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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
Ser Niraraanafanal.

8af9ington, ,. g., 1. 6ebr.
- 9as Soua : Gomite fir Sanbel
bat li9 6eute iiber cine Hicdraguaz&Qz
nal : Bin 70 gut pie geeinigt. 8ie
erpartet, lit bic N}organ : 8iG elm
fad Bel Settle unb bic 5spburn : 8iQ,
peI4e b%erFiigte, OaB Der 9rGiiOent oas
gigent6umsre6t uuF uno Die Soube=
rGnitdt iiber bic &anaIrpute uno ou5
&analge6iet fir bic Ser. Staten erz
tperben i'm, Der Gpmtte : 8erdt6ung
gu @runbe geIegt. Gs tpurbe nun
bic berlangte Grper6ung Der Soupez
rdnitGt geTtri6en, neil bta GpnItituz
tion Der Repu6lit g1icdragua Die @6z
tretung elmer fof6ep SOuoerGnitdt
nt6t geitattet.
Sn Der 5orm, in tpel9er bic Bill
bonn Gomite borau51i8tIi8 einberi8z
tet tpsrben tpirb, Iautet lie, buB Der
8rdItOent ba8 &andlgebiet unb ods
ertluIibe Re4t ertperben ion, ben &az
nal graben gu laiIen, Ferner od3 3e9t,
ben &anal gu bert6eioigen, tpsnn er
fertig geTtelt lit. Die Gpn3eITionen
Der yMaritime Canal g." unb beS
@race : Sbnbifuts perDen in oer8iQ
einfd6 idnDrirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
grnnn nnb Qebrnsprr[nf.

Columbus, o, 1. 5e6ruar.-
0as i6Itmmite 5euer, tpeldes bic bic
Iige StaOt feit So6ren beimfu4te, lit
beute 4benb bier i'm @arge. Der grOBe
characterization Der 5irmu @reen,
SoDce unO So. Itebt in 6lammen unO
lit ni8t gu retter. Der 8erIuIt piro
Ii9 tpabrf4einli4 auf 9unoerttauz
ienbe BON Dollars belUufen.
(SpGter, 1.25 MprgenS). - 9a5
felt 8 llbr piit6enOe 6euer 1T nod
ni9t unter Gontrole, ieOo4 erpurtet
man ni9t, baB e9 peiter nm Ii4 greiz
fen tpirO. &ur3 Dor II llbr itiir3te cine
Mauer elm, pobur3 flint Perionen
F9tper berEeBt purbsn. @8 berldutet,
baB Elm Mann get0btst pOrOen lei.
Der petuniGre S4aben miro auf
S75OCOO berunIhladt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
sibrn @eniden Ouu6 cine Sabine
uetnntct.

8ancouper, 9. g., 1. 5e6ruor.
gu Roger's 9aB, an Der 9uuptlinie
Der nGanaDia 8acific : 8a6n," duf
benz 8ipfel Der Sslttrt6erge, fegte in
Der leBten Nu9t cine bera6 itiir3enDe
Canine ba8 Statiorsqe6dube unO ben
QotomotiOeni6uppen meg; iie6anl&enz
Ifen tumen um'8 2eben unb 3tpet
murDen perleBt. Inter ben SoOten
6efinDsn Ii8 Der 8a6nugent Gaton,
befsn Satin unO 3rpei Stnber unO Der
Selegrup6iit GurIon. Die 2ei6en Iinb
nod ni4t aufgefunben. Me9rere am
Oere 2~drpineritiir8e BADEN ita in Der
g}dbe ereignst, 70 buB Der 9erte6r auf
Der Strede geiperrt 1T.
0enbsr, Sol, l. 6e6ruar.- Qu5
Qspsn piro gemeIoet, oaB cine 8eIeGz
T6GFt S8IitbenFa6rer i'm 2incolns
9uI6, 81 Meilen i6er6alb Aspen,
our4 cine Canine srT6Iagen porOen
lit. @in3eIn6siten fs6Ien nod, bo9
1oIen flint Wdnner unO Is PFerbe
QetDOtet norDen 5ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
9uriid INN 8nrtn Rirn.

Mdbtngton n, .. g., l. 5ebr.
Dix arrangements fir bic 6eimbez
fDrberung Der duf 9orto 3ico i%tatioz
nirten Sruppen, Oeren QusmuTterung
beT6LoRep 1T, fino bur9 ba5 &riegsz
9epartement nunme6r bo1enbet. 9as
AZ. Snfanterie : Regiment BON Gepz
gort pirb auf bem5r an5portoumpFer
vManitoba," Der am Is. 5ebruor in
San Suan artommen pirb, na9glspz
gort 9ebra9t Iperben, Jim bort uusgez
muitert gu tperbeD. Die anberen beimz
tebrenoen SruppentOrper tper0en auF
ben 3ransportOompFern nMinnepugz
ia" unb nGbeiter" am IL, reTp. 10.
5ebruar bic 9eimreiIe antreten. 0as
&riegs : 0epartement bat uusDriid[i9
~argeor0net, ouB bic Sransportbamz
pier Dor i6rer Q6fa6rt BON porto 8ico
griinbli4 tnfpi3trt uno renobirt unb
70 tomfortdbel, pie m0gIi9 fir bic
Sruppsn eingeri9tet perben miifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
&innrraartrn aelh[nirn.

Die 9epobner bon Canton II. 6io6e
tunotptpn Iinb febr uufgebra6t iber
Die BON Der S9uI6sbDroe bon 8dIti>
more : @Ountb gsFGIte @nH9eiOung,
Die &inbergGrten einqeben gu lafen.
Sn Canton uno in 6iq6lanbtpDn BE-
ftnbet ft9 Elm Kindergarten. Ndbr.
I4etnIi9 pirb an nG6Itsn 0tpnta9
cine 8erfdmmIung in @anton ODER
9i9tlanbtpnn abeebulten tperben ge:
bufs @rnsnnung zines @omite's, mel:
DIES gegsn bic @%inItenung Der &inoerz
8drtsn PrOteIiirsn ION.
0u8 n2orb Baltimore,
gon3ir Der o&at6olti6en @o6Iz
t6GtiQfeit8S 2eqipn" p~erunfultete an
0ienitag @benb in Der r8Dbmenbale"
ON Iorbz8roabipab cine llntsr6aIz
tung ne6It Ban, pel6e duBeroroentz
tt3 gut beIu9t mar. Sin iebr inter-
eTantes 9rpgrumm mar dufgeite1t.
0as arrangements Gomite beItdnb
aus ben $50. 8aul ProbD6l. s. s.
SnDber, S. GbeImann, g. S. 80. Si=
mon unb u. +. @eI5en6a9. 9rof.
&erI8ner'S Or3eItsr con5erttrte.
6eiertietDen52 50. 9eburtS>
ia - 2ieutendnt Collins BON Iiioz
Ii8en 0iItrift feierte geitern feinen 50.
@e6urtstag, aus nel4em 4ntaiie i9m
Teiten8 Der 8laur0de 5abIrei9e Slid
tpiinI6s entgsgengebra9t purOsn.
lieutenant Golins purbe am /. Sc
bruur 1847 ge6oren, am 80. Suli
1868 gum 9oli5iiten ernannt, am 20.
Sult 1876 gum Sergednten unb am
16. 2lpril 1894 gum lieutenant be-
fDr0ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
SnterrEaut fur &nslanOer.
SinbsrniB, Tim Elm Grbtbeil an5ntre=
ten, 1T gerIdnmniB, it4 noturoIi=
Tir&n 3u ldfen.

SinberniB, Tim Elm Grbtbeil enquire
ten, 1T @erTdumniB, it4 noturoIi=
frsn gu ldfen.
Die bsTigen Grbsn BON 8eOr9e 3d.
gus Don MdIbirgtDn, y. T., Der baz
fel6ff am 20. 4pril 1896 oBn' elm Sc
itament gu bintertafen, itarb uno 81
gent6um i'm Wsrt6e bot rd9e5u 800
coo binterlieB, lperben jsBt oas @rbe
unsretsn f0nnen, bd bas 9inoerntB be-
Teitiot fperben ion. 9as 6tnberpiB,
oas Gr6tbeil an3utretsn, beitanO fir
bic bier Ie6enben @rben BARN, baB
bic Gltern berIel6en e5 Derfdumt Bat
ten, Ti9 nuturaIiTiren gu lufen. I'm
nun troBoem ben Na9luB dptreten gu
t0nnen, muB Der GongreB Elm bis5bez
3iigIiGs5 8eIeB o%nne6men.
Die 8iQ fir bieIsn 3ped tpurOe
bon GongreB : M}itglteO Bm. g.
8po3e eingerei6t unO paTIirte od5 BE
prGIentunien6au8 am %. Sanuar
1899. @eFern lit bieIel6e 8ia i'm
Senots giinitig ein6sri6tet pOroen u.
miro binnen psnigen Sagen angenpms
men. Die 8aItimorer Grbtn Tino:
bic $50. George q. 6reoerit, 8uitaDus
q. 5reberid, Nr. 2O35, @%ou96itrdBe,
upo 6rau 30. Sophia &oble, Gr. SIC,
PreBtmanftraBt.
@obdlo bic 8iG bur4 Die Inter
i4rift beg 9rdIiOsnten @eieB gepor=
ben 1T, pirb bnS 8eri9t bic @ertbei=
lung Der @r6T4aFt nab ben 8sieBen
0es 9iftritts COLUMBIA anorOnen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
Mnh rinr snar6anf bcrfraht.

@anSoft, Gal, 1. 6sbr. - Die
Union SaDings 8ont" fat fire CAB
Iunqen ein8eTteat, unb unter ben De
toiitorsn 6srrI4t p)anitartige 8eItiirz
auno. Der 8afirer Der 8ant, anton
Sriant, per1i8ert, Die 9ant belize bin
rstfenoes @erm0gen our Silgung al
Ter gtulODerpFli3tun9en unO lei nur
tempprGr in 8el0OerIegen6eit, neil lie
angelsg!s 8aPitalien ni&t I4nea gez
nu0 flIRiQ MAIDEN t0nnte. 9as
@tammtapital Der Sparbunt be3ifs
fsrt Ti8 auf 100000 unO na9 bsm
IeBten 6inun3 : 4uspeis mar Elm lie
berT6uB BON $40, 600 porbnnDen. SO
bsibi, DaB bic 8ant sinsm guten 8ez
f6~aftsfunben gu bel 8~adrgelo bOr8ez
ifrsdt FAT urb in Der 6Otge ieI6f in
8erleqsn6eit gsrietb. PrdIioent SO.
8rig6t Der &lnt befinOet Ii& CUR 3ait
in Gan 5rdn3isco.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
@phe @tk6an0lnna einer SeBrerin.

Mc&eeSport, va, l. 6eDrudr.
- Fri. &cslire Ban 8trt, cine 2eRres
rim in Der 1. @uro : S4ule, purbe
BON GFpau 6. 6. 8urnsr, elmer 5riieuz
rim, i'm Sppsnbeimer 9e6duoe, ang:z
fuuen uno libel 3ugeri6tet, neil lie
GIRL. Ban &irt) ith gen0tbigt Iab, bic
10ziG6rige 3O4ter bss SoRn Batter gu
aii6tioen. Bel benz l1e6erfaa purOs
SrL. @an airfs 8riGe eingeT4lagen
unb elmer Der 9Iu5iplitter orong i6r
ms linte Quge. Qer3ts befiir4ten, baB
bus Qugerli6t 3erit0rt 1T. Die 4n8ez
QrifFens brad ObnmGfFig 5uIdmmen
un6 purOe ipdter mad i5rer @oRz
runo an 86igbam : StruBe ge6ra4t.
aroI Surner, bic Triiber an Der 6.
gtrobe, Pitts5ur8, Elm Sei4aft be-
trie6, 1T oor alderman Sri4 in anz
flooeIfdnb berleBt poroen, BAT dber
ar{deinenO Die SrtF6dft DerlaRen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
SlufregruOer 8Orfaa in einem Ges
fGnaniB.

Gan ) rdn3tscO, 1. 6e6rudr,
- @nt6onD gurg.e, elm gu iie6eHjGRz
rieer 6aFt p%.uurtasilter Sniufe Dec
bieIigen 8efdngnifes, beging 6euit
Friib SeI6Fmorb, inoem er ineQ ulnz
titdt Oel aus benz our Sei3ung feiner
Belle biennnOen 9etrDsumofen iiber
feline aleiOer COB unb OieieI6en an
3iinOete. 3pei anOere, in Der nGmIiz
den 9sQe {6laTenbe StrGflinge entz
oinasH nur nit tnapper Npt6 otm
HInmmrntnD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
&rnrB's iframme 6erri9aft auf
8nrtn 3icu.

San Suan be 9orto 8tcp,
l. 6ebr. = 8eneralmaior Sun g.
6enrb, Militdr : 8ouOerneur BON
9orto 8ico, bat bic 8iirgermeiit ter u.
StabtrGtbe DON Ngudotlla unb Wtocd,
in Der 9robin5 NguaOiad, obgeieBt Il.
bic Gibil : 9erpaltung in beioen
StGbten DorIGuftg ~fusponbirt. Die
8eranlafung bd8u BADEN u%nbauernoe
pplttiT9e &dmpfe unb bic Qufbedung
unge6eurer umtlifsr Corruption gez
boten.
GdpitGn MansFieIb bon Der II. re-
guIGren Snfanterie, pel9er ben 9is
itritt unter ieiBem COMMANDO BAT, 1T
inftruirt porben, reue 8eamte aus
Der rubttalen Pdrtei gu e%rnennen. Bis
Der 6dtten Die 2tberdlsn bas 6eFt in
ben 6Gnoen. Sen. 6enrD ~berfolgt
nit fsipsm fummariT9en @orgeben
ben 3rped, elm 8siIpiel 3u- ftdtuiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
eas SrennhnIs mar asLaben.

Gcrunton, 9a., l. 6s6ruar. -
Hrou Gertrude GILMAN fonO Bel BEN
5eueranmaden 3pei 6Ol5tI0Bs, bic
nit chamber per6un0en tparen. Sic
trennte bic 5oI5Iiiide unO ba6ei Ia
men mebrsre fat flint 3oq LANCE Do
n1mit : patronen gum 8orI9ein. sic
rug bic g:furOanen Su4en duPs DO
Ii8eiamt. Dor 3pei 8O6en pdro Der
Rii6enOfsn BON Ri4aro 9e6ling un0
Der BON 5rau Margaretfs 9rtsHtpo9
in Gplge elmer GrploTiOn 5erIt0rt. glan
gluu6t nun, baB bieleIbe PerIon an
oiefeH unfGlen {9uIO III, peI4e bic
9~eIuotnen 9OI5Hiide in ben 9Ol5I4uPs
pen Der Gr0u hiamau gslsst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03

@amen &benb Der 20 t.
Safobu8 <Ritter." - iegSt.
Gafpbus : Bitter" peranfalteten 9es
tern in Der st. SutObus , 9aLe~ an
9Eisquitbz, nd6e Gugeritrabe, ibren
erIten id6rli6sn Damen { 4benb. 81.
Gbuar0 @plf, 9rGltoent Der rSt.
NutDbus { Sitter" fun9irte dls SoaIts
msiIter, unb Heben tpurbeR gebalten
BON ben 9otrss SO. &eFel, RitoIdus
sFirls, oSpf. @eber, Sobn 9aas, u.
VusFtein, u. SiIb unb 6. &ruus, To-
pis 6rn. Sob. Diinnenberg. benz al
feFten Mitglieb bes 8ereins. Sas4ra
ranoement5 : GOmits bsitonb aus oen
40. Mbam 5ledenTteiu, 9eOrg 0ieb,
Geter RO{enberger. SutOb 5lsdenfiein,
9ouis petri, SObn Strud, anbreas
G6riifsr, Spbn @sser, So9n u. &eis
nnb sFrishri4 S6raaOensr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
llnbrnrilnnrtr 8rihulhinnnnrn.

WufBtngtOn, .. g., 1. 556r.
- Die llnterIu6ung, psI6e bas
Stdat8 z0epartement ii6er bic bon Der
amerifaniI4en &olprie in SeruIatem
gegen ben bortigen umeritant6ep
&onTul uno bsfen unmitteI6aren Dor
gdn8er erbobenen 8eI3uGotgungen an
geiteIt bat, BAT ergebsn, baB Die l.Btez
rem unbedriinOet 1inD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
0lIs Bianmiff nnnrfInnt.

4Gbrnp, 3.zg., 1. 5s6ruur. -
Souls Nu3tmann, Elm &leioer6dnbler.
pelfer in Subanna6 @eT6dFte be-
trei6t, 1T uuf @erdntaFung 6inbu
Ra6el Na9tmunn's, fpeI3e feline
re6tmGBige Satin gu iein 6e6auptet
urb erflGrt, er babe Ie bor IA SSa6ren
in RuBlanb berlafen, pegen 8igamie
berbuFtet tporben. Na4tmann BAT
fiir3li9 elm uuges6rauen3immer aus
bieIiger @tabt ge6eirat6et. @r ertldrt,
er lei bor6er bur9 einen Nepz0orfer
Rabbi bon ieiner eriten Satin ge@
f6ieben pOrben, unb babe oeriel6en
$500 fir feline 6rei6eit be3u6lt. Ser
Nngstlagte ItelIte 8iirgI4aft fur iein
Grf6einen 5u einem uuF Den 9. Sc
brudr anberaumten @er60r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
Tamilicntrau1nie.

Mlbanp, Wto., /. 5ebrudr. =
Set6rO &emper, Elm nabe 0enber, Mo.
dnfGIfiger Garmer, eri6oB feline Sat,
tin, feuerts 8pei Mal auf feline StieF-
fo9ter, Obns iie 81 treffen, unb Be-
alma SelbitmOrb. 9as Gspaar BATE
fi6 Dor Sturgeon gelrennt, unb Sem
Der begging bic S6at, neil bic 5rau
ni6t in cine 8eriO1nung einpiaigeu
polts-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
9urif anf ben 9bilippinen.

8uncouDer, 9. g., /. 6e6ruar.
- Der 6euIe BON Bier nu6 gotDbam1
uno Song Song ub8sg1rgene 9anrs
pier r@mpreB oi 3apdn" nd5m ij6er
cine N{ilicn 5laiasn Bier fir bic
Mmeritansr auf ben 9hIL:ppinen nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03

Ods 20. SdbresIdger bes
MdrDldnoer Departments Der y8roz
ben Qrmee Der 3epublit" miro am q.
unb q. 5s6ruar in Der Saue 0sS
n8tfiOn : 9oitens" ftattfinoen.
Die .6oteI Rennert 6 D."
pirO lid Oemnd4it o~rgani{iren unb
am /. Mdr3 bas Spiel iibernebmen.
Die Oirettorsn Ger 9eieQT6uft tperben
Iein bic So. g. e. Nfo@ap, 8. q.
Barr, 8. s. Sentin8, @m. q. Murs
burg, 6. q. 2orb, g. 9abies @ars
feb uno 8. s. 8opboin. 9as Off
tientupital pirb cine W2iuipn betuagen
unb iolen 5spw5enttge 9ppptbefsnz
S6ligatipnen i'm Mert6e pon $780,
900 du8gege6en perben. Die Son
tinental Sruf 60" pirb bic 5inan5iz
runq iiberne6men.
8ebruu9te elm Sell ais
@dffe. - Die Negerin Mdrb 6.
Ballard tpur0e geItern bonn 9oli3etz
ri6ter S41n in Der fiioIi4en Station
UNI S. unO Soften geitraft unD ouf so
Sage na8 benz @efGngniife geldnbt,
neil fte i6ren 8ufengenofen 2eipis
Green bon Nr. 118, gerrbitraBe, nit
einem 6anbbeiI orgegriffen bate.
8eioe batten cine QuseinanberIeBung
unb meinte MarD, tie noble DieIe fleiz
ne @o8e f3ne4 vfetteIn," bolte ibr
Sanbbetl berbor, unb 6adte ibrem
@tosrTa8er Elm Stid 6Ieii4 aus Der
SUno.
SpiBbube erntf4t.- Sol.
9idner, Elm griiner 0eutT9er, tpurbe
qeTtern gG6enb BON 9pIi8iften g. 81.
3eiler am SIb 8roabtpaD auf bic
Qni6uIOigung bin berbaftst, in Der
erfen 0o3e i'm SSanuur bteIes Sd6res
aus benz SyutpelenIaben bes 6rn. +.
8u9er, Nr. 219, Siib : 8rpaopap,
ungsbIi4 II Ringe geitObIen gu haz
ben. Der Sn6dftirte bate be 4ings
in feinem 8sTiB. @r tpurbe babel erz
piT9t, ais er bieIel6sn am Glib
8rOabtpop Feilbot.
6euer d - @eIternG2d6z
mittag 1 u6r puroe bic SeuerreEr
bonn &a1ier gr. 348 ra9 Rr. 1911,
2atrobeitraBe, berufen, mo Geuer in
einem 9inter5immer bes sipeitenS todz
tpertes e~nttanbsn mar, tpeI9e8 einen
S9aben BON 5000 anri9tete. 0us
9dus tpirb bon Srn. GbarLes WelIb
betpubnt unb geb0rt 6rn. Sr. SauTi.
= I'm 70 u6r geItern Ba6mittug
erplpbtrte in Der 8u66ruderei BON 8.
s. 9ppIing u. 60, Gr. III, 8anfz
Zane, sine Same nit 9en3in. Sin
Nlarm pom &aften Or. A tpuros elm
geIdnbt.
Sin gu Der &uFeqT9en 3iegelei,
fiiblt9 Der Columbia @benue, 5pt>
i9en 9Dbnn's Sails unb 8uIbItraBe,
ge60riger %un6enuBter Stau fpurbe GEE
tern Mtttag total bur9 Sgeuer 5ers
! ftDrt. Wtan nimmt an, buB Srdmps
bas 5eusr anlegten.
Qus un6etdnnter l1rfd6e entItanb
geitern i'm 3tpeiten Sto6pert bss Sdus
ies Nr. Gil, 2atrObeftraBe, Elm Seuer,
pel4es. ebe es gelOI9t tperben tonnte.
einen S4Gben BON $500 anriatete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03

Ote r@ttiaens Sruf n
Oepofit o." bat eeIiern in benz
@ebGube HprbOit : Gds BON @ermans
u1b 2isbtfruBe ibre @eT6dFts 6eqonz
men. Obtrft SO9n u. Sumptins ifi
9rdE6enL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03

Gr8ropbetin ben Greoit, uno ieBt 1T
oisTsI6e gum usberfIuKe nod Our3 eiz
men MtlTeur, nel6er i6r $500 CUR
@riinOung bs5 9rop6sten : 9si6dFts5
Iieh, auf R%iidsrfatturg beg 8eloes
pertIogt poroen. Quf, ibr 9t:nIts
mGo6en bat Ie duf 5000 fir riidItdnz
oigen 2p6n pertlagt. SRI. @puIeoon
6sbauptst 6e5iigIi4 pes leBten Pro3eIz
Ies, o1s W}Go8en Ea6e ein8epiuigt,
obne 2o6n fir lie gu ur6eitsn, nd6s
rsno lie i6rsrieits bafiir ber{prd6, odS
MGOfen in bic @ebeimniRe bes pro-
pGeten : @e56Gfte8 ein3upsi6en. Die
8ro5eTe Ea6en 6ereit5 Diele bsitsreScs>
men i'm 8eFolge gebabt unO 9e6en Der
gan3er Stapt sur 3eit Stoff gum Ga
den.
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ii d geteb t.

ROTTERDAM. /. 6e6ruur. -0}a@
ipr @raf Gferbu3b lam bsute BON pa
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New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
FEVER AT SOLDIERS HOME.
OUTBREAK OF PESTILENCE AT THE
HAMPTON, VA, INSTITUTION.
THIRTY CASES OF THE YELLOW sCOURGE
IN THE PLACE AND SEVERAL DEATHS
WORKING TO PREVENT THE
cppEADJNG
fry TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

DISEASE SPREADlNb
rRY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUSE.l
Newport News Va. July 30.-Yeow fever has
broken ont at the National Soldiers Home at
Hampton. and the health authorities OF the cities
in this city are busy tonight making prepara-
tions TO quarantine against the Home the frst
thing tomorrow. There is no doubt apou, 'ne
diseaso he,ne velIoy fever. as It is admitted by
the officers at the Home.
An official statement given out to-night says
that there are thirty cases OF fever in the place
and there were three deaths from the disease
this afternoon. II Is reported further that there
were seven deaths yesterday at the Home. lhe
confirmation of the rumors which have been
in circulation this evening caused great senSa-
ton in Hampton Phrbus, Old Point COMFORT
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
DIR. w. G. Pettus, United States Marine HOS
pital Surgeon AZ Old Point Comfort, quarantined
against the Home to-day and no persons were
allowed to enter the reservation
The officials Of the Home have no idea how
the disease worked its way into the place. ""''
over 1000 old Union veterans are quartered'
IL reported tnat sOille vi tHS "N'N''
mingled with sailors from Southern couh'i'e'
in Phpbus carried the fever into the Home
but there is no evidence OF this. A soldier Wis
received at the institution about two weeks as'
from Sabine Pass. Tex. but the authorities d.
the Home will not say that he Is Responsible
for the admission Of the disease. The disease
was first discovered several days ago, put at
that time there was doubt about It's Oeihs
yellow fever. The United states ana H'a'e
quarantine authorities from nearby points were
summoned to the Home and called into consui-
tation II was decided that the disease was
yellow fever and steps were taken lmiheuia'e'S
to prevent 1t spreading.
The Home authorities issued orders prohioi
,nq all soldiers from leaving the grounds, ana
those who live outside will not be allowed 10
enter pending the quarantine 1he O''i'e'
States Marine Hospital Service has taken cn''s
Of the Home All electric cars now stop al
Phabus and no one is allowed to enter o''
, Point. go :,
/ Tomorrow IT, is probable that no cars VIII dc
/ nerrnitted to go beyond Hampton, as the iln ilne
/ masses close to the grounds. surgeon + fe'tu1
! ,viu assune charge OF :he situation. IL 10 L.
! norted that Surgeon General Sternoerg VIII
/ come from Washington. The Newport NeMs
! ond Hampton authorities will take quarantine
! measures tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
CONFIRMATION OF THE REPORT.

Washington, July 30.-It appears that surgeon
General Wyman's information OF the repor'eo
existence of yellow fever came in a telegram
from the surgeon in charge of the soldiers
Home at Hampton who expressed fear th@t 'he
disease was prevalent there. Dr. Wyman imne-
diatelv availed himself of the presence al NOT
fol, Of Surgeon Wasdin, and directed 'hat ne
proceed at once to Hampton and make care
IN, examination of the suspects. This after-
noon the Surgeon General received dispatch
from Dr. Wasdn expressing his conviction tha'
the hospital authorities had been correct IN the'r
fears and that the disease was genuine yei'o"
fever Surgeon White. of this city, and surgeon
Wertenbaker from Wilmington, ~ c. VIII go
to Hampton Immediately, and other assistants
from the service will be directed to proceed 'hefe
as soon as the exact condition of affairs can DC
Learned and the needs Of the situation known
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
KILLED By A TROLLEY CAR.

AN AGED MAN LOSES HIS LIFE WHILE
CROSSING JEROME-AVE.
Franz BONNER. seN enty seven years old. OF NO.
37G East Seventy -sixth-st. in crossing Jerome
ave last night. was knocked down by trolley
Csr and killed.
The motorman of the car. Timothy Tracey. OF
Boston Road and Southern Boulevaro' WAS
locked up.
When the car struck BONNER he was CROSSING
the avenue in the middle of the block between
One-bundred- and seventy fifth and One-hun-
dred-and- seventy sixth SITS There are few lights
there. and the place is dark. The car was wen
rnon the man before he saw it. and in an effort
70 get out of the way he ran directly into IT, lie
,vas carried under the wheels and wedged In the
,-dar framework of the car before the motor
20, could bring ii stop. SO nrmiy was titt
hodv vedged in that 1t was necessary 10 jack ,he
car up TO get 1t out -, =, ,.h,ob
This required half an hours work IN wniS" E
.ir,o a crowd of several hundred persons gatn-
rad and there was much excitement IN the
neighborhood The body had been cut to pieces.
and II finally had to be removed por'ioh ny
norton.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
EIGHT WITH A MAD DOG
MAN CAUGHT IT By THE TAIL AND
sV1-vG IT AGAINST a TREE.

SWUNG 1T AGAINST IhhH'
cIon Ridge. y. j.. July 30 SpeciaD.-A bull
terrier belonging TO William T. Spencer Oh
pidyovood-ave.. was seized with rabies yester-
dav and created a lot Of excitement Inc uos
had beer acting strangely, and the coachmah
lanes Phillips received orders to Keep II
fastened in the stable. He tied II up put II
broke loose late yesterday afternoon ana ran
into the yard of C. C. Daniels, where II ol'
bie two dogs and also one belonging to Pa'ricN
NvIod. The terrier then returned and mace a
bee line for Phillips The coachman dropped
some harness he held in his hand and ran TOT Il
tree with the dog in close pursuit.
AS Phillips tried to climb the tree the doe
grabbed one Of his legs. The man fell 10 me
Ground and as he did so he grabbed the tail OF
the dog. and with all his force he swung the AMI
nal against the tree The terrier then left Phil-
lins and dashed toward the house, where ne
inmned through an open cellar window. fnli-
Inns closed the window and all the otner places
of exit from the cellar. He then ran 10 the
naighhors and asked all Of the male population
70 assist him in killing the dog. They Responded
with guns and clubs. but on entering the ceIial
The terrier was found dead in the coal bin Tne
doge knovn TO have been bitten by him were
killed The coachman's trousers were torn, pu'
he was not bitten.