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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-02
SENSELESS POPS
The Kansas Buckwheat Legislature
Has Got Into a Fine Muldle
by Their Haste.
A FICTITIOUS EMERGENCY
Governor Leedy Has Summoned His Seedy
Council to Hunt for Loophole-
Railroads Will Make a
Warm Fight.

Topeka, Kas., Jan. 2-The Populist
leaders in Kansas are confronted by a.
serious problem. Both branches of the
legislature passed a railroad bill which
railroad attorneys declare is not worth
the paper it is written on. It was an
nounced today that Governor Leedy
had signed the bill, but it turns out that
he went to his home at Lawrence with
out doing so, and his failure to approve
of it is prompted by a desire to confer
with steering committee with view
to change in the bill, and it's reenact-
ment under suspension of the rules. The
gives the governor power
to assemble the legislature in extraord-
mary session when a grave emergency
demands: and the emergency" set
forth in Governor Leedy's CALL was the
necessity of railroad legislation. Now
the legislature has passed bill which
does not meet this emergency until
the first Monday in April next, one
month after the regular session of the
legislature shall have adjourned. The
intend fighting the new law
on this ground, and have announced
they will carry the matter to the Unit
ed States supreme court. They will
contend that no emergency exists, and
# it did exist, the new law should have
been made operative at once. The rail-
,oadS will also contand the tit1a is not
broad enough to cover it's purposes.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-02
Kansas City's New Auditorium

Kansas City, Jan. kansas City's
new great public building, Convention
Hall, was completed today. The build
ing, which will seat 10000 people, and
is one of the largest in the country,
was erected by popular subscription,
and through other means of raising the
money
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-02
WAS FORCED TO LEAVE HER.
British Steamer Left Helpless in the Heavy
Seas, and Her Fate Uncertain.

n6Hsi anu U6T 7 HB6 UHC6IEalH'
Queenstown, Jan. 2.-The British
steamer Newly from Philadelphia, ar
rived here today, reported having met
the British steamer Dart, Captain
Clark, from Philadelphia, for London,
on December 2, with her propeller car
ried away. The Newly towed the Dart
parted. Although the Newly stood by
for q hours, she was unable to get an
other hawser on board, owing to the
terrific weather prevailing, and for her
own safety was obliged to proceed,
leaving the Dart in helpless condition.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-02
A fine line of fresh candies just
received at Fischer Il Co.'S.

The Jake Levy Tailoring Company
has received its new line Of fall and
winter clothing samples and can show
the public nobbier, cheaper line than
have ever been brought to the city be.
fore. A perfect fit guaranteed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-02
Wavue McVearh Ill.

Washington, Jan. Wayne McVeagh
attorney general of President Garfeld's
cabinet and ambassador to Italy under
the last Cleveland administration. is
very II
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-02
Chairman Dingley Very III.

Washington, Jan. 2.-Representative
Dingley, chairman of the House Ways
and Means committee, is dangerously
II with pneumonia following grippe
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-02
Cable Concession Disapprovsd.

Washington, Jan. 2.-Secretary Hay
has disapproved of the Scrymser Hawaii
An cable concession.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-02
For Rent.

Three nicely furnished rooms. En-
quire of Mrs. DuChemin, near the Cart
wright house.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-02

Go to the Bon Ton restaurant. They
can cook oysters and fish In any style
and at reasonable prices.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-02
Insane Through Grief.

Pana, ILL.,, Jan. Through grief
over the death of his only sister who
died in his arms, Thomas Kielv, aged 30,
threw himself in front of Big Four
train today, and was ground to pieces.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-02
Wood for Sale,
"Oyster and Fish Bay"

Good, dry cord wood for sale at tn
Hesch, lower San Francisco st.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-02

vania lies three miles to the south with
steam uD.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-02-24

The above inscription is written line
for lire. The size Of the plate was
nineteea inches wide by twelve and a
half inches high. 1t was fastened Sc
curely 10 the foot of the pole.
After the ceremonies were over the
men We're allowed 20 explore the island,
but nothing of any Importance could
be found. Such Is The place Uncle Sam
mas taken for the purpose OF establish
ing a cable station. At about 8 0 clock
in the evening the party returned to
the ship and We then shaped our course
for the Ladrones. AS Wake island
was disappearing way astern every
body on board took farewell look at
the Old Flag which they had hoisted
over that lonely little possession.
We arrived in Guam on the 23ld OF
January, so have not had much
chance to study the ways OF the peo-
pie. As far as / can understand they
are totally illiterate and very degraded
Some OF the worst forms OF disease
reign amongst them. They seem to bt
very glad they are under the American
Government and are very kindly to,
ward us. Instead OF 1t being viva Span
lola, II Is viva Americana.
The island itself Is very fertile, ant
coffee, sugar and tobacco thrive I
properly cultivated. There is al
abundance of fruit such as grows IL
tropical climates. There are no whit,
people except few Spaniards. Mex
lean money Is used. two OF their dol
lars being equal to one OF ours.
Our duty down here. OF course. Is t
survey the harbOr, but We also iiav,
full control Of the island. Our cap,air
Is the Governor. He makes the law
as he sees fit. The taxes are collected
by the paymaster, and an officer from
the ship is chief OF police. The othe
day the natives killed four steers anC
the Spaniards taxed them lone dolla
apiece. They reported 1t to the cap
tain and he made them give II back
They could not understand II, but, o
course, had TO return the money. Tn
natives were very jubilant.
think ! have told as much abou
the place as l have found out, but tn
! next opportunity that comes along
! will let you know more about tn
place. We all wish We were back agai
in Honolulu. All the boys have a tend
er spot in their hearts for the oil
place.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-02-24
Case MADE OUT
Material is Scarce, Say
Local Contractors.
Beretania Street School Contract.
Lumber and Brick-The
Comparison,

Local contractors are up in arms
They deny absolutely that there Is any
combination among them such as Min
lister Cooper Is reported to have said
existed.
In speaking about the high bids for
the Beretania school Minister Cooper,
It is reported, compared the price paid
for the Palama school and the bids for
the present structure, there being about
81, 900 difference.
Such a comparison Is unfair to us,
remarked prominent contractor yes
terday afternoon. Conditions have
materially changed since the contract
for the Palama school, so much SO. in
fact, that Mr.. Patzig will have diff
cult time to come out even with II.
why" he said, "it Is next to i'm
possible TO get bricks and lumber in
any quantity at present. Orders by
large lumber firms which were placed
long ago, are not filed yet, and when
you do get 1t the price Is much higher
than formerly"
We most certainly do not like the
idea OF this contract being let in San
Francisco or any other outside place,
remarked another when informed that
Minister Cooper intended to invite bids
in San Francisco. I'VE have done our
best considering the present conditions
The talk of ring is nonsense. We
have written to the San Francisco
Builders Exchange presenting ou!
side OF the matter, and II will probabl,
he a difficult thing to obtain bid!
| there"
Again, in regard TO the comparison
made between Palama and the one
under discussion at present, 1t is said
that there is difference between the
requirements of the two structures that
makes the cost of the Beretania schoo
a couple of thousands more than thai
in Palama."
The contractors are not worrying
much as each one has more work thar
he can accomplish for some time. Tn,
fact probably tended to make the bids
a little high. The only bad results
they look for is that people will be
come afraid of the ring" and will hes
itate in placing orders for building.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-02-24
MARRY ". FLINT
aaaaaa
nsukr d he DsllilllsI'i Csa.
ply Seeds News.
90 WMv VAS MAILED u
The S,ss Raising on Wshs leland.
Date Jan. ~ = Duties Of
Oss,e ere IN Guam.

Harry W. Flint, OF the L. :. 5. hen
nington. who Is well known In this
city. being virtually a citizen OF Homo
lulu on account Of his marriage here
Just prior to the departure of the gun
boat for Guam, writes as follows under
date OF January 30, from San Luis
D'Apra In regard to the voyage Of the
Bennington to Guam and the state Of
AFFAIRS In that place:
You will please excuse the liberty I
am taking In writing TO you, but I
thought that maybe some OF my old
friends in Honolulu would be- interest
ed in our doings here. Our passage
down was very pleasant, as most pas
sages usually are In the Pacific. Our
stay at Wake Island for about ten
hours, for the purpose OF hoisting Old
Glory over Il. was about the only event
that occurred during our run Of fifteen
days.
Wake Island itself Is very small, be-
ing about three miles long and about
one mile wide, and situated in lat. 10
deg. 10 min. ~ and long. l66 deg. 81
min. T.. II is a very pretty place, be-
ing thickly covered with tropical veg
citation. II Is not inhabited, because,
suppose, there is no wafer to be. OBJ
tained upon the island. It is very low,
being only eight feet above the sea.
The surf, in fact, breaks nearly over
It. And that is the kind Of place over
which we hoisted the old flag.
The flag raising ceremonies were per-
formed by the captain, and were Of a
very impressive nature. He called ali
the flag raising party to witness the
oath and admit the firing of a national
salute of twenty-one guns From their
screechng the sea birds no doubt
thought 1t was very strange thing TO
De 50 disturbed. Old Glory was un-
furled and given permission by the
authority of the United States to reign
supreme over that little spot. We not
only hoisted the flag there, but for
safety we nailed 1t upon the flag staff
which We erected for IL. At the bottom
OF the pole was large inscription
board, made of American oak, and
covered with sheet brass. bearing the
following inscription:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-02-24
HE CAME NEAR DYING.

Frank Sherwood was down town to-
day, the first time since he had his tus-
sic with cholera morbus He says he
drove thirty miles after he was taken,
and never came SO near dying in his
life. After this when he goes out in
the country he will take bottle Of
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy with him-Mis-
souri, Valley (Iowa) Times, For sale
by Benson, Smith & Co.. Ltd, whole
sale agents for II. l.. all druggists and
dealers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-02-24

siiffins words 10 ihs rsihef ~ his
country and In conclusion said Wa
are all Amerioans nos What Ne have
been In the past ls bu, chapter closed
In youf hlss.a, and IN ows In ,hs 10.
,nfe ih.re can 10 hui one counify and
one fiaa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-02-24
EXPENSIVE MAGAZINE.

LONDON.-The Paris correspondent
of the Daily Mail says:
Lady Randolph Churchill, formerly
Miss Jerome. of New York, Is about to
start a magazine on new lines. II will
be sumptuously bound and sold at a
guinea per copy. Her son, Mr.. Win
ston Churchill, will assist her In con-
Quoting it. and the list OF contributors
will include Emperor William and 9TH
Ier royal personages.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-02-24
AFFIDAVIT IN RESPONSE.
Col. SOper Replies to Part OF Mo.
ton for Il Bond

On Monday there vas filed in Circuit
Court motion that plaintiffs in the
big suit against the Waialua Company
be required to provide an ndemnity
bond. The motion vas suppol ted by
an affidavit by Jos B. Atherton, pres.-
dent OF the Waia!ua Company. Yes.
terday John II. SOper, one Of the plain
tiffs in the case, filed In Circuit Court
this affidavit.
And nov comes JJhu II. Sopar. Of
Honolulu. Island Of Oahu, one OF the
plaintiffs herein, end being duly sworn
upon oath depos IS ild says:
That this IePonel- IS In75"m5I by
certain OF the subscribers ID the stock
Of the Naia.ua ASrlc il'ural Co, and
believes the same - be rue, 'lC dpor
such belief and lnc)rnt'lll alleges
that the cssossmen's on the Capita
stock of the said comp,ny are bells
levied and paid by al of the subs CRIB
ers 10 said stock, inCiud'lg the Homo
lulu subscribers TO the stock now II
litigation In the above entitled cause;
That the said Waialua Agricultural
Company is receiving such payments
and issuing therefor receipts, copy OF
which is hereto attached, marked Elk.
hibit a, and made a part hereof;
That by reason of the foregoing nc
loss is being suffered by said Waialus
Agricultural Co, Ltd, and the same |,
not being called upon to borrow any
money, nor is 1t likely so to be;
| That deponent is of limited mean.
and is financially unable to give {
greater bond than that already re
quired by the Court and filed herein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-21
Nrbett unD Nnhu,

Yittsburg, 10. DECEMBER. -
Der 8unnssratb Celebrated 8oaro)
bes u8erbanbes Der amerifantIf sn gis
ie~nbobnlsute" 1T bier in elmer gs6simen
gonfsren5 oufummensstretsn. Ser
i9isbsne 8lagsn uno 2pbnapiitisteiten
lisgen CUR grpdsung Dor. Die leuie
bon Der big Sour 8abn" iollsn entz
idlpNen 1ein, sinen Strife gu beantraz
gen. On Der 8eratbung rebmen S6sil
bic 9roBmsiIter Der flint psri4ieoensn
,8rptkrbpobs" Der 8abnleuts: S. g..
Sargsnt, g. s. Morriiep, BAL. Sibz
patrif, 6. 6. Glarf unb 70. g. YOtpen.
Omaha, Nebr., 10. Ss5embp. -
Sin Gomite Der 8dbnNute BON Der
Union 9ocific" fat bier benz General
8siddftsfubrer Oidinion eink Rsibe
BON 9eidpsrben uto SorOerungen
porgelsst. Die 2otomotipfi9rsr unO
SsiSr p%srlangsn cine 2pbnsrbO9ung,
neil biz neu eingsfUbrten 2otomptipen
mebr Mii6e uno Mrbsit 9ebsn.
eb1cdgp, l9. s3eIrper. = I'm
Der 80. Strabe unb Gatumst IDenle
tpuroen geitern Ibsrb bic reu angez
itsaten 9unnel : Nrbeiter bon ben
Stritern ansegriffsn. Cine aasemeins
S9Idserei sntitunb, S4ihe fielen uno
uuf bsiben Seiten tpurben msbrsre ber
admpfsnben i4limm augeri4tst. Die
polisei broate rvun Striter in &C.
nabrfdm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-21
Mnrb unb Hihtcr 0ln6.

9urbar. Pa.. 10. Oe5embsr. -
San forb Wbite. Goni truttions GU
p%erintenoent Der 80. S. 8ainep Gote
Gompann." puroe beute bon Dem Nez
ger 9apio pieree, sirlem Ieinsr Mrbsiz
ter, srf6pf1n. pierce entfluh nu9
benz Moro in ba5 9ebirg uno tpurbe
bur9 einen n~iithenoen Mpb psrfolst.
@eine 9erfolger fanoen i'm in einem
9erited unb our9lD6ersn linn ben
&Orper NIT &ugsln. gr blie6 auf
oam 5fede tnot.
@bite mar SO Sabre alt unb hin=
ferldBt cine 5atlreide Jumilie. Gin
Streit iiber cine Wrbsitsfrage peran.
labie ben Moro. pisrce tam erit tiir5z
li9 BON @irgint:n bierber unb itano
i'm auFs zines geFd9riifyen geFsuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-21
GcrIuffe i'm &rieue,

uWenn mon Smslstten MAIDEN tpIu,
muB man bic @isr 5eri9lagen!" iagt
Der 5ran5ole. Mtt anoeren Wortsn
unro auf Elm onbsres@ebiet ub.rtragen:
ueSm &ri.ge fam man MeniAsnlsben
nitt idonen!" mas I9pu Der Si6tsr
nit ben Wortsn ausssbriidt fat: r@s
1T Der 9rieg Elm raub', eetpaltfam
SanOpert!" giner Der gr0Btsn arisgsz
S6sorstifsr oGer Soften, Somini, bat
BERN audi geIoet, baB 10 tDenig maj Bel
einam Maler pano4 gefragt, ple bel
Qeinpano er periGmiert, poer bi Ell
mem 8ilobuuer, pie bel 9lDde er psrz
beusrt babe, man ebenio tpenig Bel Ell
mem 5elbbsrm oanu3 frdgea oirfe,
rpis piels Menlhen Ell bsrbrau9t babe.
Commits 2sbrmeiIter uno SOsal, Der
sroBe 8orie, batte iibrisstl5 Bel Der Be-
ribmtsn unterrebung. bic sr i'm Somz
nsr 1913 i'm palais Murcolini in
DRESDEN nit Mstterni6 batte, sinem
d6nl1ben 9soanfen 4usorud gsg;ben.
Samols fists er iibrigens nit gsrabsz
gu bsiIpisllolsm gpnismus nod bin3u,
oaB er in ben l.bten egrei4enS 9labz
ten bei Citizen unb gauben borpisgeno
feline italienii9sn unb polniI9en5 rupz
pen pertpsnost babe, um feline 5rdn5oz
len I6onen gu tDnnen!
9roBe Seloberren Babsn Iih UNI if
re Msni9enberlufte i'm 8risge oenn
audi nur in 10 melt getiimmsrt. als Iie
iorsfGltig priiften. Of tie our1 oieie
ben ni6t peientli9 eei9tpddt Ieisn.
Oas anein tom in 8etra9t, alss Inz
bere mar nebenid6li9. Glaufstpib
fat ni6t gang llnreht, mann er als
Elm peisntlides Mttribut bes sroBsn
5s(obsrrn bic 9rauIamfsit bsseifnste.
Oarunter muB man frsilia ni9t bic
5reube am 8lutpsreisbsn perItsber,
tpobl ober bic 9lei4siiltistsit sesen
bafslbs. 5risori9 Der 9robe auf
Dem S9ladtfsloe bon Robba9 bic epz
niI9e 8emsrfuns mahenb: vgine
Naat IN Berlin mubt oas WGss gut"
bat i'm @runOe nur bas a~usgebriidt,
mas Der Jslobsrr ebsn smpfinbsn muB.
Die 8srluite i'm 9risss, bic Elm Seer
auf benz S4la4tfsloe erlsioet, fno,
tpie man tpsib, bas sntI9sioenbe Moz
ment. Die JdGe, in bsnsn Deri,nig,,
Der bic srOberen 8srluite erIittsn Fat,
trobbem bas S6la4tftfo bsbaupiet
uno tattii9 uno ltratesiI9 benz gegz
nsr ssesniiber ieinsn Wiaen bur6Isbt,
Iinb itbr islten. SIN Ilgameinen miro
faft INNER ienes Seer seI4lassn iein,
bas bic grOberen 8erluite srleiost. us@
Der bic @erluIte in ben srDbersn
S9ladten beg Mltsrtbums febIsn uns
ale perldblidsn 4nsabsn. Die .3ifz
fern, bic bic alien 9iitorifsr nsnnen,
{inb fait burftpess polItommsn tperibz
los. Ni6t etrpa. als OF bic sris4if9sn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-21

8si a~DniggrGb berIor bic preabH4s
Mrlnee cirta 4 9rp5ent, bic Ditrti6n6t
cirta II Yro5snt. Der tpi9tigIte Gag
ps beuti9 : franaDItiden arieges ipo'
Der 16. Iuguit 1870, bis'Sdld9t BON
9ionpine. Sattif9 blieb bieielbe una
entf9iaben; Itrategif9 purbs Ire Der gH
tpalttafte Grfolg Der 0euti4sn uno
mar aerab.su enhidvibenb fir ben rpels
teren Nerlauf beg arisges. Die Yrtua
ben, SsFsn unb bn tlsinen n~oroosuta
ffen Gpntingnte perloren nabe5u "a
prosent an Toben unb 8erpunoeten.
Die 5~ranscfen tttpa Ii pro5snt. geIos
SbeiIe batten ettpu 10000 Mann Der.
loren; bic Sranaoi len tpuren eben UNI
aei6 itGrter g:porban, als bic Seut1
Iden. Bei Grupslotte, 5tpei Sage ipdd
ter, perlpren bic SeutIdsn BON 2O0,1
600 Mbann cirta 10000, ali 0 stIpa 10
pro3snt; bic T~ran5pisn nidt me9r ala
etpa 1900. 8a5aine sab Ii6 obet
trobbem eefflagen. @ruoslotts 1T eint
Der tpeni9en S9Ia6tsn, in be1ten Der
5ieasr grDBenn 8erluit erlitten bat
als Der 8eIieste. 8ei Ssoan betrugen
bic beurf6tn @srluIts nllr nod A pros
aent. Mun fam burdus eridben, tpie
Iebr bic Sntsnlipitdt beg fran5oIiihen
WioerItanbes na9gelafen battle. Die
franaDIIhe Qrnse bate 1900 Sobte
uno 8ertpunbsts perlorsn; i'm 9runos
aenommen, mar bas dhr gleld9lIltlg,
neil @ie pbnebiss uls @an5es bic Wafz
fen itredte.
SSsm ruIIii6 > tiirtiidsn arie9e ma
rem bic 8erluite Itsts iebr grob, belpns
bers Bel ben perI6iebsnsn angriffen
auf plepnu. Was bic tiirtiiden 9ers
III Ite betriFIt, 10 fs6lt be5iigll4 Dsr1el1
ben iebsr perlGbli6e 8eri4t unb man
lit auf S6Gbungen a~ngepiefsn.
Der iibufritanii6e Srkg 1fslnt llH
5isrnli9 btutig geitalten gu molten. Bel
8lencpe, tpo bic gngldnDer fisgtsn, hda
ben Ie 10 9ro5ent psrlortn, in ben fpd'
teren @eFe9tsn, in oenn lie gei6ldgen
purbsn, nod mebr. Comet bic blsz
BERGEN 8erluIrlifen Elm urtbil g%eItatz
ten, limb bic 8srluite 5iemli9 ungk:4A
mdbia. pertbsilt; e~in5elns SruppentOrs
per buben fe6r idper, onosrs relatlr
isbr tpenis eelittsn. 0srlei 1T in 5ol9e
Der berI9ieoenen 8ertpenourg bes eli
n.n obsr anbersn Suupp.ntbebles eben
unpermeiblif. Sn Der fir ihn le9re!f
den @6la6t bei 8auben beiIpielstpene
lisb Hdpplson ben Maridial Suoinot
hAruBt inn Std, I'M, pd6rsnO Der
5einb Ii9 NIT aaer Strait auf oieien
mari, feline 8etpegunger am onpsren
6lIsel UNI 10 Ii6srsr auSTu9ren gu
fDnnen. Suoinot perlor in 5olge oelz
fen fu1t Elm Orittsl isinesMannffattss
itanoes, a6er bic Stla6t mar geiponz
ren. Bel 8ipnoiGs bsrlor bic gum
Eunnoberanii6sn Irmsscorp5 gsbor!9t
OlpiIipn S9par3toppen Uber 5000
damn, bic anpere 0ipiIion oenel6an
gprps unter General &rudb nur clrta
1000 Munn. 0erlei lGBt ith MD:
permei0en urb au1 ME p0rlus barsfs
men. 4ber purlrm bate AUDI Ifapolton
gan5 8s6t, tpenn er iagte, oaB auf
Dem G4la9tfelos bic 9eTabr ouf daen
Yuntten gun5 gleia grnb lei, uno Dap
man gstpD6nli6, rpenn man i6r gu ert'
iauFen pdbnt, ihr nur in bic 4rnret
lauft. Gu bleibt benn fem anosra
sroit iibrig, als Der aus oem b'tunn'
ten 2iebe bes Srioerifanii9en 8rena'
biers:
Sine iebe Suge(, bic triFft ia ni4t,
9enn trdF' eine &ugel aus Dem Gea
tDe6r,
30 nd6men benn Damn bic a0nige i3rt
SDlbdten kr?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-21
Treher Ganb ami einrm 8alnYuae.

aanfos gitp, Mo.. 10. Dss.
- gafagiers zines UNI 9.15 beuts
Ibsno bon bier abssgangsn:n3uses Der
rMiKouri : pactfic : 9abn" nurben
our4 5pei mastirte 8anoiten gepliinz
bert. Die Qebferen beitisgen ben 3ug
gu Santos : gftb, &c., unb gineen
nit 8epolpsrn in Der Sauit burd ben
pullman : Dasson, in rpslfem iis 5
golbene ubren uno etpu $100 in 8aorz
gelb erbeutetsn. Der gpnoutteur bes
8aespns befinbst ii6 untsr Den &C.
pIiinberten. gu Nsarman, &anI., ftie<
gen bic Rduber in uGsr 9emiitbsrub,
aus unb entfsrntsn Ii6. Seine S6iiit
purosn ob9efeuert uno Rismano lmeiItez
te Miosritdno.
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Gin Erbbebe n.

Gonbor, 10. Dsa. - Cine Spsz
5ialbspsfhe aus Berlin melbst: Sin
aiemli6 bsftiges grbbeben trat gsgen 9
rbr eeltsrn (Otsnitag) 9ormittag in
Der @egenb 5pil6en Sruntfurt a. 81.
uro @iesbaoen Elm. Die 9sbGuoe
purben in ibren 5unbamentsn erI4utz
teri unb bic 8pobnsr eiGtsn erI9rsdt
in's Sreie. 8is iebt 1T jeopa tsin
9srluit bon Menlhenlebsn gemelost
mprpen."
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Braucrei h%crfautt,

Snbianapolis, SnO., 10. Deg,
DIE Inlaaen Der Maus14en 8rauz
erei, bic lett LANCER 3sit ni4t msbr i'm
8strisbe tparen, Fino bon gilbert 2iez
Der, benz 9aupit6sis6a6er Der rSnbia=
nupolls gretping Co., tdufli9 uberz
nommen tpproen uno Ipnsn in cine arpz
BE SGnappsbranlrersi umgednosrt
perben. Dem unternehmsn Ite6t Elm
&apital bon $4,000 CUR 9~erfugung.
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Urieffafrn.

8. 9. - Sbos. 8. Oisner C g.,
Hr. Ais, Matsritrabe.
u. .. Il. %. - aDni9in 9ittoria
bat iebsm ibrsr Rotbr0de cine bruune
g6otp!loenta fsl nu4 bent 8affernz
0nnhe neianht.
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Gro6feurr III Tlorenee.

Slprence, G.zg., 10. Dso. -
Sin bsrtte friib i'm nGitp Y Sotel" an
Der Gpans : StraBe auseebrodsnes
Ssuer aerltDrte biefss 9otsl. oas Ratbz
baus, bic u8anf BON 5~lorenoe" uno
biele anbsre 9ebduoe. Dix Jeuerpsbr
bon Darlington puroe bisrbsr gez
ssI6idt, I'm bic 5lummen bsfdmpfen
3u belfen.
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sse's Gents.

mmm per poF hFsut. 12c. pro Slid. I'm bs qOrto uno bic 9u'
padding 81 bsden.
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petition eriu9t nun um bic gsrt9tis
luna bieies 9etrages unter bic Grben,
s 6etb n.

Gouarb Minsr purhe gsitern i'm
arsisqeri9t gfr. 2 BON Nnna 6. MIaer
gsf9isben. 9as paar hsirathets am
27. sSSuni 1894. 8~DspiuigeS Usrlafen
tpllrbs als Sruno a~ngesebsn.
Sn Islbsn @erifte sroislte 2puila ..
2pons cine S9e:oung DON Sanes 8.
Gppns, ben ls am 10. Sanuar 1894
gNiratbste unp psl6er lie angebll9
obrs Grunb perl;sB.
Grti 6dbigungsfla9en.
Wsssn a~nsehifer @ersumouns
bartlugts gsItsrn i'm Superior : 9eri6t
@ottfrieb 9riq Qaron 2apsn Tim
$4,000 S4uosneriab.
sSm islbsn @eridt berlangt 9arrp
8. Nsptpn $1,000 S4mer3ens9eLoer
bon Der vuniteb Ruilpabs &c electric
&c." untsr Der Mngabe, oab er am 1.
September 1899 BON einem Waegon
Der Gompogns ~setroffen unb perlsbt
purh.