgefG6r 20 91mpfi9tffe Iinb in
Der oerflofenen 8ohe gum Grport poH
8etrsio@ pd6rsno beS W2onuts Q(pril
gsmiet6et tporDen. G5 perben i'm
8an3en i'm nGfIten Wtonat 100000
8ug6el 8etreioe, DaDon 100000
GuIfel 8ei3en, sum Grport gelanz
Gen. 3peiorittel bes @ai3sns peroen
nat Gorf fir Orors perI6iTft, nG6z
reno Der Reit nu3 2onbon, 2iDsrpooI,
9ul unO 8lasgOD ge6t.
- 9a5 2lppsGa:ions @eri6t in
5rsntpr, rs, 6sitdt:gte geItern ou8
Scoo5urt6til e:gen 2tnpreo5 Mo.:r:t
ntqgn Der in Nep1rf periibten @rmorz
bung Ieiner efenoligen &c'Itnirtttn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22
9nffGen.
SmffGen.

Sn 0orr;s!onn. pa, beoann gez
itern ber 9ro3eB gegen 3as. 3. @y:m<
mer pegtn Ger cill 28. Stc6er 1896
Deriih2n GrmorpuHq Der 6pQu emma
&oiier. @6a5. 3. Sa5Itr, r:r 8atte
Der GrmorDet,n unb Saup.oeriib,r oes
8elI6rafans, lit bsrsits gum 3Oos rerz
uutbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22
3 orpeb obOpte ioIIen ge
bdut nerben.

bdut perben.
90 al bington, .. G., q. W2Gr3.
- Der PrdIioent pirb pa6rI6einlib
i'm 2aufe Der @o6e 8efe6l CUR Gr6auz
ung einiger i6neQer 5orpeop6pote oez
ben. Die 1nterbanOlungen gum Qlnz
tuufe fremoer S6iffe beionoers Der
9an5ertreu3er nO'Siggins" unO
nGarlos 2tIberto" I4reiten riTtig fort
unO Die 2(usii6ten duf Grper6unq
Der beiben 5ino angebli6 iebr gut. 0;e
eriten 8efable an bic beiDen 9ioiTionen
Der nor0atlantiIhen 6lotte nsroen nit
SSntereiie erpartet; mDgli6er @eiTe
pirb 2eBtere, bic bemnG6It aus SO
S4iffen beitebt, nod einmal get6eilt.
8roBe lln3ufrieoenEeit berrf8t i'm
Slotten 9epartement iiber Die Sal
tung bes &riegs 9epartements betr.
9rD Sortugas; bic Nrmee syngenieuz
re babsn feline bo6e Meinunq BON Sorz
tugas als befeitigtem 9laB, ba e8 pez
Der ben @ingang gum 8olfe bs6errI6t,
nod t6eure 5Ortifitationen perDisne.
Die 8epiQigung BON 3 MiQioncn9plz
lars fir iol6e aus benz so N&illionenz
Sonb piro ni6t CUR 8sfeIttgung BON
OrD Sortugas au8gegeben peroen,
unb bp3 be6dupten Die 6lotten OF=
fi3iere, Dab penn Die 5lotte cine &c6=
len uno 8erIorgungsitution bort fa=
ben iOGte, tie audi geniigeno bafeItigt
perDen iollte.
8ruPp'i DE un0 ~rOng'z
i4e 8 6iiBe.
Hep gorf, q. N1Gr3. - 3pei
neue @eT8iiBtDpen perOen Dur6 e;nen
Ioeben nit Der &rupp'f6en &anonanz
gieBerei GTan a6geI9Iofsnen Gpnz
trait unb ben 2lntuuf oes brdIiIianiz
I9en 9an3ertrsu3ers r2lmu5on15" gu
ben Rsiourcen Der Ser. Stdatsn gez
fiigt.
Der Gontratt nit 8rupp 1T, ME gsz
msIoG pilo, fir eigsnttifs birsf.e
8ebirqs @aI6iiBe, fpsl9e im8rie,sz
faQs Bel elmer Otfupation Guba's our
8arpenOung fommen plrban. 9ieie
&anpren babin cine 9pbrunq ron
2.95 3cQ, limb our6pegs aus gatrie=
6enem Sta6l 6srgeItellt uno rufsn auf
itGblernen Qafetten. 92ur Die RGCer
1tnD aus 6ol3. 9as 9raftiI4e an
DieTer &anDne, unD mas ibr ben ga
men eintrdgt, 1T bic 2ei9tigteit, nit
Der bitIal6e in 9e6irgsgegenosn. no
9f1De Islt.r unb StrnBen ii6crh1upj
ni6t er5Itirea, tulnsportipi nerc:n
farm. Su DisIsm 3pef lpiE0 bds gaaz
sc 9eI@IB in rier 3tailen auF 9adfatz
tsl rarpaGt uno Don gbouleIeIn gstraz
gan.
Der 91uF o:res fcl6en @2Ffit:s
nipgt $50 8fprb, ProBtaf2n o6re
9(dsi: uno gRGrsr, 242 BfunO, GAZETTE
172 9Funn, 8Gcar Is 9funb, 0:if5.l |
AZ @Tunb, 9lfie, 8:ubtnbunsSituf,
urn 3uta60r 81 8furo. SSaca 4atroz
ne n.::qt 13 9Turb. Die S9rapnsGs
225 &ugefn unb bic 8arz |
tGaT9en 80. Die StneGtgfeit r:s
fii'm @erldfen Dgs Quufss
lift auf ca. 925 SUB pm Sstunbe be-
ra6net. gs Diuo erpartet, Dab ere |
tSOrticeunS fiebe 3. Scitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22
Is 1T BOdit pifDtig, OaB jeOe Sas
milie einen &Orratb BON
04ADWAY'S
~ READY RELIEF

tets I'M &auit bait Ocfsu Gtbrau6 ft m allen
porfOmmmOu GaueH RON SamcyJcu poer Rraut=
belt ais luobltbuCHo crDceH pirb. Is gicbt Gidt5
in Der gesIt, oas Samu5m 10 raid itiueu o0cr
has 6crti6rtittn BON Grautbtitcu 10 boln oerbluz
bern Diro ais pu5 RtlDD Nt.jcf.
Gsgtn ROpilbmtrjeH O0lDobl NGgrdut iDi, ner4
Dtuit 3oVii6mcrItrL 3ahuidmerltH, PeuralG;c,
8bumatlsmus, 6uItweb, S6msrJGu uHb SaDabs
i'm 6itdsu, Jtildgrli Ooer in oru Jcrtn, SGmcr3n
IN Der Ntbcrgeqeu0, SeIttHtsGCu, NHbBtlmg Der
eelsHfe UH0 SdWsr3eu autr Art Uiro bic NnUus
buH9 pom 8o1raD's Rcaop Relief uumjtttlbare
grI,bteruug gtrabyeH nm bel iOrtQsisgtsm Gjts
braU5 Dlbr,no Denigeg lace cine Oau:rn0c S:is
luna bsUiritH.
QsHu iunulit angtmtuoc; - tiu baIbgr bis 3u
siHsm 8beslOifcI boil In siHtm baIbcU @lcs y0GNer
DirD in DtusU U,HuttH RgGWpis lauren
Dtuoeu, uebsIitit Grbr,8u Sooggtlutu gtyptuz
Ntdr, S6Idfloii0teit. NjgraHc, YlabuHgtU uuO ale
iTHcylid)W Sbmtrjsu rilgH.
IS eicbt ieiu ntilmitt. IN her g9clt Dtltcs
Sftbtr uuo g2sGitisbty ionic ale mlllriaIrillfH,
blIocu uub ale auo,rsu Ficbtr 10 raid beilcH uirO
ais uHter 3ubiilieHabme DoH 8 map's y Is
len our6 8aDlDuB's Rtapp 8tItct -
Qr'is 80 GeHt5 pro Tlaias. @ttiauit BON aatH
2lpOtbtitru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22

5suer5brunft in Dem nPennIDlUanier
8a6nhof gu Seriep@@itp.- @roBe
9etreibe @erI6iffungen na4
europa. - Sin 0eutI6er err
fdisBt Iif auf Dem 8rabe feiner
Satin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22
oy6fen's @eburtstuq.

6enrif Sbien nit SbIenz5euiGetor5
angefillt. gBie gemeloet, 6u6en i'm
QauFe Der gan3en @o3e in elmer Rei6e
bon 3featern Sbien=4uTfij6rungen
itattgefunOen, pel6e jeoe5 W&al uuBers
orOentli4 6eiu6t paren.
Sur &rifiS in Oeftrti9.
8dbrenb nod am Samitag aus
@ien gemeIoet puroe. baB Ii9 Die poliz
tide Situation in Seitrei6 gUnitiger
geitaIts, tommen iebt pieber 6ebauerz
li9e Ra4ri4ten BON bort. Bon Reuem
0ro6t Der bi8ber miibiam 3uIammenz
geh1ltenen DeutI4en P6dlanr 3piez
ipalt. gDie gsmeloet, BADEN bic S6z
mGnner Der Deri9iebenen beutI1en
Clubs 6ei6loifen. OuB. fals einem
0euti6en bas 2lmt bes prditoenten
Oes Q6qeorbnetsn6uuies dnee6oten
psroen nUroe, oieIs5 2lner6ieten acz
ceptirt peroen unD baB Biz auf Beiz
teres bon Der 8olitit Der S6itruttion
QbItunb Qenommen peroen iollte. Die
les 8eI6lufIes ungea4tet BADEN bic
@ertrauensmGnnsr Der Oeuti6boItli=
den 6rattion beI6lofen, an Der Obz
Itruttion aud benz 4abinet 36un gez
geniiber feit3u6alten. Die Der 6rattion
angeb0rigen 2(bgeoroneten perben ieoe
9ertretung i'm PrdiiOium ablebnen,
Bis = 70 beiBt Is in oem betreffenben
gei4luB = bas 8erbreden Der Ger
6aItsn5apn seiii9pt unb bic Spra9s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22

yflte9enoen @eI6nabers, lpeldes aus
geeigneten 6a6r5eugen Der s9dnoeIs<
marine bergeitellt pirb, perpenoen
min. 2lu4 100000 Pfunb Puloer,
Die man not6penbig BEL Qlnfertlgun9
bon GeIdOifen brau4t, iDlen benz
nG9it u6geliefert perben. 0ieafepda
rautarbeiten an ben &riegsfdlttsn
6aben Idon $1,OO0,OOO berIhlungen.
limb fpenn Uncle Sam ieine Soblen@
ienbung fir Die SSlotte erbdlt, perOsn
i5m bic 2ugen ii6erge6en.
8rigabegeneral 8ilIon, Gbef beS
8unbes>8eniecorpS, bat CUR &iiitenz
bertbeibigung i6neII nod einige Sc
itungs6auten angeorbnet, Die na4 Den
borliegenoen gpntrdtter $3,000,OOO
toften perben.
Gbas. 81. 6lint'S Mitt6eis
Gungen.
@of6trtpn ,. g., q. W}Gr3.
= Die 2lnpeien6eit bes 6rn. Ghd5.
81. Stint bei Den geitern i'm n8ciBeR
9ouIe" a6gebaltenen Gpnferen3en legt
hsn SGluB na6e, baB biefelbe ii6 nm
ben 4ntalpf peiterer 6abr3euge bre9te.
Stint unter6Glt bauptId9li9 nit iiiDs
amerttaniI6en QGnbsrn ausgeOebnte
6anbeIsbs3ie6ungan, unb man glaubt,
Dab er, penigitens bis gu einem gspiIz
len 8rdoe, als 8ertreter G6ile's uno
2lrgentinten's, BEL ben nit DteIen gez
pflogenen llnter6anblungen pegen
8erfauf5 t6rar &riegsI9iffe fungirt.
Sine pOn einem 8eri6terItatter an i'm
9eItellte SSrage, % Die Ser. Staaten
oas 6ileniI6e &risg8I9iff nO'9igz
gins" unb bus argentiniI6e &rieg5z
i6tff San MartinO" getauft bGtten
ober ni9t, purbe bon Stint 3uerTt aus
ipei6eno beantportet; ais Der 8eri4tz
erItatter d6er ipetter in 6rn. Stint I'M
Snformatton Orang, iagte bieIsr, fO=
pobl G6ili, pie 2lrgantinien ieien
parme 6reunOs Der Ser. Stuaten,
bdtten aber teinsn @runb, i6re&rieg8z
i1tffe gu bertaufen, unb bebiirften
Der QsBteren fir fi9 {elbf. 8enn iez
bod elm 3eitpunft eintrete, in tpel6em
es ii4 3eigt, DAB bic Ser. Staaten Der
S6iffe 6eDiirften, tpiirben iene 8epuz
Bitten bisIeltsn pa6rI9ainli6 nit
8ergniigen in Die Sdnbe Der Ser.
Staaten iibsr9e6en Ieben.
9ie in Den 3sttungen erT9ienenen
2lnga6en, Die Ser. Stuaten piiroen
Oas braIilianiIfa SorpeDo6pot r5uz
By" taufen, ertlGrte Stint fir unri8=
tig unO fii9te bin5u, 1obiel er tpiiIe,
Ieien teinerlei llnter6anblungen pegan
zines iol6en &uufes i'm 8ange.
Die 9irtertons unb bic
Nationafber
9ung.
s. 6tcu9o, q. MGr8. - 8iQi1m
Bntsrbon, BON 8interton'S Iotionalz
9etettiO QlgenGur, pei1t bic 2lnosuz
tanq, o1B 2(nseitelte Der 2(gentur bic
n8ebeimniiIe Der amerifaniI6en Iaz
btonolosrtbe;btgung" fir bic Sponier
ousffniifftln, nit @ntrijImng ais cine
bOsrillige 8erIsumbung 5uriid. Sci
ner 2(ngabe na3 tpiiube Iicb bic @genz
tur ME gu elmer fp(ben glr6eit ferqez
ben, pbgIei4 tie inn QtuFbrage Der Ser.
IStbaaten RegNrung ieG6ir 4u5funf!
iiber 6li6uItier @rpebibionen QuTqez
5piirt babe. nm 8erteBungsn Der Ieuz
trulitGts : 9sIeBe. fir apelfJe uniere
Eegierunq unsr Dem @Dlterre6te perz
nntportli3 ge6alten perben t0nnts, gu
rar6iitsn.
(Was NIT ,@e6eimniiTen Der Natioz
nalOertbeio;gung" gemeint peroen iou,
iit ii6erbaup! cine SSroge, o1 bier gu
Ganoe ia 2Me5, mas fit auf R1tionalz
8ert6stoigunq ba3is6t, tGgli6 bon ben
SenIdtionsbIdttern an bic QroBe @loz
de gebGrqt uro bis in bic tleinIten
@in3elnbeiien beTfrie6en ptro. 81.
b. 8.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22

9rin3SRegent 2uitpolo BON 8aDern
lit geItern nit tnappsr NOtb elmer DrOz
benDen 9efabr entgungen. Der 6Ofz
pagen, in Dem er bic gepobnte Spa
3ierfabrt mahte, puroe bon einem
elettriffen 8aggOn (Glettri3itdtsbez
trieb nit oberiroiT6er StrDm5ufiibz
run9) angerannt uno beina6e 3ertriimz
inert.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-06
MUCH OUT OF LITTLE
Appears the Opinion of. Wheeler
and Boynton of Camp
Horror" Sensations.
WAR OFFICE GIVEN HIGH PRAISE.

Nothing Lacking That Should Have Been
Provided for the Men in the Camps
Exceptions Noted and Admitted as In
cidents Inseparable from war-Facts
About the Site of Camp Thomas and Its
Water Supply Given by Gen. Boynton.
Washington, Oct. General Wheeler
completed his testimony before the war
investigating commission yesterday and
was followed by General H. V. Boynton,
who was still on the stand when the
days session closed. General Wheeler's
statement of yesterday dealt entirely
with the conditions at Camp wikoff and
General Boynton's with those at Camp
Thomas, where he is now in command.
Wheeler said that the commanding Off
Ger at a camp was responsible for
camp horrors" thus taking all the re-
sponsibility ON himseR for the condition
OF Camp Wikoz. OF course there were
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-06
THIRD EXPEDITION STARTS.
Indians at the Agency Claim to be Act
ing Friendly.

Indians at the Agency Claim to be Act
ing Friendly.
Minneapolis. Oct. 6.-The Journals
Walker special says a third expedi-
tion to the point has just started un-
der DIR. Camp, of Brainard. There
was desultory firing from the head
lands about this town all night They
think the Indians are signaling in this
manner. There are 200 men under
arms here. The Indians at the agency
swear they are friendly, and may be
telling the truth. but would not be-
lieve a redskin under oath after what
1 have learned of him. At the same
time the Indians are not to blame for
their attitude. 1 hardly know wheth-
er blame them for fighting. l will
tell this story when 1 get to cover.
To die in an Indian fight is.one thing,
but getting shot in cold blood is fate
don't like to contemplate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-06
Made to sell for $780,
You know us.
THE / ONDON.
We UnderseH

looking after the water supply of that
camp and still more recently and at
present he was in command of the camp.
General BOynton, in his capacity as a
member of the park commission, had
been familiar with the park for nins
years and said to General Beaver that
it had always been considered one of
the most healthy spots in the country.
There had never been a death in the
park foree and never a case of typhoid
fever, though 800 men had been en-
ployed at oAe time on the roads. Out
of 1900 men employed on contract there
were only seven deaths and none of
them was due to typhoid. He had ex-
amined the statistics for the census
year of 1890 and had found that in the
two counties in which the park is sit
uated there had been only twelve cases
of typhoid fever. The park is $50 to 700
feet above the sea level and free from
swamps. There were three sources for
the water supply. The first of these is
a number of springs. the second the
river and the third artesian wells. They
were each and all inexhaustible and
their purify had been repeatedly proven.
1T was impossible for the river water
to be contaminated. I know all about
that, and do not consider there is any
foundation for that charge" said the
WlLneSS-
There were no sinks nearer the wells
than 200 feet. The surface OF the ground
was an impeTvious clay and the wells
were all drilled through solid rock. 1t
was therefore impossible for the water
to be contaminated from the sinks
The only typhoid fever in the camp was
brought in from the outside. The vol
unteers were located in the wooded por-
ton of the park, bat the wood was only
sufficient for shade. 1t was not a dense
forest and could easily be penetrated by
the sunshine General Boynton as
serted that the camp was not crowded;
that the streets were about twenty feet
wide and that there was sufficient dis
tance between the various regiments.
Much Of the kitchen offal was burned,
but in other cases the offal was dumped
In the woods contrary to orders. Still,
men We're obdurate about such matters
and il was difficult matter TO properly
police so extensive a camp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-06
ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE.
Arrest OF an Indian by a Deputy L. S. Mar
shal the Cause.

Washington, Oct. 6.-Commissioner
of Indian Affairs Jones today received
the following from the Indian agent
at Sutherland dated Walker, Mimi,
last night: The trouble at Leach
Lake originated in consequence of an
arrest made by deputy U. S. mar
shall of an Indian on a warrant The
Indians overpowered the marshal and
rescued the prisoner. Troops were
sent here to assist the marshal in ar
resting the rescuers. / have been
here week doing the best 1 can to
get the Indians to give themselves up
and save trouble. but they would not.
Today the troops and Indians had
several battles. The United States
marshal has called for more troops. -