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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07
ROBBERS CAVE
LOCATED NEAR BELLE PLAIN
sheriff simmons Hopes to Find Tack
EFT and Rhodes There

Sheriff Simmons received telegram yes
/ terday afternoon Informing him Of the To-
/ cation Of two suspicious characters who
/ have concealed themselves in a large cave
/ on an island six miles from Belle PLANE.
The inmates OF the cave are said 10 be
heavily armed and provsioned, and the
city marshal, vino wired Sheriff Simmons.
can not secure persons 10 assist him in ap-
/ preaching the cave and making arrests.
lie also considers Il dangerous and unWise
to go alone, ana Sheriff Simmons was so
notified. The inmates Of the cave have
been there three days and the evidence Of
their being there IS vouched for by sew
eral persons who have seen them dart in
and out in a mys terious manner. Smoke
also issues from the cave. It is said that
c0nfederates have carried provisions 10 the
cave, which IS situated on an island in
lonely and obscure place in the rivers
bend.
Sheriff Simmons left the city last night
TO investigate the matter. If he can not
secure help he says he viii 60 alone 10
the cave and see who the strange inhabT-
taurs are
The Information received yesterday leads
the sheriff 10 believe very strongly in the
probability or IL being the temporary
residence Of Tackett and Rhodes, who are
perhaps comfortably fixed with the aid Of
farmers, ana are prepared for all Corners
by being heavily armed. The cave is said
to be a hiding place for criminals.
Mr.. Simmons Informant says Il IS abs0-
lutely impossible to get persons 70 volun-
teer their services. which he thinks Is
sufficient evidence 70 warrant the belief
that the cave contains desperate Charac-
tiers. and perhaps the worst Two Of the
jail breaking gang, which the people here
would Ike TO see brought back.
L IS said that both Tackett and Rhodes
have friends or relatives IN that section
Of the country who would willingly help
them in any undertaking they might pur-
sue To escape.
Sheriff simmons intention last night was
70 secure enough help either al Belle
PLANE or Wellington 70 surround the cave
and he would then compel the Inhabitants
% the diagy dusoUt TO show their hand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07
NIL are tie only pills TO take
tlOOd > J HIS with floods Sarsaparilla

first time ever stole anything and was
driven 70 it through want and poverty. !
had TO do something 70 take care Of my
wife and We concluded TO go TO the terri
tory, 50 I got the team without her know
ing It was stolen and We drove TO about
seven miles this side Of Hennessey, o. T.
where I was arrested. am going 10 plead
guilty and throw myself on the mercy Of
the court Ny wife is in the territory, and
do not know what VII become of her.
I had TO leave here behind as the officer
would not pay her fare back"
The sheriff viii leave for Lyons this
morning with Ward.
Considerable excitement was stirred up
over the arrival of the sheriff and his
prisoner. who was handcuffed and shack
e.ed. rumor having started that one Of
the Wichita jaiIbreakers had been caught
and brought back by a deputy marshal
from Oklahoma Other rumors were afoat
that F'itz Simmons had been captured in
the territory disguised as a woman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07
MRS. SIMS INSANE
80 Declared the: Jury in probate
Court YESTERDAY

Mrs Florence Sims was yesterday taken
before a jury in the probate judges office
and found TO be Of unsouud mind and 1T
person for the insane asylum.
DR.. Jordan. who had treated the woman.
said he was satisfied that her mind was
unbalanced. Or. Fordyce. whom Mrs
Sims claims was her physician for
while, said he never saw the woman be-
fore. Two Sisters ar s.. Francis hospital
testified as TO the character OF her delu-
sions while at the hospital
Mrs. Sims took the stand In her own be
hs2f and talked rationaliy on all matters
pertaining 10 her business ana her trav-
els But her delusi8n was evident when
the subject Of her husband was brought
out She said she knew she had seen him
al the jail and often heard his voice. she
reiterated the reason as to WY she was
taken 10 jan. giving the same reason IS
she save the reporter at the jaH. being
that she had overheard s7me-hinE a- the
hospital that she could not help hearing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07
ISM FINE CONDITION
wichita Nursery Association aad the
Rapid sroWfh.

Ire Wichita Nursery association has
he.d It's annual meeting aTsi marked ar
o-hc- yelr-posc 70 lis rapid ard prosperous
progression The canpsry has grown In
% GRE Of The blg conce-us Of tee south
vess-. empzeying some thirty uea and coI-
st.an-iy charging o b-.s.1ess through abe
and sasrge-ic H1sg2Esz1egr- The rev Of
zlce-s elected are as follows:
Pressient-I- : Naftzger
Wee p-aSideI-t-yy .litnsy Tucker
Secretary ana treasur=r-W- = ScAei-
Assistant ma zse--F-rs1k J. Ba-Cle-t
Dlreelo-s-W. z staasey. Flzlay Ross.
A \. Wal.sce Z. Il scheE, L :. Nattz-
ser, W1ltrey Tucker and ". 2. ScaeL
Nr. Ba-riscv- vae new manager. comes
from Niekevso1, Kan He 1 greatly I'm
pressed WITH che future - Wichita ard 7yI,-
n as zew capacity. exercise ling exp
rieace and Inherent e2ergy 20 TIE forward
Ing e tae association and rs aew acme
wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS ACTIVE
viii send Special Car With DeIeEa-
IiOn tn III Dorado

On ne 1sT1 u the month a district co2-
veu-on WI De az e Dorado under the
auspices ot The Knights OF Pythias The
Wichita bodies ot mis- popular order VII
send d. large delegation with q special car
The state IS divided .nto twelve districts.
ana these gatherings are found ID ae very
beneficial 70 the membership and those
who attend from the Instruction in The
ritual as Wen - lhe social sea-cGres Wish
ita lodge NJ. 1s9 and Warwick lodge No. ~
vii b ably represented al she z Dorado
meeting The trains w. ieave al such
times as vii Tot interfere with business
70 any extent. and a complete representa-
ton VIII Be present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07
HORSE THIEF IN JAIL
sheriff Watkins Of Lyons stops Over
NI-hf ~ iii Him

Sheriff Watkins. from Lyons Kan.
brought a ho-sethief IN from che territory
lasr night On tEs Rock Island and placed
aim in the city iaI over night The mana
name is Bill Ward. and a reward Of so is
offered for him by the parties at Lyons
whom Wand stole ehe team and bu>Ev
from several weeks aEo.
Waea Ward was seen by a reporter for
the Eagle last night he said II an
s-CesJsd TOR Stealing a pair Of horses. and
the authorities have a cinch on me. an
going back without a requis.rton. because
do not want 70 tght the case. Il i the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07

Painful Ulcers
Troubled with Them for the
Past Ten Years
Purifying the Blood with Hoods
SarSaparilla Effects a Cure.

All troubles that are due to impure
blood yield with wonderful prompt
ness to Hoods SarSaparilla, which
thoroughly eradicates all scrofulous
taints and makes the blood rich and
pure. Read these words:
81 have been troubled with very pain
full ulcers on my ankles the greater part
of the time for about ten years. l decided
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla, and when ]
had taken two bottles / could seea change
for the better. 1 have now taken four
bottles and the ulcers are well. am able
to attend to my work about the house
without any pain, and I can rest well at
night. regard Hoods Sarsaparilla as an
excellent medicine" MARY A. WELL
NAN, Winfield, Kansas.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by al druggists. 81; six for s..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07

GarTeld Relief Corps No. a vi nee: to
d7E II regular session Special DISPENSE
t-oa and business Of importance REsch
mus be settled ana Il Is important -ha-
al Officers and members shoal5 be IN -ae--
PAGES. BY order Of tae president Mrs..
Minnie Beach.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07

The best advertised
Tne m0e- patrOnized-
The least criticised
The mos eulogiz ed-
IS the work Of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07

Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by al druggists. 81; six for s..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07
Better Vision

Tou uav n. be anxious fer 1r7aas-
vision. 5G- you certainly zazt e@-te-
Tissa7. especially Il your vision e q al
impaired We VII put strength .rr5 yeu-
eyes ry 1royt6sug lenses whia 49,
sea ta see better. Al Ne ask S -zar sou
-et - examine ard prescribe. Wen make
SOS appreciate what good eyes y1a coss
have II YOU only would
ExaEllzatlou free
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07

Given Away J.

We quote below few of the extraordinary bar
gains that you may have some idea OF what we will
do in every department of our store during this
great sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

0ab Entertainer al tdmpTtn b.riteben, BADEN fs
i6un m~ebrmals b%sfpititn. Sdb lie tsNsmal rs0t
amp fir Das He6t ~sefaHpft baben, Sas 1T Der
@rllno. 9lmtrita III elei6 itiner beriibnlttn eousz
erinti @oftetttr's Magenbitters. Safelbt 1T ME
bsfegt ipprDtn, nod miro ts 9a5 ie itin. Gin balz
bes 6abrbunOert lang bat Disie eroBarti9e grinsi
Rrdft osm idipadtn Mao.n, Stdrte Den ermatttttn
Gtrpen uns @tillnpbeit unO Graft Dem ganjen Ror=
per ,uriid %eegcben. Sein Ruf 1T isttig meter ge=
prunetn, trDb @unNtrttr BON Na6abmung.n. So
ianee Is Rranfbeit in Der 9S.lt eiebt, 10 LANCE miro
es aud @oftttter's mta9enbitters gtben, oielelbe su
b.ilen. Wenn Sbr bon 9,ritopiung eequdlt iptrptt,
fpenn Gutrt Tdbruuq rah benz GHen ibfper i'm
Maqtn liegt, ip.nn Sbr in Golgt bon @anenoergits
tuna etlb aus t6t optr tpenn Guere Rieren ubsrars
btitts ino, 10 periu6t es NIT Softettt's Mta9.ns
bitters. 4enn Ssr aefuuo ieio, utbmt IS ~stlegtnt=
lid elm, Inn Gu6 10 3u erbdlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

UtdDor.
Cine e%streus Gppie = q. aprif 1899.
2. Sranf SuppIes,
Q3l, s, 5,42) Reaifrdtor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
WnA1 NOnihinntnn-
DRpnnl Blue Cine"
nddb M%bilabelpLia unb 9Icmzgcrf.

GGs 3aQs DtrOcn NIT gintf6sgi9t bslcu5t,t.
BtrlGteH g q mbeu 1tdtlOn. -
WtrIaitu mt. @ObalsStatton A 0llnutsr lpntrD
RAD QtfU=YOrf, goitou Uu6 bem Often, an g9ss
bentugsH, 555ptiitzgIauq0Hl $50, ~QO.5lSptlts
Q8aQQon) 9Ormittags, 1851, els Speiiezg8ag9onl,
3.49, 600 Sptlt : WdggOHl Sto9mItiaqs, gVS
Gbsnog dis glabts, S@iats9HaG9oH 99E W. @o'
polsStation, often fir BQidgItrt I'm 1000 Abbs.l.
S0nntags, ass, $50 SpejitzlGa1g ~ 9ormJitugs,
els GptiiSsgluCgoN), 349, 600 tPptnt=gSdg9oHl
Robmittags, 900 NbcHD5, Ol5 Ta5ts, S6!at'
gGuqQou ppH Utt. &oga.z0toItoH, oIitH lur 9anss
eiRre nm 1000 IbtnDsl.
Sad Buffalo, 500 abtnos.
9tud @tlantitsGitR 1880 9orHi, II5T 2.l5 uns
$40 gadmjttugs.
Wo6ertogsu, G.55 SptltzSSagg9nh boV' 6IO.oI
bait uur bti mtlmingtou, Speits4Sas toni 8orm.,
1851, G.l5 Sptiiez4uggoH, bait nAr Lcl 2SItmlHg'
tom, $40, 600 Spelit W155oHl ~Ga9nlilass,
speiit Qagqonl @0rmttto8s, els SpIlt sSaga
apul, $40, 600 Speit : 48aggOnl gcDmIItags,
900 gbsHDg, lis Ga5'5. ~.
BAD qp!aLsGtutiDreu an Der Q5idoelp5ttr Stots
fpn. an gppantaQtu, 800 QOrmittags, 500, 505
Ra6mittaqs. eoHntags, $50 9Ormtttoss u. sos
qu6mittaqs. "
8ugt DtrIaffeH 6amotr . q 1ItsE.
mad frtosrit, 720 9Ormittags, 10 43O une
$50 Rabmittavs. Gin 6CnHtagsH, 935 YorH'iia9S
u'i 8o 90 gpia5stT, 800, 1925 gorntttaos uHs
"a @o6 "s 69o,r,totpn, 40. l2gOrmittass, AIS, ASo
Paa mt. Qirb uuo 3DiitsntationeH, an SB29tn'
taaeu, $50 8ormit,aQs, l.3o, 40, 5.31 Nanmlis
ilSg, $50, 1I.10 Q6eaos SonnGta99g5 g5o g0Fm''
. rod 'SSnicotfss6; N, an gB0bsutagtl 40 Dorm.
80, 40, $50 Tram, $50 lilo NbtgSs-
sonutaQs, 9.35 g0rmittl8s, $50 |a1m, oo"'
4 n GIrtig' Rap. an Bo6tntaqsr, 623 Born
8aqs Dcrlaftn Gurtis' gaq an @o3tHtaV'H I'm
sos 0a6mittaeg.
iqusqenommtn s]ouutuQs. ?Rur 6OHRtsss.
"Idoli6. Grpr,ss8ng.
Gep5d tpirb ubqebolt une nit G6tds %DTithtH ooa
6ptels urD Wobnuugsn bUr6 pie -uni0H ItdHsir
Co auf @srlarQcn In BEN @iletsQlrtauT:
Rorb 10 { fsG d Galbtrt T. INN 9aH
tfmpre TT, Qr. 230, 6uDsgronepap, D(t.
Gopal. Citation oofr Stltton
+. q. uuoermOOo, D 2 10 u In
Gen. sBsi5aft5iiGrtr. YEN s2oA'z@Gsnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

s4srifT bon Baltimore.
@1, ass 1OL3.5,8,1 TO- p Is, 171g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

Sober befddftigte 9 ii r
ger, 'behen 3eit 8elD III, ioate Iid beute
f6on bariiber flar peroen, mo- er NOR
gen feline @timme ab5uee6en bat uno
mann bic 9elegeo3te 3eit fir i9n 1T.
Mdn bergeHe ni6t, buB bieWablbuoen
nm 5 ubr qeT9lpHen neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
Retanntmad Dung an ale Sefser BON Strtbs
fdaftslofalen.
Bureau brs @~pnesiums Der @pIfSeisG ommfiz
fGre Der Gtdct Baltimore.

(l15,7,9,21,2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

Srou George, bic rad9e>
min ibrer G6re," tpirb nit 9eiratbsz
Mnfrdoen iiberfdiittet. 0a man
tpeiB, baB iis feinsn SpdB perltebt,
70 miifien fie pobl ernft CEMENT ietn.
(Weitl. 9of.)
gtpos r@ilbsefdmad" rei8t isAr
bieIe MGnner INNER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

Gin 8irqsr BON Minnez
opolis bebauptet, buB i'm nd6iten Noz
pember Elm Sonnet eegen ben Stoat
Soma anrennen pirb. 9as tpiro
sii9en, tpenn Der feinen beiben 8opf
in ben Gd[tpd31erfddt 1tedti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
mrTfrrusWnrb


Fra+iH Rra t q III IL. s anuur 1899,
8aat psrleFen Die St4eRsS Station, ME i0lgt'
SA30 gsrm. - Shael5ug, Sauptliuis, u. L Us
9abH uHp Dem SI9cn, uGsgeEomMen SonHta55,
s.. sgabH nab Gbambersburg, 4sartin5sgEs
% ) aoTm, gcrf, q. & &. .2ioiFon, s~auptliaii
Dtll3 pom Gmsr1s@r0ps, Carlisle unb o. & G.'
8abH.
lid, Gmmitsburg uno Y. & g8.s9atu BIZ S5"
HauDoab.
$3.50 gOrm.-atiOm. uu8 uuiOnsgri0qs uHo ea'
noptr.
IQ.l7 gorm.-attOm. mad u~niOHssFiogs, 9aEi,
Gettysburg.
2.25 gsaam,-Qtfom. mad Smorpsgrsot.
235 0~l6u.-aft0m. mad u~Hions8rtDgt.
1889 Qa6m.-SEp. nab 4tpsQ0ri uno y. i o.
Gipiion.
24.09 Observation-Disclosures Haa aIefd.
40S 3uam.-GgpreB Hua 9uHtten al Der GauPth
&lnit; ferutr 6rc0erid, Gmmitsburg SgIP2sHss
burg IHD g.. & ". sgabu,
$40 8abm. = attUu. nab G~morts@roBe.
1910 Naturalization. mad uHipusSrIo5t.
2l0.55 H~beHDs-Nft0m. mad GmoTp-Grpps.
HIPS a~benbs-Gtfom. mad GmOrrsUropt
*SGlli5. !5Gqlib, au"sqsRoMMtn SeuHtaGS.
Sur S~DnHtags.
giutta uRo @eplds8ursau str. III, GrsSalIs
mortsStra6e,
Stgt bolttn an tInioHs, GtnuirIo1nias@penaeAs
Buttons, @Glbrooss 9ertbsaptEu9 Staiigasa.
y nR. $500, Sen SthottsfuDrr
@. G. @rts1SIo 8tr.sNat s&9sHf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

Ser NpIijei>G ommifdre.

SA Ser Nplilei>G ommifdre.
baltimore Den IA april 1899.
Nis tg feline 9fli6t 1T, tpiro DER DtaT'6aa ale
sbrittt tbrn' ,pelbt itintr Dtsinung nab cine at=
anil inf ofte ann nirborcifenoe Grfinune Der Qflif=
ten gsitsng air. qsantten Disiss 9eparttmsnts gu
nunas mdsiee NIB frttpfi6e 8abl Der StaOt @alti<
more am 2. Moi 1899 GeF9srt iptrOt; NM am
itD,u peomten ~o,taiairte Snitruftiontn in Stiug
atf isin gtrbalttn qeqtbcn tperOen; nno pie ST.
Der oepiF,rSaftrn erfa1une @ieiner 9fIi3ten ans
bultcn, ioipobl in 9etrrii Der gerbattnns aIT ger
irtt itarInin ,rodrr. alg mic i'm 9etreif Der 9uiz
rt6ter6altunq D,s GritOsus unO Der OrOnnn9 On
ben StimnpldBer.
SIM @uitrags DIR 8ebOr0s
3. q. Seeefrser,
0157ao1.0 9rdFOenti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

Sn Colorado 1T man
nod 10 fart fir 5reiprdgung, baB To-
our in einem bortigen 3u9thaule
aGilberbonars" geprdgt tpurben,
,pbne s3uftimmuna anoerer QGnoer"
unb leiper audi obne 3ultimmung Der
Ser. @toaten. sSn isnen 3u9tbousz
Tern piirbe 8rpan ioeale Parteigenolz
fen finoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
Sphtt Sputfiterfelo.

Gg ftarb am 20. april 1899, 5 ubr Is Ttinuten
Morqeus, So6n Spmwerftlo i'm @lte bon 6S
Sabren. sic getrOiaung finp.t btute, mlons
tag, ga6nittaqs 5 Ilhr, BON ieinsr Iebtsn Mpbz
nune, SIR. 1927, Msit=Ealtirore Strabe, aus fatt,
po3u 9ertpanbte unD Sreunoe Der Camille ADJ
~tunqsboa eineelaoeu 1nn.
(Glmira un6 RetusQorfer, @.=9., 3situneer pols
ZEN otfI rnnirpuA -,I =.s G2n-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
Sphff Mph!henrid1.

Gg far6 AM %. Asril, 72.0 rbr SbtnDg, mad
asiDsn 8abn mobrbturi6, ~eeLiebter @dtte
bon 9artara 0toblbsnri6, i'm altsr BON 80 Sabrsu
uno 4 Monaten. t0as 9eor6bnib finoet NJ n,
Sienftae, Den 2. mtai, gtadR1ittoes 8 ubr, poal
9rau,rbauit. CIR. ITO. gtanbieote=S traB,. aus auf
her MlsftsrnA Is I'M kttrnn itntt. ~ Q2l-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

Wenn bic Oeutf9 4mez
rifaner 9egen bas bro6nOe amerituz
mild : englii6e 8iinbnib nit aaer
Ma6t eintretsn urpo es perbiiten, 10
retten Iie bic Sire biefes 2anoes, BEL
fen ieBige unfd6ige uno abenteuerrroe
8ertpaltung IS gum S6leppentrdger
@robbritannien's b~egrabiren min.
(6er. b. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
Nene Mn3etgen.
Strait Seu'S

,monatItGer Regulator" bat 6uuOrrtcn bon geqndlz
ten Grauen @lHditlietsit gebra6t; bate nt6t sintn
ein5igcu MiBerfoIq: p~eroltetite Sale obne Gebl=
8efubr; feline lln~terbrc6unq Der grbeit. Ser Bot
ooer i'm 9iireou 81. 8atbertbcilun0 gratis. =
Spre6itunbsu bon 10 llbr 9prmittues bis 9 lbr
&btuOs; SOuntues bon 2 bis ) llbr Ra6mittags.
SSrnu ScQ's
sSr. S24, RprO<6pnare@StraRSs
(apr. IA, 1Dt1 Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
R pntroIeurS z9rpartemrnt.

a pntroIeurss 8 rpartemtnt.
gfatbbduss
ben 2k Qpril 1899.
9termit tpirO befannt oema6t, bab ale idotis
iben Qictn3eu, eiui6lieBli3 Martts2iten3cn, bis
5um erften Gage otg Mouatg Wai besablt tperoeu
miiftn, nit Nusnabme oerieniQen fir 9srouiieun=
gen, Strofn=Sel uno Seleqrapben=Qfoten.
ollie, ipel9e 8er36gerun9 8u oermsibtu iuiini9tn,
tonnen ibre 2ieer3en berousuebmen, inoem fe am
NM no6 Dem q. &pril in bieiem 9iireau cine
i6riftlt3e Ipplitation Darunl einrei6sn.
Gbos. .. 6enJascn.
Q1l-2D @Ontrplcur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

DAB Semanb SITTER, ODER
audi nur mebr ais einmal Ttimmt, 1T
ni9terlaubt absr einmal muB Sober
ftimmen, uno 5pdr in Der reAtenHl6z
tuNa. bdnn bat e feine @efahr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
Sibioen6en.
ST. Sames Snar6anR.

9a1timorr, Den IA. aptil 1899.
Cir r~teuldrru idbrIi6sn 3inien BON orti uno Elm
sal (3D 9rp1snt. ipelde BEN Sepofitoren am /. Ylat
1899 jufaatn, tutrOsn on Dieiem Gage itsem GoHip
outqsitrieben un0 limb am ano nab D{Dntag, otn
&. Ifai 1899, jur Ginfraeure in bic 9ider Der Dr.
~ppitortn bertit, uRo fats ni6t ee5oqen, iptrosn
o~itielben pom 10. gRai an 1u 3iuien btre4tiet iciu.
Staatss aHO StaOt=Stslern inn BON Der 8ant
belablt.
G0S II 26) Raifrer.
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@eprne GnneI.

Gs ftarb am %. 9Iprif, &bsuOs 8 1lbr, @sOree
Gnga I'm 70. 9tbensiabrt, aus 8tsOtntnpf, &ef'ri=
cen, 9itnftas, ben 2. 0toi, Jfa6mittaes 4 1lbr,
BON Der g3ebnuna fsin.r Gdipettr, SIR. TAI, mtit=
G~robsStrab,, aus ftdtt. 8teroieuuq p%ribatim.
Qittsburger 3titlsagsi nl0gsn %e.iduigt copiren.)
u2i-0
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Mpntaa, ben 1. Mai 1899.

yMprgen, 3tnber, nirb's
has eeben, morgen tperben mir uns
~freuenl" SroBbem bas Beibnadts=
feit T9pn I'm bier Monate binter uns
liegt.
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9ampfi4ifs, 9ln,eiaela

-! Grifs(onslinir. s saa:tr5an
Ha0 49LtabsIPbta. Raiate %,in1,lues
Gabrortls 500, lebntastqt GEturFon $2.@5;
Gsd = |etuJelner Ga6ryrsis $3.50. 3sbutdciqt grs
i%urion 81. 90. Rad GtlanticsGitp So u, Gyiurs
fon So, 70. @ud Neps9art Wtr 8abn pun 9bilaa
belphin1 81, GgturTou Sc. 6eruer 9idtEr nab
6an=Rtotr, Bottom, aIbaHp, Irtp, 0.sD., gsps
GaotH, Bridgeport uno Q~ortlanO, NE, lmo 9uut4
ten n5rblib. SdGlid, ausQtuommtn S~ornta9s. nm
5 1br RadT. GrturFons. 9iuets iueroea II T i'm
silEtan StriSntt. GES@t StatgtT. as Tit mt b.!
sbrtbsr, geeHt, Fr. 204. e!betfr. (Cfts-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
Ser etnHmuls Gpp6

Ser etnfmols Gpp9e
ma6enbe Romon Sules 8erne's pum
bic 8elt in ant3ig Sagen" 1T lGngft
bpn Der 8irfli6feit iiberbolt porpen.
SEPT I9pn 1T es mDgli6, ben 8lrtel
Der Grbe in etfpa ie4s5ig Sdgen gu
umfreiIen; nit Der @oaenbung Der
transTibiriffen Giienbabn aber miro
bieTe ReiIe8eit auf breiunboreibi9
Sage bertiir3t perben. Gin Reilen
pirb bas oGerbin9s faum mehr gu
nennen fein, fonoern elm Hafen; aber
es entFpri6t gan3 unb gar Der nerbO@
fen !6aIt Der mobernen 3eit. (gaf.
DENY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

Vetanntmad1una an ale SeHEer BON 8trtb'
fdaftslofalen.
Siredu ers @puesfums Der @pIfSeisg omruffz
fare Der Gtaet Baltimore.
8altimore, ben IA. Npril 1899.
Die geb6ros Der QoliP~i=Go mmifdre fir bit
Sta0t Baltimore pronst hermit an, oaB unter DEN
8titimmunge1 Dss 682. 4bi6nitts, 123. Rapitel, Der
8eitbe bon 1898 (neutr Gbnrttr) uH0 traft Der
GOlma6t, tptl6e ibHtH Durd Den 1853. G6i6nitt
Der obsn t~rpdbnttn Stiese Osrlcbtn if, an
Wablto9e, 0ienitag, ben 2.W2ai 1899,
ale Wtrtbi9aften, Wirtbf6uftsrdume,
Srtnf : Embellishments, SpiritupIenz
2dben unb ale anberen gldBe, ND fir
getpObnli4 Spirituofen bertauft perz
ben, in Der Stabt Baltimore geI9lofz
fen Ietn miifen, unb berbietsn oen8er@
tauf unb bic Qieferung bon Spiritupz
fen in oenfelben am beagten @ablz
tuge.
9ie Qoli3iften fino i~ntrtirt porotu, inter strafe
Der Gntlafuua aus Dem Sienite ole 'yelte su be-
rlbtsn, pel6e fb, tpe oorqeI6ritben, ~peiqerH oner
ts unttrIafen, tbr Qofal SIT i6lieBtn, ionic als
YlaBt 1orqinnt 5u beoba6ten, no beraui6enoe @e=
trdnfc %etrfduft oosr ~eeliefert ip'rDtn UNI bic Sra
men dler Bttrtfftnosn jt %notiret, Die unttr Dem
Gtnfluie bon Spirituoien am WabltaQs bt%troffen
t%pcroen, UNI as 3tuQen por bic @roBeti6pprtneu
Dt5 Srimtnalgeri9ts citirt su fpcrpen.
8. g. S%eeetnser,
rs. 9S. Sobnfon,
e. ~. Td)roper,
Q15, 7,921,2 @oIijei=@o nuiF6rt.
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Rnreau res Gpnesiums

Ger 0pIi;etsG pmmifdre.
Baltimore, ban IA. Gpril 1890.
Die gc60roe ocr0ffentli@t tHr Ot SnLormatiOH
aler 9camten oitieg Separtemcnts oas 6%ol0tnoc:
General 8efebl Rr. So.
Sn oinF8t auf bic Gi8ti0ftit or eeobrun9
oes guten 8ufts uAD purbgrcit'noen 2bntigttit oes
9olijei= 9e~parttmtntg iebt lid O. 9oli3ei=Stb0rDt
]otn0fbiat, alien WfitqlitOtrn Oeg 2epurtsnsnts Ons
}uempftblen, nd ieOrr pplitiibcn Gr0rtcrnng nit
9iirQern oocr unttr tinauoer auf Den StraBtn ODER
anOerfpdrts u~nbtDinQt 3I %tntbalttn uno nd 10 ju
~bene6men, Dab fc ttinen @runo sur 9si6nloigung
Der 9artti=Grgrcifung geben.
9ic 9tb6uoe trt,nnt Das 8tbt unO Die Qfli6t
bon 4oliiiiteu, mad ibrer llebcr]tu9unq 5u iin=
men, i'm pollen umfanQe al, dbtr ft muB unb lpiro
Oarauf btftebcn, Dab lie fb icQiihrr 6anOlung ent=
b~alten, ptlbt fe as 9uliisis9santt' a%nttObig mas
den mo Der Rritit ~dusiesen fonnt.. etnt ntbtrs
trttunQ Dieitg 9eisbls miro nit Gntiahung aus
DEM Sicrfte qcabnptt rptrotn, NM aGs 9irQer per=
Den aufQeforOert, Die Eeb0rDe bon itoer WiBauiz
fitbrunq Scitrns DER geamtsH Oisits S~,partemtntg
ju bena6rtdtigen.
.. @. 5%eeeinger,
YS. ~. Spbnfpn,
q. MR. Gdlrhber,