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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10
Gci9i6tli9cs bnm Sclensinfer.

Yer bleDere Ydfrtof unp Wtenl 0en=
freunb Benjamin 5rantlin 1T f6on in
@%erbmbung nit pisisnO in9en 9enannt
tpprpsn, pom 8libabkiter Biz CUR
Orudsrprs6s. Ibsr ni6t 9iss mil
fen Bis iebt, oaB linn angsbli6 au4 bic
Ginfiibruns 'bes gslsnslnitsrs inamez
rita gu ~perbanfsn 1T, uno er alFo io5uz
Fussn audi Elm 9uusfrausn1Sdubpuz
iron mare.
ManGsn mag bRs Elm psnig bsrz
numbering eri6sinen, i~intemdlen bas
8e|snsin5tsr Elm Better bss MaiIes 1T,
pis5es s6ten Mmerifaners. Smmerbin
1T Damit nod ni4t ausgsIAlohen, oaB
Der 6err Better erlt nd6trGgli9 einge=
panosrt fein t0nnts. Wsnisltens erz
SGbtt man bariibsr.
sSn frii6ersn 3siten ma Der 8eFenz
einlter nur in ,Snbisn einbsimif4. Don
bort tpuroe ct bon ben gngldnoem
naa europa sebra6t, uno i6lebli6
fam CT, absr Tdon in 8efsngeItalt, audi
bier beruber. Ginss Cages muHerte
Or. 5rantfin priifsnb sinen gepDbnliz
dsn importirtsn 4sbrbsisn bisIsr Dirt.
Gr bemerfte Elm Samenfprn, bas {6on
oaran bling. Ststs ouf prattilde
Nubsn fir Mlss bsbu4t, tnipfis Ct
bafelbs d6, pflanats ss in bic grbe uno
sr5islte sinsn Iiattli4sn Stensel oarz
aus. BON bisism sirsn Stsnsel nun
Tpn alsr 8sEenginItsr% entfammen, Der
6sutSutase in ben Ser taaten pd4it.
60 melt bic 9slhi9te BON Benjamin
7ronf(in ats r8sienmann." Sic Iisbt
Itarf arsfDotenbuft uus; bod 1T ss unz
m0gIi9, stpas 8efimmIss bariiber
9eute mod fslt5ufeGsn. MDgli6, bub
Der eriis She'll berFeiben begriinost 1T.
-4ber in pisFem 5alls miiBle bic Der
psnbung Der 3udermopr9IrIe gu folz
diem 3tpsd ben nadgeborenen Imeris
tanerB pisber psrloren segansen unb
er{f {pdtsr ouPsylsue bon i6nen sefunz
ben 1porben fem: benn, pis anoere
Anaobsn bsIasst,, iIf es erTt ettpa Elm
babies Sabrbunbert Der (ober genau
aeTast, 50 Sabre, bab bic eAts inoif4e
,3udermpprbirfe als9ulturzWrtifel in
unItnm 9anps erFtsint, - pdbrenb
bic faracsniiGe 3udsrmporbiris, bic
ebsnfans 8e!entruut liefert, auf BEN
amsrifani1den Continent iiber6aupt
nob nidt sirgsbiiraert tpurbsn 1T. Die
Dem au9 {ei, Der 8eieneintsr 1T elm
gutter 9lmsritansr getpprben uHo Be-
p1brt ii9 beinabs 10 pislisitis pie Der
Wdis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10
Der. Sanaer pnl1 Baltimore.

Sauptquartier: .@ermania : MGn.
nerdor : 6ane." Prd ioent Srana
Salt, Tr. 222, Npro : 2%ibsrtptrube;
5efretGr Sermann 8aoenboop, Nr.
246O, MeIt : 8altimoreItrube; S6aBs
msiitsr s. 8. Wagner; 9irisent ..
Melament. Oelegatsn : 8erIdmms
lung ieosn 5peiten Sreitus i'm Monat.
Mrion."
9auptquartier: .Ms9anics' 9uI:,"
Nr. 317, WeIt=5apstteitrabe. Sinss
itungs: Mittpo6s; Oirisent: s. 6.
Jrunt.
u9ermaniaz ID Gnner9pr r."
9auptquartier: r@erlnanlu : Mdnz
ner9or : 9ale," Nr. 41V-412, 3d.
2omburotraBe. @~ingitunbe: 0onz
nertaes - Oirissnt: gop. gOdner.
n5rp6finn."
9uuptquartisr: r5robIinn : 9aae,"
Nr. 1000, Sreoerid 4psnue. S;nsz
ltunbe: Mitttpo4s - 0irigent 8.
&riippif.
uMrbeiter MGnner9or."
Sauptquartier: Mnbreas' 6aae, Nr.
314, 9anooer : Strabe. Singitunos:
Mittpoas - Oirisent: 6. Saemslsz
nip.
rSbalia : Mdnner6or."
Sauptquartisr: rSbulia : Salk."
GIT. 915, Sf : Pruttltrdbe. Sinls
itunbs: Oisnitaes - O%iriasnt: 8.
STRIPPED.
r5dneerrunbe."
9ouptquurtier: pfsifer's 9a0e,
Nr. 1913, St 5airmnlpt : slpsnus.
SingItunos: Sonnsrita9s - Oiriz
gent: Dug. S4neioer
vNrbeiter 2iebertafeL."
!9auptquartisr: Neiobarbt's 6uGe,
Nr. 1923, Wst { p~rattItrabs. Sinsz
Stunos: Mittpoas.
u2orb 8aItimorez 81 q n
ner9or."
!Sauptquurtier: $. @oist's 5aGe, Nr.
1922, 9arforo : apsnus. Sinsltuns
be: 5reitugs.
nM g eang= 8erein."
9auptquartier: SorOun's 9aGs, Nr.
"a, Centre : Martet : space. Sinez
Itunbs: Oonnerftass-Oirisent 5. 6.
Srant.
e i9enfrana."
5auptquartisr: Ioer's 9uae, Ode
Salt unD Galt : Mpenus. Sing,
Hunos: Mittpo4s - Oirisent: Dug.
Shneibsr.
,Wosart : 90 dnnerhor."
0auptquortisr: 9Ob' 5ane, Nr.
1900, McGeoerrpftraBe, Singftunoe
Dienftass - DtrioeRt: q. %. pObI,
MANN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10
@pdtefe &%abelberidte.
Wuf benz Dsge mad Glib
ia.

@sutbamptou. gnsIonb, 8.
Sftobsr. = Cir Sobn Gbrttopber
Winousbbp, tpelder in 1896 BEN Or.
ssumeim alf ieinem Dsrunsliidt'nHitt
ms Srdnspudl besIeitete uno ptsbalb
gu sebn MOnutsn Saft psrust4silt,
ipater iebo4 hgnabiat tpuroe, i9Hfte
iid am Samltas auf benz Oamptsr
nMerican" na6 Der &apltaot Elm.
@erne Mbfi9t purbe Biz gum fsbten
Mug,nblid sebeim sebultsn.
9r. @efsl, Mitslieb bes aapzparz
laments fir 9rpbursb, bsfinpst {i4
ebenIaas unrter ben pahagi.rsn bes
.Merioan." Gr erflGrte ppr ieiner
Mbrei|e, er talte einsn 8ries fir unz
permeiblid. Die iungsn 8osren Der
3apfolonie piiroen ii4 nidt abfalten
laF EN-, gemeini9aftli6s Sads NIT ban
Sranspuulz8osrm gu MAIDEN, unb Elm
beIpsroter 9ampf itsbs baber in 4usz
liht. Sbns 3peifel aperDe es babel
AUDI gu Gonftitten init ben gingeborez
men fommsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10
BIutbIrfiae Staliener.

Metp=Yorf, 8. Sftober. - 0rei
Morbtbuter ereignstsn fidI beute untsr
Der italienif9sn 8ebDlferua,g pongestpz
Yorf.
Soiepb Marini, etn @ppIer bon %
Sabren, nuroe beute Nadmittug in
Isiner Wobnuns. einsm Ssnementz
buuIe, ermorbet uufgsfunben. @ein
9er3 mar burh einem StiletIti6 burfz
bobrt. Gein betaetsr @ater 1T entflo=
ben, uudb man gloubt, baB er entpsoer
bus @erbrsdsn islblt begging ober aus
Gntiebsn geiitesseftDrt tpurbe.
Mi4ael Mrsslo. Elm @petulant,
tpurbe am MadJmittas in 8rootlpn
bon Mifasf Goargoss in einsm @treits
iibsr cine @umme @elb, tpef9e Der
MOrber feinem Opfer f4uloste. erz
f4offen.
sSn Nitoria erf9oB garms1o @iunz
cintss einsn gspiHen Mntonio S6uz
pulli, pdbrenb Der 2ebtsrs NIT isiner
@ottin be @trabe entlang Cling. gr
bssing anseblih ben Morb, neil Elm
8rubsr S9apaut's iein erfolgrei4er
Nipal in elmer Giebssaffdtre tpur. Gr
brobte bamals, 5einen Ribalen unb ale
beKsn 8riber gu tObten. unb ion be-
reits atpei Der 8riom in NenSYorf
bur6 S4iHe bertpunbat bdben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10
Wi6tiQe GntiMei0una.

yt 10 : gDrf, 8. Sftober.-Bunz
bssri4ter Sbomas entf9ieb seitern
bier Seffaue apif4en Der MHociation
Der 8rauberren uno benz 8inneniteusrz
Departement gu 8uniten Der Grltsrsn.
Der Rabatt bon y proasnt auf
@teutrmarten, am "a. Suli 1897, be-
Dor ber prd1ioent UNI 4.05 ubr Na9z
mittass bas OinslsDz@e1eb unter3ei9z
nste. getauft mar inpolDirt, unb ber
Ridter enti4ieo. baB bic Rsgi.runs
ni9t ben Mabatt auf bic Steuermarz
ten auriid ~erlangen tann. tpelde Dor
Sntraftreten bes @efsbes Q.tauft tpur=
ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10

~
Sauptquartier: 9. Samiofs Saae,
CIR. SAB, Noro WaIbinstontrdBs;
Sinaliunbs: Oienltass 0lrisent:
S. 4arolus.
8erfe6rte melt. - ~Nlio
@ie tperpsn unfsr GaiinofsIt bisbren;
uno bari ib bsute i6on pii1en, in mel
der Soilstte SN sriteinen psrbsn?
8, sbsnfons in buftigItsm @siB?" -
Dame: nq9, mas fdnt Shnsn elm!
DeiB esbt msine GroBmama uno
rpa msine Mamu; ih TRACE Elm
f6nar5es &lsfo.."
@rob if, tpsr feline Jr.uoe nit
Inbersrr ibc:lt. fem 3etb isbeA fir lid
uahin btbdlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10
9%arriiun unb iein Vene3ueIa=
u1nnble,"

Wafbineton, 8. Ottober. -
8sunntli9 fat bic ieBtge Regiermg
@ene5uelo's benz gr5ppdiioenten 9arz
riipn fir feline 5bdtisteit als Mitslieb
Der parifer S4kbsgeri4ts : Commit
lion $25O.OOO auseiast, eine9 .rpft:4z
tumg, uel4e bic RebelIen ni9t etnbal=
ten t%ppllen. tpenar fe an's RRbr tom=
men, mas. ba ibn Streittrdfte gsgsn=
mGrtis Dor ben 1boren bsr 9auptftaot
Caracas feben. ni4t unm0sli4 1T.
sSn biefem Gane mibte bas @taats>
DepartesnSut auIl Me6ten fehtrL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10
6eibes Wettcr in Galifornien.

Gan 5run5isco, s. Sftober.
- Cine oubersepObnIi6 bsiBs 2uft=
psls per6rsitsts it9 bsute iibsr ben
@taat galifornien. Sn 6ielissr Stabi
itise bas 5bermometer auf SO, in 60
nora iogar auf 1O8 Big 115 Grab i'm
Sfuttsn. So1te bic 9ibe fortbausrn,
70 tpirD lie bi. Msinernbte esFdbrpen.
sSn Cos Mneeles mar bic beute errei9=
te bD6ite Semperatur 100 Grab, in
5regno 80, in Reb58luff "a, in Gan
2uis Sbispo 96 unb in Sacramento
a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10
Yoitbertras nit Nerifo.

Wufbington, .. g., 8. DIT.
- 9as Poitoepartemsnt 1T bonn me-
ritaniifen General : potmeiitsr in
&ennfaib seiebt porosn, bab Der me-
ritaniidx Ssnut bic DIFFERENTIATION
NIT ben Ser. Staaten fir 8efDrbsrung
BON @eloanpsiiunsen, Die am l.. S4z
r1lrar in 4raft tritt, sutsebsiBtn bat.
Sn Merito pirb na9 benz S~asesturie
bas tinbeaablte Gslb in ameritaniidss
umesrsdnet perben; umgetebrt niro
baf1elbe in ben Der. Staattn oe5hwben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10
Uermii6te teIearapbii6e 9epei@en.

- Dur9 Ssusr ssrfiDrt puroe in
pefin, 3D., bas ppbibstannte Wpooz
arb 9ptel. 9h @die rsttetsn (ia in
ihren Nudtfleioern. Der muterieGs
S9dben 1T $4,000.
- Bel G6ioaeo ftieB Elm na9 Dem
9atptborne & Mnnplab gsbsnosr 3ug
nit elmer 5ra4t : 2otcmotioe 5ulamz
men. Cine Nn5dbl psrIonm purbe
f6per psrlebt, ,barunter Der 2ofomoz
ttpfibrer pes 9uhaeier5uses, 5rau
Gertrude Mlsranber, Gbas. McNuai=
be, G6as. 6. Wopnert unp Elm unbs=
fainter. Cine pffsn itsbenbe Dside
mar ot. urFadv pss 3uIummsnHobes.
- Md6renb Der lebtsn "a StunOen
tpurben "a nele Grfrunfungen unb
BRET Sobssfdne am selb.n Gtsbsr in
3epzWeIt, Sfa., ssmeloet.
- Der @%emorqusur rRecorb." giz
gentbum Der .@rsat 2afs Sotpins
&c." tprrbe eeitsrr nabe Duluth,
Ninn., bur9 cine Gpaifion NIT Dem
8.Kemsr=0 ampfer rSobn Neilion" in
ben @runb sebohrt. 9si5er 9urrD
Gnis, tpel6er aur 3eit BEG unfaus in
feiner &oie i'm @6lafs lag, ertrant.
- Der Stronger Olympia" gins
ssIhrn bon @epzgort nod Bottom ab.
- Gr1@prefsr 5bos. 9. HssD fam
eeitsrn Mbsnb gu einsm tursen gefu4e
in Wafbinston an.
- 8unoes ienatpr Sas. e. Sones
bon Nrtaniaa, 9orIissr bss bemotraz
tiiden Natipnal=G omite's, tsbrts sez
fern auf benz Dampfer u2uconia" BON
elmer Guropareifs auriid. Sn elmer
l1nterrebuns ertldrte CT fi9 iiberssust
bab Dm. s. 8rpan obermals bic De-
motratii9s 9rdiloenf9afts : Nomis
nation erbdlten unb baB ct erpd6lt
tperosn tpiirbs.
- Senator Marf gamma lit bDGft
entriiItst iibsr bic perOffsntlidte Ro4z
ridt, bab sr leBten Mittpoa ben prGz
%iibsnten befudxn poate unb absstpie=
fen purbe, neil cine Gonferen5 nit
benz QOmiral Sspsb i'm 9anse par.
@r fasts. er lei ausrbines in bas
rWeibe 9aus" eefpmmen, babe iebo9,
als er erfubr, bab Detp.p Bel benz prd~
ftoenten mar, ieinsn Beiu9 ouf. cine
fpdtere 3sit Der1dobsn uno ii9 obns
4nme1oung entfsrnt.
unbeabft9tiste 8 r.
belt. - Boron (na4 sinsr tlsinsn
Observation-Disclosures CUR So9ter
beg 9auies): 50, gomtKe, eeser
0amsn tdmpfm 90tter felbft psrg,=
bens."
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Sas i1nrbatlantii6e Uci9maber.

Mepport Mems, 8a., 8. Dit.
- Die @4ifft oss noroatluntHden
@e19nabers singsu seftern frib um
81 Ibr bel Oh point Comfort Dor
Nnfsr. Die Stronger vNetpzO Orleans"
unb n8rootlpn" erbielten alsbann BON
Marine : Oepartemnt bic Wsi Jung,
iiG our Gabrt na4 Manila hreitt 81
baqtsn. m8rooflpn" pirb bier perproz
piantirt unb brett bic Gabrt nad Ma=
Mia untreten; rNetpzS Orleans" pirb
crit nm 8roo4pner @diffsbuubofs
in's 9rpdenood fommer. Man gluubt,
baB bas lebtere Sabr5eug in elmer
Wo4e in Ses gu ssbsn i'm @tanoe fem
nirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10
Gnntratttrbeiter in Cramps s6tHs>
buuhnf,

p9iGabelpbiu, 8. Sttober. -
Oas gretutip : Gomite Der ~ltrifencen
s9iffbauer Der Gramp'f9sn Msrften
bat beialofen. i'm bielisen 8unoss@
Ditrittsesri9t cine 8lags gesser bic
9aupfbeamten Der Gramp'fdsn 8etslz
iaaft tpesen 8erlsbuns bes 4ntisGon@
t%rattarbeitsr : @eisbss unbangig gu
MAIDEN. Die alase ion lih oarauf
sriinben, bab bi. @efeaiddft cine gro=
bsre Nn5abl rufIii fer Matrotsn, bic
5uglei9 geiaulte 9anopertsr limb, m
Mr6eiteu fir bic 8unoesresierun1,
buupt1d9li9 an Dem 5ransporf4lfls
.5bomas," bas iebt i'm G-amp'i4en
Sdiffsbaubufe reparirt tpiro, be19d!<
tise. Oie Mrbeitrfubrer bsbanpter,
bisie Musldnoer iekn in ben 0isnlt
gspreBt tporben, na4osm Der Strife
erflGrt tporbsn tpar. esSm @unsen arz
beiten 200 rufIiae Matrpien fir bic
Cramps unb atbur in psri4isoenen Giz
geni4iften, aumeift als Sugl0bner.
Die Mrbsiterfubrer bebauptsn, oies lei
cine birefte 0ehebuna bes @e1tbes.
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stiirme nno S6iHbrI9e.

5ultfar, N.@S.. 8. Sttober. -
Na9 bier ein~eeloufenen Selssrammsn
Fat ~pprseftsrn Nbsnb unb seitern frib
an Der 3iiite bon Neuidottlanb uno
ben norbpdrts s~elegsnsn Snlsln Elm
furdtbarsr Srfan eetobt u. 5ablrstAs
@9iffsunfaue peruriu4t. 5ier 1T
sine 4nsobl SH4erfabrosugs g~e{trattz
bet.
I~ortb1@pbnsp, g. g., 8. Ott.
- Sin bsftissr Ortun, neI6er am
5reitag Mbenb iber bic Sniel Cape
Breton tpeeaos unb srft bsute frib
nablieb, fat 5ablrsife Shiffsunfdae
gun Jplgs 9ebabt. Inter onoeren
Sabr5eugsn lit Der NIT 8ieb bsfradtets
@9ooner nMorrsu," tpelfsr BON Cape
Mortb absesangsn tpor, nidt melt bon
bier ON Der Norbz9arre geluntsn. Die
8emonnuna unb bie pahugiere rette>
ten gum She'll fid bur6 Shnimmsn,
gum 3beil babur6. bub lie mad Gin
trttt Der gbbe drl's ufer tpdtet,n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10

Sn Der Sommerfrif9..-
@iserl (sui4au.nb. ME fi9 Elm Bauer
init ieinsr Jrau prigslD: rSotte bod,
is bet eene intemiibe S9Gferz
ibnlle!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10

gine fdtpimnuxnbe @piel6Due. -

Cine fdtpimnsnbe Spielb0us. - TIM
anssnsbm. grltbniFe Dieler p.rfo=
men. apsl4e Der So4tregatta in
NepzDort beitpobnen tpoatsn.
Msn=gort. 8. 0ttobrr.- Stint.
bunbsrt psrIonsn, rstae ie einem Doll
lar tcsablt, battsn gsitsrn friib bic
@taSSa an 8orb bes 0ampfers n@sor,
siana" perlahen, nm bic Sa4tzWettz
fabrten gu feben. Sie tebrten UNI 3
ubr Nadmittuss 5urid, sbs bic anbsz
rem 8oote bersin famen. Ste battn
bon Der Wsttfabrt Nidts geiebsn unD
ertldrten, lie pdren bic Spfer oss
f6lammftsn @9pinbsls .%setporb.n,
pelGer iemals an einsm abnungs(oien
publifum bsgurreen ipurbe. Die
r@eoreiana" 1T Elm Rabbampfer unO
aeb0rte fribsr Der r2imoln : part
ImuIement 60" in philadelphia.
8alb nud Der Mbfobrt bemerften
bic paKagiere. bab an uGt 9ifden
Yofsr, Taro unb Wiirfel geipielt purz
ben; IN Der &diits befdnb lia elm Rouz
tetts=sif9. Giniss Spisfer beI4psrz
ten li9 bariiber, bub fie bef4ptnoslt
pprbsn fsisn. unb bas CAB QuloB gu
RueftDruna.n. Die elben erreid1ten
ihren 9Dbspuntt. uls gerabe uubsrbalb
bon Sanbpz 9pot bas Boot leine5abrz
seiduinbisteit gu psrEang1amm unb
idlieBli9 um5utebren bsgann. Capt.
Sterd tpurbs UNI M~uftldrung erluft.
Gr bebauptste, bsr Dampfer babe elm
2ed, absr bbe paHusiers i&enttsn linn
teinen @laubsn. Ser gapitdn bstam
f4lieBli9 priigel unb tpuroe in bus
Gootltnbuus nit Der Orpbung eipge=
fperrt, sr fp0s fif ni6t riibrsn, tper1
INN fem 2eben lieb lei.
Die YaiIusiere tpunbtsn f9 bunn
BEN Spielern gu. Dis Slide mno Rarz
ten tpurbsr Iber 8orb gstporfsn. Der
Union Sad" ibsr Dem 2ootfenbauie
tpurbe allf Salbmal It gsoogsn uno bas
@ternenbdrmsr pertebrt eebibt. Sas
tpar taum geI9eben, ufs 8. g. polt,
Der iid) aud Gupitdn Der ~9eorgiana"
narmte, an Der Spibe bon einem tal<
BEN Dubenb 2euten fi4 baran ma4te,
'bos Stsrnsnbanner nieoer ri4tIg gu
biiFen.
Din paRaeiere tparsn basesen. Sin
hsftiger aampf folsts, in peldsm Der
puHaeier Petsr purbus BON 9rootlpn
t0btli9 berlebt puroe. Gin gepiHer
Gbas. 9errD Der lu6te, gapt. Norton,
bsnS prsder beg 8el6iperbes Gomite's,
blr9 MeTsrfti6e gu pertpunben. Dis
MamIdaft purbe ouridsetri.ben.
Das HotbTignaf tpurbe bon Der Poli3ei
asIsber. 0iefelbe ~perBaftets aebn pros
feT5ipneGe Spisler, buruntsr bic Nnz
sreifer purbue's, unrb bic 5ablrei9sn
GupitGne Der r9eorsiana."
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@eftdubnt6 zines preiiahen Worbes,

Muti n, Ser, 8. Sttober. = 81
amte bon Stasooia : GountD baden
brei Meritansr etnsefanssn, pelds Der
grmorbuns Der 5rau Sane Barber
unb ibrer beiben S0bns bsI9ulbig!
Enb. Mus pleaianttopn tpirb beriG>
iet, bab elmer Der @efangsnsn bas Der
bredsn ein9eftanoen unb bic hiben an
berer @<fangenen uls feline MiH4ulz
tigen beaei4nt fat. Oas Werbr.den
spurbe Dor atpei Wo4en m einem 1ieben
Masisn BON bier e~ntferntsr, Don bet
G~rmorbeten asleiteten flsinen Gaber
Seribt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10

uubeabfi6tigte 8 o r.
belt. - Boron (na4 siner tlsinsn
Meimlmssperl4isbelbsit CUR So9ter
beg Saules): 50, gpmtsFe, aesen
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The Philipsburg mail., 1899-08-04
A $40 BICYCLE GIVEN AWAY
DAILY.

The publishers of The New York Star,
the handsomely illustrated Sunday news
paper, are giving High Grade Bicycle
each day for the largest list of words
made by using the letters contained III
"T-H-E NEW YORK STAR"
no more times in any one word than it Is
found in The New York Star. Web
sters Dictionary to be considered as
authority. Two Good Watches first
class time-keepers) will be given daily
for second and third best lists, and many
other valuable rewards, including Dinner
Sets, Tea Sets, China, Sterling Silver
ware, etc, etc, in order of merit. This
educational contest is being given to
advertise and introduce this successful
will be awarded promptly without par
tiality. Twelve 2-cent stamps must be
inclosed for thirteen weeks trial SUB
scription with full particulars and list
of over 800 valuable rewards. Contest
opens and awards commence Monday,
June Goth, and closes Monday, August
21st, 1899. Your list can reach us any
day between these dates, and will re-
ceive the award to which it may be en-
titled for that day, and your name will
be printed in the following issue of The
New York Star. Only one list can be
entered by the same person. Prizes are
on exhibition at The Stars business Of
fees. Persons securing bicycles may
have choice of Ladies', Gentlemens or
Juveniles 1899 model, color or size de-
sired Call or address Dept. "E," The
New York Star, 236 w. 39th Street,
New York City. 25-6t.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-08-04
A New Postmaster at Philipsburg.

The anticipated change in the Phil
ipsburg postoffice occurred last Mon
day and the new postmaster took pos
session Tuesday morning. Mr.. Hauck
received his commission from the Presi-
dent Monday and the business of the
office was checked in the same evening,
in order to enable him to commence his
official career on the 1st of the month
The Office remains at the old location in
the First National bank building, but it
is reported that it will be moved to the
Feathe-man building, opposite the
Kaiser house, about the 1st of Septem-
able assistant for so many years, re-
mains at his post as heretofore.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-08-04

not been very we'll of late, and her
physicians advised the change, believ-
ing it will greatly benefit her. She
was accompanied by her niece, Mrs.
John Mcdonald.
A diseased stomach surely undermines
health; it dulls the brain, kills energy,
destroys the nervous system, and pre-
disposes to insanity and fatal diseases.
Ali dyspeptic troubles are quickly cured
by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t has cured
thousands Of cases, and is curing them
every day. It's ingredients are such that
it can't help curing. M. E. Doe & Co. n
Capt. William Astor Chandler, Con-
gressman from New York, is the presi-
dent of The New York Star, which is
giving away a $40 Bicycle daily, as Of
fered by their advertisement in another
column. Hon. Amos j. Cummings, M.
c., Col. Asa Bird Gardner, District At
norney of New York. ex-Gov. Hogg of
Texas and Col. Fred Feigl of New York
are among the we'll known names in
their board of directors. 25-6t.
S. O. Remington was in the city
from his mines in Happy Hollow on
Wednesday. Mr.. Remington is devel-
oping some excellent mining proper
ties in that section, and will probably
make deal in the near future whereby
large mining company will come
into possession of several of his claims.
He is now awaiting the arrival Of
some experts, and if their report upon
his property is satisfactory the deal
will be concluded.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-08-04
A Mother Tells How She Saved Her Little
Daughters's Life.

A Mother Tells How She Saved Her Little
Daughters's Life.
I am the mother of eight children and
have had great deal of experience
with medicines. Last summer my little
daughter had the dysentery in it's worst
form. We thought she would die. |
tried everything 1 could think Of but
nothing seemed to do ner any good. |
saw by an advertisement in our paper
that Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhna Remedy was highly recon-
mended and sent and got bottle at
once. 1t proved to be one of the very
best medicines we ever had in the
house. It saved my little daughters
life I am anxious for every mother to
know what an excellent medicine it is
Had 1 known it at first it would have
saved me a great deal of anxiety and
my little daughter much suffering
Yours, truly, Mrs. Geo, F. Burdick,
Liberty, R. l. For sale by M. E. Doe,
& Co., Druggists.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-08-04
Railroad Assessments Adjusted.

The state board of equalization has
concluded its work of adjusting the as
sessment of the roadbeds of the several
railroads operating in the state. The
Philipsburg branch of the Northern
Pacific is assessed at $4,000 per mile,
making the total for which the track Of
the branch is assessed $134, 400. The
main line is assessed at s.. 800 per mile
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-08-04
Foot Cut by a Broken Bottle.

Miss Christie Mckenzie cut her right
foot quite severely by stepping on a
broken bottle last Sunday. A physi-
clan was summoned and dressed the
wound, and the young lady will soon
be able to be out again.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-08-04
Lightning Burns Telephone Wire at Stone.

Lightning Burns Telephone Wire at Stone.
Sunday night lightning struck the
telephone line at Stone and burnt out
several poles and the wire. Telephone
connection was consequently inter-
rupted between Philipsburg and the
outer world. The storm in and around
Stone was Of unusual severity.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-08-04

J E Abbey, Agent, Chas Fee, G. P. A.,
Phpsburg, Mont. St. Paul. MINI.
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arrival there The commanding officer
OF the Harvard reported that ne did not
nave coal enough TO rcach a nome base
and could not steam beyond ~ hours,
which, the admiral says, forced him ito
send the Harvard to Kingston. The Yale
and Minneapolis could reach Key West
and the st. Paul could remain off the
port for two days at most The Brook
Ign, Iowa and Massachusetts were fair
ly well off for coal but the Texas. Mar
blehead and Vixen were considerably
reduced. The projecting Sponsors of the
Texas and Marblehcad made 1t danger
Gus ito coal them alongside the collier
with any swell on the open sea.
TT was this situation says the state
ment, coupled with the conclusion that
the Spanish squadron might have
touched and then moved west, as re-
ported at Cienfuegos and reinforced by
the fact that Sissbee had not seen them,
and that the pilot, Nunez, was strongly
impressed with the doubt that this
squadron could enter the port, which
occasioned my telegram of May q"
Admiral Schley quotes the depart
ment's dispatch of May 20 In these
words: The departments looks to you
to ascertain the fact of the presence of
the enemy and to see that the enemy, il
in the harbor of Santiago, does not
leave without decisive action"
Commenting on this, the admiral
says: In obedience to the above or
der and without any further order or in
struction from any one l did ascertain
the fact that the enemy was at San
tiago, ard sthe enemy did not leave
without q decisive conflict