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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
"THE HoosIER POET"

Mr.. James Whiicomb Riley. tho
iioosler Poet" gave a recital at the
Academy OF Music last night. which
attracted n fashionable audience that
n'icd every seat in the play house, and
IL rs safe to say Il more thoroughly
pleased and satisfied audience never
lett the building. In addition to Mr.
flIcys readings there was vocal music
by Miss Alice j. Oliver. Miss Florence
Haynor and Mr.. William Richards.
Iroi. a. II. Koerner was the accom-
PIANIST. Mr.. Riley was Introduced Inv
Mr.. Hugh Miller in a happy ana m,
propriate manner, the speaker paying
Il high tribute to the gifted son of In
uiaha. whom he spoke of as the noet
laureate OF America. The distinguish
ca gentleman read from his own com
positions, his selections being VOL
CHOSEN and delivered in true dialect
style and with n dramatic effect that
was truly refreshing. Every number
was acted true to life and Mr.. Riley
proved TO be as clever an actor as he
rs brilliant writer. He was given q
most cordial reception and kept his
audience in thorough good humor dur
ing The entire performance
me entertainment was for the hcnaft
Oh the Retreat for the Sisk. The Stierf
piano WAS used in the musical mart of
the program i'' VI
After The entertainment Mr.. Riley
gave an informal reception in The mar,
Tors OF the Monticello Hotel. where he
was greeted by number of friends,
i,lc'uuinE the members of the Wednes
day Literary Club.
THE OPERA "PRISCILLA
MEs-SalfP, after atosttt- t,,-o- v-rcff ks nj
nara training and rehearsals. has hcr
cast and chorus in very good shape for
r,esehtihs the opera Priscilla" Mrs.
Shlpp mas engaged the rooms oe tho
hea' ESTATE Exchange. and rehearsal,;
VIII De hereafter held there. 1t is said
some OIL the best local talent is assist
ing ner, and that the entertainments
o'ue' i'ir 10 be equal to the best anna
folk. SNei III NOT
BuRLESQUE TONIGHT.
Hice e Barton's Rose Hill English
Folly Company will be seen NJ tIa
Academy tonight The monaeop,a,,.
announce two gorgeous and cIit,nrino
spectacular, scenic burlesouas , Iorgo
ana select company of burlesnun Stars
ana comedians: also the cream NJ Tho
vaudeville stage. the whole augmented
by large and efficient chorus OF hand
some s. girls. Prices: %, 80. Zoe. and 81
seats on sale at the Academy bow
office. ooA
LEO. WHEAT's GREAT RECITAL,
AR. Leo Wheat. Virginia's great
pianist, VIII give n piano recital. wiz
"iaiect selections. in the main salon NJ
the Monticello Hotel this evening be-
ginning at S:lo o'clock, and will piay
the same program he played at the Jef.
ierSoh Hotel, in Richmond. on the S6fh
OF iast FEBRUARY. for the worlds great
pianist Moritz Rosenthal.
Mr. Wheat is we'll and favorablv
known to the people of Virginia as n
splendid performer and those who hear
him tonight will be well repaid.
The Steiff Grand Piano was rendered
Mr.. Wheat through the courtesy of the
local agent of Charles NJ. Stieff Mr.
John j. Foster.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
LAMBERT'S POINT.

Messrs. Walter Kirwan and Roger
w. Barron, of Baltimore, were in the
city Yesterday. These gentlemen ex-
press themselves as being much pleased
with the developments around Norfolk
and specially with the Lambert's Point
property in which they have n consid-
The Norfolk city railway began dis
tributing the rails for their Lamhert's
Point extension yesterday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
See DR.. Week about your eyes. Ex.
animation free. 80 Main street


Mr.. II. L. Page. president of the
Tanners Creek Drawbridge Company.
signed the last contract yesterday for
the construction of the approaches to
the new bridge to be built across Tan
ners Creek, and the work will be push
ed forward as rapidly as possible. 1t is
expected that the structure will he
ready to travel over by the first OF
May next. The bridge will be built OF
wood and Iron. Following were the
successful bidders for the work: c. +.
Nichols, of Norfolk, and the Virginia
Bridge Company. OF Roanoke.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10

Urged to
ECONOMY of Their Life Watson
Tolls How Helped

AT no time is woman moro liable to
physical and mental dangers with hours
Of suffering than at the "Turn of Life"
The great want in woman's system is
ability to properly adjustitselfto the new
conditions. The outlet, monthly, of blood
is now being diminished and carried into
the body for the supply food of its later
years.
Daughters, you can now to some extent
repay your mothers early care. She must
DO spared every possible cxertion. You
must help her bear her burdens and ankle
ties. This critical time sa fely over, she will
return to renewed health and happiness.
That SO many women fail to anticipate
=, this change thus happily, is owing not
j. 5 merely to lack of care, but to igno.
y rance. There is. however, no excuse
: for ignorance when experienced nd
= vice can be yours free of all cost.
Y Write to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn,
Mass, She has helped grent numbers
of women successfully through tho
Change of Life, and she will help you.
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is the best tonic for uterine
| changes. 1t works harmoniously up
on all those overwrought organs, in
vigoratcs the body and drives Off tho
blues.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
UUDy-CUrTfTgpv.

Just received, n fine assortment OF
Hcywoods; prices from SIS to $40. cash
or credit. Williamson e Sykes. $50 and
so Church street, near Queen.
fe23-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
Truck snip,nents,c,x

Spinach and kale have recovered
from the effects of the cold weather
and shipments North are heavy and
prices fair. 1t is said that the advance
in price VIII make good the losses
caused by the cold weather.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10

Manchester. Va, March o. 1891. Il
Itusn. lli Buchanan street this city.
states that one of his boys became
wasted In flesh and was dull and slcepv
Iioon Sarsanar!lla has made him strong
ana hcshy. The boy is II years Sid.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10

Be sure you are right. then 60 to New
York Dental Rooms to have teeth OK,
tracted. No pain. Newest Discovery.
~. Y. Dental Rooms ONLY. 3c4 Main
street. corner Talbot Ennes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
THE
Joseph Brown
STORE.
The
Department Of
Sure Savings.
Glorious
Beginning

DeelnhihS Oult SdVlngS.
If we might borrow the
poets phrase, But twas a
glorious victory" we would
insert beginning, and say But,
twas a glorious beginning"
A crush-a jam-and all
because womankind in general
responded to our announce
ments and came in multiplied
force.
Such crowds were never
Seen in the Brown Store. Such
buying was never done in the
Brown Store. So many checks
were never turned in, in a sin
gle day.
SO much business was never
handled in single day.
10 give an idea of how the
public confides in our methods
and merchandise, the days
sales were 43 per cent. greater
than those of last Christmas
Eve.
Late
Corners
May find much in the De-
partment of Sure Savings to
repay a visit, TODAY.
There was such preparation
that a total clearance in ten
hours could hardly be expect
ed. Besides, the department
IS now a fixture of the estab-
lishment.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10

Captain Diclerson is we'll and favor
ably known in Manchester. and has a
number of friends at Primers Point
and in this city. He was about &c
years of age and leaves wife and
other relatives in that city. He was
formerly conductor on the division
from Richmond TO Danville, but re-
Gently was transferred to the Selma
Norfolk division. He was apparently
in the best of health when last in this
city.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
ltal number of articles en-

After the reading of the report the
following officers for the ensuing year
were elected: Mrs. John L. Roper.
president: Mrs. Il. II. Bockover. first
vice president; Mrs. E. st. John. second
vice-president; Mrs. r. NJ. Goodridge,
recording secretary: Mrs. c. II. Vance.
corresponding secretary; Miss Lizzie A.
Moore. treasurer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
The womnn,s WORK Exchonre.

At meeting OF the Woman's Work
Exchange. held a few days ago. the
superintendent submitted the following
report for the year ending February
LET 1S0e.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
CONDUCTOR DI,KINsoN DEAD.
EXPIRED ON THE TOP OF HIS
TRAIN

Mr.. r. o. Dickerson. of Manchester,
Va. a conductor on the Southern
through freight from Selma to Nor
folk. was found dead on TOP of his
train between Lucamn and Wilson.
The train was sidetracked and the
Coroner sent for. II was found that
death was caused from heart failure.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10

Do your glasses suit you? If not see
DR.. Week. $40 Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10

Read this letter
DEAE Mrs IISKHAMI L.
Compound OF hsbe
life
know will experience
ASK Mrs Pnkham dviceA Womans lis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

i6m 6uuIen 6er6ert 6. 3uttte un0
9uul 8lop.
@lop lit WitgtieO oeS n&nider6oz
der { Club" nurDe Ie6r 6eFreun0st NIT
Qoam8, 3rg baun gu ibm in Die 0o6z
nlH1Q unO Durn i'm purOe oaun Suttle
in ben Observation-Disclosures ge3ogen.
6elir s. GALLAGHER CAB getern i'm
6ouTe feine8 8ruoers, 0r. 8aaug6er,
CIR. 449, 2afaDette : Qoenue, 8roots
Inn, cine MISUNDERSTANDING, 6ei MEL
der Ii4 cine gr0Bere Qn5abI junger
2eute nit M}u{it unb Sun5 Der9niigs
ten.
So6n g. 8euD, Der 9ribat : Setrez
tGr bes Goroners 6urt, ertIdrte beute
Mprgen, baB Den ols 8eI4morenen
fir ben SnqueIt ulIserIe6ensn giirs
germ bic 9orbaburgen nr4 nt4t 8uz
ge7tsIt tpurOsn.
Die Rdnen Der in Qusltht 9enom1
menen 9eI6norener Iolen porlduftg
nod ge6sim ge5alten per0an, oamlt
man @rturoigungm i6er bic 8etrsf'
Fenoen ein3itten fam, eGe i5nen rc
8orlaourg 3ugeTteQt miro. Die Quss
erFe6enen feL6It baden ro6 feline 46s
nung oa0on, OaB iie GeI4porenenz
bienIte t6un ToIen.
Der 3nqu:It Ioq am nG4iten Dom
nerFuq a~6ge6alter nerben. Die Dor
ldounQ Der 8aT6porenen foa crit I'M
leBten 2(~ugen6lid erfOIgen, unO big
pa6in To1en Die g&dmen Der @users
nG6lten qe6eim 9e6ulten perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

Dte Rober i'm nG6Fen
Wtnter. - Oieienigsn, fpsl6e bic
@ebstmniFs Der Wsobe fir nG95ten
6er6t uno Winter fennen, ertlGrsn,
buB in ben Sadstftplen, nit BEN bOben
.gotT9" : &ragen unb NtittellGngsn,
pelfs ieBt 10 popular iinb, tpsnig
8er6nberungen gemu9t peroen. Der
9runb Oufiir T6sint gu ieir, buB Der
WuttaGu : 5alten : Riiden, Der LANCE
S9nal6enf6uans unb bic e~rtrdldnz
gen Gutupab : MGntel nit Sturm>
unb 6reiten um8eI6lugenen &ragen
Dus Srugen DON 8el5en nt6t 9~situtten,
od oaour9 Der 9eI3 gu bod am 9alIe
6erauF fommt. Sn Gupes finb bic elm
fu6en elettrii9en See6unospel8e, %,
81 unD 80 3ou lang, Die moosrniten
in bieiem Sabre uno per0en bta8 audi
i'm nG6iten Sabre fem. 4itrd4dnz
Gapes tperDen ndGftes Sdhr Febr itD!z
bon Iein, populGrer iel6It ul5 in OIsIsm
Sabre, Oenn bieiel6en Ifsiren feItz
Ite6enbe Mlooe getporoen gu ietn.
Denn man ii6sr Die Su6e nadoentt,
1T es nirtli4 tpunber6ur, ME bel in
8Ietbungstiiten gefpart tparoea lam,
Fperr man Dor bic rihtige S4mieDe
ge6t. SSn benz 3iidtritts : 8ertauf
oes 80nig 0ou6 perben gsr1be oteie
6acons in Syadets uro gapes gefuns
ben, tpel6e nG9ite8 Sya6r 10 bo6mOz
bern Fain perben, unb 3pur 81 Pretz
len, bic bic 9Glfte unO Elm 8iertsl ME-
bri9er, dl5 anbere 9eI6dfte Oafir for
bern. Dies beoeutet cine grpBe Grz
fparniB fir 0~isientgen, pel4s tlug
genug Iinb, DON &0nig ROa1'5 Bar
gain : Offerten in Der bsuttgen Rumz
mer Rott8 5u nebmen.
Der n2ODolu Iiterdrt dc
8eretn" fat alS 8aomte ertpGRlt:
5ronci3 4. U&il6ouuno 8rdIfoent, s.
6rancis 0ammann 8ice : 9rGTioent,
6. Suitin 8enneO2 Setrstdr, SoIepb
u. 9er3og S6uBmeiIter, 3boma8 s.
O'0Ornta Senior, SoIapb q. MoOne3
8i6liOt6etur, S. Seq 9arg1oop 9iiIfsz
PibliOthefdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
eit M6isfehsQrrile heinrn.

Cincinnati, 8, 4. 6e6ruur.-
;Sn 5olge Der @on%Eclioirunq Der
S6napps6rennereien i'm Stuute Sen
tudn fino bic Pretis fir Bourbon"
86istep i6nsG geitisgen. Mun erz
purtet, bab bieie Scrte 06istep 6ulo
UNI $40 Biz SIS pro SAB me6r toiten
nirO. Der preis pre- 9aGons 1T Be-
reits UNI p GeHts in BE S06e geguns
gen. Sn Grnurtung elmer tpeiieren
8reigsrf3bung f6iden Die 5Inber
aug aGen 2anosstGeilen 9roBs 9eisIz
lungen Elm. Sin ein3iger 2tuftrag (auz
iete auT $500 SAB. SIN f:sIigen 86isz
tebJQRartte purOen 8ertGuFe nit eli
mem Quf4Iag ron 8 @sRis Die 9aQone
a6ael@lpfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
Sic Repsgurtrr GiftmurOsG ei8idts.

Der SnqueIt Icq am 0onnerIto dbgez
6alter psroen. - @eitGnoniB ODER
Sal6nmoro Des SfplOigsn erz
fpartet.
Nen 0ort, 4. 5;6ruar. Oil
Friftsanpdlt Gardner ertldrte beute
@orm;:Iog, CAP er 6eute ntht in Der
Subrem : Court ben @rlaB zines Be-
feEls betreff8 @rbumirung Der 2ei6e
u. 6. 91rnePs beantrdgen tpiiroe. @r
fopp6l, ME aud 9iiIfs 9iItrittsunz
malt Osborne feien Der Dirt beI9Gfttgt,
6aB Is bic noi5rpenoigsn 9apiere nt9t
re6t3ettiq uusfsriisen f0nn:en, oa bas
9eri6t i6on UNI Utittag gei6Iofen
r;ro. 0ie 6r. Gardner {ogt. niro
er a6er am M2ortug UNI ben Sr6umtz
r~ungs6eft6l naa!uhen.
Sem DiRrift5anrpaIt lit oiaI barau
oeleaer. oaB bic Qsife 6alo erbumirt
pip6, oamit Der SuqueIt glei63eiIig
nit D~emieni8en 6e5igli4 Oes 3pbes
Der Rruu Qoums ia!tfinoen fam.
Der 8ruro oafir III Der, baB gepife
Berioner. oersn Qusiagsn fir oie2(ufz
fIIruro Das 8e6einniIss BON @i9tigz
felt IinO, BON benz 5ooe Der 6rdu
Qloor8 ni6t5 GGbere5 pifen, urO ous
Gsr in c:eTsm Sale rt6t p~orgelaoen
perben t0rnen. 0a iie ubsr QustunFt
gefreTFs ces Sales Barnet ge6sn f0nz
men, ic t0rnter Ie Dorgetaben peroen,
nenn Der 300 OeieIben unterIuht
pirD.
IS 1T m0g(i6, 0aB nod Dor 0em9ez
aim beg Snqueites an rd6fsn Don
nertaQ Qntlagen er6o6en uno 8er6dfz
turaen p]crgenpmmen perben. IS Tinb
Qn3eifer cdfir borEanben, boB Der
1tRr:tisarpaIt Dor Die 8roBgeIfppz
rsnen 9e6t, Die MUnFag 5ulammentrez
ten.
OitrittsarpaIt SameS %. Og6orne
6etunDet einen rsgsn @ifer. 9sItsrn
lieB sr iif me6rers 53sugen b%orfiGren
uno unterparf bisisl6en einem eingez
6tnoen 8sr90r. SsuIe piro er bielz
leift oamit fortfdfrer, unb ouf DieIe
Bsfs, e6e Der Snqu&h 6eg;nnt, genap
in grFaErung brin8en, iber nsl4e5
8etpeismdterint man berfiiqen fam.
DenH bieies 8ensi8muierial geniiz
geno 1T, bann lGBb ii6 T4per erIefen,
parum Der Oifrit!5anpalt e ni6t
Der 9ranO SurD OorIsgan foqte, UNI
oie 5ormulirung BON Qntlagtn gsgsa
bic SnuIo;gen uno caren 8er6aitunG
gu 6epirtsn. @r piirDe Damn be
R~rf6psnoigteit permeioen, BEL OemGo-
rpnars : SnqusIt ben 9ar3en 9Lan Der
Gntldge uno bic Dirt oes bis ieBt erz
langten MISUNDERSTANDING Bios gu
legen.
IS 6siBt, oaB cine DER 6auptidtt;6
pepbdf!igtsn P~erIpnen NAT: burun lei,
untsr Der @uGt Der oro6sn6en sc.
fahr nisber gu brefen. Man prpp62=
3ei!!, Der W&Qnn peros, unb 3tpar in Der
oasrnG4Ten 3eit, entpsOer elm boass
8eitdn0niB abkSen ODER Ssl6t,aopo
6agd5sn.
MIan erFG6rt bsute, DAB So9n D.
Qoams, Der SstpetGr os5 ganider6p.
der Gt9letic : Clubs" Don Te;nen
9auSasrrn einsn 60flid.,n, a6sr Dsut.
lifen DiHt ey6lItsn BAT, Ii4 cine an
Osrs 8pfnung gu iuten. Qoams IA.
Elm: 8o6nung in Dem SauIe O2s 0r.
6re9erid B;g8an, Gr. So, OF So.
StroBe. Sn bsSsI6sn 8pEnmg mi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
&9uinal6p miro un1erl6dmt
5i(ipinO6 fir "GrpanliOn."
. 9epep III M o. c d.

6ilipiros ba6en ieOenfaGs BON
unieren grplrlions @:liiIten &C.
90rt unO poIen ieBt one qbilipz
P;nsny5nieIn 6oanIprutea. - Die
bOr Santiago be Cuba sefaneRen
SolOatsn tpsrOen elm 8rab i'm
@uterIanoe er6alten. - 8reu5er
pSopsta" an8etOmmer.
@af6tn8ton, .. G., 4. Jebr.
- &guinuIoo I6eint INNER an
fpru4Spoler gu rpsrben, oenn ietn
bieIiger 4gsnt 4gonciao ri8tete beute
an bas Stodtss Department. Elm
S4rsi6en, in tpeI6em er fir bic ST.
IiPinoS S~uri8bittion iiber bic gun3e
Pbiltpptnene@rupp beanipru4t. -
Dies lit ettpas gan3 Reues, oenn 3uz
Dor bean pru6te er nur bic SugdIenz
Snieln. uno jeBt berlan9t er aud nod
ben SuluzQr4ipel.
0epep mar i'm 8e6te.
@af6inQton, .. g., 4. 5ebr.
- @eneraIunpaIt @riggs entI6ieo
6eute. baB elm militGrif9er @Ommdnz
bant in ben 9etpGfern frieOli4enSerz
ritoriums bere6tiot lei, S~elegraphenz
&dbel gu bur6i6neiben uno Dab feline
Regierung bierfiir teineR S4abenerz
iaB gu 3a6len bruu6te. 9ieIe @ntz
T4eioung ma9t bic &Iuse Der britt
f6en Ra6elzGompagnie pegen Der
0urdi6neiOung De5 8abels BEL Sea
Mia Seitens bes N0mtrul8 0erpeD
binFGntg. Die Gompognte ~perlan9te
$4,000 S4aOeneridB.
SpIIen i'm @uterIunDe be-
grdbsn psrben.
0epzg 0 I, 4. Se6ruar. - 9as
Ser. GtdatenzS s dnsporti6iFf nRous
mania" Fubr beute na4 Gan Suan,
9pnce uno @antiago al. Dim 8orb
beg Oampfers befirbet Ii4 cine GRO
Bere 9eIe[f9uFt unter Der Geitung oss
Srn. 8boDes, Superintenoenten Der
9ationalz Srieob0Fs, peI6e ii6 nu8
Santiago begisbt, nm Die 9et6en Der
baIel6It bsgrabenen dmerttantf4 den
Solbuten dus9ruben unO ndA Nmez
rita bringen gu lahen.
Dit 9eIe1i9aft beittbt bauptiddz
lt6 aus 9ertpdnbten unb Treunben
Der 6eloenmiit6iesn Sobten. Die Ca
bung beg 0ampfers beItebt fat aus
f6IieBIi6 aus SGrgen.
&rsu3sr n5ppstd" M
men.
darlington, 4. 5%e6ruar. -
Der @6leppbumpfer Sterling" III
nit benz 6eI6Goigten &reu3er nSopes
ia" gu Sort MOnroe etngetrOFen. IS
1T bic Qbi9t Der Regiepung, i'm Slot
tenbouSoFs gu Rorfolt bic 8eIiel uno
bic Maf6inerie oss &reu5ers griinoIid
repartren gu IaFen. Der Oampfer
rSotacs" 1T 9eIern gu Sort 06onroe
eingetrofTsn. UNI cine PulOerlaOung
fir MIanilu an 8oro gu ne6men. Der
&reu5sr Detroit" lit DON Santiago
nl9 Man3uniuO a6gefa6ren.
Mc&inIep il 4t etnsn
@6renPrstS.
@ufBington, ,. g., 4. 6e6r.
- 6eute 9lo6mittug 4 l16r ii6errsi6z
te prdTbent No&inIeb 9rn. @Ra5. u.
S6ott, G6eF bes ItutiIiI4en 9epartez
ment5 Der &iiIter : 8ermefung, Den
9reig, peIfer i6m tiir3li4 bpn Der
fran5DTf6er QtaOemie DerIieRsn nun
Be. Die ue6errei9ung fun0 i'm Gre
fuiio : 8e6Guoe i'm 8eiiein Oes GU
perintenbsnten uno % 8edmten Der
&Iiten : 8ermsFung 1tatt. 9r.S3ott
er6ielt Den aus 1000 6runc8 beiteRenz
BEN 8reis auf 8run'o zines BON i6m
perFaBt%n Dsrfes ii6er Grb : Wagnez
tismIs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
Mrnrrnl Gnrrin's Qeihr,

RDrfolf, 30, 4. 5ebruar. :
@uf Dem guTagisrOampfer, mslfer
6sute uu5 8aT6ir8toN nit StunOsr
@erIpdtung eintraf, 5efonO ft8 bic
Qei6e Oes b~erfor6enea 8ensraIs Gar
ciu BON Der cu6aniitsn Qrmee. Der
Cara nurbe uuf Oa5 &ancnen6oo.
,RaIGDiQs" ii6ergefii6rt unO ptro nab
&u6d trdnsportirt reroen. Auf Der
n0u{EbiQe" peroen Oberit 8arc:d
(ein Go6n Oes DerItor6enen @en'rals)
unb Qojutaat 6erranoe5 Pahage neFz
men. Die 6laggsu auf Dem &reu3sr
lpurpen an SaLbmaIt 0e3Ooen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
Ser @iId.Eruf in Ghitnnn.

G6icugo, 4. 5e6ruur. - Die
9etpo9ner bon G6:caqo inn ieBt nit
einsm Mil953ruit 6egliidt noroen.
nSoe" 2siter 1T Der NaGer, unO er
peripri6t nsng6;cagosrn unperFGlI6ts
N}il9 gu biqigsn preiTen. 0o6 .ruut
man Den Sruit : @erTiferungsn ni6t.
Die SacOrDOratiOas : Bapiere Dss
Qeiter'fdan W}il6 : un~tarne6mens be-
finosr Ii4 auf Dem @ega nd6 Repz
;Seriep, Dem IiG:rea 9ort uQer SruItz
untsrne6mungsn, no lie urtunOli6
binterieqt nerOsn Ioqen. 9ds
Stdmmfapitul Der Gompagnie lit uuF
100000 ungeIeBt.
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Qaheunc Grbeu.

8af6tngton, 4. 5e6ruar. :
Der 8unosstonIu in M&1pnbeim
DeutT6tanb, fat Ou5 StaatsOepartss
ment 6ena6rittigt, Dab Gillette Ger
mig 0ieDermuier unO U}arte Gerpi8
DieOermaier, 8eioe in g}epzgort, gu
einsm gr6tbeil an Dem Rdflaiie Der
tiir3li9 i'm Wannbeimsr &OnIulat5z
0iitrift bsritor6enen Jrdu 26eooor
MaDf6uler 6sre6tigt IinO.
Die Wittpe Oa5 DerItor6enen @drl
Gutter cat, ME Der &onIul Ferrar mel
oak, i6ren ameritdniihsn &noerpdnoz
ten: Qouiie, Bertha un0 6elicit1s Sr'
ter in 0e.pzgort, @rrIt Sutter in G
cago uno S6eo0Or Sutter in gtuI6
Senn., Gigantbum binterlafen.
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gu g rube Qebrd6t. - Die
irbif9e 6UQe Der am 0onnerfug i'm
Nltsr BON 40 Sa6ren be~rItorbenen
5ruu Seleno Sid puroe eeItern Dor
mittag unter3a6lrei9er 8stbeiligung
bon Geibtra9enoen bonn Srauerhauie,
g2r. 1926, 0ilfensz Nbenue, aus na6
Der Ct. 8eneoictsz Stride iiberfii6rt,
I'm BON bort aus, no90em Batter Bilz
Iiams cine Meiie fir bas SeeIenbeil
Der Der torbenen geleien. ouf benz
y8onnie 8raez6rieb1oTe" beerbigt gu
perben. DIS 8abrtu9trdger erfpisien
Der @er6li6enen Die leBte @hre bic
So. Sobn Spill, Sui. SinqIt, Sol.
Bauer, Geo, Slider, 81. Ge3rig unb
G6arIes &raFt.
Trau Sid prrbe am 20.Suni 1858
au Smer86a6 in 9a4ern ge6orsn unb
fam i'm Sabre 1881 nab Baltimore.
1887 berbeirothete Iie Ti3 nit i6rem
nunmebriqen 8itbper So6ann, auBer
pel3em lie BRET &inber binterlGBt.
- Die iroii9e 9iiue Der 5rau gDiz
1a6et6 Quur, fpeI6e am Mitttpr4 i'm
Glitter ben Ct Sabren in i6rsr @o6z
nunq Nr. 1924, Sf : 5sberalItraBe.
ffar6, purbe geItern Ra4mittdg bonn
Srauerbau;e na& Der .2oubon Bart
Gemeterb" ii6ergefii6rt uno bort i'm
@remutorium gu 0Ife b%er6rannt. DIX
8u6rtu8trGgsr rparen bic So. Sbeo.
8. Bort, QuouH Sd, SoEn 2orstt,
Rarl u. Oh. SGuIB, Qcuis 9srner u.
BERNHARD S9minde. Die 8erfpr6ens
Hammte aus gliirn6srg, 0en:i6lano.
sic 6interlGBt 8rpei @Ge0e bier in
Baltimore unb 3pei Der6etrathsteSo4z
ter in Der alien 9eimat6.
Die st. 6ron3t&tus~R +
ter" 6a6en bic FoIgsnben gedmten
erpG6lt: 9rGIiOent Gligius b. 9uris,
8ice : 9rG7iOent DARIUS Ritgert, pro-
totolGirenoer SetrstGr So6n 60rtT4z
bed, Sinan3 : SstretGr sygndB Corn,
9eirri9 NpFIfubrt, 9auptmann Der
l. @pmpdgnte sSobn Nnton, 9auptz
mann Der 2. Gpmpagrie 9eprg Wi6,
6eroLo S6eooor 6ornoeder, Sa9nenz
TRIGGER &drl Wurtin unO SoIep6Wlo5z
Berger, Mr8t Or. Sauer. Dim 13. pab
IA. 6e6ruar tpirb Der 8erein in Der
rS6er5 Sefu : 6a1e" gu SigblanDtotpn
cine unier6altung berunTtaIten. Der
@ereir bat 125 MitgIieOer unO Elm
8erm0gen Don $4,000.
Our II. Sabrs8 Gonbenz
tom bes 81 dtiordl@ Ser
ems Der 8dumetfer," bic am
9ienItaa in Milpautss ibren QnFang
nimmt, fnb 9e tern @ormitsag nit 0ar
Baltimore 8 ioA8d6n" non 6ier aus
oGs Gelsgaten Der bisIi8:n 8aumeiiter>
80rTe bic $50. @. 9. SertDn, s. S.
Dalf6 upo SsraeI @riffitb na4 Wttlz
fpuufee a6gersiIt. 5frner no6man an
Der 6a6rt She'll: 8rGIioent 9. 81.
Wcm6le, iun., SefretGr 6. .. MiGer,
6rau s. s. @1IIb, 9r. S. 3. Otter
unb 6ruu uno 6rau g. 9. Serton.
Die @eIelffnft pirO beute 10 l16r
8ormittags in Gbicago eintrefFen unO
baT&l6It Bis Montag bIei6en, mann Die
@eiterrebe argetreten piro. Qls
Sauptqudrtier lit bus 6ote[ pfiIt.r gez
pG6It rporosn. Die Delegation piro
an nG9iten SumItag 46eno piebsr in
Baltimore etntrefen.
Der Surnberain Dor
10 drts" peranitaItet 6eute in Ieis
ner 9u1e an Der 8eFs2ertngtonfr
feline NarrenIiBung. pel4e Ii9 O6ne
3Deifel ibren 8orgGnaerinnen piirbiq
ani9lieBen pirb.
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Grrmii6tcs aus Seutihlai

Die 6eOaatenoa SGngerin 9
5od6im lit gaItor6en. Climatic
dim, ge6orene S4raepejB, Stint.
name DeiB, murOe am 10. so
80 U&ur6urg in Ste1err
uno pirEte bis 81 ibrer
nit Dem 9icliny8l
Soa6im ais SoFops,
uno 6dnrpOsr uuD
TGrgerin. 1888
Softp6 Sod6im &c
Die .5ambm
PadetFu6rt : Mtti
i4tigt i6re oItaT
San 5ran3isco n
Der &diier fat
&aa9 Bel Qnbern
gum @si6ent gen
Ter oeutIfa 81
der in Drag am
in Rottpa6r ben c
2ir91rt erI4ofGn
MOnaten auf eirer
Benoer @efdnQriB
roroeE-