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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21
Gin EnlnnteubriCf.

0as in 5opefa, aani, erfhein'noe
State Suurnal" per0ffentIj6 e.nen
8rieL ben elm Go,oat pom 2, Re9Is
msnt bon RanIa5 aus Malolos gss
56rie6en bat. DARN berBt IS Il. ":
Die 6ilipino5 tperOen Iih nlht err
oe6er, Dis i6re gan3e Rafe ausgeIji9t
III. sic fGmpfen fir cine quite Sdhe
uno bic 4merifaner To1ten BON alien
Iationsn Der Delt bic lebIe lejn, bic
lire Re6k pergenaltigt. Sore unabz
6~dnuiotsit 1T i6nen thsursr, ais ibr
Qe6en, 70 fbeuer, ME Iie uns emit mar.
Sis Ioqlen aud Die 5rejbeit 6aben,
uro Ie piirbsn lie BADEN, psnn 0iejez
niosn, nd6e in 2(merita Die 93ieBe
md6ten, bic 86ilippinerfrd9e fruber
oel64 bdt!en. Natirljh mii6en mir
ieBt sdmpFsn, UNI bic G6rs Oes 9anoes
gu pert6e;ojgen, aQeia Hiemono BON
uns bat fi6 unperben luhen, UNI
oeQen oieTe 2eute gu fe6ten. 0aS ii
tein Manqel dn9atriotismus, Ionoern
meins e6rti9e ueber3eugung."
Wenn man bieTen 8rjef Ilelt, 10
lsrrt man es 6eQraiFen, parum o piele
uncertainties Splbaien na6 9auTt
Ihrei6en, man m0ge ibre baIoiQe4uss
muferung betreI6eR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21
Gus hem Snnrren Warglanb'S nrb
brn nngrrn;tnOen Staaten.

9 ertpeQene Ginbre4er.
Drei RGuber grifFen in Der Na4t
pom 5reiEug gum SamFug 9rn. Ri
4uro Morgan uno Satin, beta9te
Qsute, tpel6e an Der 8eIt : 9irginier
Settle Der Bride ii6er ben 9ptpmacz
6luB gu S6eperbstppn ben S6Iagz
Baum fii6rer, an unO entfamer, na6z
benz Ie aus benz 6ouEe $50 geraubt
6atten. Sic bra9en, nit SniiPpeln
bsnaffnet, in ba5 9aus Elm, ii6er@
raI6ben bic dlten Qeute uno fire To-
iG6rige Gntetin in i6rem Bette uno
8tpangen ben Munn our6 SoOesoroz
6ungen, ben 9tuB an3ugeben, ND er
Feim @elb aufbsnabrte. Sic bdn0en
i6re SpFer nit Striden an oa5 8ett
felt unb rau6ten oann bos 6au5 aus.
5rau Wtorgan, tpel6e Ii4 pfoerieBte,
purbe miB6anoelt, ertunnte uber eInen
Der RGuber, benz tie bic Mdsfe pom
@eTi6t rib, uIs einen @eiBen. Dem
flsinen MGo6en gelnng es i9lieBli4
na4 3pei @tunben, fi6 BON ibren
5sTeln gu befreien, iie our6T4nitt bic
Stride, nel6e i6re @roBeltern bdnben
uno qab oann ben 4larm. 9oli3iIten
uno Na6barn our6forT6ten bic Sc
qsnb, tonnten aber feline Spur BON ben
Rdubern finben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21

$50 Wfen1 0eD ertrurterl. yin 9dnz
3e9 Oorf bonn @rbbp0eu perI4punz
ben.
8ictpria, 8.z@., 20. Mai. -
Ser foeben ppn SpbneD, NuitraIisn,
anqefommene 0umpfer rMiopera"
brinqt Na9ri9t, baB Dor Der Qbreiie
BON Spbnep Der 3Oututter nMpItsrp"
BON GoptStopn an Der 4iiIte Norbz
Queenldnb's 3uriiftebrte, mo Elm Or
fan iebes 6ubr5eug, bas an Der 9erz
lenfiI4erei 3beil nabm, perni4tete.
On elmer SteQe, mo friiber Elm le6bafz
tee 5if6erborf nit 300 @inpObnern
qeIfunoen, lei peber Elm 9auS, nod elm
lebenoss Wefen gu finben. Die Stele,
mo bua OorF ftanb, iab ME fri4 ge~
pfliiqteS Qono aus. Die ein3igen uez
b~srle6enOen 6atten fi4 II MeiIen na4
benz cynLunOe begeben. Der Oumpfer
nM1ferD" fif8te So 2ei6en auf. 4uf
50 Meilen an Der &iIte entIang
berr16t Elm Bib gruuenbafter 8erpiis
flung.
Sin ofFi5ieIer 8eri4t melOet, oaB
IS 5ubr3euge unterggun8sn uno $50
WenT6en ertrunfen 1inb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21
Renner hes MbisfeB=
Dor Der Snbu7tris G%Ommi1Iion ma
den lie interefonte Nusidgen.

ueI Ve lHltltUult AHSIuStH'
Wof6inqtpn, D. g., 20. Moi,
- Die Repzgorter SpirituOienbGnbs
Ter Martin 5. Gpof unO 9enrp 6, 9.
3uDties ma9ten gsItern por Der Snouz
ftriesGommifIion QNusfogen iber ben
neren W6iSteDSSruI pOn Dem lie ii6
ni8t 6u6en uuftaufsn lai1en. @oot
er8G6lte, bic STANDARD @Ompo9nie"
gum 3ruit geb0rig) babe linn grOffz
nungen gema4t, aber er babe bie1elz
ben 5urii6gepiefen, ba tie nur Elm Roz
bait BON Il Sent pro 8allDne babe BE-
piIIigen polen, uno 3tpur aud nur
unter Der 8ebingung, poB iein 9aus
NQe8 bon i6r be3is6e. Der 3ruit be-
ftimme piQtiirli9 bic 9reie. @inmal
feien nieielben piGtiirli9 I'm 20 @ts.
PRO @aqone empor gsf4neqt, aus feiz
mem anberen erI t6tli6en 8runoe, alS
I'm Die 3urfe Der 3rWItdttien fir Spe<
tulation53pede in Die 90be gu tretbe1.
Gr babe es paper por9f3o9en, etne et9
gene DeTtiIerie on5ulsgen. @oot err
tlGrte bann, er lei tein prip3ipiel1er
8egner Der 8ruIts; fir Die oStunbaro
Oil," Die nit tleinen 9rofiten unn
fparidmer 0erpulbung arbeite uno
feline unperniinTtig 6p6en O%ipioenoen
be5a6te, f6tpGrme er fogur. Qber oas
gan3s 0eTtilerie49ef4dft be5 2anoes
er6ef6e tein 9r0Bsres &apital, dIs
$2,OOO.OOO.
QuDties fpro6 in G6nli6em Ginne.
Gr ertlGrte, es gGbe ni6ts S6limme=
reg, oIs nit einem i'm 8erfuGl begriffez
men 3ruit contUrriren gu miiRen, 60
Elm Sruit be5a6le feline 9iDiOenben,
unb Der @onturrent miiiie iein eigenes
8elo suieBen. pd6renb Die SruItz2eiz
ter ii9 biiteten, 0o8 gu t6un.
Die nG6ite 3eugenperne9mung bor
Der Gommi7Iion - iiber ben 3dder@
SrtIt - pirb am 6. SUM ftdttfinoen.
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Shaftrr ah mad Nlasfa,

90 Darlington, D. s., 20. Wfal.
- Oas 8riegsbepurtement bat Dem
@eneral 96after bic D0aige Qeitung
Der MilitdrS Qn gelegenReiten in 4lasz
ia H6srtrogen. Die in 4ld5ta Itatioz
nirten 3tpei Gompugnie'n Oss IA. Sn>
fdnteriez Rsgiments Iinb BON Ob,a,
5fdguaD uno 8rangeq nd4 ben poi
Gippinen 6sorDert poroen. 0enielben
8sfebl bat bic Qrtiqerie Oes 3. Qrtilz
sriez 8egiments uro Ous Is. Snfantez
rie>Regiment gu ct. Miaael, QIa5ta,
erbalten.
@emit6li6. = gfi4ter: ,8ei
;y6nen oa orauBen fdeint's ieben
5onnta9 70 cine feline S4lGgerti gu
qe6en?" = Mnqsf.ugter freunol:6):
r9'miB! &ommen &c bod NAL 'raus,
6err 9sri4tsbof!."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21
Sdra6 8ernburbt ais
q m 0

Puris, 20. Mai. - @uru6 Bern
barbt's OarItelung r9dmlet's" in III
rem S6euter am 9lace bu @6ateIet gez
fern, Sam tag, N6enb mar Elm GROCER
@rfolg, unO bus auditorium feBte 5i6
aus Dem erften geIeqI9aftfi6en unb
tiinftleriI6en 8sribmtbeiten bon 9az
rig uiammen. Die 9iinitlerin fpurbe
our9 cine Sbation gee6rt unb na9 iez
Dem Oft Drei Mal 6erdus gerufen. S6r
f9pdr3e8 8o5tiim unb Die b~lenbenbe
8eriide ga6en Der @rT9einun9 bss
nSamlet" einen iugenOli9en Mnitri9.
Die @orTtenung I4loB UNI % ubr
beute Morger. sic mar Elm 3riumpb
fir Die &iinItlerin, beren Spiel naz
mentli9 in Der @rubTcene uno in Der
Oue1I Gene tpunoerbar ipar.
Sarab 8ernburbt in 8 e
fa6r.
9aris, 20. Mai. - Sarabgernz
barbt entging 9eItern nit tnapperNot6
einem ernItli4en unfuue. sic befanD
fi9 in Der 9robe gu vSamlet." ben lie
morgen, nit ihr EefbIf in Der SiteIroGe
beS prin5en, %aufFibren piro, dls Elm
S6eil Der Scenerie fiel. 4uf pie8arz
rungsrufs i6rer @o1egen Tprang Fie
nod rs6t3eitig our Settle, UNI einem
S6tdidle gu entge6en, BON Der S5es
merle erI6lddsn 3u tpsrben.
QIIerIei.
SIN l1nter6auIe erflGrte oeItern Der
8arlaments : Setretdr beg ~dustpdrtiz
gen Nmtes, Wm. Ct. So6n 8roorid,
Die britiidsn 8%onIuln in Spanien
nIroen Iolarge bic northumberland
terefen baIslbIt pertreten, Folange Die
Der. Staaten : Hegierung IS miinT6e.
9us 9aus perta9te Ti4 Biz gum 81,
mat.
Der S6ifFs6auer unb @rfinoer Der
Wa6er : 8al,af : 8s6dlter, Qlerdrs
Der Stephen, 1T in Glasgow, S4ottz
lanb, 9%eforben.
Die 9rdfin @Iterba5b, pei9e cine
S3etoung BON tbrem @dtten, Dem be-
rii6tigten Ootumenten : 6Gli4er uno
Spion, Derlangt bat, piini9t aud fire
aus 100000 5rdncs b~eIte6enbe Mits
gift 5uriid gu er6alten.
Gin gafanter 6GnoGer.-
Ri4ter: nSie ge6en alio gu, oaspFerO
eInIge Sabre finger gemd6t gu ha=
6en2" qngeflugter: p@s mar cine
Stute, 9srr Ri9ter!"
soul @ntf 6uIbigungs@
5ettel.--S9 bei9einige, oaB meme
So6ter emma Ipegen 8opFi4mer5en
bic Welt9ei9i6te ni9t 9emadt bat.
5boa. uralan6s, G9rs:nermeiiter.
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nnarnannt.


G5 pelft 10 mdnte 8liit6e
Mm WeQrano un9sleb'n,
So monf)e 6rudt am 8oume
WUB ungepfliitt Der9e5'n,
60 man6e Wo9e Itiue
Sm 8iifenianb perruuIh oft,
Sm 5oin tIingt mdnhe 8siIe,
Der ME Elm DIR selau16t.
90 le6t in mardem 6er3en
Gin 6e6rer, beIer Sang
Wand' 2ieo. oaS, fin Dcri6IoTsn,
g2ie in bic 0eite orang;
Gu 6liibt in mantsm Srnern,
9a8 fremo Dem groBen SrDB,
Die bLdue Munoerblume
SIN golo'nen 3auberI6lpB.
@agt, buffet 0enn bic 8Iit6e
Iur 0anr, rpsnn lie begebrt?
8iro, psnn bic 6ru6t genofeH,
Sie crit bes 9reiien8 pertb?
M}uB iener DDge Rdui4en,
MuB ienes 2iso i'm 6ain
GrIt iGbem Gbre tIin9en,
I'm POsIie gu iein?
5iirtpa6r, es gitbt Der Diater
8iel mebr, ais ie 9enannt,
Don tauieno 2ihtgeoanten
@irD Giner tdum erfunnt;
Man9' Dprt aus f6li6tem M}unbe
Der 6er3sn mebr ent5iidt,
DIS formoere6te Stropben
Dep, ben Der 2orbser iAmiidt.
Man6' unbe6OlFen Stummetn
9rau5 cine SeeIe fpri6t,
ST - o6 S6r 606nt un0 ipotIct -
8as berrIidIte 8e0i6t.
Drum penn auF Sieges1htpin9sn
Sin Gang Die 8elt Our63ie5t -
8eoentt dplh iener 8Iiit6s,
Die ItiQ am Deg ber6Iii6t!
$. 8Luu6
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9un's 6unnelsberiht.

NensgOrt 20. Mai. = Dune
nRspiie" f6gt 6eute: nOus GalIen BON
Mftten na9 benz Sobe Don @g>8ouz
psrne1r 5loper mar gang notiirli4.
Gein p~eri0nIifsr @infIuB mar BEN
gorporutionen, osnsn er Ii4 unf4IoB,
minionen tpert9. Nu4 penigen Stun@
ben 9atten bic 9(ttien lid pieoer ers
bolt. Die Mn3abl Der 8anterOtte be-
truq in Der b~erfIoFenen @O6e LAT gez
qen 25O in Der entipre6en0en 8o4e
bes boriQsn rSdbres.
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StaOt Baltimore.
,GamiQa's 6usbanb."

Der n&emble Dramatic Glub," cine
ItrebTame NmateurzO Organization, Die
tpG6renb oes ~perflofenen Sd6res mebz
rere MoIe gum 8eten bon Deri6ieoez
men OrganiIationen uufgetreten, piro
morgen N6ero in Serbs r9ranoSpez
ra 9oufe" oas Drama uGaminu's
6%u5bonb" CUR Quffi6rung 6ringen.
Die ein3elrsn 3olen baben iibernOmz
men Die $50. @inium 8eder, 8eor8
6dr00er, G6arls5 3immif4, 8iqiam
W}iGer, 9orrp @uter &eap, Scoop, S.
.. GlaDs1, Jrls. Sbereie O'ttmer,
2uura @6upp, 4nnie GittIe, 8oie
MiQer unD Nettie S3Dn.
Die 8egie lisgt in ben 9GnOen BON
6rn. 9enrD Oettmer. Die 8eamten
6es Clubs 7inO: PrdIioent 8m. Sim
mild, @icez9rdIioeutin S6ereIe Oettz
mer, 66aBmeifterin SRI. Guura
56upp. Setretdr 6arrp Suter. 8ez
quiIiteur 1T 6r. Wiqiam Miuer. Oo8
nMo3art=O r9sTtsr" unter Geitung BON
Charles Se(ben, jun, pIto Die 3mt=
I6snpauTen our6 8ortrdge au5fiQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21

bon Der bpudnbif6sn Regierung Dor
einigen Sagen aus%gegebenen Pams
p6let.
4us ben @eIprGfen Der bier perz
iQmmelten 9efeqaten ldilen fi9 pIele
intereRunte @nQaben entne6men. Sin
Diplomat, Dar e:nen hoben Rang ein@
nimmt, er3G6lte inter 4nDerem, Der
aaifer bate ibm in lebter Wo6e gez
fuQt, er tpiirbe 1i9 uuf cine Inter
ltiiBung f9ieb5qeri6tli6er 8oridldge
ni6t einlaKsn, neil odOur6 benz Prd~
rpqutiusn ieinss @otte8gnaoent6ums
Mbbru6 gsf6an tperosn piiroe. @inen
tiefen @;norud bat bier cine dIlgebz
li6e NeuBerunq Des g3aren einem bril-
ti16en 9iplomaten gegeniiber gemd9t.
@r iou gefagt baben:
yMir lit oas Qeben CUR 2aff. Sd
piinf6te, i1 pGre baReibe nit alien
feinen Observation-Disclosures, feinen
6eu9eleien, ieinen Soften uro 2iigen
lps."
8ieGe den aus
Mmerita.
Mebrere Si6rer BON 0elegutionen
fpru6(n mad Der beutigen 8srut9ung
bic QlnIi6t aus, oaB bic 0istuflion
Der Mbriifunas : 6roge peridoben
nerben ipQte, Bis man be3iiqli6 Der
bprgef9lagensn i4ieosgeri4tli6en
@rleoi9ung internationuler Oifferers
aen gu elmer Ginigung geGangt lei. @s
urterliegt toum einem 3neifel, ouB
ntan ~porlGufiq Der Qbriiitungs> 5rage
ni9t ndber treten miro.
0ie umerifaniife Delegation bat
aus ben Ser. Stauten 3ablrei9e 9epez
f6en erbalten, Die Dartbun, pel6' lebz
baftes Sntereiie man baielb1t ber@onz
ftren3 entgegen bringt, Die 0elegaz
ten Der anoeren Qdn0er tparen oaru6er
ni6t nenig erItaunt. Inter ben &az
belDspei9en befanoen Ii4 natiirli9 Ell
Mae ben Grants unD dnoeren Qeuten,
DIE gel1tlg rltont qdr13 normal ltno, dber
lie groBs Me6raabI Der telegrapbif4sn
3ui9riften fam bon experimentation
aOrperi4aften, beren 9orI6lGge uno
Inregungen auf 8eridii4tigung 4n@
fpruh e,beben fonnen.
Sin @pmite BON Qrmeniern fu6te
beute Die amerifdnif9e Delegation
auf anD fprberte oisielbe auF, fir 6re
bebrcngten rno be%rfp.aten 2anosleute
fiA gu bsrpenben. 9as 9eiuA Diirfte
ni4t heriidf9tiqt perben, oa Die meiz
ten Mit0lieotr Der @onferen3 IS ni9t
fir cngebra9t bulten, Ii6 in bic innez
rem 4raeleoen6eiten ernes Qaaees einz
3umii9sn.
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Die g I. s.R

Die 81. d ssR ittsr"
peroen morgen in n@ieBner's part"
3u SiqblanDtopn i6r IA. Sahre8sYicz
mic nit 9reiS : Grer5ieren a6bulten.
I'm 80 ubr pir0 bei Der uSt. mi
6aels zSaae" an Der 8Olfez unO 2Omz
6arozStraBe ungetreten unO unter
Trpmmelpirbel uub 3rOmpetsngez
T6metter no4 benz 5eitplaBe 6inou5
mari4irt. 9a5 preisa @Ter3isrsn fin
bet Ra9mittagg 3 ubr Itatt. Sir Be
luitigungsn aQsr Dirt, ME 9reiste8eln
qreis14ieBen IL. I. No., 1T geiOrgt.
6r. AuguIt 9engemibIe ldBt Bal
ions aufiteigsn, unO Gergeant GonraO
MerB Miro Q6snO8 Den 8eTu9srn ben
4n6lif zines Seuerperfs bisten. Gum
Q0ifen bes 0urite5 miro 8auernz
i6miot's Bier Dsr5apft psrben.
0us arrangements : gomite beTts6t
aug ben So. 8arl 2udlrt, Scoops
5i6isfp, 8. 5. 3inf, Sufob Nobs,
9ubpig 9en3, Dug. S1ttlsr. 0ermann
0orI9 unb Mt4ael S4mitt.
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6riraths:N

IdhIte6enOe 6eiratb5licen3en Dur>
BEN qeftern pom Qttuar 2ioingIton I'M
Common 9lsaSs@sri6 au8geItelt:
George 70. 8ispert uno Sobannu
WaI6uQ; Qpplitont Ri4urO $.
@air6o(3, Nr. 6, Ofz@roBItraBe.
6onaro %. 8uogeon uno Nnnie s..
@~ttingbaa5; QppIitant Sumes Gar
rett, Rr. lib, @ait@Abgnue.
N6ra6am @bans unb Sura6 &az
fan; Npplitont gtbru6um SRane, Nr.
POI, 2ittIe 8ouqb StraBe.
Daniel 6ig6toper Don @ambsn,
N.zS., unb Quuretta Bunting; 4ppliz
FAINT ., 9ightotper, @amben, MS.
@eorgs Riqbn unO Maub Qebering;
Npplitant SSerrp Ringlep, CIR. 22O9,
Wilfens> Npenue.
So6n 8rounleb uno 9iotu 8. ST.
nett; QppIitant Sobn q. Muc0anieI,
Nr. 926, 9aturent : StraBe.
6urrp g. 8arrett uno Saru6 6.
Come; 4pplitunt g. 6. Qops, CIR.
533, II. StraBe, Dai6ington, .. 6.
Sumes %. Wilioms u1b Sole q.
goung; Npplitant, s. 20. @iaiams,
Or. 9O8, Burt Npenus.
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SGbrlihce Sriiblingsfet oes n0la.
gemeinen Scntid1en @aiicnbauicS"
nadftcn WDntag i'm ,,Sarlep=9arf."
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Blilthrn iungOeuti6cr 9Brif.

0ife, oel6e 8uttsr6lumen.
Der 3aIen blintt, bic 80tter gldr3en.
Sine natte 8enu5 unteriu6t ibr &nie,
Elm fteinerner 6ertule5 I6ldgt bic
2eier.
Die @uFer itir8en, bic 8oIten ellen,
Die 0elt bon Some.
6riib.tnq.
en- meirem 6er3en
trdumt ou8 Bib zines tleinen 0tdoz
6en5 nit geOffneten GjpPer u. LADEN
Den 4uqen.
NrnO 9Ol3.
8urr fteut Die 1lten, 6renneuOtn Rocos
cpleu6ter ouf bic 3afel uno brin9t bic
GjQdrren.
Syn unfere tiefan Nrmfible gelebnt,
beroauung5ieellg,
trinfsn mir Stoug6ton nit Gurdtdo,
paffsn RinQe uno pbilOiopb;ren.
2b urO 3u
tna1t cine 6laids Sttt.
Yl0BIih
pddt mid SebnIuht.
Qaue, nebeuOe 6riibling5iuft, Gdms
mtrpolthn,
Mein Gee unter 6ihten!
Sn Der 9orddente,
3pff6er 8utffern un0 BubndrbaJtern
0eiBbjer iduTen,
mid ielbIt pieOer 3uridruoern,
Dor meinem bLiibenoen Bfirn1bdumz
den
olitlih iein!
RDlf 20. Wdrten5.
8.
Grfsr Observation-Disclosures
auf Der StraBa!
On Der @de
Der 3erIumpta, DeriOfftne aerl
bait 3piTd9n Den Qelbtn 3d5nen cIna
8Nme.
&;noermGosl nit bldntcn 8ad5ni
duf ibrem Qrm
itrampelnoe ShreagI0t6sn.
ue6er ben 8ir1erit1Jg,
our6 6immtl uno 6ole aus &raloiS
itrjttr
fegcIt Der Snfel nit Der 3udenoiitei
ans 8nopf.oh 9%etnotet
elmer blauen unb einen rothn 8ouon.
Gr ldht.t.
Qduft immer itn2Qer.
@eorq StOI3enber8.
4.
@uf fjnem Dippenoeu 8~irten5tpeI9
5iBt Gin 8Dgal,
p:ept.
0i6t um paiBen 8irtanitamm
le6nt i'm qolo'ntn 8lsio Die Bria5eiiR,
borht.
Sn i6ren be:0tn t.e.nen 0er5tr
poht Der 6rii6ling auf.
Quonig Hetn6urc.
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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-07-26
The Marietta Daily Leader
WEDNESDAY. JULY 90, 1899.
COMMISSIONERS
Meet to Consider the New Court
House Matter.

The County Commissioners met yes
terday to consider a very important
matter relating to the building of the
new court house. 1t is rather new
phase of the question and will probab-
ly put a new obstacle in the way OF
building the court house.
DR.. Hildreth introduced the deeds OF
the court house and Jail lots, and in
them it is stated that the lands con-
veyed therein were for the purpose OF
erecting court house and Jail.
He also placed on file decision OF
the Supreme Court of Ohio which is to
the effect that when lands are con-
veyed to the public for a certain spec
liied purpose they cannot be used for
any other purpose. In case they are
the premises revert to the original
owner or his representatives This is
the same as to say that the land now
occupied by yhe court house and Jail
cannot be used or sold for any other
purpose than is named in the deeds
The Commissioners have taken the
matter under advisement.
They also settled a number of bills
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-07-26
A Romantic Tinge.

wedding that occurred last night
at Marietta,in which two young people
of this city were the principal fig
ures, will surprise their many friends
when it becomes known by this item.
Mr.. Roy Thompson, an assistant
foreman on the lines of the West Vir-
glnia Telephone Co., and Miss Edna
Foley, who has charge of the local ex-
change of the same company, were
united in marriage last night at the
residence of the officiating clergyman,
Rev. e. A. Coil, of Marietta. The
couple returned to this city and were
keeping the marriage a secret, but it
leaked out.
The brides home is at West Union,
and she is parAcularly bright young
lady. The groom is an expert at con-
structtng telephone lines. He came
mere from Henderson, Ky.
They often met at the office of the
telephone company, and eventually be-
came acquainted
Their acquaintance ripened into love
which eliminated in their marriage
They will make their home in this city
until the lines of the new phone COM
pany are ompleted.-Sentinel
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-07-26
Almost Killed.

On Saturday evening special officer
Had Dils, of the o. r. r., received word
that bunch of Suspicious looking ho-
bos were lettering around the O. R. R.
station at Vienna. He jumped on the
fast freight at $3.50 and when it got to
Vienna he attempted to jump off as it
was going 80 miles an hour: He was
thrown against the station and the
force threw him back against the
train and he was again thrown against
the station and fell back almost un Ter
the wheels of the train. The train
was stopped and the crew hurried
back, expecting to find him mangled
and killed, He was unconscious and
was placed on the down train which
wtas lying at that point. He revived
during the night and 1t was found that
no bones were broken, but that he
was badly bruised and shaken up. He
Is still very sore, but is getting along
as well as could be expected.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-07-26
IngersoIls Last Sentiment.

1t is evident from the last lines writ
ten by Colonel Ingersoll that he ex-
pected death.
The lines were written on the border
of crayon portrait of himself, which
he presented to his daughter, and
which hangs in the billiard room of the
DobOs Ferry house. These are the
lines, probably the last penned by the
great agnostic:
Immortality,
With its countless hopes and fears
beating against the shores of time
and faith,
Was not born of any book, nor of any
creed, nor of any religion.
1t was born of human affection, and it
will continue to ebb and flow
Beneath the mists and clouds of doubt
and darkness as long as love
kisses the lips of death.
1t is the rainbow of hope, shining on
the tears of grief.
Colonel Ingersoll had been engaged
for some time writing a new lecture.
1t was well under way, but the title,
Mr.. Farrell, who was his brother-in-
laws manager, thinks was not decided
upon.-Ohio State Journal.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-07-26
A Good Show.

The W. II. Harris Nickel-Plate
Shows arrived yesterday morning
from GAINESVILLE. They were brought
here over the u. & o. in their own
special train of eight cars.
They gave afternoon and evening
performances at the circus lot on
Greene street and had a large crowd
at both performances. Every one who
attended the shows speaks of them as
being of highly creditable nature in
every respect, The popular prices of
ten and twenty cents wasa very attrac-
tive feature.
They left early this morning for
Cambridge, where they will exhibit to-
day.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-07-26
River News.

River feet and falling.
Boats today are the Sun for Gallipo-
lis at 8 a. M, Kanawha for Charles
ton at 5 p. m. and Greenwood for
Plttsburg at p. m.
The two Pittsburg towboats, the
Cruiser, belonging to w. H. Browns
Sons. and the Tornado, belonging to
James Jones " Sons, who operate the
Excelsior Coal Company, of this city,
arrived yesterday with their precious
tows of nut and slack COAL and both
boats returned to Pittsburg with tows
of empty crafts. Nut and slack has
been and is still very scarce in this
market, and as both tows were com
posed of nut ant slack entirely, they
were all the more appreciated by the
conslgnees here The cruiser arrived
at Browns harbor at a. m. yesterday
and started back as soon as she could
hitch up an empty tow, and the lorna
do arrived at the Excelsior elevator at
6 a. M, cleaned boilers and started
back at 6 p. m. with five empty barges
and three empty coal, boats. The Geo
w. Moredock arrived yesterday after
noon with tow of Kanawha coal. and
the e. r. Andrews, Otto Marmet, Geo.
Matheson, Mt. Glare and Eagle are due
today with tows of Kanawha coal.
The Clifton is due with the tow of
Pittsburg coal that was recovered
from the wreck made below Parkers-
burg by the Raymond Horner.-Cin-
cinnah Commercial Tribune.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-07-26
A Good Move.

The ladies of the Committee on
Parks of the Marietta Improvement
Association had very satisfactory in
terview with engineer Moeser recent
ly, in regard to improving and beau
tifylng the Ice Harbor lot. Mr. Moeser
is a practical landscape gardner, and
has already drawn plans for laying
out the lot above the new government
building, with beds of flowers and
walks; and on his return from Cincin-
natl WILL at the request of the ladies,
exhibit his designs. He is very much
interested in the improvement and has
promised to enlist the cooperation of
the government through Capt. Hodges,