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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
Sic amrrifumii6en @iaiunarinnen.

ltsbar bic 5sirut6 unb ba5 SAM
IisnIeben in Der DeIt Der amertfantz
T6en MiQionGrs itrei6t 8. be Norz
bins in Dem nsueiten 6eft Der ,Repue
Oes Rspues": Bon ben fa6elbaFten
Summer, bic BEL ben 6~etdnnten Der
b~eirat6unqer Der Mtliondr sS06ter
nit WitgIiebern aItabeliger europdi@
ifsr fSamiltsn in @eitaIt bon Mitgift
naG Dem oltsn europa nit 6iniiber
gsnanOsrt limb, Fat 6rantrei9 sttpa
bic 9Glfte erhalten. 6rantrei9 6Glt
audi 6is6er Den Rscoro Der gr0Bten
Mitgift: nit ben 90 MiQioren Mart
Der GomteFs Be 9aItelIdre, ge5. @ouIb.
g6sr Damn Folqt bic engIiI6e 4riItoz
fratie nit ben Qr0Ben 3iffern: 5rau
Wari6aq 8. 4pberts bra6te ibren
9ema9l RaLp6 8:bian so Miqionsn,
MiB @onIusIo 8unoer6ilt Dem 6er3og
BON Warlboroueb 40 Milionsn MIarf
nit in Die @be. 8pn elmer WiGioz
ndrstofter, bic stren iungen @uropGtr
I'M tetner gttltigen 8eoeutung tptQen
o0er aug 2ie6e Qebeirutbet bate. fin
BET Norpins inbefTen tein 9eiIpiel.
6lr lie tommt es rur barduf an, Our9
eiHsn Mdnn nit bo6am 5itel cine
Steaung in Der 8elt gu ero6ern. @ber
geI6isbt es. bah Elm tei6sr Qmeritdz
her eine iolds unintareIant: nroman>
tide" @9e ein9e6t. ba5u absr gepObnz
LID nit elmer Dame BON S6eater ODER
pom Cirrus. Dis bas @elO Der dueiz
nige 6attor 1T. Der @intritt in bas
3e!A Der umeritantf6sn Miqiondre
DerTdafFt, 3eiqt bic @eI9i4te bes
6rduleins Q645Ong. Sbr Batter NAM
oerte dls &uti DOR bielen Sa6ren in
5onolulu elm. ST bate @lit; Dor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

aud, niGts Nnbsrts, uls Spdnnur9en
IND 8etpeguneen oieIeS rbimmIIl1en
g."
urb nun fs6sn mir Die QrbeIt bss
robsrnen SorIfers in i9rtm 9dn3en
fponnun9sbouen Rei5. @r rimmt Elm
llnii6i6arss uab 6rin9t es unter slnen
unm0gI;6en Druid. U1it 9iiffe bss
5~bermonsters bere6net er Die 8sz
TdpinOigtait Der unenbli6en tieinfon
5f.iIe, Der Mpffii!e, Die pieoerum
0;eQstf! nur cine 6ttbipn ron gele9r@
ten &0p7en III. l1no aug pieIer Som
petition bon l1nfft6arem, rnmD9ltz
hsn unO Ni6terifirenbem 3ie6t er
D:n SdluB auf Den Snbalt Der fernsn
unsnoDi6teiten un{eres lniperIums.
0iss erinnert Ie66aft an S6iGer'S
Die @r0Be Der 0eIt::"
rQr3uFsuern ben 5llg neiter 5umRei4
beg Ni6ts,
Sttur' i6 mu!6ig fort, ns6me ben6fug
oes Gt9as.
Ne6iid)t trii6er
6immel an mir borii6er,
WelfTrTtsme, 5lpt6sn i'm Bad,
Struoeln Dem Sonnennunberer ndh.
Gis6', ben sirIanen 9Fao panoslt Elm
9ilger mir
RaI6 ertgegen - n5ult an, Woler,
mas Iu6It ou bier?"
Sum 8eitaOe
Ssiner 0elt me:ne 8FaDe!
@eg(e fin, mo fein Saudi me6r peft,
l1no Der W1artItsin Der Sd0pFung
Itsbt!"
Qeo @j(bert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
sie GrI6idtr riurs 9runOiamuntrn.

DIS nod Der 8ooen bes 8aldites gu
Sspaban BON benz 8luts bss 9tmoros@
ten Sddb Naoir Q74O feu6t p1r,
ItiirmEen bic rpiloen Rrie9sr Der Qfgbaz
n.n our9 bic Sdle, un 8eute aqer Dirt
in Die 3ottigen Run3en gu Iteden, mel
DE- ii6er f6ren braunen S6ultern bin
qen. Wd6reno Des Sumultes befanO
Ft gu Sspuban 8regOr S6afrds, Elm
urmeniI6sr 6unpelsmdnn, Der in
8ufIora nBaarentager batte Ii. an
gemein Der yMiIiondr" genunnt paro.
Q6erbS bsru6iqte It9 Die Grregung Ell
nigermaBen. Die @mpDrung bate 9ez
iiegt, uno Die 6e(osn f"eterten i9ren 5rtz
umpb beim 9eIags. Shafras ging in
zines Der gr0Bten "pFfereH 2otole, tpo
SGn3erinnen unb 8outler Dor Oen Ga
fen ibre Spiele trteban. Nd9oem er
cine 3eit lang 6ier geieiien, fam zines
Der Mtdo6en duF ben FrenOen gu uno
bot i6m Das Sdmbourin, bdmit CT, ME
eS 9rau9 mar, elm @egbItiit Darallf lez
gen ipue. StuFra8 batte DEN 8eutel
ge3ogen, Qbsr als er Der Sdn3erin Qrm
bstro6tete, belt sr betrpffen oenIelben
felt. Gr getpo6rte, an 0as Qrmbano
mittslIt zines I6arFea Drabtes 6sfez
itigt, einep unge6euren 0tdmdnten.
S6aTra5 mar &erp:r, Gr puBte au
ben erftsn Bid, baB bic 9dn3erin Elm
rie7iqes 8erm0gen an i6rem Nrmrsifen
truq, unO ertdnnte ben Steit iofort
ais zines Der beiben unI9dBbaren Suz
pelen. tpel6e bic Seitenle6nsn Des
S6rones 0es ermorbeten S4dbs ge3iert
batten. 0as cine oieIer SufpsIen bieB
MebuIenboupt, bas anOere Monoberg.
QeBteres gIoubte S9afras Dor Iih gu
Ie6en. Gr T3er3te nit Der 9Gn3erin.
y@as BAIT Ou fir 9lastiigsl9sn an
Dem 8sifen?" frugte er. nSafap CAB
Iie mir Dor elmer Stunbe. gr 6at Ie
er6eutet." ,Sm 9aIo5t Des SGob?"
fragile Der Nrmsnier. nS9 peiB IS
ni6t. gr CAB min audi nod 6unte
Stiidfsn." Bel 0ieIen @orten 8pg bas
W1Gofsn cine SanO BON Ger t0Itli61ten
Steine aus Dem GspanOe. S9afras
i%taunte, offenbar bate Der Solpat Die
Supslen 6eim Sturme ouf ben PaluF
enipenoet. Der Nrmenier IieB ben
&rieger gu ii9 beIGetoen. Gr fam unD
bradte Die Steine. Den Prets, ben er
EOrberte. mar ui4t 9o4, aLlsin S9af>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
Sic muttmaBli9e G~ntorfnng brs
Nimt1thers.


Ser II. MGr3 oe5 SabreS 1897
fam m0glifer WstIe fir bic DiTene
f6aft, ME fir Die SnOuitrie unD Oas
llutuq5le6en pun qrDBter 8ioeutung
tperoen, tpern iih bic G%ntoedurg De5
umerifuniiden 96DItters G6arle5 +.
8ruI6 beItdtigt. Denn jemaIs OH Elm
reues @lement in Der beIGepoeniten
WeiIe bic fii9nItsn Soffnungsn ge=
fniipft tporoen Iin0, 10 geI3ab ss Dur6
ben e6en GrlpGbnten in Der Ndturfors
f6sr : 8erIammlung gu Bolton. Sc
if ia betunnt, baB bic @lettrtter nit
beIonberem gifer Die Iuft!eeren RGume
bur9forffsn. gu b;el len ,3pede bsrz
fpenoen liz 9o9le 9last0rpsr, aus De-
men bic 2uft entfernt tporoen lit, pDer
bic nit peroiinnten @dien geFiiQt fperz
ben. ,2uftleere" lit natirl;6 Elm mill
fiirli6er Qusbrud. Gr lpirOe 10 bel
bepeuten ME .Nt9ts"! uno Elm
g1i6ts giebt IS fir uns Ster6li&e
ebenTo tpsnig, ME unenbli9teitsn uno
Epigfeiten. Dus ng(i6ts" p0er Die
complete 2uftleere pdre un3petFeIbaft
di6tz unb tpdrmeIos, bic Q~n3ieGungss
FRAT Der @ros f0nrte ni9t binbur9@
tpirten, uno fet6It Die 30ntgenitrablen,
bic TO mandsn &Drper Dur9leu6ten,
miifen bier etnfa9 Sllt MAIDEN. DEM
has lit 10 isl6ItoeritGnOli6: mo niGt
einmal cine ahnung bon Materie lit,
bu Feblt Der 5rGoer fir oGe Die mum
ber6aren 8etpequn9s : GrIGRtnungsn,
bic mir fir 2i6ttra6ten poer @rdDiz
~tation, Wdrme cher Ma9netismus be-
11enre1.
Der abIolut leere Haum mare bic
S6par5e iSinfterniB, bus Ni9tgeI9es
ben. bic md4tigite gri4einung, an Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

Srat nRraft an Is. Sauus, 1899.
9uaf ptrlaTtu Die piLtssS]ts:iol. ipt fo.si:
'43a Dorm. eha:l5ugr Gcugtlini'. y. & rs
Pabn uuo BEN 5iFc". a~usgtuomgasE S0EutaGs.
.. q =edsr mo EDaEB;7stuTg, WcrtirssasI
7 gE' BON. gorl 3. L S.saiSiEoa. sarg,ltr.,
ttliA DON GmorusGyOpt, GaJll!lt uug q. & -
9ubU.
ia, Gmmitsbrtg uHn q. & @. =8abn BIZ ss.s
u~auo0d5.
$50 90rra--U'om. ao4 uHior.srloq, uns a.,
uUptr.
u0.I7 gorm.-aHOH. mad uaion.griOas. Ga,s
@cftDsburg.
i2.95 Ra6m.-Gttrm. noE GmDrps@ross.
s2Aj N~cbm.-atom. Ea6 unioHsbribGe.
1882 9adm.-Stp. mad HtP=Vort uGb g. 4 es
Giriton.
400 Rodm.-Qilommphltiou na6 dlefa.
4.0o ~Godm.-6IprtB na@ YuntttR on Der SaE2:s
gtHiti lsrntr Gttotridi Sumitsbure, etjgy:Uss
burg uub y. & u. sgabu.
.5.l6 Room. - dif0m. na5 Emoro=8ross.
tG.l0 H~ttnDs-aiiom. mad llEicrs9ribet.
YO.j1 ~nbs-@ti nab Fmprp=GrrUt.
HIPS gbtnes-ditoE. RAD Gmern=@reUt.
'Ii!iib. !Saalib. aus0euomalsu Gorutaas.
?Wur Sonutaas.
Sjuet' uHe 9tpdds@ursau Qr. III, CasPaltis
m5r:=Strass.
8u9s baltti al Unions, 9tuuiolDanta sTbt:a;s,
Gn.tsHs. @albteois (gtortbsqp,nptl StGticrtE.
I. w. 9OOb, Sen. s@si9Giis iibrtr.
q. .. @rispete, Sen. sQaf =glStnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

ras Fiir6tete ben Nntauf. @r idI5te
Dor, DAB er Ii9 nit Ieitem 8ruDer be-
rdt6en mile. Der Qf6gane lieB bic
Steine in bes &aufmdnnes 9dnoen,
oina = uno fam ni6f rpieoer. 8ielz
lei6t fiir6tete er ben 8errafb Ds5 Or
menters. ShaFras lab Tt6 ulIo I'M
8eTiB Der Steine. uno Der unI 6GB6ars
,Monb6erg" mar ihm 3ugsfaQsn. ST
fe6rte nab 8afora 3uriid uno berie.b
nit Ieinen 8riibern, mas gu t6un lei.
Die 8riibsr tdmen Therein, Das Sc
6eimniB gu 6spabren. Sin 8eroa4t,
un0 fie tpdrsn als p~erIoren. 3p0lf
Sabre lang parteten lie, bepor 8regor
cine ReiTe nda @mferoam unternabm.
Sier leqte er bic @oel7teine, ouruntsr
ben nMonoberg," gum @ertaufe aus.
8ritiI6e uno ruIIiF6e 4genten fanoen
Ti6 elm. OaS 9etersburger 8a6inet
Torberte S4afrds auf, nab RuBlano
gu fommen, po6et ibm bic Reiie per=
1iitet perben follte. 0ur9 8rsgor
Srloff Duroe oas 8ei6GFt 9ema4t,
uno Der 4rmenisr iiberlieB Den Stein
fir bas @osIsoiplom uno 100000 Ruz
6el. Geit jener 3eit prangt Der DID
munt oes S6ab 0aoir i'm S5epter Des
ruiii!dsn Sdiiers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
Sonnta9, Den IL. Scbrunr 1899.
GOttprielIe
SDnntagSs Setradtuug.

Sn Den, 60beren 3speden gefpjbmez
ten 3eitifriften miro CUR 3eit Die sei=
ftige Grnote oes lsBLen Sa1res beIprp=
6fn, Die augenTfsinli9 Iebr gering
tpor. Nun, INNER qe6Ps nt9t; es
9iebt auf Dem Wartts Der 8eiIts8proz
butte, rpie be!'m &ter6au, audi magere
Sabre.
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- altimpre- Sbip- Su6n
~O Frat III araft am 10. 9e,. Isgs

P0b Gbi,aap uuO DEM 0oroitfta INT. Nr5-,,
etotiou. 1904 90rmittaQs, 6i2 Nblubs idlIrA
6amorus Statior, 1912, 1925 9ormittaGs mo 7p
9o6 Cincinnati. St. 9ouis uu0 Soui oiG, F. Wt.
9obcE Station. 2.26 3a6mittdgs uuo ~l0.flajWos.
tiolih Gamocuz S%tdtiou. 1925 Sormltto9s. %
Rdbmittaqs uu0 1875 Nbcups.
Rad QiftsburQ unO 6ltUtldHo VII. 8op1ls
Station. 1901 gormitidGs, t0oli0, ~ attHos
dusQenommcU SoautaQs. HaHotH5@tatto' INl3
Qormittlgs uHo 80 Hbtnos, teQll@.
ga6 Columbus, SoltOo uno 2cirau gi &.'
lsStotiOu, l04l Nbcros. Gl"Wo'nsSn'ioh' NOD
Nbtuos.
Wad ~Vdp=Crlcaus. Wtmpbis, @irmir9b1m,
Chattanooga. Rnorcinc, @riitol uHo &oaHo'', gt
R~ora,=Staiioa, G.2 %btr9s !l9lib. N1mo.h=~ia
ION. ZOO Hbca0s :ill.b. Sa!dIs2Saa5eH5 '2'
G@dih.uQtou.
Ta6 gurdD M.. GoDalsS ration, 90 g'ohm,
taGlib. GarHocrsS Citation, ,. i0Rd5mittd0s, io3H1.
9indi 9&nibin1tpn.
9i'. RopalsS ta'jou, uug9c6tutagss, goo, tI0I,
TO-, rs.5n rlooiGcrmittaC5. rl2.4l, RIO, r{ab.
TI.Vb HadmlitCgs. T6i2, rae, 1875, Elo-tI
Hbsuo5. SoHuiuG5, 1901. 1850. rl00+ Scrui:s
iagS' {I233, TO, 1885 yiahmj.:c9S, Tbf2, ~
NIB rl0.Il TbtuOs.
Camden : Station. an g1oarusaocu. 500, r6l1.
roo. b@5, rI.2o rS.Ub. SIS. roo. rl0.l2 rl0.2I
Sormltiaqs, l2.l5. rl2..p. r2io. 80 lr3tl 81
gln.L ri.l5. r5l5 t5 YliEuttul 30, r6.00, OLE.
LOO, rn3O. rI.jS, OLD, rg. 3d. ROSS, 1l.30 H5as.
Sonntdgs, r6.25, G.35, S.Gl, rl0l. HOLE. r!02j
@ormi'toQs, rl.O0, los, r24o. 34l az Dliuutenl,
90 NodmtttoG5, Gls, roo, g7.5o, Ql5, -. 10,
Cl0.j5, ll3O Ibtuos.
RAD annapolis, MT. Woral Station. l7o5,
$50 SOrm., ll2.4l GldN. COmOtHzStatlou. 20
Surm. uHo go Rubm. Nm Souuilaru, 500 gor4
utI!:dgs uHr so giuhWittGc5.
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Nene Mnseigeu.

q. q. gOltbans 5 SsIttsat: Il i? a gSjiss;. o. e:
Be6mitb:S banSGcr. 6 umpannic,
tablitauteH BON bOdsraoiatH
IaTl1sns Itno Giirnbabn 9afen.
Sabrtf: 19~3-2O3:GnH.tts I'll tras,, gu,nu, B urS
242-24S gerlahtsstras.. gieuart, y. s.
RtpSgorftr Bureau: 62I Srparmap,
Sablez5tbduoe.
ale Brittle nab s~uftrdse b,Ii.b, man an bas 9ltius
DoIter Sureau 81 isHosn. (S7,&d.gSo, So,lS
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pSDDnl Sluc Sine'
nad Nbilaoelphla Mne Nerp Mort.

Gls 3iac ptrOcu nil 4inti6=Gi6t bcllabt,!.
serial en- Y m c Il Stot:OW
tSerIahtu Mt. Naturalization ( YiiuutcU ipa,;g)
Rad Ntus9ort, Bolton uuo Dem Gttl, al @cs
bentoqcu. G.5jSp eiits 2SdQeoUl, $50, O~o.5DSpsiits
%9SaqgoHl 9Urmttta9s, l2.j7, G.5 Spcl1t=9No9gouI,
By, 600 Spcle : 9G0goul ~R0bmItio1s, ~"
Hbcnos O.l5 Hudts, Sblai=29dGQon bon Vtt. Go=
paI=StotiCn, oiitH fir Qafaaitrs nm 1000 Hbosl.
Sonnio9s, G.ij, go SpciisslSa0g ~ 9ormltia05,
l2.ln SptuCs2cOpGoHl 3.49, 600 0ptTt=gSu00cW
3abmittaGs, 900 Abenps, Q.lj f.dtts. S1la'z
SG9gCW pou Mt. Manifestation, often iuC 0an1z
0itre UNI 100 gbsuOsl.
Rad gU1tdlu, 600 NbcuoS.
Tao Htlantic=Gjtt, 1910 Born, i2.51, 2lj uno
3.N Hd6mittaQs.
Rad philadelphia, ggjImiuQtou mi Gbtittr. all
NSobtntOgW, Gj5 Spciics9Hoggcul $50, lln1h,
pail Hur ba 2SilmIHgton, Sptnts9SGgI TOM SOru..
l2.5G els SptitsgSugGoH bait nir tl 8tlnlr9s
TOM 3.49, 600 Spciic : l9dqgoul Albmltid0s,
600 NbGUo5, lis Jiahts. S~OuutuQs, G.55 II. go
S9eIic g9aGooUl 9ormittuGs, els Sptic &aG=
CON- 349, 600 SptIlt : gSd1gon) Adtmltto95,
300 Tbcuos, lis Ru6ts.
Nub Sotdl=GtatiCUeu all Der Yhuloclpbltr SIriz
ION, on 9ubcutdQtu, 800 Yormittd0s. 800, j5
9o3mittags. S~onutag@, $50 9ormitta9s II. 5oj
NatmittaV5.
3iGt p"trIaiicu Camden StltiOn.
Gd6 6rtOtrid, 40 S0rmittaQs, l.20, 4.30 uUo
80 Rdbmittaus. Iu SOuutdgtu, 9.3j YoImittags
Na8 @in5sfsT, 800, 1925 @ormitiags uuo
Na3 9a0,rstOi0n, uoI2gormittoos, HIS. g.D
Hu5mjttoOs.
Nu@ Mt. NiyO uuo 3pii6tntatjon,u, AT ggohtus
taQsn, 40 @ormlitaQs. l.3p. 4.30, 30 Jltm.t=
tags. $50, lilo NbcuOs. SOuUtaQs, 935 9orwr,
80 NadmittaQs, go uuo lilo %btuDs.
BAD Guicctts6jtD, an @ObcutugcU, Gao, 80,
HOO &ormittaQs, l.3o, 80. 40 so Noamri
TAGS, G.aO, lilo Nbtnos. SountaGs 93j Born,
$50 HabmittaQs, $50 uno lilo Ibtnb5.
gtob Curtis @oO, on g9obtutoGtu. CPS 9crm.
Slice %ocrluTcu Curtis @OD al @oheutogtu nm
sos YuhmittdQs.
!aUsgtuommtu Souutaos. 2Nur Souuta13.
@ldglj9. 7 grrrsg= 3uq.
gcpdd iuirO ubqCbOlt urO mi, Gbtds Utri'b,u DON
0otcIs uUo gGobRuU0cn Ourb bic Union 6rangirr
On . nmi MrrLannam in h.m -----M---amr
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9eutide SneenO nno id0ne eiteratnr.

SCHIIuIt NHSthu uhO lWOHV St1IlulHl'
IN BEN Hu6ldIie @manu:l SET
EeP5 BAT ii8, ME r;s .QGougo9. RE
form" mitt6eiIt, fo.ggnOer Shiitsr>
8rief 9eflroen: r9rn. 0i6.sr @m1z
nueI 8:i6aI, bier, &uf6erg, Nr. rs.
Qii5sd, ban II. 5a5ruar 1882. Sof@
uee6rtar 6err @ti5tl. Dir 6absn f:uz
te SIR 8aD;ft .6riifling8aofFrln3"
gu Groe gsI2rnt. Dor 8 Sagsa ba5sn
5 na6i:Bsn miiTsr, neil Iie'5 ni6t
tcnnFen, uno f,ute fu6er 3p;G mas
nit benz Stod betomm:n, neil lies
nod ni4t fpnnten. Oordn ba5sa sic
po6:: r:ft gdou4t, ols Sis Dl8 s.
otft mattin? sic Tino rod elmer
bon ben tur3en 0iG!;rr, Sfiqsr 1T
am lGngiten, Der 1T a6er in Der srEeu
&laTe. 9ir Qa6rsr idgt, Oa8 8eo:ht
iG; {efr ff0n; es gt6t a6er 10 pisle
I60ne @eci6te, uno mir mii1en lie
ale .ernen. Wir m04tsn sic oarum
bitten, mafsn sic niht roh m:6r8:z
bi6ta. 8rts8s gi6t ea INNER meEr.
unIo mir miiTsn bic S6luften lex
men. @eograpt:e 1T befsr, oa farm
man INNER maj na6 Der &arte Ief:n;
uber bic 8aoi6ts uro bic S9laften
iino am i6iimmItsn. ltno bunn fat
isber Oifter ola9 nod cine 8~iogrQps:e
nit 9e6urtsia6r urIo 3ooesjabr; 6si
Ssybnsn 6ruuhea mir nod tsin Spoesz
ia6r gu Isrnen. Dir piinTdsn S6r:a
Elm rs9t lun3es 2e6sn! 6o9aftungsz
poQ uro i'm Guftrl9s Carl 8ednaan,
ST.. 2, @Obnurg @r0psigru5e Nr.27."
tGtnaeiaEot.)
vStimmnngssyieO9eu."
,8el9' prd6tigeS 8interpetter"-
6aIbfuB bod liegt Der S9nes.
nSungz8altimore" fdGrt GhlitEen,
Subilireno, bQrrdb.
Die 8angen ger0t9et
SIN @ifer Der Cult,
0a5 4uge 8liidtrdb!ent.
Der I~eItenen 6reuoe 6spuBt.
8eoenfe beg 6eimat6o0rF6ens
SIN I6immernoen Winterfleio,-
. 9eimatb! Slid unb Su9sno,
Bie Iie9t tbr beut' 10 nett.
Martbd Stetn.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-05
IT is GOOD AS CLOSED.
Absorption of Worcester &
Marlboro BY the
Combine.

The Worcester and Marlboro Street
railway is in the hands of the manipu-
lators. The deal, including its absorp-
ton by the combine, is as good as
closed.
Such is the opinion of financiers and
stockholders. The statement of facts in
yesterdays Spy came as a revelation
even to men who believed they knew
the condition and affairs of the road.
The fact that the directors of the road.
on financial statement embracing but
five months and emitting the month of
July, which is the banner earning
month of the year, voted Tuesday to
pay no dividend, came as a genuine
surprise to stockholders. They have
received no notice, although the dat
for the customary dividend was Tues
day, and the meeting of the directors
was held in Boston, July 25
Since the expiration of the first half
year after the road began operations,
the road has always paid 6 per cent
dividends. The road has been consld-
cred one of the best street railway
investments in New England. The ma
nipulatorS have come to the conclusion
that the road is held in too high es-
TEEN. They have taken the easiest and
surest method of bearing the stock.
The mere fact that no dividend is de-
clared means, in and of itself, little
or nothing. but coupled with all the
circumstances, means the unmaskng
Of a plan that involves the destiny O.
the entire system of electric railways
from Worcester to Boston.
Brokers say, too, that there has been
considerable trading in small holdings
of Worcester and Marlboro stock dur
ing the past half year. That the SIC,
100000 syndicate of railway manipula-
tors have a heavy hand on the Wor-
cester and Marlboro railway, is the
opinion of local stockholders generally
Whether or not the scope of the deal
includes the absorption of the Subur-
ban road, is known only by the in
siders.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-05
EXCITING RUNAWAYs.
Tow delivery Horses Enliven the Morn
ing on Pleasant Street.

Two exciting runaways oocasioned a
ripple of excitement on Pleasant street,
near Crown, yesterday forenoon. A
horse attached to one of Armington's
grocery teams became frightened and
ran wildly down Crown street into
Pleasant street, and collided with the
milk team of C. S. Thayer, and start
ed the horse on the latter team. Both
horses dashed madly down Pleasant
street and everybody got out of their
course. Thayer's horse made for Crown
street, delivering milk all over the
street. When the horse endeavored to
turn into Crown street he slipped on
the car tracks and was caught before
he could arise Armingtons horse, in
the meantime, had been improving all
it's opportunities and was doing all in
its power to make a wreck of the de-
livery wagon. The horse ran directly
on the back piazza of Mrs. Frank Rich
ardson's house at Crown street,
where he freed himself from the wagon
and jumped into the yard of John E.
Day, where he was captured.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-05
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
John Lally's Life Spared
Through the Vigilance
of Police.

John Lally made an unsuccessful at
tempt to commit suicide yesterday af-
ternoon by hanging in a cell at the
central police station. He was cut
down just in the nick of time by Of
ficers Michael j. Foley and Thomas F.
Matthews, who were attracted to the
cell by the mans struggles.
He made the end of his suspenders
fast about his throat and tied the other
end to the crosspiece of the cell door.
How long he had been hanging is not
known by the officers, but they got
their first intimation of any trouble by
his labored breathing and the noises
he made as though he was vomiting.
They found him suspended in mid air
and gasping vainly for breath.
They cut him down Immediately and
notified Sergt. George H. Hill Of the
attempted suicide and the sergeant
placed him in irons and removed all
the clothing that would be likely to af
ford him material to attempt a repe-
tition of his act. Later in the day he
became violent again and shouted
loudly.
Lally was closely watched after his
attempt at suicide and was later ex-
amined by City Physician w. 7. Clark,
who pronounced him sane but on the
verge of delirium tremens. Lally is
about so years of age and never drank
anything until recently.
He has been arrested a number of
times during the past year and when
he was put into the cell he asked Sergt.
Hill what would be done to him this
time, and the sergeant said that he
would probably get year. This prey
ed upon his mind and he said that he
would not serve a sentence. He evil
IDENTIFY intended not to and would pro-
badly have succeeded in his threat had
the officers been less vlgilant.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-05
ATTACHMENTS.

The following attachments We're re-
corded yesterday:
Albert w. Tyler ct al, AthoI. VS.. Luz
Glen Lord, Athol, an action Of contract
with ad damnum $500. Writ served by
Deputy Sheriff r. L. Doane and re-
turnable in the first district court.
Gardner, Aug rs.
Mary M. Walker, Upton, VS. James
W. Ingerson, Upton, an action Of con-
tract, with ad damnum S400. Writ
served by Deputy Sheriff David H.
Hayter and returnable in the Septem-
Der term of the superior court.
G. w. Leatherbee, Boston, VS.. Mich
ael j. Ryan, Gardner, an action of con-
tract with ad damnum $780, Writ
served by Deputy Sheriff II. A. Tur-
ner and returnable in the September
term Of the superior court in Boston.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-05
CIVIL SESSION..
McNaIIy-0ean Case is Continued Until
Next Month.

Next Month.
The McNally VS.. Dean ct al. cass
came up for consideration at the civil
session of the central district court
yesterday, and Judge woodward ruled
that before the case could be tried,
the 400 or more members of Court
Thomas e. Cunningham, F. Of A.,
should be summoned into court. Ac-
cordingly, the case was continued I'M
til Sept 16, on which date the case will
be called for trial. David f. o'Connell
appeared for the defendant and Philip
j. O'Connell for the plaintiff. The lat
ter argued that it would mean too
great a cost TO have the case brought
by serving each individual member
with copy of the complaint David f.
O'Connell made the plea that action
was not brought before all the defend
ants This is a case Of the legality of
the change of bylaws of the court,
which deprived McNally of sick bene-
fits.
The case of Chandler VS.. Wilder was
also heard. This is an action to re-
cover $74 that the plaintiff claims Will
der owes him. c. s. Dodge for the
plaintiff and John r. Thayer for the
defendant.