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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-03

On the 4th of next month Miss Vir-
ginia Fair of Virginia City will wed n
of the Vanderbilts in New York. It is
purely marriage Of millions. Were
Miss Fair a poor girl, would he have
chosen her for q wife? Were he a poor
man would she have chosen him for q
husband? Hardly.
Numbers lO,S4S and l0,SO4 were the
lucky p at the Emporium on
March q, 1899. Holders of said coupons
will present same at the Emporium, Car
son City, Nevada, and each receive a
handsome lemonade set free Of charge.
The Warren bell was put in place
Yesterday and has the finest tone OF
any fire bell yet placed in this town.
Lyman Frisby is reported very low
His son arrived from San Francisco
yesterday.
Mrs. r, M. Lawrence arrived from
California on yesterdays passenger.
Hook Mason passed through on las
evenings passenger.
Mr.. Hanchett Of Silver Peak ar
rived yesterday.
Attorney MCGOWAN was an arrival o.
yesterdays passenger.
Raw. E. D. Van Deventer DEPARTS
for the west last evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-03
Experts Coming.

Jim Yerington has returned from
San Francisco, where he has been en-
d~eavoring to interest capital in the
p p claims East of Carson. Jim
says that experts will be here in a few
days to examine the property and has
no doubt but that the property will
soon prove q big thing for this section.
Jim is a rustler and we hope he will
land the goods on the market.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-03
MaioIos Captured

Washington, March 3l-Malolos was
captured by the Americans at 10 a. m.
When the Americans entered Malolos
they found that the insurgents had fired
the town and were retreating to the hills.
The American loss was small.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-03
S. B. Armour Dead.

Kansas City, March 2o.-S. B.
Armour, head of the local packing
house of Armour & Co., and brother
of P. D. Armour of Chicago, died at
his home here at $50 this morning Of
Pneumonia. Mr.. Armour had been
Ill for two weeks. lie had practically
recovered on Monday but suffered q
relapse yesterday,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-03
The Governorship Contest.

The argument on demurrer in the Gov
ernorship case continued before the Sup
remeC Court yesterday. At the conclusion
of the argument both sides were given
five days in which to fill briefs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-03
Dewey Wants Reinforcements.

Chicago, March 18-A special to the
Journal from Washington says: Ad-
miral Dewey has cabled to the depart
ment for more men and more ships.
1t is believed to mean simply a deter
mination to put into execution a plan
more thoroughly to patrol the islands
and prevent flibustering expeditions
from landing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-03
DR.. Patterson Elected.

Yesterday afternoon the Board of
Asylum Commissioners met in the
State Treasurers Office and elected DR..
Patterson of Reno as S~uperentend-
ent of the Asylum to succeed DR.. Berg
stins, his appointment to take effect
the first of June.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-03

Assemblyman Kirman and wife have
returned from San Francisco.
John M. Moutz, an old time resident OF
Verdi, died at Reno Thursday. He leaves
q wife but no children.
Charley Wylie is contantly improving
and has left the hospital. He will proba'
bly, return to his home in this city in
week.
The libel case of Blair VS. Hanchstt wa.
argued yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-03
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
A u B
-Four Popular Young People Married.

Four Popular Young People Married.
Last evening at the Briggs House a
double wedding took place whereby
four OF Carson's young people were
joined in wedlock.
The contracting parties were Alfred
karge and Miss Birdie Crippen and
Arthur Meyers and Miss Stella Crippen
Rev. Wilson performed the ceremony.
The young ladies are sisters, and are
daughters of Mrs. Gilbert Briggs and
are among the most popular and ad-
mired by all for their excellent quail
tics.
Mr.. karge is one of Carson's most
popular young men and has made
nothing but friends since he took up
, his residence in this city.
Mr.. Meyers is the son of Geo. Fl.
Meyers and is a prime favorite among
the people Of Carson.
The wedding party consisted only Of
those directly connected with the fam.
lilies.
Congratulations poured in on the two
couple even before tie ceremony, and
there is not a person who is acquainted
with the four young people who do mo-
wish them all the happiness that car
be derived in life and many years O
prosperity.
The wedding presents were many sne
beautiful.
The APPEAL as a friend of the con
tracing parties wishes them all kinds
of happiness.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-03
Prizefights LesaEzed

San Francisco, March 81 - Governor
Gage has signed the Richard bill which
legalizes p~rizefghting contests up to 20
rounds. Under this bill duly iucorpor-
ated clubs can promote eontests after pay
ing an annual license, the mount Of
which is to be fixed by the county super
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-03
FROM wEDN ESDAY'S DAILY.
The Pumping Plant.

Manager Ross stated to a D. r. re-
porter this morning that the work of
installing the remaining double sections
no delay occurs the connections will be
made tomorrow and the pumping re-
sumed On the day following.-Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-03
Civil Service Examination

A civil service examination for those
who intend to enter the employ OF tho
Government will be held in Reno at
the Court house next Monday morn
ing at nine o'clock. 1t is surmised that
a largo number of young mon will be
present to take the est.-Journsl.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-03
State Board OF Medical Examiners.

The Governor yesterday appointed
the following doctors as members OF
the State Board of Medical Examiners
DR.. J. Guinan, DR.. S. L. Lee and DR..
Philopena Wagner, of Carson; DR..
T. P. Phillips and DR.. Geo. Fell Of
Reno,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
YlOBli6cr SnG.
Sin DItrsidiider 8oniul in Tsp>Yuu'
auf Der Strabe geItorben.

va ~ 0ffHDN SNl'NNSN'.
Nep gort, Is. DECEMBER. -
Der DItrei6iiA ung1riide &oniu III in
@aluslton, Ssras, Sofam Repmer5@
boffer, psl6er Iid felt sini9sn Sa91n in
Netp : gort uuFbjtlt, no 3pei ie:ner
SD6tsr perbeiratbst Iino, Iturb gsItsrn
gang piOBlj6 ppr Oem 9auie go. 812
SrpaDpaD.
@r mafte in 8eieli6lTt ieinsr Sat-
tin, bic tir5li6 BON europa 5uriidgs1
tebrt 1T uno Die er bier Gbbc.en poaz
re, einen Spu3ier9an9, dls er pl0bIi6
iiber einen S6tp:noelanfaa tlagte uno
glei6 harauf gu 8oosn |itiir5te. Gr
mar bereits tnot, als cine Imbuldns
bonn ct. 8inoent Soipitdl eintraf Die
Qei6e purpe mad benz Stdtlon8buuz
ie an Mereer Str. gebnaht, ND Soto
~nersur3t S'6anlon ben Sob uls cine
pabrI6sinli6e 6olgs Der 8rigbtIter
Nier~entrartbeit b;nItellte. Die 2ei6e
tpuroe oann einem SeItatter iiberges
ben, Der Tis na6 Der Wobmung bon
6ruu Nuguitu ai6ner, go. IA, BsIt
II. Str, geiunot, lei psl6er Der Ser
itorbene bier gstppbnt battle. Sic nirb
na3 8alpsIton geIanot unD bort beet
oi9t psroen.
&onIul Hermersboffer mar Sc Sab
re alt uno SeItrei6er bon 8sburt, fam
aber i6on iebr Jung na9 Imeritd.
S1s aoniutat in 8a!peI ton betleioete
er srit ieit ein;9en Sabwn. ST. lit an
ben rSeras Star 5lpur Mias" uno
audi an 9aumtpoa Spinrersien inte4
rehirt. Iuber ieiner Satin iiberlebeu
i'm nod mebrere &tnosr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
Die vJcbrratiurt Of eabor."
Sine getpegung CUR SreaniIiruns Der
GARNER, 8esriibung auslanols
{6er Osleodten.

Detroit. Mi6., IS. DECEMBER
- Sn Der hsuti9en Sibung per
rImsriean liberation Of 2abor" bielt
5reo. 6. Sennebb einm 9ortraa ii6er
bic nsus gelpsgung our Organization
Ter 6armsr als Union uno erllGrte,
er ieRe nift ein. purum Der 9ldn
n;At erfo!grei6 isin IoGte. rSobalb
Die aaufleute in Dan 2unboiItrifkn,"
Iagte er, nburd bic Wini6e Der Ssurs
m2r ge5ipun9en perben. murr Unions"
Waaren gu fiitren. 1T Der GrfolQ oer
p~rsanilirten Nrbeit 9sIifxrt. Mebres
re anbene 0alegaten rebeten in Gfns
lifsm Gimme, unb Elm @pmite purot
sllr 50rberung Der 8etpegung err
ndnnt.
Sn Der Na6mittu9sFbung funb bic
S~efpiQfommNltng Der ausldnotiheu
9elsaaten Itatt. Nierunber Wiltie II.
Sus. 6aslam aus 9roBbfitdnnier,
0opio u. Garsp dus Ganaou uno
9icesYrGIicsnt Mt9uire, pelfsr bsuz
te ben 9orIib Fiifrte. bieltsn 9eoen.
SonIt purbsn nur Hputine @9eI4dfte
erleoiot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
8clinoe Strafe fir eincu sGpinolcr.
Gcrmildte telrarapbiiar Sepciten.

- @pupernsur Ppnnter BON 9te'
brasfa Fat Dan GrsSnutor 4uM als
Ta6fol9sr beg psrItorbenen 9o1norf
gum characterization ernannt.
- Der Oampfer .p1cifc," Iontt
5pei groBe 8oflen : GuIttdRne 9ln9en
9tFsrn 5u'pittsburg, pa., in 5oige e.
mar GoGilipn untsr. 9iiidly6sr WeIIe
qingen feline MsnT6:nlsbsn psrlorsn.
- Sm ,9oisl Daiton," pbildoelz
pa;a, Der1rTu9te geTtsrn frib e;n SUI
er groben S9rsden unter Den 9dlten,
uater pslf)sn Ii6 bic SA1uipte&rin
GGsn 5srrD, iotpie Gr 9ics : prdli-
bent Gsoi g. Mprton un0 Satin be-
FanOsn. 0os 5suer purDs jsoo4 of
ne erpd6nsnspertben Shdoin 9e'o'd1:
uno Der Sdrsden ieq.s IiA raid.
- 5rau Gli3ahtb upbam Gfaif,
in ben Q%ntiItlapsrei : Sa9en cine DIR
6~sfanntsItgn 9ortdmpfsrinnen fir BIZ
S.fap:r u7o e;ae 6er0orragenos5rauz
snredtlsrin, 1T, SO Sotrs aft, in Gen'
trail 5uqs, rs, g:ttorpen.
Qls 9%rarpItiftsr lit in Bottom
Sfs WofFo, pel6sr i'm @sfsno f!ne
9rocsrn bstrei6t, in Dem augeno.ide
p,rbaFtst porosn, als er ein:n MT Fez
troleun oetrGuften !0ouf:n YaPIeT n
Ieinem Qaosn an3iinpsn polts. 0aS
pierit0d;ge mdi7ipe Ssbdu0!, g'9Sn.
t1um Mper Rosnostp's, 1T poa p'''e'
Samilien bspobnt.
Die 0isbs. tpsl6e tiir3li6 Suz
tpelep i'm Msrtfe 0 $20,0Oo aus
oem Qaoen Der @s6riioer Si9ler III
GlepelanO. 8, ItatEn, hab'n an pen
bortig:n poli3sid.F Corner gs'@rR'
ber uno bic 53uyiidsrItattung Der Seus
te fir einer 6erimmten Sstra9 argss
6ot,r. Sine Sslobnun9 pom $1,000
1T auf Die ~sSsr4pelsn angsbotsn, allen
bfss lit eben ben Ssrren SptBpubM
ni9t genug. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
SriaiueQcs Waancrfiifbru.

5%obotsn, q. s., 13. 9s5embsr.
-9enrp WeItp6al, Elm beutifsr Nirt6
in go. 70 pdrt Ipenus, purOe gea
rsrn Don brsi 9aunsrn INN $3.50 Be-
ltp6Ien. Sin damn fam I'M 8 ubr
Triib in bic Wirt6i6aFi unO erIu6te
WeItphal, ibm cine $5zNote fir funf
$1@Noten gu geben, od er oas 8elo
per Dol adj 6iden pOle. 9alO olrduf
fam elm anberer damn, Der Gpmplice
oe5 @rlten, ms 2ptSt, CAB IiA fir e;z
men Seriep Gitp'er 9etettio aus unb
t6eilte Dem Wirt6 mit, buB er porlebz
te Ta6t berdubt porOen lei uno man
ben @in6rafsr perbaftet babe. Wsfz
pbal puBts 3tpar Ni6ts o einsm
Rau6s, fiel dber bod rein, inioem er
nit Gem Yieucp : Oehetbio nah BENT
Spfe ging, no 2sbt6rer bic Spuren oes
r@inbrufss"" iebsn pollte. SEPT It;sg
Dem Wirt6 absr bod Elm 8srbuht auf,
uno uls er in bic Wirtbi6aft 5uriids
ts6rte, fano er bier sinen Damn am
S4anttii6. Der 5peite damn fam
aber ni6t aug Dem 9ofs 5uriid uno
WeItpb1l elite binaus, Sum Denielbsn
fe%it5una6men. Der Oritte i'm SunDe
beorpbte ben Wirt6 jeBt nit eirem
N@eiier uno WeItphdl lieb ben nOetet>
tin" los, popauf befoe Wdnwr ~antflOs
ben. SeBt entbsdte WeItphal, bab aug
Der Safe Elm Porsmonnaie nit $3.50
uno einem G6ed fir $50 FeFlte. Der
W;rt6 beno6riftigte bic Ppli3ei, Bis
bd9tn dbsr tparer Die 8nuner, Don De-
men Der srfte bei'm GsnpefFsin ber$5z
gsote ssfs9sn bate, ND Beitp9al ie;n
@e,o aufbero6rts, iibsr ale 8,rgt,
ir1briteinlih i9On in Nstp : Yort.
Sic F1tten pbne 3peifel erfdbrsn, bub
Wefp9al fdufi9 fir SeO;eniiele DER
2adananrl : gafn @9eds bonor:rt
uno oss6alb an oisien Sagen p;el 9ero
i'm Belize battle.
GeIinOe strufe fir eineu sdminoler.
@bico9o, -. 0e3br. - Der
0ireftorenratb oes rgoaro Of Srace"
fat ben 9OrIsnmatler Ssnrp Gcgel
auT FiinF SATIRE BON Ger Mitglieoz
F6uft aus9ei6lofen. Der 8itOerz
mann fOa BEL 9etra;oesinfGuie eip;n
grten Sunoen beidtpinoelt GabH1, in
Dem er / Gent PRO S6eFEel m'br be-
rs6nete. ais Der Marftpreis mar.
Die Gbica9oer 0elfgaten gu b:m
yNatipnu( BOARD Of Srab," f1ben
WeiIung e16aiten. cine nuhoritli6e
gstdmpFung ber nPpoi5" uao d1nll=
dter llsrternobmungsn. Biz Die Yrsile
i'm Sanpelsmarfte tiinIt.,h in DE
SDbe trsibsn po1en, in nr b'porItes
Eenoen SiBurg bes rgfatiOnol gOdro"
gu b%edntragsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
,,gt. Narien>S nbuifrieihule."
Sabresbsridt bes Superinlenbenlsn
8ruber Dominic. - Gin erfola<
reihes eSahr in ikDsr Din!thf.

S"JA~SNT' WV
8ruber Dominic. - Gin erfolaz
rsi9ss sSabr in i<osr 9inTi4t.
8ruoer Dominic, Der Superinten=
bent Der rSt. Marien : Snouftrie14u=
le", bat Dem Oireftprium Der WnEialt
ben forsFdltis uussearkitsten 80.
Sabresberihi fir Das am 80. NoNmz
Der 1899 enosnpe Sabr Sugeltelt.
OemIel6en gu 5plse babsn felt Der
grDffnuns Der S4uls, am 8. Iusult
1866, 4572 3O9linse in Der WnHa.t
Nufnabms ssfunoen. gom 30. Sob.
1893 biz gum 1. Seaem6er 1899 purs
ben 327 anaben in bic S6ule aufgez
nommen uno ndbrenD bes per9anse=
men Sabrss bsfunosn iid i'm @an5en
851 3Oelinge in Der QnItult. Bon
bieTer 3abl tparen 625 bon Der Stabt
Der NnFalt iibsrpisfsn, 116 bon ben
Counties uno 10 purben bon @lisrn
uno 8ormunbIhofis : 8ebOroen Der
NnItalt CUR pflege iberssben. Die
30slinge aus benz Staate pertbeilten
iih auf bic einselnsn Counties pte
fof,4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
Stotlonen,

0etterausihte Sir
Marplanb uno ben Oiitrift Columbia
talter uno i'm 4asemsinsn tlar am
Sonnsritug. pabri1einli9 gsfplst
BON 3ssen ooer Shnee in Der DOM
ner!tae Na4t ooer am Jreita9, frti6e
nDrbli1e Winoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
(346,8,5O,2,4,6)

9eat5ens Strafe. G9cs.
PierIon uno 5tomas We2au9bl;n Ser
lisbsn seltern bic iuoli1s poli5e!Itaz
tion. jeoer um $51.45 drnsr unb cine
Grfabruns rsiGsr. Die 8eiOsn pur=
ben psrbaftet, als lie an Der gds GER
eight unb Wsas StraB, ben Nsgsr
Wm. 8. Reso ansebii4 obns 8sranz
lafuns auf brutale Weils miBbanpalz
ten. Qis poli5eir;4ter SfDn cen 6eiz
ben Qrreltantsn bic auberorbeutl;h boz
be @trafe auferlsgte. nor man n:ht
tperis erftaunt. uIs oisislbsn prompt
bic $102.90 haahltyn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
Der 1eut(Ge Correspondent.
0unncrifaa, ben IA. 0cscmber 1899
Observation-Disclosures

ltnterhaltnnaS.@ eatpciicr.
uMuIifzMtabsmie. = Oiele Wo4e
why Smith Left Home
Serbs Spernbaus. - Diefe Wode
lite Floor Walkers"
n2pceum=S beater." - Siefe Wodk
Diplomacy"
nMuTf=5ale." Mt. 3ppalzMps. -
Sieie Nobe carmen"
r9onioapltraBsn { Sbeat.-." -
IA Female Drummer"
uIub;torium : Wuiit : Sa1s." -
Sic Spis9b 9art @auospilc=Go.
vYeaboop : Goni srpatOrium." -
Sreitaa, oen Is. Sesembcr, EabmittaGs 4 nbr,
iiinitcs 2etital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
Sic altrenpmmirte Sirma SacDb
Sdilo & &c.,
Mug. Saffurtber. Gisent9imer

Wu9. Odkfurtbtrs VtseHfquHItr,
empfisblt fir bic TsIttoss ibr srcBes
Eager importirter unb sinRimifhsr
Dsins u. 2iquDre. CALIFORNIA Weins
uno 8ranoiss cine Sp5iulitat. Nr.
5, 7, 9 unb II, Nurp@6oaioap%@tr.,
untsr Der Dsutfhen 8ont. Iuftrdss
tusroen pbne 9sr5ug mad alien @taotz
tbei!sr frsi ahgelisfsrt.
(346 hO461
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

Msnelif BON GbpKin;sn riidt ans.btih
mii ftdrter Steresmaht gssen bic bril-
tiiden 9siibunssn am Weiben Nil Dor.
Sen Eager bsfiacst fs9 iebt in Der Ndz
be bon Gois Wbsba. Gran50iiihe uno
rlnfiifs GmiKdrs bsfinoen Ii4 in Wez
nslit's 2aser urlo bsmaihen Iih, i6n 81
einer ensrsiif.n Champagne eessn bic
britiiden SntsreR Ian anaui taheln, I'M
Dem lie i'm ordrgen, feline Hsdte uuf
bic 9srrItuft iiber ben Cuban 9eltsnO
gu MAIDEN, Der ieine rehtmGbige Do
maine ie:. Msnslit riidt rlr lun9ia am
Dor. De lebtsn Tadr;9ten hlasia,
er 5aGosre mod, sirpen pireftsn aggrelz
Iiosn Sfrltt segen gnslanro 81 t3un.
m, Is. 9sasmbsr. - Sup;tGn
giccooioIa, Ger italisnii6e @sIarote in
@bDhin;en, melost, bic Sntr;ausn an
osrer MGhte 9dtten Msnelit aufasIt az
delt. segan BE gn9lGnosr i'm Cuban
porsrsdbsn. Giecob;ota iaet, er fiirtz
ts, oaB ss gu ernItsn 9srtpitelung:n
fommen peros.
9ruiiel, Is. DEG. - Ru5tano
lit bic Maft, tpelfs g~aserplrt;g nit
Span;en gstreffs einsr Qbtrshlrg BON
Gsuta Ger seseniibsr 8ibro.tar an
Der ufrifdni5fsn auIte i:ag,npe ipaniz
ite 9ufsn) ~psrbanOslt.
I'm Maorio erfldrt man aaeroine5,
baB Gsuta an feline Maht abgetretsn
tperpsn piiros. SIM Safe zines surpz
pGiifsn arisg,s 1piiroe Iihsr Urgent
cine MaGt Span;en ts!fer, be eng
ldrosr an elmer g:isbung Geutas 81
perbinbern.
Ystrsburser ger;6ts iagen, oaB oit
ruKiif1sn 9rsn5sn on Der pelIilfan II
tiirfiIfen @r.r5e Der tdrtt tpsroen, II
gin. NIT RiidIiht auF Ssuifh.ano's
cpmmsrsieQe Nftio;tdt in 8lsimI len
(Son pp6l tsiBen; nit HidIiht aui
Gngluno's Sf.appen in GTrita. .
H.) Die ruHiifs Shlpar5e Meer:
5lotte iol ebsnf1ns psrItdrtt perOeu.
2cnoon, Is. Deg. rSatlr
Md;l" Idreibt bs5sidnsnb: runier'
2eisr tpsroen gut tfun, biz 8,pegun:
gen Nubldno's, 5runtreid's uno mDg:
iitsrlpe:is nof sirer brittsn Ma6i
(OeutI6lanbO i'm Safe peitsrer brit
tiId:r S6lappen in Siio Qfr!ta gu
beobudtsn. l1risrs GOrrsIponpenter
mslosn BON ruHthsr gtttip:tdt in Sell:
ia uno Sanger, in Central @iisn uni
in GbpiIinisn."
Gin iri56 : amertfuni9
regiment Ill bic
8peren.
Glepeionb b, g., 13. 0e3br. -
25 junse Sril6s4msrituner, ppr
ipel6en bic msiIten ben fpanii6zame.
rifoniT6en arisg mitgema4t BADEN.
tratsn eeItern BON glepslanb bic HeiIt
na9 Siioufrita an, nm in 0ienIte oel
gperen gu treten. Gs perlauts!, BAT
lie in Netp=Yprt 500 anbere Srldnoel
traFTen peroen uno buB Ii6 bic ganot
gslsaiduft am 0ienitag na6 Guro:
pa sinI6iFfen miro. UNI in puris si.
esm bort prguniiirten iriiaen 3esi:
ment sinperleibt gu tpsrbsn.
Gs p%erlautet, bab cine Menge or:
berer Srldnber in psr19ieoenen Stdo:
ten Der Ser. Staaten i'm 8esrifFe iino
na9 Siioafrita ob5ureiien, INN fin
Die 9osren gu tdmpien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
Sic altrcnpmmirtc Sirnta Sacpb
Sdbilo s. 60,

Nu9. poBfurfper. StseHtpHHei,
empfi.6lt fir Die 5sIitase ibr 9roBss
Eager importirtsr unb sin9eimif6er
Meine II. 2iqu0rs. CALIFORNIA Wsine
unb Brunpiss cine Sps5ialitGt. Nr.
5, 7, 9 unb II, Noroz3oatoap@Str.;
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NSetterberid9f.
Der. Gtaatsn IS ertersS ursau.
Baltimore re, Den ID. December 1883.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-30
TARBORO COTTON MILLS
FOUR new COTTON FACTORIES NOW BE.
ING PROJECTED.
Blood Hounds to Hunt Criminals. Tobacco
Acreage Doubled. Guards Get Uniforms.
New County Building.

Tarboro. \. c.. April 29.-(Spccial) y
There is quite a number of visitors here
on account of the Baptist Union meeting
that is now in session. Rev. DIR. Huf-
ham will preach Sunday in the Presby-
terian CHURCH by special request.
Mr. II. III. Rowe still continues very
sick. 1t is probable that he will not re-
cover.
The Episcopal Convention meets here
next week.
The mill business seems to be on a big
boom here at the present time. 1t is ru-
mored that +. s. Royster will erect Il
cotton mill on his property opposite the
fair grounds. With the three new
mills now in sight Tarboros population
will jump at least one thousand
The county commissioners. who meet
here Monday. will seriously consider the
purchase Of bloodhounds to apprehcnd
criminals. The friends of the young man
who. was killed i'm Greene county Il few
days ago. say that if they had had blood
hounds they could have captured the
murderer. n
1t is probable that a special building
will be erected in the court house yard
for offices for the register of deeds and
clerk of the superior court. This building
will be fire proof and contain modern
vaults for deeds and other valuable
papers.
| learned from Il planter this week that
the tobacco acreage in Edgecombe would
be more than doubled this season. This
means Il great deal for the ware houses,
and it is likely that another ware house
will be erected this fall.
The Howard House that has for Il long
time been vacant will soon be opened
again to the public
The Edgecombe Guards will have their
regular summer drill on the 24th of next
month.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-30
MCKINLEY AND THE KAISER.
Ihey Exchange Friendly Messages Re
garding IL New Cable.

lhey Exchange Friendly Messages Re
garding IL New Cable.
Berlin. April Emperor William
mas sent the following cablcgram to
President Mckinley:
The imperial Postmaster General has
Just Informed me that your Excellency
mas klhdly given your consent TO the land
ing of a new cable on the shores of the
United States. This welcome news will
create universal satisfaction and joy
throughout the German Empire. and /
thank your Excellency most heartily for
1t. May the new cable unite our two
great nations more closely and help ia
promote peace. prosperity. and good will
among their people,
President Mckinley replied as follows:
II have received with pleasure Your
MhJestys telegram regarding the ioin-
Ing OF the two continents by Il direct
cable. 1t affords me genuine cratificu-
non to give consent to the landing of
tins new cable on the shores OF the
United States. and more so as saw
therein an opportunity to further the
high mission of international teIegrapby
i'll drawing closer the distant nations
and bringing their peoples into more init
mate association in the interests of mu.
tual advantage, good will and amity,
That the new cable will prove an addi-
tiOnal bond between the two countries il
my fervent wish and hope