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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
Winterncttrr.
S6nee unO itrenge &Glte i'm Staate
Isp 9prt. - Der 8li35arO i'm
peItlt6en gennIDlpanien.

Sp9tt uIlu IlLtISt Jlulle III Sluute
Isp : Yprt. - Der 8li55arO i'm
peitli4en Penniplpanien.
6aronoc2ate, q. g., 2. Sos
nuur. - Der S9nee liegt beute bier
6 bis 8 3pG tief unb Inn 5 ll6r 6euts
fru6 itano ous thermometer auf 80
@rdo unter y}uu.
&in q It n, q. g.. 2. Sanuar.-
0d5 S6ermometar regiItrirte um 7
llbr beute frii6 18 @rao untar g}uQ.
Der SuoIon lit felt 3ugefroren. 2tuea
2(n3ei6en na6 pirb es in Der tommenz
ben gla6t no9 tGlter, ais in Der leBz
ten.
6Dracuie, q. g., /. San. -
Sin beftiger S6neeIturm to6t ieit
beute Morgen in Der Staot unO I'm
9egenO. 3iige Der Netp gort Gen=
trail unb @eIt Sbore 8abn langten
nit 9eripGtung an uno cine groB9
2ln5abl 2eute bate U}iite, Die Str0z
Bsnbubngeleiie ben gan3en Gag ii6er
iAneeFrei gu erbalten.
Srop, q. g., l. Sanuar. - 9ter
iinO 6eute 6 3oq S6nee gefauen uno
Der gun5s @ertebr lit ge6emmt.
WaIone,N. g., l. San. - Der
I6perIte S6neeiturm Oieier SaiIpn
fegt ieit geItern 2t6eno iiber Den n0roz
li6en S6eil De8 Stdate5 Nep Yort
oa6in. 6ier Iino 18, in GOoperstopn
Is 3oG S8nee gefallen. 9lue perfiigz
barren S9neepflijge iinD auf oeH8abnz
geleiIen in 3bGtigteit.
9piton, Maii., l. Sanuur.-Gin
beFtiQer Sturm, Derbunben nit Regen
uno S6nee unb gefolgt bon elmer fall
ten 0eas, bat gang gleu GngIano
beimgeiu6t. Sn pielen GegenOen bon
MdHa6uiett5, Seem 6ampibire uno
8ermont lisgt Der S6nee fuBbo6 uno
Die BON Burlington, 8t., ausgefenOea
3ugs trafen gr0BtentheiIs oeripGtet al
ibren 8eItimmun9sprten ein.
9itts burg, 9u., l. Sunuar. -
9ttts6urg unb Qlqsgbenp purDen gez
tern uno beute BON einem psrbeerenz
ben S9neeiturme beimgeIu4t, pe.fer
SelsgrdpbenDrd6te, 9GuIer, SroQep5
Il. /. M. arg beIhdoigte. Die Bel
Selep6one So" bat uQein in ben BEL
ben StG0ten einen 9erluIt BON $780,
900 erlitten unD in ben 6end66arten
Counties einen neiteren BON $4,000
@5 piro Wp6en Oauern, bis Die Sele@
p6pnbrG6te pisoer tergeitellt Iein perz
ben. 0u Die 9oli5siz uno 6suerularz
me a6geriiien iino, pirb man it3 emit
peilen in oringenpen 5d0en nit 8lOs
denz uno 9feifen Stgnalen 6e5elfen
miifTen. Die SractiOn GeIeQIAafs
ten narsn fait Den gan3en Gag iiber
6ra6 gelegt uno trlitten einen 8srlult
Don $4,000. Der 9erluit Der 6eioen
Stdbte ge6t in bic SauIenoe. 8iele
llnfdue ereigneten ii6, gr0Btentbeils,
neil 9aFanten BON elettrii6en GeIs
tunosord6tsn gstrOffen puroen. 3u
ben t6otli9 9erlsBtsn ge60rt Der 2lilis
itent i'm itdOtii4en 8etterburedu yas
than g. GObp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
@cmmitcrtc SleiScritOffe 5m mbertuai.
tiacnScn RcSuftiUnen.

3u I2!c 1000 %l-o. 5aatD ROlair 6b'ds
RltiDerftoiie in ,Sdw1r, ru1 99ci6, @ldu ugo
5tnpar,, &raun un0 @8Ua8; irii5trsr 9r;is 25t.
8eoujirt dUi l2lc.
t}u 19c. - 5000 Ilros isbr :it0antt Stl0e EHo
gRole 9our.ttss in .Sill Gar Gtamiut 6btds" NM
urosrsn @opildts GjcD:b.a; totrteu 29t &tOu3irt
AMI l9c.
gu 25c. - G00J UIro3 40=i0aigsr qauiipca'n:r
uuO StiNe uno g3ou, FlHtn Aouiidt5=v SuitIHls;" :"
f,rntr bodprtif7t StO; Hno gSolleaPldiOs; QsScs
rer Dir in Oiii,r Suiiou ME uuter 45c. pro SdrO
i'm S,tail psytauit wuro;n. &touiirt auT 2jt
i}u 30c. - 300 Nlros 4OsiouIGtr bis 43ziolI9tt
orobartiosr tul.jialsr, irlui0iibtr uuo osutib;r
importirt.r RoU,tds R!.rorioic, Dclt: ein; iUcite
4usluabl uou prddJtiG,H Ytuit'rn uno iSarbsn ums
iaii,R: 93lursu, Die fur 15t. oer!auTt purotu G:E
oulirt dui ,Ht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
3n Sru 6aien arlflittet.

8tctpria, 3. g., 2. Sanuar. -
Na6ri6ten aus 6OnOIulu, 6apaii per
9ampfer ,Wiopera" meloen, CAB 200
tur3li6 bort aus Portlano, Or. ang@z
tummene 6aB Bier BON Der 3oa6ebOrs
be in ben Safen au5geleert puroen.
Ods 8ier fanD teinen QlbIaB uHO yiiez
manb pollte oaber bic 3Oaabguben auf
bdifelbe be8aAlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
s6par,e stOTc 9reile uernid,tct.

}u 12lc Gtlua 2010 YarOs ieusr b,ritbmt,u
gaHjpoa:gsu bparjcH &envsttas. g8:yotn bsu,e
Cuspsrfluit ju l2!t
81 Z9c ~ StHds Az }3a'9S 9anj@ol;a; 9So:
lui 29t.
81 33c--G0 Stiidc 46-J0aia. i&pari: c,mptral
Ssyles; tbltiddyliber zRoittHpr:is 6Ot. re-
Oujirt AMI 3jt.
3n 29c - 40sj0ags 5acquarosg:ptb:; tOftstn
jyt
8u 39c. - GanjpOamt sng!iibs 9iBarOs; toft,s
ten 6jt.
81 4sc. - 45=I0aig, stiOcappysirt: omristtas;
toit;tsu 7jt
81 5ac - 50.j0lgt Stio, Mattlaii. 6r:yuns,
Die lc5s RoUtGt iir iepardI. &lsiOr0de; p;rtb 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
Schtc 0c(Siuddre1t.

81 81 93. = Ned" Stlrfs mt 10 SblUanl:n,
Ddrtu s.. RDujirt 3u $l.93
,}u 81 IS. - 5hte Badger Rtd-SCaris" nit 10
Stbpdn3tn ipar,H 81, Rtoujirt ju $40.
81 $3.9S. Seine bpar}e DldrOerpc3= Roas,
iuirsn -. 3gOuiirt 3u $3.9S.
L}u $69S. Gbtt Wauorpsi Ntd Sc1ri3 nit
3atuysRppi unO 10 SdDdnjsH iUlrtU $40 Gtou=
jirt i'll S69S
3u $5.07. - Glsttriitt S.cburos REF jzEOnar,t=
tes iparen $40. NerdbQ2i;Rt aui $5.g7.
}u $500. - TS:Iuits t!sitrjibs SssbuHO5 9tl3=
Gularttt.s 10 3On brett; iparsH s. 90 so:rabJetst
al 500.
,3u $50 - Eat: braunc @aror= QtlisGoQarctz
tes; mareu $500. @:rabQ:i:Bt au SS.gS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
Gan; id,libtc &lciScritpffc fiircbtcr
lid, int 9rciIe rcou5irt.

39, @aujpOlcnts Samsntnd. 8soujrt aui
25c
50t. u %aro breitss 0amsntu5. Rsomjrt uuf
33c
40c GIN;wOlsnt SsrQes. 3eouIrt aui 25c.
75t WlHjuOptHs Otut6s 1:url:ttas. 8couirt
aui 47c.
$l.u f5rluj0iidls lsop!ius 80ujrt aui 5Sc.
81 Ottoman GOros. @srIbasisEt uui 59c.
Sl2j Grlp OG!ss. osrabg:itSE Gui 67!c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
6cl>e1tbere 8res.,
25 m,,o 27 Scrir9tOmftrafsc+
Griter jabrltGer NnSOerfauf
TIT Den lleuem N0Ocn.

4uspertaufenD sTgn &etoff @orrat2 nit abou N}tB
aung @erlutes uusperfauao ale Seon 6add lGer
In 9rein ausperfousnb Dem mmenn Guat Separtemsnt
ale odets @apes uno Beige pob unter ibrem nn gngro Ger
tie ausberfufenb ale 4re qrpBen Notonz2aosn
uusbertaunb @ptBengaonen uno 9Ortn fooa Ou3tn
9reiI in Der 8e Des 9aues ME mas @i=
DIES gegeni6er 9eIteut pOroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
=. So]Qrll8,
CIR. 5O7, 21Oro>@ap-Str.,
Bier Sbiircn UbcrbGlb bcS Marftee.
Grpfrr ImlaruusS 9crtGuf pon SIetetrhrnrn'
Selrrnifpffcm. SSvnrcfen, Stepprf6'n'
Sptscmz esnretmen u.irU, rcr Eager
Nnfuakmc pcrbcrscbene.


gartis Or. /. - 9titebt aus 33ieH, ttintI a1niz
noIfnsn. idj.idt.n nm Rou..tp- Rl.ioertoTtn &H
oititm Nfurtimut fnoeu Sic &t;iouz N3tty'li:Gn
i'm getrtbe MN DC. bis 81 pro Olro. I'm os.ls
m;u btutt III inherent Haocn pro Y1ro ~.
Qart;. Gr. ,. - g.ft,5t aus ausO8sidlnsttn Alus
ftrn farrirttn uaO 9oo:ltpz5ii,itu, &itaoty ga
briiuten Eisit gGlurcn iuO pOn oopptitT VU.;:
mp E:isrn ;!tQaNts &aOuugshiidt urlpU'H1'9
bon l2st bis I5c pro 9aro p:rfluit, b;att a..
III uuitrsm GdoeN pro %lro Tur :. 20
fst oarib;r bc'm G.itu o:its Ao9nut;s u11
isoss Stld Uou fsiu.r importirt,n &le!S;rioIItE
btit,bsnO aus 3D,iilr5iQeu 6ifct::u. Soureitt5.
ber BON 50t. bis 624c. gro 9aro uytauit
wurO.n, bsuts in uuiirtm ElOtN pro0dro ur "oc
Rit. pon 10 NlrOs &GioTmut;rn, .>implaH
bette Qe0rudttu EGlicos, IN bubl1tH dHsGtlu9stl
UuittrU Der 9Strih Oistg 2Hldrtu poHl S'ud ~
7lc pro NdrO. Sin RlstN,cmuncr pcH 10 80
YlnrNs h,ltt IN uni,rsm NlNsn iur 3Dc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
Gdmeu=GnneS.

81 So 10. 2ameu itut %traban GudsGap.s,
lpartH 81. ReOujrt IN s.. 20.
81 1915. 5lmsu sc1te iejO.ut QlTid S::z
buuosz6apts, bubicb nit &orts bci'Bt, mit gsglsu
UHo Qslj siNlsilBt, ludrM ST.. Rtou}irt gu So 10.
81 $4.75. SaMsu Qan3yoltHe Gsri.ps6apss,
par,H $50. &toujirt i'll $40.
gu S5.4S. 6bts SGt's Seul 0iUih Sau:ns
Gap:s, nit GiS: uuo Set b:isEt, iopjc [bbct 9elj
psrbrdbmt: ipaIcn $50. DrabQ.icGt AMI $5.45.
,}u $G0S. Nuericjuitt Sal Nliiib SlmW=
Gapss, sdtc HOuOpnsr IfarbuHQ, utu:s 5dcou, nit
Gmpirs 8udm unO NIT tcbtem WarO;r Qeli O:rs
brdbmt; lDar:H $lOeD. SSsrabgtitBt aUi $O9S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
Jo(n C. gri6(e.

Scbt ium neum Sabre. Q0ir SnHftn ms
iern G0untru fir osrcu li0crole llntcrs
itiiBuug uuo be5lltpiiribcu uns itI5t
iUsoen bsg crfolqrci3eu 98cibna3ts Scs
i6dits. llnicr 3ablunQ5 =Spitcm fir Die
roibe SIbicrtiQuuQ eiur Qrobtn an3o6l
Rdufcr. nm biciclben nibt bc'm g8cbielr
oes GelOes oocr 5crtiQtcluuO Oon 4a1utn
purteu III laTtu. mar Elm CROKER Grfola.
Ii6t cine cin,ias RloQc, nibt ciu ciujiaer
Srrtbum. Sc0cr iUuros 3u uuierer Grcu0e
3uiriencuocicqt ylsuiab:5 zSeibcute bitttu
G5:cQeubeit sur GriuiOcruuq BON erpisicncn
decentralization. oa6cr mir iuas Sic
piinitcr? Ccr 2ootu lit QefHlt nit @unOs
ibubeu, S6mgdiaacn, Silbtr WODitdttn,
9eSrripaarsu, Gcric.s mn Salcieru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
OOlOenbcrg SrOS.,
suiid1cn 9bcrtb GbarGcstraRe
25 umo Serin9tOm=strai 25 lttto 20
@eransgabuns bon ie6sSig SaAiemo NmtBeilen
"4lniteHsG Grarttn,tsGn." uum 4tttshmra, aa.,
5aniprOssntse bebOrsugte Gnmnatbe attim.


Bawrrth $50 prn @ntbe Sbi0enn ablbar i'm anuar Suit
uu
Sanuar
q =
nes
a
ocuiFr utrd
anrt Sraor &5lHTnG nno aHoTG m
II NIT
oubesn
!
sr:bsu"sof"' da6t5H6 5snan grF@auno S78&%
Gro s tsa fmsss Hf ta5 fhuf q5no &SsSG&
Gbboai da $5O0n6N
ub,rbu uu.G in II tom a Of
porh n Gompaan 7uDt
prOu in a
@ti: uebTIbu
D fn
Il
u Gatmtt9s |uslcInm
bic
Obu
Mlcrauncr SrDmn & SDbne, Baltimore, Nb;
lmcs a. S6bnc, $Utsburg,
Cen @02I2A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
SpiBcn= =Gtnroincm 5ur @alftc reS
Sriainnl=SrciIcS.

6cut. iDtr0eu iuir hilbt 9yaay'. 9lott.E9baM Itu=
tier Don SpiB,u= GlrolHeH, 81 9Iros lang ttu9'NH;
Rauttu. @riifisler SeiiHs. aStute III unltftm a.,
Sa0.u fir tu bll6ss Valr "3c.
81; blbiu oil 9lusUah inter irGtuo D'I0tu til=
semen gadrcu pom SpjFm=NlrOintH Die urlpIun1=
einaefabtt Fortsu 81 Wlros lana prddDtJJe giut,r,
ertrd byeit, tju &lrGaiu. IN unitrtm S3oeH o,
pro glar iitr 7oc.
llmtrc dmmtlid. $225 Bis $2.7j Nottn9bam
Spism=@arojHcu, prdctlQt Saius iur %uspIb!;
3 TlrOs lang btrrlbs T1rr!n Gtuittr.
Su uui.rtm yaoen vro Quur iijr S I'D
1875 rtibs isiOtue S;rbp IdpIntrjs NorlIrcN
init umtluppbarsH 9OlaHts, oben uuo uHttn MI
ifranieu ptrtbsu, crtra brett, 6mpirtSgtus ,,,
usr, bsuts prp Qulr SZhO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
58. Sabrgang.
Ncntc Gntacacnnnflntc

Scrtc Gnt9cgcnnabmc
Sbrer Huitrds fur SieuEsen bel unIerem elettTiien
Suiiem Der 8uotosrGpbts, uniere SpeSialItdt.
%d,pne Sdrbcncftee. II fir 81 o..
Iegdute Sabiuet SpprnrctteS, u flr 81 90.
2cbcnseroRc Ncrtrnits BON So 90 auilpirts.
Sinner Sticer. ttine &rtraz Soften.
RrobsbiIoer. Sohldbtet uuo Suirieoe aitelluHe in
9tdiare sSdilfe elcftriid,cm Ateiier,
d rt Rl1IldinU Scfe Gutans Unc
~AA 49, TranFlInffrnfc.
nsuie off,n pom llbr GOrsens bis ubr GbeHoF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
Samcn-lInterscua= =Scpartcmcut.

Samen=lInterscu =Scpartcmcnt
30 9uB,no f.in Csrippte Sam:n @tntItiotr
Sise Qsripptm 9ejutltjOcr lOuroM urlpruHgID lur
2jc Ocrtluit. gut pemabt, oorju1lI3s SS'rz
barrie tsnt t'. aan, polsns ibarla8rOt5: 2amtH:
SejHil:jo;r, aiortrt' GroBtn. San aubtr1;poDnI1@
urobsr Bargain ttr 5Stn., UtIae i6aTtabrotRt "a
msHs3suttIO'r ju fauttu DUubu UrlptHH9ND
BON 7jc. big $l.j0 rsrtauir. otuit IN u"ts M
rem SaO,u iur 3oc
l8oll:n. Romt,sbaars otrrm llutsrbtmotu MD
lluterb0im. sin ipsjG:ltr Bargain III NsrreH 4Jz
t:t.ln. 2isi:s lluterjsug tDurot 0!tault, nm lur
sl.00 pro An}ug Csrtauit lu Dsrotn. un'T oo,.
9rtis fir Gcute i. "'c.
9amen=SaIbentiihcr.
iSsju: ausgc,adtt qtiidte 2amm laibmtub'r
ilrn,r 2amen 5aidantiibr nit &Hjtalst. d'cG:
Diusr, lsbt pom auseq5u I'M Sbluttnrtr
b:i6muBt. i5rtb:r:r 4vtjs 12te. biz ljt,
SnScr= =9Hamtcl.
f,ius iar5tgt S0uc.csRuOr-M -M6ut:l, reid nit
Qsj btitBt Gr5Btu p bis 30, III braun
grim, GlyUtt - 90uds. sBrt5 500 iHT .o
'''5 Gin; qtnitio. cci,o,u5ttt tar o.ntc nm Ii9'n
Wosy=Wlntsl 81 &brt cIgtntu 9rtAtH Ju tauItH
9OuclczEffctte RiuO,rs. .dHt.l, bu5ib nit SIgs be-
isBt u aiortjyttn GGrbeu, eroB:H | bis
Sabre; uriprilnqlcb ftr $3.50 ptrtautt, b;us 90
sit ' babsn ii. guslUabl inter iro,aO rD,i8tn lar
biQ,a &jnD:rz rzUdutsu III unieg.m Aoduis. Ntutlt
aus uanj lDo-:utm tarrirtm 5n@ Nno nit i5iibitm
SraCtu elegant nit SiBs btitEt; amber: in @out.ts
Eiietttn, nab Der ulsrnCueitH utoot dugtTtrtlG!,
VrpStn l bis SABRE. QoFTIU UCu 500
bis 500 uutluit, btuts fir $2+4
Samcn=8leiorDGe.
Qra6tise ibDarj bro1aorts itiNp; Eamtn=
Rl.ior0d: i10ue uusqsujts Utuiter, taO,Iz
los plicuO, ueusfe 5acous, ptrtb $50.
Sam.a altiorode aus q,5lumttr 8riajautus,
DoutdUois Qsi!itttrt, Samm,t StoBlum,
taOslloie SucoHs S22j p,rtb bsutt tttr SLID
SameU= Rlej9rOit uus itblid)tEm Ntohajr, Gut Q,s
mabt pOltauoig Geiitttert. Gin 9roBr
SdrquIu. g9trtb $3.50 A0euts Tllr 81 'SS
6jroBsr 9trflui pou lRuslu NaMtu=lGtcr3suG.
QoundnoQts gliortimtnt Don u,ulu Ge0liN:tsitos
b;n, o;mosH uuO llHterboiEn, Elm gyoBts AutOpIru
Der Qrtie.
5otben empfiuatn mir eu utucs 2liiortimtut p0r
pydbtQtu DtuittrH in lGldun&ttt A1aust!toerI OLE
C-o6:a, bis sur Suc QtiEttert; iUIlIlrttr
JtiidsU. Sin $l.0OzArtigel. Sir b;uts 16c.
GcgcnIdbirm= SpcSialitat.
26sj6llqt Samsr 8tQiuidirmc nit 9s,sonRr
6ongo= INN 9taturtod 8riti:n: NIT eugtiattr'gtris
muttsr, idbltrut StlI9.H, paragon @:'ttl, nit
9tiidcr Sin Sl.oosIrtitcl. Sir btut; sic
fir 81 20
(51ui molten, Gabmtr, GamnsN&tts, 25t
ptrtb SCtute pro QIur l2c.
Sans poutuc Gaibmcrc Sam,u=lRtt5 l9c.
utrtb. Ntuts prO 9dur . . . Zoe
J.CO6Orus, n.,Sso; SS? ST.,
Sbnren oberbalb Selairs MART.
Der saren feIieat ieSem abens nm "a lIbr.
.Ex..a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03

entiernt tbatIaalid jene Giuaea
uno SOmmeriprOHen psI6e Die
ldSnte OeFataiar6c tntiteaeF
unO 0eTdtsr BGBljd MAIDEN, StA,
in anOeren 56tlen gtOOrac peibs
Iider Sdldnbeit iein WirOsn.
Die OaaegeH rmpiublenen Gus>
msties OerOefen uaO DergrOBerH
nur Oie SSebler Oe5 6eit9ts nnS
Der 9GnOe, paBreaO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03

sStG's @dar> ltttS 2Sarts9dr6e,
i6iuar5 uocr braun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
Hcncn5d,irm.S .Sncsinlit1t.
J.cu5Orus, a., ,qao; SS: ST..

Der saren iebIieat ieSen abcnn nm "a llbE.
2anIftaas duSaenummen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
Starbcn ben Slnmmcntnn.

Sa6s N}itglieOsr einer 0eutif:n 6u@
mile in i6rer brarnenOen Wob@
nung umgetommen. - Sin ite5en=
tas U}itgIieO pa6rIGeinli4 tootz
IiG) DsrleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03

8prIaBe, in unisren 8emiibungen uno
9offnungsn bsItGrfen. 9unt Dem un>
slIdiitterlihen Settle Der Gtnlgteit,
lptldsr itet5 i'm Rut6e Der W&d6te ges
berrT4t bat, lit es gelungen, zen 6rtss
SEN troB barter PrOben gu erRaIttn. "
PaPIt 2e0 ceIebrirt fetne e
0iomantz Meiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
9SrYtcr 9ebe6nlittbi9t.
Mub um GntibulOisnns bitten.
Stcicnigcn, iucid1c icincH Prptcft Der
&rcic iibcrmittcltcn, IDllen por
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The herald., 1898-11-02

Judge M. T. Allen, A. w. Ryan, r. W.
Burnham, Maj. Ben @. Truman, Geo. E.
Bouton, Maj. w. G. Wedemeyer, Maj. p. F..
9. Klokke, f. X. Rule, Jas. F. Towel, Chas.
s. Gilbert, L. e. Mosher, John Bryson, ST.,
Gen. K. p. johnson, +. Sabichi, A. L..
Wright, r. H. Howell, p M. Greeny God
frey Holterhof, jr., 0. I. johnson, w. =.
Gardner, +. p. Flint, DR.. j. H. Davisson, j.
s. Slauson and w. G. Patterson.
From the residence, the cortege, escort
ed by detail of sixteen infantrymen, pro-
ceeded to Washington street, where elec-
trio cars were in waiting to convey those who
were on foot to the cemetery.
Arrived at Evergreen, the ritualistic serv-
ices of the Masonic order were impressively
delivered by Worshipful Master w. Z.
Rowley, followed by Commander G. b.
Copelin of Stanton post, No. 55, and as the
last rays of the setting sun glinted through
the trees the casket was lowered to its
fiower-bedecked resting place, to the even
ing song of the wild linnet and the twitter of
the blackbird. The little sprigs of ever
green, the Masonic symbol of the immor-
tality Of the soul, with the emblems of pur-
ity and love of the G. A. R., were dropped
into the open grave, and the solemn for
malities of the order were concluded with
this last sad tribute of affection to the
dead.
The guard of honor, composed of sixteen
infantrymen of Company +, Seventh regi-
ment, U.S.V., commanded by Capt. Winans,
fred salute, and Bobby Burns, chief musi..
clan of the Seventh regiment, sounded taps,
which concluded the ceremonies of one OF
the most impressive funerals ever held in
this city
The herald., 1898-11-02
THEY'RE FALLING AWAY
Regular Meeting Of the Pioneers II
Caledonian Hall

marked President w. II. Workman, of the
California Pioneers, petulantly humping
the floor with his cane. Somebody pro.
pose a resolution to stop this dying! Three
Of us died last week-three in one week, sir
nathy, '53, and Mrs. JOHN L. SLAUGHTER. Hei '5S !"
The Pioneers like to assemble and COM
pare gray hairs and recall absent times and
comrades. They were all strong and young
when they came. Now none are young,
some few are strong, but most of them are
bent under years; some are rich, some are
poor poor ~ At At each meeting Sg they are fewer
meeting one or two who grasped hands last
President W: H. Workman presided last
evening, and Secretary j. M Quinn was
present. There were applications for mem
bership by J. F. Holbrook, Richard Egan,
Hon. I: j. Rose, Mrs. E. Brossmer and Mrs
Mary Franklin.
Miss Francisco Martinez sang Spanish
song, Eel Tormento," delightfully."-. Mrs.
DR.. Wise accompanied her on the piano.
Several old-timers lifted up their voices.
DR.: X. D. Wise sang "The Maid Of Dundas, "
and received applause. Hon. L. j. Rose
sang '"Would I Were a Boy Again" making
Yarnell . ne love song with ludicrous
ending. Mrs. Shepard gave piano solo.
Miss Ella Lane recited Little Etta's Colored
Boy" Claribel Gordan recited "The Bald
Headed Man. Mrs. o. L. B. McGaughey
rected "rhe Old Man and Jim" Mr.. Bar
rows read sketch of the cold Kentucky
Pioneers" written by the late Stephen G.
Foster.
J. W. Gillette, j. T. Burns and H. D. Bar
rows were chosen a committee to draft reso-
lutions of respect for the late H. T. Wiley
and W. B. Alternately.
The herald., 1898-11-02
Navigation Closed

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 1.-Navigation on
the upper Yukon river between Dawson and
the lakes has closed for the season, and all
the river steamers have gone into winter
quarters. Thirty Klondikers, who left
Dawson October 10 on the steamer Flora
arrived here today. They report that the
Flora was the last boat to leave Dawson
The Yukon wis filled with running ice, and
it would be impossible to make another trip
Frank Sullivan of Mexico, Mo-, reports
rich placer on Thistle creek, about twenty
miles above Stewart river. A number of
claims have been staked out. One man
is reported to have taken out sixty nine
ounces of gold in four days 1t is about
twenty-five feet to bedrock There will be
quite an exodus from Dawson as soon as
the river is sufficiently frozen over
The schooner General Siglin arrived here
today from Cook inlet, Alaska, with about
forty miners. They confirm the wreck of
the sloop johnson and the drowning of nine
men. Although searchers have watched
the beaches of Turn Again arm, no bodies
have been recovered. Among the passen-
gers was the Elm City Mining company ex-
pedition, composed of six men, headed by
P. G. Rhodes. E. W. Smith, Walter Miller
and M. E. Skinner and wife of Albany, N
Y, who unsuccessfully tried to dredge gold
on the Belugar river, also returned.
The herald., 1898-11-02
Mail Matters

WASHINGTON, Nov. Ia long and in
teresting report Of the preparatiorNof our
postal service in and around Santiago de
Cuba has been submitted to First Assistant
Postmaster General Heath by Postal Agent
Kemper, in charge at Santiago.
Mr.. Kempner shows that on June q, be
fore the landing of General Skaters invad.
ing army in Guantanamo bay had been hall
accomplished, agents of the postoffice de
partment had opened postotfice IN the
abandoned headquarters of the Spanish gar
rison IRaiQuiri. The first postal agent as
signed to this duty; Eben Brewer, laid down
June the pioneer army mail from Cuba tC
the United States was put on board the
dispatch boat Dolphin. Three days later
nearly three hundred sacks of mail were de
livered at Baiquiri, more than half of it ad
dressed to the volunteer regiments in the
Fifth army corps, then on their way to the
fighting ground.
Postal Agent Brewer determined that thi.
mail should be delivered at any cost. Find
ing it impossible to secure any transporta
tion he bought a horse, hired a Cuban will
a pony, loaded both the animals with mai
sacks and, with the Cuban for guide, start
ed through the jungle for the front He sue
ceeded in delivering his mail and then re
mained four days longer under fire, aidin,
in carryingfthe wounded from the field anC
in attending them in the hospitals.
Upon the surrender of Santiago the Span
ish postoffice in that city was taken posses
sion of by the United States postal agent
The services of the Spanish director (whC
carried a modest payroll of nearly $ll 00(
per annum) and of ten of his clerks were
dispensed with and the office was put on 2
United States footing.