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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07

is star that is memorable as the first
star, the parallax of which was de-
termined by the famous astronomer
Bessel in the year 1888. This is the
fine double star 81 Cygni, though its
duplicity requires a rather large tele-
scope. The two stars constituting it
forms binary system that is, of two
suns revolving about each other in a
period Of 450 years. The discovery of
this fact, in itself SO interesting, was
of special Importance in that it proved
the extension of the law of gravtation
beyond the limits of our solar system.
The famous discoverer, Sir William
Herschel, who made observations on 81
Cygni with view of finding its an.
nual parallax, in which he, however,
failed, noticed this revolution of these
two physically connected stars. To use
his expression, he went out, like
Saul, to seek his fathers asses, and
found kingdom. Capricornus is tho
18th of the 70 consultations Of the
zodiac and is marked by three pairs of
stars arranged In triangle The
westernmost pair of stars consists Of
the stars Alpho, or Giedi, and Beta, or
Dabih, of which the former Is double
star, visible as such to the naked eye.
Between Cygnus and Capricornus is
the constellation Delphinus, or the
Dolphin. Although small, it is one of
the famous As of Ptelemy and quite
conspicuous by its shape-that of a
diamond. To many this constellation
IS known by the somewhat fanciful
name of Jobs Coffin, though for what
reason IL ever received this curious
name is a mystery. Delphinus, Sagitta
and Aquila are lying rather close to-
gether. A little distance to the south
west of Delphinus is situated a still
smaller constellation that would hardly
be worthy Of mention were it not for
the fact that it also belongs to the
ancient 48. 1t Is called Equulene, or
the Little Horse The beautiful star
Arcturus is low down in the southwest,
soon to disappear beneath the horizon,
while bright Vega is still high up in
| the heavens. Hercules and Corona
Borealis are approaching the horizon.
Aqiula, with the first magnitude star
Affair, has just passed the meridian,
and Pegasus, with Its large square, is
rapidly approaching it, Down in the
southeast the first magnitude star
Fomalhaut is rising up, the only promi-
nent object in that region of the sky.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07

Warm Welcome Extended the DeieEates Dy
the Board of Trade.
The Board of Trade has issued the
following;
Municipal MISUNDERSTANDING
The Board of Trade of Whining
ton presents the city's keys to her
guests and extends the welcome Of
heart and hand and interest. That
Wilmington feels in full need the
honor accorded her, let the reception
prove.
Wilmington is an industrial centre,
and her heart's interests are involved
in the future of electric science.
Morse and Edison and Tesla have
given lustre to the century about to
pass away. Their names are indelibly
graVed on the minds of men. But we
live too near their works TO know
to feel their true greatness. We peer
through the large glass OF the tele-
scope. But the sons of your sons will
give them the full honor that they
deserve, and. the muse OF history shall
write their names coordinate with
Watt and Fulton and Stevenson. In
the last so years a mighty class OF
men has arisen-brilliant, and daring
and brave. They have penetrated dan
gerous territories, and carried the wire
ribbons over forest and desert, through
mountain and valley to bind savagery
to civilization. In 90 years the electric
telegraph has done more to down super
stition and bigotry than all the forces
of economy and society accomplished
in 20 decades. And double glory is
shed upon this retord-since it has
been the American who has wrought
these wonders, and Americans who
conquered the mightiest of natures
forces and handed it over chain-hound,
the greatest of all heritages to the
coming generations of his people.
We shall live to see American engi-
neers and American constructors work.
| ing alchemy more marvellous than the
widest fanatics Of the Fifteenth Cen
tury ever hoped for. They will trans
mute deserts into Towering wheat
fields; they shall harness torrents, and
| their violence pacified will weave, and
| grind and carve and spin for men and
| the children of men; the surgeon will
| lay aside his scalpel for the more
humane current; electricity shall be
chisel for the sculptor and rout for the
| engraver.
Wilmington is deeply honored tc
| have within her boundaries the con
yention of Municipal Electricians, and
| merchants and artisans and citizens
chorus their hail.
| The Board Of Trade.
BY A. S. Reed, chairman of recep
| tion committee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07
WOUNDED hi AN OFFICER.
Leon Lesonder shot Monday Afternoon. at
Perryville, by Constable windish.


Perryville, by Constable windish.
A dispatch sent from Elkton, Md,
to the Baltimore Sun Monday night
said:
"During a raid by Detective W. T.
Jones and Constable William p. Wind
ish Of Wilmington, Dol, officers in the
employ of the Philadelphia, Whining
ton IL Baltimore railroad, at Perryville,
Cecil county, late this afternoon, Con-
stable Windish shot and in all proba-
pility fatally wounded Leon Lesonder.
Detective Jones deputized Con-
stable Windish to accompany him to
Perryville to investigate the stoning
Of the Washington and New York ex
press, which passed Elkton at 2.30
O'Clock. Stones were thrown at the
train, breaking the glass in the win
dows and startling the passengers. The
matter was reported to the railroad
officials at Wilmington.
1.-THE officers detailed to make the
investigation went to Perryville and
were going through number OF empty
freight cars near Woodburn tower when
they came upon four coored boys and
Lesonder. Windish drew his 38-caibre
revolver and demanded that they come
out of the cars. The colored boys sur
rendered, but Lesonder made an effort
to get out of the car at the opposite
side. Windish fired into the car in
an upward direction, the bullet strik-
ing Lesonder in the head near the
temple and lodging in his brain. The
wounded man dropped to the ground,
and, being carried to the station at
perryville, was thought 10 be dead.
After time he showed signs of life,
and Drs. Stump and Taylor were hastily
summoned.
| "Detectiye Jones and Constable
| Windsh brought John Phillips. Will
| liam Pitts, Howard Burts and William
Booker, all colored, to the Ellston jai
on the evening train. Constable
| Windish gave himself up and was
taken in charge by Sheriff Conoly and
will he held to await the result OF the
shooting. The officers were much de-
pressed by the shooting, and those who
witnessed it say it was accidental.
1.-THE wounded man, Leon Lesonder,
| is about 40 years of age and had been
| working on small farm near Perry
Vile. 1t is not thought that he was
implicated in the stoning of the express
train, but was in the car for the, pur
pose OF going to Havre de Grace.
Subsequently the wounded man was
taken to the City Hospital. In Balti'
more, still unconscious, and the hos
pital physicians had little hope of his
recovery. The bullet was buried IL
his brain.
SAT the hospital an operation wa'
performed by DR.. John @. Chambers
Papers found on the wounded maj
indicated that his name was Al
Terra. There was a letter from tn,
French Embassy in reply to an appea
for money" .E="-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07
DELAWARE GAZETTE AND STATE JOURNAL-WIIN

should have doubted the authenticity
OF the dispatch. from Silas Wright,
declining the nomination for Vice
President. The convention had been
q hot one, marked by the manipu-
lations of various scheming politicians
to defeat tho nomination Of Martin
Van. Buren,, the leading candidate
for President They had succeeded,
although not until they had weared
out the friends of Van Buren,. Lewis
Cass, Richard NJ. johnson, and every
other probability, and united on
James X. Polk. who was not even
thought of when the balloting COM
menced. So, when Silas Wright's dis.
patch OF declination was received, it
was, very naturally, doubted. The tele-
graph was then in raw, experimental
stage, and the members of the con-
ventlon, and many others. had very
crude ideas with respect to the great
invention. Some Of the most advanced
might have held the view OF the
Georgia legislator, who, convinced
against his will that there was some
mystic power in the telegraph wire,
finally admitted: well, it may do for
carrying small packages, but I'll be
hanged il it will ever carry bale of
cotton. y And yet 1t has since
carried" millions of bales of cotton,
and millions OF tons Of other COM
modities-on the stock market.
And what a pity it was that Congress
had not the foresight to buy Morse S
invention at his offer of 100000 We
might have avoided national debt if
the government had accepted the tele-
graph monopoly when 1t had the oppor-
| tunity.
Finally, the cause Of most poignant
regret is that Morse could not over
come the difficulties he encountered
with his experiments at underground
wire telegraphy, and was forced to
string his lines in the air. Had he
triumphed then, the world would have
been spared the nuisance of ugly poles
and tho danger associated with over
head wires.
Merits Taylor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07
noAsD OFF TRADE JOURNAL.
September Number Has Timely Articles oil
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Welcomed.

seutember Number has Timely Articles on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Welcomed.
The Board of Trade journal for
September deyotes much space to an
exposition Of tina advantages of Will
mington as manufacturing and resi-
dence city and to the electrical con-
yention which meets here tomorrow. 1t
contains pictures of Mayor Fahey and
President Aydon of the electricians and
views of Eden Park pavilion, Delaware
avenue and Broome and Delaware
avenue and Washington streets, and
Brandywine Park scene. Here is its
welcome to the electrical convention:
wilmington welcomes the visit OF
the National Association of Municipal
Electricians and Police and Fire Tele-
graph Superintendents of the United
States and Canada. to a share OF It's
hospitality. 1t is the first national con-
vention that Wilmington has the privi-
leee Of welcoming. How she has pre-,
pared for the entertainment of the
delegates to this convention is best
Judged by the elaborate displays and
the evidence of hard and faithful work
by the president of the association,
MIR. John W. Aydon, who is resident,
of Wilmington, the Board of Trade
Committee, the City Council Com
mittee and the citizens generally. No
effort has been spared that would lessen
the enjoyment and pleasure of our visi-'
tors and guests. We trust that all the
plans may be carried out as arranged
and that the visitors may return &c
their homes with many happy thoughts
of Wilmington and Wilmington
people. Again we welcome the dele
pateS.''
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07
EASTERN SHORE RACE TRACK.


Fair Grounds for Sussex, Kent, Queen AM
ne's and Caroline Counties.
Baltimore sun Tuesday.
Interest in county fairs and their
races seems to be on the increase. On
Saturday number of prominent resi-,
dents of Queen Anne's and Caroline
counties of Maryland, and Kent and
Sussex counties of Delaware, met at
Rehohoth beach to arrange for incor-
porating fair association with grounds
at Queenstown, Md.
The incorporators of the association
are w. Scott Roberts, Edward b.
Emory, William j. Price, Samuel
Rhodes, John George, Ii. Goodhand,
Thomas A. Smith, W. Bates Stevens,
William f. Pennington, j. A. Morgan,
Simeon Pennewell, Charles HI. Atkins,
Thomas Curry and DR.. Hiram r. Bur-
ton. The last four are citizens OF
Kent and Sussex counties, Del.
The directors have concluded ar
rangements with w. III, Bosley, presi-
dent of the Queen Anne's Railroad
Co., for tract of land, adjoining the
oompany's property at Queenstown.
The tract embraces about 265 acres,
and is beautifully located on high
plateau, which overlooks Queenstown
Greek. The association intends to lay
half-mile track, build grandstand,
exhibition hall and stabling for ex-
hibits. The object is to meet a want
Of the people Of the two counties of
Delaware and the agfioulturists of
Queen Anne's and Caroline counties.
| In addition to drawing visitors from
this T~rt of the Eastern Shore, 1t is
expected that Baltimoreans will attend
the fair, as they will have direct COM
munication with the place by the
steamers of the railroad company. The
survey and the laying off the track
will begin at once.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07

Seaford, Sept. q. Major Allen of
this town rode to Bridgeville, Friday,
on his bicycle. When returning in the
evening he was met at Cannons by
a mob Of small boys who, without any
proyocation, began to hurl missiles of
rock at him. Allen became indignant
over the rough treatment he was re-
ceiving, hut wishing to avoid any seri-
GUS trouble he urged the gang to dis
perse. His request was responded to
by another volley Of missiles, when he
Immediately drew his revolver and
fired, the ball piercing the thigh of
Samuel Henderson. The wound is not
serious.
MISS India White and John H. Short
we're married recently by the Rev. H.
II. Wright -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07

The following speakers and subjects
have been selected for meetings of the
M. z. Preachers Association during
September, October and November :
September 18th, 1.-THE Itinerancy, the
Rev. Robert Watt; September 18th.
"Pastor's Care Of the Membership, "
the Rev, E. L. White; September 18th.
popular Recreation, from Socioloei-
cal Standpoint, the Rev. V. p. North
rup; October I'd, Biblical Doctrine Of
Inspiration, - the Rev. DR.. +. D..
Harris; October 9th. sour General
and District SUPPLEMENTARY" the
Rev. W. P. Compton; October 10th,
1.-THE Homiletic Use of Literature, >
the Rev. Henry Baker; October 23d,
Industrial Competition and Co
operation," the Rev. DR.. w. l.. s.
Murray; October goth, 'Exegesis, y
the Rev. DIR. r. l. Watkins; November
9Th, Prayer, the Rev. r. L. Cour
sew; November 18th, Our Conference
Education Work. the Rev. DR.. Il. E,
Terry; November Goth, Revival
Methods" the Rev. II. s. Thompson
November 9th, "The City Problem, y
the Rev. j. d. G. Hanna.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07

is ALWAYS at war with the complexion,
Guard against it as they will. ladies cannot
avoid his dsfiguring rays. They can. how
eyer, obliterate their effects by using at their
velons restorer of female beauty is free from
ali the Objectionable properties of the metal
lie washes in common use being as poison
less as water. Beware Of counterfeits. In
Ills age Of inquiry and analysis. no deleter-
ions toilet article can succeed. Sold BY,
druggists. "Hills Instantaneous Hair Dye
owes its popularity no les th e Are
oruiuary beauty and !uster of the colors it
DroduCes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Thirty-Five Thousand Men an the Parade
IN Philadelphia Today.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 5.-This is
the big day of the Grand Army en-
campment, and the city was alive at
an early hour. The presence in the
city of President Mckinley increased
the interest, and his ride over the
route Of the parade aroused the greatest
enthusiasm among the throngs on the
streets.
The arrangements for the procession
were complete in every detail. The
head of the column moved at 10
O'Clock. The distance covered was five
miles. An interesting feature of the
parade was the chorus of 5000 school
children, who occupied portion Of
the grandstand on the north side of
the City Hall, and sang patriotic airs
as the veterans passed. Tnirty-tye
thousand men were in line.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07
Ascn.sa of,iosr. acquitted.

Madrid. Spain, Sept. 5.-The trial
of Capt. Diaz Morou, who commanded
the Spanish cruiser Cristobal Colon at
the battle of Santiago de Cuha, and
Gen Predo, who was on board the
Colon, on charges arising from the
destruction of the Spanish feet off
Santiago, on July Sd, of last year, was
concluded yesterday, both the accused
officers being acquitted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07

. words Made FEATURE of tho Deco
buons at the Grand Opera House ios the
[,eorr,cai CONFERENCE.-The Story Of Their
!. an the Telegraph Line, ana Some
omnents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07

Dover, Sept. The Town Council,
loo, NIGHT. elected George A. Milling
ion nresident of Council and mayor,
yios d. i. Clarke, resigned. o.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07

10 the rescue with Hale's Honey of Hore.
hound and Tar before the baby strangles
with Group.
Pike S, Toothache Drops Cure in one
minute, -,.t l, -,.-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

Der ma9ii9en 8eleu9tung BON bengalif9en
Slammen fprii6en. 0as @ebdube unb
feline umgebung finb fo3uiugen cine @poz
t6eoie unIeres eIettrii4en 3eitulters."
Die pIdne fir bic @sbdu0e Der Ser.
Staaten iinb bon ben fran30ii9en 8eb0rs
BEN gutge6eiBen, na9bem lie in p;elsn Buntz
ten %gednbert paren, UNI foipObl Den 8ors
f9riften Der fran30itI4en &egicrung tDie ben
bonn gongreB gemu9ten 9epiQigungen 5t
entIpreden. Quf benz 9auptz1usiteIungsz
plaBe perben flint unb i'm 8pis be Bin
cennes apei 9ebGltbe errt9tet tperben. Infer
Nationalz papilon, Der na9 Ieiner 8pQenz
bung elm impofanter 8au fem piro, liegt
nit ben @ebGuben bon etpa 80 anbaren Sea-
tionalitGten am ufer Der Seine, u1o feline
Ia6barn Iinb Seierrei4 auf Der einen nno
bic Siirfei auf Der anberen Seite. Die iibriz
qen @ebGube iinb Nnbauten Der BON Der
fran50iif9tn 8egierung anf5nflbrsn0en
6aupt<4usiteGungspaldie, pie 3. g. Deg
Nder6auz, bes 'SSnbmitriez unb 6Driterei4@e>
bdubes. SIM 8ois be 8incennes miro iid
Elm 8du fir ameritunii4e Mai6inen in ools
Ter 8etriebst6dtigteit erbeben, fotpie Elm Sc
bdube, in tpeldem ben 8eiuGern unIer 2e=
bensrettungsbienft borgefibrt iutro. Die &oz
item unb ben &aum bes @ebdubes fir bic
MusteGung bon @tienbabnzW dtertal UNI
Nutomobilen perben Die Ser. Staten mil
Der fran5Dfi9en 4usfeGungsgsieai4aft
t6eiGen, nGbrenb bic ameritdnifden 3neiz
rabfabritanten ben 9lab fir einen eigsnen
gabiuon betpiQigf erbie1ten.
9err picarb, Der fran3Oif3e General
gommi7dr Der Nuste1ung, oerfi4ert, oab
bic 9orarbeiten re9taeitig bollen6et fem per=
ben, 70 boB in ein5elnen Gdaen f4on i'm tolnz
menben Muguit NIT Der S%nitaQirnng BET
@aaren begonnen perben fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

Cine 8riiGe mirb BON benz ralten Pdz
ris" nu9 etnem palaite fii6ren, in tpels
dem bas pu6ltfum bic moberne Srtegs@
fiibrung gu @uKer iOpo9l ols 3n 2onbe
in a1en i6ren @in5el6eiten fenner
Gernen 1oG, unb Die fran30iii6e &egieruna
1T anFs GiFrigFe bemiibt, Oiele @pe3ialz
austeGIung Defenders erfot9rei6 gu t1dz
ben. Sin tpeni9 ~ieittpdtts BON hieier
9aIe 1iegt bas Nominitratiorsgebduoe an
Der Noenue @opp unb Das 8ongreBgez
bGube, in pel9em ale Die perf4iebenen
piffen19aftIt@en unb p9iIoiopGif9en Sc
Iel16aften tdgen nerben. '@nG Elm 1eAs
@o9en bu1ernber 5ruuenforgreB ioa bas
IeGbt md6renb oes nd4iten SommcrS obz
gebalten perben.
Muf benz Srpodberozplabe nerben bic
&pIonien 5rdnfrei9s unb onoerer 2dnoer
3eigen, mas tie in Snbuitrie, 9anoel anb
urprobuttion GIT leiten i'm Stanbe 1tnb.
Die Nbt6eilungen Mabagasfar unb baS
d1iattI9e &uBlano tnerben po6l bic am
meiten beTuhten lein, au~sgcnommen tpenn
Cuba unb bic Y6ilippinen bereits als
ameritantf4e &olonien pertreten iein foaz
ten.
@enn mir iebt iiber Die Senaz8riide
I9reiten, finb mir Suuf nem 6auptterrain
Der 4usiteuung, benz Marsfelbe, orgez
Iungt, @Gei4 redts ite9t elm 9ebdltoe ben
Gortf9ritten Der 5oritpirt6l4aft, oemSsez
nefen unb Der 5ii4erei CUR 8erfiigung.
Die @e6Gube Der MG9te britten Gutr9es
pie 9aiti, Gotta Ricu, @u1abor, @uatuz
mata u. +. m. f9auren ii4 Inn ben Gtffelz
t6urm, Der, menn er erit, tpie nan bea6@
fi9tigt, gan5 unb gar iil6er9rdu angeftriz
ben lit, bon Neuem bas Sntereffs aler
8efu9er erregsn tpiro. 4m Nbenh frei@
li9, nenn Sau1enbe BON eieftrii9en 2anz
pen i'm beleu9ten tperoen, lpiro er Md
impoIanter pirten. Sein Qi9ti4immer
niro Meilen unb Meilen melt in Der llmz
gegeno BON puris gu Iebea Iein, uno ZEN
8%epO9nern eiaiaurer 90rfer- bon Der fa>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

4bpptiren frernber Sheen gu iein, iebe Nn=
re9ung ipifen tie auf ibre eigene prigineae
@eiie gu bernert6en, unO 10 tamen ie bulb
olf ben genialen 9ebanten, bas 9eIammtz
bib Der &ieienunlage i'm SadIon parf,
tpel9e nit ibren 9afenbaIiins unb 8andlen
tpie @eneOig aus Dem Maher emporpu4s,
in bef4rdnttem MuBe nabauabmen. Cine
10 imppIante prDmenabe, ipie tie 1i9 ieiner@
3ett am 1fer bes Mi9igonzSee bon NDrz
ben nu3 Siioen btn3og unb einen Musblld
auf bic unenbli9e @ufIerfld6e getuttets,
fam man freili9 ni6t f6affen. @ber Die
Pdrifer 6dben ia bic Seine, bic ii1 pie Elm
li9tes MGrben bur9 bies alte biitprii6e
6Gui ergetpimmel i9rer 3ieienftaDt ipinbet,
unb ie muB ibnen bas Neeer erfeben. 11nb
Die P~Grtier neutrality-suspicious., inbem
man i6nen bas gauge Serrain bonn Pont
Nlerunber III, big gum pont be Sena our
@erfigung iteGte, entparfen eiren plan,
Der beibe ltfer Der Seine nit palGiten unb
9ulen bebedt, 10 bdB cine MafermafIe
aud ben 9Glptrei5 Der fommenben Nus@
itellung bilben nirb. Die SauIenbe BON
5u6men MDben, nel9e ben SadIon Barf
geraoe pie Die Sauben ben MarfusplaB
BON @eneoig bele6ten, tpirb man freili9
bermtfen, dber an 8lumeninieln unb oenez
tianii4en @onbeln tpirbIs ni9t feben, unb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

She'll Der Bonnie 1T Elm God dngebra9t, in
tpel9es Elm e~iferner Gnlinber eingepreBt lit.
9ieier pirb unten nit Summit perf9lo1Ten
unb 1T pben on Der gldtte bes fupfernen
Gtebes feftgema9t. Quf Der platte iinb bic
Worte: ngnbree's POIarerpebition 1896
No. -" eingegraben. SIN e~tfernen. gDtin=
Der, fpel6er ben 8aum fir tir3e i9riftli9e
M~ittbeilungen bietet, pnrbe au9 Der 53ettel
gefunben. Nm oberiten @nbe bes Cylinders.
bds aus Der Bonnie berborrdgt, lit cine itdrte
~eiIerne Spirule b%efefigt, bic an Der duBer>
item SpiBe Die f4pebif4e 5ldgge trGst.
@enn bic 8oie aus benz 8a1on 6eraus9es
tporfen tpirb, muB ite nit Der Spite na4
1tten fa1en. SGut ite auf bic @rbe ober
auf Sis, 10 pirb ii4 bic Gpise in Der @eifs
6tneinbo6ren, bab bic 8oie nit Der 6ldgge
dufre9t ftebt unb tpeitbin ii4tbar pitb;
fd1t tie aber ms @ufer, 10 ptrb ie BON Der
&orfumbilung in itebenber Ste1ung setSps
gen perben. SSn biefer Ste0ung iplrbe iie
audi bonn 9ampfer r8uugen" aufgefunbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
Die Boie Nnor6e's.

DIN IA. Mdi purbe, pie beri9tet, Bel
Sslunb cine 8oie ~gefunoen, pelhe ben grief
ent6ieGt, ben Der tiibne 2mfti4iffer afs erfte
&unbe benz Meere anbertraut bat. Ius
&openbagen pirb gu bieier Gngele9enbeit
6oGgenbes mitgetbeilt: QGs AnOree feline
Expedition ausriiitete, mu9te Der @onfut
perrIon in 9eliingborg inn ben 8ori4ldg,
8oien als Gorreiponben3mittel gu benllBen.
Mnbree nu6m BEN 8ori9lug nit 0unt an,
nobel er rur elm &leines an benz ibm gee
fdnbten MobeG Gnberte. BON bieier neuer
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