davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
6nt tic tnirbrr.
@ufius M. GIup's entIauFene iunge
Satin tebrt gu ibrem g~reiTsn Sc
ma6l 3urId.

ON'N@ I've Guy NNIAUh INiN luHIC
Satin tebrt gu ibrsm greiTsn Sc
mabI suriid.
@uIIep8ien, Sp., Is. Sunuar.
= 9sfsrn lit Dora Rit1rb{on @luD,
bic iugenoli9e Satin be5 80 Sabre
alien GaFius 80. GIab, Der emit i'm
Gor3refe uno aIs Diplomat cine 9oGe
ipieIts, frsipiqig gu jhrsm 9atten 3uz
rid9etebrt. Der iis nit offensn Qrmen
empFjng. Sbre 8LeiOer tpdren f4muz
gig uno Our4nGBt, lore S9ube ger
rifen, ibre SCARE bingen ibr Nib ms
9s1tft, unb lie mar taum i'm Stanbe,
dufre9t gu Itekn, als tie oas 6uus if
res greiIen 8attsn, gB6ite 6uq, srreiGz
te. Sbre 6Iu6t aus benz 2eBteren,
pel3e 10 9robs Gepiation erregts,
f9eint bic junge 6rau, Die jsBt nod
ntft 5lpdn3ig Sabre alt lit, I9per gu
bereuen. Sbre 5amtlie be6anbelte lie
allen Qnideine na3 ie6r T4Ie9t, unO
man gloubt, baB ibr 9rubsr, Der in Ell
rem Qnfaue bon Dut6 auf Iie T9oB
unb lie geitsrn babop idgte, lie nur nit
Der @bIi9t Bel ii6 aufgerommsn bate,
nit ibrer 9ilfe 8elO bon Dem alien
Clap gu erpreRen. Der 2eBtere ion
bic QbIi6t bu6en. ieinsn S6nager in
Den 8eri6ten gu perfoIgen, uno man
srtpartet cine neue S|2pidtion. GGaD
lebi in ieinem groBen 5auIe einIam
unD uQein. Gr fiir6tet feline 6einoe,
oeren er aus friiberen Sabrsn nod pieIe
3GRlt: uno bat ni6t tpeniger ais Iisben
S6,af3immsr, bic sr obpedielno be-
nuBt, UNI ni6t iiberrdIAt perosn gu
tDnnen. Seine 6rau, BE taum pisrz
5s6n Sabre alt mar, als er lie ebeli9te,
Icbte Bel i'm ME cine @sfangsne. T8eint
ober frob gu iein, in Dieie 9sfargsnz
i&aft 3uriidtebren 81 tDnpen. sic
Oiirfte big gu Glap'S 5poe feline @slez
genbeit msbr bstommen, 06ite 61G
III ner1nTpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

Sin Snbiuner, Namens R csc i
en-, lit 9elpn6t pOrben. 0ie tommt
Elm Mad gu Dem S9lamaGeI, Suz
Oiantr gu iein unO ObenOreiu gelpR4t
gu tper0eH2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Grri6tli6r s6ritte sesrn rinrn
S6eriif.

&unas Gitp, Mo., Is. San.
- Der S6ertff BON Wiamt : @ountp,
pel6sr in leBter Wo6e me6rerc fir
Pahagier3iiqe perpsnbste 2Otomptiben
Der Wtfourtz, &aniasz unb 9erasz
8ahn CUR 0etung ein,s geri9!Ii9en
@rtenntnifes gegsn bic 9a6ns GeIeuz
i4aft fir $4,000 in 9aoIi. 8a5.. nit
geI6Iag bsIe9t uno an bic S9isnen
feitgetettst bat. ioQ, ME es bsiBt, auf
8etreiben Der 8unbssbe60rben tpesen
9emmung Der 8efOrberung Der poit
Der6dftet uno pro5efirt perben. @r
nimmt bic an9ebrpbte @erbafturg o6er
lei4t, urb iugt, er pife iebr ppbI, mas
!eineS Wmtes lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
General 9carnB's uugrratBsnsr
Sn9n.

Seriep Gitp, rs, 10. San.
- Die Marquiie be &srmel perfu6te
geitsrn auf's Reuc, ibren fir einen
SrUnfen6plo ertldrten Neffsn sSp6n
W0tts 8earnb, So6n oe5 Generals
Searnb, fret gu bsfommsn. Inpalt
Speer Iu6ts benz SANGER Mc@iQ gu
bepeiIen, OaB Der iunge &earneD tsin
8epobner bieie5 S!aate5 lei unO baz
Der niGt unter Der Suri5biftion Der
Rieiigen 8eri6te ite6e. GbaS. Gor6in,
Der 4ppalt beg Generals Rearnb,
fteate ben 4ntrug, baB Der iungsU&1nn
in bic 9riDatanitaIt bon 81. GooqeD in
P~lainfielo aeionOt tperbe, unb psrld3
nQffioapits," baB Der iunge @0ffel
Elm getpo6rer Neip : SerIeD'5 lei. Die
Warquiie mar entriiItet iiber @or6in's
Qrga6ep, ertIdrte bieieIben fir 2iigen
uno poQte ben &un3ler Ipre6cn. bod
er6ielt lie tein 8ebDr unb Der 4an3ler
beGielt ii4 bic gniIfeioung iiber ben
@orbin'{9en Nntrug Dor, neil Reo.
Or. 8udlen, cir 0trettpr Der Staat8z
Srrerdnitalt. pOrIGIua, OaB Der junge
damn in bis{e QnItdlt qeidnot psroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

~NNNN
Union. - Ollie pom Sruit controz
lirten 8Gdsreien IoQen ~ge6oDcotteo
tper0en.
G6icago, Is. Sunuur. - Die
beige Bidder Union" bat Der Pine
rican Biscuit Company, Dem iogez
nanntsr yGrafer : SruIt", ben &rieo
ertldrt unb ale Orguniiirten 8elperfz
f6afteH aufgeforOert, in Dem Sample
t%battrGftigsn 8eiItano gu leiiten. Der
3ruit ion, ME Die Union be6auptet, in
alien bon i'm controlirten 8Gdereien
Die unionleute entluiien uno biqigsre
QrbeitstrGfte angeitsQt BADEN, mo-
0ur3 Die unoeren 8ddereien, I'm nit
Dem 3ruit cpnturriren gu t0nnen, gu
elmer glei4en 2Dbnraouftion ge3tpunz
gen iinb. Die Union nil nun bon
9aus gu 6au8 cine 8ppcott : 8efpez
gung gegen Die SruIt : 8Gdereien in's
8srt ieBen. Sn Oieier 4gitatiOn re9z
nen tie auf bic unteritiiBung Seitsns
aQer Organiiirten Nr6eiter, bic Darduf
a4ten IoQen, ooB lire 9uu5frauen teiz
ner Ri6tzllnion~8ddere i6re &uno=
f6aft 3ufpenosn.
Sn Ct. 2puis piro 3ur 53eit elm
glei3er &f nit gutem Grfolge gez
fi6rt. Der 8opcOtt Ioq bort bereits
20 8ddereien ge3pungen baben, ii6
ben Union : RegeIn gu unterperfen.
Cine @aIscnfrif fir Malinaf.
Repart, N.zS.. Is. Sanuor. -
Ser ShsrtfF BAT ii6er QnbreQs Maliz
nat, ipelfer am 81. Saruar bingeri6z
tet tperoen ioQ, bic Sobtenfpafe berz
bGngt. @r miro am Sage BON ben
GppItabIeru @ep. S6nibbe unb Wm.
9. Sombin5 unD our 0o3t5eit bon ben
@onitablern Sulius Eager unb SoI.
6. 6apes bepa6t treroer. 0erGounz
tpsGtsrt Tanbte 9eitern bic @DrIapunz
gen an bic bonn 8erjht ernannten 3euz
gen Der 9inrt6tun9 aus. unb berSGez
riff errannte nod bic ipg. yS6eriffsz
Surn," tpel6s ebanfaQs oer9inridtung
b%ei3upotnen BAT. 0snno9 pirb, ME
bersits angsoeujst, oQer @a6rT6einz
Ii6tsit na9 MoIinut am q. Sdnuar
ni6t bingeri4tet perbep, ba feline On
tpdIte Qoums unb 6eIbmann, na9bem
Der &an5ler ben rd9geIu6ten yWrit, a."
UNI Maiin1t's 6au Dor bic Supreme
Court gu 6rin9en, ~oerfpeigert bat, Ii6
an bic nGourt Of errors Ii. @ppeuls"
tpenben pp1en, reIde eineD rBrit Of
error, Der @ntfaeiDung i'm 6aq bon
9snrD &obl gsmGB. aIs einen v8rit Of
Blight" bepiligsn pirb. Damn maq
IS Dtele Wonate buuern, Bis cine @ntz
ffsibung erfOIgt. MaIin1t 1T anI6eiz
nsno nit Dem G6ritte ieiner QnpGlte
ni4t einOerItanben. Gr iaqte, er fpoQe
feline 9iilfe, lei gum Stsr6sn bor6ereiz
tet uno lpDqe iter6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Deutsches HeiI-Enstitut,
Saltimnrrr Snitamt.

g.. 0abies @arfieIb, goFmeiFer.
SreOerit 2eiit, 9iilfszPoitmeilter.
Die 9oit lit Sag unb R19t often.
9as 9epartement fir @eIOz4npeiz
iungen 1T ge0ffnet BON 9 1br Mprz
gems Bis 5 ubr 4benos; on SeIttagen
lit es gei4lofen.
9as Department fir rsgiItrirte
8riefe lit ge0ffnet pon 8 ubr Mlors
gems Bis 6 l16r Ibenb8.
Die 8rieftrdger Iiefsrn an 6efttugen
MIR einmul MDrdens al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
saItimurtr IS Teftsus S5ris.

(Seribtst fur oHu . Osutibs1 5orr iOju1e1te1' ou-b
DioSs1oou, OtiUer ~ Soru.l
SuIttm5rs, oeI IS 9GHldr 8 Q
Ri6otnonrt, 0ttusr & 50. b:r:btsH &c SrtI:i'
gautlcrss Srntteu 5.2I x ..... uuf 80 ldqe, ~
Sid'i 5.20-5.193G 'auimd 1uii be 6.23S-3.23S
so IGr,. Jtttu5mdrt "a =. SuIos1 80 1916
sterling Bdufier5 aui 80 ldJt 4.S2Aa-a4, All
Sjbt 4'S4A-4.S5, tduimdHHiihe 4.o2-4.
9crEdufe mi Nfr hirIntn STsttsnl Sprie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Snterefantrr gtfamentsnrn,rk.

&euOing, 9u., Is. Sonuar. -
Sn philadelphia pobnbafte 9erpanbz
te bes bor einigen Monaten beritor6ez
men SRI. Qnna Marie bon Neioa 6u6en
oeren 3eItament, in tpel9sm ite i6r fi6
auf $4,000 beIaufcnoes 8erm0qen
on cine 4n3ubl bieiiger Wo6ltbdtiqz
teitsz unO 8ir6en=9 81 Ieqf9aft berz
mu4t, uuf ben GrunO bin, buB bie@rbz
laferin i4pu4iinnig gstpsIsn unb BEL
Der Qbfufung bes Seituments in unz
gebDriger 8eiie bseinFIuBt tporben lei,
angefO6ten. Sic limb babel bur9 bic
4npGlte Sip Daniel Grmentrout bon
bier unb Gbarles 8. Burr bon 96tlaz
belpbia bertreten. Die Y6ilubelpbier
@rbGuItisen Iinb: Daniel BON Neiba,
Margaret6e bon Gsibas8a 9eOrg
SO. bon Neiba, emma 6. BON 3eibu
unb Marguretbs bon Neiba Wdtion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Nmerifanii6e qnfrrn fir GnaIann

Refp port, 10. San. - Die
.QngIo : Qmerican Spffer : Gp.",neIz
DE BON Sbomas 8. Sumes, Dem frii6ez
rem @ensruI : 9oItmeifter, Sobn g.
Sames, @bus. 5. uno 8m. Sane5 II.
Oso. .. Sbaffer gebiIbet pirb, BAT fi9
in 4lbonp incorppriren IaTen. 0ie8e.
feni4dft, pelae Dorldufi9 Elm Be-
trisbstupital BON $4,000 bal, bagz
IeIbe aber uuf $780, 900 gu er6Oben gez
bentt, bei6dftigt ii4 nit Quitern3uGi
fir ben @rpOrt mad GngIanb. 0as
@ei4Gft 1T tein neues, Ionbern mar
i6pn friiber etabIirt urb tpurbe ieBt
unter neusm Ramen in sip, QtlienQez
isQi4aft %umgstpunbeIt, UNI ben engIiz
idsn 4uItern6dnblern, pel9e in &C.
i6dfisper6inbung nit Dem untsrne6z
men ftanbep, 8eIsgenbeit gu 9eben, fi9
findn3isu oardn 5u bet6eiliqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
CASTOREAs

Dat Fac masss Az
5 I, IHMzZW a- Il: :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Srnaffnete OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Reubtng, pa, 18 Sanuar. =
Samss Dan Reeb, Elm Gonbutteur Der
nReabtns unb S%uutbpeItern Straben=
ba6n," tpurbe am Samitag in feirer
Gar BON einem Srsmben angegriffen
uno petoli4 bur9gepriigslt. 8Gb=
rsno Der 8algerei gingen idmmtli4e
5enfterf9eibsn Der Gar in Sriimmsr.
Sn 5olge biefes @orfaIIes bat Die
8abnberpdltung beI6Iofen, i6re
fGmmtli6en gpnbutteure nit Repolz
bern all bemnffnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
MGuuIi6teit! 8eibli6feit!

Gben, &he.Stneernife, Geihled,tstrarFbeitef,
SamenibD6be, Syphilis. Smpoteij, Sol9el BON
Suaeneiincen, Observation-Disclosures, II. I no., bes
ihrei6t ber ,,ðinsS:Ggnter" as. lutase. $50
e.iteu nit pieIen Iebrrsihsu 8ilOernl III meiftsr'
batter gDeiie uUo Jeist alien 2ranfsn ben etnji8 qua
Oerl6Iiiaeu Wea Sur witosrerIauGuu9 ihrsr ee:
Cunebcit. SauIenoe bon @ehetlten empfeblen Sas
Bud Der ~IeiOenoeu W.nIhbsit. 99ito nab ems
Sfang BON 25 Gts., gut Oerpatt, portotrst perldnot
9or:Ie:
Deutsches HeiI-Enstitut,
II Clinton Place, Neto York, ". Y.
Der Rettungsanter lit audi gu baz
ben Bel $. 5. Siemer5 in Nr. 103,
Parf : Qbenue, nabe 6abetteItraBe, II.
in @itte's y8ermun Store," gtr. 236,
NnrO : 6ofpdroitraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Gines Ginoesmnrbs brrOG6tia.

ct. 2ouis, Is. Sunuar. - Qls
bic Geuerfpebr beute einen 8runO in
einem 9uuie an Der GbouteuuzNDenue
geI0f9t bate, fanb ite bic DertObIten
ueberreite elmer tlsinen So9tsr Der
5ruu 9ilbe gnfur, pel9' 2eBtere nit
Quguft Bauer, ibrem 3ubdItsr, bas
9aus 6eno6nt bate. Bauer tpurbe
berbuftet. Die poItset gldu6t, bub
beriel6e bds 3tno ermorbete unb ods
9aus ~an3iinbete, nm bas 8er6re6en
Su berbeden. Bauer mar, pie er IelbIt
angiebt, nit Jrau Griur aus Der
S6pei3 bur9gebrannt, unb Die 5rau
bate ibre So9ter mitgenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
RnItimnrrr Rnrft5crIfltc.

fg,riht,t fur BEN .0eutibeu 6orrsipoHbeaten."l
Baltimore. oHH IL. SdHuar lSgS.
Vie beutIle g5eteuluiu1r betruJ l2,SsS 9ujhst,
br EIeputorsus8urrata 9S1,dSi SlitcI, 8trianot
ron ben SleUotoren 9O.SIO SuihsI. Ssrtauit Dur5
ben 1900 guifel uno &4Ga9orS.
Eolaeuos lab De ycilt Den h%egttleu. a~sIri9sH
uro DEN IsBtfi1rtgsH 5IGuS Ger G0eiJenprai, in uer'
Ileideuotr lle6eriibt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
4N;slgeN. III uerlaalsE.

Stcllcgclu :
Girt cut. G6bil iu9t Si,luH0 in elntn Sotd;
belEt anis Rtisrsn9.u. NlbjuirlgsH III gr. 400,
Nnrn.Nh tntrs StrIBt. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

StcIItgt II d :
Sin oeui;5.s Ui00bI lubt tlHt Sttle IN 'lntr
fl,in,u I1Ht!.,. 81 triug:E i'll &r. l5iA Her9=
S0crit. 1gtrrfs To-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
@eael be ,,Grader: IrnF."

Sine &riegsertlGrung Der Bidder
Union. - Ollie pom 9ruIt controz
lirten 8Gdsreien ioQen gebopcotteb
tperOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
sic qrhen nn0 fnmmril.
Der 3ug na9 benz 9olOlanbe.-Mebr
mttsebra9tt S9dBe. - Sin gliid=
liAer alter Stpsoe.

Der 3ug na9 benz 9olOlanbs.-Mebr
mttsebra9tt S6dBe. - Sin gliids
Iiaer alter S8psos.
@duepnber, 8.4G., 18. San.
= Der Oampfer Danube" 1T nit so
9olbfu9ern mad Dbea uno Sfaquap
abgefubren.
SeattIe, Ddi6., IS. San.-@ls
rei9e 2eute finb % acknowledgement
9Iiidli9 beimgetebrt. Sic bringen
Sob up0 3ablungsantpeiiungen i'm
9eIommtbetrage bon 100000 biz
$1,000,000. Die QnpeiIungen Tinb
Der Cribs aus benz @ertauf BON rei6en
9ruben@n Claims" an DItli6s &apitaz
liften uno 8riinoer. Der rei6ite u1ter
ben beimgetebrten 8oIoTufsrn lit elm
alter S9Deee, Mnbrstp Ste1on nit
Ramen,. .befen. &lonbitssShaB Ti9
duf $180,000 be3iffert; Iein 8efGbrte
6. $. 9entins bringt 100000 benin.
8ologr6ber Qeonurb Seogpid 1T ieBt
100000 ntpsrt6," D. 6. Campbell
100000, s. 6. 8renier SAG, 900 unD
Soe 8rono8 $4,000. Inter ben
6etmgste6rten, bic auf benz 9ampfer
Corona" bier anIangtsn, befinost ii9
audi Elm SrGulsin aus &lonbite, beFen
8olbi9aB Ii6 aud in bic Saufenbe
belaufen iou. 0as WfGohen be3ublte
fir Die S6Iittenfabrt BON 0apTonz
@ttD na9 ODea ben nnTtdn0igsn 9reis
BON $1,000 in Sob.
Die 6eimgstsbrtsn S3aBardber be-
ftdtigen Die tp%teberbolte Melounq, baB
in 0upTpn5Gitp cine 9ungsrsnotb
ni6t gu befir9ten lei. Sine Siilf8z
expedition in benz BON Der 8unoesrez
gisrung %geplantsn llmfangs piirOe i'm
@intsr nur Big Gate Qebarss geldn=
gen. Gin YroDiunttrunsport iiber oas
Sis bss 0uton lei unm0gli9, bd MIDI
ttge @isi6Olen 20 SUB bod iibereinz
amber gstbirmt bon ufsr gu lfer ben
8eg berIperren. Rennt6isre piirosn
It4 uuf elmer foI9en Expedition gar
nt6t %6elpG6ren.
Die bcimgctebrten 8ologrG6er tbeiz
len ferner nit, DAP man uuf Der SDbe
be5 9ebirgstammes. Der an oas 8Ions
bitege6iet gren3t, bic Gr5aoer entbsdt
Fat, bon tpeI9sr bic rsi9en 8oloa6laz
qerungen berriibren. Sn Der gan3en
llm9e9eno, umPonoerzGreet, Sunterz
Greet, 5enoerion5Riber, Dominion,
Big Salmon uno Stepartz4ipsr bat
pas 9olograben rei3sn 9epinn gss
bra4t. Der uFsrianb uno Der 8ooen
cieicr9ergIfr0me ergibt auf oieqfanHe
8OIo i'm Wertbe BON 81 biz $500.
Quf SlsfOn's Slain" am Glooraz
oosGreef tpurbe elm 9oloflumpsn i'm
Wertbs bon 1886 gefunben. Cob
grGber Campbell i6dBt Den Dert6 Der
8oIOgepinnung tpGbrenO bss @inters
i'm Slonoitegebiet uuf $12,0OO,0O0.
Bis $15,0C0,O00.
AL.S Rz IT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

Ou UtIIuI II.
Cine Sarm D1H 40 Ader: guts @sbduOs: b,autm
ua9 Der StaDl; Our3i0uitttn BON elmer eI:ttrii6:n
9dbH. 9Iddjufrassa bei o. Butte, GlitOtts6iip,
oOsr Sas. Y. Damon, Gr. ITO, at. 9aui=StraBs.
ICfr2O Ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

~3afeE-peuugt .SulunT 1902 SHioel; 69,S94
Sulht, 5urltaeJoIcH; EieoItJrsIoorrltl 517. 702
SaibsI. Der TarFt mar fen gu H]ottrteH Bretitt:
@ ei6er ncnsr gtr. , 29g-30c.. DO. Jtr. ) 2Sia-
29co 90. ItQt aGiiti3irt 244 3Oc. 1eHAaI 9tr-
.....-2Sc.. %. ntut tlGllt1llrt 2O-2S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

Qs19tigt oorpdotli9t &timt; loon. Au5ftttu;
u~olrluOlJ oeiunOe uno unptrgltialIDs gage. 4bo=
folrapD.s Il INN QldH, III Ser Office DOE 29M y.
G5ltu, Hr. ), Gh=GeIingIoH= StrlBs. ETC.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
,,9arrb" 5rrnmr's Gnhr.

Rem Oprt, Is. San. - Quf
grGBli6e 0eiIe bat QeondrD 90. Sc
rome, emit Elm MitgIieb Der vSeuneft
b'Oree," Ieinen SOB gefun0en. SIN
Ct. Sobn's SoipitaI 5u 8rootlpn rerz
I9ieO beuts Der beiier aI5 n2drrp" Sc
rome befannte Qebemdnn an ben SOL
gen zines llnfdlle5, Don pal6.m er am
Samftag Nbeno in Doobbuq bstrDfz
fen porosn mar. cSerpms bate our4
peri6penoerii6en Qeben5panbeI iein
bonn Batter srsrbtes 8armoqen our9z
9ebrd6t uno audi Die linn nd9 Dem Dor
mebrersn Sabren e~rFolgten Sobe Ieiner
Satin 3ugefdllene 5interlafsnI6aft
Bis auf Dentge t"auIeno Dollars Derz
gsuoet, dIs er 5i6 Dor 3tpei Wonlten
entI9loB, oas 2eben bon Nepem gu be-
ginnen.
Gr puroe S6affnsr auf einem gu
&c Der Song S5lano Rapjo Sranfit
Gompunb." Nm SumItag bate er
Ii6 our Gr6olung nab Dem ibm nod
Derbliebenen 2anoIiB in Morris Bart
begebsn, uno beraui6t te6rte er am
Qbenb CUR 4rbeit 3uriid. Gr fieI in
Der g}G6s oon Doobbua part BON Oem
Srittbrette elmer Gar, unb bic 3Gber
bes 3uges gingsn iiber feline 9eine bin
toeg.
Sin @il3ug bra&te i'm na4 Dem
ct. Sohn's SoipitaI in 8rooflpn.
8eibe 8sine muBtan umputirt neroen.
6eute Mprgen I'M a9t ll6r OsrI6:sb
er unter grdBli6sn 9uaIen. Gr mar
elm 46tDmmIing Der Ssroms@5umilie
p:I6e ben Serome Bari %griinoete uno
Elm 9ernanbter Der 9aoD RanOolpb
Churchill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-06
AN EVANGELIST AND AN ACTOR.
Edwin Tanner Defends His Profess
sion Against MIR. Williams's Attack.

Mr.. Edwin Tanner. the well-known
Richmond actor, has recently had quite
n warm colloquy with an evangelist. Mr..
Williams, because Of the latter's sweep
ing attack upon the profession to which
Mr.. Tanner belongs. Mr. Williams has
been holding tent meetings at Joliet. ILL.,,
and IN recent sermon is said to have
classed actors as brutes and actresses as
wantons. Mr.. Tanner replied to the min
lister from the stage, and employed quite
vigorous language in doing so. The Joliet
Republican, referring to the incident
says:
MIR. Tanner came before the curtain
between acts, and in manly manner de-
Tended himself, company. and his profess
sion from the remarks about the theatre
recently uttered by Mr.. Williams, the
evangelist. Mr.. Tanner said he respected
the church and religion. and moreover
professed to be Christian, but he had no
respect for one who dealt in sensation
alism in order to win the plaudits OF the
unthinking pOpulace. He gave several
quotations from the Bible. and closed by
saving: And now abideth these three
Faith, Hope. and Charity--but the great
est of these is Charity. Mr.. Williams
may be possessed with superabundance
of faith and hope, but he Is certainly
lacking in that most excellent OF all gifts,
Charity Mr.. Tanner was cheered loud
~ at the conclusion OF his remarks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-06
NEWS FROM THE CAPITOL
AIbemnrIe school SUPPLEMENTARY
Characterization for n Sick Woman.

The Governor has ordered a pardon TO
issue for Willie Throckmorton, a female
prisoner in the Richmond Jail, who is said
to be hopelessly i'll, but his signature has
not yet been affixed to the papers. In the
mean time, Sergeant Epps will release the
woman from custody.
There will be an interesting contest for
the position of Superintendent of the
Schools OF Albemarle. made vacant by the
death OF Mr.. Isaac II. Barksdale. Messrs.
George L. Gordon and Eldridge Turner
have come out as candidates. This is one
Of the best paying superintendencies IN
the State. No date has yet been fixed for
the election, but the board will probably
consider the matter when II meets on the
18th.
The Governor has received a letter from
Carroll county man, who said triplets
had lust been born to himself and wife.
lie claimed the reward Of $500, which he
had heard the Commonwealth OF Virginia
had offered for three Of kind. Private
Secretary Ben. owen forwarded the let
ter to the Governor at Radford, with his
endorsement. He said it was one OF the
most pathetic appeals he had ever read.
Mr. f.. l.. Keyser, OF Shenandoah, In
Page county. writes the Governor that
since the town went dry tho wet" peo-
pie are seeking TO organize clubs. and he
protests against the action. He was adj
vised TO make his complaint TO the Coun-
~ Judge.
Colonel Morton Marye is expected back
from Jacksonville to-day. He went to
that place on a visit to his son, Captain
z. T. Marye, of the Newport News COM
many
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-06
CAMP CUBA LIBRE.
Many Personal and Other Items of
Interest.

Interest.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July 5.-(Spe-
clal.)-Sergeant Harry Lane. Company l.
Portsmouth), Fourth Regiment. has been
appointed acting chief musician, and is
organizing n regmental band. He has
found considerable talent in the regiment
and indications are that ne will soon have
a good band ready for the instruments
when they come.
Private Hartman. Company A, Fourth
Regiment, a son OF State-Treasurer A.
w. Hartman, has been detailed as one
Of the mounted orderlies at General Lees
headquarters.
THE Cottage by the Sea- Is the name
which Private Wood, of Company L,
Fourth Regiment, has given his tent
1t is erected at some distance from those
of his comrades, so that he can sleep
Wei, as he says the noise interrupted
him. Wood has charge of the police de-
tail. which keeps the camp cleaned up
and in good sanitary and he is deserving
OF credit for the excellent manner in
which he discharged his duties.
FRATERNAL SPIRIT.
Schools for commissioned and non-com-
missioned officers are now held every
morning in all the regiments, and are
found TO be highly beneficial
The members of Company X, OF the
Fourth. and ID, of the Second. will have
a dance at the armory this week.
The Fourth has just given opportunity
for illustrating the fraternal spirit which
Eliminates soldiers from every section.
They visited the camps of comrades
throughout the forenoon. and wherever
two or three were gathered together
there were cheers for the Stars and
Stripes. Early in the morning Colonel
Bows. Of the Forty-ninth Iowa, accom-
panied by many of his officers and men
and the band. visited the tents OF Colonel
Taylor. and the band played Dixie
and the Nirginians. OF course, went half
wild with enthusiasm. THE Star Span
gled Banner and America" provoked
similar applause and when Colonel Tay-
Tor and Colonel Baker and Colonel Dows
and Lieutenant-Colonei Ham addressed
the men, expressing their pleasure at
the fraternal spirit displayed. the cheer
Ing was Immense.
The Virginians and Iowans are be-
coming quite chummy. We knew vir-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-06
CITY TAXES.

Office Of the Collector OF City Taxes.
City Hall. Richmond, Va.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS:
THE CITY TAXES FOR THE YEAR
1895 are now due and payable In this Office
The whole tax Is due. but the ordinance
provides that one-half may be paid in
JUNE and the remaining half In DECEM-
BIER. Failure 10 pay all or one-half In
june incurs a penalty OF 8 per cent. on
the whole amount, which Is due at unce,
aud 4 not paid before Septempsr /. 4
the collector is required to levy, witn
costs added Csee Chap. XIV. Sec. ..
ALL MALES n years OF age: ALI. per-
sons (MALE OR FEMAI.E) who own per-
sonal property. and all parties conducting
business In the city OF Richmond (of what
ever nature), are assessed. and will please
call and settle. so as 10 avoid delin-
quency.
Grading Paving, Pipe and Sewer-Con-
nection Bills are payable In the same
manner as Taxes, and at the same time.
Give name In which the property stands.
and see that you get all your bills.
Office open from 800 Al VI. to 8 ~ NJ.
j.. w. CUNNINGHAM.
ia 15-lm Collector OF City Taxes.