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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13
GIoettbttt0.

SIbenbura. @ein 25iGbris
ges Sienitjubildlim feierte Der Glen
bnbnpuber MuauIt 8ante. SIN areile
ieiner &ollegen. Die Inn eine bubi i6e
ubr init Settle ipiDmeten. ipuroe Der
Sag in 9ollborf's @aithaus am Pferz
Denarft feltltb beqanqen.
6errn Sofpbotograpben ssr. Sibenz
tbaler 1T Der ebrenbole Mntrag geiuorz
ben, einem groben ibuitrieaen Inter
nebmen in ber pEotograpbiIden 8ran=
te als tehniiber Better uno :Diitoiretz
tor bei5utreten.
Muguitieben. sShre olamanz
tene 9bd5eit feierten Die Gheleute Groz
ger in 8odel.
9elmenborit. It. Der Sber>
lneiltsr Der hieIiaen Bidder Snnung,
9err $. 8rintmann. feierte fein 25z
idbrises Subildum als Meiiter unter
all5eitiger Sbeilnahme Der Snnungs=
mitslieoer, iotuie oieler Na6barn unb
Treunbe, bic Ourch 9lusiteden Der
6laggen 5um9(usbrlld aebrad)t tpuroe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13

Wien. Gr5bsroog 6rdn5 IerD1@
nanb bat in brei eSaaDtd9ea dnf Der
Yurl6e in ben Nepieren bon Ber5ene5e
6es @rafen SaHilo 5eitetits 66 Heb=
s1de, barunter feGr 1tarfe Gremplare.
erleet, Elm SaeoreI Iuliat, pelGles 1elten
erreiht au perDen pFleet.
sSiume. Dieter Sage spuroe IN
sSiume bic erfe SnDui itr!e =Mu5iteanng
burh ben @puperneur 9rafen S5a$
purn unter GROCER 8etbe:ligurJ eroffz
net. DieIelbe 1T als hD9It yelun3en
5u beseihnen. gr5beraog Soisps nnO
piele Guradite bon 9lbba5ia beluhten
bic Musitellung.
9iinielsborf Bel 8aosn- -
@origen Wionat berlor eie "a Sabre
alte ssraneisca 4arner an etnem nnD
bemie(ben Sage ibre Sttern ourh ben
Sob. 9as bebauerasipert9e Mdohen
purbe bieriiber tiefiinnis uao nabm
reber Speile nod Sranf 81 ii4. Die
Ter SAGE lDite bas Mdbhsr cen Pbcs=
p6or BON bret 3unb1Dl3 pGdcben in
WaiIer auf unb tranf btes, .rrrurh 1le
Iib 11fpere innere Serlebnrgen ousos,
Denen lie erlag.
aei9enberg, Die 2obn5es
ipegun9 Der SertilzMrbeiter areift nin@
mebr aud i'm Hei9subersec Sncu.ttte-
gesirfe I'm Iich. S6on iteuten 4So
Weber Der Sannnalber 9aumivpIz
5pinnTabrif unter Streiez zInbrobuns
Die sSorberung elmer 25pro5. 2ohne.boz
6una. Die 9lrbeiter Der ne6antitea
g8eberei Muguit Gtumpe's Solne in
Gdun,bsrg BEL Rs.tenbsrs ihlsnen
Iin an.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13
ginlieferuns in's Rrantsnbaus psr=

ginlieferuns in's arantsnbaus Der-
ftDrben.
Gebrte. Die ,3uderfa6rif
Gquorb, fpel9e ibren 8eiricb bauerlo
eingefeIt bal, lit in ben 8eiib bes
6ofbefibers 5ottenbDrf in slten iiberz
seaansen.
Wetne. llnlanslt ent3iinpcts
bei einem heftieen @epitts- Elm 9f.Be
fdlag bas 8Dges'fhe @sb5ft il, Ro=
.bemiible nno leete MobnEaus, Gheuz
ne unb Stalluneen in Nidys.
Weppen. Del bisrhsr berllfe~
ne auEerorbentlife &reistag oe5 Str.
Mepper bat Die Msiterfiibrunq Der
4reisbabn Meppen : Sos'eliinns naG
0er3late einftirnnie lelhlollsn. Die
.ier BeIdluB lit in ZEN intsssIirten
areiien nit lebbafter sre,bs oeeriibt
trprben. Ser Ort 6er3lafe oab bein,
gefannttperben Der Na9ritslii. ieiner
sSreune burcb 9ei:aoa,a Der 9al;Ier
uno Bo0eridieBen Musrr,n4.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13
Woie,t.

8rpmberg. Nnf benz Bitter
cute &iri9fopo bsi Sunnotpis oerz
itDrte Elm @roBfeuer fdmmtlihe 5e-
hduoe unb ben sroben 8iebfcro.
grin. Sn Der pon tenn @6ne;~
Ger @roBmann innesebabten araa<
.enbnus1tube brad Elm 8ranb II
sSolse Jabrldi1igteit bes Snla1cn
aus, Der aber glidlihertre:ie re6t5eiz
tig genug bemertt unb gelcitt tpeiben
fonnte. bepor er grobere s.usbehnlng
annebmen fon1tte.
sanopiB. Sn Soadimsborf
!oll cine atpeitlaf1iee Scbule erbaut
iperhen. gu benz 8au lit cine ftauts
lt6e 8eibiilfe bon runb $4,000 ltlrf
in Musiidt geftellt.
Sfrono. Sm Nahbarborfs
prapgDD5ite but fitb III bieIer Wo6e Elm
Mdbhen aus Qiebesgranl er1dnat,
nahbem Die Gltern lift bic @inpilIi
aung aur 6eimfiibruns zines bort. 4
8auernfobnes als 9emahl periagt
Eaten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13
&as.fahdste.

Bremen. Die DampfIhiffz
fobrtseeieufdaft .Mrao" bierlelbIt hot
ben n8remer Wultan" in WeqeIud nit
bem Bau zines aroBen paiIaaierz
Dampfers fir bic Qonboner ssabrt be=
oIftraat. Der 1900 Geaiitertons aroBe
Oampfer erhdlt fOlgenDeO Oimeniionen:
9Gnae 246 SUB. Breite 81 JuB nnb
Raumtiefe 20 liz suB. Das 5hiff
erhdlt @inrihtunaen sur Mufnabme
bon 64 RdiiitsS nnb 100 3fpilhcnhed=
paiidaieren, feline ssuArseibtpinbiafeit
etrdat IL Meilen in Der @tunbe.
Qubed. Die Mitalieber berGe-
rate Der 6anfaftdbts 6ambu-a, 2i5ed
nnb Bremen batter bier cine 3ufam.
mentnnft. Nah benz sSriibftid i'm
Notbsfeller tpurben cie Sebensnirbiaz
feiten Der Gtabt unb hierauf bic unlz
.fanarei6sn 8duarbeiten bes Glbez
Srupe1&lnals beiihtig.. Q[m Nahmit=I
tage fanb i'm Geitfaale bes Earthquakes
Elm Teftmabl itatt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13
xbnriMae...

eSeb nj :, (Wnhalt). - Die poQz
3dblia perlamnelten Stabtperorpneten
beihdfti9ten iid in ibrer lebten SiBz
un9 nit Der Wabl zines 8iir9ermeiz
tiers. Der Mmtsporiteber Sbeo. Dogs
9rmmern ipuroe einltimmia gepdblt.
alein So + bero. = Ourtb
einItiirSenDes @roreidh 1purben in elmer
Sanoorube bic Nrbeiter Weqener unb
Gblers Deri6iittet; lebterer ipurbe bon
9srrn sSrib ytatop nod lebeno, tpena
audi perlebt, berausge9raben, tpdb=
renD Weoener MIR als 2elde herz
uusaebolt lperben tonnte.
q ortDeim. - Oieier Sage tpurz
De bier Elm Greisperein Nortbeim De5
Gerbunbes fleinsr Wliiller Der Hsgiez
rurasbe5irfe 9ilbesbeim. grfurt unb
8ahel, iolpie Der anarenaenoen Gam
oestbeile aesriinoet. 3um 8orlibenoen
bes Rreispereins Nortbeim ipuroe gez
lu0blt 6err MublenbeiiBer .. Gtpers=
Sodelbeim.
Son oers bdul en-. Infer
Galiberbergluert r@liidauf". BEL beNen
Ginri6t:.na Die nelleiten Grfinbungen
beridli6tigt puroen, erhielt unldnsit
ZEN 8eiub bon % 8eroingenieuren
aug 8elsien. bic gum 3tped ibrer Musz
bilbung bic 8eranerts 9(nlagen
Oeutf6lanos aufIufen.
9 d a. = Die Mftienaelellfhaft
9tiirinaer Mecumulatorenz unb glecz
tricitdtsperfe in 9DriBmiibl ipirb in
8a4a in Der Hbon eine electrilde Gen=
trale errihten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13

feo,n, Ofpnfhefe an ben Mpctheter
Gjroppe FIJI $500 Mart. Dit llntsrIngs
res preiles bilbstsn bic ein:n llmluB
ppu 500 Warf i16rliA nddtpeiienD
@e5bGftsbiiher. groppc sraieite itoo1
iGbrlib nur 1000 M. umfdB. Glne
llnteriud3unq Der Gefhdftbbii4er err
CAB, bab lie faIid aefiiart, Ns3spIe 9
srein,ol dls beaablt eingeldbrteben mds'
rem etc. S5uler fpurDe tregeIl Des
truqss nit einem Mondt Defan9nlB
6eitrafi.
W2 W2iihlbuufe n. - Die Eonigln
BON splloro itat.ete In Bealeitung nsr
-Wiutter unb zines fleinen Ves
fo(oes unIerer Gtabt BON S1loB
hausbaben aus einen turaen Belun
as. Die 0errihaften. bic IN pret
Woqen gefomnen tparsn. fehrten MI
oer giIenbdbn nod Baoennellsr 8uz
rid.
Nieber< Seub. 6isr sreIg@
nete fidb Elm i9irerer l1ngludstaA. An
einem Neubaue bes Stdbler ihen %
brifoebGubes itiirate eine ma6ipe 0le.
belmauer auIammen unb per!ebte Drel
Wrbeiter 70 5d5tper, bdR an tbrem
Muffommen gespeifelt pirb. Was Die
ltriaae bieies llnaliids 1T un0 nen
bic 5dulp trifft, tpirb bic ipettere un'
terlu6ung eraeben.
5traBbura. Gin 18idbrtger
junger Meni6 periuhte ith mnD lelne
21iabriae 9raut burh einiaeHepolptr7
Idiiife um's 2eben at brinaen. lpetl Dle
Gltern beg Mdbhens ben Werfebr per
beiben niht baben ipollten. Gin groBez
res llnalid puroe nicht angerihtet.
Ionbern heioe nur lei6t Derlebt. Sic
befinoen fih in dratlider 8ebanDlung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13
@1rttensbkra.

Spaihinger.- sSiinsit fam
Der bier nod ME oaaepeiene San por,
bab i'm epanseliIhen 8etiaal Elm &a=
tfolit gum proteitantismus iibertrat.
Cine gemi1hte @he unb bamit bic
0rase Der 4inoerer5iebuna oiirften bic
dubere8eranlanuna au bteiemS4ritte
Ietn.
EuttIineen. Dieler Sage
moren es so Sabre, bah Mar Sbnedz
enburger, Der Oid)ter bes peut16en
Nationalaelanees BON 1870, Der
rWaht am Hbein", in 8ursborf eez
Itcrben iit. lin iein Mnosnten gu eb=
rem, ipielte am @eoddtniBtase Dor bem
bier aufaeItellten Oenfmal pes natio=
llalen Oihters bic hieiiae Stubttapelle
patriotilhe Muiifftiide. pelhe 5ahle
reiehe 3ubDrer anlodten.
Il nj. esSn Der Ghleiferei in Der
Scgenannten 6hh,eitermiihle eretgnete
iih Elm furhtbarer llnaludsfalI. Gin
in Notation befinbli6er aruberS9leifz
ltein aer1prang Gus Bis iebt unbefunn-
ter urla1e llnb bic nit arober Muht
umberge1hleuberten Steintriimmer
baben ben Dor benlfelben befhditigten
Mrbeiter Slider auf Der Stelle setDbz
tet. inbem lie ibm ben &opf fOrmlih
BON Mumpfe rifen. Das betreffenbe
Mrbeitslofal, in bem allm Slid fein
peiterer Qrbrtter anipeienb mar, ipur=
be Itarf berpiitet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13
8raumf1wets.

Or. o bIbere q. - SieIerSaoe
belt Der erIt por 8uraen qeoriinbete
2anopebrberein feline ssa6nentpeib,,
tpoau audi Der Remlinaer 2anbpebr=
perein erfchiensn mar. gea6 furaer
Mniprahe hes GitterautspGhters 6rn.
$. Wosbafe, benz es au6 au perbanfen
1T. baB Der 0erein suftanbe aefnmnten
tit, belt paitpr Dr0ae aus 6dDppenz
ftebt bic Weiberebe Ca es 6err po5tpr
SFiider BON bier abselebnt bate, bic
fRebe 81 balten).
81. 8ohlbesg. Sin Itbrcdz
liher llnaliidsfa1 ereionete Iih bier.
Die in Der Sunbarube bes 2aropirths
2dnqelilooede 6eIhdftioten Mrbeiter 81.
g1eaener llnb 0erm. @hlers lpurncn
Drrh herdbitiir3enbcs Grbreitb perz
idlttet. 6err Ssris Walop, lpeldcr
sufdaia nit 8efpann in Der Nd1e NOR,
foEnte Oilers nod lebenb, ipenn audi
i6iper bsrlebt herbororahen; lpGbreno
Nolop bann nit leinem gjefpunn bea1
Dorfe aueilte, Inn 6ilfe su bplen, qinz
cen bic pferbe burf nnb iiberfu6ren
hrei ainoer. ipelfe iebod aliidlid,er=
trei1e ni6t fbner bsriebt tpurben. ne
eener tonnte nur uls 2eihe berporgez
bolt tperben.
Seefen. Der 9lrbeiter Sbnute
bon Der OomGne airAhera lpurbe in
feinem Waiferaraben toot aufaefunosn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13
G6nfnret6 Gn6fets,

9resben. 6err poli5eirat6
Sseiberr BON Wilde Bel Der &Dnigl.
Ypli5ei Oireftion lpirb als Regiez
rungsratb our aDnial. &reisGaupta
manni6aft 3tpidal reriebt.
gbemnib. Die 5tabtperoroz
neten IN Gbemnib iinb bem Ratbsz8e=
IhlulIe beigetreten, aur Oedung Der
Soften, Die Bel 9eleqenbeit eer Gntz
biillung bes &Gifer Wilhelmz0enfz
mails ourh bic geranItaltune beionbez
rer sSeItlihfeiten uho burh bic SGmiiz
dung Der Stabt entiteten lperDen, Elm
Serehnun95gelo ron 10000 Marf
aus5upsrfea. Die Spaialcemotrdten
tocren Dageaen.
Sri lmma. = Sin 6uIur be- 5.
SGipaoron oeriihte bier einen Selbltz
mprbper5llb, inoem er iih nit elmer
Ylctpatrone in cen Wuno 16pB.
Sbper perleBt ipuroe Der Soloat in's
2ooaretb gebra6t.
2om m B ( h. - Der tiir3li6
oeritprbsne pripatus Garl 6eler, bier,
bat Ger Stabt rie Summe bon $500
Dart pernl1bt, beren 3inien nobltbdz
tieen 3peden au @ute tommen Iollen.
M Il blbera a. B. Glbe. - Ser
81 Sabre alte 2ebrer Otetrid) puroe
uuf Demg2a6bauieneae bon Der Sbule
aui Der Strabe plDblih bon einem befz
tigenunnobliein befallen uno perl4leb
tLr6 oaruuf am 6eraidlaq.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13
G6leStut8s9oIttettt.

se1marn. Sn puttgarben
ipielte bic 3-jdbr. So9ter fes Meifer=
tnehts Bl0s in Der Ndbe res Oprftei=
dies, legte ii9 bann ermiiDet auf oea
@teinrunb bes 3eicbs unb 1T babel in
ben 9eid) bineineerutfdt. Yaf!o,ten
fanoen bic tleine Qei4s i'm .D1il:r
treibenb.
6uIum.-- Mus benz erpben Gs-
muHenzW Wolbien'fhsn 2eaat iinb na1
her 1oeben abgelegtsn Hec;nung fri.
eenbe 6umrnen our Wertbeiluns aez
lanat: @tipenbien 1920 Mt, @ehalfsz
Sulage an Qebrer 1850 M... prInsien
fir @hiiler 1880 Mf., an Sic Bar-
tefnule 45O Mf., nm 10 Oieniiboten
675 MI, an 10 Biirger 9CO Mf., q
Mus1teuerunoen $50 M., IN bic Werz
ih0nerungsfommifion 225s Mf., CUR
Steuererleihterung 1920 Warf.
Norberbitb tbmarIhen.
llnlGngit brannte i'm Dorfe 6aifenz
bittel 3ipiIhen WDDrben unb WeHel=
buren, bic groBe Gheune bes Qofbez
fibers 2rule total rieter. Dieielb. ipar
NIT 1890 M. berii1ert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13

Sige @obn feiner Gltern lnb Bic bpr
IA Gugen in Grantfnrt 1T Steauna.
MDrIenba d. 9err 9iirgers
meifter 9ilger i'm rllben Weiber, ner
.dngeiichts ieines boben Differs im2aufe
bes Winters iein Mmt nieberselegt bat.
1T bieier Gage i'm 86. Qettnsjabre gcz
itprben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13
&OIeTest.

9lItmu15er. - Der 9au zines
reuen Gdulsebdubes i'm Sberoorf.
Ion nocb benz eingerei6ten Blane IN
Dpppelbaus fir 5tpet SGn.en gsl:ennz
ter goafeilipn tperben. Jebe Mbtbei.
luna entbdlt bier ssrdumtge &laiienz
simmer unb bic erForberliGen 2ebrerz
ippbnunsen. gu Snern t. S. ioa bas
neue Sdulbaus ferlig ieiE.
Deut1h pietar. GraT
2o5D 6endel BON Oonnersmard caf
Naelo bat gum 8au einer aupelle 1T
rem benahbarten sSrIefsthal ben So
trag BON 500 MalI geipenbet. .Sie
aapelle ion ber fltinen fatbolilhen
@emeinbe bic mangelnbs Stride erz
ieben. Die Soften oes 8aues Ilnb auF
$500 Mart beraniGlagt.
gleinib. Sir sic 5teae bes
eriten 8iirsermeilters bahen iib %
8efperber eemelbet, Dlrunter II 8irz
eermeiiter bestp. erIte 8iiraernleil!es,
feds apeite Biirgern1eiiter, Gin Stlotz
rutb, bic fdmmtltcb mehr paer mcniser
ldngere 9eit i'm Gomr.Gnaloienit ibdz
tia tparen, ein boteftr SeTMa.tungsz
3 eanter, apei Re9tsanpdlte llnb Elm
MheiIor, Die i'm commandment lloA
nt6t tbdtig lparen.
Mlpire. - 8ei einem @etpitter
i6lug Der 8liB in cine bobe 5abritehs
Der bieiisen 8lenberOtbiite Elm, aEf
ipelder eerabe 5lpei ioaenannteSb,rnz
fteinfiinitler nit Dem 9lbtreNan berlel=
ben be16dftigt puren. Ser eine bon
ihnen ift perlebt tporhcn uno rnubt. I'M
arantenbaufe untergsbraGt lpercen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13

Weimersfirh. Qsbtbin ei,t7
itanb III ben0ebdulihfeiten bes66enfs
tpirtbes Gtaen S. q. Elm Gmabenfeuer,
ireldes bunt benz redtaeitiasn gintrefzI
fen Der 6euerDebr ailf feinen 0erb bez
fArGnft irerben fDnntt;; nllr BE Gt0Is
luna brannte tbeilpeiie 40.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13
AllsldnOiIliJrs.
@alDlss,.

+
GarIsrn1e. Tie Ginmsihuna
Ytr ilel!tn Nula Der b;riissn tehniIchen
0rt; tblllt fdao bei groBartiser Betbeiz
lieuna ua.er Inpeiexbeit bes @rohz
6erspoS f.u.t. geim sseitcft be9riibte
Hetior GH0!ert bic Mnfpelenben. Ger
Grcbber3ou bantts in beralilber MeiIs,
acbahis Der GriinDer Der 6ohlGulc,
beren Ghdtintsit fir @tuat nnn gre
aiehuna Der ssueenb cine berporrascn~
fei. gs iprdd)en nod namens Der 5aa
biIhen llaiperIitdtsn DItboff- 6einef.
BERG, ramsns ber beutIcben 0odMbllleE
WiG=Gborlottenburg, namens ner
..Stobt Rarlsruhe Oberbiirgermeiitcr
vShnebler.
aonitans. Bei Grf!elluns ben
1elearapbenftanaen an Der Bubn BET
ssiiben itiirate bieier Sage eine neue
GelearapbenItonee nit benz Babnars
better 6. s5ilder aus S6iengen i'm.
5iIher erliit einen Mrmbruh unb 10
fhirere innere Werlebungen. baB er
balo berauf itarb. Der Derlnaliidte
NOR bic einaiae 5tiiBe feiner Mutt,r.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13
4ater,s.

Shillinqsfiirit. Bauer
Bena ppn Weiler BEL Iiniterlobr fltfr
nit 1einsr ssrau nod 8oren3enmsiler,
I'M ieinen 5thpiegerIpbn gu befuhsn.
eeSSn Der RGbe bes Wobnhuules hes
Sebteren i6uten Die pferbe inb raiten
nit benz Subrtpsrf IN ben 6of hineis.
Sier fHlua Der Waaen I'M. 8sa3
fpurbe beransaeiporfen. erlitt sinen
Ghdbelbruh llnb itarb nah tpetiGen
l9tnnben. Die syruu fam nit lei9te=
sIcn 8erlebanaen bdbon.
g 6lterfee. 6ier perItdrb Die
Enial. sSoritmeiiterspittlpe SannD npls
06benborff no6 ldnserem qualpollem
2eiben. Sic 1T ihrem Gatten nab
flraer 3eif i'm Sooe aefolat.
Sraunftein. Wie oerloutst,
bat 6err @utsheiiber Gugen Hosner
Sur Grbauunq zines proapmnaiiums
Der 6tabt 9rauniteln elm 1aaiperf
8rnnb in feinem Gillenpiertel inen-
tllnasipei5e enaeboten.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-22
CAPT. ANDREWS FAILS.
Attempts to Cross Atlantic in Small
Boat, Hut Is Picked Up at Sen in
Exhausted Condition.

Liverpool, July II. - The British
steamer Holbein, Capt Sherlock, from
New York July for Manchester, which
arrived here Sunday, picked up Capt.
William a. Andrews, known as the
Lone navigator" who left Atlantic
City on June is in little craft named
''The Doree,' barely 12 feet in length,
to attempt to cross the Atlantic. Capt.
Andrews was found exhausted on July
- about 700 miles from the Irish coast
His boat was left adrift.
Capt. Andrews, when he left Atlantic
City, took an easterly course and head
ed direct for the Azore island, where he
expected to stay for a few days to re-
provision his larder. He hoped to make
the voyage to England in 60 days. The
British steamer Camperdown spoke
him on June 30. Capt. Andrews at that
time was well and declined assistance.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-22
MEDAL FOR MISS GOULD.
Ohio Soldiers Who Fought In Cuba
VIII Show Their Appreciation
of Her Patriotism.

Toledo, o., July 17.-During the war
with Spain, Miss Helen Gould, of New
York, furnished Il number of cots for
the soldiers in Cuba, part of which
were received by the Sixth Ohio regi-
ment, of this city. The boys fully APP
preciated the generosity and patriotic
gift of Miss Gould, and they at once de-
cided to show their regard for her.
The corporals of each company COM
menced the raising of funds among the
men. and with this money n magniti-
cent medal will be bought and pre-
sented to Miss Gould. The design for
the medal is a miniature canteen on
one side of which will be engraved:
"Presented to Miss Helen Gould by the
enlisted men of the Sixth Ohio" and
''in recognition of the patriotism of an
American woman On the other side
of the medal will appear a miniature
tent showing the cots instead of the
usual bare floor tent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-22
THROWS UP THE SPONGE.
johnson withdrnws OTer to Sell De-
troIt Street Railways to the
Municipality.

Detroit, Mich, July 17.-Gov. Pingree
sustained another defeat Saturday. His
opponents have put up such a stiff fight
against the purchase of the street rail-
waysystem that Tom johnson, principal
owner of the street car system, Satur-
day withdrew from the city and de-
clared the deal off. He, through the
Metropolitan railway, which operates
all the lines, sent letter to ii. S. Pin
gree, president of the Detroit Municipal
railway, in which it was said that the
company was satisfied it was not feas-
ible to make the transfer under the con-
ditions existing.
This letter, in which it is intimated
that fares may be raised to five cents
straight, as the franchise permits, was
received by the governor:
Detroit, Mich. July 15.-Hon. II. s. Pin
gree. President Detroit Municipal Railway,
Detroit, Mich.-Dear Sir: We are satisfied
that 1t is not feasible to consummate un-
der existing conditions the plan of trans
ferring the street railway properties to
your company. We must face squarely the
proposition which the opponents of the
plan put forward, that our franchises are
running out and that when they do eX-
pire we shall have an expensive plant on
our hands which the opponents of the plan
say they can compel us to sell at ruinous
sacrifice unless we are willing to accept a
new franchise on their terms.
I'VE must so manage the railways in the
meantime as, IL possible, to prevent the
loss so threatened. Low fares and short
franchises are Incompatible If railways are
TO be run for profit as private enterprise,
as truly SO as low rents and short-term
lease would be If a great building like the
Majestic n n lea gpd
land In bringing our negotiations to an
end we thank you heartily for the courtesy
and fairness which you have shown to us
throughout. Yours truly,
"METROPOLITAN RAILWAY CO,
by Bernard Clark, President"
The superintendent says he has re-
ceived no instructions to raise the fare.
The threat in the letter to return to
straight five-cent fares does not cause
much commotion. 1t is realized it is in
Johnson's power to charge five cents
straight, butby doing so the lines would
only further antagonize the people and
rouse them to force the council to make
it expensive for the company in many
ways. besides keeping alive the feeling
on the franchise question.
Judge Speed says that so far as Gov.
Pingree is concerned the whole plan is
to be abandoned. He was asked Satur-
day noon if any new move was in con-
temptation by the interests he repre-
sents before Tuesday. mo further
move will be made" he said.
What will be done after Tuesday
night, in the event that the veto of the
mayor is sustained?"
Nothing will be done. The whole
effort will be abandoned"
The citizens committee is not taking
il for granted that the scheme has been
downed, but will keep up an organiza,
ton, so as to be ready with its firing
line should the battle be renewed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-22
BRINGS MORE GOLD.
Latest Steamer to Arrive from Ain ka
Carries an Immensely Pre-
cIous Cargo.

Victoria, b. c., July 1.-THE steamer
City of Seattle, from Alaska, brought
down about 200 passengers and 100000
or 100000 in drafts and dust. The
richest man aboard is j. Larien, of
Montreal, who has been on Eldorado
creek and in the Klondil>e for a number
of years. Another passenger had $13,-
600, which he made on Sulphur creek in
two years. ID. w. Hope, of Tacoma,
made $4,000 in IS months, besides ac-
quiring property. Indeed, most of the
13O miners aboard were in comforta bile
circumstances. w. Gasford, of Tacoma,
has $4,000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-22
WON IN a WALK.
Shamrock Easily Outsails the Britan-
mia In the First Race.

Southampton, July 1e.-There was
much excitement on the Solent yester-
day over the Britannia-Slumrock race
The course was 40 miles long and the
Shamrock won easily being 10 minutes
ahead of the Rrittania at the finish.
On the actual difference in the times
of the Shamrock and Britannia at the
various points and the times at the
finish of the race it does not appear
that the Shamrock has great chance
of winning the Americas cup. These
signs, however, may be deceptive. 1t
was the opinion of those who closely
watched the race from the steamer fol-
lowing the yachts that the Shamrock
was never pushed 10 her utmost and
that Mr.. Fife, the designer of the
yacht, who practically engineered the
contest on behalf of Sir Thomas Lip
ton, merely desired to ascertain wheth-
er the Shamrock could show the
Britannia clean pair of heels. He
had no desire, however, to let every
one into the secret of the actual mer-
its or best speed of the challenger.
Confirmation of the foregoing opin-
ion is found in the fact that while the
britannia carried every possible stitch
of canvas, the Shamrock was running
before the wind from Nab lightship to
the Solent bank buoy, and only had her
iib headed with the topsail, instead
of the club topsail like the Britannia,
and that on the broad reach home the
Shamrock lowered her iib topsail,
which would have been of material as
sistance had her shippers really
wished to show her at her best.
The Shamrock is decidedly the fast
est boat ever launched in these waters.
No other craft ever gave the Britain
MIA such beating on such a fair sail
ING trial
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-07-22
Death of an Illinois Banker.

Springfield, ILL.,, July l7.-Titus Sud
duth, president of the Farmers nation
al bank of this city, and one of the
largest land owners and stock raisers
in Illinois, died Sunday on one of his
tenant farms in this county, near Sher-
man, aged 10 years. He was born near
Mount Sterling, KY, and came to this
city with his parents in 1884. AT the
time of his death he was the owner of
10000 acres of valuable farm land in the
counties of Sangumon, Logan, Mclean
and De Witt. For the past several years
he has made his home in Normal, near
Bloomington,