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CUT HER HUSBANDS THROAT.
New York Woman Wanted to See tn,
Color of His Blood.

New York Woman Wanted to See the
Color of His Blood.
New York, June 24.-Because she want
ed to see the color of his blood" Mrs.
Grace Ramsey cut the throat Of her hus-
band. Harvey J. Ramsey, while he slept
in their apartments at the Garden Hotel,
No. 63 Madison Avenue, yesterday. RAM
sey died in Bellevue Hospital a few hours
later. and Mrs. Ramsey was committed in
the Jefferson Market police court to await
the action of the coroner. 1t Is the general
belief of those who know the woman that
she was insane.
Ramsey was assistant treasurer Of the
Madison Square Garden. He met the wo-
man who became his wife while he was
spending vacation at Williamsport. Pa.
several years ago. and last February told
his friends in the hotel that he was going
to Williamsport to be married. His wife
was a Miss Grace Simpson.
Ramsey told the policeman while he was
waiting for the ambulance that he lad
been awakened to find that his wife had
cut his throat with a razor and was pre-
pairing to infiict a second wound. In his
ante-mortem statement he said that his
wife had been very Respondent for several
days. The fact that she was childless
seemed to prey upon her mind. He was
satisfied. he said. that she was mentally
unbalanced and he did not hold her re-
sponsible for cutting him.
Williamsport Pa, June 23.-Mrs. Harvey
Ramsey was formerly Grace E. Simpson,
stenographer at the Hotel Updegraff. She
is the daughter of Thomas c. Simpson, OF
this city. Ramsey met her while here on
a visit. Her father left for New York last
night. 1t is believed here that she is in
sane,
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TRUSTEES sALE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN TAKONA PARK

By virtue Of the power and authority contained
in a deed of trust from Hannah Mathewson to
Louis d. Wine and Clarence b. Rheem, trustees,
dated on the 10th day Of August in the year
1892, and recorded among the land records OF
Montgomery county, in the State OF Maryland,
in Lber J. A., No. 81, foios 413, etc, the sub
scribers, being the trustees named in said deed OF
trust and therein authorized and empowered so
TO do, will offer at public sale to the highest
bidder. in front Of the described prem
ises, in said Montgomery county, on THURSDAY,
JULY 6. 1899, at O'CLOCK p. NJ. the property
mentioned and described in said deed Of trut.
Said property contains 23,l0O square feet of
ground, less. being lot 16 and part of lots
II, Z, and s. in block O, OF b. +. Giibert's sub
division OF Takoma Park. This property fronts
Oak Avenue a distance Of 6s feet, and sssoins
the residence of Samuel S Shedd, e-q. fhis
property is within five minutes walk of TAtss1s
station, the Metropolitan Branch Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad and the terminus of
the electric cars. These lots improved by
4 convenient two-story frame dwelling containing
nine rooms, with porches. The lawn is shaded
with a growth Of native forest trees, furnishing
abundance Of shade The property is well located
on high ground and in Of the best resi-
dence sections of said park.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash, balance in
three equal installments payable in one two, and
three years from day of sale. Said deferred pay
ments to bear interest at the rate Of per cent
per annum, and to be secured TO the satisfaction
of the trustees. A deposit Of 500 will be re-
quired when the property is knocked down. Con-
veyancng and internal revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
LOUIS d. WINE,
CLARENCE b. RHEEM,
Trustees.
TALBOT & PRETTYMAS. Solicitors.
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sutc,de of a Love.ick Farmer.

Bridgeton, N. j., June 24.-The lifeless
body of Charles H. Loew, aged thirty
four years, a prosperous young farmer OF
Deerfield township, was found hanging
from a rafter in his barn Thursday. He
was the son Of Adam Loew, of Bridgeton,
and last year worked at Overlook, Pa,
buying the present farm last January. His
sister. who kept house for him, says he
was we'll and prosperous, and that he gave
no intimation of suicide. 1t is learned that
trouble in a love affair was the probable
cause of his self-destruction. While at
Overbrook Loew became engaged to a
Philadelphia girl Of some means, and a
time was set for their wedding. She came
down recently to look at his new farm
here, and decided that she did not want to
live there and broke off the engagement
This proved upon Loew's mind
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C,ew to n woman. Body Fails.

Worcester, Mass, June A.-The woman
whose partly decomposed body was found
in the Sterling Woods Saturday was not
Mrs Elizabeth Shedden, of Oakdale. This
much was definitely decided at an official
investigation held Thursday, when Mr..
Shedden told of distinguishing marks on
his wife's body and the condition Of her
teeth. In neither case did the body un-
earthed answer to his description, the un-
known evidently being many years younger
than Mrs. Shedden. This failure at iden-
tification exhausts the last clew possessed
by the authorities to the identity of the
victim OF what is generally believed to be
a murder mystery.
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Millions Given Away.

1t ID certainly gratifying to the public to know
of concern in the land who are not afraid to
be generous to the needy and the suffering The
proprietors OF DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs. and Colds have given away over
ten million trial bottles of this great medicine,
and have the satisfaction Of knowing il has abso-
lutely cured thousands Of hopeless cases. Asthma
Bronchitis. Hoarseness, and all diseases Of the
Throat. Chest and Lungs are surely cured by it.
Call on Henry Evans, Druggist, e3s Street, and
get free trial bottle. Regular size, so cents and
y. Every bottle guaranteed or prics refunded.
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From Prize Ring to HospitaI.

Chicago, June 2i.-"Dutch" Neal, the st.
Louis prize fighter, lies unconscious at st.
Luke's Hospital where he was taken after
battle with Harry Peppers Wednesday at
the Adelphi Theatre. The hospital au-
thoriIes report his condition as extremely
serious and assert that he is suffering from
hemorrhages of the brain, superinduced by
an attack of apoplexy. Meals chances,
said the house physician, are about even as
to life or death. Neal was not injured by
Peppers blows, it is claimed. The fight
ing was so tame that the audience de-
risively called it fake" Not a hard
blow was struck and Neal became uncon-
scious several minutes after the contest.
Peppers was arrested.
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PROPOSALS,
je16-d&ds-e EN-

PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau Of
Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department.
Washington, ID. C., until u O'CLOCK NOON
JULY II. 1909. and publicly opened immediately
thereafter. 10 furnish the annual supply of coal
coke, wood, and charcoal at the navy yards
Portsmouth. y. H.; Boston, Mass; New York
League Island Pa; Washington. d. c.; Norfolk
Va; the naval stations: Newport, II. l.; Port
Royal, $. c.: and the Naval Academy. Annapolis
Md; the annual supply Of coal at the naval hos
pitals. dispens.iries, etc: Portsmouth, n H.. :;
Chelsea. Mdss; Newport, r. l.: New York:
Philadelphia, Pa; Washington, d. c.; Norfolk
Va: Port Royal. $ c.; Pensacola. Fla. Blank
forms OF proposals will be furnished upon ap-
plicatiou 10 the Bureau. to the Commandants Of
the different navy yards, or 10 the Navy PAY
offices 4. S. KENNY, Paymaster General, T.
:. " ie2i-jyl
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ASUINGTON

Left on bases-washington Z. Louisville S. First
base errors-WashingtOn .. Two-hase hits
Padden 2 Wagner. Slagle. bowling, Mercer.
Three-hase hits-BOnner. Wagner. Sacrifice hits
Hoy, Wood Hit by pitched ball-Rtchey. First
base on balls-Off Mercer /. Wild pitch-Mercer.
Struck out-By Mercer /. by bowling 8. Double
play-Wills Wood and Wills. Attendance, LOCO
Times of game-l hour and so minutes. I'm
pires-Swartwood and Warner.
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ACCIDENT AT A RACE COURSE.
Two Jockeys Stunned and . Horse
Disabled at Latonfa.

Cincinnati, June 24.-In the fifth event
at the Latonia course, True Light, ridden
by Landry, collapsed and fell at the last
turn for home and Belzara, with Harris
up. fell over her. Both jockeys were stun
ned for a time, but neither was seriously
hurt. although Harris had cash cut in
the right leg by the hoof Of one Of the
horses. True Light was SO badly injured
that it is doubtful II she is ever raced
again.
The spring meeting of twenty-nine rae
ing days closes today and there will be
no more racing in this vicinity until Sep
tember. The meeting has been successful
from every standpoint.
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NEW YORK.

First base on errors-Cleveland ]. Left on bases
Cleveland e, New York o. Two-hase hits-Nan Hal
tren. Ternan. Double plays-Davis, Gleason. and
Doyle: Quinn. Lockhead and Tucker. First base
on halls-Of Bates 9, off Dohony 3. Struck out
BY Bates 3. by Doheny !. Stolen hases-Nan
Haltren > Warner ,, Davis OBrien. Doyle. Giea-
, son. Harley. Dowd. Schreckengost. Sacrifice hit
-oBrien Hit 10y pitched hall-Dowd Umpires
Smith and Andrews. Attendance, 100. Time
of game-l hour and 80 minutes.
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and Mc(.arr
Chicago Down. Brooklyn.

Manager Hanlon and his aggregation Of
League leaders invaded the Windy City
yesterday and were swept of their feet.
Dahlen. one time captain Of the Orphans,
was deluged with gifts from old-time ad-
mirers, receiving among other things $500
diamond stud, pair of diamond cuff but
tons, and purse Of money. The game was
contest between the pitchers. and al
though Dunn twirled the better ball, er-
rors by the Superbas caused the loss of the
game. The score:
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The Philadelphia Win.

Philadelphia out-played the Indians at
every point of the game at ST. Louis yes
terday, and carried off victory with the
greatest ease. In the fourth inning, Lau-
der drove the ball to the left field fence
for home run, while two men were on
bases, and this took the heart out of the
home team. Piatt allowed ten hits. but he
kept them well scattered. The score:
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Cincinnati Beats baltimore.

Keister was the only one of the Oriole
batters who could decipher the enigmas
that Hahn put over the plate at Cincin-
natl yesterday, and the Baltimores were
consequently defeated by large majority
Kitson was compelled to retire in less than
three innings. and was succeeded by HILL
who Jared slightly better. The score:
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smiles enthusiastically. Her husband is
seldom at home. He Is socialist and has
a meeting every night. When he does call
on Mr.. McAllister he talks of the social
revolution to him. The Scotchman does not
seem to understand his Vienna German.
but he listens attentively.
Often Herr Koch becomes furious and
uses some vigorous language, but his
pinched face and dark. bespeckled eyes re-
main mex and childlike. SO that Mr.. Meal
lister sometimes wonders whether he is ex-
alted or cross. The revolutionist is one of
the quietest men in the house. He walks
gently, almost on tip-toe and when he
speaks Of things that have nothing to do
with the revolution. his voice often sinks
to gentle whisper.
Mr.. McAllister is the only temperance
man on the floor. The other three drink
beer, and the only one who is apt to take
more Of it than is good for him is Herr
Linde. Once or twice week he gets
home two or three hours too late, and
then he noiselessly slips into the kitchen
for fear of waking mamma" Of whom te
is in mortal fear.
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First base errors-Chicago 2, Brooklyn q
Left bascs-Chcago S, Brooklyn 10. First
base balls-of Callahan .. Struck out-By
Dunn l. Two-base hit-Daly. Sacrifice hits
Kelley, Green. Double plays-Lange and Dono-
hue: DeMontreville and Everitt. Hit by pitcher
by Callahan 2, by Dunn /. Umpires-Gaffney
and Mannasseau. Time of game-l hour and 40
minutes
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Two-base hit-Selbach. Three-base hit-Miller.
Smith. Stolen base-Sebach. Sacrifice hits
Brodie, Miller. Double pays-IaChance (unas-
sisted; Hill and LaChance. Struck out-By
Hahn 4, by Kitson l, by Hill 3 First base on
balls-0f Hahn >, of Hill l. Passed bal-Peitz
Left on bases-Cincinnati ). Baltimore G. First
base on errors-Cincinnati 2 Baltimore g. Time
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The vene.uela Tribunal.

Paris, June 24-The Venezuela tribunal
of arbitration met again Thursday Sir
Richard Webster continued his presenta-
tion Of the British cause, occupying the
whole five hours of the sitting The tri-
bunal then adjourned to Wednesday next,
when probably there will be three consecu-
tive sittings.
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Wealth for Charm

Wealth for Charing Cross Hospital.
London, June 24.-The receipts of the
bazaar in aid Of the Charing Cross Hos
pital. which was opened by Princess Lou
Use on Wednesday and continued Thurs
| day. were S13,300.
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Stolen base-Wiliams. Two-basa hit-McCar Carthy
Three-base hit-Mddison. Double playS-Ely.
OBrien. and CLARK. >. Struck out-By Lewis g.
First base on balls-of Lewis l. Umpires-Lynch
and Connolly. Attendance. 1,iOO. Time of game
i hour and ID minutes
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Boston Beats PittsburE.

The Champions won from the Pirates at
Pittsburg yesterday through their ability
to hit the ball with accuracy and precision.
Errors Were numerous on both sides. The
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The Exile. Lose Another.

slaughter of innocents yesterday, with the
home team in the role Of martyrs, while
the Giants acted the part of executioners.
All hope has been lost nv the Exiles. and
they were really beaten before the game
began. The score:
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A Norwegian Bark Wrecked.

London. June pa despatch to Lloyds
from Antwerp says that the Norwegian
bark Lyna. from Pensacola, May 4, for
Antwerp, is aground and broken amidships
Her cargo Is being taken out.
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VENTILATED SHOES.

II you have tired, tender, burning, sore. cal
1oused, perspiring, odorous feet, with corns and
bunions, our Ventilated Shoes will cure them
All those troubles are caused by depiving youl
feet Of the fresh oxygen Of the air. You will
never find relief long as you keep incasina
your feet In sweat-oven shoes. Our Ventilated
Shoes expel the hot air. allowing free circulation
Of fresh. cool air around the feet with each
ment Of the foot, inairing instant relief. An alb
metn Of the foot, insuring instant relief. An alb
solute for all sick feet. See our line Of
Patent Leather Ventilated Shoes, high cut oil
low. Handmade, in all styles Of finest ma
terial. One pair Of our Shoes will wear longer
than three pairs Of shoddy shoes.
Patented in United States, Canada, England,
France, and Germany.
JOHN LORIGAN & CO., Agents D. c.,
400 7th st. N. w., Between d and E Sts.
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A Boys Big Cricket score.

London. June PA student of Clifton
College. Bristol. aged fourteen years, made
score at cricket today OF sol runs and not
out
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1hUS D. oNLN, Jlo r II.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO WELL BUILT BRICK
STABLES AND HALL, IN ALLEY BETWEEN
AND L, 26TH AND 9TH SITS. NV, WASH
INGTON, ID. C.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. recorded among
the Land Records Of the District of Columbia. in
Liber No 221l, folio 3C5 ct seq, and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees will sell by public auction. in
front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, JUNE o.
1892 AT 4:30 O'CLOCK p. NJ, lots lettered X
and L. in Samuel c. and Everett Wroe's s,,bdi-
vision. in square No. 4, per plat recorded in
the office OF the Surveyor Of the District of Co.
lumbis in Liber r. W, at folio IL
Terms Of sale-One half cash, balance PAYABLE
in one year, with per cent interest per an.
mum from day Of sale, by note Of purchaser and
secured by deed of trust upon the property sold:
or all lash, at option of purchaser; siOo de-
post at time Of sale. Conveyancing and revenue
stamps at expense Of purchaser.
WALTER II. ACKER,
Trustee.
JAS. H. TAYLOR,
Trustee.
fel6-dSds-em
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Home runs-Lauder, Lajoie. Three-base hits
Criger, Flick. Sacrifice hits-Thomas Douglas,
NJ. Gross. First base balls-Of Powell l. off
Patt 6. Double plays-Lajoie, N. Gross, and
Cooley. Lauder. Lajoie, and Cooley. Passed ball
-Criger Stolen bases-Laoie, NJ. Cross Um-
pires-Emsie and Mcdonald. Time Of game
hours and 3 minutes
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Money to Loan
On Furniture, Pianos, EFT

On F'urnitufe, PInnOs, ETC.
II you sre in need CT money, desire 10 In
form you Of our method. We secure you
q lean on sn easy monthly payment plan. at less
cost than ever before and below the rate Of any
other company i, the city. You can pay in full
at any time after the loan is secured. and it will
only cost you for such time you have had the
moner. Our business is strictly private. and all
applications treated coniidentially. II you
have loan with any oirer concern, you can Sc
cure loan through US to pay it and get more
money If desired. 1t will pay you to call ard see
US before going elsewhere. We are ready at any
and all times during office hours to give niorma-
ton concering business methods, and you
will receive courteous treatment.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO..
an13.M & ST "
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THE SENATORS lose
TO THE LOUISVILLES
Mercer an Easy Mark for
Clarke's Heavy Hitters.
Decker Plays First Base for the
Washington Team.

ridge, and More Heads Will
re-~ Fall in the Basket.
The evening times., 1899-06-24
Football at SYDNEY, n. 3.

Sydney, N. s. W., June 24.-The Austria
lians beat the English at football today by
a score of 13 to s.
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HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

LOuisvilIe, s; Washington, 3.
8ostOn, 4; PittsburE, 2.
Cincinnati, =; baltimore. 3.
Chicago. 3; Brooklyn, =.
Philadelphia. %; st. Louis. 4.
New York. 8; Cleveland, 2.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

FOR RENT-Four nice Office rooms: moderate
iS2 10th st. NV, Z block from postoffce
ie9j-3t
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Order your Sunday beer from the Arlington
Bottling Co. They bottle exclusively Heurich's
Maerzen, Senate, and Lager.
The evening times., 1899-06-24
FOR HIRE.

tl.00-Fuli drea suits for hire, q, as JULlUo
o0uIHA lloA III = m. ael1-u
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss, but he carries the Aip
o} Cushion Trus all over the United
w Statea Men, women, and childreA
sear and Ike them. Tie Air Cushion Pad holds
with comfort: nothing elss will. Consultation
aud two weeks trial free. Once. parlors. wait.
ing and consultation rooms the floor.
Catalogues free. THE RORICK AIR CUSHION
TRUSS COMPANY. l22a ct. nv. I'd foos.
iel2-smos
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Childs out-hit by batted ball.

ST. Louis. 0 o 0 o %
Philadelphia ......... 0 o 90 2 l-9
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THos. J. OWEN. Auc,iOneer. ols F st. NV.

TALBOT & PRETTYMAN, Solicitors.
ie24-iyl
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Dr.. Ledthermdn.
The 3 DAYS" Cure

(tor mem leads all remedies in this city;
prompt and permanent cure charge Con-
sultation free. DR. MckEEHAN, sic 18th st.
NV. Office hours, to IL a. m.; 6 to p. m.
Closed Sunday. jeF-imo
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COUNTRY BOARD,

GOOD BoARD-A OF a mile from town; ice. milk.
fruit. nice rooms; $3.50 week; refs MRS
WESLEY wINSBoRo, Front Royal, Warren Co,
Va. ie24-2t
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wANTED-At Kensington Nd. a few boarders;
large, cool rooms and porches and good tabhe
board. Address BOZ IS, Kensngton. Nd
jec3-3t
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FINEST assortment wall papers in city; paint.
ing and papering. YOUNGER, 44O n. Y ave-
NV. ie23-3t
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Oldest established Clairvoyant; tells your bus;-
ness. love affairs, family troubles about lawsuits
divorces, or anything you wish to know; brings
moves family troubles, bad luck spells, or mys-
terious feelings; 10 to 10 daily. 4s9 st. sw.
je2i-3t-em
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

Der 8otibtafeGn fOq am Na9mittag oes II.
Sum- in 8erbinbung nit ben Mitglicoern
Ger n@roBen Armee Der Repu6lit" in Der
Stride ftattfinben. Seitens Der @emeinoe
unb Iotalen Organization Der IS. u. o."
itno Gomites erndnnt tpDroen, UNI 8orfez
reitungen fir Die Seier gu treffen. Die
Namen Der gefallenen 9elOen, bic, pie Die
Sni3rift auf ben @eOenftafeln befagt, sir
&e6t, Srei6eit unb 8aterIanb i6r 2e6en
ba6ingegeben," itnb: 9einri8 Sin3e, So
bannes 8eder, 9einri9 q. Satob, &onrc6
Meier, !6etnri9 8uente, @Ottfrieb 8ad=
Ofen, gbriitian 8rubp, Quguft Bauer,
9etnri6 9eB, S. @eOrg Mdden6utb, B6iz
lipp @oelp, NifOGuus 8Iumentein, Peter
8re6m, So6unnes &uefer, 9sinri4 8reti6,
2uomig &ebenba4, George @eip unb Suz
9annes &at5er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

@1s er ii4 erbolt, giebt er bem eriten
Gteuermdnn 8efeble tpegen Der Napigirung
bes S9iffes. Damn er6ebt er Ii9 bon ieincm
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tpieOer cine mebrtiin0tge O6nma9t 5efGGt.
gr felber TT tart gef3unben unb bat innere
@erlebun9en Dapongetrdgen. Ser 2, Steuerz
mann 6atte ben re9ten Sber59enfel 9e6rps
9en unb cine @unbe iiber benz re9ten Nu4e.
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Iebt. Der re9te Sberf6enfel 1T linn p~arartig
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telfleii9 ragen, Der &nO9el bes SuBsS 1T ge=
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bcrn ite6t, aud bat er cine Wunbe am &opfe,
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maber 8e1mer fat beftige S9meraeu in Der
8ruIt unb in ben &nieen. Mm Mprgen beinl
Nuftlaren oes S9iffes finbet man ben Maz
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eingebriidt bat, toDt duf. Nm 10. Sdnuar
fanb er fem Seemansgra6. 9ao9 beute ltegt
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On 9ed ftnO BON a9ternz Bis mittIdiffs
ale @egenitdnOe unb Nufbauten neqgelhta=
gen ober f4tper bef6dOigt. Ser PrpDicnt
tpirb bur9 @afer unbraudbar. 9as G9iff
bre6t ii9 unb Der Sturm reiBt bic lebten Se=
gel fort. Neue f0nnen nibt angei4lagen perz
ben. Damn tommt 0as S3iff Dor ben 8inb.
Die 8aaen per6en ungebraBt. 9as Sdiff
liegt nod ltets an Der Wtnbfeite Big 81 ben
2uten unter Waf1er unb treibt mebrere Sage
bilflos. 9o9 es gelingt benz umii4tigen &az
pitdn, fem S6iff gliidIi4 in ben 8eitimz
nungs6afen gu %bringen.
9as 9eeamt erfennt Die NaDigirunJ beg
@9tffes Il B n b an unb audi bic Den Ser
lebten geiporbene 9iIfelettung. Sin neuer
8epeis bufiir, tpie b~eloenbaft beuti9e See
leute lire Pfli9t gu t6un pi1en!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

ten Der Sitter bon 4fIarzben. Die Die3 Sabr
ungep06nIiA gldn3enb unb grOBucttg ?sin
tperoen, fi9 befinben.
@s lit fem unbebeutenber @ort6eif, @es
legenbeit gu er6alten, obne bald I'm Die
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nit Ieinen tauIenb 8etpo6nern git Ie6ell, bel
ibren getp0bnli9en beimif6en 8eidGftigunz
gen unb ieOe P6afe pbilippiniid,er Gibiliz
%fatipn, Don Der 8ultur unb 8trfeineruna
Manila's big CUR Observation-Disclosures.
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der @ort6etG pir6 iebo9 o:eIen Gommer
ben 8eiu6ern Der 9reater 4mtrica @Ippz
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