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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-30
Calendar for This Day.
Vo6Aela Arrived.

Steamer Venitia CBr.). Hutchinsop.
New Orleans -,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-30
AN ENPLAlN ALTON.

AN EN- PLAN ALTON. ... ."
NEW ORLEANS. September 29--1'hc
following statement was tonight given
out by the New Orleans Cotton j:x-
change:
In consequence of false cablegranlS
from Liverpool giving enormous cd
vances in that market large transac
tons We're made in New Orleans fu-
lures to-day with points all over the
country at heavy Improvements IN
prices. Discovery of the falsity Of t;,c
! cablegrams created inextricable confu-
sion necessitating q suspension of pusi-
ness temporarily in order to enable
brokers and commission merchants to
straightcn their accounts with corrnS; :
| ponlents.
Between the hours of $40 and S:35 A.
NJ. five cablegrams We're received show
ing that between 2:93 and Ola P. NJ.
I-iverDool time) continuous declines t
five-half sixty-fourths, or say in all to
~. siNty-fourths. The Liverpool n,ar-
ket was then reported as advancing ana
frsm S:55 a. NJ. to 1910 A. NJ, New or
leans time, dispatches We're received
showing an aggregate advance of eiSn-
tv-siN siN.N-four!hs, or Il net advii!,e
between $50 a NJ. and 1910 A. NJ If
Sa12 sixty-fourths, equal to about =.
cents per pound
WILD EXCITEMENT
Such an unheard Of advance created
The Widest excitement and Before con
Trajectory advices could be obtained,
large blocks Of catton had change i
hands. That the interests of all parties
might be protected, the board Of t;;.s...-
tors Of the New Orleans Cotton i.x-
change. under the rules. ordered Il usi :
pension of business and subsequently,
unler proper legal advice. declarec: All
transactions; null and void The JUS.
tice OF this position will be apparent
All Of the Liverpo9! dispatches quot
ed came through the regular ,haln,l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-30

Continued on eighth page,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-07
STUPIDITY OF A WASP.
An Instance Which Goes to show
That Animal Instinct IL
Not lniaIIibIe.

1t is generally supposed that in
stinct unerringly teaches birds and in
sects the best way in which to bu!lG
their homes or nests, and also 10 pro-
vide for their offspring: The follow.
ing incident. recently under personal
observation. will show that instinct is
not always infallible. says the Seem
tifc Americana:
y friend placed three small empty
walls in an open box. on shelf. in ali
upright position. in close contact and
they were uncorked. a short time
nftcrward 1t was q matter of SURPRISE
to find that these had been appro-
priated by a female mud wasp. Sne
had placed goodly number Of spiders
in the center vial. doubtless intended
to serve as food for her future brood;
then proceeded to deposit her eggs in
those on either side. She next closed
tightly the mouths Of all three recep-
tacles with hard lime cement. Eav-
Ing finished her work. she then doubt
less went on her way. satisfied all had
been done for her offsnring that o
thoughtful mother could do.
But Just think of the sensations Of
those little wasps when they come in:o
existence. for. while starving in their
sealed cages. they can plainly see,
through the impenetrable glass walls,
the bountiful supply of food which was
provided for their use.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-07
INFLUENCES FOR GOOD.
Some Simple Things That Have an
ElevatinE influence Upon
Mankind

The regenerating influence of a silk
hat is we'll known. 1t calls inevitably
for frock coat and an UNI brella, which
are badges of responsibility. and not
only lead their possessor to associate
with others similarly equipped. but i'm
pei him toavJid disreputable folks. who
hold such attire in derision. Again,
the ownership of silk hat. frock
coat and an umbrella. all nj one and the
same time. insensibly promotes habits
OF neatness and precision. and. in brief,
a thorough reformation is eventually
effected. from the ground up. All this.
as before observed. is we'll known. but
Chicago man has discovered that an
elevator is an almost equally potent
moral agent. says the Chicago Chrou-
icle.
For years" he said. "I never thought
Of going to bed before one o'clock and
the habit Of illing away the early night
became almost a second nature. Natur-
ally IL led 10 my squandering n great
deal of money and threw me into any
thing but desirable company. Not long
ago ! rented a room in building hat
has an elevator which stops at ten D. m.
sharp. If I'm late have several
flights of very steep stairs TO climb and
/ gradually found myself dropping
around on time. Now I hardly ever
miss the elevator. The result is that I
get up earlier. do more and BET ter work.
and have drifted away from all my old
nighthawk companions. Nothing like
an elevator to renovate ones morals,
my boy. It's very uplifting"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-07
THE WORLDS FIGHTERS.

Russia has spent over $4,000, 900
sterling in naval armament during the
past seven years.
In time of war France can put $40
out of every LOCO of her population in
the field; Germany, $40; Russia. 21O.
Soldiers, officers and privates dixie,
are forbidden to join any cycling club
by the Austro-Hungarian minister of
war.
The regular army of Great Britain
has 200 Jews in it's ranks ready to fight,
there are 60 in the militia and 500 in
volunteers. The Royal navy and ma
rines employ 40 men of the Jewish
faith.
England has 16 battleships, IL
cost defense ships, nine armored
cruisers, two protected cruisers. and
four unprotected cruisers all armed
with obsolete notwithstanding guns,
whereas France and Russia have no
warships armed with such guns.
Admiral Dewey's expenditures in
powder ana shell to sink the Spanish
fleet at Manila, according 10 his own
official report, was about $4,000. The
cost for the same item in disposinp of
Admiral Cervera's fleet of Santiago
Is between 100000 and 100000. Ex-
perts regard the figures in both cases
as surprisingly low.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-07
DEMAND FOR AFRICAN HIDES.
the skins OF Many Rare Animals
Are Used for Various Pur-
pOseH.

In Mashonaland and Central Africa
the trade in skins still flourishes,
though only the poorest of the Beers
follow it, and they have to trek north
OF the Limpopo. The hides of the
larger bucks, such as the sable ante
lope, the road antelope, the harte-
beest or any Of the zcbras, are worth
eight or nine shillings each. and there
is now something to hc made by sell
ing heads and horns as curiosities.
Leather made from the skins of these
big antelopes is still in common use
in high-class bootmaking. No one
knows exactly what animal may not
have supplied the uppcrs or soles Of
his footgcar. and the possibilities
range from the rorpoise and lie arctic
hair seal to the Licsbok AID the Loo
doc. Three other African animals
skins are in commercial demand for
curious!y different rurE oses.
The Gi:'a!:,.@ as everyone knows, arc
killed so :l.;,t thcir skins 10y be made
Euto sandal tor natives AID s;ambaE
whips for colnnists. In The Soudar
they are also killed for the sake or
their hides. which are made into
shields. Many Of the der, ish shields
CAPTURED during tIeir attempt to IN.
'aGe EgNri undo" The :'":ir Niur7i
we're E.a':r Of this mat, :'i2l. The Gle
phart and rhinoccros *';irs go to
Sheffield. There they axe ,:3cI 20 face
the wheels used in pniiinr stec!
cutlery. No other ateriai is equally
"atisFa": or and il would he most diff
fcnl; I'd substitute.
The rhiHOceros :kin used was for.
mrrly that Of the white RI" "crros.
Now that this species is extinct the
black rhinoceros o? Cent! Erica is
killed for The purpose. A'ucr e this
Immensely thick skin. wi;,': i" not
tanned but used in the raw. ~. .cvcr
leaves Africa. 1t is in f:'"': - "-::'A
for making the round sii,!.. ~%,;' T.,
the Arabs and Abyssiria:.s \ Hack
rhinGce"cs' hide yields ci~ht large
squares, each Of which will make n
round shield two feet IL Gic!,c;rr and
each or i!"Gc squares, ever i, he Sou
dan, is worth two dollars. The skin
when s""2rCd and polislt Il is semi
transrar' III, like hard gelatin, and
takes Il high polish. Giraffe skin is
even r:ore valued ns material for
shields. - it is equally hard and light
rr. Thus. while tho South African
CRATES AZ" killed eff 10 supply whips.
those % north Central Africa are
hunted to provide the mahdi's Arabs
with shields.--London Spectator.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-07
RAILWAY ITEMS OF INTEREST.

In all OF Europe there are 154,825
miles Of railroad. In the United States
there are 180,S91 miles.
The railway journey from London to
';dsIe (SwitzerlandD can now be made
in L. hours and IS minutes.
The inspection Of track elevation in
Chicago shows an elevation of 10 miles
OF railroad during the present year at
IN expense Of $1O,000.OOO.
In the territory of the Central and
Western Passenger associations are
about $4,000 persons entitled to spc-
cial rates of fare because they are
actively engaged in religious work.
The Austrian minister of railroads
has given orders bearing on the gen
eral question Of the requirements that
work in The offices Of the ministry shall
he suspended on Sundays, New Years
day, Corpus Christi and Christmas.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-07

In some parts of England it is the
custom to throw water over the good
natured victims who ride in the cart
bearing the last of the grain and the
sport seems to afford as much merri-
ment to the drenched as to the drench-
ers.
The best authorities regard the harry
est festival as of Jewish origin and
other nations followed the Gust ON of Of
fering up the first fruits Of their fields
to their gods. When the harvest was
over the heads Of hea thcu families were
wont to feast with the servants. This
led 10 the harvest supper which is now
celebrated.
In Italy agriculture has made little
progress, yet the season of the harvest
is made one continual festival. The
mountain toilers gather in Rome and
leave the city in companies, white oxen,
decorated with bright ribbons, draw
ing their carts. Affairs are erected in
the fields and mass celebrated. In the
evening singing, dancing and feasting
conclude the celebration.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-07

tperoe. Sr Toft eir3iq uno oQsjn um
ieine Sire, unO feline sadie mar t2m
fsilig; oe56ol6 mar 6rau bon Saupez
Ips 10 trouriQ, Wenn e Ii6 I'm IN
qero eiren Nnoeren, ais nm Sean gez
6anDelt rGtts, 10 piiros lie 6eimli9 fir
Prsoalgonos eingeIfrittea Ietn, a6er
oieien begiiritigen in einem Sample,
6isBe Sean perDer6en, uno oa5 poQte
lie niGt; Qnfang5 bate liz Der Sc
oarte o~urf3udt, 6rau Dor OiernItsin
auiiufen gu tpplan. Wus abar IoGte
lie Der eifsrIu6tiger uro gequdLten
6rau Iagen, mas nidt Dem einsn oosr
dnoersn 9eqnsr bate psrtdnqniBboq
perOen f0nrsn? Die Sisuat;on 6lie6
INNER unrettbur! Sc CAB tsin MjtteI
CUR 207ung auBer jener I6red.iG:n
Qucienne, tpeI6e ale 6doen De5 intriz
9uurten 8alpsbe8 in 6dnDen b.tlt uno
urer6ittlih Iejn piiroe in i6rem Sab
gsgen bic M&snIfsn, in i6rer 9erahz
tung q99en Die @eIeQIdlft, Die ais
eGte 3G6eria Der 6eig6ei;en ur0 Ser
5refan o:eIer Groe Der urgliidlit:n
80nig Don 8ari5 fir aQ:5 80ie perz
a~ntpprtlt4 ma6te!
Ilrr+;ntur. for,4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-07
8rpnuftcn Wnrff.

Ole untsn Tte6enOsn BrsiIe be5isben
Ii6 duf oa5 GnQro5 : 8eTfGft; i'm
GnOetaiI = 6anbs. lit Elm QuFi9lag
BON etpo 5e6n Pro3ent GIT 6tre4z
men,
Der umIuB in Qepfeln lit FORT
9eIeBt 9ering, Die IotaIe Ha4iraQs lit
9erirg uno 6ei4rdnft Iid b1uptiG4li6
auf biutge Sortsn. - 6iir 3ruuz
Sen lit Die Salon t6otid6li8 Doriiz
Der. - &rDnsbeeren puroen
i26r penig umgeIeBt. - Sir DsiBz
tobl lit Der Marft unpsrGnoert -
groBe Froitfrsie 8orrGtbe peroen lei6t
D%erfduft. - 8or3iigIids, trodene geI6e
3piebeln iino in feiten 6Gnoen;
maize pier argefrorere 8oaren Iiuo
ni6t erpiinT6t. - 4pfeIiinen
Iino rei6li9 por6anbsn uno biQig.
Die 9reiIe Iino, ME fplgt:
Qepfel, pro 6aB. =. $2.25-$4.25
8ejBfo6l, pro 100 $3.50-$4.5O
3pie6eln, pro 8uI6et 5Oc.-65c.
8cpHalut, pro &orb . 50c.-$1.O0.
8artofFeln, pro 8uI6sl 45c.-50c.
SeQerie, pro 9inoel 15c.-60c.
9~rons6eeren, pru SAB $6.OO-$7.O0
&~rons6esren, pro 8iIte $1.75-$2.0O
Mesrrettig, pro &iIte . 75c.-$1.00
Spinal, pro &iIte . 25c.-30c.
RunOe 8ii6en, pro 8uideG $780,.
QpfelTinen, pro 8iite $2.5O-$3.5O
QpFelIinen, pro SAB $4.00-$4.50
9rine 8o6nsn, pro 8iIte $3.50 bis
$500.
@urten, pro aiite $2.OO-$2.5O
Gier, pro 0uBeno 20c.-22e.
Creme : Butter, pro Bfunb 18c.-22c.
Do. 0airD 9rint, pro BIB. 14c.-19c.
2e6enbss @eFIIgsl, pro PfunO:
Surge 6iibner . 9c.-91c.
Qlte 9ibner . 8c.-S9c.
@dnIe, pro Slid 4Oc.-5Oc.
3au6sn, pro Baar l5c,
GeI6Ia6tete8 @efligeI, pro Pfunb:
;Sunqe Sii6ner . 9c.-1Oc.
Qlte 6l6ner . 8c.-89c.
Gnten 9c.-10c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-07

Der Sob bes jurger Barnet, pslfer
auF d6nli6e @siie per8iftet purz
De, ME 6ruu 4oams. - R1hf0rz
I6ungen in Nepart.
0en=O orf, 6. Sanuor. - 6r.
BARTON g. @eets, 4npoIt Des jungen
Observation-Disclosures 3oGaaD 8urns
Ram Mclineur, DeIIen NQmt in uns
Iie6fQmer Weiie nit bam an 6rau &a@
te 8. QDams begdngenen gebejmNtBz
poQen 8iFtmoroe in 8erbinoung Qez
6rdft norDen lit, fdtte ge'tern cine
llnterrenun9 nit benz G6ef oe5 hieIiz
cen 9etettipz8iireau8 GQpitdn Mtcz
GlusteD. @r ertlGrte oam{elbsn, fein
Silent nerDe Die Stabt niht ~perIaTen,
pieIme6r gemeinitaftIi6 nit ieinem
8ater thun, mas nur INNER m0gli6,
nm Der 9oli3ei BEL Der G~rt6ijQurg oe5
Moroge6eimnife5 8u helFen. Die Gons
Feren3 buuerte ii6er cine bal6e Sturbe.
g&16 SGIrB bsrieI6en ertlGrte Mtcz
Glusteb ben 8eri6tarItuttern: sd
babe M}oIineur's 8erbaftung ME be-
a6Ii6tigt."
0te perlautet, 1T bic junge Satin
Wolineur'8, cine gebOrens 8ldn6e
G6eiebrough, in 6olge Der Nufregung
qefd6rli6 ertrantt. Die Dame foQ
i~ibrigen5 Frii6er, 10 miro er5Gflt, 9p.
6. Barnet, benz BON M0roerbano in
elmer Rutnppz9 ulper z8i6ie 8ift 6ez
rei8t purbe. ie6r 8ugetfon 9epefen
Tein. DIS beriel6e Oann auf'S 8ranz
tenta9sr 9eporfen puroe, ertunoigte
lie Ii1 tdqlfA nQ6 ieinem 8efirben,
6ra6te inn 8lumen unb 5rii6te unb
3erFloB bei Der NQ6ri6t Don Ieinem
SCoe beiru6e gang in S6rdnen. 3nsi
8ofen ipGter mar lie 6rau Y}oIis
neur. l1eber bic 6umilie Der jungen
Dame lit Niht5 in Grfd6rung gu brinz
gen.
Ro6 ME bor fiibren o1e Spuren in
Rem Moroge6eimriB no6 unierer
g}ah6urirabt Nepart. BORT purDe
bic iil6erne 3inobol3biinie gstauft,
bort trieb Ii6 Der @eroGGtige in perz
Ihicoenen 2Gben herum, faufte Bro
mos eIBer z5laifen. idauts Ii6 fall
ffe &Grte an uno tuuFte I6IieBli6.
ME qe5tRrn in G~rTa6rung gebratt
fpurOe, audi pirfli8 sinen IoIfsn i'm
9u0en Don GGriItior q. Slider in g3r.
1873, MuI6errn5traBe. 8ereits gsitsrn
puroe 6eri6tet, ME Elm O~erRdltniBmdz
BtQ iungsr Nfann in ben 2uOen Der
Truu Zimmerman an WartetItraBe
fam uno einer r0tblifen Bart 3u
tauFen fu6te, o6er enttGui3t pegging.
ais er ni6t fQno, mas er ppQte. 6r.
Slider BON MulberrpItraBe er3d6lt
nun, Elm M&ann lei gu i'm getommsn,
I'm cine Qerriide, eiren faIifen Bart
uno S6nurr6art gu taufen. yGr mar
etpu Sc SABRE alt" fabr ST.. Slider
fort, ybatte bunfIe 5oare unb einen
SGnurr6art. Gr trug bunfle Sleiz
Der unO T6ien Elm ben 6eferen StGnz
ben unge60rerOer 6err gu iein. DIS
er Ieiren 6ut - Nr. "A = ubnubm,
UNI es mir gu erm0gli6en, bu5 MaaB
Der 9erriide gu nebmen, fiel mir Die
ungemein bo6eStirn bes Wannes duf,
uu6 fonnte ia DuS ior9fGItig in Der
Mitte geI6eitslts 6aar beObu6ten, baS
born i6on etrpas oiinn gu tperben be-
qann. Der Mann mp6te ettpa 5 SUB
9 Bon groB uno $50 9funo i4per
Iein. Sein gun5es 8enebmen trug
nrnbs 0[nfrennnn sur ShQu. bod bd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-07
Sns GnLnnin[sGr nrrimcnt

9ritiFfe M}:ttcom ul5 Muitar. =
Sps3ialzGommifdr Porter'S Stuz
Djen auf %dmaica. - Se;ne Gr>
~Fo6run9en ioQen auf Gubd per-
pertGtt perDen.
8ui6inQton, ,. g., 6. San.
- 8roB6ritannien'5 &otonialnet5oz
ctn lpetDen BON MitQIieOern Der ID
m;niItration. relhe nit Der 8srpl,z
tuna Der neuen GeTiBun9tn ttpa5 gu
t4un Ea6en, nit GROCER Sorgfalt Itus
Dirt. IS Ga6t Iih INNER nod Elm
Iebhaftes 8erldnqen nab Srsirun8
einas reusn Departments fund, me-
fes Ii6 nit aQtn auf Die neuen Solo
MEN ge3ug ha6enoen Qnselegsn6sitea
6efaiIen ioLte. QrGTtOsnt MCainIs0
nirp ra6rI6einlih Dem GonQreB in
Ter nGfEen SiBung cine oaE;n3ielenbs
G%mpis6lung 3u9e6an luHsn. Sur 32tt
lit Der 9rGiioent niti in Der Gage, Elm
Derarti9es Department. 81 o~r8aniIiz
rem, er lit itoo4 pon Der HotEeperoi9z
felt ii6er3euqt, paB in Der auf alien Snz
isln ein3uT6!agenben9olitit 9ormpnie
9srrI4sn ionte. Quf Gu6a pirb Oa5
Experiment nit einem und6hGngigen
8olonialbien7t Qemo9t, IS miro Iid
a6er INNER nod Die RotbpsnOigteit
berausItsQen, pi6tige 5r1gen Den
&rieg5z urto Dem S3aBamt5s9 spartez
msnt gu unterbreiten. Sn3rpii8en bat
Sps3iaI @ommi7Gr 9orter bic 0irz
tungen oes britiIasn 8egimes auf
Sumaica ituDirt unb einen 8eri6t elm
gerej9t, pel6sr Die borti8en 8erbGltz
Mile in giiniiigem 2i4te err 4einen
IdBt. 9e3ii9li4 Oe5 2unO6eItBes Iagt
er:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-07

ib nift bate, mas er iuh:2, girg t8
na6 Ispzgort uno taufte einen Bart,
ipel6en Der Mann am Qbtno oes 8.
9e3ember ab6olte."
Die 9oli3ei lit nun felienfeIt babon
ii6er3eugt, oaB Der Ban 9pd@8art,
pelfen Ser RGuFsr Der 53iinobol36ii6Ie
in Dem 6artoegsn'i6en 2aOen CUR
S6uu truq, Elm tinItli6er mar, aQer
@abri6einlifteit no6 getauTt BET
9rn. Slider.
Rc6 na6 elmer dnoeren Etdtun9
fin arbeitet bic 9oIi8ei. Wie be8 Del
teren beriftst. girg Dem jlTSen Bar
ret Da8 Gp1nzQ uedIilber in elmer Der
BON &utnon Bros. ausqeI anOtenPrOz
bebij6ie gu. Ollie WppIitanten I'm Iolz
DE freie 9robabijtien pm &utnop@
8uloer 6Qtten iGr @eiu9 nit NnQdbe
BON 0amsn uro 2Corei7e iAriFtli6 elm
~3u{enoen. 0teie Npplitutionen MUIR
ben iprQfGltig dufbetpa6rt unD tperoen
CUR 3eit na6 Den 9(dnen pOn Der
td6tiQen our6Iu6t, audi iollen Die
6onoIGriften eini0er M~pplifonten DON
Grpertan qapriift ner0en. 60 arbettet
rie 9olf3ei raItIos psiter unD lit felt
0opcn ii6er3eugt, Dab e i6r in ipentz
gen Sugen geIinqen muB, Die tpentgsn
np8 fa6lenoen @lieoer Der 8smei5tette
3u finOen uno ben fetoen @iftmOroer
Der 9ereftigtsit gu ii6erltefarrl.
Sarrn Gorrii6 ijberga6 ipdt leBte
9}dAt Ger Yreiie cine lunQe GrtlQrung
ii6er BEN 4oQmIten 8iTtmOrD, pie er
unter feline, Gornti6'5, S6IerbdtiOn
fam. Neues ent6dlt Do5 S6riftitiid
febr nenig. Der SurnIebrer be-
ffreibt, ME i'm am 6rsitag NbenO
p0ar SumItog Morgen Dor WeiGno6z
ten Elm padet 3uqing, Das na6 Gntz
fernunQ be8 M}onilayB adpapierS cine
SiFfanp~S6adtsl 3eigte, psl6eS Die
otter erpd6nta Iil6erne Strtihhol3z
8ii6ie uno bic 6IaI6e 8romozS Setter
entfjelt. ne6it elmer &Qrte pOnStffanp.
Gr 6eihreibt, ME er DON Den W}ttgliez
bern DeS &nidsrbDder Glu6s tpegen
PES 8eIGentes ouTgs3ogen lpuroe, Ipte
audi BON 5ruu 3oger5 unO 6rou
2(oams, benen er DON Dem ionberbaren
Msibro6tsgei6ent er366lt babe. Sn
Der Nu6t pon W&ontag ouf 9ienitag
Fare er ou8 @sI6ent na6 6aufe gez
ncmmen unb Zen 0umen ge3eigt. 9u
9rau Rogers ertIdrte, ie BABE einen
Gil6erftdnoer, Der Gem inn 3ugsi6ifs
ten gang Ghnl14 Tai. BABE er ibr Die
3iinDhol3bii6ie gei6entt. Na6 Der
8eidreibunq BON GDrniib erfolgte
nun Die 8er9iftung Der 6rau QoomS
crit am 9ienItag Morgen, na6oem er
Ii6 bic Morgen3eitung 9cholt, peI6e
Ter 53eitunqsiun9a Dor Die Sau5t6iire
gu leQen pflsQte. Sm llebrigen pei6t
feline 8sihreiburg niGt BON Oerjenigen
al, tpGlbe Die Qsfer bereit5 t|ennen, nur
Ieot Der Surnlebrer 6eIpnoeren RQGz
brut n%orauF, ME tront er iih gefij6lt,
no6Dem er aus Dem 8lds getrunten,
| neldbes er ?Erdu QDQm5 QereiAt.
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Scr @rn3rB gcaen bic uStanbarOz
Cil=Gn."

Columbus, 8, 6. Sanuar. =
DIS Gr8s0niB Der iiirgIt'n Gatpitsz
Iuagen in c2m 8ro8sB Der rStanooro
Sil Gp." Dor Dem Stuatso6argeri6ta
rei9ts 8eneralz2tnpu.t Moffet ben
Nntraq Elm, Den G6artcr Der 8ai2uz
Tflft fir D~erfaQen 8u erfldren, lie
auT3u.0Isn uno BON 9ruItes5 pertpdlz
ten uno liqu;o;rea 3u laH&r, Dan;t
@ldu5;Qsr IND 2Cfsiondre nid}t ourG,
Die N~nnuQiruuQ Oe5 9Gart2r5 benu6z
tGtiliQt ip9rcen.
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Nirhfnttrr. IND strnhurtiIr

ToIlen0eS ltnO DE AMI cen UGItlId)su
@aagcu iur zen, SuOl Il. j. u. geitcc' IL
SIelteu Brere:
SefEihe gS
Sen SImotbu ZEN IS bis Gil, nsUeS
ZEN s blS s mo Sieel:u IS bis So pro
@ouTe.
Stcou-@oHtufyob S. Bis &c, Roglsus
ilyoh IS he 80 uuo pafertrol So bis 81
pro 5oIue.
9tatS = $1.95 bis &2.IO pre- 6uB.
NorOmeNIide "
pen - 6lmOthu Gen $40 bis $l2; gem.
pen IS bi5 $40; Gteebsu 50 big $40 pro.
Come.
2troh. -@ui,eutrob Sc bis &, Rog9en'
Iroh So bis $40 UuO pd1eyiiro5 sc bio 81
pro 8oHUe.
NiQis-$2.f0 bis S3.15 urc 6aB.
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Der 0eutf6e Correspondent.
samffas, Den z. Saunar 1899.
Der Si0nta pon 2sari5.
3oman in Drsi 8Gnben BON 9spr9es
S6ner.
T=,-.ES.

Sin Ip0ttii6.s QG6afn umipielte
PreoalgOnOe's Qippen; er bate ni6t
9eIagt, DAB er 5ienaro t0Dten noQe,
ion0ern Dab nman" Ieirem 2e6en Elm
GnDa MAIDEN peroe. Salt 6lidte er
ieBt 6rdu non 0;ernitsin an unD erz
tpt0frte:
n0ieIer SpiB6u6e IoG ~auf10ren,
mid gu Gr9ern, ooer i6 tperDe i'm gu
beItrdfen ni7en!"
gsi bieFem geqen S;enuro uusoez
iprOfsnen SrIuIt bdumte ii6 in Dem
Ser3en Der W{utter Oenn bo6 itoes
befiere GmpfirOen auf, uno pG5renb
lie ibr QntliB Dem Marne 3utpanote,
Den IL geIie6t, trut Elm Nusbrud Des
@oeliinnes LIND Mut6es in i6re 3uge,
pel&en er Bis ieBt nod ME an i6r Be-
mertan gu ipLIen ~geglau6t bate; per-
G6tli6 uno ItpI3 fpra6 lie babel:
nSte tGuI9en Ii6; mein So6r lit
Elm Oiernitein, uno bic O:ernIteins
Itno es INNER, tpel6e Die 8reoulgorz
pe5 6uqttqen!
sic 3og ben S4Ieier por bas Sc
Iift uno, pbne audi nur bds 9aupt
81 ueigen, bod auf9eri6tet uro
itumm, i6rttt fa an Dem Manne
pori3er, tpeIGen lie emit geItebt, 0ffs
nete Die Sbiire unO enti6pano Ieinem
8lide.
IroB Iejrer llroerTfdmt6eit ii5erz
raIGt, troy ieinsr cDnii6an MeiIe aus
Der 6oiiung ge6roHt, foIgte er ibr nit
Den 8liden, Iein 5er3 fiiblte ii6 DO4
Elm t.ein peniq 6eIaitet; Oann aber
5udte er Die @6Ieln uno ma6te ieis
mem Semitic 2uft, inosm er bic
Worts: .2(lte gtGrrin!" DOR i'd BIN
flijfterts. Na6 6ut uno Stof greiz
fenO, psrIieB sr Ous 9aus, UNI Itf
gum Spiele 81 begeben.
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g. 6. unb S. 8. MueQer, 8auz
,tu+ernphmpr

glod 200, WiltOusgpeuut, r0roli5 BON Stfisr'
ion.Strobs. grsig $4,000. @rinO3ins s2:75.
8ir lcOsn Sic d6tunqguon gu elmer Scfatieuug
hicisr stldti0eu Robuuugen Elm, btpor Sic slHs
Susiuabl t~reffeu. Die Sage lift bob uno gsiuno.
6eftts Gunoameut aui iOliOem 9runo.
@ro6e, belle IND luitiee 3immer.
@eiuHobtitli5e Gloiets nit Inlo!uB an ben
itdotii5en NbjuSstGHol.
Seine 3itQclisiusGrbtit NIT md:mornsr Bats
uuo cemtutirttr Strrahe.
Stroller trodener uuo gut ccmentirtcr RELIEF.
Q7r,eQanzS 6rdnfe uuO 9ii6eu=S drdnte.
SbtpVarO'g 6uruates uuO Rangts.
Wit 3isgelu ausetlcgtss 9eitibil uHo nit Spiss
pelelas uGritbeue Sausthireu.
6abiuet= unO Sdieftrz8ctmie.
plumbers, WlaIer=, GDpisrz URo 6apc3iersGrbsis
fen, iGmmtlide Arbeitcn uuD 0tGttriulicn erIer
Slate. Nbiolut bic beiten 9duicr in oiciem Dis
itrift. Ques, mas mir piini1Cl, 1T Die 9ef3tis
Quug ~oerislbcu pon Saus=caufticbbabsrn. ga6jus
fraQen on Grt uuO STEELE ODER in gr. 800. gliltons
gIosrur IcFt II 1Tpt tkEl
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@bicaqo, 6Qs.. .. san. - Die Has
iubr uon RluouIsl b:t;uq 5000 Strd;
y,arlt itetig be ;piidlcu $3.50 uuo $3.50
uarlrenoeu rrsiieH. SdNpelue {: I3ufIhr
10000. Niaryi attiu; Oe y elie YGryurtsu
;~lp!idnen 81 30 MD 1913. Shaais: 3uiuhr
5000; Martt iieuG; BE Erelle uarylulen
;mribsu r.. - urO S5.25.