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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23
HOmely Advice.

HOmely Advice.
Try to spread de gladness.
Tain no use to show
Other peoples badness.
Folks Is folks, you know.
Jes' be kind an lovin'
To'ds yoh fellow man:
Dinners In de oven,
An de gravy's In de pan.
Don't you stop to listen
To a scan'lous tone,
Case you might be missin'
Business Of yoh own.
Don't cloud hours dat's sunny
VIII She says. says She"
Roast de turkey. honey,
An let de neighbors be.
~WashirSton Star.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23
Life.

Whence and wh.therf
From the night,
We come hither
To the light.
Love and worry.
Joy and pain.
Toll and hurry
Night again.
~. A. Edgerton. IN Chieago Ia
ter O.oan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07
PRECAUTIoN IN POWDER MILLS
focketless Clothing for Employees and Trousers Must Not Be Turned Up.

 eocketless Clothing for Employees and
 Trousers Must Not Be Turned Up.
 The danger buildings Of powder mill are themselves so constructed that not a nail head or iron in any shape is exposed, and the roofs are made slight, Sc as to give easy vent to ex- plosions. The garments of the work CTS are pocketless, so that they cannot carry knives or matches, or, indeed anything, and are made of non-infiam mable material. Even the buttons must not be made of metal. No one is allowed to go about with trousers turned up at the bottom, because grit is collected ill that wa, and the mer est hard speek of foreign matter in a charge of gunpowder is fraught with danger. The entrances to danger buildings are protected by boards placed edgewise, so that when the door is open nothing in the shape of dirt can work in. This also serves as a check to any one who might thought lessly enter without having first re- moved his boots and put on the over alls that are kept just inside the door. Doors are made to open outward so as to enable them to escape the more readily, and on the approach of q thun- derstorm the works are stopped- and the operatives repair to the different watchhousee scattered over the 300 acres covered by these extensive works. Every week the machinery is inspected and the reports as to it's condition are printed and filed. In the case of dan- ger building needing to be repaired it must first be washed out before a hammer or other iron tool is admitted to it. When artificial light Is required. as when working at night or in dull weather. the lights are kept outside, being placed on the window lodges. Tn the case of the works magazine, which is surrounded with water, 10 light Of any kind is ever permitted near it. These are only few Of the preeau- tions against accidents at the works. They are sufficient, however, to show how lively must be the sense of dan ger Men in powder houses usually have an arranged plan of escape in their minds and at the least unex- peeted noise have not hesitated to plunge into the canal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07
Had an unpleasant Experience.

Henry Fredenburgh, while fishing at Catskf1l recently. had rather unpleas- ant experience. A monster sturgeon caught It's head in the meshes of a net handled by Fredenburgh. and while he was striving to fasten a rope about his gills, the boat lurehed and the fisherman tumbled into the net After founderlng there some .ime with the sturgeon, Fredenburgh succeeded in grasping q roYlock, but was unable to free himself from the net. The big fish, still entangled, made a dash for liberty and for ten minutes dragged net, boat and fisherman about the river. Then Jacomb Conine, partner of Fredenburgh, came in a boat, cut the net, released the sturgeon and as sisted Fredenburgh into the boat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07

Congressman Roberts exposed the hypocracy of the Republicans in their opposition to him when en the floor of the House Tuesday be showed that President Mckinley had appoin ted Federal office holders in Utah against whom the same charges had been filed IS against Roberts. Afidavits to this effect had been tiled with the administra tion before tha appointments were made, alleged Mr. Roberts, never theless the appointments were sent in to the Senate and confirmed. This made Grovesnor, Hopkins and several other Republicans squirm in their seats, while the Democrats applauded the hit, but the charge could not be denied. Roberts has demonstrated the fact that be is amply capable Of taking care Of himself in debate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07
i. nnrinn. nasn is rnnnrtnd hu Ger.

A curious case is reported by a Ger man dentist, Dr. Muhl Kuhner. One of his patients was a woman of 24, whose right arm and right side of the neck had been paralyzed for two years and half as result, it was supposed, of a fall and broken arm. and he filled several of her teeth and extracted the much decayed third molar or wisdom tooth of the right side. The patient re- turned next day to state that her par alysis had disappeared
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07

Better have d course dinner with good appetite than q course dinner with dyspepsia. BRUNSON'S LIVER PILLS
 Are made for sluggish liver. They bring about the normal healthy ac ton of the liver and stomach and removes constipation. Small dose. small price 2 cents. and they go long way in relic wing dyspepsia. HAIR BRUSHES
 Adams Brushes. We all know Adams makes the best brushes, but his price is usually little high. but we bought his entire line of samples Ut onethird off of his price, an inn mense lot of brushes. but we can sell them. We are giving you the advantage of the price Tor WATER BOTTLE
 For cold feet, d crick in the back or stiff muscles a hot water bottle is prompt and pleasant lief, nice to sleep with too.
 ASDt RsON-MEKER DRUG Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07
Stealing Diamonds.

A hole in his right heel enabled a negro workman i'll the diamond fields of South Africa to secrete and steal gems to the value of s273, 000 These to a cousin in King Williams Town, in the extreme south of Africa. from which place both recently departed for England.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07

The Morning Record is nep candidate for public favors at Hot Springs. 1t is edited and published by Mr. J. o. Higgins. formerly of the Sentinel, and We wish the new enterprise success
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07

Pine Bluff, Ark, D C ). lS99. Daar Old Santa Claus: What l want Christmas is d wagon and little horse to it, q pretty little horn and a little book with pictures in it. want black nipple and red nil : pie. BABY MCCAIN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07

Pine Bluff. Ark. Dee. j, 1899 Dear santa Claus: want big wagon Christmas, horn. some mltters aud jumping jack. and top. and some nuts. and one orange and an apple. Yotr little boy,
 JEFF MCCAIN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07
' our little friend,
 MtLBOGRN MCCAIN

Pine Bluff. Ark, Dee. ,, 1899. Dear Santa Claus: l want nice pair of rubbers Christmas, and afascinator, and some nuts. and candy, and or anges. and apples.
 Your little friend.
 FLORENCE Mc@AlS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07

Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. 6, 1899. Dear Santa Claus: l want to tell yon what l want for Christmas. l would like doll. and doll buggy, a stove. and doll bed, and set of dishes. That is all.
 Your little girl.
 CLARA JOHNSON.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07

Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. ,, 1899 Dear Santa Claus; As this is near Christ mas 1 will send in my note. l ask you to bring me game, consisting of some animals N Inch will swim, a horn, q toy parret and some fruit an Il can1r
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07

Pine Bluff, Ark, Dee. 6 1S99 Dear Santa Claus: will write you let ter to let you know what l want want q doll. q bed. and a buggy. and nuts, candy, and oranges and apples.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07
ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS pUE N ADVANCE
 WITHOUT EXCEt ZION.

Entered at the Post-offiee at Pine ruff, Ark, as second-class mail Watter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07
LETTERS TO
 SANTA CLAUS.

Until Christmas day the Graphic will publish daily letters to santa Claus. The children are invited to contribute to this column, but should limit their letters to fifty words each. The letters will fe published as early after the receipt of same as is convenient. Santa Claus is a careful reader of the Daily Graphic and will no doubt give what the children have to say his earnest considera ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07

Pine Bluff. Ark.. Dec 6, 1899. Dear Santa Claus. 1 will write Il letter to let you know what I want. I want a doll. doll buggy and a bed, can- dy, nuts, and oranges, and apples.
 Your little girl
 RUTH JOHNSON.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07

E@OR the last Few days live have been busy A opening up our line of holiday goods, and this week place before you an attractive Assortment of practical, useful and orna- mental articles, suitable for holiday gifts. Come in and see the many pretty things we have brought together for your selection.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-07

' our little girl.
 SAILIE JOHNSON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Gereinisung Der ,,&utiunuaiga Osr
WuIifer" NIT Der ,sErhcratinn."

Milpoutse, @i5c., u. mai.
- Die nNmeritanif6e WuIiter : So
beration" iopobl, ME Die nWuIiter@
Nationalliga" b~ertagten Ii4 6eute
Zine Die" nu4oem Te 8eamte fir
Oas nd4Ite Sa6r ertpdRlt Rattsn. Die
National : Qiga ergrtff S4ritte CUR
GonioIibirunG nit Der 6Oberution
unb uutoriiirte lire Grefutip : 8ebOrz
be, aQs5 in Der Safe befinoli4e 8elo
pro Aatu unter bic GotalDerbdnOe 81
pertbeilen.
Die .4merifanii8e MuIiter : So
berution erpGblte folgenoe 8edmte:
8rGiiDent Spn M}iGsr, ct. 2ouiS;
9iItrift8 GretutiD : 8eumte: 1. Sep.
S. @onOen6erq, Netpart, RS; 2.
George Na6munn, Baltimore; 3. 8.
S.8siBen6er3, SSnoianapoliS; 4. DiG.
g. 8oie, &anias~Gito; 3. 6rant
Spiegl 9enper; Sefretdr Sacob $.
S6mal3, Cincinnati; S4aBmeiiter
Otto STenoorf, 81. Qpui8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Siren lit menihIi6.
9ie 9rofe1oren 8eutenmii1er unb
Cutler tpsrben in Gbarlsiton fir
6aH4min3sr oebaIter.

Nep@0ort, II. Mai. - 9rof.
Wiltam 8elttenmiiQer pom ndturz
biItoriI6en M}u Ieum un0 8rof. g. 6.
Cutler, friber 9rtn3ipaE Der Sunz
tingtpn Union S9ool in 9untington,
SIS, BADEN in GbarkTton, @.zG., Elm
fleines 4benteuer ertsbt, nit pel6em
Tie ieBt BON ibren 5reunben piel genedt
tperoen.
Die profeForen batten cine Grboz
~lung8retIe na9 benz Siben unternpmz
men unb, na9bem 1e it9 apei Bo4en
IN G6arGeTtOH oufgebaIten butten, ben
gntI9luB gefaBt, nit Dem 0dnpfer
vgomau6e" mad Nep<Yort 5uriid3uz
feBrsn. WGbrenb lie fur5 Dor Der Nbz
fabrt ouf Oed Der r@omaude" fam
ben, traten bret Oetefttps be8 Bum
8sSdaBamtss auf Te gu unb berz
bafteten tie als permeintli4e 5aIi4z
miin3er.
Die bD9li6it iiberraf6ten 9rofefoz
rem muBten bic y@ebetman" in ben Ga
lon begfettsn unb Ti6 bort elmer 8iIiz
tation unter3ieben, tpel9e srgab, baB
elm Srrbum pbpaltete. Die in ben,
ben Oetsttips iibergebenen 9aftbefebs
len ent9aItene 9arionaIs8 Be 4rsibung
puBten mertlpiirbiger WeiTe 3iemli4
genau uuf 8eutenmiiQer uno Cutler.
So6aIb bic @ebeimbeumten ibren Srrz
t6um erfannt bdttsn, baten Iie I'm
Gnt16uIbtgung unO begaben fi4 oann
fhleunid1t an Qdno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Eeinlider 3Wiidenfaa.
0os 8unonenboot ,Ra76DiGe" uno feiz
ne 0ffi3iere in Ct. 2Oui5 au5gez
7iIA+

ct. 2outs, u. Mat. - Girfa
10000 9er7onen 6sIu9ten beute bos
bier i'm MifItIiippi Dor 4nter liegenoe
8~anpnenboot .NuIbbiQe." SIN Gdufe
bes 3ages sreignete It6 Oa5 ieDenFaa5
1eltene S8auIpiel, Dab eth gerdOe aus
einem Iisgrei6sn 8risge 5uriidgete6rz
te5 uncertainties &rieg5f4iff BON
Qmerifonern uusge5ii6t Durbe. WIe
I9on geItsrn gemeIoet, 1T oas 9rtpileg
Der Transportation bon 8e5u9ern nun
elmer ein3igen 5d6rboot : GOmpagnte
ert6eilt poroen. Gin 9dmpfer elmer
gonturren3linie ~annpnoirte beute bic
unentqeltli6e 9sf0rberung BON 9aTu@
qieren uno an 400 9eripnen I6ifften
Tib uuF bemiel6en Elm. Qls fi6 Der
Dampfer Dem 8anonenbOOt uGberte,
nurben bic 8aTogiere nt6t an 8orO
be8 &rieg5I6iffe5 geluFen, unb e5 fam
gu einem 6tBigen 8Ortpe6iel 3piz
f6en benz Gapitdn bes Dampfer5 uno
Dem Qieutenunt 8uan3li pom rNa1b>
bile" Die 9afUgiere 3ii9ten ba5 &az
nonenboot uno feline Sffi3iere aus uno
Elm tpu6rer Sturm Der gntriifung
berrI6te unter ibnen, pGbrenO Ite gu
rid na3 Dem ufer fubren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Wermiifte telearap1ii6e 9epelden.

- Sn 3%ptpdnoa, Pa., Begging bic
2~3siG6rige 9arriet SodiOn geitern
S~ea6Imoro our4 Ginne6men pon
9trbanin. sic mar gerabe pegen
5GGfang Der lnterf6rift i6rer Mutz
ter auF einem Sid ptr6uftet porben,
unD na6m bas @ift in @egsnpurt oea
@onta6lers unter Dem 8orpQnb ein,
baB e9 elm 9ulDer fir &opftpe6 fet.
8innen 20 Minuten mar lie cine 2si6e.
= SO6n Glune unb Senni 0sIong
rpuroen geItern frii9 in elmer alien
6oI39aferz6iitte, etli6e Msilen BON
So6n1onburg, @Ifzgcuntn, 9a., gu
Spbe perbrannt. Sic batten Ti6 qez
meinI6uftli4 6etrunten uno bic 6iitte
pGbreno Der Srgie 3ufdGig in 8ranb
gefeBt. Ssnnie mar % Sabre aft uno
po6nte cine @iertetmeile ppm G6duz
pIdBe Der SragDbe entFernt Bel i6rem
0dter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
s6lnB Der Heuninn Der GonfO0rz
rirten.

G6urlefon, 6.zG., IL. Mai.
= Die Sabres ; 8erfammlung Der
conf0oerirten 8eteraner pertagte fi4
beute, na46em fe hire @e19dfte boqz
enbet, ben @eneral s. g. 8orOon
auf'5 Neue gum OberbeFebls6aber err
pGblt unb bei9tofeu bate, ben
nG4fidbrigen @onbent in 2ouisbiae,
&p, a63u6alten. Oas GOmite fir
8ei4life unter6reitete einen8ei4luB,
pel6er benz 9rdTioenten MicRinlep
fir feline freunbf6uftli9e 5uItung gez
geniiber ben @rS@onf0oerirtsm bantt
unb ertldrt, irgsnb elm 9eieb, tpel4e5
bic SnItanbbaltung Der 8rGber cDnz
f0berirter SoGbuten in ben nDr0li9en
9tdQten Der National : Regierung
iibsrtrdgt, tuirbe nit 5reuben accepz
tirt tperOer. Sine biBigt 0sbdtte, in
beren 8er(uuf bas 8erfd6ren Der 4bz
miniTtrdtipn gegen Die SilipinO5 i4arf
tritt7irt tpurbe. entfpann It9, bod
purpe Der 8ei4IuB 8uleBt angenomz
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
+ Hnsmen %. Skinner.

Nep<gort II. Mui. = I9tb.
Rogpeu 9. 6lOtper, @r@9ouperneur
BON Nep~gOrt, 1T UNI Ill u9r beute
Nbenb i'm rgaItport Country Club"
gu gaItport, 2.zS, an einem pl0bz
li4en NnfaG BON SnbigeIfipn geffore
ben. @r erfranfte i'm Qaufe oes Sags.
unb fem 3uItanb berT9limmerte Iidi
bon bann an INNER mebr, Biz iein
Sob srfolgte. 9r. 6lotpsr litt f4on
felt Idn9erer 3eit an @aTtritis.
Der isBt 8erItorbene purDe am Z.
QuguIt 1885 gu SbereIa, SefferIonz
Gpuntp, N.=g., geboren. Gr mar elmer
Der berpOrragenbten8anfi unb Sc
i4dftsleute Der Stabt Nep : Oorf unb
elmer Der erTten btmofrat polititer
oes Stuotes. Sn 1881 puroe er gum
@pngrebmitglieb unb In 1891 gum
90aoerneur erpd6lt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
6eiratbs>9 iren;en

Ra8ffe6enOe 9eirat9slicen8en muir
ben oeItern pom 4ftuar 2iDingiton i'm
gommonzBle as s8sri9t aasgeitsQt:
9eter Soli unb Marte PeroI4sdS,
Qpplifant 9etsr 3Oli Nr. Is, @eItz
Yratt>Str.
@liiab See unb Marb Suter. Up
plifant gliiab See, Rr. 8z2 RabOrQz
StraBar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
8aitet CUR 9tbfaBrt.
Captain 3ap's Commando in 4la5ta.
- Die 9olOIu6sr am &oBe6ues
Sunb.

- Die 9olOIu4er am &oBebus@
Suno.
@uF6tngton, u. Mlat. -
Capt. s. W. @ab, tpsI6sm boB Com
munoo Der 8unbssgurniTo i'm Serriz
torium 4ia5td ii6erIragen 1T, riiItet
3ur N6fabrt. SIN 9riegsbepurtement
purben ibm beute bic n0tbigen Deiz
Tungen ert6eiIt. 4nfdng5 Sult erfolgt
bic Qbreife BON San 5ran3isco; BrOz
biant miro uuf Elm Sa3r mjt8enOms
men.
capt. Gub pirb Tein 9uuptquurtier
in benz 8ru6enort M}iIiiOnzGreet am
0ufon, nabe Der canaOiiaen @ren3e,
QufT6luqen. 9ort perDen fir cine
FGnbiqe @urni|on bic n0tbigen 8auz
li6teifen erri6tet tperoen. Die 9renz
3en Der ReIerbdtiDn fam Der GOmz
m%unount na6 eigenem Grmefen be-
Gimmen. g}a3 Dem Blane Don @apt.
RuD Qe6t bic 6ubrt Den YutOn aufz
tpGrts, un0 ale 20 Wteilen Ioa cine
Station ~unQelegt perben, in pel6er
man G~inQeborene a%nIROeln min. @r
glau6t, ooB ourd IOl6e @o%rtebrungen
bic ReiTe ms 0utonz@ebiet bus gauge
Sa6r 6inoura erm0gli6t peroen
fam. Der geplante neue @sg in oas
Snnere entlong Dem @Opperz8iDer,
Der ieBt pom Gopt. NbercrOm6ie ongsz
legt miro, if na6 Capt. 8ap'5 urtbeil
in ie0er 6inIi6t ou5Fi6r6ar.
can 5ran3tsco, II. W}at. -
9rei 8urtI6iffe, bic n2tla5ta," bic
Same q. 6altenburg" unO Die p@a~
t6erine 6uoDen," peroen bsr CUR us
fa6rt mad Dem &pBebuezSuno du5gez
ri Itet. M}an 6efir6tet, oaB bic Sob
Iu6sr, bic bort iiberpinterten, T6pere
QeiOen erouloet buben. sic pdren
rei6lia nit 2ebenBmitteln perTe6en,
bod ungetpo6nt oeS arttjI6en Dinz
tiers. Inter ben 2euten, bic oemndhIt
na6 benz 9olOldnos abfa6ren, beFinOet
5i6 Der 6ieIige BANTER 5. g. Gallant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Gut9Ianng bes 9artranft>Nnn
MertS,

9urrfsburg, 9a., u. Mai.-
Die HeiterItdliie .oes 9eneralmaiorz
SObn S. 9urtrunft tpurbe beute i'm
&apitolz9arf in 9egenpart elmer
grpBen MenT 6enmenge ent6iat. In
ter ben 4npeTenben befunben Ii4 Sc
neral Miles, 9eneralpofmeiTiet
@mprD @mit6, &riegsietretGr Qlger
uno @eneralabjutant Gprbin. Cine
grpBe MiIitGrparaDe fOlgte auf biz
@nt6ilungs : Geremonie'n. General
Qepi q. Opbo aus Baltimore fungirtg
als GAefzWar[4aQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
sbdteite &abelberi6te.
Reue 8erI9te Uber bic
butbige RIdfe9r bes
GubitGns Orepfu8.

Qonbon, Is. Mai. - Der 9driz
fer Correspondent be5 n0aiIp Selez
graph" melbst: ySen7otiOneqe Sc
ri6te ii6er 8orbersitungsn fir bic gss
gen GnOe beg MOnut5 Sum- gu erpars
ten6e Riitte6r beg gapitdns 0reDfus
mad Jruntrei6 erbaften it4 be6arrli4
i'm umlauF. Die Nngabe ieop4, buB
8e6n Mann Der replpblitanti4 den 8arbe
un6 bier @enbarmen am 0ientag BON
en- 0a3aire na9 Gapenne abrsiIten,
nm 9repfu5 ab5ubOlen, ent6ebrt To-
melt Der 8eItGtigung.
Der iaponii6e 8enerats
Ttaba6ef 9eitOr6en.
ODfobnma,1 u. Mai. - 8enez
ralz2ieutenant 8icpmte 4updtami
@orotu, @6sf bes jaPunii4sn General
Itab8, lit g~sItOu6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Gtpa % SD0te unb so 9 I
leBt

9edbtng, 9d., Is. Mai. - Die
3ubl Der Sobten betrdgt mtnoetens %
unO Die Der @erIetten so. Q4t Sobte
purben gegen 1 u6r beute frii6 bierbsr
gebru9t, unb man i9dBte bamals, baB
nod an 20 Gei9sr unter ben Sriimz
msrn Eiegen. Sin gan3er 3ug bon
@ertpunbeten 1T bier angetommen, uno
bic 8erleBtsn finb in 9oiPitdlern un=
tergsbruat porbeH. Die gr0Bts Quf=
rsqung herrI6t in Der Stabt. Die
8abnbeamtsn MAIDEN feline Mitt9ei=
lunaen iiber ben Sa40erbalt. Sine
unter1u9ung bur4 Den Coroner pir0
fofort beqinnen. I'm balb ? ubr bonn
G6auplaBe bier ungetommene 9afaz
qiere I4iGbern bic bortigsn Scenen ais
grausn9aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
grilrnnnn nrs strifes in SnfaLu.

8uffalo, -. Mat. - I'm balb
2 u6r beute friib mar bas @Omite, MEL
DIES nit unier6anolungen CUR Belle
gung oes 6trites Der 9etreiOeT4auFler
bef6Gftigt 1T, nod in StBung. Sin
MSitgIiao oeFslben tbeilte IOeben nit, Die
6a6e Fei TO gut ME erleoigt. Sin aus
bier MitglieOern beTtebenOe5 Su6co>
mite batts einen GompromiBpOrI4lag
urter6reitet, tpel6er alien 8et6eiligten
genebm gu Ietn f6eint, unO, pie man
fsIt giaubt, bon beiOen Parteien accepz
ttrt tperDen tptrD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Der 9raifnent III @irainien.

0Dt@Prings,@ 3d., II. Mui.-
prGIibent Mc8inlep unb feline 8egleiz
ter perosn morgen einen 2(OsfIug na4
Natural Bridge, 3D., MAIDEN. Die
Sntfernung 6strdgt 1O5 Meilsn unO
Die 5a6rt 6auert etpd 81 Stunben.
Nm @6eno fs6rt Die @eFeli4uft bier
fer auriid. Der 9rGiioent mu6te
Beute berIaiebsns @pa3iergdn9e unb
CAB fi8 nur psnig nit R~egiernug58ez
A@Et.o II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Surnabn IN Nerifu.
Sine Nn3abl MenT6enleben perloren
gegangsn. - a6t 2ei4en aufgez
funben.-8ieIe YerIonen bermtBt.

GIne Mn3dbl W(ent 6er1leben petloren
gegungen. - I4t 2ei4en Gufgez
funben.-8iele YerTonen bermiBt.
GuqIe 9uB, Ser, II. Mai. -
Sier eingetroffene Na4ri4ten erge6en,
DaB bic umge6ung Der oSonOo@8oRz
len3e6e," 100 Meilen fiDli4 bon bier,
in Msrito, porgsHern N6enO bon einem
f6redli6en Sornabo 6eimgeIu4t
tpuroe, &pel6er SoO unb 8erOer6en
uuf Isiner Spur 8uriidlieB. 9os
p6ere Stodpert oes 9otets puroe
ForIgerifen, oas Maga3inge6Guoe II.
bas pumpenpert liegen in Srimz
mern, II. cine An3a6l 5ru9tpaggons
purbe me6rere 6unOert 0uroS melt in
bic prGrie binaus 9eFiibrt. 4at
msnf9li9e 2ei4en Iinb Bis jeBt aufge>
funben, unb man fiir6tet, ooB nod
anOsre unter ben 3riimmern ljegen.
8iele gerFonen purOen f9per berleBt,
barunter superintendent Mcatnnep.
Sein Sp6n 2aprence Mc8innep Be-
finoet Ii6 unter ben 8et0oteten. Der
Sornaoo perpiItete ou6 bus II Mteiz
len enifernt gelegene StdOt4en Sabi>
mas, mo- 3psi MenT6en un's 2eben
famen. Die bsimgeTu6Ie @egeno
purbe 6i8ber als auBsrbalb Der Gone
Der WirbelIiiirme gelegen betra4tet.
Sin 3ug nit 4er3ten uno 8orrGz
t6en 1T BON 6ier nu6 Dem S4auplaBe
a~bgegungen.
% Sobte. uber 100 Ser
teBte unb biele 8eta
miBte.
Sou # 0 n, Ser, II. Mui.-Deiz
tere Na9ri9tsn pia eagle PaB, Ser,
ii6er bic 8er6eerungen beS Sorndbos
Bel ben 6onoo : 9o6len3e9en in Mes
rito, 100 MeiIen iHoli4 bonn eagle
paB, ergeben, baB % Perionen gez
t0btet unb iiber 100 berleBt tpurOen,
unD baB biele 8erIOnen nod bermiBt
tpep0en unb pahri4einlt9 al5 2ei6en
pnter ben Sriimmern liegen. Gam
renee &inneb lit Der ein3ige Imeritaa
ner unter ben Sobten. 7olgenOe Nme@
ritaner befinben unter ben 8ertpunbez
ten: Superintenbent 81. M. Sinner,
Sreb. 90. Sinner unb Stephen 8ude.
S4perer 9ugeli4lag gtng benz Sorz
nabo borau5, unO Die 9agelt0rner
tparen 10 f4per, buB mebrere Menz
f9en bur3 biefel6en get00tet pur0en.
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Grtrna Der Nurbirc. Tiiaerei.

@eI6en Grtrag an 5ii6en lieteri
bic Rorofee? Or. G6ren6uum Gu7
6elgolunO BAT o;eIe Sarge an Der
6unO Oes bor6anoenen it1tiItti6en
Muterial8 beuntpprtet, uno Oieie Be
re8nungen Itimmen audi nit oenen
bon 9rofefor 6anien in &iel ljbers
Elm. 9arnu8 betrdgt Der Wertb 0eI
Slide, pel9e BON Den an Der g!oroiee
betbeifigten Stduten idbrlI4 gefdngen
neroen, 1854 miujonan Mfurt. Der
nabre Grtrug Ourfte Ii4 duf niAt me-
niger al8 $50 uno niht mebr atS $50
Miuipnen Mart id6rli4 IteQen, mas
ca. 17.5 Miqionsn Gentner Slide err
oie6t. 4m neitaus itdrtIten IinO
Gnqlun6 unO S6ottlano nit $40,
reTp. 28.6 MiGjOnen Marf bet6eiligt;
ounn folgen 5oldno nit 10, 6rdnts
reid nit 1875, 9eutI6.ano nit 10,
Norpegen nit 3.8, 8elgien nit 3.6
un0 0dnemurt nit nur 1.6 WiiQiOnen
Murt. Der 6ld4enin6alt Der giorOz
Zee, %influlibe OeS Stagerut3 Bis gum
%. 8rQo nDrbli6er 8reite, betrdgt
572,16O 2uubrutmeilen. Somit err
oiebt f8 fir bieies @e6itt ais mittlez
rer S~a6re5nert6 Don 286.7 Wt. pro
Quabrut : &ilometer ober 2.87 90.
pro 6eftar, entIpreaenO elmer &C.
pi6t5menge bon 800 PfunO. 9rof.
6anfen bere6neta, baB Die 9fiee Dor
@dernF6roe 31.4 uno Dor 9elu 63.3
gfunO ~lieferte. Sin d6nli6es gteIuls
tat liefert aud bic 6ti6erei i'm turiz
f6en 9uf, ndmlia i'm Sabre 1886
'97 ca. So 81. pro 6ettur, rpG6rerO
ba8 frif4e 9af 70 81. a6purf. Man
piro mitbin niat fe6lge6en, tpenr
man ben GrtraQ Der Horbz uno Dit
Zee, iopie Der 9affe pro Settar 3pis
i6sn 3 Big 7 M. bere6net. @ert5eilt
nan bic WertbIumme uuF Die Qrs
beitstdge oes Sa6rss, 70 tperOen tdgs
li4 an 100000 Sc. Slide in Der
gloroiee ~gefangen, mas Elm gan5 net
te5 Summ6sn reprGIentirt.
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uuFaQs>G bruntt.
GrI;444irsn Mrmbru6.

Grlttt etnen
Der bier Sabre olts 5ront @einz
barbt FieG geIfern Na4mtttog IN lelnsr
eIterli6en 8obnung. Nr. 1887. 9uaz
@trobe, 70 unQliifli8 niebsr, DaB er
fsinen re6ten 4rm bra4. Or. M.
griscon nobm ben Snobn in, Be
b~anblung.
Oie ~8runbpunben Ddren
t0btliA.
syrau Mdrqaretbs 8O.h, fpsl4e an
mittlpph 9(6enb in ibrer Wo6nung,
Nr. 27, Siio>GbdpelItrabe t4Dere
8runbnunoen e~rlitte. inbtm tbre&lelz
Der an einem 8dfolinofen 5euer fins
gen, 1T geftern i'm rSo51s 9optlns'
Sofpital" geftorben. Coroner Sill
iQds purbs bend9ri6tigt.