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The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06
GEN. WHEELER TALKS.
said lie Wanted TO Explain His PO-
sition to the House.

Washington, March with reference
to his attempt today to secure recognition
for the purpose of addressing the House.
Gen. Wheeler said tonight: 'Seeing
there was nothing to be done in the
House | asked unanimous consent TO
speak for five minutes. ! was not recog.
nized but Mr. Payne was notified to move
a recess for five minutes. then asked
that before the motion was put be per-
mitted tn address the House for three
minutes. If the Speaker had submitted
my request / am confident no member of
the House would have objected. What
| intended to say was as follows:
mo one reveres the constitution more
than myself and / could not be induced
to adsocate = construction contrary to
the intent of the trainers. When l re-
ceived the appointment as major general
of volunteers last May was requested
by persons whose desires cogld not dis
regard not to resign my seat in Congress.
| found that during the present Congress
33 of its members had been appointed to
different offices and that none of them
had resigned their seats in Congress.
examined the decisions and precedents
ON the subject and found that during the
ITO years OF the existancs of our Cover n
ment hundreds and possibly thousands
of members of Congress had accepted Off
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06
SANG THE MARsEILLAISE.

Madrid, March 4-Ihere was some ex-
citsment in the cafes last night, when
the formation of the Silvela cabinet was
announced The Marseillaise was sung
and there were cheers for liberty. Those
who are in the immediate surroundings
of Senior Silvela say that his sole idea Is
to regenernte the country. He holds that
the Queen Regent can ratify the treaty
of peace with the United States without
the aid of the chambers and that there
fore their dissolution need not defer the
ratification.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT.
BEFORE. JUDGE WEBB.

During the past week petitions In bank,
ruptcy have been filed BY the followingi
elias +. Golf, Portland: George H. Fogg,
Portland; Edward q. Herrin. Watervillel
Fred X. Atwood, Brewer; Otis Z. Hutch,
inson Weld: George ". Foss, Abbottt
Charles Il. McGlliouddy. Randolph
Charles Ii. Foster, Biddeford; Warren r..
Barney, Kennsbunk.
Herbert I. Powers of Fort Fairfield and
Homer 7. Waterhouse Of Biddeford, were
admitted to practice in the United States
courts Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06
OK SERIoUs CHARGE.

Richmond, Me-, March 4.--Eimer Far
fridge was arrested this afternoon on q
charge .of feloniously assaulting Lulu.
the ls year old daughter of Edwin Green
law. a farmer of this town. Partridge
was a neighbor of the Greenlaws and
il is said he net the child on the country
road. 1t is believed Partridge ID
Lna nj Tod
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06
WILL BE WARM MEETING.

Indications are that the city govern
ment meeting Monday will be very
warm affair. Alderman Rounds has
threatened to spIing sensation at this
meeting and as it will be his last oppor-
tunity to officiate as spokesman for waro
.hree it is believed he will have some'
thing interesting to say IL Is aIso
nate for the police force two men, ane
also a Back Bay commissioner and one
of the park commissioners
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06
A Cup FOR THE SPEAKER.

Washington, March 4-Speaker Reed
was tonight tho guest OF honor at din
ner rendered him by the Republican men,
hers of the New York delegation in the
House, who presented him With hand
some loving cup. The donors were Rep
,esentatives Sherman, Honker, Fisher.
Bennett, Foote, Luittauer, Odel, South
wick and Ward,
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06
WILL MEET THE REDUCTION.

New York, March 1.-THE Allan state
line steamers has met the cut OF the other
trans Atlantic lines by cutting ius rate
TO $40 for first cabin and 1t IS s5o Tor s9u
ond cabin. At the Office of the French
line. the announcement was made mat
the first cabin rate was reduced from s63
to s55 and the summer schedule from wv
to SIS for first cabin.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06
THE MUNICIPAL COURT.

Saturday-The following cases wera
disposed of by Recorder Turner, this
morning:
80 days,
James MoEachen, intoxication 60 days.
James Mahoney, into1ication; 60 days.
james Loring, intoxication; - and
costs.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06
THE PRESIDENT PLEASED.
Has Little Fault 10 Find with the Out
come of the Session.

Washington, March 4.-Oniy a few
bills which had passed. .sboth houses Of
Congress failed to receive the Presidents
signature and to become laws. All these
were privats bills and some of them were
pension bills granting pensions to persons
who had died since the bills were intro
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06

Hives are terrible torment to the lite
tie folks, and to some, older ones. Easl'y
cured. Doan's Ointment never iais.
Instant relief. permanent cure. AT any
drug store, 80 cents.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06
ALL BILLS PASSED.


House Won the Advantage in Most of
the Contests.
The last day of the session which began
at II O'Clock Friday morning and closed
at noon Saturday was crowded with leg
islation, the most important measures OF
this or any previous session for
years being passed in that time
These large appropriation measures
were pscsei: River and harbor, sundry
civil, army, naval. general deficiency and
District of Columbia. All these measures
were subject to conference after confer
ence and in some cases angry discussion
In both houses. The chief fight was on
the river and tarbor bill, which the
northwestern senators antagonized he.
cause of its failure to provide for irri2a.
tion reservoirs for arid regions. They
finally gave way, however and allowed it
to pass. The army appropriation bill
passed with the amerdUlent which pro-
yided that no franchises be bestowed in
Cuba by this government. The sundry
civil bill contains no provision for the
Pacific cat.e. The naval appropriation
bill provides that the price of arInor
plate should be $500 per-ton, but the gov
eminent factory was not authorized; the
new warships are to he thfee battleships,
three armored cruisers, three protected
cruisers and six light cruisers In most
a these measures the House won the nd
vantage George Dewey was nominated
and confirmed full admiral and the list
Of nominations under the naval personnel
hill was confirmed leaving Schley rear ad-
,niraI, ranking two. points above Samp-
SON. No action was taken on the special
nominations of the President of promo
lions Of naval officers for services in the
Santiago caAASaAcn-
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06

ces during their terms and that none OF
them holding temporary Office like
mine bad been un5eated. i found that
the decisions of courts even including
four decisions quoted by General Hender-
son IN his report. took the ground that
inhi-4tions found in constitutions with
regard to offices, referred to Offices OF IA
permanent character and not Of tenn
porary character. l also found that the
attorney general Of the United States had
rendered an opinion on this subject IN
which he took precisely the same ground
and held that an Office in the volunteers
was not such an offics as WAS inhibited
by the constitution.
4 II was anxious that the matter should
De brought up in the House ard fully dis
cussed, that the decision would be In har
mony with the spirit of the constitution. :"
FAILED OF CONFIRMATION.
Washington, March 4.-Among the i'm
portant nominations that failed of conllr-
uation are the following: Senators Nor
gan anG Cullom, Representative Hit,
Sanford Is. Dole and Walter Frear to be
Hawaiian commissioners; Martin j.
Carter of Pennsylvania TO be consul at
st. Johns, n. f.: the naval advance
rnents for CONSPICUOUS conduct In battle
sent in with the Sohley and Sampson
nominations and Samuel j. Barrows of
Massachusetts to bo librarian OF Con-
gress
DIRECTOR OF THE CENSUS.
Washington, March 4-The nomination
of Hon William X. Merriam to be direc-
tor of the census was confirmed in the ex-
eoutive session of the Senate today with
out opposition Notwithstanding 1t reache q
the Senate as the doors were being closed
for the executive session.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06

tite, dizziness, and almost complete
paralysis of the left arm. TookPe-ru-na.
Four bottles cured me. cannot praise
it enough. Mrs. n. X. Brown, Alexsnr
der, N. c." Sold by al druggists. 49,
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06
PORTLAND COUNCIL COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLERS.

The Portland council of Commercial
Travellers installed the new iofiiceIs at
their meeting Saturday night in Earring
ton block. The installing officer was &
W. Barnard. past grand councillor of
New England. The officers installed were
as follows:
p. Graph Jordan.
5. CA. NJ. Menish.
j. C.-H. l. Nelson.
Conductor-C. 4. Thompson.
Secretary and Treasurer-W. NJ. Whit.
tier.
Page-G. W. Tenant.
Sefltinel-B. L. Burbank.
Executive Committee-A. =. Whittier,
Warren Mari, Eben Dow. A. d. Msgoon.
The meeting was very largely attended,
and after it was concluded, the members
adjourned to Vonyik's cafe, where an
elaborate banquet had been prepared for
their disposal.
The Portland council was formed one
year ago. with ten members, and today
has over seventy. with applications for
mem bership coming In all OF the time.
At the meeting Saturday night, one
"knight of the grip" was initiated. and
ten more applications are under consider
alton. The Grand Council OF New Eng.
land will be entertained by the Portland
council in May, and great preparations
are being made for the occasion.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06
Adjournment Took Place at Neon
Saturday.
ALL APPROPRIATION BILLS WERE
PASSED.
House pay. Remarkable Tribute TO
sneaker Reed-speaiEer Refuses TO
Recognize gen. wheeler President
Pleased with Work OF congress-
ESPECIAL TO THE rREss.l

fssrcIAL TO THE FRESH
Washington, March 4.-The closing
scsnes Of the 55th Congress were unusual
" impressive. The vote OF thanks TO the
Speaker was the occasion OF q most inter-
estipg ceremony, marked by many ex'
pressiors of high esteem and good will
from men OF all parties on the floor. MIR.
Bailey of Texas in exceeding happy terms
presented the resolution which was as fol-
lows:
"Resolved, That the thanks of this
House are presented to Hon. Thomas b.
Reed, Speaker of the House OF Repre-
septati es, for the able, impartial and dig.
pifed manner in which be has presided
over its deliberations and performed the
arduous and important duties OF the CHAIR
during tho present term OF Congress
While this Is in the usunl formal man
ner the marks of approval and confidence
with which 1t We're adopted were the ac-
Commandments of warm hearted Regard
and friendship on the part OF the Nom
bership of the House. The Speaker was
visibly affected by this testimonial Oh
esteem and his short. but manful and
eloquent Response was delivered In tones
which could not help betraying his teel-
ings in taking leave Of his associates IN the
55th Congress. After he had pronounced
the House adjourned sine die and whiie
members on the floor and the great au'
dience In the galleries were singing Amer
ica and other patriotic songs, the
Speaker's room was thronged with men,
bers taking their farewells
Speaker Reed and family will probably
not return to Portland for several weeks
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06
IN THE SENATE.

TN HE SENW It.
The End Was Quiet After the Turmoil
of the Closing Days.
Washington. March 4.-Vice President
Hobart declared the Senate of the 18th
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06
INDIGESTION is Catarrh.

Catarrh of the stom-
ach often manifests it
self in the form of indi-
gestion. Pe-ru-na cures
such troubles.
"For several years
/ was troubled with in
digestion, an increase
of acid in the stomach,
headache, loss of appe-
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06

Hut Both are Far From the Head OF the
List-How This Present standing
was Brought About.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-06

The wholesale price of many of these
goods is zoe per yard.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-02
IN @emsNnrf nrridmnnGrn.

0eD 0ort, l. SEER. - SO. 10.
W}ettter, elm pp6lbu6enOer Sdttler u.
&uti6en : 6a6rifapt in M1oiion,
q. : s., mar W}ontag bierber getomz
men, UNI @irfGufe gu mofoa Il. no6z
oan er D;ss get6an, unI6eirsnO auf
Dem 0ege na9 Stem : SerTep 6e8rif=
fen, Don einem 8efannten Ra6miitdg5
3 u6r in oar gtd6e Der Gor.ldno!Itr.z
sabre getroffen porDen. S3itOem
BAT i'm Niemuro mebr geIe6er. DIS
er MaOiIon perljeB, {prd6 er ois &6=
Iift aug, auF benz Sejmpese in Ra.pz
arr 4uFsrt6alt 81 nsbmsn, I'M audi
cert eirige 8eIorgungen 81 MAIDEN,
er ia! ii6 aber bort in osn 8sTdIf.en,
bic sr 6eIuGan noIte, niht biiden l1I=
Ia3, urb nan bat AUDI in Nsp1rt teire
Spur ppa i1m gifuno2a.
Der 8srmiBte lit p2~r6eiru!Es!, 80
SaEre ait, 5 SUB 9 3oq groB, piegt
$50 9furo, lit i6tant IND trGgt sinen
ifspar3en S3nurr6urt uro einsn
tur58eI6njttenen iapar5er Baden
bart. Qls er Ietre 0o6nung berIieB,
mar er nit einem 16spar3en &~uta.pap=
Rod. geItreifter 8einfI:ioern, f6rpar=
gem lle6sr3ie6er IND braunem Qlpine
6elteiDet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-02
Wrntrrri I'M 0ninitnl.

6onoIuIu, "a. Sanuar, bio
San 5ran3i8co, /. 6%s6ruur. - Sn
3ieiigen Mit;tGr : 6oTpital, pei4es
unter S66ut Ds8 Qrstes Mtajor 8Oor
ite6t, Iino obermals Wirren ~ausge6to.
6en. Die Racoroute5centen, psi6s
Iai6te @r6eiten perri6ter miifen, ia:
ben Ii6 aufgeLe6nt IND ertlGrt, III
piiroan nift ms1r ur6eiter, neil tx
81 IGle9te Na6rurg er5:elten. 9i;
4lagen ii6er Die iGlefte uno urgent:
genDe 0a6runq fiao aqg2me;n. Der
piinnte c%orosnIirte Mil3 piro &c.
brau6t, uno Ser fomren BET Der
SpstIen fir bic acknowledgements
gar nt4t CUR 8erpsnoung. Ser toz
item so Gents pro Oubeno unO Nltld
50 GsrtS Die 8aQone. 0as Iino biz
reguIGren Murftpre:ie, urO NfajDr
Wopo ertlGrte, er piroe b;eIel6en midi
6e3a6.en. @r isBte is;ne sigen2n 8reiI(
felt, ettpa Die 5Glf!e Der MurftpraiIe
uaO fam rraoer Wil6, nod Ser er=
6alHsn. Maior Qaagfitt 6ea6Ii6tigt,
Elm 6oIpital fir Die 9arni fpa8trup=
pen sin3uri6ten ur0 Dem Wuior
0ocO Die Gorge fir Die tranten Sol=
o1ten gu ii6srlafen, rpel3e auF5ran5=
pprten hter Dur6fommsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-02

,9e : III : ma" 1T BON QtldrttId en
bis gum StiQsn S5ean befdnnt. 8rd=
tulation8 zS6rei6en unO GmpfefIun>
gen, fpel6s fir bic 8or5iige Don pc
III : no alS 6eilmtttel fir &dtdrrb
3eu9en, lduFen BON alien Stodten Der
l1nion elm. 0r. Surtmun erRG.t
tdgIi4 Suuberte FOLDER 8riefe. Ile
8ep0lferungstlafIen Iino babel pertrez
ten, DON Den bO9Iten Bis gu ben ME-
ortgiten.
Der i'm 6reien 4r6eitenbe, Der
Siinitler in Ietner 8erfitatt, Der @lert,
Der Reoattsur, Der Siaatsmanr, Der
Preoiger - Tdmmtli3 itimmen tie oaz
rim iiherein, OaB r9e : I'll : na" bus
&atarrb : 6eilmittel Der 8sgantpdrt
Indie 8i6ne Iotpobl, ME Die Steiner
TRIBUNE, pel6e &atarr6 uls i6ren
grOBten 6sinb bstra6tsn, GgBern Fi6
Fpe5ieq entbuItaItiI9 in i6ren 3eug@
niien.
Srgeno elm damn, psl6er ii9 pplz
tommener 9eTunobeit f%rfrauen min,
muB polPitdnDig frsi pon &1tdrrb lem.
&aturrb lit robe3u aQgemein parbreiz
tet, beindbe dl8egerpdrtig. nPe ruz
ma" lit ba5 ein3ig betannta un6eDingte
8orbeugung5mittel. Der 8a;urr6
begirnt nit elmer Grfdltung. Die
8erbtnperung ooer 5eiIung elmer Grs
tdltung lit eigentli6 SaFelbe, ais menn
Der &atarr6 um iein: OpFer ge6ra6t
lpiro. rPe : I'll : ra" bsilt ri9t auein
8dtarrb, Ionoern bsrbinOart aud cine
Iol4e Grtrartung. Sober SauS6ait
ioate nit bieIen groBen 92ilmittsl gez
gen 6uften, grtdltung Il. |. ~. psrIez
6en lein.
Der 8puDerneur DON Oregon lit elm
eifrt9er 8epunoerer BON ,ge : ruz
No." @r 6Glt e3 tets in Ieirem SauTe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-02
Gins Guba.

Sdnttago beGu6a, l. 5ebr.
= 4~ngeGDri9e bes QuartiermeiIterz
Departments entOeften geItern un>
gefG6r z M&eilen BON Der Gtabt snte
Fernt in etnem 8erIted cine grpBe Qnz
3abL Mauier=gatroren sic melbez
ten ben 5uno an Maior &niq6t, uno
Dieier f3idte einen Seroeanten nit
elmer fleinen Q6t9ailunq a6, nm Die
9atronen gu 6otsn. So6dl0 bic ame=
rifanif6en Splooten an Ort un0
Stele geiommen tparen, Tprung cine
4n3ahl bepaTneter Gu6aner aus benz
na6en 9idi6t uno erflGrte, Iis be-
ipa9ten bic 8atronen uuF geFe6l GU
-baniI6er Offi3iere unb piirosn cine
@ntFernung jener ni9t buloen. DER
Sergednt lieB Ii4 aber ni6t einI9u4z
tern unb antipOrtete, baB bic @u6aner
eber i6n unD ale feline Qeute t0Dten
miiBten, 6ebor er p6ne Die 8atronen,
pel4e gu 6oIen er 8eFe6l er6aIten
babe, ub3Dge. 0orauTfin 3ogen bic
Gu6ansr es Dor, Ii9 3uriid3u3iebsn.
Der 8orfua iOa untsriu9t perDen.
Der 9eiebl, bas 8. Sainoiss un6
baS %. &anfa8z Reqiment aus3umuz
Ttern, pd6renO Oas 9. Smmune Garz
6ige) Regiment bier Derblei6en ion,
Fat aagemein @erfpunberun4 erregt.
Seit ben 6lutigen uuru6en in San
2uis i'm bergungensn Npbem6er Iinb
bic Gubuner uuT bic Neuner I6le9t 5u
Ipre9en, unb Bel bieTer Stimmung
Diirfte oas farbige aegiment Ti6 ni4t
geraoe fs6r tpert6boG CUR Qufre6terz
baltung Der Rube erpeiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-02
Sir @aEruugsreiurul.
6iu's Bin Gam 9ouie our @nna6me
enpfcbIen.

8ai6ington, .. g., /. SER.
II 9er 3prTBen0. beg Gpnits's fir
Miin8raTsn, GEag. u Stpne (Rsp.,
Pa, unter6reiEeis bam 6au{e ben
Majcr;tdls6eri9! oes @omite's Gil DIR
NG6rurgsreTorm : Bill oss 8eprG@
Iertortsn 6iQ (Rep., Gcan.), pelfa
JET. Gem 6uuIa Dorliagt. Der 9eridt
t:6t t:rpor, DAB Die 8iG cine un5pais
o:u.:se GrtIdrung Der @oIOpdbrung,
cine gsItimmurg fir 8tlOoustauih
dQer @rt, eina ioI6s fir Srsanun3
car Ro!en : Gmi1iuusz uno Der fi8z
talar Q6tbeilun9 oes SflBdmt:8 uno
trt;y:re 8si;mnun8sn fir Die Gin3isz
6ung Der @re:n1ld5 uro 8riin0urg
DpE 3reiQ : Nuticaul6lntea entei.t.
Die Bin lei conTe.oatiD gsfaItea, BE-
3rede cine StdrtuTg unferss gtgsnz
rdr:igen 6iran31pItem5 urO .peroe
i'm an urp Gus,anpe nit aQsn3pslz
f:ln ii6er bic 0Grt6qualitdt u%nI:r28
G:Ioe5 oufrdumsn, Iomit ben naticaa>
len Grso:t ii6sr alien 3peiicl er6aben.
@uan Die Bin @eTeB peros, odnn rer>
Ce pirtli6 Elm 1oGar 10 GUT isin, ME
DER anOera; Die 9sIo!Orts, Die man
ous3a6le ooer empfang9, per0e oonn
nur rod Don gaquimli4teit5 : Rijtz
ii6.sn, nift prn RiidIi9teu uuf Sc
mimi oc2r 8srIuffarctn a65dagta.
Sin 6etrdf!Ii6ar 5EsiI Oes 8eri6te5
6eidditigt ii6 mir zen 3p.igsganten.
SIS piro oarcuf 6ingepieIer, ME Diele
MiBItGrDe Die Qr6Gufung oes 8etOe5
in DEN gcob:n @anoelscantren nit It3
6ringt, tpenn es in bonn 8srtebr @ntz
fernt Iiegsnosn 8emeinpsIen 8s5rou4t
miro, uao DAB 3peig : g1ntsn oas
Y}it;:t ie;:n, iOIfs N}iBfdnoe o63n@
feQen.
Sn Dem RinprjiGts6srift, Der aud
sing:reift puroe, miro rutiirli6 g.z
gen ale 0G6rurgsreform g:pettert
ur0 Gin 6rsjprGgungs Su6fjtut IN
QusIi4t CsIteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-02
Jla6cnrailrn, Ginluubnrrlabl II. /. 10.
DER Ger. StaatEn.

@r0Bte 2Gnge bon Often nab 8sz
ten 2720 Wlei!sn.
8r0Bte 8reite oDn gorOen nab
Gu0en 1900 Wteilen.
6lG6snraum, nit @jn19luB Don
QlaIta (577,390) 3,602,990 Quaz
ordtmeilen.
9rUBter staat C9sras) 1886
2uuoratmeilen.
&leinitsr Stuat CR6oDe : S8i1no)
1906 QuaOratmailen.
46gsTfGBter 3otal : 0ert6 Des
Gigent6ums (GtnIus pon 1890 $25,z
473,173,418.
@eTummter 3eiht6um ungsfG6r
65,O0O,OOO,OO
@sIammt5abl Oir 8sO0lterung g.
622,25O.
@dnnli6s 8ep0tterungg3a5t 32,z
O6188O.
NdnnIi6e gerionen in pe6rfdbis
Jem Qlter 13.326,168.
Mdnnli6e perionen, p Sabre uno
barber, 16,940,311.
9eIammt3d6l bon 8srIonen i'm
StuLalter, 3 Big 20 Sabre, 22,447,z
1872.
Hegsr : 8sD0lferung. ein19liebIi4
Der Snoidrer Il. +. ID, 7,638,360.
92a6 Dem Genius BON 1890 BADEN
Die Is SiioItadtsn 15,549,358 peiBe
Gtnno6ner uno 6,898,8O6 9eger.
Bon 1880 bis 1890 R16m Die peiBe
geD0lferung i'm 9erbdltniB BON 23.6
BrO3ent gu, .pG6reno Die Pagar z Be-
D6lterpng rur i'm 8sr6ditriB DOH
1871 prO3snt 5urd6m,
Dix 5eEu qr0Bten StGots (GanIus
BON 1890 iirD Die folgenOen: gIeps
9orf, 1,515,3O1. G6icago 1,O99,85O,
86ilaoe.D6id 1,046, 1854, 8rooflDn
sos, 343. Ct. Qouis 451,7 ITO, Bolton
448, AT, Baltimore 434, 439, Gan
F~ran3isco 298,997, Cincinnati 1885,
COS, &sDeldno 261.353. Dus Sem
trum Der geb0lferunq befinb,t Ii6 20
W}silen 0itli4 BON Columbia. SnO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-02
Sabnfrrblcr am 98rrfr.

Mount 6oIIp, rs, 1. 5s6r.
- Sn porIaBter Na6t purOen 5lpei
@srTufe gemaGt, ELECTROMAGNETIC Der
rPanriploanier 8a4n" gum GntgIei=
len gu 6ringen. Ra6e Moore5tOpu
runnte Elm mad 91ilaOelp6:a 6sIttmm.
Ter 8ug gegen cine auF bas 8eleiie
plucirta Qn3a6l 8a6nT9peQen mn
cine QuantitGt &o6len, bod entgLs;ft;
Die 2ofomotibe ni6t. Ii6E melt DOT
oieTer SteQa puroe auf Dem anOsreu
8eleiie s6enfau5 Elm 9innerniB gefur=
ben; Ia Die i3uqfii9rer u6er getparnI
poroen, fulren fie laagIamer, unO Der
erite 8ug, tpelGar al oas 5inoernif
fam, tpuroe audi re2t3eitig gum Sid.
Ituno ge6ru9t. Die 6irberrihe MUIR
Den I6leunigit sntfernt, uno cine Nh
3a9l BerIonen bepa4t Die 8sleiie.
9on Den 8alnfrsDlsrn bat man feline
Sbur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-02
shnlrrninssS hNminhrl.

Seriep @itp, rs, l. 5e6r.
- Die 6uoIon : Sountp : @roBgez
.idpOrenen trutaR hsute ~5ufdmmen
uno psroen ii6 lpa6rT9.inIi9 nit ben
SsrIep : GitD : S6ulcsrIus : 8striiz
gereien 6eFaIien. Cine llnterIu6unq
BAT erge6en, baB Namsn pon 1880
&in0ern uuf ben eingerei9tsn 2iitsn
fpdren, bic nun uuf Dem 9apier erifttz
ren. O6erit 0idinTon, Der r~epu6Iita=
niI4e BOB" Don 9uoion : &oun!p,
purDe bon Den GenIus : 8samten nit
bier &inOern 6eoa6t, troBoem er Elm
Sunggeieue lit. 6el6It S6ulratD8>
Director S6omas s. 9;gg;ns, pel6er
Die 3G4ler ernannte, er6ielt orei Sim
Der, troBOem er uaDsr6eirut6at lit. Das
8eieB 1ie1t Dor, DAP Die ;3d6.er finI
@ents fir ieOen singsrei6ten Namen
er5dlten, uno oas berarIaBts Die Genz
Iusaufre3mer 3u Dem 8etrug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-02
0em=0nrfrr g3adIri6tru.

Sem gorf, /. 5c6ruar. - Sin
Wdnn, neIder - p;e man aus bel
i6m por9ssunbenen 9rieTsn uno @iz
Iitertarten i6lieBt, G6arle5 3eiup
bisB, in R~iOQepooO. 9.zS., polnte
uro III Nepz9orf ell @ommiiiionSz
geI6GFt 6stris5 - Begging pGhreno Der
b~erganQenen No6t in SaDlor's 9otel,
SerIsnsGitp, Sel6Fmoro, inosm er Ell
nen @ummii4Idu6 an einem 9dSS
brennsr beFe1tigte, od5 anoere @noe in
Den Muno ra6m, ba5 @G5 unOrebte,
unb Ti6 Damn, auF Dem Bette Iis9sno,
cine 3eboIpertugeI in bic linte S6ldTe
i6OB. 9eute Trij6 puroe er ais Gei6e
qeiunDan.
6ugo 0unoram, "a Sabre alt uno
felt 1890 in Der ,@erm1niu Sparz
bdnt" on Der 6uItDrItraBs al5 Bud
baltsr beI6G tjgt, Glt Tjh geItern in
Der 0otnurg ieiner Gltern, Nr. 316,
QuincptraBe, erf6ofen. ange6Ijh 3uz
fdGiq, mG6rsrO er nit einem ReDoloer
fPielte. @r mar leben5luIijg. babel
6du8Ii9 unD tpo6ler3pger. 0}it lei
rsn Gltern uno S6peItern Iebte er
i'm bt fen G]inDernebmen. uno Die Sc
ielf6oft ieiner NngebDrigsn 3og er
ben 8ergruguHgen auBerbaIb De5
9auie5 Dor. gr bate Tih DON einem
unt&r9eor0nsten Poiten gu Der Stels
lung oe5 8uG6alters emporgsdr6eitst
unD genoB bu5 9ertraUen Der 8dnts
6eumten. DIS Der So0 be8 iungan
Marrs5 nsm S4aBmeiiter Suliu5
QebrentauB oamelDat purDe, erIldrte
DerieIbe, Die Bidder 6uQo's ieien tets
in gutter OrDnung gerDsi ZEN, urO od5
2(5Ie6en 0e5 QrgsfeQten inter ben
oemsIneten umItdnoen lei beDouerli9.
Die umiGBe an Der bieIigan SFFetz
tsn60rIe pd6rsno De8 ios6en DerFloiz
ienen Wonats Sanuur nuren gang
pEGnomsnale uuo i6erIt;egep Oiejeniz
gen in nemiel6eu Wonate Der leBten
oret Sabre UNI Elm gang 8eDeutenoeS.
Die umIGBe i'm Sdnuar b. s. betruz
gen nGmli6 "a. PIC, O25 2litien unO
$144, $4,000 Bombs gegen 9,314,@
O75 Qttien uno 500, $4,000 Bombs
i'm 5anuur 1898, geger 1872 AS
Q1tien unO 500, 744, coo Bombs i'm
Sanuar 1897 uno gegen 3,287,057
Often unb $27807,O00 Bombs i'm
Sonuar 1896. gEur einmul fam in
Dem IsBten So6rer Der llmiaB mdbs
renb zines Monat bemienigen in bic
lem Sanuor robe, unO 3por i'm glo=
nat 0e3em6er 1893, mo ii6 oerfelbe
auF 15,373,114 Nttien unO $129,s
$4,000 Bombs be5iFFerte.
Trieori8 Q16rar, pslfsr aus Sit
coqo 6ierEer fan, um Tih raf0Gu.Iaz
iano eir5u5fsTer, Ipr1ng f2ute in9oz
6ofen aus Dem Senior zines 6otel5
unO trua 6eosntli6e iraerIife 8srlez
Bungen 6apcn. ST bsr'Gumte am IeB>
Ten SanItag ran 9ampfer, fir mel
den er Elm 8iQat gel0It h7tte, urO mar
Ieitosm n;eoerseifLogen.