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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-27
Sas anneftirte Gebiet.
Die 9eipobnsr bei1elben iperoen F9
Den Strsitma9tsn Der gosrn an
{6liebsn.

Die 9eipobnsr beielben iperoen f9
ben Strsitmd6ten Der gosrsn an
f9lieben.
9onb N, 26. Sft. - Die prof<
lanlation Der prdIibenten Der beiosn
perbiin ostsn 8peren Hspubliten, bur6
bic alles britilde Serritorium n0roz
li6 bes gaulfluiies dnnettirt puO,
bat in offi5islIan SreiIsn msbr beunz
rubiet, ais man iid ben 4nI6sin giebt.
Sffenbar foq bisle protlamation
ba5u bienen, ftrupul0Ts Qfritanber,
tpel6e gnglonb bic Sreue ni6t brefsn
m0dtsn, gu ermutbi9en, iid ben
8oeren un5uI6lieben, rnb Na9ridten
aug alien S6silen bes 2unoss beHdtiz
gen, pab bas W}ittel nidt untpirtium
sebliebsn if. So beibt es in elmer Oez
pe76eaus gapItabt:
Die Situation i'm Wsftsn tpirb perz
tpidelt. Die Proclamation prG iioent
SteDn's, ipsths Die 4nnsttirualg bon
9riqualanb unb @e|t ge6uanalanb
ontiinbigt unb einsn goerenlieg BEL
9lsncpe antiinbigt, lpirtt aufregerb
duf bic rOut6men" i'm 8aplanb uno
mag Eie pobl an bic Seite ibrer be-
reits i'm Selbe ftebenoen Sranspaaliz
i6en uno oraniT6sn 8ettsrn unb
2anostsute fiibren. 3tpar fat 9ouz
perneur W}ilner, UNI etnem Ibfaa Der
Nfrifanoer entgegen5utptrfen, nun
audi cine Yroflamation erlaRen, bur9
1pelte alls 8elpobner beg runnettirten"
Serritoriums, bic lid Der 9oerens
flagge anIdlieben, als 9uterlanpsOerz
rather NIT benz Sooe bsDrobt. uber
Sir Ilfrsb Mfilner gsbt es sbsn oua
nidt anoers als ben giirnbrgern, bic
feinsn bGmssn, lie bdtten i'm oenn.
9lm Qqerlpenigltsn tann bieIe fiir6z
terli6e Orobung bic tapferen 4frtz
tunber abI9rsdsn, tpelhe General
Gronje auf Isanem 3ugs bon Mafeting
no9 aimberlsb in 8ritif9 9sduz
analanb um iid geiummelt bdt. 60
Iidsr linD Die 9oersn ibrer Stanmes=
brIosr in bieIer britiIdsn aolonie, bub
lie 8rDburg gang bon Sruppsn
entblDbt unb in Sbbut Der bort arIdiz
faen IFrifonbsrs balafen babsn I'm
ter bsnTelbsn befinben lih mebrere i'm
Hegisrungsoienit febenpe MitglisOer
bss QfrifanberbHnbes.
2(ua Die 6ondnoer unterbalb @rtz
quatoinn tpurten nur uuf grmutbiz
gurrg aus Dam 5ranspaal, um fi6 ssz
gen bic britt den gsbriider gu erbsben.
Die Wirfuns elmer r9lnnsttirungT
bon Hataf burd bic gosren biirfte nod
melt itdrfer Isin, oa bas bpIdroiz
f6e glsment bort nod itdrter 1T als
in 8e4unalano.
Nuhri6ten bonn Sranje ufer in
Der &apfclonie, nabe Der SronjezJretz
ituat @ren5e, aufolgs babn bic 8osz
rem aripbam, untpeit 8urflD WeTt,
nDrbli6 bon &imberleD, genommen.
Ser oortise 9Ilfsmogiltrat 9ormsz
tporfb unb lsin Sdreibsr fno 9eFanz
gene Der 8oeren. Waar ninlmt an,
baB Die 2ebtsren uuf bas tpeiter nsitz
lid gslegens Douglas riiden. Do Die
bcrtieen gintppbner Iid I'M Sdus an
Die Rssisrung Der &aptolonie gsipanbt
hubsn. 9tas iibrtgsn big beute 4beno
pom fpsItlihen ariegsi9auplab ongsz
langten Netri6tsn ltnb psrlpatet uno
ldngit u6er6olt.
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Seiner Wunbe erlegen.

Der bsi 9lencpe pertpunibete brit16e
General SDmons tpbt. - @r uno
ale anoeren pertpunoeten Gngldnz
Der tporen ben 9oeren in bic 6dn:pe
gefaQen.
2onoon, 26. Sftobsr. - Der
Sob bes Generals Sir Wiliam penn
@Dmpns, Der lbritii& 8sfebls9aber gu
9fenepe, tpel9er in benz oortigen SreIz
fen mit ben 8osren on 20. Sftuber
einen @6ub in ben untsrlsib erbislt,
lit, tpie bsuIte ofFi5iea im untsrbauie
oH5etiinbigt tpurOe, isiner Wun0e erl:z
gen.
9r. Wpnlbbum, Der parlamenturl=
54e Sefrstdr Des &riegsminiIteriums
tpelhsr bic Nntiinoisune muhte, iug;e
babel:
rOk gfa9ritt tpurbs bonn General
SCHUBERT riidIidtsppG ben General
Wbite uberl11ittelt, mas bic 8ermaz
tbuns beitdtigt. Dab 9eneual GUILE sss
5punsen mar. a(le feline 8ertpunDstsn
in Ouubse Inn Srihs gu laien."
nOas 9aus," fiiste Dpnbbum bins
gu, rtpiro li9 frellen, gu erTabren, bag
mir einen tpsiteren 8sri9t bubsn, laut
ipel4em li9 Wfafetins am 21. Sftobtr
nod in Si9subsit befanb.
Oa bic OrganiI Iation bes 18. 6ltz
faren Hegiments sine poGitdnbioe
par, 70 lit es i4lper gu iagsn, tparum
eine 9ln5abl Snifanterie Offi3srs
augleih init ben 6uIaren bem 5einSe
in bic 9dnbe fiel. Weun permuH6at,
baB iie our bsrittsnen Snfanterie ssz
bDrten."
2luf eine bon benz iriI9sn Nationaz
liiten Sobn Dillon eeIte(lts ssrage erz
paosrte 9r. 8bnbbam, Die britii9ea
Sruppen gebuau9ten feline Oumz
Dunn poer unoere, d9nlidT &useln in
Siibafrifa.
3ur qntlport uuf eine onbere syrage
iibsr bic arrangements our 8erpf.sz
glng Der 8erpunbeten Iuate Sr.
Wpnobam, ale brit;f6en Solomon ieiz
en- nit binrei9enben mebiainiIfyn
Worrdtben II. bsl. Derfsben, allsin pem
lie se5ipltngen fein folltan, piele perz
tpunoste 8ceret gu berpflsgsn, 10 biirFz
ten lbrs 9ulfsquellen faum eeniqen.
Die Rssieruns treffe @orbereitunaen
fur einsn berartigsm NotbfaG. DIN
%. Sttober tumsn. tpie Der Setretdr
psiter mittbeifte. brei Ierate Der 8oez
rem NIT ibren 9ebiilfsn gu 2abpImitb
on uno bic in elmer boudnbifden &irz
6e unter9ebra6ten bertpunoeten 8oez
rem tpurbsn ibrer Sbbut ubsrasbn,
Die Qer5te dubsrtsn 4nsrfernuna uno
Oanfbartett fir b5e unsrlpartet autsn
arrangements 5ur 8erpflsglna i6rsr
pertpunbsten Ganbsleuts.
Die 8sripilliglrngsbiu paITirte bas
Gontite Stadium.
@e5iigli4 Der erit bsuts offsntunpia
geporbenen Sbatiode, baB General
Spurons ols Uefansensr in ben Sduz
ben ber 8orm itarb, lit bsmerfensz
ipertb, Dab nod gsitern folssnbe Depez
fde ber nNiiocitrten 0rsiie" aus Com
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Sriten III Seprdn9nib.
0ule in SaSpimitb anselan9t.
Wfan bufit in 9pnbpn, bah General
@bitc ictt sort ausbarrcn faan,
bic CT ueritdrft ipirb.

gsnsrat Sbmons isinsr Wunpe srlsz
gen, uns sspar uls arie9sssfanJez
ner. - Msbr enslifdR 2ugenbsz
ridJe bloBgsitellt. - Die gosrsn
Tpllsn ibre Spbtsn fpfort bagrabsn
bahen, unb bssbulb purosn 10
peniae auf ben @dladtfeloern &C.
Funbsn. - Wiafsting bombarbirt
unb in 5lammsn. - Das osutlfN
Corps unter bam Obsritsn S4isr
anssblaa fuit san5 psrni6tst.
0pnbon, 26. Oftober. - 9us
&riegsbspurtsment srbislt | oebe1e tolz
esnbs Oepsi9s pom General WbIte:
vaabpInlitb, 26. Sttober, 12.4O
geadmittass. - General yuls's ao1
Tonne lit ioeben na9 einan langsn
Mari9s, tpelder bic 9anae 9aadt uber
pausrte uno in frDn1snoem Hs9en gu
riidsslsst tpuros, bier angslarust. Sie
MannI9aften befinbsn Ii6, obgielh
total abgenlattet, bsi gutter Stimmun5
uno bebiirfen nur Der Hube. Sic purz
Den bpm sssinbe niht beld1tlot."
Cine unoere Ospeffe bss Generals
Wbite bonn seltrisen Datum msloet:
rgrfguoe : General Yule's Stre!tz
nradt bat 9unoee psrlai1en, um f4
auI 9abpFn,itb gu cOn5sntrirsn. I'm
ben 2ebsnsperluIt gu perhiiten, tpel4sa
elm Hanger, unitrensarber WfarIa psrs
unlabt 6aben tpiiroe, tpurben bic 9ez
fdngenen unter dr5tli4sr pflsgs 5us
riitgelahsn (tpp lie sleib ben Sosre7
in bic 6Gnloe fislen. - u. b. H).
9eitern GA. Sttobsr) 5pg General
White, ruhbem er bur9 cine porberz
aebenbe Gscognpscirung sunrittelt bdtz
te, bab bic 9oeren aus osm Ouamjez
sSreiituat BON 8slter's Station aus
naa bem Sfen pprrIdtsn unb ben bon
QaopI na9 y}orOen fiibreno:n
Wss gu setpirnsn iu6ten, mlt benz 5.
Gancierz unb 49, 9uforsn 3egimsnt,
ben vSmperiul 2igbt 9orIe," ben Be-
rittsnsn Natal 9olontGren, 5tpsi
Jsaobattsrien, elmer @ebirgs48u.terie
uno elmer Brigade Snfanterie aus IN
Der HiGtung BON Gslartoslaagte.
(9ier folgt Der bsrsits gsitsrn perOfz
fenHii6te gsri6t Wbite's iiber bus
Srefen bon pietfontsin, tpeldsr sinsn
Sbeil Der porlisgenoen Ospside ssbil=
bet gu baben ideint." - q. b. 3.)
@eitsr beibt es in Der 0epsi4e:
uSn benz 9efs6t bon ghMlbslaugie
am q. Sftober ipuroen oas Sobanz
nssburaer Contingent unb bus Deut=
i6e Srsitpiaigen Gprps Der 9oeren
fuit poultdnbig aufgsrieben. Iaes mar
tpobl in Wfufetin9 bis gum q. Sfto=
Der unb in 8imberlep Bis gum %. Of
tpber. Die 9ertbe7oiser Iin'b guten
Wfutbss."
No6 eine OepeI6e bas Generals
Wbits, tpsl6s bsute (0onnerltuO bon
2uopimitb ab9ing, entbdlt eine elite
Der ssfaneenen Suiarenz uro aroertr
Off;5isre, ipeide iaon geitern oura
preB6epef6en mitget6eilt tpuros.
Wbfts ertldrt, er hube bic Cite erit
heute Bel Der 9(ntunFt Oes Generals
GUILE erHalten. Sotpeit er ipiTIe, Be-
fdnoen lih bic gefaneenen Sffi5isrs
pobl unb lpiirosn gut bebdnbslt.
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Sdlimme Nadridt. fir einen
WiiiinnGr.

@boror, pa., 26. Sft. - Die
grssbDrigsn bes puitors 6. See, Der
Dor etnsm Monat init fsiRr 5rau uno
fiinf 8msbsrn BON 8ienna, elmer in
bieTiger Iahbur1baft gelegeneu Srtz
f6aft, nG6 SItirbien ubgereiit 1T,
6a6en bic Na6ri6t erhalten, bob Die
fiinf Sinoer BET einem Grbbeben um's
Qeben gefommsn 1ino. Sr. See uno
feline 5rau Inb MtIIiondge uno ibre
ainDer beFanben ii6 in Der S4ule,
Qls Iie ibrsr Sob fdnbsn.
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Ser 6 a pttGn mar Der ei NJ
5tge @erettete.

Der Z pit d n tpdr Der eln=
oiee @erettete.
2onbon, 26. Sft. - Die Na6z
ridt lit bier singetroffen, oaB Der am
II. Sttober bon 8opod na6 Gpnoon
ubgssungene britii6e Dampfsr ,3iiz
ri6" am 21. Sftob.r nabe ben9iatenz
Snieln, an Der &iite ppn Norpegen,
untergegangsn iit. Ser Gapitdn purz
De gsrsttet. aqsin man fiir6tst, baB Der
3eIt Der Mannf6uft perlpren lit. Der
n3iiri6" mar Elm in 1888 aebautes
Ja1r3eug BON 1927 Sonnen uno qsz
bDrte Der lorbonsr sSirma Surner,
8rig1t1nan unb So.
brifiania, 26. oft. - Gin
5elnbeiten iibsr ben ShifFbruh bes
n3iiri6" Iinb bier sirlgstroffen. 9lls
fi6 bsrausitellte, bab Der 1ntersane
oes Shiffes unperrnsibli6 mar, COM
ftruirte be Manni4uft atpsiHsttungsz
fiobe. Ser Gdpitdn, bret Sngenisllre,
Der 5peite Offi5ier, bier Nsser uno
5pei 9unoe perlisbsn ben OampFer
auf Dem einen 5loB, 1pdbrsno li9 Der
erIts Sffi5isr, Der 9o6bootsmann, Elm
9ei5er, Elm psiBer Sesmunn uno fiinf
gaeger ouf Dem anberen einI nIaifftsn.
&sines bon beibsn 5loben mar nit
Waher obsr Nabrun9 perIeben, unb
bic S6iffbrii6ieen tpuren mebrere
Sage lang o6ne Spsife unb Sranf benz
Winos uno ben Wellsn uusgsIsbt. Oas
erits 5lob purbe am "a. Sftober na,
he ben 8igten SnIsln bon einam
@6iffe aufgefunben. ylur nod bet
Gapitdn bsFunb li9 am 2eben. Das
speite trieb am folgsnoen Sage uuf
ben Stranb. Sein lebanbes WsIen mar
auf ihm gu ieben unb nur bie 2si4e
eins Der Neesr pur an 9oro.
9efungeae 9enerdle.
garis, 26. Sftpber. - Die 92uz
men Der 9enerdle 9ippanneli u. Ser
be iinb bon Der elite bss &riegsratbes
eeftri6en poroen, uno bic 5pet Diff
aiers tpurben auf @runb zines 8erihz
tss bonn &riessminifsr @snsral be
gaaifet peniiOnirt. Sn bem 8eri9t
teibt es, baB iie pbpIiT4 niht mebr
i'm Stanbe pdren, in's 5elb gu 5ie=
ben. 0ieIes @orseben bat in militdz
riiaen &reilen srobe Senfation ber7
borgeruf fen.
@s gsbt bas 9erii6t, baB bic bsiz
ben 9ensrdle ii4 tpeigsrn perben, oas
@rpBfreu5 Der Gbrsnlesion bei ibrem
9(usf6eiben aus benz attipen Oienfts
onaunsbmen, bab iie aber slei95eitig
ibrsr M9tllng Dor Der 2egion Iusz
brud perleibsn iperben. 8eibe 9snsz
rGle imb jiinser, als &riessminiIter
be 9ollifst unb beIiben aubsrbem ibre
eissnen Mdgsn. pdbrenb Der Maeen
oes ariessminiitsrs aus Silber 1T.
@ruat ALLEN.
2onbon, 26. Sftober. - Der
blr4 feline Senben5roulone, nament7
li1 rSbe Monlan pbo bib." beriibnt
gelpoubene @9riftitelIer 5ranf Mllen
1T i'm Mltsu bon 81 Sabren gstorbsn.
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Scr5patetes.

8erihte aus 8oeren Qus(len. -
9lntunft Der gefansenen GnyldnDsr
in prstoria.
Gonopn, 26. Sftpber. Cine
Menss psripdtster Oepel4en traf beuts
iiber 2ouren5O Marqalsa Hier Elm, oaz
runtsr bic folssnben:
Pretoria, 81. Sttober. - Nelp>
cuitle ftebt unkr BEN 8elagerungssus
itano. Die Stubt 1T rub5s. Die
2anolsute inn l1mtre51e pon brei Mel@
len iino aufseforDert tporDen, Elm Ser
sei4nib tbres @isentbunns einsurel@
den. fir bsn JuQ. 6ab bafIeNe Qss
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bon bier empfangen fpurbs: nSeute
(Ulittpod) Wfoggen tahslte 9enerdl
White oem 8risesminiiterium, pem
@eneral Sbmons iti bic &lgel aus Der
Wunoe es5oesn lporbsn, unp ss 9shs
ihm leiolid gut" Die llnpsrfrorenhsit,
nit pelhsr in ben sngliIden arisgsbe@
ri6ten selogen pirb, gsbt pirtll4 ms
M51graue. 81. b. R.)
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Orabtlo1e 8 Selegrdp 3 te
i'm &riede.

8aibington, 3. g., 26. Oft
- OberItlieutenant 9. Gee, Der britis
ifs Militdr Nttafe in DaTbinston,
Ioa IN llntsrbanolungsn nit Dem aus
ssnblidli6 bier anne lsnnn grfinosr
Der Iorabtloien Selesrapbie, Signor
Murconi, iteben, um psRen OsnIte
uno feline Grfinbuns i'm iifoafritunis
iden ariese gu pertpertben. Die eng
liIfs 8oti9aft eiebt Dor, feline aenntz
nib DON bMier Qbf9t gu 6absn.
8erit a drfungen fir bic
Briten.
DurbaM Hata!. rs. Sttobsr.-
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Cine @nSabl beurluubter britaider
SffI5iere ipa fib bort bem Sberitsn
Saoen potpeu unye79lohsn 9obsn.
Die portugieiii4e Hsg;srung bat
500 tpsiBe unb fd!parse @ttdFln5s
tpelbe bic 8oeren uus i6ren 8sfdnez
nlhsn entlisBem uuo uuf pprtusisiiz
19es @ebiet 19idtsn, surId ubsr Die
2ranspaal @renas ipebirt.
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pie "@ratorio @e(eQ(6aft''

bat beiss Sabr bic Seitrueg eebiibren aufgeboben
uno eriudt nun freunDlidi ale SGnqer unD SGn=
Seicniqen pelde bei3utrcten piinl6en, peroeu
ireunplidit aufeeiorbert, ft in DER 0rOben @alle
beg rYeuboop's Snititute" am W ont a9 @benp,
Den 30 Sftober, piiuttib feben llbr einsuitelsn.
(29S 300 q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-27

NQtionaI : &a,t : 8ereia
oct Stdot 2dfttntore.
Gaupt=8iireau: Jibelttp= O ebdube
asswesruaa 1stS b. eeiurttsten giesIta Sspoft g.
gsamts uHt.r glrsidaft Der
,Eibelitp 4 Depoft gs1 psu Narplanb.
6:pros. &apital Mttlage.
ke,ot.fen Nntbeilen ,u 500 pro Gntseil nit elmer
idbrli4en gaarsStSie.nbe Don 9rO,snr balbs
{S6rli& ,abltar NIT arossnt am Is. Gusu& uae
6ebruar.
Cine 9arffellun8
Der seranfebIasten &ofen fur RttsIteneS mtt
$1,000 Nusl6funs.
biro Der Uerein feline attisn ,u $40 prs
s1I I, 'a':a ants:r e 2 s,e SsSss Moss: ss:
iS' iise 3$abiaSasn $ iaS en- eai T Is antssile ~ 60
Gents monatIi4 pro NntbeiI fur 100
USndfe $LoVVW
ss,aai ssf.Es' asssi4ns;sr;i. sss'ta 'ls@% 1858
Retto.unfoH.n fir weitsliesr t5oooo
Ran perIanee ben Sroipsft.
Direftoren:
Erna. 3. 3nabe. iun.. Clinton p. Ddtns.
RbpS. E8. San, 3Sttbur .. Sadfens
Gsvass Raine. SameS .. Deaiea,
r. BtnSIsw s8iniamS. 21m. y. 9arve1.
m. MeD. Vrtebare.
M. We9. YrtdarS.
(6.br91Sa&s) GeneraI>0 >0ef&dt &dttsfatses.
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@arti Bulletin.

1.z5 opn 8alttmpre nab ISaibtn9ton umc
auriid iepen Sumitae uno Spnntog, aitltt9 tur
bic &iidabrt bis sum fogenpsn 9Rontae, eln=
osnommrn 600
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pbne Gefer,
ionneu Tag unb gtadt setrasen iperben.
Nu@ &art 6utnmis Brud bdnoer,
uelte ME rotten, f:Ibit beim gaben niht, biss
ielben fno bon alen Ieraten befeus
eulpionlen.
er periertist aud aui Seifeluns. pie ouf Eager
ed,uIterbdnber, unterIeitSbtnhen,
weicbe unb SoIsfifen. .Srubbdneer.
70 arrons eas feline seebrten aunoen beens sufr,e-
ben sefelt limb.
Ile Srudbdnber, ganbasen uuo Snftrumeute ners
ben sarantirt, beB e paiien, ano aus Sauberte uno
Bette anseIertist.
6iir 0amen finb Simmer
unter AufIdt BON Uiao. Reinborot porbanoen.
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Dur6 bic 9pnbpner 8riQe.
Gin 2sefl1mte Oct Sa6fase.
gSaS aus ben nielen tpibcriprcben=
ben 8rie9sbcrid5ten nit eint9er
Slarbeit su cntnebmen lit.

'OK 8euibte iibsr @bite's Siess paz
rem srDbtentbeils 2iissn. - Die
8psren fubren ibrs Champagne
BD6it energiT4 unb na4 nuslltsr=
haft itrategiI4sn pldnen. - Wtan
ertpurtst Ta9ridtsn aus Wtafe=
fling init 9eparntam Strkrsl1e. -
Die Gage psr @ns1dnber BET 2aop=
ElnIitb tpirb np4 allf lanse 3eiI
sins fehr prefare feim. - Mebrers
britiIds 8egimsnter fait gan5li9
pbne Offi5iere.
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Der bsi @lencpe perApunbete britn4e
General SDnons tpbt. - gr unD
ale anoeren pertpunoeten @ngldnz
Der tparen ben 9oeren in bic 9dnDe
oefalIen.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-10-18
Counterfeit Money.

The Atlanta Constitution gives an
account Of the capture of a counterfit.
ing outfit within three miles of that
city. The ''den" contained "a stock Of
spurious coins, plating apparatus with
which to make counterfeit coin, as well
as silver" The Constitution saws:
"This raid and capture, believed to be
one of the best and most important that
has recently occurred in the South, has
solved the mystery of the counterfeit
silver with which the city has been Pc
riodically flooded since last March.
For seven or eight months a lot Of
counterfeit silver dollars and half dol
lars have been foated over the city, and
the spurious money was pronounced the
best that had ever been put in circula-
ton. The money, while trife ligh ht-
er than the good coin, had genuine
ring when dropped upon the floor. In
fact, there were few except the experts
who could tell the money was counter
teit without very close inspection.
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Fair Week Rates.

The rates for the State fair Of South
Carolina, to be held in Columbia Nov.
6th-10th, have been announced as fol-
lows:
The Southern Passenger association
has.granted rates to Columbia, s. c.,
on account of the State fair, Nov. 9th
to 10th, 1899, from all points in the
State of South Carolina, also from
Asheville, Charlotte, Wilmington, n:
c., Augusta and Savannah, Ga, ond
intermediate stations at the following
rates:
A rate of one first class fare for the
round trip, plus so cents for ad mission
to the fair grounds. Tickets for the
general public. limited to continuous
passagesin both directions to be sold
daily Nov. 4th to 10th inclusive, with
final limit Nov. 18th, 1899, and for
fair officials and stock men only at the
same rate Nov. End and Sd, on presenta-
ton of certificates signed by Thos. W.
Holloway, secretary State Agriculture!
and Mechanical soci:ty.
Also rates embraced in the following
table, which include so cents FOR admis-
sion to the fair grounds; tickets at such
rates to be sold Nov. 7th, Sth and 9th,
with final limit Nov. II, 1899:
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Winthrop's Attendance.

In letter to Gov. McSweeney Presi-
dent johnson of the Winthrop College
at Rock Hill speaks thus of theinstitu-
ton: "We have had very fine open
ing Of the college this season. The stu
dents are better prepared for college
work than ever before. Our sub.fresh-
man class numbers only 27. The total
enrolment in every department Of the
college thus far is 49l. If we had had
dormitory accommodations we would
have enrolled 6Sl easily. A number
of applicants from other States than
South Carolina were refused admission
because of lack Of room for the girls Of
the State. The students are deeply in
earnest and seem to take up their work
with fine spirit. "
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-10-18
& Georgia Amazon.

The section Of Glynn county around
Sapp's still, near Brunswick, Ga. is be-
ing terrorized by crazy Negro woman,
who, stark naked, roams the woods,
shooting at any one she sees. Already
one man has fallen dead before pistol
shot: while two other Negroes, her hus-
band aud brother. have been wounded
ily her bullets. The womans name is
Mary Eason. A few days ago she be-
came violently insane, stole the weapon
with which she is now armed and a box
Of cartridges from her husband and was
off to the swamp. She is reported to
have beer captured by crowd Of her
own race, but the two men left in charge
of her allowed her to escape. Persons
90 armed in the neighborhood and
houses are guarded as protection for
tie women and children.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-10-18
a GREAT DAY FOR MASONS.
Preparations Being Made for the Cen
tennial Of Washington's Death.

1t is not generally known among
those beyond the pale that Americas S
greatest President was member of the
Masonic order, but the fact is true
nevertheless, and what is more, he was
not 81 years Of age when initiated into
the brotherhood, although he had
reached his majority before he was pass
ed to the fellow craft degree.
Just in what manner the illustrious
man succeeded in being admitted to
the order before his 2lst birthday is not
revealed by this historian. At the age
of Sc Washington was charter mem
ber of the Alexandria Washington
lodge, and in the same year he consid-
cred it an honor to accept and faithful
ly fill the Office of worshipful master of
the lodge. During this time he held
his membership in his mother lodge at
Fredericksburg.
During his entire life Washington
ever showed a devotion to the cause of
Masonry and Masons. It was the feel
ing of veneration for the Mason and for
the man that led the Grand Lodge of
Colorado to suggest fitting observance
of the date of his passing into the eter-
nal lodge lbove. The Virginia lodge
was requested to take charge OF the
ceremonies.
A committee OF prominent Masons
from Virginia and the District of Co.
lumbia have met in Washington to dis
cuss the proposed exercises in CONNIE
moration for the certennary of the
death of George Washington. \ grand
banquet and reception will be given on
December l4th at Mount Vernon and
in Washington.
The intentionis to make this banquet
one of the most successful affairs in the
history of Masonry. At the banquet
all Masons and their wives will be well
come, and the Grand Masons and dis
tinguished Masons from all parts of the
United States will be present. 1t is
expected that President Mckinley, who
is a Mason Of high rank. will deliver
the address at Mount Vernon, and also
receive with the distinguished Masons
at the banquet.