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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
Gtablirt 1874.

in Stlsgeps oOrfsitrtOn : Soae"
ieinsn Diesid6riqen Masten6dn Oerorz
~ftaltsr. Der Ii9 ben getroffenen 8orbas
reitungen zines acknowledgements
Gomite'5 3ufolge, ieinen @~orgdngern
auf oas Bette onl6IieBen miro. Die
feds bsIten Barren sr6altsn PreiIe,
unO auBerDsm limb 6ibIds PraiIe fir
bret 9ruppen du59eIeBt.
@eiangptrtin IS / ntru4 t."
Morgsn, Monta9, psrdnItaltet Der
! 8eIangpsreir .Sintroft" in ieirer
9aas. Gds 6uQ= uno 8&dI onzStraBe,
Occult 9oint, Ieinen o~if5jdbri9sn
Wa8ten6au, fir rpsIfsn Elm smIiQsS
@omite umi56tige 8or6ereitungen gs>
troffen BAT. lin gu elmer regsrsn BE-
~tbeiIi9ung SeitenS Der MaSten an
3usifern, Iino ie6s Gin3,l : 9reiIe urO
5pei 8rupptn : PreIs ausgs1eBt.
Gin alter Oie6 f6eint So.
2eaOleb 81 Itin. Der Munn mar Dor
gsitern i'm Criminal : 9eri6t ouf bic
Qni4utof9und gin freigeIpro6en nor
ben. einen l1e5er8ieher geItoblen 3u pa
ben. Sn Der foIgsnosn Na6t puroe
2eaoIeb uuF benz 0a9s De5 SuuIes
Nr. 1892, 5iGenitrabe, geIeben unO
auF 8srdnlufun9 bss 9rr. g.. 8. W}cz
GuQpugb pom 9oli3iiten Durner Der
Eaf.et. Dor 9ori8eiri6ter 9runnan
fagte QeabIsp, sr lei betrunten gene
Ten, bod Der Si6srbsit tpsgen purbe
er benz 9eri9t6perfdbrsn tpegen per-
iuaten @in6ru48 i~ibertpieien.
3obt aufqe urDer. -
9sinri9 8r0ger, Elm 81 Sabre alter
. "tIder, purbe geItsrn Morgen i'm
9intergebdube bes 9uittpirt1es :. 8.
9un3eglod, Nr. 1915, SftzW&onuz
mentftruBs, bpn benz 6ubrmunn oe5
Srr. 0~anSeglod, 5rjebri6 Bed, toot
aufgeFurbsn. Die 2ei6e purOs nu9
benz 2ei6erbeItattung5 : Stabilize
ment oes Srr. S6ub an MoIfe= uno
OrIsunsItraBs qe6ra6t. 8r0ger mar
elm 8oltimorer. Set sya6r.n no6nte
er Bel 5rn. 9un3e9Iod uno oerbients
Ieinen Qe6ensunterhdlt Ourh lls6srz
nadine tleinerer 6aaoleiitungen. @r
binterlGBt cine S6peTter bier in Bal
timpre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

@etteruu8fi3ten. - Sir
MurDluno uro Don 0titritt Columbia
S6neeFaq, fort8eIeBtes taltes 8etter,
Iei6ts, Ti9 Tpdter DerItdrtenoe n0rOli9.
NinDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
Mnnnrcta 8. 9Ninbms.

Fg farb am Q. 5cbruar 1900 W1garstr ? g9jr.
rms, oclirbtt Satin Dts pcrftOrbtHcE 4raaU Wjl=
ms. Inn alter BON 81 labren. Eu &t'roI1wr1
iinott b cutt. Souuto0. ben L. 5tbruar, 9oas
StrlBc, ans uuf Der nggctcru Cemetery" TAFT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
Nus Dem IrmbrI Dcr SBrm!s.
0ds 9eri4t in snti6s!Oer, mem etre
Summs @tloes qe90rt, psl6s Die
Poli3ei MT6IaQna9mte.

Ou2 VtltuL IUu tA.I uI4VSNI lUNH' ~"
SWmm: @tloss Qe6Ort, pel6s Die
PoIi5ei hiaIagna6mte.
Die 9oliaei6&6Droe Fat qsitsrn oas
8reiSgsri6t erIuht, barber gu entz
I4etpen. an men cine in loren 5Gnosn
beftnDlt6e Summs 9e.bss, uuf Del6e
Winidm +. Garter uno Warp 6urtis
gan @rfprua erbs6en, ausgs5u9it
tpetoen IOu. Garter mar fiir3i:9 Guf
DE- Nntld9e, in ods 0aus Der 6rau
Sdrtigdn an Der SioaBopple!oaitrdBe
etngeorun9en gu Iein uro $923.35 aus
einem 8offsr geItobler gu BADEN, pro-
3sIitrt uno freigsIproGen poroa7.
6rdu 9arttgan bsbauptet nun, Dds
8eIo lei ibr Gigen,bum, pd3cerlo
Garter, in OeiIln 8eIiB Ods 8elo mar,
dls sr Ietner ,3eit an Der Gds pom
Baltimore uHo @u~iapifraBe per4af=
TT pur0e, ertIdrt, er lei Der Gt9enz
t5iiner Os5 8e.Oa5. Oa Die Polt3eiz
8efOrOe nun nift psiB, mem tie DdS
8elo auSbdnOiqen iou, erIu6t lie ods
9srt6t I'm cine Gntifsioung uno
gIei63eitig nm e;nen @iThaIt5bsfebl
geqen irgsro cine 8ldge, Die etipu err
bO6ar perosr t0nrte.
Win6 DIT cine ue6srtrdz
gun9 pioerru
NnpalF ;. Sulius @6aum,0ffeI
Itelte geitern i'm &rei5geridt gr. 2
ben QntraQ, DAB cine bon Sopn y.
8aur porgenommena lebertrugung
BON Gigentbum a II Ssrrp 90. Garter
p3Oerrufen peroe. 6r. S9uumtOFfel
mar QemeinTam nit GoparO 8. WarO
fir ben 8auunternehmer g.. y. M&iilz
Ter am %. Nopem6ar 1898 gum &C.
queitsr Qegsn Stelung Don $4,000
8iirgi6aft ernunnt porOen. Sr.
S61umI0FFel ertIGrt nun, oaB Wilz
Ter orei 9runDItiide an Der 8eaIonz
StraBs an 'So6n 9. 8aur iibertrug,
uno ouB oiaIer Ite angebli6 O6ne Grz
IaubniB an Garter iibertrug.
0unf8en S4mer3en5z
gelb.
Glart 6oT6uI rei9te gsitern i'm
Common 9leu5 : @eri9t cine 8lage
auF $4,000 S6uoenerIaB gegen Die
r@onioIiDirte StraBenbabn : 8eTeuz
i6aft" eir, neil er, sals er Die Yortz
3oao sntlanq fubr, nit Ieinem &c
fdbrt ge9en cine Sub fubr, pel9e pon
e;nem Daggon Der 8a6n getroffen
uno qst0otet poroen mar unO auf benz
6abrOamm lag, in 6OIge Oefen er an
ge6Ii4 aus benz Wugen gsI6lsuoert
fpuroe unb @srleBungsn erlitt.
Sarab SuBmunn itrengte geItern
in oemiel6sn 8sri9t cine &lage auf
$4,000 Gnti96oigurg geger bic
rStdot : 9afuQierz" uno rGonToIiz
oirte Strabenbabn : 91isuIduft" an,
neil tie an9ebli6 am 2. September
bet elmer &ou1iion an Der Gde Don
GUtapz unO 6rantlinzS truBe perIeBt
nurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
Serlangt III %GtAaemrIneE.

8erIuuGt:
Sine Tumilic uuO ltDtgt Ntauutr, I'M auI
elmer Sarm an urbcitcH. YubjufruGU IN HT.
lO22, ~EiqbtsStrobc. ~
4ugpeig I6sr ben Stano Der o6ops
arb : @erIi6erurg5 : G%OmPagnis
BON Baltimore, Mb,," I'm 81. De-
5ember 1898.
@ciammteg Gmtomm,n pa0renO ocs
81 aRnte 'au5oo5cn pa5rmo hes -, o,..o
5abres .
e-rro,io.rtbpn 0"'o"o'" $3osol.m
2 {S9,I, ."' 6sOo.o
cb 52om uno effcttiu. pom Der
g6 GP" i'm 9itrt Snl'1 nn6 in Der ganf 29l$
TGuiQe ,3initu uuO ylittbt1 -o-IV9
0ettoz9ctraQ pom nlbt tlntalHTitn
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tauig E e
S2o5.27o20
Rt6t 5~uQttanOsue G"ut5s1s%
Scfuritdtcu, Die IN OcJz
i6itOcncu Staaten iam
Shurc ocr 4oijgcu= 5uz
babcr in iolbtu Stautcu
6cpouirt fUO CDtarits
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
Ghriifinn 31hIrr.

Gg far6 am 9. Gcbruar 1899 i'm .2mt,5,n
8reiitubcim" GhritiuG R0blcr i'm Altsr BON q
Sabrtu. Gas 9tQrdbuiB iiuost btutC, Soru=
tao, 2 llbr Ra6mittags, oui Der QlJt,
6cmtirpa tatt. Q2-3I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

Mebr Ha6t6etrie6 Der
Straben6abn en. - 8on 6euts
friib l llbr a6 iubr ieoe StunOe au8
Elm Daegon Der peiben Qinie Der
rStabt QaTagier : StraBen6u6n"
bon Dem 9urt : @ingung an Wabiz
ion : Qpenue biz gum Battlefront
part" unb 5urid, 10 bub isBt duf
5pei Qintsn Der uStubt : Puifagterz
Strabsn6abn" Naftbetrieb eingeFibrt
lit. Die rGonIolioirte Straben6a6nz
8eieQI6aft" pat 6%stdnntli9 auf Der
Garepitr. : Sort : Qoenue : 2inie, Der
0aperIp : Srpington> uno Der Roz
Lamb : part : 9i9bIanotptpn ( 2inie
Na6tbetris6 eingefi6rt.
DobltbGttge 8ermG4tz
nt5fe.- Dem nSsrasIitifden Nuiz
Ten6auie" bat Sr. 80. @pman $3.50
uls 2egat BON Sennie 8%ronbetmer
ii6erpieisn; Fernsr gir9en Der QnItd.t
gu: elm 9e9at bon 500 Don Sgnatiu5
@rauer. pon einsm 6reunbe Dur6 9rn.
M. s. Oppen6eimer S. unb BON Ger
rMiriam : 2oge" $25. - Dem is
raelitii6en 6oIpitalz unb QipI Ser
Elm" ging e6snfaG5 Elm 2e9ut Dor 500
pon Ssennie &%rpnbsimer, Elm glei4es
bon 500 BON Sgnatius 9ruuer, elm
6ono BON $500 gum 8eodftniB fir
bic oerItorbene 6rau getta 4fFeIoer,
$25 bon Der rMirium : 2oge" gu.
8eqen t6GtIt9en Nm
qrtff8 Detroit. - Deil er
6urr1 ,. Gemmeror, Nr. 342, Glib
Wooobear : GtraBe, tbGtli6 angrtff,
puroe Oapio W1. 0isren geItern bonn
8oIi3eiri6ter Smitb in Der iiiopeitz
li9en Station I'm $25 unb Soften gez
itraft.
9ie beftnitipe Iusmu IL
It erung bes l. Wurpldnoer Regtz
ments pirp i'm &ump Mc8en3ie, 4uz
guitu, Ga, itattfinben, uno peroen Die
WannIduften bereits am 10. Mdr5
nab i6rer 6eimutb abreiIen tonnen.
Die Nusmufterurg erfolgt 'besGdlb in
4ueuItd, neil ounn iebes MitglieO oes
Reqiments cine Mari9 8ergiiti9ung
bon $50 erhdlt.
Our9 man.
oelbufte Acknowledgement entItaao gez
tern frii6 Z l16r in Der Wo9nun9 Der
| Sruu MarD 9ope, Nr. 1104, Noroz
| G~burlssitraBs, unO bes 9rn. SoIeph
| :Senfins, iun., Hr. HOG, Noroz
&6urlesSS truBa, 6euer, oaS Don Der
| 6~euerrebr, bic pom 8aiten Or. "a aus
alurmirt mar, Qel0i9t Duroe, e4e
nennensperF6er S9aben ent5tano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

Wittl. SaromettrR. 60 "a 9oht. 5h.rmom,tsrit. IL
Dittl. 5hsrnometern... 1 yiieoriqiicr Ii
DiebobRe Shnc1iaFeIt ots g9IHoes IN timer Stuuoe
betrua . Dteileu usn goro:1.
TaS seftrise Bctter-9u E,mperatur bss gefri:
ger 2ajea Is ubr AbeHo0 Gui nap6.naaui.7 Stds
Ilpncn luur, mIe fola.:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
sterbIi9teit in ~brrHuRencr @u6e.
@rpbe stsrbIthleitsruts untsr ben

9rpBe StsrbItGteitsrute unter ben
Nsgern. Weniger Grippe
Spfer. - 2un9en : Gnt5inbung
unb =SflpinoIu9t forbern bic
ii6lifH t3abl.
Sn Der pergdr9eneR Wo6e tpuroen
209 Ster6efGlIe inn SanitGts 9eparz
tement angemelbet, oarunter paren
SO gfeesr. Spbt9ebpren nurbsn Iie6en
&irosr. BON ben 9eitorbsnen, bapon
ITO mdnrlifsn uno 80 tpei6li9en Sc
i4Ie9ts, tparen 48 inter / Sabr alt,
8 5tptI6sn l unb 2 Sa6ren, 15 3ptz
FGen 2 uno 5 sSabren, 4 stpt i6en 5
uTO 10 Su6ren, 2 8piI6en 10 uno Is
Sd6ren, 5 3pti9sn 10 uno 20 Sab
rem, Is 5piiAen 20 unb 80 Sdbren,
% Stptldsn 80 unb 40 Sa6ren, II
5tpifden 40 unO so sya6ren, II 5piz
i9en so unb 60 Sabren, % spiI9en
so pnb 20 Sabrn, Is 8ptifen 70
uno 80 Subren, 8 SpiI4en 80 unb 80
Subren unb l iiber 80 Sabre alt. Die
Sterblt9teitsrdte fir bic 463,OO
8siBen 6etruq 1913, fir bic $4,000
Neqer 1888 unb fir Die Sc ammtz
8eb0lferung 20.08 PRO 1000.
@s ftarbsn 6 an SdlagfluB, 5 an
8rigbtT6sn Nierenleiben, 3 an &e6Is
tppf > GntaInDunq, l an &ar6unfeI.
II an &rebslefOen, / an 9eOGrms@
4us3ebrung, Is an 2unseni9pino'
Iu9t, & an SrGmpfen, l an Oslirium
Sremens. 5 on O%ip6tberitis, 3 an
9er3leiOen, 2 an SHarIa6fie6er, 2
an Nerpenfie6er, 4 an Bronchitis, 10
an Der 9rtppe. IL an QltersI9pd9e,
4 bHr9 2dbmunq, 81 an 2ungen5@nt@
climbing, 5 bur3 5piibgeburt, 8 an
Ser5tlappen { 5e6lern uno Der Reit an
berI9isbenen Qeibsn.
Sn Soipitdlsrn itar6en % Perfos
ren. 9eborsn puroen 125 peiBe uno
43 Ne9srtinoer. Qn anitedtnoen
8rantbeiten purben folgenoe 5Gae
angemeEDet: O~ipbtberitis q, 9ldttern
/, 6aIs6rGune 2, S6arla6fieber Z,
Nerpenfisber 3. Muiern %, &eu6buz
item l unD Winbpoden s,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

Qu6 cine 4r6eit. - 8dter
(3u ieintm SObn): nQoer RuOolpb,
0u drbeiteit ia ben gun3en Gag ijhr
Ni4ts!" So6n: rNi6ts? 9rebe
i4 mir D:nn ni4t jebe Cigarette
ielbt?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

@or3 unmDg(i6 d. - &unoe
gum S6neiOer): - uno Dorn
MAIDEN Sic mir ben Rod niat gu eng,
r;6t 81 nett, ni9t gu larg, ni9t 81
tur3." - S6Reioer: y@riuuben Ss.
oapu miro Oas 8leioungsItijd ia gar
tein Rod peroen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
@etterbcriht.

NNtIItLU INWIs
Ser. Stadten III rttrrsSursdu.
9aItim re, ben Il. Tebruar 1859.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

4ugpei5 ii6er ben StonO Der n6ops
arb : 9erIi3erurg5 : Gompagnls
BON Baltimore, MO,," am 81. De-
3ember 1898.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

8trIungt: .
Giuc Tomilic NM ltDlgc Ntauntr, I'M auf
elmer Sarm al orbcitcu. gabJuira9U IN Nr.
lU22, yiQbtzStrGbc. t--1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

exact WarOluHb, Hiicturuui =T g
r~GrrfmtHL g ommi lars 9nrcuh
IrurpcIis, ocu %. Sanuor 1899. - Su Gt,
-rgfbei, ocs GticBbubcs Der ofitutli0cu uuQcmeis
u,g 8.itFc .btidsiuioe i0 hermit, oab 9oricbu'
nss Elm uabrbt,tsQttrcuC Nus3ug aus DEM @us'
mti, or 80 crii6truup .
Wri.IIi6uf: pDU 9oltimoc, Ms
bis ;um 81. E3embcr 1905, wue tr in bititm pie
rtuu tjugcrcih: Dor0cu, III.
y. Albcrt &.
2q.36, 80 Inctuvaui= GommiHdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

H.. a.,+ -Bino-~
Se"' meter. N9'' Itlsteit g;h eh, 0ett.
500 %. 3O.71 Il so 81. 3 Slar.
800 ". sos? 6 95 >. 3 Sd'ee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
&erlanat.- Nianner mn &GnUeH

9crluHqt
Gin btuti6cr Wuuu, nm ali Ritbc bdorQtu 5u
bclfcU. NudjuirGQtU 3iUjlbcu 9 uuo i Ilbr III
gr. lis, gNtit= NaUburg- StrdBt. H2|)
9e"rluugt:
GiuiQc Shrciutr, iol6t, oit ibon Rcparaturs
2lrbttttn Qcna6t bubtu, CrboItcu Den &oriug.
Vo63ufrdQcu in 0r. 322, IorOs9onIro=St raBc.
42-3J
8erluHgt:
Gin 9ddcr ais brittle SauO fir groo. No3igs
iruQcH in gr. 1889, 9SttzSauUult-S iruBt. t2-"l
AQtHttu OerlGnGt:
Gute tbltiQc Utduucr in allen Stu0ttbclltn, MI
cine QruBc Observation-Disclosures 3u ]Uertrtttn uuo
oercu QBaartu ciu5ufibrcn. 2antru0e 9e9att,z
QuuQ INN Qutcs GintOnmen IN clrtm gnttn la9tz
timtu @tibdftc miro iolhtn yaHnerH ju9tl1ert'
uelae cutihlofCu nm g9ilcn5 inn, ND ctlrli
benz 8ci6Gitc 3u ipiomcu. GmpfcbIuuQeH trforz
ocrli6. RtilCttuutcH UoueU Gin NIT lbrcr @oteNt
uno Qotmurie U]cricbcuc5 gricf=&ouotrt culenots
al bic ,Rcr Manufacturing GompOHp," gr. .22S'
6bartrss=StraBc, yelUsCrIcous, IA. 3S-b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
%rrlanat.- Tramen irmO WtaOmsn

9~trluuQt:
GIN compctcutts RiuOcrmuObcu. NabjutrdQcH
in gr. 1922, GutaipsYlate. C3l
0t~rLuHqt:
6iuc compctcutt 6ruu ais g9drtsrjH crittr Gluiis
fir Gin > Sabre lltts Gino; muB Scutib i%prtdtu;
cute Ntimatb uuO gutter Gobn. Dtdn %oortlbrt;
| p9or 3 AZ, Stuti6T Gorrtipon0cut. 3L--
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-29

New Haven, Conn, June 2S.-The an
nual commencement of Yale university
was celebrated this morning. The wealth
er was rainy. The events of the day were
the comforting Of degrees to the number
of 615, including those awarded to the
members of the graduating classes of all
departments of the university, and the
honorary degrees the announcement of
prizes and the awards of prizes, scholar
ships and fellowships.
Honorary degrees We're conferred as fol-
lows: So
d. D., Rev. Stuart Dodge Yale college
1897, New York CITY; Rev Professor
George E. Adams Smith Glasgow, Scot
land llH
L. L. D.-Hon. Frederick Adams, Yale
college, 1896, Newark N. j.: George w.
Griggs, attorneyogeneral United States;
Hen. Frederick J. l<ingsbury, Yale col
leee, 1886, Waterbury Conn; Emory Nc
C,intock, New York; Professor S. Minot,
M. D.. Boston: Wirklicher Geheimrath
Franz Won Rottenburg, curator of the
University of Bonnie, Germany.
M. A-Robert Brooklyn, Francis NJ.
Bunce, u. S. NJ. retired, Hartford. Conn.
John p Mott. New York; Captain W. c.
Also the following former members of
the college: Rev. John S. Thomas, 1868
Oxford, o.; Norman livingston, 1879, Cats
kill, N. Y: William A. Otis, 1856. Colorado
Springs Colo.
Phi. D.-John Mckenzie, class of 1889,
Chicago. n.-ra
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-29
SHE'S A LADY PUG.
Mrs. Matte Rich Probably Will Not Be
Surrendered.


Surrendered
Ell Paso, Tex June 2S-The second
days hearing Of the Mrs Matte Rich ex-
tradition case in the federal court. was
occupied by hearing the testimony for the
defense. DR.. Acquires of Juarez said that
he was summoned early on the morning
of the shooting to see the wounded man
and advised Mrs. Rich to send for sur
geons to Ell Paso. The mans wife was
administering ice water to him, and Rich
said the shooting was accidental
Mrs. Rich took the stand in her own
behalf the first time to Horace Howard
of New York.
II never rode barebacked horses in a
circus as the newspapers have stated .
said the defendant, ''but I gave exhibit
tions as pugilist. | hold the title of
champion lady pugilst of Illinois. The
night my husband was shot, | saw him
talking to a strange woman. and I gave
her pair of black eyes. | found him in
his room at daybreak badly wounded and
he told me to tell no one, but get a Doc
tor"
Witness told of being excluded from the
hospital where her husband was diving
She said she scaled the porch and looked
through the window at him.
1t is not believed that Mrs. Rich will he
surrendered.
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MAY END THE CASE.
A Point Raised In the Bear Gulch Min
ing Company Case.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.


Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, June 28.-The case of e. IT.
Wilson, receiver of the First National
bank, VS., Dougherty and others, to
eject them from the Bear Gulch Min
ing company's property in the Sheen
Eater district, Park county, which com
menced yesterday in the United States
court, was resumed to-day, a number
of witnesses testifying for the com
plainant. When the attorney for Will
son attempted to introduce some evil
dence as to the transfer of the prop
erty from the party who held it as trus-
tee to the receiver, the defense OBJ
jected, raising the question whether the
receiver held anything more than an
equitable title, and if so. suit to dis
possess could not lie The court took
until tomorrow to decide the point
If he decides for the defendant, that
will end the case and the jury will be
instructed to return verdict for the
defendant.
Joseph Howes of Butte was adjudged
a bankrupt to-day by Judge Knowles.
He has liabilities of s1.265, with no as
sets outside of property that is ex-
empt
D. H. Hoe of Butte was to-day ad-
mitted to practice in the United States
courts.
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Wisconsins Satisfied.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, June 2S.-Coach
McConnville of the Wisconsin crew said
last night:
Il am more than satisfied with the
result of the race. My boys rowed
beautifully and l am satisfied that they
We're rowing the winning stroke when
they encountered that obstruction I'M
der the bridge Even then l think they
could have maintained the lead had 1t
not been for the mass of small boa IS
which compelled them to slacken their
speed. The only complaint that l have
to make against the officials is for not
properly policing the inside of the
course. Our splendid rowing to-day will
do a world of good in advancing rowing
in our university. and you may look for
a spanking good crew down here next
year.
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NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.
Gold Product Passing BY England for
Russia and the United States.

London, June 2S.-Sir Michael Hicks
Beach. chancellor of the eXchequer, re-
spending to personal toast at the
banquet of the bankers and merchants
of London at the Mansion house this
evening, and referring to the diminution
of the gold reserve of the Bank of Eng
land and the great increase of the
worlds gold, said:
Some persons seem to entertain
alarm that, although London is the
great market for the worlds gold, this
vastly increased product seems to have
passed by us and taken permanent
abode in the United States and Russia
In 1891, Mr.. Goschen chancellor of
the exchequer in that yeaD expressed a
strong opinion on this matter but the
relation between the Bankfof England
and the money market has been great
ly changed by the rise of the great pri-
vate joint bank.
ITO arrange this reserve so as to meet
the requirements of foreign countries
and of the banks that have deposited
with the Bank of England will be the
great object of my office, though the
matter need not cause any alarm
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KILLED HER HUSBAND.
Murdered Him Because She Wanted Him
All for Herself.

Murdered Him Because She Wanted Him
All for Herself.
San Francisco, June 2S.-Mrs. Charles
Copp shot and killed her husband in the
parlor of their residence No. is Lewis
street. tonight. The only witness of
the tragedy was the 14-year-old daugh-
ter of the couple, who had lived unhap-
PLY for some time. Leaving her dead
husband in a pool of his own blood,
Mrs. Copp locked up the house and, go
ing to the home of her sister and broth
er-in-law, informed them of what she
had done. Then they all returned TO
the scene of the crime. The brother-in-
law blew police whistle and on the ar
rival of an officer Mrs Copp surrender
ed herself, saying:
Il killed him because I wanted him
all for himself
Jealousy of a woman named Mrs. B.
Monti, to whom Copp was attentive,
and to whom he had decided the COM
munity property during his wife's alb
sence in the East was the cause of the
murder.
Several days ago Mrs. Copp tried to
have the property reconveyed to her, a
quarrel ensued and she made an UNI
successful attempt to shoot her hus-
band. Tonight she and her daughter
tracked Copp and Mrs. Month to Tay-
lor street restaurant. On Cops return
home the angry wife demanded that he
forsake the woman with whom he had
dined. Copp refused and plainly said
that he loved Mrs. Mont. Then Mrs
Copp drew revolver and sent bullet
into her husbands forehead, killing
him instantly. He was a retired res
taurant keeper, aged 81 years. She is
A years of age, not unattractive in APP
pearance and apparently of mild dis
position.
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WILL CONTROL THE SEA.
1t Is the Destiny of England and the
United States.

Chicago, June 2S.-Sir Horton Frew-
en-, the English publicist, who is with
the party of Sir Rivers Wilson, is in
Chicago. said to-day in an interview:
Germany, with all her marvellous
science and her energy, is minus rich
soil of superlative mineral wealth. Nor
has she got possession of the seas to
lend her strength, nor any reasonable
hope of getting them. The necessity
of her position on the continent forces
her to keep up a great military estab-
lishment But she cannot at the same
time create and keep going vast ma
val establishment. That double burden
would crush her.
consequently England and the
United States alone can think of con-
trolling the seas. 1T is their destiny.
America has just begun to expand and
is fast growing conscious of how strong
she is
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Judges Carson, Fuller and Haney were
nominated The resolutions adopted
unqualifiedly endorsed President Nc
Kinley and his administration and for
eign policy in Cuban and Philippine af-
frs; reaffirms the declaration Of the
st. Louis platform as to the money
question and declared strongly for the
fundamental principles of the party;
tribute was paid to the South Dakota
volunteers in the Philippines and they
were assured of sympathy and loyal
support.
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Morton Trust Company.

New York, June 2S.-A trust company
viii. continue the business of the banking
house of Morton, Bliss & Co. The new
corporation will be known as the Morton
Trust company in honor of ex-Vice-Presi-
dent Levi p. Morton, founder of the house.
The capital of the company will be $1,000
900, with a reserve fund of 81. 100000. The
date of changes will be October l, next
Mr. Morton and George T. Bliss announce
their retirement from business.
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A MENACE TO PEACE.
Governor Jones Forbids the Importation
of More Coal Miners.

of More Coal Miners.
Little Rock, Ark, June Ex-Governor
Joles this afternoon issued a proclamation
in which he says: From statements it
seem that certain coal mine operators
nave been bringing from other states into
Sebastian county a class of miners who
menace the health and peace of the COM
munity and in violation of the injunction
OF Judge Rowe. / am advised that bring
ing more of such Objectionable persons
into Sebastian county will surely result
IN bloodshed, For the purpose of preserv-
ing the peace and preventing b,oodshed in
sad county l hereby order and direct
that the further importation of such OBJ
Jectionable men cease and that former
proclamations by me in this matter be
strictly enforced by the sheriff of said
county"