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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-20

Sn nj 6reibt
6a6ercom an Ieine8ldtter-glaubt fat
fem MenT6 mebr, baB @uba iemols
unabbdngig peroen miro, uno CUR
@9unoe bes 9ublifums lei es geIa9t,
@ierfinftel bef1eiben b~erlangt Die Nnz
nerion bon @ubd Dur9 Ylebiscit, tpenn
es 1i6 in Der u~nitdnbigen @eiIe maiden
1dBt, ngetpaltIam," penn es latn muB.
Wir Tino ia audi in Der Gage, Die Nnz
merton gu er5pingen uno tie gu begrinz
ben. Wir Iinb berpfli6tet, unIere 8iirz
ger fir ibr auf Guba beI4Goigtes uno
srni9tetes@igentbum gu entI6doigen.
Das ioQ ungefdbr $20,O00,000 erforz
bern. Cuba tpGre bann perpfli6tet, Die
Observation-Disclosures bon gngldnz
bern, OeutIden unb 6ran3oie en- gu Be-
fr%iebigen, pobl du6 ebenio btel mebr.
Dieie 3pet Summen, iopie bic Soften
Der Sffupation, niirben na6rI6sinli9
cine Summe ausma6en, bieGubu nt6t
nls S6ulb auf Ii6 nebmen tOnnte.
Solten ba bic rbelibenben alaRen," ,.
+. bic Steuer3ablsr, fi6 nidt Gieber fir
Mnnerton ms 3eug tperfen 60 Dtrb es
pobl tommen; man brau6t nur ettpas
@ebulb gu BADEN unb Gu6a 1pirb an
nettlrt iDerben.
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S~eriammlungS~ Mn3etgen.

N~7se WearpIanesSddereSer ein
@eute. BEN 20. Nlui, NbenDs s llbr, Or
tra=9 erianr1uluuQ in Ntiobarot's 0dlc, gtr. 323,
99sitGQrattaStraBs "a itbtr oit Nustuubl cincs
9trialnmluugs=Sotale abqeitimmt pirO, iiuO ale
Wit9litoer criubt, ju tri6tiutn.
&pnrae Cesel. 8rdfibsnt;
tl39-40) Nug. Bost, Setret6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-20

|NE4tEDSFWt4I 4penu..
SER ia6nt unD b,qu,mt Qdrt iHr g'rttHt, Sogs1
u. /. N. fir 9ituics, Sommtrna6tss 6ttt Il. 10.
2ibsralt 8teinSuHgtH.
MusuH @trprr, GtssEtbumsr.
-GghaA 2UltN
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Ytanos unO Srgeln.
Gitt 0nteS Vt1no.

Su eiusm uraercftntn 9teiie uuD Den btttH
Der Contribution qlei6tonlmtno, fno pie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-20

Sur G6arattertttt Mc e
&inleD's unb GlepeIanb's betBt es in
elmer Goreiponben5 Der nWeItl. PoTt:"
Plus Wc8inleb's gerbalten ldBt Ti6
nur Der S9luB 3ieben, baB er re6t
apantelmiitbig lit. @s unterliegt teiz
rer Sruge, buB es inn an Der fir Elm
Staqtspber6uupt 10 not6penbigen Sc
ftigfeit fsblt, mas Ii6 Iebr Iet9t nit
benz 9inpeife auf isin 8emii9en, in al
len Oingen i'm Slime Der OffentIi9sn
Mfsinung gu banbeln. erfldren ldBt.
Mc3inIep 1T in Der 8e5ie6ung bas Sc
9entbeil bon 8roDer @lepelunb, Der Ti6
betdnntli9 teinen 9fiffsrling I'm bic
Dffentli4e Meinung fiimmerte uno
f6eerte, ionbern Itets ieinsm eigsnen
aopfs Folgte. 8eibe BADEN unrs6t.
9os &i9tigs liegt, nie 9ep06nli6, 10
aud bier, in Der Wfitte. Sin prGIibent
fpq bic DfFentli6e Meinung, penn Ite
1i6 nirfli9 betunbet, audi reIpettirsn,
a6er er muB bod audi einen &opf fir
fiA baben. Glspelanb bat sSiasto qez
ma6t, neil er gar gu bjdt0pfig mar,
Mc4infep tpiro Siasfo MAIDEN, tpenn
er nur INNER nu9 Der Dffentli6en
meinung ousI6aut, bsnn bann 1pirb sr
fat ME tpifen, mas oieielbe pirtli6
fpiQ."
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$3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-20

Gs turb plosli6 am 18. 9tui 1899, 81 i9r
RotntittuQs, oeHrietta Stempsl, 9tltebte 9aIl..
2ebens. Die 9eerOiquue finoet mor9en,
Sonntoq, ben 81. Mai, 2 lt6r Na6mittaQ:5, pom
ibrer leBteu WobnunQ, 3r. 500, Mct.EeriH9ton
StraBe, aus auf Der p2ouoon=9arfsGsmeterD| n9'l.
0siickmnn hrinntim L4Ol
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3Gnnte u11O 3fanaet1.

Gru9t= unO 3ter=gdume, prd6tigts @%fortiment,
iopObI fremOe, ME einbtjmii3e 8arittdteu. Rata
iose gratis. 9dume p,rDeu in Der StaOt uno Otn
ibuIcn in Ealtimors=Gouutp 9rgbtn I'M 9lrtau,
9r. 2l7, goro=Gulpert=Stra 3. o. gor 405.
(lpril13, 1Ytt Q9 III. 6 Or { & S6bne.
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r3pDal Slue Cine
uadl Gbilaoelphia uue Hcrp- 9lprF.

NI, 3H9t pcram init Qiutiasyj6t b:l,a5t4.
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ta9s POI Na@mjttog5.
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81 g.0bts OuUr 900 g&,.m,u1tor aub1lttHDI. -
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~, op.l'7a95em @l3 l~Sp.feD3a2orl $40
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NUum1n A. D~}UltG=3t9s, 500 lSpgjcpaG1ou0,
500 Ab,no5 uno j2I g15t=, Duur IN Wilmington
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g'abmJtta8s. @u Scuntagcn 945 8orm''ta7s uus
j.3u VatmittaQs.
TAD l9Jubttr, 800 l0.j5 @ormittc0s, ALB,
l4}0 WddmittuQs.
RAD bagtrs;oDn, $40 9oymittugs, ,Al5 wi0
!430 Wahmjttdas.
gba6 Wt. @trD uno 3Djidcrtatioucu an Nodms
taQIu, 80 Y|lorQcus, l25 43O, $50 NltmittIG=,
$50, lilo Nbtu95. Sonrtaos 9.45 Qsrm,tf19s,
80, go NM lilo NbtH0s.
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gems, l2j. 4.30, 80 g}admittaQs, go uu0 lilo
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lilo Nbsn0s.
Rad Curtis ga5, an 0od,utaacu, C2s mo-s
otHs. &cgloBt Curtis Ban, an Wohsatl8u, sd
GadmjttlQ5.
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|tur GouHtOQ5. 7 ErprcBju1.
@'pdd miro obQc5olt unO init Gbtfs Uerfh'r roL
Nnfsl5 MN JVnhuuu1sr nurd1 nfr .1lufrr TrrreF.r
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Sp6cSf1ne.

gm II. mai 5 obn BED inn 70. Sabre l'lRes
9ebens. mo.
pom 81 Sabreu. ~ o..
sm IS. Mai a im 81. st7
b~eHsiabre. or
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-20

HerfeseIte ansebote, nit Der AIIi4riTt PRO.
SPOSAL FOR BITUMlNOUS CohL'N uottlrtt
an ben Board of Awards Of Baltimore CITY
iptroen i'm Riireau ofs StaotsRtglfrdtcrs, hatb=
baus, 9altimore, DGo.. bis Il ltbr HttfdGs am
M / I t IN 0 d., ben "A. DtaI 1899, entge9en eenonls
men fir pie 9erioraunq Der g9a1er=Scbor% mt
iol6tn bitumin6itn Roblsr, ais non o%trltloen nab
rtu0 hes nit ocm 81. 4lai 1900 tnotnotn @abres gez
brandt rperoen moqtn; aurdbern0 otrfanltHo
(4000) Tttto=5onntn.
Die ju G~itfermotu Robltn miifen btntt6tlI3 Der
GualitGt Den btftcu Cumberland notr @torq'5
Grset=Robltn qlci9 iein, UnO Der I'M Aa9'bot 9tz
iteate Qrtis mub duf DIR 9aiis ron 2249 9tuno pro
Come bsrubtn, objulitfcrn AMI Den Htbtna,IeIl'i
i'm aDftrdbtn=2aqtrboft @aps uro Gliptt=StroBe,
nabe Or ppctljbcn 9rmprH=S Station I'm "SrnlOz
6i1s9art" uno in Der Nlount &opalsSumpen70ta=
tion.
3aoes Jorocruuq s~52luoebot muB BON oin'm be-
elaubiqteu Gbtd in Der op6e ran tlutaulcno Sol=
lars 100000, joblbar an Den Wtapor uno Siaot=
rat6 non Baltimore, b~sglsittt icin, unO iplro non
Dem ,rfolQrsibtn 9itter Die SttllIn9 jutrIeofnltelz
LENDER 9iirQi6ait, Dcm o~oppclteH &ttra9t o5 gStr'
tt5 ots 6outratt,s qltidfomneuo, o%erlangt.
Gle s=9.bDroe 5ebdlt rD oas
Gc6t Dor, irQ,uO ipel5t ooer dle Augebott ia oer=
i%psrftn.
SIM @uftraQt Der @1ftrz9cb0rOe
@iuiam e. 6euIp.
$3.50 Gbsfz5ngtntcurt.
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Sdrlina NuSbifel.

Fs ftarb am 10. Mai 1899, p(Orqcug 8 l15r, Sruu
Garliue NuBbidel int So. Sabre hires 9tbens,
Q8itttpe ots O;rhorbtnen Dloris Rubbidel. Die Be-
~crbiQunQ finoet beute, Samtaq, ben 20. NSai,
SUPERINTENDENT, 0io5lanOtopn, ans TAFT. Bite,
tcint @lumru.
f5t. 8uuler, Minn., 3eitungtn molten %ecfdligft
rnplrsnl ll3l
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~9([crdnner Cfterlpb.

@m Is. Mat 1899, gl6otog Z 1lbr, lit mad tur3tm
itlptret 2tiotn IN Der l~8obuunq itiner gl9tt,
Gpdu Uiinna 8ais, 9r. 2Ol7, 8autsStrabt Aitrs
amer GterlOb an otu 6olgtu eines S3ldgantdllt5
oigunQ finoet III o 7 q { II, Sonntaq, Den q. Ylai,
@a6mittoQ5 3 1lbr, bonn 3rauerbauit, Nr. 20l7,
9anf= Strobe, aus itatt.
Dir trauerubeu @inttrbltebentn.
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SpesiaIar3t fHr Observation-Disclosures,
bat ieinc Office oerle0t mad gtr. All, JlOroz6barle5s
StrQbc. Spreditunotu BON 10 bis | uno ) bis
llbr: Sountugg BON 10 bis u llDr. 5tlepbOn: &.
& .. 36l4: Soome 459. 0t9r. y, Wt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-20

Ger amsritanif6e mil
TionGr Wiuiom Waloorf NTtor in 2onz
bon bat ii4 iebt audi einen Stummz
baum angeI5aFft, in pel9em bepieIen
nirb, baB Die NItors BON Psorp
b'NTtorp BON Gaitifien abitammen mel
Ger unter Dem 8rafen bon 3oulouie
ols &%reu3fa6rer biente uno Bel Der @rz
ftiirmung BON Seruialem fiel. Sean
Socque 0'QfOrp floh 1854 mad benz
Mioerrufe bes @Oiftes BON Nuntes
mad Osut74lanO unO befIen gntel
So6ann Suto6 QItor fam 1874 mad
SeutI9lano. OieIer Stammbaum bat
Elm God. Der 9oter unO @robbdter
hes flii6tenben 9ugenotten fuqen me9r
ols Elm gan3es S%abrbunoert aus, mas
ni6t mDgli6 1T. lleberbies hieB Der
Malborfer WfeBgerIohn, tpel4er 1874
in Baltimore sinpanoerte, q d :
t6pr, mas ie6r ipenig nit o'Nftorp gu
t6un bat. Wenn 0r. NItpr Ii9 an unz
feren 0eraloifer penoet, 10 fihrt Der
Fel6e 1einen Stummbdum Bis gu Qidz
thor, Dem b09Iten Der germanii9en
80tter, hinduf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-20

N.u.r, I,i6tcr, LANCER Ridsablunssplan, ME
folder BON iouit RismuuOem Oiferirt miro. Guf
Refine fali6en 9eriprt6ungtn in ben 3situngtn.
Refine 8inieusg2utsn ~auge3ei0t, UNI Sic IRE ju
fiibrtn, bob psrOen 9bneu ale 9Ortbeilc geboten,
tpel6e anOere 0fferirsn. 9ta6jufruQen i'm 9ireau
Der ,9otomac Qoan Guarautst Company" 9inmer
CIR. ), g9aut BON Baltimore "gsbduOe, Ode Saltis
morez unO st. Qaul= Strabs. CtoO. Is, S.&S.10
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sgahn.


graf in Rraft q M Is. 3 anuqt 1898.
8Rst ptrlaEtu bic 9iuens6tattOn, iUit toIst'
$3.50 Bern. 66ntl5ug, SauptltnIs, y. x US
GehH unp BEN Supsu, auggsnommtn countess,
8. g.=gabn na4 GbauIbsrs5uFs' 9'aFilRs9"rS
H'@ a SS1m~. qort, 3. & 9 .9iDifOn, 9auetlinii
6Fli6 BON gmSrpsGrOOs, Carlisle une o. 4 e.H
Sabn.
rid, gmmitgburg uRp g.. & 8.sgdbR Bis eRs'
ndnooab.
g. 80 9orm.-attpH. mao uRlonsSttpVs HR gu
noper. ~
!I0.I II 8orm.-4tt1H. Ha0 AnIon'ctt0aT VSHE
- q g~o6m-4ftom. uaa Gmsrs.grpDs.
- * -4ftom. nab union=Bripae.
ia 20 Ra6m-Grp. mad 9lspsOorf SRe y. d 4.s
SipiIpn.
u M mohm-aftommobntioH MAD alicia.
a. no gSAm -Grprsb Ha6 QuHftsn an Der pEubtS
oini,: itrnsr GreDcrid, Gmmttsbure, 6btppsns'
bura unb y. 4 .sSe5H.
x Ia Qddm. - Attom. na9 Smotps0rOps-
Is "a 9~Ibsnps-attom. mad unioHsgrioge.
iJ0 x W~b,upg-atiom. mad gmorqs9rooe.
iii 95 M~bmos-atlom. mad GmorpsSreee.
s56olih. !3dglih, o~usaeRsmmtn SoHHfaos.
9ur Spnntaes.
giaetz unp GtpadsShteuT 9r. III, CfsSalttf
moresStrast.
giioe balten an Unions, 9sHnlploGniasapsHue's
sHSItsns. Malbrsots (gtortbsgOsHue Stationtn.
O q. W. 6sDO, Sen. sStiadits fihr,r.
n. @. GrtB@9IA, Gen. s1oh. saasIE
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Neme Mn3etgen.
Sic @ehrc npn ncn stcrnen-

bat ioeqtu llmbaucs iciucr 9Gobnung, Ir. ., SuOz
icjn Sprcb3immcr 3~citptilia uo6 Rr.
II, Sipz grpQnuQn. Derlcot G4ODAm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-20

unter ben Spurnalit e n
gnglanb'5 giebt es duBer b~rutolen
Mabr6eitspertui9ern aud uneri6rotz
tene Wabrbsitsfreunbe. Sin Iol4er 1T
eSpbn SEQ. QeigB bon Der nGonOon
9ines," Der gegenpGrtig Die Ser.
@tuaten bereiIt. @r Iagt Sebem, Der
ss bDren min, u. u. 6olgenoes: sd
babe bic Samoa : 5rdge getau Ituoirt
unb ie6e mid ge5pungsn, gu betennen,
buB OeutI6tono i'm Re9te 1T unoGngz
lamb unb bic Ser. Staten unre6t 6az
ben. Die engGii4e Regierun9 1T benn
AUDI pirffi9 beftrebt. Ii4 10 i4nea tpie
mDgLi6 BON oerSteaung, Die Iie in bic
ferNngelegnbeit eingenommen bat, gu
riidau3ie6en."
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IGgermuB lid eines NJ
fIuffes auf Den 9rdiiOenten iebr Ii9er
fiiblen, boB er es pdgt, ieBt DfTentli4
gegen @eneral Milss ben 8obcott gu
erflGren. Dem 9rdfibenten 1T offenz
bar gar ni6t pobf babel. Sn ieinem
eiqenen Stuute fat bieIer Sage zines
Der treueIten repu6lifanif4en Parteiz
prgdne bic l1eber3eugung aus9eiproz
den, baB bic 3epubIifaner bic beDorftez
henoe @ouberneurspa6 perlieren mir
ben, fafs niGt bigger re3t5eitig iber
9orb qeporfen niirbe.
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samftag, ben 20. Wfai 1899.

Die &ebeIlipn uneres
Sibens tpar in pieler5inft9t cine SOL
&c unIeres meritunii6en &rie9es. Naz
tionen perben glei4 S~nbiDiouen fir
i6re @iinbsn befraft. Wir erbielten
unIere @trdfe in 9eftalt bes blutigIten
unb toitIpieligIten 8iirgerlrieges Der
Neu3eit." WrGIiDent @rdnt.)
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9ampiI9tTs, 4n,eigen.
Baltimore 9ampf=S adetrGO.
AIte uue JuSerldfGGe
g liz mi e

9Iesduts 9ampfsr tdsIi6, a~usgsHSmmen GsnHs
tags, pom I'M ons God nm $50 ubT uuh you Der Gans
toner Werite I'M 7.lO uhE Abenos mad on @ptut
GomFsrt, RrrfpIf. Portsmouth uuo alien
0unften ceS GuctnS. BsrbIHouHg in Burtsmoutb
nit oey Staboaro air 9inie" seibIoitHer Sug, BOrtss
mouth nab GtleHta. GHse gcrbIneuus gu l3eloen
eung nit Der ngtorfoIt EH6 &aroIiua," ~&cTioIt uno
Goutbern," -atIautic UHo Daupiae" uuo -gOriolF aHb
gBefcrn GiieEbabn," uuo NIT Der SD Dominion
9iute" uab 9~teIpberHe unb gGai9iuoIoH, yt.s@.
D1a6IletteH nah BEN europdiiheH BLAME. 2ururi6ie
9aiuteus Simmer. glttfriihe SeleuhtrHg. 0umpis
btiSune. RoitH frti. UidH beige Sailteus 3iHmcT I'M
Boraus iuI 8i1tt. Slreau Der gaiselHis, VIZ. z05,
Gfs 9cltlmore=Str. GtltpboH 1875.
SObn ". 2~berDpce, G8tHtam gTdnSan,
General tanager. Gen. 5Fr. uuo Blii. ageHt
g. Brppn. General Billet AseHt.
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gefanntma6nnge
m fream Der GpmmiTdre fur pHentlthe
Idbulen, Rdtbbaue.

" GoJWIens NUIUUWHVs
SuttimOrs, ben 10. 9tai ioss.
lEas g 9fffaas III p l6r. sHtaeacn ]osnommn'nn ftIf oe
ri6t qcbTTun8t perOen. sPsitifatsionss .r iP s,5Ss g.
tnln m in IN piriem qitreuu uusqeteat. Der Rante
e eintg g il Sn'''T Cptl6er ir0eno cine 3uOrldifQe
gHrqi6of1ss 6 ompaQnit isin masl IND EN- os9Iani
biottr Shed Cpic in Ocn SpciiItaflonea a49Ggtoen)
miiFrr bem Horoeruuqs=grgebot b~et9etnat letn.
gog Re6t bltibt porbebalten, irgeno tuel@e uno
ale ~9lnqebpte 5u Dt~riper1tH.
49, SbarIes .. Bomb.
1nom Sefretdr.
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Iddh IGaibiuotuu.


mt. REHABILITATION, an 0ohutdQtH, 1907. r705,
rl.5O, rS.5D. 1912 9ormjttdPs, rl2.4l, r2.26. 1886,
r5.ob RabmjttUls, 1912. rTo6 AbtH0s, -8o01l Sls
m'tto." Nu5ibli,Bi6 pullman 6 DIJHutcu 3dFt
r'5 uno rlo.4l A5tHos. SouutaIs. r6.OI.
rH.5n, 1882 QormtttaQs. r2.26, 1895 Ndum,t,lQs,
r942 mo roo N5ros. ,RoDal Nimitto.a Nuss
l9l'tRItb 4ulmlE IS mjuutn=3 Ugs, 1872 NM
rl04l Nben0s.
E1mosu=Statiou, an 8o5crta7tu, 500, r5l5,
r9-2'. t35, 1925, rsO0. S.}j, roo, 70 %. 1855
&orm"ta95. l2l5, 1850, r340, 30, r3i5 l5
gGHH'-Hl. rEl5, r5l5. $50 Tatmitta8s, 1000,
6lS roo, rI.l5 Nbtnos. .8oUll gimJtto." gus
l6ii;BItb pullman 81 Wjuattns3n1t, r725, 9.li,
r94h rlO.5j, ll30 abtnos. 5ouut1as, r6.25, 63j,
So, 1900 r24o. r95j 9ormjttoas. Los, r24l,
SD 90 Dttnut'UI 80 GahmittlOs, 6.lS. roo,
rElh rHo0dl Stmttto.a Nusibli,blih QulmuE
A. 4iuntrns3t3t. r1.25. 9.l5, r9.40, Ross, ll.30
Nbtu05.
9ah annapolis - Wt. R~oaa,zStatjou. l7O5
$50 QOrmtttaqs uao ,l24l @abmtttaa5. Gamo,rs
Station, 1920, 900 @ormjt,a3s, 1880 IND Ok
Go9mittaqs.
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RontrpIeurs > spartenIent,

Rdt1bauss
om Is. Mai 1890.
5coc Qerion, tua8t %innerbaIb- Der eorportrttn
etaDtarsn,en ein,n ootr mtbrtrs ounet tl9n't oo'r
6,brrbSrot n1ifk iHr piselbtu cine 4itfnj loitn,
,,t.r 9I1nrnbuun inner @clphrdfe pom nibt f%utniQer,
ais 500 Goer rntbr, ais $1,000 i'm llHter'ufansss
faat. 10 M.
lem 8iirtau ~eingel0it lpsrotn. Etrlonsh' pG!U{ ot
n - > u II N inner 9iceuS lpiiuiben,
miiTtn ibr 6@ertififat pom ltBttn Sabre p%Orjegeu.
SdS. $. Smitb,
roo mo 70 Gontroltur.
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Gi9cntbiimcr bDn 9uten WDbcln uno
Observation-Disclosures
Sarlcbeu AMI MDbeIn.

finoen eiuen prouptsn SdarzRduitr, ipcnR ma
a%oreiFrt: r8or $780, GorrsiponOtnt=Offjc
(I}drs9, 29Rt.l
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%prb : &c.

Baltimore mad 8slfoit unb Dublin.
Iaa 8sliaIt.
G1mpftr s2oyO Ernc" 49,. 3. SUM.
I1an Dublin.
Gumpfcr n@sliaf" IS. Waj.
Glmpicr aNI9ouG" J.. SUM-
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Or. Ghriftian 9ccticn,

6OrostOpe esi6rieben. 9rsis tin bis fiiuf Dollars
%rcturuS
as 1877. 90. =2srinetou=Str.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-12-30
CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
Eleven Lives Lost at a Chrtstmas
Rehearsal.


Quincy, ILL.,. Dec. "a. While the
school children Of st. Francis paro-
chial school We're rehearsing for an
entertainment to be given next Tues
day evening one of their dresses
caught fire from a gas jet and ten
minutes later four Of them were
burned to death, two died an hour
later and five others died before mid
night. Half a dozen others are badly
burned. All the dead are between
nine and eleven years of age. Helen
Soebbing and several other teachers.
Father Nicholas and Prof. Frank
Mushold were painfully burned in try
ing to save the children.
The fire started in a little dressing
room. Three or four little girls were
there dressing for the rehearsal and
laughing among themselves. A dozen
others were grouped in the wings of
the stage near the foot Of the stairs
descending from the dressing room.
The girls i'm the dressing room had
nearly completed their costumes when
one Of them brushed against the gas
let. A touch of the flame was suf-
ficient. and in an instant her dress of
cotton was in q blaze. She screamed
ana ran Out VI tAe iooAh. Coahihuai>ce
ing the blaze as she ran One of the
girls jumped out of a small window
into the stairs leading to the stage and
down the stairs. A flaming torch she
was as she almost fell down the stairs
and rushed into the groups of children
standing in the wings. They were all
clad like her, in fancy costumes OF
cotton. lace and silk, and the fire
spread with incredible rapidity from
one to the other. There were fourteen
children in the cast of the Christmas
entertainment and only a few escaped.
1t was all over in ten minutes, and in
that time four had persisted. seven
were fatally burned and others more
or hoes severely injured.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-12-30
KILLED BY A WOMAN.
Circumstances Seem to Justify TIL
Shooting.

Circumstances Seem to Justify the
Shooting.
Natick, Mass, Dec. 23.-Lewis Perry,
aged thirty-three, i Spanish war vet
eran, was shot and killed yesterday by
Miss Lizzie Morse at her home in West
Natick. -Four shots were fred, two Of
them taking effect, one in the heart.
Miss Morse. who was placed under ar
rest, says that the circumstances justi-
fed her in shooting Perry. The Morse
family is one of the wealthiest and
best known in town. Miss Morse and
members of her family claim that
Perry ana Arnold Slappen, on bicycles,
rode up to the Morse house, demanded
admittance, without stating their bust
ness, and, upon being refused, smashed
several windows. Miss Morse went to
the bureau drawer and loaded a %.
caliber revolver. She claimed The men
went around to the front of the house,
where Perry finished smashing the
glass in the windows and climbed in
in spite of her remonstrances. After
gaining an entrance he grabbed Miss
Electa Morse and wrenched from her
a croquet mallet with which she tried
to protect herself. Lizzie rushed to her
sisters assistance, informed Perry
that she would shoot him if he did not
leave the house. He gave her a ter
rife blow with the mallet and felled
her to tine floor. She managed to get
up again and told Perry to get out Of
the house, when he dared her to shoot.
She then fired four shots al. Perry, who
managed to climb out of the window
and fell dead.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-12-30
INDIANS FOR SHOW.

Custom Heretofore i'm Vogue Has
Received a Sudden Quietus.
Washington. Dec. "a. A new de-
parture in the policy Of the depart
ment of the interior is emphasized by
une%quivocal refusals which have met
all recent requests for loans Of In
dams for exhibition purposes. Secre-
tary Hitchcock and Commissioner of
Indian Affairs Jones have determined
to stop the abuses Of the privileges.
and have SO stated in a number Of
communications lately. Mr.. Jones said:
t'There will be no more Indians per-
mitted to leave their reservations for
Wild West exhibition purposes. They
cannot secure the consent of the In
dian bureau for their exhibition, save
it be along the lines showing the prog
ress of Indian education. The day of
the departments permitting Indians
to be let for Wild West shows and
such affairs is past. 1t demoralizes
the Indians. many Of whom would
dress in citizens clothes and other
wise conform to more civilized ways
but for the dollars and cents there is
in continuing i'll their customs"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-12-30
INTO TIE SEA
TERRIBLE DISASTER AT AMALFI,
ON THE GULF OF sALERNO.
Enormous Rock on Which stood
the ~Capucclan Hotel Slid Bodily
Into the Sea, Carrying With 1t
the. Hotel, a Monastery, the Hotel
Santa Calerina and Several VIII
las-Many People Buried in the
Debris, Which Crushed Four Yes
sells to h Bottom OF the Sea.

Rome, Dec. "a: = A terrible disaster
took, place at Amalfi, the popular
tourist resort on the Gulf of Salerno.
About 2 o'clock an enormous rock,
upon which stood the Capuccini hotel,
slid bodily into the sea with a deafen-
ing roar and without a moments
warning, carrying with it the hotel,
the old Capuchin monastery below,
the Hotel Santa Calerina and several
villas.
Many people were buried in the
debris. which crushed four vessels to
the bottom of the sea, destroying their
crews. The mass of earth which
slipped was about $4,000 cubic yards.
The population is i'll Il, state of ter
ror, fearing fresh calamities. Troops
have arrived upon thu. scene and be-
gun rescue work. 1t is believed that
the loss of life is heavy. including a
number of monks and the occupants
of the hotel. AS yet it is impossible to
ascertain the exact number.
Amalf is a small but lively town of
1000 inhabitants situated at the en-
trance of a deep ravinc, surrounded by
imposing mountains and rocks of the
most picturesque forms. Tie Capu-
chin monastery was founded in l2l2
by Cardinal Pietro Capucino for the
Sisterians. but came into possession of
the Capuchins in 1888. The building.
which stood in the hollow of the great
rock that rose abruptly from the sea
to a height of 25S feet. containeds fine
cloisters. :, ~.