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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
1nterbaltuugsH.
Grri6tsbrrBa

GrtmtnuI=8 d - @or
Ri6ter Brig6t.) Sir MOntu8:
Rou6un8rifF - $o3n 8: Gong nnO
@iufam s. Bomb. 0:ebItabG
Su6n s.. Barrier, Sobn D.. Sboter,
8iQtum SoQanb, Sobn g. 8opoin
unb Biuidm Smith. llnterI 4lagung
- Ql6ert s. @onti. M&orbungrifF -
0iQiam 8. 8aDnarD. Sragen berz
boroener 0dffen - George 9dQ,
@erleBurg Der SOnntagsgeieBe -
2Oui5 8iBer.
Nbt6etIung Ir. 2. - C9Or
Ri6ter S6arp.) Sir Montug -
l1nterT9lugung - @opdrO 9arriion.
9ie6ftu6l - Qr6ert SadIon. QngrifF
- 0arpn Go6en, 8iaiam GonroA,
Omen So6n1on unD Gburles Dtlz
ltums. @erIeBurg bes SOnntug5>
@eieBes - Qntons &riB, @barIe5 ).
8siganb, 9eorqe g.. 2eiB uno SoRn
Bed.
8aiferqeri6t. - (9or ben
3i6tern Wrig6t, g}uus uao Rtebl.)
Gum SeItuments 9oGtreder i'm Sale
BON M2arguret 2llt ernannt Sobn Dit.
81 Ru9laB : 8ertpoltern errannt i'm
3aQe BON 6enrietta 8eDforo Sultus
8. WDmun unD BON Wuttbids 9ei9dG
Qntpnio Winter. 8ertpll.ung5 Be-
ri6te g~ltgebeiBen in ben 5Guen bon
8o6ert 8enrert, Sane U&. Wturra1.
Snbentur : @er3ei6riB i'm Sale bon
q. s. Qpplegart6 eingerei9t. 8ers
tauf ratifi8irt i'm Sale bon 4tnlep
Sin uno Dtuiam g. Suits,
Superiprz 9eri9t t. - (8or
9i6ter Rtt6ie.) G6arIes 6. SpaIz
bling gegen G6a5. ). 9igg5 unO Sol.
st. Milion, Ginreoe uufre4t erbnlten
unb Grlau6niB CUR @inrei4ung zines
Qmenoements inner6ol61 ID Sugen gez
pa6rt. 8m. g. Saplor gegen Sa5.
+. 0elsla@r Ii. a., Gnt56eipung oDrz
bhlI!en. Sir Montag: I4rpeben6er
San bon 8uuernT6mjDt gegen pM6da
rbIano SrUit g."
Stubtz&reiS 8eri 4t. -
(gor Gi6ter Difes.) Sir N5ofug:
Saco6 U1sDer gsgsn Gieanpre W2egsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
,,Sarmfabt" in gnIrntiu.

COB bes rNorooeutf4en 2lopo" fir
bic ausge5si4nete 8erpflegung Del
fpaniT6en Soloatsn. - Darn
Itubt" i'm Safen. = Qnbere 9am=
pier. unterpegs.
Der 0ampfer r0armItabt", Capt.
+. 0eber, pomv NorDOeutI4en GloDo,"
tpel9er am 10. SSanuar nit 81 pal
fuqieren pDn 8remen ab9ing, palltrte
geItern Mittug Sap 9enrp uno ptrc
beute M&orgen am 9sr Or. 9 auf 60
cuItz9pint anIe9en. unter Den &aju=
ten : 9aIIugieren befinoen IiA 9r. :.
8. Scott uno 6rau 4mD Scott bon
Baltimore.
Sbation lii bic Offis
3tere.
Der Odmpfer mar, e6s er Die 6ahrt
nu6 Baltimore untrat, ppn elmer
ReiIe na3 Cuba nit pantheon Mtz
litdr, palGes in 8ulencid gelanost
purbe, 3~uridgete6rt. Dem SapItdn
@eber unb Ieinen Sfftatsren tpuroe
Bel Der 4nfunFt in 8alencta BON Der
borfiQen 8ep0lterunq etne Spation ge>
bru6t, ols Nnerfennung fir Die bor>
Siigli9e 8ebanolung unD 8erpflegung
Der Tpanif6en Sruppen, inter pel6sn
ii9 piele Offi3iere befanben. Nan4e
Der Sol0dtsn litten nod an ben Sol
aen bes clbdnif9en 6elD3u9es, a6er
nur bier Mann Harden pGbreno Der
uneefG6r brettpD9igen ueberfabrt mad
Spdnien, un6 bon fd6mGnnH6er
Seite pirb biefes Tattum als 9utes
.3ei6en fir bic 8Orsiigli9teit Der Ser
pflegun9 an 8orb Der rOarmltaot"
aneeIe6en, benn Grrf 9ampfern dnoez
rer 2inien, fpel9e aud fpuniI6s Srup@
pen RON Cuba nu9 Der alien 9eimdtb
auriid 6eF0rberten, ereiqneten It9 melt
me6r SooesfG1e.
Die fpaniifsn SfFi3iere, ME bic
Mannf6aftsn pdren Da6er du4 oes
Qp6es poq iiber bic ibnep auf Der
n9armitabt" al Sbsil geporbene Be-
6unblung, 8fIege unb 8etOIigung.
4uBer Der yOarmitaot" tpuroen be-
tanntli3 BON Der v&olanb : 2inie" oes
nNorbbeutI6en 2opb" du9 bic DAM
pier rMtiin6sn" uno Dresden" fir
ben Transport IpdniI4er Sruppe1 gez
9urtert. Die .Miin9en," pel4e UNI
bic @ei6na4tsaeit i6re erite RetIe mad
Sapana BON bier aus antrdt, befOr>
bert ieBt ben apsiten Sruppen~SranSz
port.
eFerner bate Der rNorbbeutI4e
2GoDo" Die bstoen 9umpfer n8erra"
unb n6ulba" fir ben Truppentrdns>
port 6ergegeben; bteIe betben 5dbr5euz
ge Iinp aber unterbeKen bsrtuuft porz
Den.
Die SFfisiere unb 8eamten Der
r0armitabt," bic, rpie erfpdhnt, beute
bier anlangen tpirb, itnb: @dpitdn j.
8eDer, 1. Offiater 8. 8raeft, 2. Of
fi3ier 6. @bre8t. 8. SFfi3ier 6. @olff,
4. OFfi3isr 6. Nertus, 1. Muf9inift
q. Snttn, 2. Mai6tni7t 8. S4rIeper,
3. Maf9intit 80. Mufog, 4. WfaI4t>
niit 6. Sein, Qrst Or. Slieger, BRO
Diartz unb 3ubImeiftsr S. 0eters,
O6eriteparO 8. 9ieIen6srg, O6erto9
q. b. Saltotpstt.
rRoldnD" unternegS.
gtuBer Ser .0armftabt" beFInoen
Ti9 our 3eit nod bier tpeitere 0umpfer
bss pNorbOsutfGen 2lobO" duf benz
0sge rd9 Baltimore.
W2tt Der nOarmitubt" perlteB aud
Der ~&oIanO" bas europdiI9e 5eit<
lamb unb stpar BON 5am6urg aus.
Dieter Oampfer gebt erit nab 9bild>
belpbia, ebe er bier6er tommt. SIN
Qdufs bsIer Do9e fam Der yRp>
lamb" bier ~dnlangen.
yW Rtdmers" err
tpdrtet.
Die sMaria Rtdmers". tpel4e i9pn
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uuirrr 9rlOrn.

Ql5muIterl1ng bs8 1.3egimsnt5 pabr:
i4sinli8 in Georgia. - ~l1ntsrIu:
dung Der ausgemuit ertan SFft3iert
bes 5. 8egiments. - @upt. 0pel
i'm 8eIiBe Der MIarDIdrOer SABINE
Die 4usmuiterung bes 1.RegimentS
; tpirb, ME es Dan Nnf9eip bat, i'm Ga;
ger befelben borgenommsn tperOen:
Oies piiroe penig7tsns ben @iinf4er
Der S0lOatsH entfpreten. S6erit.
lieutenant @par5, psI6er ais Nus=
mufterun8sz0F Fi3ier fir Da8 Regimeni
beitimmt lit, lit mil ben n0t6igen QiIter
berIe6en tpOrOen, uno Oberit Cane III
entT6Lpfen, Die 4rbeit 70 raid, uls
m0gfif, 5u besnOigsn. 8eri 3ieoene
OfTi5isre aus anoaNn Bayern Itno in
Quguita eingetrofTen, um BEL Der Nus=
muiterung bebiilflt9 gu ietn.
General goun8 be9ob It4 9sItsrn
duF cine SnIpeftionstour Dts 2dger8.
Sn Der 3ptI6sn3ett lit Der Wa9tOienit
duf un6eitimmte 3eit perT6o6en NOR
ben, uno aud NIT Dem @rer8ieren tpirO
es ni4t me9r 70 Itreng genOEnmen tperz
ben.
SFft3tere nerben unterz
fu8t.
@ouberrtsur 9otDnoes Eat bic Mitz
gfieber Der MISUNDERSTANDING
ernannt, fpsl4s iiber bic t0rperli6e
3ii4Hgteit Der Sffi3iers bss 5. 8egtz
mems, pel9s leBtes 6rii6ia6r i'm
Camp Dilmer aI5 t0rperli9 untii9tig
ausgemuItert tpurben, ~aburt6eilen Iol.
Die 8e60rbe pirO befts6sn aus 8riz
gabes@ereral S6omas @. MumForb,
General Sr7pettor bes @ouberneurz
Stlb3; 0bsrit $. g. Saunders, Brit
gabezSnfpettor; Obert S. Nt. 8.
6irnsp, 8rtgdDe Nr3t; @lpt. g. g.
1tGri4, Qr3t bss 4. &egimsnts; Capt.
:. SO. S6iptep non Der &apauertez
Sruppe u unD 2. lieutenant Raomoro
@.Stepart bon Der &upaQeriezSrup
q. Die @OmmifTton tpirD am nG6Iten
0onneribag 3uTammen treten, UNI felt
8uItelen, o6 Die betrefFenben Sffisiere
f0rperIi9 fGbig TiRb, tire 9fli9sn
pieOer gu iibernsbmen. SoQte Der Be-
ri6t gu i6ren 9uniteR >uusfuGsn, 10
perbaR Ite pom 8puperneur pieoer in
Itdlirt tperben.
@eReralzNbiutant @ilmsr Qu6 ii6riz
gsns Sreitog 4bepO einen 8eFs6l aus,
bur4 ben Der frii6ere 8efe6l pioerz
rufen pirb, laut tpsL6em Qberf aEranf
M1drtoe, Whujor @iIiam 8. Grim,
Capt. &obert S. Wei1er, Capt. g6ag.
+. Nl6ers unb Capt. 8rdole1 &. Stoz
fee, ale BON 5.Geg;ment, in ban Ru6ez
ftan0 perIeBt tpuroen.
Der 8efebl purbe aus benz @runbs
gege6en, bumit Iot9e SfF5iere, fpel6e
BON Der GommiTTion fGbig beFunben
peroen foatep, pieber aftib gu bienen,
i6re 9fli@tep nu6 Der or6altenen Be-
gutu9tung bes 8efuHbes BON Seiten
6es 9ouberneurs iofort tpieOer aufnebz
men tDnnen.
Capt. 09er'9 SABINE ongsz
tommep.
Die pra9tboLe Ieiosne SABINE, pel9e
bic 8iirger Der Stobt Baltimore benz
&rsu8er Baltimore" gum 9eI9ent
mu9ten, lit ouf bem 3runsportbamz
pier Buffalo" foe6en in Munttu onges
fommen. Die 9el0er fir bic 5a6ne
tpurOer betanntlt4 Teiner 3eit bon ben
TrduIeins S4arf unb &enIett getdmz
melt, aud gabsn lie ben erIteR QnIdB
gu Der 8epegung. S6ert SO. 8. 2obe
iiberrsi9te bic SABINE benz GapitGn be8
Buffalo i'm Rat6bauie, uno bieTer
bat nun feline MtfItpn getreuli9 erFiiqt
unb Ie an Capt. ODer BON 4reuasr
Baltimore" abasliefert.
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0rni0-

an QarfsejQhtssNpt., uobs Qjtcspiat mittsIf Der
-Gpniolioirttua uuo -Ydltimorer uOr0lthT sltfs
triiatn gabua lu trrcjbtu. Inter olutrUocr Qit5t
iebtuot gtQrdbuibpldBe gU mobi9cu QrtitU mo
untcr pdHcuOtr @tOjugun0m gu c%crtauicu. gis
reou 9r. 30. northumberland. LelcpboH Isl.
tGop20, Su,lNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

pie per. SGnger DO II
Baltimore" perOen 6sute 8or=
mittdg in Der n9ermunid : NRGnnerz
dor : 6ale" cine Brobe d66dlten unO
bic QieOer r0as &ir6lein" u.r Stumm
f6lGft Der Sanger" ii6sn, tpel6e bei
Der 6eute Nu6mittag 33 u6r uuT Der
g2oubOn : 9art : @emeterb" Itattfiaz
benOsn 8eerbiqung beg Sanger : De
teranen SObn Semmeter gsIungsn
peroen IOIen. Die Sanger rerosn gu
Der PrO6e ibre ROten m~itbringen mil :
fen.
Der 30 3 8eIangbs
elm" Derunit1ltet 9eute, Sonntag,
in S4egels 6ane feline erIts QbenOz
unter6oItung, fir peI9e elm in!erefdn>
tee Progrumm aufgefslt 1T. 4ae
oeuii6en @eidnspsr,ins fino gum Be
lu4s eingsIubsh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

Sies bauon.
Inter eiuem ober benz an6eren Eamen q
Dinnt &c bic Ober5ano. Sront y. SngaD
8aco, Iery unO tauienoe BON Gnoe-en Sc,
iinb bausrno pom &atarrb trrirt porOen
Or. Sartnuns erfOI9rsi5e Reogtn 4es
Sier TT SerrH SHsaa's Brief:
Or. g. 9. par tn a n, columbus, ..
9eebrter 9erri - ygesrusna
EausasIin babeH mid BON einem Der I6lim
fen Sdqe pom Ratarrb sebeiIt, an Der
irsen6 Scenario lie lit. Mein 9eioe"
I9wer, bab i9 baburd O.
meme 5bdtisIeii, bic zines G.
teurs, aufju3eben; iestbin'
fGnOig pObI."
Die gepObnIi9e 8ebo
Deri@afft nur brtIi6e
weroen ni9t eruGrtet
tbooe beIeitiet RatarrT
fen Ste it9 fem neue
baraus bieie efeIbaft
Die gssru.nd Reoict
peri9idt aui gerIanse
fret.
s. 81. Scott, Burt, &
$50 bin meinem S96
artiseH ReOiJin iebr bal
SstIuns s~efunoen babe.
Hebr obne ge-sru-nG in 8
@e-ru-na bat felt DIer5t
EIrirt. Gs rottet Gatarrb
aus unb erfilt bieieHigen,Det
nit neuer 2sbensfratt. &as
Sapisu es.
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o lInnnt Mdnns

Gs fart 7losli8 ON Z. 5ebruar 1900 9sss
Rlitl. SarmitaDt. Sie 9etroiauua fin6tt 6tutE
Souut1l. 016miitdQs nm ? lIbr, bonn lrortrs
bauic. Der g]1oIuuu0 itiues Sobnss, 0r. 2ilO.
Cf=9ioolts5trQB aus TAFT. G4-0
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Ol[ninc n. Nnipnri

Gg hlr6 am 8. T.bruar. 10 ilyL ylorqt15 HaA
ihw.r.m gsiocr Tslu 2luiHt o- 6dip1ri, VSii:!o-
pes p.rnor5sHsu gB:uilm Gligdri IN ibrtW a.
gt5cusidbrs. Ser Irau,rQo,t;s0icu't IIuott 0 5Gi"
Somtll. zen >. Stb,uar. 3lbmiita1s nm u1E'
iu jhr;r lrBitE Wobuggl, 8r. 100, SruIazeluf
llota inn. @ttroi1uH9 priodtim. lo5l
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Hphu Scutnictcr.

IS flyb AMI 8. I,6ruar Sobn etmHtt'r, 70 9a5r:
all. 7i. @,tyOjQurp i;nost btuiG SouHi1a.
3abmittdQs t3 ubr, DON ltinsr ltBi,u g~Soauuul.
I1rt=E tmsttrna matt. t15-bI
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@etterousfi9te Stir
WSnrpIanb unb ben 0iftritt Columbia
triiberes 8stter, frif4s aurbOfIi4s
MinbG
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Gmau> tho SarahsaSh. Ol~nnnw Nnn& 81 n1ftn%nr~ Iguaws uM SamhrShG
Gman nh Sarnna1S Str NClUUll UUu CulItutUlts iGnhw- m0 SGmbaaSh

Nsfh ~ 49,
Sra9t fir Baltimore bstdosn, d6:
ging, aber eine 8ef6Gbigrprg i6rel
S6rau6e erlitt, in 6ol9e DsfIen lie II
Sabal uuf ben 43oren anlegen mIBte
pirb pabrf6etnlt9 ult9 in bteIel
@ofs bsn8alttmorer 6afen errei4en:
beute Dor u4t 3u8en ging pas 6d6r.
5eug bon 5apal ab.
rGlifabetb Ridmers" uni
@iIGe6ao" bic 4z
ften.
Die .@tiIu6et6 Ridmers" 1T oel
brittle Oampfer fir Baltimore. Der.
Telbe berIieB Bremen am 27. Sunuar
nit 120 8uifugieren, uno am leBter
6reitag trut audi Der &uiiitenDampfes
r@iGebaO" nit 27O 9aKugisren bic
6a6rt na6 Baltimore an. 0teIe 6stz
ben 0ampfsr tperben b097t pa6rz
IGeinIi9 ungefG6r gu berIeIben 3eit
bier dnIangen, bu Der g0iQe6aD" BE-
Deutenb i9neuer fG6rt, ais bic SIT
iabeth Htdmers."
Rttfen mad @enuu.
M2it benz .QloDb"z9 ampfer rQuIer"
fu6rsn geItern bon Nepzgort no4 Sc
nua al: SRI. Marp 6roit, 5r. 4nbr.
Wt. Rsio uno Satin, Fri. g&inu @luz
bbs 3eib, 8. 8. Reib ur1b u. &eio bon
Baltimore unb lieutenant : Gpmmanz
Der %. $. 8eebler BON Der 8urbess
W&drIne.
Die 0ampferGinte mad
@eftnoten,
Sn elmer am 6reitug u6qebaltenen
@erIammIunq bes 0irettortumS Der
tiir3li9 gegriinbeten y@ef4SnOiu
SteamT6tp Co." in benz 8Ircuu bss
9rGIibenten 5rn. s. g. WiITon, Bal
timorss unb gufbert5StraBe tpuroe
bei3lofen, bic proiettirte 2inie 3piz
f6en Baltimore unD ben nelDen 8ez
ItBungsn Uncle Sums" in @efttnz
bten Iobalo ME m0gIi4 81 sr0ffnan.
3pei 8samte Der Gompdgnie befinbsn
Ii9 CUR 3eit in Sabdnd i'm SSntereFe
Der @eIeQf9aft. 0as &apttaI Der
@eIeai9aft betrGgt 100000. Dus
Oireftorium beftebt aus ben $50. So6n
6. SearIes bon Nepzgort, SenrD g.
Scott BON Wilmington, 9el., uno
Senrp q. 9arr, 0elfon 9erin, Soon
g.. 8iIFon, g. s.. Mc2drdn, Balter
9. 8roots, iun., Mnbrep .. Sones,
2LopO g. SadIon unb Ni6oIas g..
Bomb bon Baltimore.
8ergriff lid an ibrer
Oten It 6errtr II. - OaLa sSo6es,
cine Is Sabre olte glegarin, puroe Qez
tern Dom 9oliaeiri6ter Smith in Der
IiibpeItIifen Station UNI 81 uno So
ten geItraFt unb uuF 60 Sage nu9
benz 9efGngniB aeIanbt, neil iie ibre
9ienIt6errin Truu Maggie SaDLor,
Nr. IA, RorbzSarebitraBe tpo6nbuFt,
t6GtIi9 angegriffen bate. Della mar
als OienitmGb6en Bel 5rau Sablor
bef6Gftigt, b6rte isbo9 Mitte Der
@o6e auf, pes6ol6 Die 5rau Ii9 peiz
gerte, Della ben 2obn gu 5ablsn. 0u=
rob purbe biefe pngemiitbli4 unb
griff tbre 9ienit6errin t6Gtli9 an.
Der nSetrei9er z8unp
BON Baltimore" belt 9eItem in
Ieinem 8ereinslotal Hr. 218, Bart
Qbenue, cine fe6r gut befu9te Ser
Iammlurg ab. 8rGfibent Or. bon Sum
fiibrte in berIel6sn ben @orIiB uno Sez
tpetGr Serb. 8iutents bas 9rototou.
Na9 @rlebigung Der b~orlieQenben
9outtnegeI6dfte purben Spei reue
W}it9lieOer aufgenommen, tporuuF Der
8erein @or6sreitungen fir cine benz
nG6It gu be~ranitaItenbe 4~6snbunterz
baltung traf.
Ser 8dltimprer 3itberz
CLUB harmonic" pirb beute
cine 4benbunter6aItung, ber6unDen
nit tomif4en 8ortrGgen. in Der nMez
9anies' 9aas" bsrnnitaItsn.
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WfittI. UarometerR. 20 So 9ohf. EbtrnometerR. 40
WiittI. 1htrmometerH. SO 9iieorialer "a
Die b0hfe SdHegisFelt nes aEin6ss in elmer Stunos
betrua 10 DleileH pom 9torosH.
1a6aefriae Betfer-9le Eerperatur ess a,Gris
cen aaIes IS ubr abenos) Gui nahbeaaHutez Stds
uouen ipGr, mie fola.:
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n utdo[tdher 6erotsmu9

Inter Der 9aff beg
Ratarrbs bur6'S
2eben feu5eH Ju
mafen, lift Elm ses
wObnIi9e5 gOrs
fommnib. &ie beIs
.6enbaft AUD be-
Rampf fem m6ss :
Der RGtarrb trdst
d ben
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4IterQefsr.- Gin Older 2ono
fat 1850 QuaoratFuB.
9. 3. - 0ieFe tiinItliGsn @ier lie
gen BEN 8risftafsnmann Tapsr i'm
Mugen - troBOsm e feline gi6t.
g. g. - gaoen Sic :S6re 6iiBe
fleiBi9 in Iauparmsm DuFsr. Sraasn
Gle nur refine baltmpoQsne Striimbfe
unO 6eTtrsuen sic bic inneren 6pBIo6z
len 5ufpeiten nit 3anninpulDsr, unb
Der traut9aftc S4pe;B piro Ii8 Derz
lieren.
u. q. - 3as QotterieIpieI 1T fiers
3ulanbe bsr6otsn unb an oieIer Stsne
Die Ramen BON Qoos6dnbLern anos6en.
ge6t ni9t, am n%IernenigItsn Qeu!sn
gsgeHii6er, Bic fi4 anonbm an Die Re
oattipn Der0en.
0reDfus. - Die U&0gli4teit 1T
ri6t au5gef3Iofen, 0aB Der Mann,
perr sr Spetieteaner i'm 6otsl in
Opn6uuien getpeien 1T, our 3eit, als
&aiisr Mil6eIm in isuem 6otel abgez
ItieQsn mar, ben &aiier Bel 5tF8 FeIbT
bsOisnt Pat.
5. G., 8roott1n.- 8ofIenz
f6eer 1T boS Probutt Der trodnen0ez
fina!ion BON Steinto6le. MaR osz
mint ben Sheer in 2enttgasanItultsa
unb bsi Der Sole gere;tuag ols he
barproOutt. Sic tOnnen Ii9 Te.6f auf
bic 36:ergsninnung r;ft eiaIafeu;
oas srfOrOert cine gu compIi8irte N}az
ft;nerte.
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rfrp n.

@or fpenigen Sagen panOerte Satob
GraB, Elm T6pafFnnjger Pdtient c2s
6uTpitols in G~larf5burg, W.z81., Don
0ieiar Nnitalt fort. Ru6fOrI4ungsn
nab inn paren Big 5um6rsitag erIolgs
los, ais non i'm in einem M3uisz
S6ober nube RepnoIOsbiIe, 20U}aiIer
DON @lurtsburg entfernt, erfroren aufz
fanb. GraB mar nit me9reren ra!6en
6dmilien perpunot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
%rrlnnat.- Transn nrtO gtaOnsn

6dnoe erhtr Rldfc ouId0bsm iur f:irt auuons
W;ftH. 9a63uirlgtH IN Hr. 2lI, ylcyo- RlNsSir,
l36-0
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01
Mr. Mitehell.. Tame wrde,t

The OddeSt pet ever heard Of 1
ably may he found ~ tiallatn i
1t is a wildcat, owned 10y Charb.
chell, n clerk for John Fry. Ihl
NAL was captured in Cumbe|
Mountains and brought to GalhT|
some deer hunters not long sine
is not fully grown but is quite |
for its age. being about I feel
21 inches high and weighing
pounds. Mr.. Mitchell has Succs1
IN demonstrating this vicious aE
and values him very highly as
The house eats and dogs stand ID
feet awe of the newcomer al3
1t never shows fightunlcsSantas
The wildcat SambolS about the
in a frOlfcSOme way and is quite
of Mr.. Mitchell. II spends n
part of the time i'm the house lYg1
fore the fire. but readily 0beyS
ordered out of the room ATTN
the cat has house built to orS
has been permitted To- remain
MitchelfS bedroom during th'
spell. remaining in "a corner
room all night and never making
disturbance.
The cat is a great deal more
than the domeStir cats, and
jumping from limb ro limb o.
trees. from the hOU>ctop 20 the y
etc. II has a peculiarly "a
voice which can be- heard .Tei'
tance. IL was apt iu learning
tricks which It's owner taught =
other strange thing about l0S
that ID has n0 inclination %
arOund-One Of thr perulIlrilr'
wildcat-and j. newer seen oll
yard only when following AfAH
which is often The "a~r
This IS the ou'e instance :
where q wildcat ha~ been Ia.8r,
Mr.. Mitchell is very proHd %
achievement.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01
Iinunr.1,rinELns lhiIllrsa

Bonn on the Rhine has hetl I.
eating the liGuordriDs.ng Aa,hs.. 81.
small school children Out Of - -.
dren. seven or eight wears OIL y, p,
the primary schools. there Wa :"
who had not tasted beer or We, -
but a quarter Of them Had ~. .s
brandy. Beer or wine was 'lu'l n
ularly every day br - per- cea- ..,isl
children. while : pier cent ID,
more girls than boys receI'fu l.a,g
glass of cognar from tAriT P'..-
make them StrDn- ".l ]" ~
would not drink because "
no taste.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01
~ IInhsUn.

Don Lorenzo I""r-. l"' n
poser. is more >r1r...Er .'- 20,
Hobson. Milan wont villa ). ogq .r.1
after the performaa. ~. ", o5rrs
rectiOn of Lazarus ~ 'A' r,fasi
SAINT Ambro4io aal ''. I ID.
in describin2 tho scene .ts,a
number Of I3dlrS o.. I-' -..s,
made q rush ar Ps
kissed him. ,I#.- -. lasrs
declares 10 be- fai.' aa. .' in. ID
his dignity - p.i->. y. ,5s d
fore. brought sait against "
bardia for lhel.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01
PuooY'S WAIT F65
A"A0f'd' Of Other Vessel, A..
She Needed Thu ~ = A''f's

-, scS4ela
| She Needed Them a. s''''"
An instance Of ram..' '0'
displayed by a cat IN r-asSabls naa N
tine oil tank steamer = . ggonnecdo1
now the prevailing toniay niayoaue i
non among officials p,g pe Of cOaa|
nc House Bes and the employee, ~ The a
tic Refining Companyy y'e5 !, Of tAel
story and is youcbaJ II is
or the Bayonnp. fbo iof by The l
and all others bavinoO BOARDING Os|
vessel. 'Ns 70 DO wis
When the Bavoppa
phia some weeks ago G'S !, :. At Phll
ordinary black and wbi,a Aaa pe|
Il[tnplaGe 91nI 1,7, was far beyopdp dplssE,E lS
Won Hugo and had bad a alae,,, present o d
On several Voyages ''oulpalied /
While the bic oiI to.,
-. ts I.s cargo at Point Rro.. s@
horror of the captain ,n3 p'teze, %
nation alton Of The steward 'ne 9O
charged with its kepnino who
disappeared the day '' ar,". ue "a
70 the snip four bcautifnI si.. pEese'
organized parties searched % 9'gea' y
Iroih stem 10 stern and tbo,a ops
plOred the streets and n.E ,EuO'Oasl
the oil works. but an ,'' Ia : !, a
Pussy was gone. and with ru'l ll
Capt. Won Hugo was oblina5e ,u,el
sail without his old romnanio,
Two days after the Raron.
prOdigal returned. Rup1inn
the wharf. il cast anyiouS Ivy %
the big bark Strrnberk. which %
cupled the pier formerly boi, =
Bayonne. Visiting in Surras,i',
ship in the vicinity. the ipx,irs.
cat forbade il boarding ,nr
and. finally, giving M in do.,,
east its lot in the watcbbov aty =, W.
man Manly. seemingly raoon."
the fact thai il must await tba
ance of the absent oil shin Dr,i
six weeks in which the Rsvonn-
on its voyage 10 Savopia It.lv
ty other steamers came in q16
was carefully inspected in turn h
abandoned tabby. Strange IN
survey from a distance seemed ;
lSfy the cat. II was ohviouS n,
former home was not rpcognizaJ
At last the Bayonnp returned
then was manifest an unparalbls
hibitiOn of animal instinct WIS.,
oil ship was Still far down tbevl
pussy took her position on tbp n
the wharf, showing by a thousan
tics that the 0ncoming craft w,N
one so anXiOuSly awaited for "a
weeks. Unnecessary 10 say ppS
that the recognition was mutrsl
Capt. Won Hugo ON the bridge a
big black dog barking on tbs
deck, and there was no need n
the absence of au enthusiasts
come. To cap the climax Wba
was yet twelve feet fnu
pier the eats impatiencp reaebs
limit. With one flying leap II
the intervening space. and. 10 hp
prise Of the crew. ran directly
place where her Kittens wprp iaT
IlOmiciled. The latter were ii
board. and in a few moments as
Dy family was again united
Captain Won Hugo will now "A
picture painted Of his celebrates
will ornament his private
N. and on his return home wl
he strangest of tales 10 relate
'amily and friends concerning
instinct of puSSy
las already become well known
lOme port.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01

WI 10
like the weather:
Because it is changeable. The
Justice that is meted out to the
white man not given to the negro.
There is but little hope for the
negro in the South.
The BEE editor is not looking
for an office and neither does nc
want one.
Unhappy is the man who hangs
on official fsyors.
Abolish the office of justice Of
the peace.
II is better that they are abolished
All Offices in the District OF CO.
lumbia should be filled by election.
The negro vote will divide
IN 1900.
Our new leadership is made out
OF that which cannot be seen.
In union there is strength.
K. NJ. Hewlett is the most manly
negro attorney before the District
bar.
BE is not the man to cater for
favors.
IL there was more manhood in
negro attorneys they would sue
ceed better.
Be truthful, it will pay always.
There is too much treachery
among certain negroes to succeed.
This world was not made for the
white man alone.
1t is not we'll to tell all you know.
Be careful ot what you say and
to whom you say it.
Don't be too hssty in coming to
a conclusion.
The Maryland politicians have
not been cared for as yet.
Will the negro vote ever become
a factor in American body polite?
Be what you say you are and
nothing more.
Deception is sooner or later
detected.
An honest man is a truthful man.
You should do nothing that is
distasteful to good society.
1t is not the person who grins in |
your face, that should be regarded |
as your friend.
Don't place too much confidence
in the person who pretends friend
ship.
BE honest with your fellow man.
The best policy is when you can
not do thing say so.
1t will never effect you to be
truthful.
Don't be alarmed at every little
noise.
The try daily has been struggling
hard since its publication.
1t came out one day and has been
trying hard ever since to make it's
daily.
Can any one tell the difference
between the old school and new
school of politicians?
Well ont of the great number of
officers appointed in the army not
one negro was appointed.
What has become of the repeal
Of the civil service law?
Don't forget how the negroes
fought on San Juan Hill.
General Miles thinks we'll of the
negro soldiers.
And yet not negro officer has
,een appointed in the regular army.
The man who speaks the truth is
he man TO trust.
Don't be too impetuous in yonr
The man who thinks he knows
all is generally affected with the \
ig head.
There was tyranny in the schools
n the part of certain school officers. -
There are some school officials i
DO much on the old woman order,
The day viii soon c1me when all y
i'll be placed on level. v
1t is not the wise man who
axes a fool of himself.