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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03
Gus benz Snnern NargIann's INN
ben angren3rnOru Staatcn.
Seuerf6 n.


Sn Der M06el6unDlung bon Glart
&c Strie6p in Cumberland, 3d., mel
6e Ii9 in Dem Waib : 9s6Gube be-
finbet, brad gerabe our 3eit Der Sab
restpenbe 5Seuer aus, pel6es S9uosn
i'm 9etraoe Don $4,000 anri9tate.
Mu6 in Dem 6ra6tbiiredu Der y8ulz
timpre : Ohio 8a6n" uno BEN 8iiz
reau bes 4npults WiQiam 6. WdlIb
tpuube our9 @afer S4aOen angez
ri6tet.
0os Wobn6aus oes 9rn. 4lerans
Der 6. Mprtimsr in 8rouo Graef Ned,
nabe ct. Mi6aeIs, Mb., lit niaDergez
brannt. Der 9erluit, tpel6er msbrere
SauIenb Dollars bstrGgt, lit t6stlpstIe
bur9 8erIi6etun9 geOsdt. 0us
5arm61us mar zines Der GIteitsn in
Sal6ot : @Duntn.
Der collier unterz
# ii 8eretn" bdlt 6eute
@benb in Rimba9's 6ule, Rr. POI,
5reberif : Qpenus, Ietne iGbrli6s 8ez
neral : 8erIammIun9 neblt Seamtens
Ma6l ub.
Ser .NtIq. 4rbeiter : e r.
Il. : g" 6dlt 6eute feline @sneralperz
iammlunq a6. in pelaer Die 8iertelz
id6rsbsri9te CUR @erleIung tommen.
Die nOeutf9e 8eIellz
fAaft pom 80 rb ptrb
an nd6Iten Montdg i6re Sabresper@
fammlung unb 8~eamtenpabl abbals
ten. Sir Die 2eBtere iinb DON Dem in
Der Sttp6er : 8erIammlung erndnns
ten Gomite Die folQenben GanbiDaten
aufgeiteqten por0en, unO 5tpar fir
9rdIioent: 2ouis 9. Sennis6uu1en;
DISQUALIFICATION: CLAUS @ode, SEQ.
90. Sail, 6. 80. S4nsibereitb, 8. $.
6o6elmanu; S6abmeiiter: G6as. @2z
Der, jun; Sefretdr Der 9eIeGI6aft:
Robert 80. Got6er; Setretdr Der gez
amten: $. 8noQen6erg; 8ertpalz
Observation-Disclosures: 8eorga 8unz
ne6e, 6rsOsrid @lenbrOf, 5reberif 80.
Serpner, Otto Studs, 5rdncis I.
8anter, gbarIes 6ilgen6erg, 6enrp
8. SiIfen, @buarO 5uber, Saco6
,&stn, G6urlss 8. Murburg. QOoIp6
6. U1eber, Ssnrb 8u9Itrat, @uitap
Stegmunb, 6anrb Stsffsns, 9snrp
@ees, 8uopIp6 Watteni4eiOt, 9aul
Deilba6er unD s. 6reOerid @ieBner.
8aItimDrer Srei Silt
IL (. = 0a4 bem 8eri9t fir bas
leBte Sa6r purber in Der 8altimorer
6retz8linit, glr. 651, @eitz2erings
tonitraBe, 1850 qerionen be6dnDelt,
tpd9renb Ala in i6ren Wo6nungen b.
Fu6i purbsn. On Re8spten i'm SauTe
nurOen ausgciteat 1856, auBerbal6
Der &nitalt 643, 3uIammen 1888.
Die jd9rlifs Bahl Der Oirettoren fin
bet am 0ienitaq, ben 10. Sanuar,
ftatt
Der Satrese8 Bali BON Ban
6a's b6tmiI4sm Sr6tTter nuroe aez
itern 46enO in Sbimet's 6ale am g.
grodopab inter Ie6r 3aEIrei9er g:z
t6ei.igunQ a~6qsbalien. DIS Qrranoss
msnts : @pmite funairten 9. 6irG6s
ouer, SOfn genOu. SSo6n Saruiet, d.
9ittor uno @. Ssst0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03

Diuiams, 6reberid Berger, Mdrtin
0uqner, 5. 8. &otbert, 6. 6. 80ble,
8 IS. Weistittel, Gba5. Mu60opaIb
90. McGIintod, 6enrn u. 8reRm. S.
Moh!an, Is. +. 8unnbina, s. W.S6o=
mas, SpIep6 g. Scott, 30. 8efring,
$as. 8. SmpTer, 9arrD 9ooper. SQm.
.. Oapis, 9ercD 6. Ssnnig6auien, 5.
8. Murp6p. 9eorQs 6. 8rOpn, Sbos.
.. Mo@prmid, Dm. +, O'@onnpr,
S6ps. 6. 9urte, @apt. S1s. 8riggs,
Sos. Tarnun, q. .. Rpan, 3. RDan,
So6n Srreigart, So{iob 8inIsb, Sobn
8. Oailep, g. $. 6ultppO0, Capt. s.
S0Qies, 0r. $. u. WleiBner, s. 9.
@6nutfa. G6r. 8itter5. 6reo. 9sder,
80. g. @Q6:I, Capt. Dan. GonItanz
tine, $. s. Mc8rat6, s. MC9orOug6,
SoGn 9arrett, Sames 8ono, 9ug6
SiTon, iun., 6p. 9adaro, S. 3. 81
nan, Clinton 0orris. N. W. Stodz
6am, 81. s. @arrett, SaS. Stelport,
DID. 0eupert, s., 8oIIe, Capt. Gears,
Muior Sutton, George 0. 8tGis,
Gupt. So6n S6pmas, 20. g. 8ombeq,
iun., @fus. u. 6oof, Sd. !. Welam,
Gupt. Rice uno oS9as. 8. SmitG.
0as Gomite, peIfss fir Die Wo3.z
fart Der 8GIte SorQe trug, 6eItaro
aus ben So. 5rant VI. 6urt, Sdmss
81. 2acep uno 8iI&s s. S6up. 9r.
56pmas +. Mtglu.tp 6utte bic 2eitung
bes mu1italii6an56eiles b~esPro9rdm=
mes ii6ernpmmsn, bel Dem SRI. 6GtRs,
SSrau Wao8innis, ST.. 6arrp Smit6
unD Or. 3. g. Sut6erlanD mitpirt=
ten. 8o%ienoole's SrGeIter ~lieferte bic
MuIit fir Den @mpfung.
GbrifIt8er @eretn un9er
MGnner.
Del n@briItli9e 8ersin iunger MGnz
ner" belt Teiner Site gemGB geitern
offsnss SuuS BON Mittags Big Q6enbS
8 u6r. sSn Dem Gentrul : 9sbGuOe
funDen lid an 1000 8erIonsn Elm,
uno 6ere;tS I'M bic Mfittagsfunoe, aIs
in benz groBen Saale tin 9ortrait be5
Der Itor6enen Or. SSumes Carp SIP
mas ent6iiQt purbs, 6ei pel6er 9&Lez
gen6sit paItpr Wt. .. 8u6cpd cine
Qnipra6e belt uno Der ySSo6n5 Sop
fins 8Ies : Club" pup6 8prtrGge err
freute, tparen Der QroBe Saal unb biz
g1e6enrGume nit 9eiu9ern gefiiQt.
I'm 2 u6r Fano unter 2eitung bes
9rpF. S6omuSGorneIius in bem5urnz
iuale cine turneriI6e 4uFfU6rung It1tt.
UNI 8 l16r purbe i'm groBsn Sadle
Elm GROCER rbetorif9er Gontet beranz
Italtet iiber bic 1Fraqe, pel6sr &msriz
taner Den Qr6Bten GinfIuB auf infer
nationules Qe6sn ausQeiibt bat. I'm
4 ll6r uno 5 M1inuten unter6ielt man
Die 8eIu4er nit @prFii6rung BON Ste
reopticon : 8iIoern, peranItaltete UNI
6 ufr einen 9eIangs : 8%ottesoienIt
i'm MRmorial 9urlor unb I'm 8 u6r
guben Der .8Ise, 8anioz urb Man0o=
lin : Club" Der nMSarpldnOsr timber
IitGt" cine unter6altung.
Qfu4 in ben 3Gumen be8 tpeItli6en
58psig : @erein5, @de Baltimore unb
@urepTtraBe, Iopie in ben 8ebGuDen
Der anberen 3peiQ : 8ereinen fanOen
unter6altunQen itutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03
9as neuc GiirubaBngeieb brs Staas
tCs 9uuias.

3opsta, SIS, 2. SSanuar. - Die
QupGlte Der GiieuGa5nen ertldr2n,
o18 Don Der Qeq;5latur oa5 Staate5
aan5as puiiirte r2ue Giisr6a1HgeieB
raj cerfaTurg5miOrig uro nj6t 10 oiel
nert6, ais Oas Bdpier. uuf paifsm
es osOrudt lit. De GiIer6u3ren nerz
ben oQIisI5e sDtntueQ in ban @erihtea
6etGmpfer. 8ouperreur 2eeOD 6at
ii1r:qens Das @eTeB nod rifs unterz
3sitnet unO Iou i'm 8egriffe isin, bic
Qeq;slatur a6ermll5 sja3u6sruFsn, UNI
o1TIel6a zen umItdaoen 9smdB adm
esrr III ldiisn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03
Captain armpf's ncucs GummanOu.
Der erIts amaritanjife 9ou0erneur
csr Qobrorsn zSuial 8uam. -
S~edolouten ais 8drnjIon.

1er erTts amaritanjife 9ouDerneur
csr 9aororsnz SuieI 8uam. -
Seeiolouter ais 8arniIon.
8afGtngtor, ,. g., 2. San.
- 8o1ritaiuli6 miro bic GaOrOnens
SnIel 8uam, peIfe ldut 6rieoenss.
bertraq in oen 9siiB Oer Der. Stauten
ii6ergeGt, INN 3undfIt ais 6Iottenlta@
tion uuo &cjleRItct;on uUO Damn lpds
ter aud ais gtappe fir Dd5 3ransz
9ocdficz&obsl roA WaniIa 81 oteran,
e;rsn 6,ot.snoffi3isr, @apt. 8enpfT,
uls sriten WilitGrz 8ouberneur erb1lz
ten. Gopt. &empff miro 5rpar ri4t
nit Gem 8uncasOCmpfer y0oItmite"
nab ieinm ngten 9sitimmunqsort
u6Qaten, ipnoern Don Gan 6~ran3isco,
no er i'm Sfi5isb1uQof Elm Gommdns
10 inna Fat, mad 8uum rajien, uno
pcnn IS ilm Qe'dQt, tonn er bic ibm
psr6lcibeno;r DER 9iaritiobre in ge5
mG6lifsr 3ufe odfelbit Dsr6ringsn.
Sin bisG:r tiniam Oiirfte IS inn fret
li6 nsloen. oenn Der 8ou0erreur lit,
mas untsrhultunsen uno 8:r9niigun=
cen ur6etriFTt, uu7 iih uno feline Gar
niion arQepi2itn. 8udm Iiegt abietts
pom 8eItQetria6a, S6iffe Iosen bort
ielten ar. uro be G%inpohner, odrun=
ter cine beIfrGntte Qn3abI pon Suroz
pGern, fii6rar Elm 6e1haulihes 9aiein.
0as Rlima ioQ DortrefFlt6 un0 iebr
geIuno fsin; toItIpielige I%mijIements
Qiebt IS rtAt - Is lei oenn, o0s nun
0u8 6is1er bort %un6etannte Poter@
ip;sl eir.siiSrt Miro - man 1T
6ouptiGhli6 puruuT u~n9spjeien, Sra
fur gu tneipen. Del Gurus Der GjDjz
~li5ution lit un5etannt, oa5 Gt6en iebr
biQig; 6lotten=OfTi3iere, pelte Iif
Stuoier lpiOmen unO ibren 6inan3en
@rfolung Q0nnen pc1en, peroen DEN
9laB in 6eioen 8~s5je6urgen ST. i6dtz
sen piIen.
GapitGn &empFf Miro ais 8drntIon
cine Ibtfeilung W}urinstruppen en-
6dlten, uno cjafsn iou geItattet perz
Den, lire 6omilian mit3unehmen. -
@erfeirat6ste Offi3iere tperoen Die
Station, penigIten5 auf einige Sabre,
rett angensbm finoen. Der 0dmpfer
ygoiemite," nelter ge9snpdrtig fir
bic 6a6rt no6 @uam in Horfolt aus
9~erijItet piro, lit Der 2aoronenzStdz
tion ais 6tation5itiTf 3ugetbetlt uno
mag epentueQ od3u oienen, ben Ser
tebr nit Der %2(uBenpelt gu permit
teln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03
@un Cramps CrnOrOrt.

Ct. g an I, OHM, 2. SanU1r. -
Su QuFup3tte, 0.cotst2 = GountD,
M.nn., 1T 5O5n 03Qnet s"eitern frij3
DON 3pei 5romps, pslf@n tr g}1At-
quarter gcge5en G@.te, 6erau6t IND
erIfoFen porosa. De 8.r6rsf3r
6anoer nd6 Der 56ai bic 6rau NeQz
m2r an eirem Sop51 felt gao eatf.oz
zen auI e.uem o2n Spfer g.60r:gen
Hu5rnerf. Die gtlA61r1 Iir0 our
@eriol0ung Der 5uQurten a~Ufse6roz
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03
Siinlihr 9%(ntilcmitcu.

q n Orleans. 2. Sunuar.-
@rrTliHe unruhRn peroan aus Dem
TitO0fl,fen Sfs;le BON @Oams' Gpunz
tp, Mif., genelott, no BeiBtappen
i6r GrIfsinsn gema6t BADEN uno Die
Gsger nit Dem Sooe 6soro6en, penn
lie ro6mals einan S5abr:5 Gontratt
nit Der 9cumppQ = 9flar8ern elm
gl6sn Iclten. DIE 0ro6unsen iiro
Eaupt1G6lih aui i8raRIitiife Sc
5f1ftSlsu:e Qsmiin3t, pal6e Ourh cine
9rGtluO.rure ron 5Dpot6efen in Den
G%7iB eirsr 2tn3a6l 9ldrtagen in
&oam5' GoprtD Qstommn IinO uno
lie ieBt be6auea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03
Gin %QcbensmnScr.
9ur4 eiren StuB in Den &opf IuGt
Clarence g. 8ags Ieinem 0aIein
Elm Gnoa gu ma62n.

eth Groa gu MAIDEN.
Clarence g. qdqe, Elm 81 Sabre al
isr, urpar6eirQtGetar Manr, DerIu6!e
gaitsrr, in ieinem 8oit6auIe Rr. 1914,
Weit : MutGsrrnitraBe, Selbitmoro
gu btse5en, inoam sr. ii6 cine ODER
mebrere 8uq2ln 6jntsr Dam linten
O6r in Den 8opf iagte. @r puroe
gegsn z ll6r gsItern Mor8en DON feiz
ner 0;rt9:n 6rau Nnna @pof in Be-
puBtloIem 3uitanoe in Ieinem Dilute
auf Dem Bette lieosEO uuTg2TunOen,
pG6reno Der Reoolb.r auf Dem Na6tz
tide lag.
Or. SefTers, CIR. 401, NorbzSarz
rpQton : @penue, pelfar gsrufen nun
be, lieB ben 2ebansmiioen na6 BEN
,MarDlGnOar NQQeme;ner 6oipitul"
6r;ngen, poTel6it es ben Qer3ten gez
lang, iopsit cine &uqel 81 finOel, o6z
alei6 BRET 8ammern pes Repolpers
leer tparer. Spdt g2it2rn N6,nO BE-
FanO ii6 9dge in berEGltniBmGBjQ
gu.am 3uitarOe, 10 OaB 9offrurg auf
feline WieOergeneIung ]Oor6anOan lit.
W1S Den Mann gu Der par5neiTslz
ten 56at perunloBt, fpnnte IotpeiE
rcd n.ht ermittelt perosn. OsrIel6e
it1nmta aus 8%:r0inien, mar lett adj!
Ssa6ren Bier in Baltimore urb fir ben
@pmmiTiion5Gdr0ler Wilion Ni6ol5
an Der Gumoenz. nu6e 2ig1titraBe
tGdt;g. 0uBer elmer Sante 6at er bier
in Baltimore feline 8arpunOtsn.
= Gpre6er 36os. 9. Rs,b tpo6nte
0eItsrn in 9ortlanb, We., Der 8eeroiz
gung Ieiner S6peiter 5rau &onlep
Eel. Nm Q6enb trat er Die Riidreiie
mad DuIbington an.
- 8puperreur Pingree un0 bic
neuen Stautsbeumten bon W:sconIin
nurben seItarn in MaotIpn unter ben
i6li6en Geremonisn tnaugurirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03

Wetter 4usfi6ten.-5ir
MurplunO uno ben Oiitritt Columbia
flares, DGrmeres Dettsr un0 friT9e
Iibli9s pOer iiDpeItIiG: Bin0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03

Sicnftas. Den 3. Sanuar 1899.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ugpceumsGh heater" - Dice gSode ieoen
absne uuo Mputae, Mittpo6 unS 6amfao Na6.
nilttaa: tine Fatal Card"
ytlron mo Slmmermau's pGidoemie."--
Sieie @ote ieben sbtno uuO Wcutao, @ittfuo6
UNI Santftdg Ha6mittaa: "rhc Telephone Girl"
"6oro'S Spernhaus." - SeOeu 9beno
bisier @O8t unO RittpO6 mn SCmfao Naamittao
r3a3a."
n5cutoapfraBen. ne beoter. "-9ieie @ofe
iseen Gbeno uno Routaq, MittpO6 unO Sumftaq
Na6mittaa: ION the Wabash"
uanbitOrium .Niuithol ."-9ieie ISOLDE
isoen @a&mittuo unO abeno: 1.-THE Girl I Left
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03
@t6tt9 fit Anseisenoe.

in DsarpIonb ei6siut ouB.r Dem .G,uti5tn
eorrsiponOenten" isiue sin1ias Ocutibe 3.itung.
futlbe cine Srudzqrefe beFst. bic inn StauOs 1T.
bic 1uIla0e 6es pSsuti6sH GorrtipoEoeHteu" in
~tDsniesr, oils
ftinf Sfttuocrt
su orudtn. Ste 9rtTt bts .GOrreipono,a;.u' fam
bic guflau, irotub elmer ouotrtn tdoIi5sn osuts
t9en 3situue in maroldno in
fiinf Wtinutett
brudtu, folisn unO ~obldblen.
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TO v
TISERS.

There is NO German paper in Maryland. except
ing the German Correspondent, that has sufficient
press capacity to print the usual edition Of Der
Deutsche Correspondent in less than
FIVE HOURS.
The press of the Correspondent" will print
fold and count the entire edition of any other
daily German paper in Maryland in
FIVE MINUTES.
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9iuoIch's Srfiuncn.

90 6tngton n. .. g., 2. San.
- Sn Dem 8uituuoe ces iGpsr trant
barnieber l~iegenOsn &sprdientanten
0inglsp lit feute cine tletne 8eFerung
eingetreten. uno mar hegt pieOer einiz
ee 6%oFfnung auf feline 8eneIung. Sein
,3ufano lit inbefsn nod feEr tritii9,
ur6 penn er iiberGaupt bapon fommt,
10 miiKen nod bier OOer flint Sage
peritrei6en, efe bic 9efubr DOrii6er lit.
Seine boaitGnbige 8ereiung niro alsz
bann nod IGngere 3eit in An{pru9
nebmen.
SoIDOts. Maf., 2. Sdnuar.
g. g. S'J&eiPs Se6Guoe al oer0lainz
uno Sa6othraBe, in pelfem ii4 fin
QGoan 6efunben. Din9 Eeute in Slam
men auf. 9srIuit etpa $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-03
Sehs &inber beinaAr rrltidt.
4I6men &p3lsnQaS Elm uno |itiir3en
beDuBtlo8 gu 8posn. - QnOsre
urIGQe.

N4ElNANs
0GEreno Die 6dmilis psS 6rn. %.
Martel, be7te6eno aus 5rau unO {e65
&in0ern, gsitsrn N}orgsn in i6rerBObz
nun1, Nr. 614, 9anoOsrItraBe, 6ei'm
6rii67tiid LAB. f;el&n Die Sinner pl0Bz
liA pon i6rsn Stiitter. Or. s.. 8.
Smbofe ben Nr. 514, 6anpoerItr., mel
der Iofort Q~eruien tpuroe. Itslte fet,
oaB bic Sinner bon &~ob.engu5, pel6:s
oem Diem enttr0mte, bepuBtlos &C.
noroen paren. W}it Qr0Bter Miits
Qelang Is benz 4r3te, OieIs,6sn pitosr
ms 8%epuBtIejn uno iomjt auBer Sc
fabr gu 6rinqen.
Qnosreundll
@uqene 5raper5. Elm % SATIRE alter
Reger Don g}r. 881, 8oboItraBe, fiel
qeIbern Q6enO, i'm 8egrifi BON sinem
peItlt6 gebsnOen Wuggon Ger rotten
2inie an Der 8altimoreItr. unb &aQsnz
Ger Qaeb gu IprinQen, gu 9ooeu uro
geriet6 nit oem iinten SUB unter bic
RGoer oes BaQQons, pob;i Inn Der
SUB ara 5srquatI6t puroe. Sn benz
yMarDlGn0er uniperiitGts : 6oIpitul"
er6;elt 3rapers dr3tli6en 8siItanO.
Die 40 Sabre allie 5rau DO. @rou6
bon Nr. Al, Siib 9oppyetonItr., fieI
geItern auf Dem 8iirqertsig2 Dor Dem
6auTa Rr. 2O5, 0sF : 2sringionItr.,
in 6ol9e osS Sites CUR GrOe uro per-
Fau6te Iih oaS reftt 6anogeIent. Sn
02oors's Qpot6ste, Or. 211, 0sTtzQsrz
ingtonItraBe, erbielt bic 5ruu dr3tIiz
fsn 9eiItano. poruuf lie lid mad iaz
rer Wo6nunQ bfQ16.
Der nsuniGGriQe 5Frdnt Zimmerman
ppn Or. 1902, MTblanb : @psnue, COLI
Iioirts gsItern Radmittag bej'mS9lit>
tenfatren am 8%rodnnOD. no9e Gagerz
StraBe, nit einem anoeren Sflittsn,
in 6oigs osRen er sintn 8ru6 os5 lin
fen 8ein2s urt&r6aIb oes &nies odz
pontru9. Sein 9ruosr 6rd4te i'm
na9 5siner Wp6rurq, rpo e. BON Or.
sSp6n QDo BON 0aEhinQtDnz unb DO
numenttraBe in ge6aroIung genomz
men rpurbe.
6rau Mar;e S6isrlib, SO So6re al
unb in g&r. 1713, @ineiraBe, pO6nz
Daft, fisl qsItern auF Dem be,ilten 8irz
gerTteiae Dor Dem 6auIe Nr. pit, a.
Gal6ounFraBe, 10 unqIidl;6 CUR Grz
ba, pab Tie Ii6 bus re4te 6uBgelent
psrfau6te. in 6oLQe osiI:n lie i'm pa
troLpaqsn oss norDpeTtIifsn 0iTtritz
tes mad i9rer Nobnung ge6raGt psrz
ben muRte.
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S9etterbcriht.
Ger. 4taaten @ettcrsSnrrau.
8aLtimore,b ben 2. Sanuar 1889.

O. Cd -Bino-@
500 %. 3O.ss 6 81 81 .B.i B sIar.
500 u. 1888 20 81 2. = 9Iar.
NittI. 8oromettxi so 90 06bf~. Ghtrmometcrit. "a
Ddttl. I~b,rmometerR. ID 9iisoriattr 8
Di, b0bite Shneaiafslt oes gelroes IN elmer StuHos
b,trua 6 Dleiltn BON SlbeftcH.
TaS aeifrise Better-9le Ecmperatur bts seiri:
cen 4aIea IS uhr a6eHos) All Eah0sHaiuleH Stas
/ omen mar, wie iola::
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-30
Tribute to Hon. VIM. II. Trauers.

AT regular meeting of the Independent
Steam Fire Company, No. /, held April
Ii, 1899, the following members were APP
pointed committee to draft suitable reso-
lutions of respect to the memory of the
late Hon. VIM. H Travers, who was an
honorary member. of the company. The
committee at subsequent meeting respect
fully submitted the following:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God,
in His Infinite wisdom, to take from us Mr..
Travers, one of our honorary members, and
bowling in obedience to His will, be it
ReSOtCed, That we acknowledge the loss
of sincere friend, and again pause to
chronicle, amid the restless tide of human
events the death of a cherished member
and honoTed citizen. The Gentleman of
the Old School," the courteous. the chival-
ric has fallen into that dreamless sleep that
knows no waking. He was charitable to
us and to all, ard Charity suffereth long
and is kind, charity vaunteth not itself IS
not pulled up, and doth not behave itself
unseemly, is not easily provoked" The
fragrance of his life among us, like that of
some sweet flower stealing over the senses,
affected all who came within its influence
ResO'red, That our sympathy is with his
family; that these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes of the company, and
the town papers be requested to copy the
same. WIN. NELL,
CHAs. II. GRIM,
CHAs. A. JOHNSON,
Committee,
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order of Court.

st ate OF West Virginia, County of Jefferson,
Term, 1890. Ou"lS' Nay
ty. held on the 2ud day of May, 1899. N"'H=
In the matter of the settlement Of the ~
counts Of Forrest w. Brown, AdInipistraioru ~
Lewis keyser, deceased. -
II appearing 10 the Court that n report of
the accounts of said administl ator ana ri a..
debts and demands against the estate Of H..
sald Lewis heyser, deceased, has been iled r,
me clerk 8 Office Of this Court and that NOR,
tnan TWO years has elapsed from the ouniiii.
OF ------ KeyseT, one OF the distribntecs
oTdeTed that tue creditors, II any of mo
slid lie WIS heyEer, deceased, shall show cafIsc
oy presenting their accounts to Gloon Moore
a commissioner of Accounts OF this Court. on
or before the END day of July. 1899 wis H. q.
Iunds in the hands of said AdminiStyato T
should not be delivered and payment fIieTeof
made to the distFibutees of tue said Ieyyis
keYser. and notice of said order sheII be
gwen IN the manner prescribed by section n
oil chapter 81 Of the Code Of West virginia
A Copy, Teste
w. +. ALEXANDER
@-Sy q AcSS-Vt' Clerk OF FRtd Court
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-30
crittenden-Lyman.

We append, from the Washington Star
of Thursday, a report of a prominent nup-
tial event, the groom being a former eiti-
zen of this county, and son of Mr.. H
w. Crittenden. of the Rippon vicinity:
The marriage of Miss Ella Campbell
LYMAN and Mr.. Edgar VOORHEES, Crit
tenden was attended last night at the
Church of the Covenant by a concourse
of their friends which filed that edifce
to the doors. The platform and reading.
desk were massed with palms, vines and
bouquets of white roses. The ushers were
Messrs. Paul E. Sleman. Harry Lee. E.
A. Taylor and Grant Lee. When the
bride arrived with her father, Mr. Charles
Lyman, she was preceded to the platform
by her maid of honor. Miss Crittenden,
sister of the groom, and the bridesmaids,
Miss Holmes, the Misses Campbell of
Takoma Park and Miss Gibbs. The bride
wore an elegant gown of white satin,
trimmed with chiffon and pearls, and a
tulle veil fastened by a spray of orange
blossoms. Her flowers were shower
bouquet of white roses. The maid of
honor was in white organdie over blue
taffeta and carried red carnations, while
the bridesmaids wore white organdie over
white silk and carried punches of pink
carnations. The groom and his best man,
Mr. F. J. Whitehead, joined the bride
and her father at the head of the aisle,
the bridesmaids and ushers approaching
by the side aisles. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Geo. o. Little, assist
ed by Rev. DIR, Hanllin. A large recep-
ton followed at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman. which was beautifully
adorned with roses and field flowers. A
buffet supper was served in the rose
decked dining room. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crittenden started later in the evening
for trip of several weeks duration, and
when they return will reside for the
present with the brides parents, going
to housekeeping in the fall. The brides
presents included silver soup tureen and
ladle from the employees of Mr.. Lyman's
division in the Treasury, and an antique
oak china closet from the groom's fellow
clerks.
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a recent decision handed dow

a recent decision handed down
by the Supreme Court of Appeals
respecting the occupancy, by indi
viduals, of parts of streets and allies,
is going to create quite a stir in
many towns in this State. 1t has
been a very common practice for
individuals to set their fences, and
even buildings, on the streets, and
the opinion seemed to have prevailed
that after ten years of quiet poses
sion, Il sufficient title accured to the
occupicr to hold it against the pub
lie The Supreme Court decided to
the contrary, and the decision is
founded as we'll on sound policy as
on justice aud law.
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AT the N. Y. Racket tore you can buy
red seal or Rabbits I've SC or boxes for
25c; ready mixed paints u pit Toe; ut Ice;
ct 2Sc; 4 gal zoe; gal 81 25; Harrison
Bros. best town and country paints
81 e5 the hest and c. eapest made. guar
antee you can paint your house cheaper
and better with Harrison Bros. paints
than any other paint on the market;
stains all colors y pit lie; the best car
riage paints l pit zoe; l OF 6Oc; top dress
ing for buggy tops zoe per can; the best
raw inseed oil 60c per gal; the best
BOLT linseed oil 65c per gal while our
old stock lasts it is worth o to Sc; mas
lin PRESERVING kettles Ice to soc; Just re-
ceived big lot of buggy whips &c to
doc; our 45c whip is full raw hide from
end to end; the combination has raised
the price OF envelopes 30 per cent but we
can still sell them at the same old price
less than the wholesale price from the
combination. envelopes 3, 8, and SC
good as can be bought at any price;
solid aluminium hair ins ic each or 1Oc
doz: hair brushes 10, I3, II, 20, %, 80
and As; dressing combs to I8c each;
we have a nice line of boys and men
straw hats, working hats . to 13e; dress
hats l0c to $l.10; mems crash hats 25 to
70c; mems felt hats 40c to 50. 70; our mil
Jinery department is crowded every
day with customers and we are receiV-
ing new shapes of hats, flowers, ribbons
and other trimmings every few DAYS
Leave your orders as soon as possible as
we may not be able to finish your order
same day. Our shoe trade has more
than doubled the last month, we give
you the aest shoes at the right price.
j. w. COLEMAN.