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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08

on the darkest turn Of the stairs lay-
Ing Regular trap ard me mot belong
Ing to his CONGREGATION either! So pref
" soon the janitor comes back with
the can and the first thing We all knew
he put his foot on the vallse and 1t
threw him down the flight Of st9lrs With
IN awful racket, him and TIE valise
and the can all humping separate ali
the way down. And the beer was splll-
ed-two plnts Of dark-lt was. OF
course / gave the poor man the price
again and he went back for more. and
he was on the lookout for any more
tricks Of the minister, and we had the
beer all right. and more on top of that
Just to show that we didn't 80 to his
church and he couldn't take up coll
lection of of US. 50 now you can see
how much cracked ice I'll be needing to
put on my head ana you send up plen-
ty and I'll put It by in the stationary
tub. But up to last night always
thought that ministers took VOWS not
to get angry and show their bad tenn
pers. Be sure and have that extra
lump big enough"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08

Infiuenesd ~ higher hog priess. closing
about unchanged. oals closed y exc
higher.
liverpool showed but advance
IN view Of yesterdays 81 wheat
here and the opening IN easy
and &c under last night Yer ~
69hc and May a 19ttG odlpefo
took almost absolute pos 1l q trade
and fluctuations were quietly narrow.
The trade was dnll owing 20 tue
closing Of many outside mar on ae-
count OF elections, COV1linH lt shorts
In a small way acted a. 4 Qufnoft 70 the
price and December advance aEiy %
6sssc. This was lost, hol = q pront
taking. the price reeedin y 96s3se
for December ana to nc LOT may,
holding for some time 70 ne hgurea,
The best support Of the anS CAMERON
the northwest, Minneapolis on llng an
euiIcing premium for ch6Ie1 wheat, De-
cembeF advanced TO 6els II nd May
to 73hc, influenced by tnl northwest
cash strength, and these are the clos
Ing prices Receipts ct primary p0intS
were 1,00f.99s bushela NorlhWest re-
celpts were s63 cars az compared with
sos last week. Local receipts were lbS
cars, six OF contract grade Epch re-
turns as were received give wheat
clearances Of q, 900 buShela. Clearances
of flour were CS5 barrels,
Corn was arm on q mqdefeto amount
Of trading. The opening vas ~ un-
changed prices with the bulls SIN abor.
tive. Liverpool was strong The enect
Of holidays in the east was 1hQlgh In the
absence Of shipping OrdeEl December
opened unchanged at 81 aic and adj
vanced TO S1Ec. eased on on taking OF
profits and closed k0Hc over yelterday
at 3s%c. May opened at 81 % &c, sold
to $50 and closed at SIZE RecalptS were
319 cars,
oats were dull and held stlady with
corn. Clearances were lneOmple te,
owing to the holiday, only ol5 bushels
being reported. December ~ Q opened
at 92lSc, sold 20 22isG tc, and
closed at 22N@29ac. Nay opened at
24c, sold at 23N@2lltc and closed at
2l&c. Local receipts were cars.
Trading In provlsi0nl vas practically
featureless. The market early derived
strength from holding which were Sc
up. but the slight advance was lost be-
fore the close. Trading in small lots was
fairly good. The local run Of hogs was
$4,000 head January pork closed I'm
changed at 50 1909 III: January lard
q shade lower at IS 2506 IN and Janua-
~ ribs a shade up at 81 e7lht.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
1876 cars: corn 200 cars; oats $50 cars;
hogs IS, 600 head.
The leading futures ranged - follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
COINAGE o. WORDS
Confession Of an Marvel, . Bprdstte
End lFnnlitkrielk.

ana lll4uAAkS6E4GAsa
chautauquan: Donald G. Mitchell OK
Marvel): Il canont just now recall any
Of my oftenses in the line Of new coinage
OF words, but DO not doubt have conn
mItted sueh-and would do so again, Il
only-without sacrifice OF Meanings
short word we're to supplant a long one
or single word stand for double one.
Yet have large horror Of these new
colnages which spring from scholastic
bounce or pedagogical conceit-"
R. K. Munkittrick: II don't know
that / ever coined q word-thnt Is, in-
vented one. / have made such COM
binatlons as griefet TO rhyme with
handkerchIefiet, also soblet, tof rhyme
with goblet, and corn-coblet, and 1
once spoke OF something or other,
have forgotten Just what, as being the
summer of our Isconclrcustent. have
called the HaTpers' place the HarpeFi-
on spring. and have sung OF the time
when the Houghtons will cease from
MiAlin, etc, once wrote O story called
The Harishoffer,' in which introduced
such things as the shampoodle, the kan
garooster, the ipecactus tree, the va
moose. the baked verbena, the redingote'
the puccoon, etc.
Robert ]. Burdette: COINED words!
1 have made little study Of them my
self, always with disappointing re-
suits. / always run across them, after
discovering them. somewhere about 100
years before the birth Of their inventor.
/ once coined a name away back in 1875
for one Of my so-calied humorous char
acters-Bllderback put the Bllder.
back family in focus print for several
years. one night, about 1887, lectured
in Salem, N. J., and told one Of my Blld-
erback stories. The audience was con-
Vulsed with more mirth than the story
called for. After the lecture ] was In
troduced to about q dozen Bilderbacks,
who enjoyed my story more than any
one else"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
The forgotten Store.

Philadelphia Record: 1t is charnc-
terIstlc of the American people that
while they are more or less lavish in
the adornment Of their homes, and in
mlnlstering to their family needs and
comforts. they are not inclined to pay
extortlonate prices. That is to say,
they demand the worth of their money.
It is this controlling sentiment of self
preservation financially which impels
them to turn to the advertising coll
umns OF reliable newspaper for infor-
nation as to goods and prices. Many
intending purchasers may have 'fav-
orite store in mind; but If there be no
business announcements to tell of 1t,
while scores OF other establishments
are extensively and allurlngly advertise
ed, that one particular store is certain
to be ignored.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
WHY he Tore his Hair.

An editor who is well known in
Fleet street once began a leading ar
tIcle thus:
Tomorrow is the anniversary of the
death of Louis Philippe"
The editors writing was not Of the
cleurest. so when he received the proof
1t ran:
Tomorrow is the anniversary of the
death Of sam Philips"
Justly indignant, he wrote on the
margin:
"Who the dickens is Sam Phlllps?"
Having reproved the printer. he went
home. but at breakfast on the follow
Ing morning when he turned with pride
TO the article. which he considered bet
ter than usual he tore his hair. FOR 1t
began thus:
'TS-morrOw is the anniversary OF the
denth OF Sam Philips. Who the dick
ems is Sam PhIlips?"-Sparo Moments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
Vest Virginia Gazetteer
and
State Business Directory.

R. L. Polk & Co. arc now making
the canYasB for the 1900 edition Of
the West Virginia Gazetteer.
This publication has found much
favor with the business men Of
West Virglnia; its regular publlea-
tlon and increased subscription itht
from year TO year commends is use
fulness to the business public.
The Forthcoming volume viii DO
greatly enlarged and improved.
descriptive sketches OF the $500
cities. towns, villages, railroad sta
lions, postofaces and settlements,
embracing items Of interest to ev-
cry buslness man. such as location,
population. distance TO different
points. most convenient shipping
stations, products that are mar
keted. nearest banking facllities.
mineral interests, prices Of land,
etc. Each Of these sketches Is fol.
lowed by the names Of all the bust-
ness and professional persons lo-
Gated there. and these names are
again listed under the Classification
representing their particular line
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
Wool.

BosToN-The demand for wool this
week continues heavy, and the sales ex-
coed anything that has been seen In
this market, The large business has
given the market a strong tone, and
sone sales are being made ct better
prices, Territory wool continues u the
lead, and the prices range from sc TO
55c. Secured for fine medium ana hne
staple lots call for 55d6Oc, Fleece woods
have done good business, while Austria
Ian woods sold for 4O@42mc, The fol-
lowing are the quotations.; Ohio and
Pennsylvania fieeCes, y and above 500
3lr: and Xxx and Xxx and above s2c;
delalne Sbc; No. comblng S035c;
No. . do 328S3c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08

"There is but one small chance to
save your life and that Is through an
operatlon." was the awful prospect set
before Mrs. /. Il. Hunt, Of Lime Ridge,
wis, by her doctor after vninly trying
10 cure her OF frightful case OF stom-
nch trouble and yellow Jnundice. He
didn't count on Ithe marvellous power
OF Electric Bltteik To cure StOmnch nnu
Liver troubles, but she heard OF IT, LOOK
gcven hotties. was wholly cured, avoid
cd surgeons knife, now weighs moro
and feels better than ever. It's posi-
lively guaranteed 10 cure Stomach,
Liver and Kidney troubles and never
tlisappoints. Price, soc nt the Logan
Drug Cog druE ntOre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
nrnnllntnffs and provlsions.

CHICAGO--without statistics Of I'm
poNancc wheat was In the hands OF the
scaipers to-day and closed at an I'D
vance of M@hc. High cash markets
in the northwest helped toward inc
close. Reported Gxhnuntion OF oid stocS
OF corn and strength OF Liverpool hoIPea
corn. December closing Mdrihc and Mny
MGDlc over yesterday, Provisions were
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08

faith with the best equipments. we
must have 100000 to endow and
strengthen our educational forces.
There is nothing we ought not give
gladly to strengthen our defenses. We
are going to meet and vanqulsh infldel
scholarship. Christianity has always
won; she will win again"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
rAM11.Y WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, starched and
Dried 5 cents por ppund.
Flat Work, Washed and 1roned,
All baDd work finished 10 cents
per Mound. AT LUTZ BROS.
Homo Steam Laundry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
BISHOPS TALK.
leaders Of 1fsthOdism Tell Why the
seo,ooo.ooo Thank oNsrtag
HOW THE MOVEMENT STARTED.

Bishop Andrews Outlines IT. History
and the Work Now Being DOneIt
WIN Be Used to EndOw Educa-
tiOnal Institutions, to Raise Debts
on Churches and Build New Ones,
and for Homes and orphOnages.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08

TIME MoNoNGAH ROUTE is THE
Short Line between FnirmOnt and
;S41,rLsSnrp Quick TlmC-FRSt Trains
SWro CONNECTIONS When travelling TO or
S~nT, CinrksbuTg or West Virginia and
Pittsburgh railroad points, see, that your
tcucts road via tho MOnOngRholn River
iSSiIroad Close Connections AZ FRirmOnt
With II & o. trains, and at ClRrksburg
with B, q o. and w, V. 4 p. trains. Tick
cts via this route on sale At all b. & o,
RTd w V 4 L, II. II. stations,
S"N HUGH 6, BoWLES, Gen'l, Supt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08

Electric cars Bridgeport to Wheeling,
BelIRirC and Martins. Ferry,
Commit agents for best routes and low
est 'S''' ~ NJ. q. CARREL,
COncrnl Passenger Agent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08

FyREATEsT FACILITIES FOR THE
" Prompt Complexion OF 2rders q ~
intelltgencar Job printing oleoA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
Live Stock.

CHICAGO-Cattle. best natives
strong: others steady, Westerns and
Texans strong to 10 cents higher. Good
cows and heifers active; canaer8 in fair
demand. Stockers and feeders steady.
Calves 25@50 cents lower. Cattle, good
to fancy quotable at IS 7596 as common
to medium 81 3O05 50; COWS, helfers and
bulls 81 1905 90: western rangers y 10@
6 10; Texans. grass 50 1904 III; fed
Texans 81 1000 So; calves $ 1907 50.
Hog market strong and active, averag-
ing 21s95c higher; fair to prime s. 100
4 80: heavy packers 50 1904 123s; mixed
81 00@4 20; butchers "a 1904 25; light
weights s. S5@l 20. Sheep market arm;
lambs steady. Receipts chiefly lambs,
quality fair. Common to choice s. ESQ
1 50: western rangers So 1904 IS; prime
lambs IS COOS 60: prime native yearlings
81 1901 rs; range lambs s. COOS 80. re.
ceIps-Cattle 6 900 head, including 400
western and 1000 Texans; hogs, 5000
head: sheep 10000 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08

Barley-No. 3694lc.
Flaxseed- j 81 20; new 81 21lk.
Timothy seed-Prime 81 0062 2S.
Mess Pork-Per barrel 81 750o IS.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. s. 1905 o.
Short RIbs-Sides (loosel s e595 25;
dry sailed shoulders (boNed s. SIC;
short clear sides (boxed) s. e0Q q
Whlsky-DIstillerS tinished goods per
gallon 81 23h. H
Clover-$6 75@S7 80.
Butter-Firm; creamerles bQ2lci dali
ries 14@2lc.
EEgs-Firm; fresh lsc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08
UNION STOCK YARDS,
CLAREAIoNT, Monday. No.

GLAF6ENlOANA ~ AA1hNAIN. ANIs IVs
IAN cattle, hogs, sheep and lambs are
sold gross weight in this market.)
Receipts were heavy being
1890 head. against 1926 head last
week. Market slow and prices 10000
lower. Far western sold q s. COCA rs:
other points. 81 1904 50; roughs, s. 500
4 90: pigs, 81 25G4 40.
shepe and Lambs-RecelptS, e.4e4
head, against s.1l2 head last week.
Mostly thin stock offered. Sheep sold
a 2lsG4c, as to quality. Lambs at 4@5c;
few extra shade higher.
Calves-Market active at b0BF5c; eX-
ira, SIC for choice veals.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
ira IS SOFAS 90; prime IS zoos 90: common
50 OO13 80. Hogs steady: prime heavy
and assorted mediums 81 1904 IS; best
heavy Workers. 81 1904 20; light Workers
81 1904 IS. Sheep steady: choice weth-
ers 81 2514 80; common 81 5000 %: choice
lambs IS O0I5 10; common to good 50 90
G4s5. Veal calves 81 0O97 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Sirefte Sampferberbinonna ;ptiaen
Gbieagu unb 3ipcrpnpl.

gbicago, 10. Nop. - Cine bi:
reaIs 0umpfsr 8erbInoung bon Sir
cagp no9 Mpntreal uno oann pisQsid.
Fpeilsr na92iDerpopl foa bon Der tIr5:
li6 6ier incorpprirten vSa!nois Sran:
lit Co." singsri6tet peroen. On ben
unternsfmen Iinb einigs Der bsfannte.
Tten S6SFfsr6eoer BON ben GROCER
Seen betfeitigt. 4usrei6snpss 9a:
pitat foG CUR 9srfueuns lta6en. 81,
SncOrporatoren Der Gompa9nie limb:
Samss s. Rarsoon, Sames $. G6an:
non urto %. 6. Hi6aroFon.
Der nsus Wa6ertpsg III our9 bieGr:
tpeiIeruno bes WsQano : 3anals er.
mDgljdiI poroen. 6ir bic meiItsn be,
sroBsn 0ampfsr, bic Dem 9erfe6r au'
ben Sse'n oxnen, 1T Der Sanal jeb.
TfiTf6ar uno fam oemna6 bic 6abr.
Direft pon Gbicaeo ra4 2iperpool uni
anoersn eurppdiihen 9dfen gu WaHel
3urud9es9t tperoen.
NG6rnD b,BgDintsrs piro bic Com.
pagais orsi groBs Oampfer fir BIZ
NIUE 8~ertsbrslinie uusru(ten laHen
un0 ois5e 5lotine miro mad SsoirfniE
oermebrt Ipsroen. Die pufauierbam:
pier tperoen nit alien 8tqusmli6fsiter
sin9sri9tet isin ur'o ben bsIisn, BIZ
i:bt i'm 8erts6r auf ben groben Ser
0ertpenost perben, alei6fommen. Del
5isfgane Der 5a9r3sues lit auT 145uF
6ai6rdntt, emil! Tprsfenb Der SNfs bea
WeQanb : aanals.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Seuti9e &riesidife mad 9auie
bcorDert.

Sing # o n, Sumaicu, 10. Noo. -
Der beitss Oeuti4s aoniul puroe
bsute benaari4tist, oaB Die oeuti9en
&OrDstten nStsin," nStoi9" uno
.G6lrlotts," pelfr felt Idnssrsr 3sit
in peltinotifTn 9spdfsrn trsu5en
uno na4itsn SumItag bier ertpartst
perosn, anldbli4 Der 9srpidslunssn
unter ben suropqiiaen MG9tm nu9
Suuis bsorDsrt porosn Iino. Die
Ta6ri4t psrurla4t pier bstrGa!l;9es
QufIsben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Gnnferensen in Waibinstnn.
Staatsistrstdr Sap empfdnst piele
Be1u9er. - Uncle Sans o%faliaz
ti[6s pptitit.

StaatsTstrstdr 9op empFdnst pisle
BsTuder. - Uncle Sans uFaIiaz
tiTde poiitit.
Wabin9ton, .. g., 10. Sob.
= Man slaubt niht, DaB bic seltsrn
erfplste Hiidlebr bss britiIfsn Bot
{haftsrs 2prO Pauncefoie auf lainen
bslisen polisn ~ireenOpsiGs WsdFsl in
ben 19pebenoan internationalen Sra
gen CUR 5olse BADEN piro, oa bic orinz
aenoeren bapon, Der MpDus 8ipsnbi
in 8saug auf Qlasfa unO Die Samoaz
6rase, eriebist limb unO bic permanent
ie GeIifteauns Der aiasfuniiden
@ren3s unb Der WNber3uiammentritt
Der anglo : ameritaniIh den Commit
I fion @ssenfdnbs finn, Ibsr pelde CUR
3sit attipe unterbanotungen ni4t i'm
9onge fino.
SIN 2auTs oss gsfirisen Cages Ipra=
9en bic biplomutii6en 8ertrster az
Ter Natipnen, bic an oer 6ineli14en
Srass brett intsrsfirt limb, i'm Staats=
6epartsmant ppr. Gs tpuroe BE-
merit, boB Der ruRii6e gotTdafter unb
Der fran5DIT4e 9eF9dfisirdger S6iez
baut unsspDbnli4 lan9e Bel Staais=
1efretdr 9aD psilisn. Der dineii6e
9eIunbte beIu9te audi ben .9iilfs=
StaatsEefretdr 9ia. Die 4ineif6e
Reeieruns intsrsKirt Iid ouberorosntz
lid bafiir, tpas 5ptl4en Der Resieruns
Der Ser. Staatm uno oen eurppdiz
Tdsn Md4tsn porgebt. Sic bsst ban
@eroa6t, bab bic amsrifaniI4e Rez
sisruns i'm Sale bic europdiIdsn
Md6te perfsblsn, cine formelle 8erliz
6erune Der Nufrsdtbaltuns Der poliz
tit Der voTfsnsn Sbire" gu seben, per>
fuden perben, bon einem 96eIle Der
6insflten &ilte 8eIib gu ergreifsn, ebs
bic anosren Mddte 4aes mcgee
nommen babsn. @s 1T, ME mar
slaubt, Dem StaatsFstreIdr SAB gez
lungsn, bic gsfir9lungsn oss 4ineliz
3aen GeIanbtau uno leinsr RegNrung
beau9llh opeies punttes gu befhtplh@
tiasn.
untsr ben 8sIudern bss Staatsbez
portemsnis bsfanb f9 Der 1panIhe
9sIonpte. Wis psrtautet, baden bic
nnterbanplun9en tpssan oes neuen
JrunbI4aftsz, 9anbslsz uno S6iffz
fabrts : 8~srtrasss nit Spanien in
Maorib %begonnen. Wdbreno bic bic
fism ACCOMMODATIONS an ben I'm
ter6anolunsen ni4t brett t6silna6msn,
tauTdtsn le nit Maorip ibre 4n1idf
ten iber bic perTdieosnsn punt!s beg
Nrtraaes aus.
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Sdredlide~ Tamilien : IrasObie in
MQentnmn.
h n, Ya., 10. Npp.

M1lsntopn n, pa., 10. Nop. -
SEQ. %. asrn, 38 Sabre aft, gI:sen=
Iliimer ms n9otei Mecca," erI9oB
beuls friib feline 9attin unb Ii6 Tet6If.
5rau &ern hatts ibren 9attsn Dor orei
Monaten o~sridfsn, neil sr iis anes6z
lid Iaiedt bsbanosGIs, uno peroisnte
ii9 ieitoem ibren 2sbensuntsrbalt in
elmer MGT9erei. 9sgsn u u6r beute
Fri6, ols lie auF einem 5ronsDpaegon
auT i9rem Wsee CUR Qrbsit par, b,ltiss
i6r Mann ben Maeson unb sos am1sn
Reppiper. Die 5rau Iprana entIsbt
bon osr pproeren Pfattform berab uno
REF he 9erabe aus elmer Orabtmu6k
fommsnoen @rbs;isr Der RahtI6id!,
cirta 200 Wann on Der 3abi, um
9iifs en-. Ghe ieoo9 Elm Mon1 e;ne
0anD rii6rsn fonnte, bate aern, no6z
Gem isin Repplpsr sinmal psrTa9t bait
IL, o!e 5rau in lein nabss 6piel oez
iftsppt uno oe 5biirs nit einem
Ssu6ls psrFpsrrt. Damn Idob er DOR
zen gfussn Der aunssn Msni6snm:nas
liz 5rou torl, lief in Elm anfiobenoss
3immsr unb bsging Sslbfmoro.
= Bon Somaica, WeItinbisn, pirb
absrmals Elm Orion ssmelbet, psttsr
groBsn S4absn auf Dem paltlifsn
Ebeik Der Smell anri4tets. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Guflur>N iKctbaten in Gentudh.

Sertngton, ap., 10. Sob.
Mispsr treiben bic 3uflurer in ben
Bergen oss Iiib0ltliden aentudb ibr
l1npeIen. OisIes Wal bauEen ie in
2etder, Dem b.ruatisItsn unb seTdbrz
liGIten GOuntb oes Staates. Dor
me6reren 5asen bransen Is bepoffnez
te unb masfirte Wdnnsr tpGbreno Der
Naht in bic 9simltdtten bon Sarab
Gseef, Marp Sol6root unb 5odter
uno Della araft pdbrenb Der Mbtpez
ienbeit Der mdnnliden 8el9ibsr Der
Samilisn Elm, rifen le beraus unb
fdluaen Fe Biz CUR 9epubtloliefsit.
Damn fu6ren bic 8uflurer al.
Cine Mn5abl Qniiebler untsr Oe>
putp : sSkriff Gam Drisbt madts
fi4 aur Werfolsung Der ue6sltbdter
ouf. Gle s~erietben in einen 9inter=
bait unb Gr : Sbriff Gombs purbe
E4rsr pertpunbet uno Elm Mann purs
be 9et0otet
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s@iuberbaunes' tragii@es S9idial.

Gbieago, 10. NoDenber.-Jo9n
@9noer tpurbe in Golge zines onms
men @dsrass pabrfaemlid tootlla
psrbrannt. 3pei Mrbsiter, tpslds IN
Dem ndmfifsn gtablihement NIT tim
bsi4dftist paren, banDen i'm mit Ell
mem getbsertsn Sell, aiinoeten oanelbe
an unb perlieben bas 3immsr in benz
@lcuben, bab bas Gsil nur ldngiam
altmmsn tperoe. Oafslbe iebte jeoo4
me alsibsr in 5lammen, urro nadz
! es snt5tpei gsbrannt mar, lief
So sper in einen amItoBsnbsn Naum,
mo- ib.a anbere Irbsiter bic brannenoen
&leioer pom 2eibe riRen. Gr mar er5t
gsrabe angefte1t tporben. Gbas. Beder
uno hilbert Gbuo5pnsti, tpel9e Jpn auf
oieie Weiis .initauirtsn." limb perbafs
tet tpo-ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
GrfororrniKe Der Tlutte.
Wsbr &oflenfaiionsn prire.i9 not6z
tpsr0:g. - GontrsaomIral 9rao>
foro's gmpfsbluneen.

Wafbinston, 3. g., 10. Ipo.
= Der Ios6sn Dem 5iotsnistretdr au>
ssganssne So9rss6sriht pss gontrez
&Omirals SraoToro, G9efs oss Slot
ten : Qusriinunss : Bureaus, bsIont
oIe or:n9lihs Notbpenoiefsit Der Grz
rI9iun9 a%nssmsfsnsr 8o6knliatipnsn
fir unIere ariessIhjfFs. Gr nimmt
Ss5u9 ouf bic S4pieristsilsn, Die IiA
pdbrsno oss arieass NIT Spanien 6si
Der g.lGaffuns, b:m transport unp
Der Wsriaouns Don 8oblen ouf bic
&risgsl9iffsn ersaben, unb 6emsrtt
caau, Ipsnn bic bsaislidsn InItrsnsunz
gen bon @rfoIe bsslsist espsIen
Feien, mar oiss taft ausT4lieblI9 psm
gtudliGsn llm1tano gu banfsn bub,,
oab Der ariessThauplab 10 nabs b,i
u%niersr eisensn8iiIs sslsgsn mar. Der
Iom!ral iast. oaB cine amerjtuniTde
5lol!e, pslae an iresno sinem punt=
te i%enfeits oss atlantiI6en S5eans in
4tsion treten miiHe, auf nod grDBers
Sdpieristsiten lipben piirpe als Die
6iOits bes Nomirals Gsrpsra.
SIS 1T cine 5ba!Iade," iagt grabz
foro. bic man ausiprehsn tann, pbne
auf DiosrIpru4 gu Iipben, DAB ss es=
e~sntpGrti9 etner amsritaniI9 der 6ipIte
unmDsli4 lein piiros, tpd6renb eines
arieses an irsero einem punfte Der
&iIis bon europa, Mfrita, zines gro
Ben SPELLS bon NIien unb Suoamsz
rita's nit Grfols gu operiren, unb
5tpar neil es ibr an ao6lsn fsb.sn mir
DE-.
Die Ger. Staaten BADEN cine Is6r
perantportlihe SteGung bssiieli6 Der
un9sI4mdtersn MISUNDERSTANDING oes
9sbistss Der fiioamsrifaniI6en Be
publiten sessn bic Nngriffs europdiz
lder Mddie iibsrnommen, osnnpf
glebt es tetnen ein3ieen 9ufer, mo
apblen uno 0orrGIbe in &~rieas3siten
ourd en amerifaniIdss arsgsI9iff
irsenbtpo an Der Dltli6sn pbsr psItliz
dsn &ufis bon Siibamsrita erlang!
tpsrbsn tDnntsn. Sn Wsfiinbien uno
i'm Iti1en O5sm 1T iebt in oisTsr Be-
sie6une etpas bs6sr geiorst. Sc 1T
absr BON hDd1ter Widtigteit, Elm Sob
ienoeppt uuf beiben Seiten bes Sit6z
mus bon Banana na6e ben gnbpunfs
ten Oss SIibmus gu erridisn."
Der gsri6t beFiirportet aud bic Grz
ri6!un9 BON aobtnnationen an fra
ts8;T4 p;dI;gm puntten, tpie nabe bsi
Der gucalan : paHags, Der Winos
tparo : pafags, Der 9irsin : paNage
uno anbsren Puntlsn. Bon Guam
fast Der Qomiral, ss tperbe in na6sr
3ufmft pubrI 6sinli6 cine &abs.It
ton tpsrben, unb IS tpsroe bsabIifz
ti9t, bort 10000 Sonnen 8p6len aufz
Su|psi6ern.
9ssiieli6 Der Grmittslung elmer esz
ei9nsten Route fir oas &abel our6
ben Stiaen S3ean Iagt Der 8sri6t,
man lei babel auf apsi gstpalIigs Sim
oerniHe eeltoRsn, bas cine Eei Elm UNI
!sriroiT4es @e6irge apii6sn ben Mioz
tpap Ssianos unp Guam, bas atpei=
te Der tisffe BIB isbt aufesfunbene
iubmurtns Q69runb Der Wsts, 500
Meilsn 0ilid bon Guam; bort errsiz
DIE ous Ssntblsi cine Sisfe bon ms6r
uls 1900 5aoen. Dix Sonbirungen
bon 9onoluiu na6 2uson bdtten bic
bol1tommsne MOgliafeit Der Houte erz
ee6en. Sin NsbsnTtrang beg 8abe.s
peroe ii4 bon Guam mad Sapan err
Streden.