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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09
s6urtbaue llrfaas zines selbRmorOs
9dustifer 3piIt in 6ol9s zines Ourd
eintn Shnes6ol berauf6el6pOrez
nan Streitss tr,i6t t6sirri9 Se1z
rsr in ben Sob.

SuustluFt 0IulP Nl 6uE9e tIIts uu4u1
eirtn Sdaes6oq berauf6sl6pOres
nan Streitss trsi6t 6siuri9 Ssaz
usr in ben Sob.
Der Al Sabre alte Seinri6 8eaner,
Gin 0sutifer BON g}r. IA, S'0onneuz
StrdBe, 6sging gsIern Ra6mittdg
tur3 rad 3 ltr in einar tIeinsn QlaD
G:nler Ir. %, @l;pttfraBe, Ssl6f=
moro, iro:m er Ii9 nit tiRtn Reoolpsr
cine 8ugal in bic rs6te S6lGFe idgte.
Son to6er 8:r6oif uno ms6rersytafp
barn bra9ttn Den Manr nab o2Ten
Motrung l11o rieftn Dr.. ,. 80 Sores
f:r6ti; OerisI6e fonnts abr nift5 fir
Den fftrer 8srpunoetsn tGur, uno
Is 0};nu;sr Ipdtsr flr6 Der Ut1rc.
5riscinsrihtsr 2epI6on ppr Ganton
belt SeI9srn Q6sro ain:n SnqueIt ob,
uno Die Surb eriIftO, Dap SeInsr
iih IeI0t ods 226en gsnpmmsu.
aeQrer mar 5ubrnarn fir biz IA
tionuI 8rauerei uno 6irEcrtdBt ein2
Satin uao flint 8inotr.
Die uriafe Oss Ssl6fmoro95
f6siHt Gin 5amilitnfrsit gu isin. 2(m
Scnrtag 6eIfperte Elm Wann, R1z
mems &.brigbt, iiG be; asurer, baB
0efsn Sobn 6enrD i'm nit S6nesbdlz
len 6iporfsn babe, unlp Seuner puroe
barber 10 auFge6raft, paB CT Dem
Sungen cine CUTE 5ro6t Prii5eI Or
ipra6. Die Mutiar beg &na6eH, BE-
furdteno, Der Batter m0h5s osrjel6sa
gu un6aIm6er3ig I6l1gen, I9id.e i'm
fort, NIT Der @s:Iung, Elm paar 3age
fort 3u 6lei6en. Qlm Ditnfdg Q6tro
fam Der syls1gs pisoer ru6 5auie.
Der Qsrgsr Oes 8dters mar uber nod
nitt perflooen, un0 er I6idts Iih 20
fort an, Ous Dem 8naben 9ege6ene
9erTpre6en p1br gu MAIDEN. Dis
run Die Mutter Ii9 ms Utittei legen
noQte, 6etdm lie be 6ie6e, uro bar
Mann perIeBte iEr eiren 5uBtritt ms
@eTi6t, in 6olge b:Ten lie an Qu8e
berlsBt mar. ShlitB..i6 i6ernGltioz
ten Muttsr unp &inber ben uuf9sraqttn
Wann uno peranldBten i'm, Ii6 8lIr
8ute gu 6e8e6en.
DIS &slner geitsrn Morgen CUR grz
6eit gs6sn Ioqte, IfiiBte er l~lnpDblTein
Dor, uno er 6Iie6 Bis Wittug i'm Bette
E:egen. Sp6ub er ounn uuffunb, fling
Der Stanoal BON Rlusm an. uno bic
6rau snt5og ii4 nsitersn MiB5anOs
lurgsn, innsm Ie Iid mad DER No6=
nung Der 6rau Seinrih @ebner, Rr.
26, SQiottltrabs, 6tgub.
LIN 8 1br DsrI:sB &s1nsr aud ous
Slus, uno 6si'm 6prtge6en tiiBte er
feline dIiiTte 3oft:r. Gr girg iofort
mad Der o6en ~erpGfnten t!!sinsn Qasp
uno 0Ffns!s bort be 6oFt6ire pesSaus
5e5 Ger 5rou @sbnsr, un, ME IS i6isn,
rad Teirsr Satin gu Iu6:n. 9leiH
barolsT ieoo9 T6IoB sr bic Sbire ME
Ger uno F9oB fi6 Die &ugsI in ben
8opf. 5n Der 8O6nung o2r 5ruu
9etnsr purOe DER S6uB gsbOrt, 5rau
&sInsr, nif7t piReno, rer ben SduB
u6gefeusri, elite 1ofort finau5 in pie
&Qsp, qIn!o gu i6rem S3rsdsn gepu6rs
te iie, ooB Is ibr Mam gepeIsn, Der
6dn0 an fi6 ieI6It oeleat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09
&us Dem Snurrn I~arglaub's unO
ben ansrrnSenorn Staatrn.

g o It a m niebergebrannt.
Oas 9OfamtsN @e6dupe in Opers
ton, ouF GaItern ytsd Sslanb, Sent
Gpuntn, lit am SdmItug Mprgsn
bur9 5euer eingedf9ert pprben. Oas
BON Sobn 8. 8ot6 geFibrte 9rOcerie>
@ei9Gft II. me6rere Werfts>Waggpns
4purben e6enfaus bur6 bas 5erler ger
Hort. GQes Deutet bdralF, boB 9runoz
itiTter Dns 6euer berurfa9t BADEN.
Our9 8 3erfpringen
zines S9letf Helms
q|et1btet.
sSn ben Sibz@umberldnber Stdbls
iperten 1T am 0ienitug Nu6mittae
Elm. S6leiFTtein in bier Stiife GER
fprunqen, unb zines berfelben traF ben
80 Sabre alien GllomOn SouIer.
Jun, 10 ungIiidli9 i'm Naden, odB
6ouier fofort tpbt niebsrItiir3ts. Der
nngliifliGe bintsrldBt feline 5rau unb
Elm Sinh.
unter Streb erfidt.
Der MAZE SefFsrfoR Bel 5reoerid
tpo6uenbe 6armer SOEepb Sunbsrs 1T
poraeItern in feiner S6eune bdbur9
um's 9e6sR gstpmmen. baB 5tpetSOr=
enStro6 auE i'm fielen. 4lsSanDers
BON IeinenQlngs60rigen OermiBt purbe
unb man Ti6 auF bic Sude munte,
Fanb maj i'm uuTre9t itsbeno unter
benz Gtrob erItidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09
gruBs Roth untcr RsssrsGriatlsutsn.

ct. 2ouis, 8. 5ebr. - Die Jte@
ger, beren @tnFu6r aug Qla6amu Dor
me6raren Wonaten be blutiger Qufz
triite gu 8irDen, 81, 6er6eifii6rts, 6si
Oenen mehrere 8ru6snar6eiter umtdz
men, 6~efircen IJ9 IN einem an o9r Ylpz
bile uno Obio : 8abn bel Gatotta &C.
legenen gGump" pon 8abnar6ettern in
Der -flGQli6Ier Gage. Six leiOen 8rO=
Bsn 6unger uno &rliegar fat Oer grim
mioen RdIte, Du lie IN Isift ottleiOet
FnO. SIN Rdt3e Der Oorti9en @ounz
tb : S~uperDiIoren 1T Der Qntr0g g.
ffeut por0en, Den 0ermiten Irtaritiz
Bung ~angsoe;6en. gu laien. Die 84Ars
drbeiten ino fertig unO ben ungliifliz
den Regern 6lsi6t nidt5 i6rig, ols 9u
Teben, ME Te auf irgenO cine NeiNe
Ipieo2r nab Dem Torrigen SuOen sur
riiddeldnQen tDrren. \
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09
nnitre 6eIben.
Die 4usmIItsrun8 bss 1. Regiments
ouF ben Is. BE-. Mts. Gn6eroumt.
Die uuterfu6ung Der Offi5tsre.

Die uHterfuHuug Der StfI51ere'
O6erf Dm. g. 2one pom 1. Rsgiz
msnt it geftern bonn ~8risgsoePdrtez
ment pFft5ien bena6pi6tigt poroen,
oaB bas Regiment am q. bS. Nits.
auSosmuitert fperoen pirb. Stabsz
ur5f Muior @ru6b POM 50. glt9r
qanz&egiment, fopie GfIiIten3 : Nr3t
6. SO. 5orrD pom Is. MtnreIoto@Res
otment limb nit Der dr3tli4en Inter
fu6uno Der Qeute 6etruut poroen.
Sb bic SoIooten our Oefinitipen
NusmuIterune na6 Baltimore ge@
bru6t ober in ibrem ieBigen Qager gu
@tluntu ausgsm1ftert perOen, 1T To-
melt nod ni9t beItimmt, bod oiirfte
ppbl bas 2eBtere Der San iein, oG bic
2eute es 3umeiIt Dpr3tefen, an Srt
UNI Stele ben 9ienit gu quittiren, II.
fe ulshann fir Die Reiie nab ibrer
Seimatb ReiieIpeien gu OerIongerI bu>
ben.
@epmtBt.-6r. SOf6uu @eIterz
man, Der frii6ere &aIiirer Der nunlon@
0ationaI6unt," pel4er NIT feiner
@6peIter in Nr. 1926, 8eItz 5apettez
StraBe, po6nte, pirb ieit OienItag
@ben6 bermiBt. 9erIeIbs, peI6er
feline @teQung i'm leBtsn 6riibia6r 9ez
Iunb6eitsbQlber Gufgab, berlieB Diem
ftaq Q6enb feline Dpbnurg, um eintn
Spa3iergang gu MAIDEN, unb lit lett
Dem nift tpieoer geiebsn Dorben.
. lie unter u4wng beginnt.
0us @omite, rpelfes pom 9oupsrz
neur Qppnoes ernannt porben 1T. UNI
bic Ieiner3eit in9imIico pesen DENT
untdugli9teit entlafenen Offi5isre
bes 5. Reqiments gu unterIu6en, ptrO
beuts Q6enb i'm Brigade : Sdupt@
quarter i'm Equitable 9ebduoe" gu
I%ammentreten, I'm iiber Die 5rags gu
entTfsfoen, p6 SberIt 5runt Martoe,
fonie Die ii6rigsn Sffi5iere i9re olten
Gommanoos i'm 3sgimeHt tpteosr or
balten fo1en. Brigade : 8sneraI
MumforD lit Der 8OrIiBer bes @Omiz
te's, uno Tinb bic perabIdtsoeten Of
fi3iere f6riftli3 dufgeFOuOert porOen,
DOR Dem Gomite gu eri9einen.
gu @bren obiger Offi3iere finOet
6eute Q6eno in Der 8affenballe be5 5.
Regiments Elm 8oa itatt, gu msl4em
ne6it benz 9ouberneur nit Stab
IGmmtli6e e6emaIigen Mitglieosr oes
Regiments eingelaben Iino.
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Gis:SrHfe bel sfinnnra.Sans

Sur 8squemli6teit OerienIgsn, nell
9e bic Gis6riide BEL HiaSara : SAILS
beIi9tigen pO1en, miro bic ~PennInl>
Dunisr @iienbabn : Gompagnie" Gr>
furTions : 8tlete bon Baltimore aus
gu Der 4abe pon $1,000 fir Die Runo>
rsiIe psrtauieR. 8iqete tperOen ber>
fault fir ben 3ug, pelder ben Union
8a1n6Of an Sumitag, ben II. Sc
6ruar, s ubr 80 min. 8ormittags,
DerlGbt, giiltig fir bic Riidfdbrt auf
ben rsguldren 3iigsn, pelde DDu Rtaz
earaa6uGs am 13. Ge6ruar eini9lieB=
li4 a6fahNn. (38-41l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09

Die terbtiaen ueberz
refte bes Dr.. g.. 8. Rohe
peroen 6eute bon NepsO Orleans, Do
Or. Ro6e pl0Bli9 geitOr6sn lit, bier
eintreFFen unb petDen 6eutsgla4mittag
u6r BON Der &utbsordie aus duF Der
,9reenmountz@emeterp eur 8ubs 6ez
ituttet. @6renzga1rtu6trdger per0;n
bic M;Eqlisoer oss Oireftoriums beg
.SpringfielozQIpIs" ietn. bic SO.
So6n 9u6ner, Sobu 8. 8dDtop, 8m.
8. 6orIDtH, @6arles Me6er, iun., Sd.
QloDo uno Ri6arO +. 9urorp; bic
6utuItGt beg v@olegs fir Qer3te unb
@unoGr3te," Or. u. 9. Qrnolo, 3.
g. 2atimsr, 5tomas Op;s. Charles
+. 9ebdn, 4aron 6r;e0snpalD, SEQ.
S. 9refon1 Sobn 80. G9am6ers, 6.
9amplun Sores, Diaidm $. Smith,
@iaiam Simon uno q. 9. &eirIe;
Or. Wiaiam SsIsr BON ~So6ns Sop
fins SOIpital," Or. gbarIts 80. Mits
6:l Don Der ml5isinif6T6atultGt Der
rMurpIdnOer uniDsriitGt" uno 0r. g.
Psrcp Dabe. Ger 0a6folger bes Or.
RpEe als SuperintenDent oes QIbls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09

Rabm Quuoanum. - Die
As Sabre ate 6rau MdrD S!red5,
Rr. 2C01, PdpIonItraBe, nurbe geItsrn
qelegsatLi9 eines 8eIuhes 6ei 6ruu
Clara Mut6, Rr. 2O32, 0eIt Rort6z
@oenua. pI0Bli6 bon 8rGmpFen befdIz
len. Sic bega6 Ii9 nab Gtepart'5
4pot6ete, Rort6 : 4penue upo 9ulu5z
tiitraBe, un0 taufts iir 10 Gents 21uz
bdrum, pslfes re alsbalo eirra6m.
O2it 5iilfe beg 9oli3iIten S6urlS1 CAB
9srr Stetport Der 6rau TofOrt elm Sc
gengift elm, .%porauf bieIel6e r16 Dam
bom0opatbii6en 6oIpital an Der
MDuntitruBe ge6ra3t nuroe.
Die Qnf 9utbigungen
m e6ren d. - Der 19siGlrise
Soon 2unce unb Der ~16ziG6rige So9n
8aIer, ipelGe Dor etli9en5ogen tpsgsn
9iebIta6lS DON S6mudIdfsn gum
Wertfe bDn $123 pom 9oli3airi6ter
Sanes.e Dem Geri9tsperi16rsn ii5er@
pieien Duroen, linb gsItsrn auf cine
Dsiters ACKNOWLEDGING beg gin6ru65s
oit6Ito9ls bpr ben 9oli5eiri6ter gsz
fu6rt unb tenn @eridtsperfa5ren
iberDieien tpprben. Die iugenoli4en
Sin6re4er folsn nGmli9 aud Der an
Der 8taursgorbz 9(benue in Baltimore
GOuntD pO6nbuiter 5rau W(drD
S6ipleD einen Rebplper, feds Ssler,
sinen 8sgeni9irm unb I0nitigtQrtitsl
geIto6len BADEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09

Detterau8ft9ten. - Sir
Marplano unO ben 0iTtrttt Columbia
tIares, mbalienb taltes Metter, fri
@9e peFiife Win0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09
Sine 3tBuOuaars0nt bnm Sabre
1915 %rinae[1f.

8ai6 II gton, s. 6e6r. - Ods
S6dBdmts z0eDdrtement er6telt beute
3ur Girl0Iung cine $40 Z 0ote Die i'm
Sabre 1915 emittirt porOen mar. Der
mutbli3 bat bisisr 8unOe5 : S6uIo=
FGein Die langen Sabre in Der Srube
zines 8ieoermanno5, Der gu 8anten
tein 9ertrduen BATE, ipo~6lDarlpubrt
Qelegen, biz Elm la9enoer @r6e ben
S3aB bob unO in ~pietdtIoIer @eiie
bic dItebrpiirOige gtote al ben U&ann
6ra6te.
8unbeg : @8aBmeiIter 8obert5
orbnete an, bic $40 = Hote gegen Sob
ein3ul0IeD uno ben 8etrog untsr Dem
@onto nalte fdaige 8unOesI4uIOen"
gu 6u4en. Sers 0oten pom Sabre
1915, Die bamal5 gegen 7 : pro3entige
Bombs einl0s6dr paren, geI1ngeH nur
nod 606it IeIten an bag ShaBdmt5=
Department. Sic pdren audi niht
,2eud( SENDER" : 3d6lung8mitteR
neil bic S6uBamts : Setretdre unter
Der bdmdligen Administration Don
9rGTioent MupiIOn entI9ieOen gtgfn
bic GmiTTioD bon uneiHL0sbarem pa
piergelo tparsn. SeOoa tpurosn bic
ROten in 3abIung bpr 0ffentli4en 4bz
gaben dngenommen.
S4aBmeiiter Robert5 fol9te. BET
ginI0Iung Der $40 : Rote, Der geIeBz
li9en 9runobeitimmun9, Dab folfe
S9uIO : Obligatiorsn, Oeren 6dat3z
feits : 5rif ni8t feItgeTeBt lift, eingez
loft psrosn miiTen, IobulO Ite in
S9aBdmt eingerei9t perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09
Der 9eut[6e @orrefpOnoent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

.9uceum. : h.ater." = Dice Bot. ieb.u
gbsne unO 9iittpO6 unS & amFas glaaluitt0s: -sOro
GhnmIep."
Jfiron uno 5immsrmau's p1%tnbemie."-
Tieie N3ohe ieb.n Aben6 uus Dtittlpo1 unb eauls
tag 9tdhutittae; The Liars"
~Sorb's S%psrnhaus." - 9soeu Gbeno
inS glittlpOb unD SaHHas 9laamittas: 1.-THE Moth
and the Flame
e6UltOopfraBeu. 81 heater. "-9teie ISOLDE
iehen TbenS unO mOutoG. TIittipO6 unO eamfas
gIa@mittae Down in Dixie"
aoanbitoriEm RuithoG ."-9ieie @ode
ishrz %gtaGmittas uHb g6eaS:'"A milk White Flag
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09
Tyrt6es Ganbrrgciinbrl.

9itt5burg, 8. 6e6r. Sn
Surtle Greet, Elf MeiIsn bon bier,
puroe elm uner60rt fre6er Rau6 PER-
ii6t. 6iinF T}Gnnsr braden in Die
pennfplDania : @iIenbabn Station
Elm, ~Tprengten Den @sIOidrart ouf,
Oemolirten oos 8c6duoe, iiberfpdItigz
ten ben 6trsdenge6er uro fir al Die
2tr6eit funOen Is ni6t 8eute genug,
UNI fiir"oie Drsi Stiide 8pnumit gu
3a6len, nit tpeIhen Ite oo5 3eritOs
ru~ng8perf angsri6tet batten. 8G6z
rsno lie nod an Der Qr6e;t paren, fam
Der @tretergs6er Gilbert g. 9oOIon
bin3u. Gr puroe IofOrt ~nieOergez
i6tcqtn uno ein.r Der @auner FeBte
Ii9 nit porgs6altenem Re0oIbar n2ben
i'm, nGbrero ieire &amerdoen ibr
8(iinoerfpsrf fortIeBten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09

Sine &leinigleit fam ban SsrluIt
oss Qppstits bepirseu. &inige Do
fen BON Or. 4ueuit SDnig's 9dmburs
ger 9rOpfen tperbsn 70 miriam isin,
OaB Der Nppstit 6alD piebertsbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09

0aa 4ineftf4e Reu~
iubrsfet miro, pie bsreitS gsitern
srpdbnt, beuts Don ben bieIigen @btz
neIon in bergebra4tsr @eiie gefeiert.
Die Sauptfeier finoet i'm 8insIl1fen
Sreimuurer : Sempel itatt. @dpt.
>. j. Bennington pom 4. &egirlsnt
oab aeTtern 4berb 5u>@bren leiner
Treunbe in See StPs 8eItaurunt an
8sTt : 6upetts ItraBe Elm 8untett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09

WittI. BorsmeteyR. % IS 3ohft. 5h.rmonsteri. AZ
Niittl. ah,ruoreterH. 20 Gi.oriafer IA
9iehohhe ShHeqiatctt oes 29Inoes IN timer StuHos
betrue "a Uleilea BON &sittH.
Sas sefrisr VI ettcr-Dle Eemperatur bes getri:
een 2dJeS % uhr 4beHp0 auI nab5eHaHuTea Stas
upncn mar, ME tolo.:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09
Cir NmnrnntGnrsG nrlaae.

WuI6ington, ,. g.. 8. Sew.
- Se6r qetbeilte M%Rjrln9sn tpurban
i'm 6ars Gomite fir 6anOeI Eut.
oIg Sic 8un0es : Q%aarantdne I 8iG
ouTs 5ap:t fam. @orliB NRsp.,
mi6.) f6lug DOR, Der Bill eiHm 6aus
len bon gomite 4nanOemsnts ar3uz
69nder. pel6a Die 5auptbeitimmun9
Der Bid. DdB Die QulruptGre : Re9uz
Iotiorsn Dor aGon Stadtsz unO Nuz
ri3ipul : WuBna6maR cen 8orrunq
bd6er ioGen, itreidaa uno ben DrEli6en
6uorantGne 8s60roen bic 9eiuaaiB
refner, ben 8erte6r auF @~iIen6u6ren
3un StiGfanO 81 6ringan. Dele
2lmenoemsntS reprGIentiren cine Qrt
gompromiB, Iiao ober Dem R~eprdTans
tanler 4oumior Don 8aorQia nod
r;tt oraItiI9 gtnug. &r min T6 nit
p;6t5 9eringeren, ais Staats = GU
pr.mdtie in QUuruntdne 6ragen BE-
onii9en. Ginen gsI6LuB in Der On
9slesanbsit Bat bas @pmite nod niat
oefdbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09

gSetterberid1t.
Ser. gtaaten ~ etfer%Sureau-
SGIttmOrs, ben 8. 6ebruor 1888.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09
81 E n"

Der geIangberein r6ro6Iinn" muBs
te eeftern a6ermals rpeQen Der &rantz
belt ieines 0iriqenten 9u6ert &riippel
feline SingItunDe ausfalen ldfen uno
belt nur feline mpnatli6e 8erIamms
lung ab. grdiiOent 9enrp Rau fi9rta
in berIel6en ben 9oriiB ur0 SetretGr
u. S6it ous 9rototpq. Nu9 @rlebiz
gung Der 81
nurOen 2 neue MifglieDsr uufgenom>
men UNI 6ei9loRen, bic nd4Ite cling
Itunoe am 9onneritdg, Den 16. b. M.,
a63u6alten. Die pro6e fir ben an
IA. ItattfinDenOsn Musfenbau finoet
Sonntag, Morqens 10 u6r, in Der
n@ermanid : MGnRerAor : 5aae"
itutt, urD limb idmmtlife MitglieOer
bes 8ersins Drinosnb :rFu9t, OerIelben
6si5upp6nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09

- Die lIe6errsfo Dss O6eriten Sa5.
II. Serton, Observation-Disclosures Der
ySrdno Qrmp Of toe Republic, muir
ben geitern auT Der ROIs Sin Gsmsterp
ri 'Shicddo besrbiol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09

De Dampfsr r9latea" 1T seitern
qe6artert norben, UNI 5000 Sonnen
Sto6N6ienen BON Sparrolps : Point
na9 6apana gu bringen. Sc lit be
les bic erits 2aoung ameritanii4er
Sta6lI9ieren fir @ubu. 8etonnts
lid BAT Die yM1arbldnD Statl @om>
pagnie" f9on SauIsnoe 5onnenS4isz
neR na4 @nglanb, RuBlanO, Snoien,
Qutralien, Sib : Qmerita uno Qfriz
ia deihidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-09
Sturmtf9e 6a6rt mad
8pitpn.

Der 8altimOrer &iiFenodmpfer
y@IouceItsr" ldngte geitern 2lberio na9
elmer fsbr ~gefa6rDOIIsn ReiIe in 30
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
SEATS DECLARED VACANT
congressman Cannot HOLD
Posltiens. u !.
e si!}t 49, ~ Iss'
! HOUSE COMMITTEE so DECIDES!
. .'lE ,.,'.E 7Sk,sf: g; y! = - ".I. \
wheeler q !. Alabama, Campbell q Illinois
Colson Of Kentucky and Robbins Of
8S til" -, ~ ~. .ssp,t NJ -'a Esaf |E&iEt
PennsylvaniA Affected. %S

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-The house
committee on judiciary has decided that
the members Of the house who accepted
commissions in the army vacated their
seats. They are Wheeler of Alabama,
Campbell Of Illinois, !Colson Of Ken.
tuoky and Robbins Of .Pennsy lvanis.
Members serving on civil commissions
are held not to have forfeited their seats.
General Wheeler was seen after the
finding was announced, but asked to be
,e1ehsed from commenting upon the de-
cision as il. was in the nature Of 9 judi
a 6iaff proceeding. It is expected General
WheeleEand his associates will take no
action for the present, as the finding Of
the committee is yet to be passed upon
by the house, :: The fact that Mr.. Jenk-
ms voted, against unseating General
Wheeler and the others inlay lead to a
minority report. ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
GAMERS CANNOT CAN.

Canadian Laws Driving Salmon Fisheries
From British Columbia. -s,
d; VANCOUVER, B. c., Feb, At is
stated that the banks have shut down
On 70 canneries in British Columbia,
owing to their inability to carry on
business under the present Dominion
regulations. Three bank managers are
quoted as saying that with the present
regulations Gamers cannot can and all
the smaller concerns must go to: the
wall. 1t means loss to the province
Of $4,000, 900 and a loss to Vancouver
alone Of $5O0.O0O. 49, ''' =.
G. l, Wilson, the largest individual
Gamer on the Fraser, said:
II have sold two Of my canneries In
Canada and am looking for site in the
United States. About 20 of the SO can.
neries will move to the States, should
the blundering Canadian government
insist upon enforcing the regulations
with the idea of barring American fish
and fishermen. The rest will go out of
business. is$ys
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
USED FALSE WEIGHTS.

Two Prominent Citizens OF Do,r". H.,
Found Guilty by IA Jury.
HAMPTON, a., Feb. 4.-Thc second
trial of &. c.. Jameson and w. G. Crone,
indicted for using false weighS.' ut
BOWS, was concluded before Judge
Whitaker. The jury was out but a lit
tie over one hour when it brought in o.
verdict of guilty, Jameson is the rich
est man at Bows and member of the
firm of Jameson, Smith & Co., dealers
in grain and live stock. Crone was en-
ployed by Jameson and is cashier of the
Citizens bank, at Bows. The case will
probably 90 to the supreme court.
Copper Up Another Notch.
CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Iron and Steel says:
Copper is acting beyond precedent. It
has again advanced this week, almost
Q cents per pound and is now quoted at
10 cents. Chicago lead il likewise
higher and even tin has struggled up q
little farther. These metals are carry.
ing with them an advance in the price
Of almost all products into which they
enter to any considerable degree. =
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
HEALTH OF TROOPS.

Summary of Conditions 1t Manila COM
municated 70 the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Responding to
resolution of inquiry the secretary Of
war sent to the senate General Otis re-
port on the health conditions ct Manila.
The report was dated Thursday, and Of
course was made by cable. It follows:
Deaths among troops in Philippines
since arrival y to Feb. H. z months,
220, Of which II were duo to
wounds and accidents. OF the re-
manning ITO, 65 died Of typhoid
fever, 48 Of smallpox, 81 Of dysentery,
8 Of malarial fever. The remaining
deaths were due to many various dis
eases. Smallpox causes apprehension.
The entire command has been vaccin-
ated several times. Twelve physicians
have been engaged for several weeks
vaccinating natives. The moro dckly
season 10 during the hot months, March,
April, May, when fevers, smallpox and
dysentery are moro prevalent Nine
per cent Of tho command are now 70
ported dck. The great majority Of the
cases are slight ailments.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
Arguments Agpipst. Expansion b. Messrs
Money and Daniel.

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Arguments .Agpipst Expanaion b. Nessrs.
Money and Daniel. s.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 4.-For more than
five hours the senate listened to argu.
ments in opposition to expansion and in
opposition = to the ratification, Of the
treaty of peace. The speakers were Mr.:
Money (Miss.) and Mr.. Daniel (Va.).
The formers address was comparatively
brief as he did not enter into the consti-
tutional, phases Of the. question. He
vigorously antagonized the ratification
Of the treaty, holding that by such ao-
ton the Filipinos would be admitted
to- the Union as citizens and that
II they were not capable Of self-gov.
eminent we did not want them. Mr..
Daniel made an exhaustive argument in
which he covered all the points in con-
troversy. His speech was q brilliant
oratorical effort, his picture Of the situ.
alton IS the Philippines and his perorac
tion, ii which he appealed to his COL
leagues not to depart from the history
and traditions of the American nation.
were beautiful specimens of eloquent
English. Throughout his speech re-
ceived the careful attention of senators
and many auditors in the galleries, and
at it's conclusion he was applauded
warmly.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-07
ExcIusiyely For Golfers.

A gentleman arrived In Scotland some
time ngo for u few days golf Having
procured 'catldic," he sailed forth TO
break tho record of tho green. Before driv-
ing of he asked the caddie the distance to
the first hole 1.-Two hundred and fifty
yards" said tho catldie "Oh, said tho
gentleman, that's just good drive and
q put The player topped his drive.
and 1t went only three or four yards.
Beg pardon, said the caddie, "but have
you taken the put lrst?"- Newcastle
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