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The times., 1899-05-06
CENSUS BUREAU BUILDING.
Twenty-FOur More Applicants for
Positions Examined Yesterday.

Director Merriam, OF the Census Bureau,
has been authorized by the Treasury De-
partment to enter into contract for the
rental of quarters for the Bureau for five
years. 1t is thought that the Director will
enter into a contract providing for the
erection of new buildings. This is regard
ed as necessary in order to obtain a suit
able place for conducting the business OF
the Census Bureau.
Examinations of applicants for positions
in the Bureau are being carried on at the
Maltby Building. Yesterday twenty-four
candidates were examined, of whom two
thirds were women, and most OF them
young women. All those averaging 10
per cent or over will be placed on the
eligible list. In speaking of the positions
to be given out, Mr.. Merriam said that he
was determined to have the work of the
Office conducted by competent clerks, and
that personal merit would count for more
than political influence in making selec-
tions. While these examinations are not
competitive, il is thought best to have
sufficient list OF eligibles to draw from
as occasion requires.
The times., 1899-05-06
THE FORT STANTON HOSPITAL.
Plans for the Soldiers Sanitarium
in New Mexico.

Plans for the Soldiers Sanitarium
in New Mexico.
Surgeon General Wyman, of the Marine
Hospital Service, says that the report that
the service was ready to treat all soldiers,
sailors, Government employees, and civil
ians suffering with consumption is without
foundation. The Surgeon General is, how
ever, making preparations for the treat
ment Of all sailors of the merchant marine
who are suffering from tuberculosis at the
new marine hospital now in the course of
construction on the abandoned military
reservation at Fort Stanton, New Mexico.
This reservation contains about 1920
acres and the buildings on it are being re-
paired and will be fitted up as sanitarium
for the treatment of tuberculosis. The
hospital is to be furnished with modern
hospital furniture and supplied with all
modern instruments and apparatus for the
scientific treatment of consumption. The
benefit of the outdoor life in this favorable
climate is expected to have good effect
on the patients.
Past Assistant Surgeon ]. o. Cobb has
been detailed to take charge Of the insti-
tuition, and, with Hospital Steward ]. v.
La Grange. is now at Fort Stanton making
the final preparations for opening the hos
pital.
Consumption is one Of the most dreaded
enemies OF the sailor, ana as the disease
has been declared contagious it has been
thought better to concentrate all of the
patients from the merchant marine af-
tiicted with tuberculosis at one hospital
where they can find light employment and
receive scientific treatment. II treated at
the various hospitals they soon become dis
satisfied and go back to the sea, so that
the healthy sailor confined to the cabin for
several months with consumption is quite
apt to develop tuberculosis. The Marine
Hospital at Fort Stanton will be run on
the same plan as the National Soldiers
Home here. Those who desire light EN-
ployment will be given it and the many
acres surrounding the hospital will be put
under cultivation. the patients raising the
better part of the required necessaries of
life.
The times., 1899-05-06
Denni. McNamnrn Dead.

Dennis Mcnamara. well known in local
building circles as contractor and builder,
died at the home of his son-in-law,
Thomas p Hartigan, 81 II Street north
east. yesterday afternoon. The deceased
was seventy years old and has long been
prominently identified with local affairs
being particularly well known in East
Washington. His death was not unex-
pected. as he has been in poor health since
the death of his daughter in September.
About four months ago he lost his wife,
and this. together with the previous
fatality, so grieved Mr.. Mcnamara that he
never recovered from the shock. The ar
rangemeuts for the funeral have not been
completed. but it is probable that the
burial will take place Monday.
The times., 1899-05-06
sHAD BAKE TODAY.
The Board of Trade to Feed mt Mar
shall Hall.

The members of the Board of Trade will
give shad bake at Marshall Hall this
afternoon, which promises to be a very
enjoyable affair. Great pains have been
taken to provide for the wants and COM
fort of the guests. The executive Depart
ment of the Government will be we'll rep
resented this year by a distinguished del
cgation, but there will be fswer Senator's
and Representatives than is customary,
owing to the fact that Congress is not in
session. Among those to attend are Sem
ators Thurston and Stewart and Repre-
sentatives Mercer, Richardson. MeCleray,
and White.
The times., 1899-05-06
Under the bankrupt Act.

The Rawson Manufacturing Company. OF
Pennsylvania. and the Chesapeake Stove
Company. of Maryland, through their at-s
torneys, Eugene A. Jones and William A.
Quinger. filed petitions yesterday asking
that James L. Hendrix and Harry Jones.
trading as the Capital Furniture Company.
in this city. be declared bankrupts within
the meaning of the bankrupt act. The
petitioners claim that the alleged bank
rupts are indebted to them in the sun
of $557.57.
The times., 1899-05-06
Glorious News

Comes from DIR. d. B. Cargile, of washita, I. r.
He writes: -Four bottles of Electric Bitters
have cured Mrs. Brewer OF scrofua, which had
caused her great suffering for years. Terrible
sores would break out on her head and face, and
the best doctors could give no help; but her
cure is complete and her health is excellent" T"
This shows what thousands have proved
that Electric Bitters is the best blood purifier
known. It's the supreme remedy for eczema.
tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils, and running
sores It stimulates liver, kidneys, and bowels,
expels poisons, helps digestion, builds up the
strength Only so cents. Sold by Henry Evans,
Druggist 93S F Street. Guaranteed.
The times., 1899-05-06
Miss virrie Lucke.t's Mny Carnival.

In the play of Sleeping Beauty" which
takes place at the Columbia Theatre next
Tuesday at p. m, will be introduced the
Peace Jubilee dance. by Miss Nirgie Luck
ett The play will be handsomely cos
TUNED and staged and promises to excel
any that has yet taken place. A feature
will be the cake walk by little tots, cham
pions of the District
The times., 1899-05-06
Jostled by n Diamond Thief.

Theodore w. Porter, of Highland, Mass,
reported to the police yesterday that he
had been robbed of a diamond stud valued
at $50. Mr.. Porter was a passenger on
the Pennsylvania Railway train which ar
rived at the station at 9:05 o'clock yester-
day morning. He states that as ne was
standing in the vestibule of a car he was
jostled by a stranger. Intuitively he felt
that he had been robbed and feeling for
his stud found it was missing.
The times., 1899-05-06
DAWSON LODGE BANQUET.
The Forty-Second Anniversary Ceie
bratcd mt Masonic Temple

Dawson Lodge, No. 16. F. A A. NJ,
celebrated its forty-second anniversary by
@ banquet at Masonic Temple last night
and nearly $50 guests enjoyed the ex-
eellent courses. E. s. Holmes. Worship
full Master of Dawson Lodge. made an ad-
dress of welcome. followed by the invoca-
tion by the Rev. Asa S. Fiske. Selections
were then rendered by Hale's Orchestra.
The remainder OF the programme consisted
The times., 1899-05-06
Illness of Ernest Austin.

Ernest. Austin, an employe of the State
Department who has been i'll with appendi-
citis at his residence, 107 Fifth Street
northeast, for the past five weeks, now lies
in precarious condition. and considerable
apprehension is felt by his friends con-
cerning his recovery. Mr.. Austin has sur
vived the attack of appendicitis proper.
but now suffers from the consequent
blood poisoning.
The times., 1899-05-06

Son: " Your
mother never
had a hired
SiT. S h e
,Ycrted early
and late e,
andi raised a
B1lHy. Hired
Grb indeed f!
Look at your
mother, sir.
a. /" It's just
looking I at
mother said
the son
=" NJ ade me
resolve that
my children's S
mother sl,OuId
The times., 1899-05-06

$50 you've set up a higed girl
farmer sYclland to bis son:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08
Nidlts ihnrn hcllia.

G6itdgo, z. Sanuar. = @fn
gsttgelteQen 5ru7t lit bic neusite @r@
rurgenffaFt in bieIer 60Ien 3eit Der
Sruit l1nterne6mungen. 0us Som
6ine" nannt li6 r0eitern 5ron 8eo
U}anufacturers' 2lfoc;ation". Die ges
pluqten GroenmerI6en, bic auf 8ett>
qeiteQen uu5 Giien oDer 0leTiirg BON
oas Sages Gait un0 W}u6en uusru6en,
Iolen bur9 6obe 9reiie beunrubigt
neroen. SSn Der SruItASpra6e 9eiBt
oas Die preiie reguliren".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08
2(ntert0iQ'e1t.

@ielc lRuftr Der Suiiou ucltter 17a6rifatc. NIT
ruuocm, oirtdiacm INN 4ompuOpur= 0ll5iuibHitt,
ale lu UuUOubCr uicoriaeu grciica aHlcbotcn;
gum @ciipjcl: 6ambric llutTtoiucu nit QeiGltettu
g9trtbC; an -. lie.
uutcrtailm ans iciutm 6ambyic, paftuos ail.
fen, poae 17rontcn mit Spjdtu mo StidsreteH
btiCBt; 9@crtb 39c: iu .. 2:sc.
fciucm Gambrc nit pousU TrOutcH uuO ir0u3Oiz
ibtn 9iidu. Sorbon 0uidBc ann Guntcu, 0roGe
Tusipdhl in YtuitcrH; ale G2lc. lUcrth; ipc}id ir
Oicicu &crfauf iu . . 39c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08
3fIfdjzGapeS.
5SeItz 0Srefle pCrntf5fef.
Samcns, ocrrcn= muo Siuocr=
S(nterseuG.

MIIft Won WIitB=0eiitttrtcn EoNm!O0LzlStfln H.
@citparticn oon BON Qe3ripotcn mouencn Gamcn-@Ss.
item INN =S0oicn, in luejB uno gran; purocn III
$l25 ptrtauit; iiir G9c.
@nQcrincuc &artt'u pon Qraucu uuO Utbeu
Observation-Disclosures sAulEQcu, OoltiuOiQ poT,uO
lin0 idou abQCicrtiQt: lDarCn 500: 3u 39c
9ttitc pom Tamru=Q&eitcn NM =0ocn, 0CriorO="
t}Uiduitt tuareu 39c. uno SOC: 'U lie.
GIu} uoleuc iueiBc UuO Qruuc Combinations Yin
3iQt rCuciou=1 fabritutc marcu 81 D: 3u soc,
@nQcbroteHr Qnrtien pom Wcriuo Ntduutr=
@cmocu uno zllntcrbojcu, cut 0cmo6t uno i6On
abQscrtjQt; parcu 50c.; }u 35c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08
9rr Gilenhnhns Wlnlndl.,

Sttuna, GaEaDa, z. Sanudr. -
8m. GDpan, S4aBmeiIter bon Gdts
leIton @ountp, Elm 74sid6riger8reis,
unb iein Sp6n Conan nurpen 6sute
naGe Sttapa, als fe in t6rem Magen
ii6er cine 8abntreu3un9 fu6ren, BON
einem 6eran6raulenDen 3uge iibers
raI6t uRD auF Der Stslle get0otet, Der
&utI6er 9applepn Dumas pur0e
to0tli6 perleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08
9itt56lw9'5 95ier~Trmt i.
@eiter'S Sruit.ltnterncDmnu9cn

Pttt56ura ga, 7. 3anuar.-
Die ieit 2anqem bor6erettete GonToz
lioirunq Der 6:eIigan 8rausraien lit
jeBt oolenb2te 86aliads. Das Som
6ine" nennt Iit1 .llnitao 8r2tpinQ So. j."
unD Itebt unter 2et.ung zines 0irettoz
renrat6H3, Dem FGflanba 8r1u6erren
ais 0}itgl;soer ange60ren: 2eopoIo
8ilIod, 2[lonIius 5Srausn6ain, Ser
MANN 0Strau5, SSoi. 8. q9ainri86t,
SFre0erid %. W&UQer. 0tQ:dm G6arz
barO, 5rsberit 8. 0innot, N}idael
8tnter uno S5oi. O'g}eiu. DIS Be-
ante Itno in2lu5ii4t 9enommsn: Brdz
Iioent NIopiiu5 6ruuen6aim, Safretdr
QGiQtdm Ruste. S4abmeiIter So6a
9. DER.
Die Sncorppratoren Der ylInitao
8rtpinq Company" perDtn OenG6arz
ter IN Den eriDG6lten Oireftorenrdtb
ii6ertraQeu, porauF oac Rame De5 lpz
fallen 8ier=5ruit in n8itt5burg 8rspz
ing Company" umgeGnoert uno oa5
2(ttientapital auf $19,5OO,0OO er606t
tperOen foQ. Oa3 8rautrzGom6ir:
tit bur6 bic 8emiibungan BON Sobn
.. 9}iAolipn uu0 2puis 8. Adron
bon Der Ntul3firma 8. s, 2taron &c
So. 81 StanDe Qetommer; Die 8dpiz
taliiirung 6aIor9te bic 8anfHr5firma
M}oOre &c Sdl2n Don WaQsStrdBe.
Netpz0ort. lle6ar so Bro5ent 0e5
Qtftienfapital8 nurben pm ben be-
t6eiligten 9itts6urger 8rau6errn
U6ernommen; Der it6rige She'll paro
in 9}etpzYort 9s3sihnet. 0a5 Som
bine" bsginnt ben 9sIhGft5betrie6
gleid} nit DER .S4tieBung BON flint
8ruuereien.
8enn Der Gatsr nit bem
So6ne =.
9ropibtrcs, q. s., Z. San. =
8dpd Better unb Iein toitTpieltger
Spr0Bltng rSoe" 6smu6en ii9, bic I'm
8ai3en n@orner" perlprenen U2tltoz
nen Dur6 3ruit untarnebarungen
pie0er 81 ggtp;nnen, @GbrenO lie in
Der Seimat6itaOt Gbtca9o bic Wfild
= Soft iei's getlagt = nDertruItet"
6aben, IinD 'Iie bier nit ben 8ordrbeiz
ten CUR @ritnOunq zines n@om6ine"
fir ben 8Qu pon 2otomotipan un0
Mptoren fir Oampfz uno 2uftOrufz
getrieb beIc6Gftigt. 2eiter's Qgent
Syoiepb 8. Soablep BON IeIpz9orf bat
bier Die groBen r86ODe 3sIanb 5000
mottps Dort5" tGuFlit ii62rnpmmen.
0ieie 6abrit miro iia in 3ufunft
bauptFd6IiA auf bic 6eriteQung Don
2ufiDrud U}otor2n b2rlegen, penn
audi Der Ban Don Odmpf : Qpfomotiz
ten ni6t ausqeI6loTen Iein ion. 0as
foqenannte 2eiter SpnOifat, peldss
Dem llnternehmen Die finun3ieae
9runDLage gjebt, 1T Elm amerttanif6:r
2t6leger Der nSoSnternation1l Dir
Poper Company, beren leitenoer
@etIt Der 2onOonsr Rot9i4tlb iein
IoG. Die bieiiqe iFabrit piro be
,pferoelpien 2aitpagen" fir bic
.Netpz0Drf Q(uto=Srud Gompanp"
iiefern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08
G3rbun in G6icudD.
WilhrIrn Neeb aeitnrbcn.

Pitt56urg, ga, Z. 5anuar. =
8ilEslm 9lee6, Gigentbijmar os5 be
tannten beutfGcn 3age6lattes Der
6rsi6eitsz6reuno," Itarb bsute Q6snO
an Der 2ungenent8iinoun9, bic Iih aI5
6olge Der 8rippe eingeiteQt 6atte. Gr
mar 76 Sd6re aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08
9ruppen ro6 CUBA.

= q b 4 Il 4 u b, Sd., Z. San. -
nObodr" Tu6ren Eeute 921hmitt1Q
General 8ilTon nit Dem Stab oes l.
Qrmee Gorf5, ferner 3pei @Ompa9z
MEN Der Signal 2lbtbeilun8 uno l
Battalion oes s. Regiment3 Don 0taI=
IdduIett5 rlh Mdtan5a5, Gu6l, db.
Der ijbrige 5feir Des s. 3e9im.nt5
pon N}aiiofuFstts Miro duf oim nod
item 9ampfer na6Tolgen.
giner 6euta eingetroffenen U}eloung
3uFolQe miro bic bier campirenoe DO
tbeilung o23 1. 2lrtiIIsria : Rtgiment5
Don W}aine ousgemuItert ptrben. 0rei
9atterien beg 3. uno 5. reguIGrsn 2lrz
tiLlerie Regiments bs9eben ltt IN
GarniIon nod SORT 8ilep, Gs.
Is 6ar(e ton, g. : g., 7. Sln.-
Der 0ampfsr rGarato9o" bon Der
8apo 2inie lit ppn SaDana 3ariidz
gete6rt. Dos IEofr5eug ninmt bier
ba5 l. 9ataillon oe2 100. 3sgiHsnt5
BON s5nbidro an 8orD, oeIIen 2ntunft
au3 Dem Eager Dsi Columbus, 81.,
beute srpartet miro. Die 5ruPpen=
I6theiluug lit nod N}ltan3a5 De-
itimmt.
Gu6untf4 DE 9er6re4er 9ez
laWDtt.
6ubur1, Z. San. - Der DAM
pier rGppaoaqru, Der baute aus Bar
ceIora bjsrTsl6it eintraf. batte 230
U}itglie0er Der 0er6refer &lIIie,
psIde als gauigos betarnt itro, an
8oro. Sie nuren negau parThieoez
ner 82rbrsAan na6 Spanien OepOrtirt
pOroen, aber Die TpariIfa R2gisrung,
ibrem reuen 8erTabren, cub1niida
9er6refar ran Der 2ynfel 3urUt su
T6iden, gstreu, lub Iis bier pieoer as.
Die 2eu!e it1rD@a unter 8apahung
etnas IpaaiIhen Sauptmannes, zines
2ieutenuats uno % Splouten. Die
9oli5ei 6eraArihtjgte ToFort ben Sc
neral 8roote pon biaIer urer.piini often
3rra6me, uro DieTer 6eTdbl, O1B Die
2eute in 8enabrTam gs9alten perDen,
Bis man fpeitere 8erFii9ungen iiber iia
9etroffer bat.
C6erIt UlouIton, Der bic GieIige 30
tj3ei beFefLtgt, 6at mitqetGsilt, o1B er
Die 8argangen6eit Der 8sfangenen unz
terTuden unD oaB rur Die F6nsren
9erbretar gabalten perOen piir0sn.
8affen BET 6 lagnu6mt.
6eute beT6Gaqrofmter 0ia 8eb0rcen
in perI6ieoenen 6GuIern, Die i6nen
bon Gubarsrn be3ei6nst Iporoen ma
rem, 900 8epe6re 2Sn einen Der
6GuIer fano man 400 8epe6re. Q(Qe
) isIe @eOe6'e gs60rten 1paniT6sn
5raipiQigen, bic na6 9atauptung oe5
General Gopitdn8 Gaitelanos i5re
Q8affen o69elteTerb batten,
Oregon" uno rs ono a" in
Yeru.
GINA, 4eru. 7. Sanuar. - Der
Ser, Staaten @eIanbts Srping g.
0uole3 CAB geitarn 2t6aro 81 G6rsn
Der Offi3tere Der Der. Staatenz
Sdla6ti4iffer Oregon" unO Soma"
pei6s jeBt i'm Safen Don GaQ0o Dor
2lntsr litgen, Elm 8anfett.
llrtsr ben 4npeIenben 6eFanDan IiA
Der peruaniI6a W&iniiter beS 2luspGr=
tigen, Ssnor 9orra3. Der britiIde
GsIau0te SO. u. 9eauclsrt ur0 per-
I6eoene bo6itebenoe ParT0nlihteiten.
5euts miro cine Grturiton naA Gboz
flea itattfinOen.
Pm IDP6u5 geftor6en.
8ai 6irgton, Z, San. = 0}iz
IitGr 8ouparnaur 8roote Depei6irt
'heute aus 9abana: n8eitor6an 7tnb
Sciep6 0}orun, Gpmpo9nio 6, 10.
Snfanterie 9is8imeat; SO5n 9.
SlOit, Gompagnie ), bes9I., am 3pz
plus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08

meiiter 6ernann unter 6em 8eroo4ie
oes @attinmoroes perhlltet rporoen.
Sarmanr's 6rdu iit i'm SATIRE 1884
unter bisber nidt auFgetldrten I'm
itdrosn 5srItpunoen uno i'm Seller
res 6ermannifen 9auies lit jebt Elm
neiGliHes Stelett 6eFunoen poroen,
Das bic gcli5,i fir odsisnise Der pers
Itpunosnen 6rau 5ermdan bdlt.
Sine glHdttd Oerluufene
GrtgleiIurg.
Sn folQe TalI6er 8ei6eniteQung
auf Der gBiener Stdotblhn lit bort Elm
oau3er @utcr3u1 pom 8UtRt0rper auf
Bic Sto1Bs 6erlDgaitir3t. Die 6ez
ifi6te 9ing aber up2 gut ab; NIT
2lusna6me oes 3uQFiibrtts, oer idmez
re 9arleBurgan DaDon trug, lit babel
gliem1nO parunQlG6t o0er t0rperIi4
beitdDigt por03n.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08

Dur6 cine urber6 offte
8eID bunq aus 2(mertfa q
purDe Dem U&aurarneiitar SS1co6 in
8entifan 6ei MeIeriB in 9oIen cine
qroBe fFreuoe 6areitet. @r er6ialt nam
lid ron eirem ION QGn3lia un6etannz
ten Q6Ienoer pon bort e;nen 8rief, Der
nit eirer Werfliumma pon 60,O78
Ulart 6eT6pert mar. Die 2lngsleg2ns
Gait biirfte nu6 Q(nIift bas gLidli9en
@mpfdngers folgano,rmuBen 3uFamz
men 6dngen: Sm Sabre 1869 puroa
ietn gompagnon unter Wtitna6me bon
10000 U2arf fliiAtig, o6ne DaB Ieitz
benz cine Spun De8 9efraubunten err
mittelt nerDen tonnta. Dor ldnQerar
3e;t traf nun Sacob gelegentli9 elmer
ReiTs nit me9raren Qmerifdner 3uIamz
men, nit b9ran er Iih in Elm @eIprG9
einlieB, tpp6ei er audi ietnes e9smaligen
untrauen S6s;l6a6er5 geoa9ts. 8ai
Rennung bes 2eBteren ertlGrtsn bic
@merifaner, b0B i6nen in G6icugo ein
me6rfuder UliQipnGr bteIes Namens
6efaant lei. 8ermutQli6 BADEN nun
OieTe 6erren nah i9rer Riiffebr in Die
5aimat6 ban 9etreffenoen an feline alte
S1ulo erinnart. pe84al6 er iie ieBt nit
3;nIe53ins a69etragen bat.
Der 9umme la6t iiber bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08
2Iusrinz6e6 220d;e.

-llm5rsaa="86tc, nit oicr 8ci5cu 77alten, ptrtb
ole; fir . 49c.
-ilmbrcIa- "R0dc, NIT athiaten 8ai3en; gecrf6
$l.00: r G9c
@llcuCiCnuc5 GiuidBcn. Nti1W nit &alcHceuucs
Sp;Etu hcitEt. yOtrth 81 50. iiir 3Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08

oyn Salem. W1aii., lit geItern Der
frii6ere &aiIirer ber Salems : Spar=
6anf, GLarence Mfurpbp, pegen I'm
terI6lagunq au 9 SSabren 10 Monuten
unb q Sa9en 3u9tbaus perurtbeiIt
tpproen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08
C5iebe sbaufcnffer Au8ffcnuna.l

Wu5lus2cbcn, aus Der btttu Cullitdt Iusfn
i'm lRarits Qemlbt Iau9 uHo lDtit, init 6ambrics
&n3ta uao StidcrcieH b:cbt; gSsrt9 G2is.;
@obcn nit Noie ans fciucn 5ai:cn uno Mci6ca
tttncr StdtrtL Oic!c DIoocu; dac 15c. mmtb;
grtra iosfts q 9of. Oon 5tidsref. NIT aci5cn ooa
@obIiaumtu oNg5icgt; g8crtb $l.90; oiierirt
lu G9c.
Empire" Muicr, NIT orti Rt6cu ocftidttr Gin.
iaBe u5cr oct froutc; toHntu lidt fir $50 MIC
nErErnmnt lntrnnn. an nSt.
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Str. 26 aenpo 27, 2eriaagtOusSfr0fsc.
9cr Gulmiuationspnntt crrci(6t 1T nnierem
)l(Gnte( lluSOorfOuf.


u5rC mir DTOu DTouIu
raibu arHnoib u uusm ii
QuHsf fiji ugclOu III II
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3n Gbren 3nfiDn's 5.

Die Stla6f 6si Gcp4Orteans gsz
fsiart. = 2(ltQelD in OMAHA unO
8rDan in G6;ca9o 6eim 8anfett.
Omaha, ge6r., Z. Syanuur. =
Sm n8arton !0otel" Fano 6eute cine
pom ySadIonian Glu6" peranitaltete
groBartige 5Feter itatt. grz8ouoerz
ntur Q(tt9elO aus G6icago, Grz8ictz
9rdiinent Ste5erToa aus S5Qinoi5 uno
GOnsreBmitaI:2o Sul3er aus Ietpz
gort bieltsn ais g9rengGIts Die 6auptz
Id6Iifiten QlnIpra6en. Srn. Q(ltz
gelD'5 36ema Iautete Die Sa6lage"
5r. 'Stebenion pd6lte aIs S6emu
Die oemotratiI4e Spru6a" uno 6r.
Sul5er Ipra6 ij6er ben Sag, ben mir
fe;ern". 2(rbere Spre6er foIgten in
unauf60rljGer Hei9enfolge. 2llS DIT
gelb 6rr. 0m. s. 8r3an ais bamoz
fratiTGen 8rGiioenti61ftS Gambia
ten fir 1900 erlpdbnte, DurDe le66aft
applauOirt.
8rpan in 6 6tcago.
G6tca8a 81, 7. Sanuar. =
@a5 brittle Sya6re5 8anfett Der PIN
Dretp SadIor 2iga" fanb beute
2(6eno i'm nSr3moni 6ouIe" itatt.
0m. 8. 8rpan mar, ME in Den porz
6erge6enoen syaDren G6rengait.
MaDor Garter 8. 6arriion funqirte
ais 8rGfoant oas 8antstt3, uno pjele
6erDorragenoe MGnner 6et6siligten iia
an D2mIelben.
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Ser 0umme lQ6t iiber bic
9umm6eit Q(nberer, Der 9eI6sibte
iiber feline eigene.
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9lgs 0uttm Wusliu. 1 8,ibeu ron Sult'u nnO
, Rti5cu Giniabsu; S9lls unO N.rMt nit RdHz
ten bei;B.; einiQs nit 6ambrtc=&iid,cm zoe.
Sbp,rs Utuslln=Rob;I, nit 0,faltelttm Not'
INN bob;m ndlic gSurD.ict"= oor rEmptra-=
Dsooen. nit brtittu gini6B.n NM 3cpcyc: nit
GaHtsa bsieft 3oc.
Wn,. 9{nslinsRobtn 0ot, nit 2 Gci5:n pon
,Tal,.u H. q Rsjbeu GiuidE,n; luocrc init cdi0cm
3lusihaitt an 0dls NM 3iid,H. 2lot1 aus .
5stt G9c
'jE5ambrc-9tobtr. .Survlitca =oals, @.jb.n
BON SpistnzGiaidttu. 0oi2 nit 2launsRil6tn
ber1trelt uuO nit Spitcn bcicBt; amber. Ntus
ter aus Wuslin gcicrtiQt nit bobtm cdlQ ans
otihuitt.ucu uno rGmpirI"=Na!s, miE t.lntH
Rii;d;u uuO Stidtr:jsn bcicbt '9c.
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Tcnnftirn in fcrtincn Sctttiic1crn.
@irJcimiTc5c 04saarcl.

Nusgtiudai. aguit.r ron 36=}6nQeu Stlu0or>z
9.rtIlcs in g;G,H t5rlt5ilbg5iovb;n: 1&sCtb loc.
BRO gIlrg De,
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9OluarOz unO 9eriugtnnzStrab
llnler apcitcr Sa6resYerfauf oDn g8etBwaoren.


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9fDj&c

Gutc Musltu:N8d,. ,umbylun" =6a;on, Gams
5ric=Ritittu, init S:t.r,i b.i,Bt '9c
lRus slime rltm6rt0a"s86t mir brsjttn @'n=
idBsu uu0 NlmburQ= Q=R1Ettn, 1Ho:rc m't CANT
iaF,n: auoerc nit R:i6,n UcH brtittn uno lhma=
t., C,Tt., 9Sc
EamSrits. .llmbr,na"sR5dt , 8iib;n INN i
Rsibrn non Sdumcn nm St1u5sGhi6N ~ ="
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Gprrefte Saltmr9
Der Ocutlt6en 1ie0terun9,
Sic Ginmiidnn9 ocr ScntIAcn Spn=
i iulm AMI der 3btlippinen iunrOc
rerbptcu. 9lgniualoU' ncucr
8rutcft. = &1cbr SrHppcm
und) Manila bcprccrt.

QguinalOo erIdBt ein 5om5aitiTde5
03antfsit, um biz gutea 8irtar8sn
Der 9rotlamation oa5 9rGf0sa:en
U}cainlsp a63aitnad1:n. = Gr
bsite6t uuf llna66iag;stejt Der
9b;lippiren. - Bier R,5imeater
Syafanter:e uno eine gan5s 6totie
noa M}anilo 3ur 9srItdrtang 6ez
proert. = 2llf Der 49rle Der 2tns
tilLan tperosr i2Bt cu6anjIde Ser
breftr 9elanOet. = Gir3;s6uag
Der Steusrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08
3atmslitt : 2lntrrsesen.
ScrDcn.

p6oro,oa @alsblnO poa 1utm Musiin 9ts
mla,r 25c
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. nit @:tHcu pon s1lm=
burqzGgidf,u uH0 Bsb.u 5di;cn 5.itBt 39c.
Combinations =0tmosu, init St;f,rcttp nno
GinidBcu, rcit:r Rd}; g:icrti1t INN nit H9H=
ten b,icB; DOC.
o.motr nit ruuocm GuidBsusQot, uuo Qt=
tttu Ritibcg, NON Qut,n NustlH &C.
mldt ""c.
Combinations Ncmotu ATS Gambric, nit runotn
G:riaEtn=0o., m;t Rlutcu uuo unttn nit breIs
TN Eembri;= Rui6,g b.isgt NM b,rltt use
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Ncrrctt-S1r1nnelt.

Q,rti. /. - uuQe5it1:!t, reibt @:motn, olz
ZEN. Troutcu uuO 3ii3;n, Qutt AuaIiiat, oFEz
i,ber QuItn, p.rRd.ttc 5dumc, boil; 2duat,
Gir6b;u l3l bis lG 3oa.
zoe. ootr fir %1.G0.
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Gyfauasnsmtrtbc bargains ino bier u fiu=
sen 99jr MAIDEN bsioHocr5 aui zine &a.tls Ettt=
Otdlu i'm g@:rt5s poa $l.15 auim.rtilm, ptldt
mir iijr Oj;i,u @erflui aHbitltU gu 81 90
llui;rs poyuldrcH rSlcoml~ DslBcH &cttnctn
Qedumt uuo }um @,bylub itrita trtrI WyoBtU;
QroBs &usWlbl in Utui:ru 93:b7DlarW=&t.=
Iluspr:is iG0e zoe.
iii crtra ibm.rc U,BI Waritjasss&.tto:d1n
Gisc Tuo wjrtljb $2.21 lutrIb. lS.8m11rtNs
&egfluisurts ieOt Tl.oo
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g9jr propb:jtitu ami Oas @tfimmt'rc a1r Oit
fo.asa2sE g0crt5c NM lrsji, ,odbcsUo ojsi;s Nsr:
tlu'5 nElnea1.Jlr ielH .yCr'3H.