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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
@nn See nno 6airn.
Die numbria" 6rinQt Sc Ginnunoere.

Die numbria" brinQt Sc GinnunOerer
BON Samburg. - .2loDbz"OFfiz
8iere balten sinen 6ajFiI8 gum Be-
ten. @rfOIgrsife Grperimente
oes nQrqonaut." - nMuriu Ridz
mers" in SEE geIto6en.
Der 9am6urger 0amfper .um6ri1"
ldngte 9eltetn nab elmer 14zIddiden,
iehr un9enebmen 6d6rt nit Sc ,3piz
i6enbedSz PaKa9iersn bier IN. IN Der
gta6bari6aft Der 8Gnte ponReufunoz
lamb Ii4tete Der 0ampfer 5pei Sis
berge; Der cine mar 300 SUB lana uno
$50 SUB bp6 uno Der uno&re $50 Sun
lang unD BON gIei6er SG9e, ME Der 3us
crit e%rtpdbnts, gn bsioen Gnoen Eat
ts bieier noroiI6s@Isti6er cine tburmz
ortige SpiBs oon penigIknS 50 SUB
S06e. Die 6eioen @i8barge puroen
an 8. Qu9uIt gsIi9tst. Qm 2. NuguIt
puIiirte Der 0ampfer cine rot6s 8ois.
pel6e pon ir9eno elmer 4iIte Ips8erji>
fen mar.
Sin 6aifii6 geft4tet.
Der 6aiiii@, peIfsr Ieit etli6en
8p6en ber6afen unIifer mu6i, nurz
be am Mittpo6 @6snD 6ei'm 8isr CIR.
9 gu Qpcufy8oint bonn orittenO fFi3ier
Der .Miin6en," 6rn. 6rantenberg, Il.
Dem Steurer 6sinri6 GaIDepeD gaiez
ben. Der Steurer mari einen 2&bensz
rettungs9iirt5l an einem Sell ms
0dRer bina6. ols pI0Bli6 Elm rieItger
Sid bon u%ngefdbr 10 SUB 2Gnge Der
an9eldpommen fam, ii6 dui Den 9iitz
fen mari u. na6 Dem 8iirtsl i6nappts.
0srSteurer 3oQ oen8iirteI dber I6neu
aus benz 0afer, uno Der Slid, in benz
@dIoemeD uno 9r. 6%rantenberg, mel
der 3ugegen mar, einen gendltigen Sal
ertannten, i6nappte ms 2eere.
& roIgrei6e Grperimerte.
9uS iubmarine Boot oQrqonaut"
1T na9 3neimonatlifsr Q6neIen6eit
Dieoer no6 Baltimore suriidgete6rt.
6r. SimOn Safe. Der GrFinber oe8
8Optes, 6efdno ii6 nG6reno Der gam
gen 3ett an 8Oro osI1tl6en. Der Or
gonaui" fat pGbreno Der 3nei Monate
mebr, ais 1000 U}eilsn 3urijdQeleQt Il.
in Der Gbeiapeatez9ai unO an Der at
lantii6en &iite e~ntIong Sau6erii6un=
gen gemd6t. Quf ben unierIeeiIfen
6a6rten, Die bon 2 bis 10 Stunoen
oauerIen, puroe cine gdn3e Qn3o6.
untergegongener 6abr3euge entoett
StelenpeiIe perurIadte bus GrI6ei-
men bes Io~noerbaren 6d6r3eu8es elmer
F0rmliden 9anif unier Der Qano6ep0l.
ferung. Sn einsm tleinen 0orfe an
OItufer padten biegle9er i6re 6abielig.
tei!en 3uIammen uno mu6ten Ii6 au:
Dem Staubs, ais Der rQrgondut" Der.
an0ei4pommen fam. Bel @pDnn'i
Sslanb puroe Elm me6rItinoiger Suu.
6erperiu4 porgenommen. DIS oai
6d6r5eug pieoer an Die SberfIGf,
fam, mar Elm tleines Segelboot in be,
g}G6e, nit einem einIamm Slider Oa.
rim. Sobalo Der ni6tsa6nenoe 5iI6eI
ben neiIernen Sid" aus Der Siefe itei
gen Tab, iegelte er, 10 {2neq er tonnte
mad Dem l1fer unb flo6 oann in 0olan
2aufe Dem WalOe gu. @r er3d6lt,
Nqen, bic i6m bege9neten, Der Seufe
lei binter ibm.
&p6Ien il CUBA.
Die ameritaniI6e 8arte y9inepe6'
ldngte geitern bier an unO label 8p6.
len fir Santiago, Cuba.
Ra4 Bremen a6gefa6ren.
Der QlObOOampfer yW}aria rid.
mers" trat g~eItern Mittog nit DoGer
2aOunq unO 30 3piIfsnOed5 9dFa=
gieren Die 6eimfo6rt na68remerbaosr
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Gus btm Snneren @arBlanb's nno
ben angren3enben Staatrn.
6 ountDz = 8.

Die Sairs in ben perf9iebenen
Counties bes States perosn, tpie
folqt, ob9ebdlten: Montgomerpz
gountp gu 3ofoiQe pom 80. Quguit
bis 2. September; Salbot : Gountp
gu Cation pom 30. Nuguit bis l. Sep
TENDER; Gectl : gountp gu Clifton pom
6. Big 9. September; 9rince Georges
GouniD gu Upper Marlboro bom 6.
bis 9. september; 8altimore4@puntD
Su Simonium bonn Ii. Bis II. Sep
, TENDER; 6reberid gountD gu 5reDez
rid (StabD pom II. bis IA. Sftober;
6drFpro Gountb gu 8elair pom II.
Bis IA. Oft66er; Waibington>GountD
gu 6agerstopn Dom Is. Bis q. Sttoz
Der.
5iItrir Qppdrat Ir
GumberIan0.
Sr. 6. q. Wiloer, elm SSngerieur
aus 5reoonid, R.s0., pel4er ben
9eriu9 gu MAIDEN piini9t, oas 9o=
tomac : @afer fir ben 8ebrau9 bon
Cumberland, Mo., gu reinigen,
f9reibt, baB er iiber5eugt lei, bur9
einen San6 : 6iltrir Mpparat ieinen
Sped gu errei6sn. Gr erbietet fi9,
einen Experimental : 4pparat uuF
eigene Soften gu erri9ten, unb penn
pieIer erfolsrei9 lit, einsn permanent
zen Qpparat fir $4,000 gu bauen.
Stdrb I'm alien Batter
lanbe.
Die 0a9riht lit aus OeutI9lanb
In @eItminiter eingetroffen, Dab 6rau
GdtbGrine 3abn, pelde Der alien 9eiz
mat6 einen 8efu6 abitattete, am %.
Sult in Did QeItor6en lit uno am 27.
Suli bdielbit begraben tpuroe. sic
DsrlieB Baltimore am Is. Mldi NIT
elmer 4n8abl 8etannten unD lire
Riidtehr purbe am 9ienitag in @sItz
miniter erpdrtet. sic mar Die Wittz
tpe oes 5rn. So6n 3d6n BON 6ri35elsz
burg, Garrouz@ountb, unD binterlGBt
a9t &tnoer.
&Iapper 6Idn9en aus
q|srottet.
Cine Qn3ubl 5armer in Nepz9 Ser
mann, @drrett : @ountD, entbedten
an OtsnItug Gin 8tupperi9langenz
MeIt uno t0bteten SO Sbisre in elmer
61unDe. Dix tleinite berielben mar
bier SUB lang unO bate 5ebn Slap
perm. 4m Gage porber puroen DON
elmer anberen 8artis Qeute a6t3ebn
Der Reptilien getOotet.
Star6 am 9er3letben.
6r. 2eDi g. 6off bon @eItminlter
Ttarb am Mitttpo9 Mittag plDBli9 an
tinem Ser3ltiDen i'm 4lter BON So
Sabren. Gr pog iiber 300 9funo,
bod mar er Elm iebr tbGtiser9eI6dfts@
mann, benn er fiibrts Elm 9Otsl, cine
sEarm. SGssmii4Is. S4nappsbrsnne>
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I'm Die cSe(er.

9erionen, peI9e Die Stabt pGbrenb
Der Commemorate berlafen, tOnnen
beE n0eutiden Gorreippnbenten" per
goft 8ugei9ift erbuIten. Re8t3eitige
@amelbuns Der GOrefe fir ben Somz
mer, e6enio bes etpaigen We4ieGs berz
felben, itnb i'm Snterefe Der 2eier eta
tpiini3t, UNI unterbre9ung in Der 3u=
isnbuns bes 8Iattes gu perbitsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12

8eerbigung.- Die iroiI6e
6iiQs bes am 0ienItag i'm Glitter BON
76 Sabren oeritor6eneu 6rn. So5ann
Martel puroe qeItern RdAmittag I'M
ter 3abIreiter 8et6eiliqung BON 2eiDz
tra9enDen pom Srauer6auIe, Nr. 44O,
SiiOSParriibzS traBe, aus na9 benz
pW}i. Garmel>6rieohoFe" ij6ergefiibrt,
I'm oaisl6it CUR IeBtcn 9u6e bsItattet
gu tperbsn. qaitor u. S6aGer Isitete
Den SrduergOttespienit, uno fungirten
bic $50. 3i9arbIon, Serbian, 9reBz
prid, RobertTon, Brandt uno 8eper
ais 8u6rtu9trdger. 6r. Martel muir
De i'm Sabre 1922 in 8apern geborsn
uno fam 1858 nu6 Baltimore. @r
mar Schneider bon BrofeIIion unb
6inierlGBt ouBer ieiner 8ittpe @liT1z
beth einen Sobn, Sufann. Totpie sins
SO4ter, 6rau Woqgie 9uOis, unO
3pei @ntel.
- Die 8eeroigung oes 9rn. Satob
Bieit, Del6er am Montdg i'm glitter
BON 80 Sa6ren in Der Wobnurg Ieirer
Sp9ter, 6rau Syames Diamond, Nr.
807, SiDzPortftraBe, itar6, fano gez
tern Na6mittag 2 tbr Oom Ster6ez
buuie aus auf Meber'5 5risO6ofe an
Der Wpunt Carmel Roao Itutt. Pdz
Itor 6reus BON Der englii9sn lut6ertz
ifen Stride an 8rouDpuD unD9oug6z
StrdBe omtirte, unb ais 8abrtu6trGz
ger fungirten WitglieOer bs5 yWilIOnz
9piten5" Der .8roBsn Qrmee Der Rez
pu6lit", benz Der 8eritOrbere angez
b0rte. 5r. 0isit fannie aus 5eFenz
0armituot uno fam ais iunger M3ann
bon % Su6ren na6 Baltimore. Gr
mahte Den 8iirQertrteg BON 4nfang
Bis gu @nDa nit. I'm i'm traliern
Ieine Satin, Frau Barbara 8ieIt,
bier S06ne uno cine 5o6ter: sSutob,
@eorg, 2(Oam uno 6einri9 0ieI unO
7yrau DIAMOND, iOpie II Gntel unO
BRET ltrentel.
WuBte 500 bIe6en.- Nnton
gdbbag nuroe geitern pom 9oIi3eiriGz
Ter SaneBte i'm 0itIiten 9oti3eigeri6t
UNI $50 unb Soften 6~eTtrdft 1ps9en
tfdtli4sn @rqriff8 auf MiGdel Si5s
Iefsti Don g&r. COS, Siio QnnTfraBs.
Die Qffaire truQ ii6 in oer8irt6!faft
Der Mutter bes ga66oo Nr. 17C6,
Qlice QnnfraBe, 5u. SibleFsti mar
our8 6auitI4IGge pnO 5uBtritte jdmz
merIi4 3ugeri6Iet porben.
Nutttonspertuuf. - Die
Quttionatpren Merr1man u. Battiion
Oertouften ositern Das 6au5 Gr. 224,
Oftz8ioblefroBe, fir $3.50 an 9rn.
8. 81. Page. 0os 6ous lit einem
9runO3inie BON 1921 pro 5abr unterS
porFen.
Gtnf6Ie6ter SpuB.- Der
22zjG6rige 0eger G6arIes 9reen aug
Mo6ile, &la., puroe gsitern g}ahmlts
tao in qun3 erIf0pftem 3uitanoe am
MurfetSSpu uufgefunOen unO i'm
gutrolpugen nu9 benz oStuot@9olpl@
tai" ge6ru6t, noIelbit er er3d6lte, ooB
er am Mittpo6 auf einem 6raat3uga
Der a9altimorezO 6ioz 8uhn," duf Dem
er Iin nit bier peiBen Mannern, Die
ib e6enfaQs, ME er, cine freie 6dRrt
perf6ufften, befano, in Der gfGRe BON
Cumberland, Mb.. BON Ieinen Ret'e=
%qefd6rten angsgriffen tporOen ipar.-
Die pier MGnner amiIirten ii6 ods
nit, flint N}al nit elmer S6rotfIint'
auF i'm gu I6isBen. sic D%erpun0eten
i'm an ben 9einen, unb troy oes 8lutz
perlufes hno troB ieiner S6mer3en
aelano es ibm, einen unOsren 6ra4t3ug
gu beIteigen, auf benz er mad Baltimore
fam. Or. @eitp6al na6m ii6 bes
Mdnnes an, Der be iebr unpdbri6ein>
li6e @eI6i6te ey3dblte, unO fanO, oaB
oas t4s.z.t 8ein Dur4 un2d6.ige leifte
69rott0rner I6ner DerleBt mar. Wer
auf ben Neger geI6ohen bat, miro li3
pieasi4t ipater nod 9eransiteaeH.
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TO ADVER
Users,

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ing the German Correspondent, that has sufficient
press capacity to print the usual edition Of Der
Deutsche Correspondent in less than
FIVE HOURS.
The press of the Correspondent" will print
fold and count the entire edition of any othe
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2St6tig fit Rnseiaenoe.

IN TlarpIoue sri6sint eussr benz r5.uti6,h
@orrelponoenten' feline sinlie. oeutIde 3eitune,
tel9e cine SrudfIreHe befSt, bic i'm StaHot III.
bic Guflaus ots -9euti6en GOrrtipunOenten" in
~tDenioer, ais
fiinf St1tnoett
Su orudsn. Die 9r.ife O.s -GorreipOnotnten' fam
bic Gufloos iretnb elmer onStr,u tduliatn 6suts
t6sn SeitRue in Marnlenb in
fiinf Winttte,t
bru6eu. faIien unD ~abidblcn.
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&rirgsfanfarrn.

Sin Gmpfang Der 6elOenI06ns Marpz
lambs geplant. - Sine 5rdu Iu4t
loren @dt!en unter ben 8laurOden
Uncle Sans.
Die 5bee, zen 3ruppen Oes f%iinften
Marpldnber 4eqiments BEL ibrer Hud=
ts6r mad Baltimore einen OffentIifen
gmpfanq 3u bereiten, greift INNER
mebr um IiA. Mdbor W}dIiter Iugte
oefern, OdB Is nj9t mebr, dls te9t u.
biQia Iei, Die WarDIdnoer SoIodten,
bic Ii8 frsipiai9 gu &%riegsoieniten
meloeten uno oersn S6uIO IS geptB
nitt mar, oaB lie nidt na4 Der 6ront
6eproert puroen, nit @bten6e3etgunz
sen gu %empF1ngsn.
0as 0amersGomite fir benS4le1=
3eitimonidl=6on belt geitern @benO
eine Deitere SiBunQ db, in tpeIfRr
6orII6ritt bsrintet lpuroe.
Sn Der 6offnunq, unter ben Solz
ooten aus Fprt M}onrpe, Die i'm mittz
Isren Poli3ejoiItrjtt pegen llrlaubs=
ueber'6rejtunq drretirt porOen paz
rem, ibren 8atten gu finoen, Ipra8 gez
fern in Der Poli3eiitution 6rau Ma9z
gle 9rimmirs BON Or. 11O6, 6eoerQlz
StraBs, per9s6li9 Dor. Gle er3d6.te
benz 9oIi3eiz2icutsnant S6eD, odB
i6r 8atte, ais er Ii6 antperben lieB, lie
p0uig miiteIlo5 3uriitlieB. 2%ieutsnant
S6l&n, peIter in G~rfabrung brutts,
oaB bic 6rdu reoIin bemibt 1T, iib
our6 i6rer 6dnOe Grbeit fir ibre 5d=
mj,isllntsrbuIt gu Oer5huffen, CAB oer-
It,ben etpa5 SlsingeID. um Die n0t5iQz
fen Qu5ga6en ioTort beitreiten 81 t0nz
nsn, uno er0ffnete Damn Our6 3eitz
nurg zines Dollars Iofort cine Sub
IcriptiOnsliIte gum geIten Der perlaFez
ren 6ruu. 2ejoer lit oieier san feline
Qusnabme, oenn Die 3lu9e, odB MtGn=
ner Ii9 anper6en Iitben, p6ne fir ben
llnterboit i6rer Tamilien Sor9e gu
iragen, lit bereit5 Dje!iaa aaer 0rten
gefibrt pproen.
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Metterausfi6ten. 6iir
Marplanb uno ben 0titritt Columbia
t9silpeiie tribes, pGrmsres @ettsr
unp iabli4s Winoe.
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Gin SugenDperein am
8dd Riper.

Der Gonfirmanoen : 8erein Der
Oeuti4en eo.zlutb. ct. Matt6difir9e
an Gentral : Qpenue uno 6aDettez
StraBe beranItaltete geitern einen
&usflug na4 Roie@8ant am Bad
Riper. l1ngefd6r $50 9%erionen be-
t6eiltgten ii6 an benz 4usfluge uno
fubren in Smnibu1en na4 Dem Mu5z
flugsplaBe binaus. 0uS 4rrdnqez
ments : @omite beitano aus ben $50.
NnOreas uno SSobn Miuer, 6enr1
&n0pp, Sobn Reuling unO 8m. 8ittz
grdpe.
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800 @rfnrfpncn 500

nab Dem Mesresufer auf Der PENN
fplpunier 8abr," na4 4tlantic>
Gitp, @upe Mab, Steamship unb
Sea Sslez@itp unO Suriid.
8iQete perben an fgreitagen unb
Sumitugen bertauft fir bic 3ii9e.
pel6e BON Union : 8a6nbOfe in BAL
ttmore INN II u6r 5 Mttn. Ra6m. u.
i ltbr As N&in. Na9nt. dbfdbren. Die
ie 3iige 6aben birstte 8erbinoung na6
Mtldntie : Gitp u6er bic 0elaparez
8riidenz3pute 8ilete perben fir bic
&iidfabrt bis gum folgenben 9ienitag
eini9IieBIi9 giiltig iein, nit @rluu6z
nib Der unter6re4ung Der Sa6rt auf
Der Riidreiie tnnerbalb Der begrsn3tsn
3eit. Qlug3,M i, 6r. Sept9)
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D3ittI. garometerT. 80 90 &otit. EberHOmeterif. 70
1fitt. 1~hrrmometerH. 70 yiisoriafer sc
Diebohite SbaeQiafelf oes l8iHo:s in eiHsr Stuuoe
betrua . 9ieilea uon 9iorooit,E.
S1e gcffriee Bstter-&u Gemperatur ots srftri:
GER 3aSe' rs uhc IbenoD duI ma pUtHaHHreH St1s
tIoue IN mar, ME fola::
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BON etnem 3uge getrof=
fen.

Del peitli6 ge6enbe 9erionen3ua
Nr. 852 Der Baltimore : Sbio : ST
ienbabn" traf qeitern Morgen ben Ne.
ger Clarence 4aen, 13 Sabre aft unr
in Nr. 30, Weft>@roBItraBe, po6ns
BAIT, pG6renb Der 8nube am 6uBe Del
@utupzS traBe Die @eleiie entlano
ging. Or. @Iaggett ~leiitete benz Ser
ieBten Die erIte Gr3tli6e 9iilfe, poraul
ieine leberfii6rung na3 Dem DMurps
Idnoer IniDerIttGtS : Soipttal" err
fplate.
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~ hcrid1t.
Ser. Etaaten sSettersS ursau.
EdItimors, ben IL. NuauF 1898.
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S1nncrfcit

Der Wcrcini9tcn Ginger bon Salti=
more Spnntag, ben Ia. Mn9mit, in
Snp=GiD9c. 3iiac nc%rlathen 6 amocn=
StatiOn $50, HOO, Ito um6 3.15.
2U9-lO,12-
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g d ne perteBt.

Nm UnferleIb l6fper berleBt pur0e
gsItern Der 26 : idbrige 9eorg @4eit
BON Nr. 20, Weit : OfiperitraBs, in
Der 5abuit Der r8elia6le 6urniture
6actorp" an 9reIioentz uno 6apnitr.
Bel Der Qrbeit an Der &reisiGgs flog
inn Elm i8pere5 6ol3itiid gsgen ben
2sib. S6enf purbe in Der Nmbuz
lang oes 0itli9en 9iitritts nu9 Dem
rSobns 9Optin5 9Oipitol" ibergez
fii6rt.
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GrDScS 6artcn=S Dn5crt
Scutc QtbcnS nm y ltbr.
Otto SieR, Ir. 9, IprS= Jrpnt= z IT.
Srpf. @intcr'S Crd1eftcr. (2l6)

8afeball. - Die Orioles, "
peI9e beute bier IpieIen, {pieIten qes
tern in philadelphia nit Dem Club
BON @leOelano unO gepunnen ous
Spiel. Sn Duibinqton fanoen 3nei
SpieLe itdtt uno ems in 8rooflDn.
6~Olgsnbes 1T oas Refultat Der Spiele:
SH 9bitubeGpbtu:
s sfs5t88S -
Qpu6 nm @nOttps, lluparttiii6t.
Dlaul Qitbtr uno &objuiou 6di6tr fir Baltimore.
4opel 9it3tr Il. C'6onHOr 6at1sr itr GltDtlaaO.
Su @di"binqton:
Gritss Spid.
@ui5inqtOn 90 %
9cP.9ort , 0 , 0 l | 0 0 %
3nei:,s spitl.
9.Bs8sst 3 2 9 -
3n @roOfG0u:
grootlpu OOO1OOOl0OOOOO- %
6bicago OO020O0 0 o. 700 l-3
Gtou6 Der Glubg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12

S1.25 BON Baltimore mad
@aibington unb 3uriid auf Der
oYennfDlpunier @ifen6d6n."
SamItags unb Sonntdgs pG6renb
bes Monats 9luguIt; giiltig fir Die
Riidfabrt Bis gum f%olaenben MOntag.
Ollie 3iise, nit 4usnabme oes ~limi=
tirten @Ongreb3uges."
@O,6ri,S a-30.4us)
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Il Serial ren

Sin Dor ben 8agen BON So6n 8.
M}attbeis, Nr. 1922, SUN StraBe,
Occult : 9oint, 9eipanntes PferO
I6eute aus unbetannter l1ria6e uno
ging our9. 8et'm 0ubinraien Die
6uqzStraBe entlang wurOe Der Iiez
~beniG6rige 9arrp Qampe, gr. 1881,
6aubsrtitraBe, rpobnbaft, i~iberfabren
uno ni9t uner6e6li4 DerleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12

Die uncertainties 8arte rRineoeb"
tangte qeitern bier an uno label Sos
len fir Santiago, Cuba.
Na9 Bremen a6gefa6ren.
Der 2IopOOdmpfer yMuria Rid
mers" trat geItern Mittag nit boiler
2aoung unO 30 3piIfsnoed5 9dRaz
gieren Die 6eimfa6rt nu48remerbaOsn
an
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-03-26

PERSONALITIES Aune Virginia Gull
berson in Washington last night met
the ladies of the Washington Club, So
clally, at their CLUB rooms, and enter
tanned them with her original verses.
She knows what the negro dialect and
peculiarities are and has happy way
OF personating them.
Mr.. Craig Ausley has been quite sick
for nearly two weeks, but is now re-.
covering.
Mr.. Frederick Paff has been confined
to his home by sickness for about ten
days.
Mrs. E. Della Dixon, of New York, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. E. Thacker.
NJ IS Fannie Smith has returned to
her home in this city, having spent sew
eral days at Occoquan with Mrs. Tyson
Janney, the latter part of last and first
part of this week.
Mr.. Edgar Warield has returned
from Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Reid have re-
turned from Gottingen, where they
have been for the past year.
Rev. n. &. Masters, the recently sp-
pointed pastor of Trinity NJ. E. Church,
will arrive in this city this evening and
will at once take charge of his church.
Rev. S. A. Ball, the presiding elder,
writes that MIR. Masters is a graduate
of Dickinson, an excellent preacher, an
active worker, calm, judicious and de-
voui: gentleman in his manners and
OF spotless character.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-03-26
D. Bendheim & Sons.
NEW LOUISIANA CONSTITUTION.

NEW LOUISIANA CONSTITUTION.
By vote of 95 to 2S, with IL DELE
gates absent, the Louisiana constitu-
tional convention yesterday adopted a
suffrage plan. The session is to be Of
seventy days. duration, and it was
agreed to dispose of suffrage before
taking up any other question. Is took
forty-iive days to reach verdict.
The convention has written into tt g
| constitution section five, which is de-
clared by at least ten Of the leading
| members of the U. S. Senate to be I'M
constitutional.
The suffrage proposition came up
yesterday afternoon. on third reading
and for debate, and it may undergo
some changes, but the likelihood is
that it will be finally voted upon favor
ably, the vote of yesterday morning OF
IS TO 45 indicating the present temper
Of the convention with respect 10 it.
The suffrage article makes voters OF
citizens of the State and of the United
States, native born or naturalized, who
| have lived in the State two years, in
the parish one year and in the voting
precinct in which they offer TO vote six
| months.
The new constitution generally is to
become effective at the beginning of
next year. The voter must be able to
read and write in his mother tongue or
English, and must make his application
to register in his own handwriting or,
if be is unable to read and write, he
must own property to the value of $500.
All who were voters 10 1867, or prior
thereto, and their sons and grandsons
are given the right to register and vote
without any other qualification, pro-
vided, they have lived in the State five
years prior to the election AT which
they may offer to vote, and provided
they shall register before September l
of the present year. Under the same
conditions of residence, persons of
foreign birth who have been naturalized
before the end of the current year may
register and vote.
A poll tax provision as prerequisite to
voting is incorporated in the constitu-
ton, but it becomes effective only after
the next general election in Louisiana
in 1900. In all political conventions in
the State, apportionment or representa-
ton shall be on the basis of population.
These are the main provisions of tho
constitution, which its promoters be-
lieve will have the effect of enfrancbi:-
ing majority of the whites in legal
way and of fredericksburg majority
OF tho blacks in legal way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-03-26
Millions Given Away.

It is certainly gratifying to the pub
lie to know of one concern in the land
who are not afraid to be generous to
the needy and suffering. The proprie-
tors OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have
given away over ten millions trial bot
ties of this great medicine and have the
satisfaction of knowing it has absolute
ly cured thousands of hopeless cases.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and
all diseases of the Throat, Chest, and
Lungs are surely cured by it. Call on
E. l.. Allen, Druggist, and get trial
bottle free, regular size 25c. and $1.00.
Every bottle guaranteed, or price re-
funded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-03-26

ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE.-A young
woman who gave her name as Mrs.
Z.phaiA N. Shaw, widow, aud a ma
i've of Boston, but for some time past
u clerk in one of the government de-
p4rlments, attempted 10 drown herself
hy ilmping into the DOCK at the foot of
Eleventh street, Washington yesterday
afternoon. She was rescued after some
difficulty by bystanders. Being asked
why she made the attempt to end her
If. Mrs. Shaw pointed to letter on
her bodice. The missive was from
William Greenwell, a musician, to
whom Mrs. Shaw said she had been
engaged TO be married. 1t stated that
he had married another woman in Bal
timore Wednesday night. The woman
Was later placed in patrol wagon and
taken to the station house, where she
removed her dripping skirts and tenn
pOrsrily attired herselfin policeman
uniform.
Mss Alice Anderson, daughter OF
Allen Anderson, u bricklayer, who
lives in Anscostia, attempted suicide
Thursday night by drinking laudanum.
Sac was relieved Of the drug by tine
timely arrival of physician. Miss
Anderson is about 25 years old. For
some time there has been trouble be-
tween her father and mother over q
man vino has visited the house and
their quarrels have worried the young
lady. More than once she has endeav-
ord 10 reconcile her parents but has
failed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-03-26

CurRcH SERVICES, &C., SUNDAY
Chris. Church.-Services at IL a. IN.
and $50 p. In. by Rev. Bergman
s. Pad's Church.-Holy commur-
i'm $50 a. III. Services at IL q. m. aud
SOD m by Rev. P. P. Phillips.
GtIes Cpuch.-Holy Communion at
-SJa. II. Morning service at IL a. III.
Evening service with sermon at 7:30
n N be Rev. c. E Bail.
s. uuy's Chnrch:-Mass at Z and
q.3o a. IN. Mass and sermon at II q.
NJ by R-v. Father F. y. Mccarthy.
yespers at p. IN.
Llmaquel Lutheran Church. -Corner
Cameron and Alfred streets.-Sunday
school at $50 u. IN. Divine services at
ESQ p. ~, in German, by Rev. J. NJ.
Eoerriu.
>sroad Presbyterian Chmch.-Sunday
school at $50 q. m. Preaching at II a.
III. and at $50 p. N. by Rev. J. E.
Thacker.
BaDfist Church.-P.e achipg at II a.
N. and 7:30 p IN. by Rev. J. H. Butler.
Trinity Meth. Epis. Church.-Sunday
school at $50 a. IN. and 8 p. m.
S-iyce at II q. m. and 7:30 ?. II. by
Rev. n. B. Masters.
With EpiS Church SOuth.-9:15 a. M.
Sunday school. No services.
IWage Chapel, M E. Church South
Gibbon street near Alfred.-Class
meeting at a. IN. Preaching at II a.
IN. hy Mrs. A. c. Wee cb. Epworth
League service a. 7;30 p. In.
Del Rag Chapel, " b. Church South
Sunday school at $50 No services.
Epworth League services at 1880 p. 10.
Meth. Prot. Mrch.-9:15 a. m.
Sunday school. Services st II a. N.
o1i 80 p. M. by Rev, F. T. Benson.
FIRE. Methodist Church-Lee street,
near Misunderstanding at II 81. m.
sud at 7:45 p. m. by Rev. o. D. Seward.
Meeting at Midland Railroad reading
rooms at 1 p. m. Service of prayer and
Praise with short address.
Aims House service at 8 p. m.
Meade Chapel (colored).-Sermon at
II a. IN.
RoJerts Chapel, N. +. Church (colored)
Preaching at II a. m. and ct 7.30 p. m.
by Rev. William Gains.