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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-11
Gus &lnnnife.
No9 msbr 9oIbiufer 8uriidgetehrt.-
@eitere Mitt6eilungen iibsr bic
Gage i'm noroiI9sn Dorado.

Gage i'm nor0r @sn Oorapp.
SeoftGs, @al6., 10. San. -
As @oloiu6er iinb auf lem 0ampfer
.gitb Of Seattle" bier ungelangt. Sic
batten am 7. December 0dpIoneGitp
berlaHsn uno our9 S9nee uno Sis
iiber oas 9ebirge ben miifiamen
MurI6 unternommsn. 8iele 9oloiuz
der fpuroen unterpegs Don ibnen an
oetroFfen. Qm 2ate Geberge lugen 25
8pute i'm @iIe, bic boppelte Qn3abl
fano:n tie am Safe SugiT4 unb 20 an
bsre 8pote paren i'm 6lufs eingefrOz
rem. Sn 0apionzGitp lit Der PRO
biantporratb 5fpar tnapp, bod feline
!0unQersnotb gu Be ir4ten.
4us cyuneau tommt bic Na3rt4t,
bah baIeI6f 20 @olbIu6er aus Dam
ion eingetroffen limb, rrel&s ertldren,
IS lei teine g1otbpenoigtsit fir bic Ibz
fenoung elmer 6iilfs : Expedition DOrz
Eanoen. 8e3ei4neno lit es jeoo4, Dab
Elm gepiFer Sd. 2aro, Der pegen9iebz
1tdhls bon 9olD1tdub I'M Wert9e ppn
Sn einem 9oloiu6erz2ager am
Genes Riper ltegt Der 18zjGbrtge Wtlz
liam 8prne bon G6icagp, Dem man
6eioe 8eine oidt unter Dem &nte bat
umputiren miifen. Der unglidli4e
mar nit feinem Sntel SumeS 6. Wtuz
guire am 6. DECEMBER BON 9atpion@
GitD itromaufpGrts porgeorungen,
bod f6on nu6 penigen Sa9en began
men 8eioe unter Der fir4terlt4en
&Glte gu letoen. Bon ben erfrorenen
8liebern l0ite ii4 baS 6leii3 db.
QualpoQ I6leppten fi9 Die 8eioen
na6 benz nG6iten @plbIu&er : Eager,
mo elm 5ufGuig untpeienoer 4r3t Die
4mputatipn porna6m, UNI Das Geben
bes iungsn ManneS gu retten. 8nrne's
Shfel mar balb toot, als er bon iet@
mem .31ge in's 8plolano na4Staguap
3uriidte6rte.
Sin Munn, NamsnS S9r0osr. 1T
in einem 9olbIu6erlager an Der Waunz
ouno oes 6ootdmltnqua : Rtper ben
Strapu3en pes Mari6es erlsgen.
$4,000 perbuftet tpor0en mar, entz
laFen peroen mlBte. neil man an
gebli6 i'm @~efdngniB BON 0apIon
feline Nabrungsmittel fir 8efan9ene
iibrig bat.
4m 9eaotpooo : Greet i'm Snnern
BON MlQsfa bat man Elm ungebeuer rel
6es 9oloer3lagsr entOedt, oas auf Die
Sonne Sra einen @srtb BON $4,000
Bis $4,000 BADEN iou. Sieben 8olo~
fu6er, bic am 6. Ottober 2ate 2eberge
perlisBen, iinb iettOem ipurloS per=
f6trunDen. Mun befiir6tet, odB lie
in tenStrpmi 3neQen Oerungliidt limb.
.3pei 8opte, neltbe bic Namen rW6ttz
man" uno Barter" trugen uno 500
9funO 9robiant entbielten, fano man
fii6rerlos in ben 6lutben Des Yuton.
Inter ben 6%eimtebrenOen, Die 3uIamz
men etpa $25O,OOO in 9plo ooer Cab
lunqsunpeiIun9en m%itbringen, beftnz
ben It6 s. 30. &epner, So6n 8urte,
8. 9. Goiep, r5ren9 Gurlep" De
Gorge, s. g.. @rdber, s. s. 9rdber
unD R. 9urprps.
Ileber StaguaD, 4lastd, tommt Die
3unoe, baB Die am 9ogiib 2ute itu~
tionirte Qbtbsilung Der canaoiI4en
9olisei bort feinsn 8Ionoitefubrer
puIiiren lGBt, Der ni9t minOeItens 600
9funo 9ropiant nit ii9 fiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-11

10 pie 10 Die gan3e 2inie entlang uno
bus lit ieoem Offi3ier niltOmmen,
benn audi 0iejerigen, tpel3e ieBt ni6t
unmittel6Qr b~eF0rbert peroen, ridden
BEL ieoer 8atan3 einen S3ritt btnauf,
Der 8ef0rberung entgegen. Quber ben
flint Brigade : @srerdlen errei6sn
d6er nod 16 anoere Qrmee : Sffi3iere
bic Nlterseren3e, barunter 3pei Ober=
iten, brei S6erItlieutenantS, bier WGdz
iors unb iieben GapitGne. &liO 3D.
tan3en pirO'5 i6on ge6en.
en- Der Slotte tpiro AUDI eini9ermd=
ben oufgerGumt perben. Die Qbmiz
rGls 8earoslsD uno Selfri0ge treten
i'm 6ebruar ab, &irtlano i'm SuIi, ST.
Caro i'm Septsmber, Mdttbep5 i'm Of
tober unb Miuer i'm Nopember. Die
@ommobpres Nprton uno 8unce err
6alten bic NDmiral5 : Gpauletten uno
perOen odnr ebenfoQ5 nod i'm Qaufe
oes SSa6re5 penIionirt peroen. 9a5
gibt ifon a6t 81tan3en bier aQein,
urto perI6iebane Gapttdne rpsroen ben
Commodore : Rung fat ii6eripringen
uno na4 tiir3eIter 6riit gu @ontrez
QomirGlen befDrbert perben. Inter
ben b06eren Sia6soffi3ieren treten bic
Meoicul DIRECTORS &iober, 8ogert,
McMurtrie unb Gpofe in ben 8u6ez
iruno, ferner 0irettor 9rit4arb unb
Sniprsttor @oobbuq pom 3a6lmeiz
iterSomt, bic Gbsf : Sngenisure DiIz
fon, 61rmer, Sn3, 4oamion, Gba5=
mar unb StiperS, Contribution 6ooper,
Fopie einige 9rOfefOren uno Gipilz
Sngenieure.
8ermif3te5.
Die i'm Qaroe perbreiteten 9erii6te,
baB &riegsiefretdr NIger am Neroanz
fieber letbe, perDen bier ais ~unbegriinz
bet 6e3ei6net. Der SetreEGr lit, tpie
isin Qr3t ertIdrt, nod nit ben Nd6z
peEen Der Grippe bebaftet, piro ieoo8
pu6rI6einIi6 binnen penigen Sagen
i'm Stunos Ieir, ii6 ra9 irgenp einem
aeiuroen 8unfte an Der &iIte gu 6egez
ben uno bort p0Qige Seilung gu Iuz
den.
Der amerifaniT6e 8eIunbte 9oneQ
gu Ssoul, Gprea, t~eIegrapbirt benz
Staut5bepartemeut, baB bic Wutter
beS &aiier5 pon Gorea am SamItag
geItor6en lit. Sic mar 78 Sabre alt.
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Nbgrpirirn.
Sine 9smit6igung fir ban ameritanis
Iten General : 8OnIul in Montz
real.

Sine 0emiitbigung fir ban ameritanis
ffen General : &OnIul in Montz
real.
Mpntreal, Can, BEN 10. San.
- DIS bier cine @bItimmung ii6er
bic na6gsIu6te 4ufnabme beS bieiigen
ameritanif8en General : &onIuIs
8ittinqer in ben st. Same5 : Stub"
ben p~orne6mIten Club Der St1ot, 81
beT2n Mitglisbern Der gegenpdrtige II.
audi Der friibere9ereral : 9ouberneur
BON Ganaqa, Iopis bic f~erOorragsnoz
ten 8iirger Der St1bt 3Gblen, itatts
fanO, tpurcen fiinf3ig i4pdr3e &u8eln
gegen 8ittingsr u~bgegs6en. 9i: hints
oorgGrger oes 9sBteren, Sol. &napp
BON Nep : 0ort unb 20. 81. &noerlon
BON 8isconiin, parsn gei6GBte Wttt@
glieoer bes Clubs gepeisn. Die yti4tz
Qufnabme 8ittinger'8 in ben Club lit
3petfellos auf einen am Sonnt13 Dor
a6t 3agen in einem Gbicago'fr gl1tt
eri6ienenen 4rtiteI 5uriid5ufiibren,
beTen Sn6alt uusfii6rIi4 an beige
3eitungen te~Iegrapbirt unO BON bieien
psr0ffsntli6t puroe. gfd4 oieIem
QrtiteI icu ii6 8ittinger geduBert baz
ben, bic fran30iiI9 : conabi53:n 8iirz
ger BON Quebec organiiirten einen Sc
Reim6unb, INN cine Gr6ebung gu benz
3psd, GanaOu pon GngIanb unabz
bGngig gu ma3en, ms Bert gu iez
hen.
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&eri@0nert bic 6ranet.
Sic umHdbtbarc Strait ciner rnoDernen @mtSecfrme, Die
Jm9cnS go erltcucrr1 nnS NcrfOrcn chs a"SteDemOcs
9~(cmscrc go pcrlcibcn.

0ieIe @ntOefung, auf pel4e i'd MIDI
be8iebe, lit parbientermaben Icbr popuz
lGr. Sd fam ni4t genu9 oes 9obss
ourii6er iugen. @s lit 9ielss 8arz
ner's Safe Sure. Sd femme cine 9roBe
Qn5a6l 6srporragenoer 4er3te, pel4:
oieTcl6e @o6rne6mung ma4ten, Hno
pel6e ount6ar Die ibnen Don o:sIsr
groBen @ntOefurg gu Shstl g%etporoene
Siilfe anertennen.
Die SuuptqueGe Der S4DnRett lit
polltommene 8eTunbbsit. 9ie1e tann
ni6t geii6ert tperOen, irenn Die y}ieren
pber Die oamit 3uIammsn6dngenDen
Organe ni9t in gebOrigem 3uItunoe
limb. SIT IS Oesbalb ni9t tlar, buB alle
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baltimore @rnit 4 @uarantts 90, gauitobic glos,
Sa1e SCport / Srlf 20, u SoHth-5traBc.
YtarDllnO 5rut 90, u Sout9sStrdBe,
GUARDIAN SrHt X Lcpou %, Z Tzeolocrisotr.
8dnten.
@ationuI Union PANT BON 9taT0Ian0, Ctsfa0titea
Soifrer NN''
mLu,.t'S1 L., a., ,,m rt 10
nornsn ""Tis T5S5sT T""' It S' %
WotionoI NJ t5oni@s; p,rf cHo,t-F4. F,rr,r4.
MN S,,stt,-Str > " PoT;S, glTS5 SS1.s
S,ott GoiTrSr ' 1922 N
Continental Potinror g,rf Porop,f.G4, E6orr,s,
nm @crmansStr, VI : S15iou. Qr5j !
gpcslcp 6just. P1iFrrr ~ "
Farmers II. gPcr6onts E'tioroI parf Vorbp :
IA u,r'L,rHN ,,,n --,.tStr - -
inn.. QrGi & ; Gran, FeifrsTT Inv ''"''
arm. NM gsrror. 80 Qonr,,+r "a -" Cur SsT,S
lr0T gOiTor o. c,iErsr "'"''
Pationol Formers NM PLANTERS, p,rf pororsf.
Nde SnTtbs mn @rT~-n.ctr S1oio s. W1rt.
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Iultirsn, Dor alien 0ingen barauf aufz
merriam, ibre 9siunobeit i'm Nagez
meinen gu beoba9ten, Defenders, ouB
bic QusI9oibungssS rgane in feblerz
lOiem 3uftanbe Iinb. Sd piini4e baz
BEL gu cpnItatirsn, oaB i6 in oieIer
9init9t berporrageno our9 cine Der
gr0Bten @ntbedungen Der neueren 3eit
unteritiiBt tpuroe. 0ur9 ben 9ebrau3
bieIes MitteIs, in 8erbinbung nit
meiner 8emiiRungen, mar i4 oft i'm
Stanbe, gel6Gi9 uusiebenOe, eingez
T9rumpfte unD bor Der 3eit alt getporz
oene 5rausn tpieber ~an3isbeno, 6i6I3
unb fattii9 iugenbli9 gu MAIDEN.
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m 0 g % e
SOr9faIt Oaz
ruuf
tpenoet tperz
ben ioQte,um
es gu erreiz
den, 5
bieIe Srgane
~forgfdlti9 BE-
tpubrt tper=
ben foqten,
uno 10 bic
9eIunbRit
fOroern,
bas Qeben gu
p~erldngern
unb Sugenb
uno S9Onz
belt gu be-
tpa6ren?
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matolo9tit Sobn 9. Wooobur9 BON
Nen=Yprt. Sein 9eIi9t lit aagemetn
iiber bic gauge 2dnge uno 8reite BON
4meritu betunnt, uub auber baB er
our 8erT60nerun9 Der Saut beitrug,
ma er, ais Wunbar5t, Der @rfinoer
Der I6pierigItsn pi1enI9aftlidsn
Sperdtionen. OieIe Speratipnen UNI
i6lieBen pds @eraDema6en BON nib
~qebilbeten NuIen, Die 8erI9Onerung
bon unangene6men Munbformen uno
pisIe anbere grpBe 9ei3idli3teit err
forbernpe MdnipuldtiOnen. Der Dot
tor mar i'm 609itsn 9rdbe erfulgrei4,
bob a0gert er ni6t, offen Die 9ilfe
ein3ueeIteben, pel6e ibm babel BON
anoerer Settle 81 3beil purbe. gr
fagte fiir5li6:
rO6gLei9 i9 Der @erurIa9er mar,
um SauIenben BON 5ruuen bic natir~
Ii9e @90n6eit piaoerSugeben, pel4e
bic Natur fir lie bsitimmte. bic lie aber
eingebiibt 6atter, 10 mub ia geIteben,
baB i9 niemals ba5u i'm Stunbe gez
peIen ipGre, rpenn bas 8lut oteler
S~rauen ni6t in Sronung ooer ibre
natiirli6en 5unttionen ni9t I'M rt4tt~
gen 53uItunbe gepeIen tpdren. Sd
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3crThcrwudcn.

6euerbarii6erung5 : @eIeai6aften.
@fociattO fircmtn'5 (ui. 80. 4 SOUTH StraB,.
RoOal Auf So. 27 Ct=Ralttmort= StraBt.-
@cr5aut & NlnuuiletUrsr5' &ui. so, -Ncralos"
Gcbdu6s
Rational Stre ami. Eu.. NouiOan= UHo y0utcrsStr.
SoparO Fire Uni. 50. 306 @ater=Strabs.
gsutuol Sire 3ui. 90, 39i CtsecriU0t0u= Strabt.
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GiIenlpddren.
=. q. ~. @oums, Gutams uno 6rantltnsStros
5&uggsn unb Banner.
0cbriiOcr Si5cO, 2lS IOros6barIcssStr
8rpcers.
SEQ. G. MtCaiu & 60, 22o @orO=G5arles=S trobs
6ol3 uno &o6Ien.
8cbriOcr @ropn, u 0orOs9ouiOog=Stra
6ddrpddren.
6. CuauOt, GutaUs UHo Gcriugton=S trobt.
6iite unO 9eI3e.
R. 9. 5aplor & 60, > @orO=Galoert= Strube.
Ssupeliere, SLIDER uno plattirte
0udren.
@tIi5 & gro, ) Chs@aIttmoresS trabe.
&leiber.
Qtcs, @srDanocr K 60, 10 Ofsgaltimorcs5ta
8unoeni6neiOer.
| WCg { WrB g Ct=@ultimcrc StrdbG.
Qtnnen unO 0eiBpuaren.
Glurt & Stcuas, PIP 9or0sGbarle5 Strabt.
U{Obeln uno Sepptbe.
Nobn Gurubul, JIM, & 60, IS g9cts@ulttmcrtFr.
9uBpuuren, M}dntel unb S6nittz
Bddren.
9. Solomon { 60, Ytriugtou= uuO SitcrtDs StraBt.
9ferbegei6irre unb &utIden.
$. $. @abtod 81, Il 9Drits6 aDcttcsS troBc.
S6ube.
gtbrioc llrucr, 225 Cf=galtimorcsStr
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&ein Wann in
4merifa bat pabrz
f4einli9 me6r ba5u
beigetragen, UNI Die
Srauen gu berI9o>
nern unb bic MGn>
ner fpmmetrii4er gu
MAIDEN, als Der Der
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Gine GnRzIantr.

Rtber6eao, S. 10. Sanudr.
- 3ebn Dollars Strafe, neil tie einen
damn getiiBt, unO 10 Gage 9aft i'm
GountbS8efdngniB, neil tie bic Sung
geIeIen bon 8eIt Sampton umarmt
= oa5 lit bo3 traurige 9eT9id Der
6raG Daniel SsrreQ, befer betannt
als n9unt6en Serreu," psI4e geitern
i'll bieiiger 9efdngniB eingeliefert
tpurbe. Gbe rSunt4eH" auf ibre &uB=
Expedition ausging, bate lie Ii4 Be-
fneipt, unO 70 fam ss, baB Iie in oQerz
fibelI tier Stimmung i'm Poitamt err
i9ien uno ibre Qrme in Grtaie um g.
$. 8cbger's Baden i9lang uno tbm
einen i9alenben Sub uuf bic err0z
tbsnpe 0ange briidte. Die dnberen
SSungqeIeuen ma9tsn ii9 i9leunigit
aus Gem Staube. S9lieBli9 fam bic
Qiebesouritenbe in bic MetbobiItenz
Stride unb DsrIu9te, iebsn Mann, Der
in ibrcn 8srei4 fam, gu tiiTen. Den
8iiIter jagte lie berum, Bis er fi6 i'm
8eQer einf9lpB. Damn blieb tie bruuz
Ben Its6en unb fang: r@iOe me one tiB
before 3 90"
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Tinan5icncS.

8dntiers uno Wtutler.
Summer & @edcr. % Soutb=S trasc.
Namblctou & 50, 9 Soutb=StruBc.
gciunOcs & RcDluoDo, StOd=GrbuuQt.
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Dit Der 6utnanrl.
Sine couro9irte iunge Gbicugo'erin
elf einsm Gonbutteur gu 9Ilfe II.
f6lGgt 3rpei RGuber in bic 5lu9t.

Sine courogirte iunge Gbicugo'erin
elf einsm Gonoutteur gu 9iilfe II.
f8lGgt 5pei 8duber in bic 5lu4t,
Gbtcagp, 10. Sanuar. - SRI.
Sable Wiqiams, Elm an Der 26. Ctr.
uno CALIFORNIA Gpenue n%obn6aftes
MGo6en, bat ben Ruf Der 9utnaoel
olS 6%rauenrpaffe glGn5sno 9ere6tfer=
tigt, uno oamit 3pet StraBenrGuber,
pel8e ben Gonbutteur zines 8lue s.
GunoSQpe. @aggons iiberfielen, in Die
5lu6t qetrieben, na6oem ite oieielben
f6per oerpunoet Bate. sic 6efano
ii4 oegen 8 l16r 6eute Morgen nit Ell
ner 6rau ais etn5ige 9ahdgiere in benz
0a9gon, al5 pl0Bli9 3pei bertpegene
&erle auf benielben iprangen uno it4
auf ben G~onbutteur Itiir3ten, um i'm
gu berauben. Der 1eberfaqene 3pg bic
Seine, uno Der 8ripnunn brd9te ben
Waggon gum Stebsn, aber er perblieb
rubig uuf Der plattform, pbne Dem
Gonoutteur @pmington gu 9iilfe gu
fommen. Sri. Miatams mar inoefen
ni6t faul. Sic iprang auf uno tad
bic RGuber lpieber6olt nit i6rer 9ut
mabel. Giner Der 8anoiten perleBte
i6r sinen fol6en S6lug in's 8eii4t,
baB tie nube3u gu 8OOen f~tiir3te. 4ber
bic iunge0ame lieB ii4 ni4t einI4ii4>
tern. Sic tad ben 3Guber in ben
baden, 3tpung Jpn, ii4 nu4 riidpGrt5
gu con3entriren, unb tad ben 3peiten
RGuber, Der ii9 nit Dem Gonbutteur
im9anogemenge befanb, breimul nu6z
chamber. Damn tpunbte Tie Ii9 Diez
Der gegen ben eritsn RGuber II. bra6te
i6m Sti9punbsn i'm 9eii6t unb in
Der 8ruIt Bel. Die RGuber paren
3iemli6 Tftper bertpunbet unb 3ogen
ii6 Suriid, berfolgt bpn SRI. 0iqiums,
bic nit ibren Qngriffen ni4t uufb0rte,
bis iie bic &anoiten tdmpfunfdbig gez
madt bate. Spmtngton iugt, baB bic
Rduber minoeitens 20 Sti9punoen
bdbpn getrugen 6aben miifen.
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made bes6dI6 obne llnterI6ieb d1e
Mtdnner ober Srauen, pel3s mid COM
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@nn. nnn Qeih.@eIenihnften

Cooperative Sauiuqs & Goau, POI Ch=9crmarHr.
Mtouumtn;al SauiHa5 X Eoun, @ant oi Baltimore.
National guiloiuQ NTcc., Tj~oclitD=8tbduDc
GauitObIe %l6g. & &0an NNOt., 4Ui YButcrs 5traBs.
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8runoeioentbum unO 0arle6en.
Sruffz S~nmnnnnip'n

G6os. e. SapuQc. T. Cizgerinqtous StraBc.
SS i,rg[, Y Sr 1cIgy 6 MIL Is S Ss.IESr St IN. .
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oynbuitrieQe 8erii6erung.
o.. ~Si.rnrr zofis,n u 100 if=Eansf+s.

Qe6ens = @erii6erungs 9eieG=
i6uften.
1hs Mu;ual gifs 1Hi. So. Don Repsgort, 2I3
@trmau=StraBt.
Uar5lano Gc5cusosri.z 80, 8 Sout5=StraBe.
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s6euBlibe MiBbunDIuns citrs jun.
gen WGn6ens.


g o # o n, Maf., 10. Sanuar. =
Sdcob @barles t6eilte geItern Der Bo=
li3ei in 2pnn nit, baB er duf benz
Wege na9 Salem Elm iunges 6rauenz
3immer in DenNdlbern geFunben babe,
beren 9dnbe unb 6iiBe an einen Baum
oebunoen unb bic benz Spbe nobe 9ez
nefen rpdre. Ra6Dem tie losaebunoen
porben mar, tbeilte bic junge Dame
i6m nit, lie beiBe 4nnie 9binn.b uub
famine aus Sapsr6ia. sic bate am
@benb borber auf sinen 3ug gepartet,
ats 3tpei Wfdnner uuf fie 5utraten unb
i6r mitt6eilten, es ge6e tein 3ug me6r.
sic erboten ii9, lie na9 einem Srte gu
fabren, no tie einen 3ug sr6alten
f0nnte. Sic nabm bus 4nerbieten an,
nprauf Tie tie in ben Walb fu6ren, i6r
6GnDe uno 5iBe banoen unb lie alsz
Ddnn bergetpdltigten.
Die nngliidli4e blieb, nd9oem bic
@9urten ii1 entfernt buttsn. bic aarl3e
4a4t gefeiieIt i'm 8aIDe
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&crIhicocncs.

Qr6ttetten.
q. % girler, 9uiloYs' Gr5uugc.
8uhnz uno 9ampferz9tlete.
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GHOctail.

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Sen, Morb,u. 10 SuDzGbarltsz@trd
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Baltimore 1ruit & Guarantee 60, G~auitoblc gDq
Sale Scpoiit / Iruit 60, l3 SoutbsStraBc.
WurDllnO 5ruft So, II SUUtbsStrdBe
Guardian Gruft & GcpOft 60, Z g.=GOlDcrtsSt r
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next day, but in the meantime some
OF the stage men discovered and ap-
pnprlated the eatables. The Young
lady, when the manager expressed his
regret at her loss, Significantly re-
marked: "Oh, never mind; I'm glad
to get my wheel"
Whether any satire was intended or
not, may be inferred from another ex-
perience the same young lady had.
She has i brother at Everett, and sis
terly affection prompted her to COM
pound a cake with her own hands,
upon which she bestowed her best
skill, to send to him. She took it in
person to the steamer and entrusted
the box in which it had been carefully
placed, t" the purser, with strict in
uncti ons to handle it tenderly" as
1t contained something nice for her
brother. 1t seems that mans inur,isi-
tivencSs, which fully equals woman's
curiosity, got the better of the trusted
official. and he opened the package to
see what something nice" was. Alas!
FOR principle, when subject to severe
temptation. He nibblcd-and fell.
Before reaching Seattle, where the
package was intrusted with like care.
ful injunctions to the purser of con-
Meeting steamer, half the cake was
gone. The other custodian proved to
be equally susceptible to temptation,
and when the package arrived ut its
destination an empty box was all that
remained of it. A rebate was, however,
generously made of all transportation
charges, in mitigation of the double
oflense.
No wonder the confidence of the
young lady in human integrity is
somewhat impaired.
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n the Superior Court for Thurston county. State
of Washington.
August T.. Stubbe, Plaintiff, vs.. Thomas E. Deck
er, Eva J. Decker, Joseph Robinson, c. Lang
ford, Z. 5. Munby, Charles kaler and Charles
Frye, Defendants.
The State of Washington to the said Thomas J.
Decker and Eva J. Decker, defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty days after the date Of the
first publication of this summons tOwit: within
sixty days after the 2ith day of June, 1898, and
defend the above entitled action in the above en-
titled Court and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff and serve copy of your answer upon
the undersigned, attorney Jor plaintiff at his Of
flee below stated; and in case OF your failure SO
to do. Judgment will tbe rendered against you &C.
cOrding to the demand of the complaint which
has been filed with the Clerk of said Court.
The object of this action Is to recover Judgment
against the defendants Thomas l.. Decker and
Eva J Decker aforesaid. for the sum of five hun.
dred dollars with interest thereon at the rate of
six per cent per annum from the 18th day of Jan
uary. lSgS, and for the sum of fifty dollars attOr-
ney's fees and for costs and disbursements in
this action and to foreclose The lien of certain
mortgage made by the defendants, Thomas +,
Decker and Eva J. Decker, TO John S. Boutwell,
and assigned To the plaintiff in this action upon
Lots " {" and one in Boutwelrs Addition TO the
city of Olympia, lots two and three in Giles
subdivision OF lot numbered three of Boutwe ellis
Addition to the city of Olympia; lots numbered
eleven and twelve in block numbered fifty-sevcn
in West Olympia lots one and two in block
numbered sixy-two. West OLYMPIA; also the
ton to the City of Olympia, all of the above de-
scribed real estate being in the county of Thurs
ton, State OF Washington, and to declare inferior
and forever bar all claim of all the defendants.
DANIEL GABY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Wash "' '''
Date of first publication, Jure 81, 1898.
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THE WEATHER.

The Washington Section of the
weather bureau U. $. Department of
Agriculture makes the following re-
port OF weather and crops for the week
ending on the Odd inst:
The long continued drought was at
last broken on the 18th inst. by gentle
rains i'll parts of the Western Section,
which continued on the 18th and 10Th.
On the 2lst there were thunder storms
in portions of the. Eastern Section.
The week was moderate in temperature,
averaging nearly ten degrees cooler
than the previous one. Considerable
clondiness prevailed at the close of the
week.
The cooler weather and the moisture
from the light rains undoubtedly had
a refreshing effect upon vegetation.
Growing fruit was probably benefited,
but the rainfall was insufficient, and
perhaps too late, to improve the con-
dition of potatoes, corn and other late
crops, which had suffered greatly from
the intense heat and long rainless
period. Potatoes had badly wilted,
and on uplands, at least, the crop will
be shortened. Pastures were freshened
a little by the rain, and there were a
few naturally moist localities where
the rains were of material benefit to
all late crops.
Harvesting is nearly completed in
the Western Section, and threshing
just begun. Both wheat and oats have
done unusually we'll, though there
were some complaints of rust and
grain aphis. Hop picking will prob
ably be general next week. Plums
and prunes are yielding fairly. From
the Yakima country in the Eastern
Section carloads of fine fruit are now
being shipped. The weather has been
favorable for harvesting in the Eastern
Section, and more endurable than the
previous week. Harvest is nearly over
in Walla Walla and Spokane counties,
and other localities, and progressing
we'll in the later districts OF Columbia,
Whitman and Big Bend. Reports are
conflicting as to results, and probably
because the different localities, and
even different fields in the same locality,
have not been uniform in their product.
Some were badly injured by heat and
drought, and some escaped injury. A
better explanation has not been given
than that by the Garfield Enterprise:
Zone cause of the wide difference of
opinion among farmers as to the
prospects for yield this season, is owing
to the uneven showing made by the
wheat itself. Many circumstance have
contributed to this result, such as late
sowing, foul lands, excessive rains in
case of low-lying lands, and bad spots
of rust, even on high land" To the
above might have been added, shrivel-
ing from drought and heat, but this is
perhaps included under late sowing, as
it was late sown grain that suffered.
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City Democratic Primaries.

The ward meetings held Monday
night to elect delegates to the County
Convention to lie held tomorrow for
selecting delegates to the State Con.
vention, resulted as follows:
First Ward-N. Ostrander, Frank
McFadden, X. A. Graham, Jas. Dever,
II. r. Hill, LATE Wiley, Fred. Schom.
Der.
Second ward-John Miller Murphy,
Geo. S. Allen, Gwin Hicks, j. E. DAILY.
Third ward-Louis Coons, w. A. Van
Epps, W. J. Frazier. Thos. Maloney,
Harry Rant, j. q. Grimm.
Fourth ward-George Husk, Chas.
Stewart, d. b. Livesey, J. I. Gales, K.
n. McFadden.
Fifth ward--J. f. Connolly, p. NJ.
Troy. j. K. Mitchell, NJ Shields, F. G.
Blakeslee
Sixth ward-James Radcliffe, DIR.
Mitchell, A. p. Fitch, C. P. Giles.