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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-05
WORK OF GRAND JURY
Rumored That There Are TO
Be Some Surprises
Sprung.
ONE PARTICULAR CASE IN POINT.

Trial of william RiIIeen's Suit for $4,000
for Personal Injury Begun in the Cir
cult Court-Defense in Mandaunus Pro-
ceeding Again sustained-Two Yerdicts
Returned.
Who will be included in the list of
indictments that will be returned by
the grand Jury is of course a matter
wholly conjectural so far as the out
side world is concerned Just now, and
will he so until that body makes
known the results of its deliberations
TO the presiding Judge of the circuit
court, but if rumors that are heard in
the corridors of the temple of JUS
tice have any foundation, it is safe
to predict that something out of the
ordinary is on tap. and that at least
one of the true bills-making allow
ance for the possibility of the Jurors
concluding there is not sufficient evil
dence to convict-that will be reported
will create somewhat of a sensation.
And there may be other surprises,
too.
In the circuit court this morning a
jury was empanelled to try the So
900 damage suit of William Killeen
against the Central Union Telephone
company aud the Davenport and
Rock Island Street Railway COM
pany. Killeen was an employee of
the telephone company, and while at
work on Twentieth street received an
electric shock that he alleges inflicted
permanent injuries. He claims the
current that caused the injury came
from n wire of the railway company
which was in contact with a tele-
phone company wire Hon. William
Jackson and W. X. Moore appear for
the defendants, and j. L. and 5. Il.
Kenworthv for the plaintiff.
Trial of the case was this afternoon
postponed until the Nav term to give
the plaintiff opportunity to amend his
declaration.
Nerdicts in Two Cases.
Verdicts were returned by juries as
follows: Reade Il Garrett vs.. w. L..
Coyne, assumpsit, 1915 for plaintiffs;
Cook VS.. Ernest l.. Cox. debt, S53 for
plaintiff.
Judge Gest today sustained the de-
murrer of the defense to the amended
petition of the complainant in the
application for mandamus of c. F.
Daebelliehn, of Moline, against Coun-
ty Clerk III. b. Hubbard. and also al
lowed the petitioner to further amend.
Charles Quinten, of Kewanee, was
here today to testify before the grand
jury against May Peck. who held him
up on Second avenue one night last
October and robbed him of $50. May
has been guest at the county Jail
since the occurrence. She denied her
guilt, and when the police searched
her they could find no trace of Quin-
tens $50 gold piece. The woman
bad secreted the coin in the hem of
her skirt. She was detected in the
act of removing it recently at the Jail,
and the sheriff now has the piece of
money to offer as evidence against
her
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-05

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take CAscarets Candy CaShartic loo or Sc
II G. g. C. fail TO cure. druggists refund uoney
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-01-13
A Member of the Bar.

Benjamin Lodge Marx. who may be
referred TO as a well known and well
liked young man of the Islands, is now
a member OF the bar. II was noted at
the Court House yesterday after the
formalities had been concluded, that
Mr.. Marx was privileged TO take cases
before any and all courts Of the Repub-
lie of Hawaii. Mr.. Marx. who Is now
with +. NJ. Hatch In Kaahumanu street,
Is best known In the city as a Govern
ment employee. He was for a long time
secretary to the Executive Council and
in that capacity made a trip to the
States with Minister of Foreign Affairs
Cooper. Mr.. Marx is one OF the young
est members of the bar In point OF
years, but has been hard student and
is well equipped. The first congratu-
lations to MIR. Marx were from the
Amateur Orchestra, OF which organiza.
ton he is an enthusiastic member.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-01-13
Liked the Landlord.

In writing from the Volcano House
to Brooklyn, n. Y, paper, Ralph Il.
Slezlnger, on behalf of the two First
New York companies that had 6 trip
TO Hawaii, speaks in the highest terms
Of the manner In which the boys and
all other guests as well. were treated
by Mr. and Mrs. +. Waldron at the
Volcano House. Ii is stated that MIR.
Waldron readily made every necessary
provision for the comfort and enter
talnment of all and that he gave them
volumes OF information on old Kilauea
and presented them with pictures OF
the volcano and of the hotel. Slezinger
sends good account to the Brooklyn
paper, with not an error in the entire
column. II was agreed by the New
York boys that the trip to the volcano
was the pleasantest incident in their
travels during their absence from
home.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-01-13

teuis - as i.isna % o.hs ~ a. o..
nuuh ~ nee ~ ihess uamgs b. hsa
lfN ~ 80 - fw weimea le,aiet uss
iisssf~~d d, shs fniisas
Fuds, f,b IA Al dsFk suiwd
81 Naialas and sas ssni fat ~ so
hsaa ohisi ~ ths plsss asa Ssatsd
STA hsh Aua py. aba was a~romme.
dated VIA iodsng 10 he o.n hsuss
ffhs accommodation vili 10 aal's ar.
fsreni ~ MaialuA nos. ~iih Col lsa.
kca Ia charge 81 ns~ modern trgp
lcal hwell
saturday feh lt-Plossant and
clear Aft.T refrchmenis We took leave
~ our new friends trs,elcd along the
sea coast and st noon arrived al Wa.
mea, where We stopped for the re-
mainder " the day 10 rest aud refresh
ourselves We we're herr treated with
hos. some dogs aud potatoes We
took lodging here bat flass were too
plentiful for sleep
sunday. Feb. ls-PleaSant In the
morning Walked around the valley Of
waimea and visited the most remark
able places. some Of them were caves
la the rocks aud one place was the
spot where the missionaries were
killed. This L. an error. referring Go
a .
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-01-13
THE new POLICY
Porto Rico and Hawaii
in the Future Reele.
Nothing Said OF Cuba-PhIlippinss
and the Open Door-Work Cot
Out For United States.

WASHINGTON, December "a
prominent member OF McKinley's Ca
binet has outlined the policy TO be
adopted by the Administration towards
the Philippines.
Presupposing the peace treaty be-
tween Spain and the United States IL
promptly ratified by the Senate, TO
which body II will be sent January
4th, the President and his advisers
have decided:
First-While the products OF Porto
Rico and Hawaii are TO come in free,
the products OF the Philippines must
pay the Dingley tariff duty. We are
to trade with them on the same basis
as the rest OF the world.
Second-the "open-door" policy will
not affect customs due between the
United States and the Philippine Is
lands. To make them self-supporting
the Philippine tariff schedule will re-
quire this country to pay its share OF
customs duties.
Third-The United States is to take
the Fflipinos under It's care; TO teach
them the principles OF republican in
stitutions, and to teach them love for
liberty and free institutions.
Fourth-To teach them the knowl-
edge OF self-government and, while MI
litary rule must be maintained until
other laws are made. to place the island
government on self-sustaining basis
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-01-13
Fronts Are Shown.

A very fair idea may now be had OF
what will be the permanent appearance
Of the new block OF the Judd Building
Co, Ltd, at the corner OF Fort and
Merchant streets. All the scaffolding
has been removed. The fence is down
on the Fort street side and will dsap-
pear today from the Merchant street
side. With the exception that the win
dows and doors are yet to come, the
structure Is practically complete and
unless there are transportation disap-
will be ready for occu-
pancy next month, as promised. The
building seems to improve on acquaint-
ance. Daily hundreds OF citizens pause
to look at 1t and all are loud In praises
OF Its beauty and the general plan OF
arrangement throughout.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-01-13
In the COnsul's Hands.

The money Of the man Burke, who
committed suicide by jumping from the
deck OF the Claudine at Kawaiahae last
week, has been placed in the keeping
OF United States Consul General Hay
wood. Everything that was mentioned
by the demented young fellow is ac-
counted for fully. 1t is now supposed
that when Burke spoke of giving 5000
to Mr.. Mcdonald" an official OF the
San Francisco paving company was
meant. Though 1t will be impossible
TO hold regular cOrOner's inquest, I'M
less the body Is washed ashore on Ha-
wall, Marshal Brown has decided that
there shall be full inquiry with the
view OF having all the facts OF the re-
markable case made OF record.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-01-13
Assessment aud Taxes.

II is during this month that assess
ment returns must be made by proper
~ holders. The law requires that all
valuations be listed during January
The owner who fails to Ill out and send
In the blanks distributed here by Mr.
Shaw will have his property listed In
the discretion Of the assessor and can
have no appeal TO the valuation trib.
unals.
In January. February and March, the
personal taxes must be paid. The total
is s.. II this is not turned In by the
last day Of March, a penalty Of 10 per
cent Is imposed and must be collected
Assessor Shaw rs making special ef-
fort this time to inform citizens on the
regulations and prompt response 10 his
work will avoid much trouble that 9TH
erwise might arise In the future.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-01-13

that matter. lie has been a resident
of the country for twenty-thnee Year,
and this Is his first experience OF the
sort. He has the reputation Of being a
keen business man and one OF first
class "hustling" abilities. He has q
large family and cheerily remarks that
he will doubtless be able to support It's
members. Mr.. Decker has many old
and firm friends who will be sorry to
learn that he is In business trouble and
who will assist him in tiding over the
difficulty. with confidence that he will
do the correct thing in this affair and
get on his fc- again.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-01-13
A LOSS and u Find,

l.. L. La Pierre, the Board of Health
agent, was badly ratified" for a few
hours yesterday. l.. l.. Is a member
of several secret and fraternal orders,
but probably places his G. A. X. enlist
ment at the head of the roster. He was
unfortunate enough to lose his G. A. II.
button yesterday. He entered on q Wig
orous search at once and in time was
rewarded. The pin was picked up on
Fort street, where It had been dropped
while the owner was handling his BIZ
cycle.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-01-13

Mr.. Elisha Berry. of this place, says
he never had anything do him SO much
rheumatism as Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. He was bothered greatly with
shooting pains from hip to knee until
he used this liniment, which affords
prompt relief.-B. r. Baker. druggist.
st. Paris, Ohio. For sale by all drug
gists and dealers. Benson, Smith a.
Co, Ltd, agents for II. /.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-01-13

II It continues to appear that there
Is no other recourse. the Chinese here
interested In the habeas corpus deci-
sions, will appeal to Washington. 1t Is
the plan to send A. q. M. Robertson as
attorney before the Supreme Court Of
the United States.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-25
Gum=9nm Guselr.
No9 Elm 8etpeis fir ben pirfli6sn
Wert6 Der langtpeiiigen S4pGBez
ri IN 6nhn

No9 elm 8etpeis fir ben ipirfli6sn
Wert6 Der lungpeiiigen S4pdBez
rel i'm 9aag.
WaEbirgton, n, ,. G., "a. Suli.
- Die Ser. Staatep perDen ii3 bur6
irqeno cine GntT6eibung Der 6rieoens=
@onfersn3 i'm 9aa9 gegen ben 9ez
6rau9 BON Dunn Dunn augeln fsIz
nerlei 8erpfli9tungen uufsrlegen laIz
len. Bis jsBt 1T bieie Sugel riht in
Der 8unbssdrmss berpenoet tporDen,
oGsin Grperiments nit einem oerarti1
gen 9eEdOB fir bic &rag Sorgenienz
@ens6re unlerer eSnfdnterie Iino i'm
Sarge, um Die WiriFamfeit oeHel6en
feh3ulteGen, unb aus bieIem @runoe
6a6en li9 unIers Oelegaien i'm 6aag
gepsiaert, irgeno pel9e bies6s3iigli6s
8erpfli9tungen gu iibernebmsn. Die
Hegierung opponlrt alien S6ritten,
tpei6e Der Gntpidelung BON militGris
T6en grfiDbungen 9inoerniFs in ben
8eg legen. DE 2lnna6me Der 9rotos
fone Der SonFeren5 i'm 9aog 6dngt bon
Der GinpiGigung Der bss6silisten Hez
gierungsn ub. Qlu6 9roB6ritunnien
hut ii4 6efannili4 getpeigert, in ein
8erbpt gegen ben @ebrau9 Der 0unlz
Dunn Guqtln ein3utpiQiqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-25
gerbaltniRmabis gut abselaufeu.
S6lagsnbeB Wetter in elmer 9O6lenz
9ru6e. - SisbeE5ig MenI6enle6en
aus orobe1toer @efabr gerettet. -
Bier Spole unb 3ipei 8erleBte.

8ier Spole unb 3ipei 8erleBte.
8ropnsDille, qu., "A. SuG.-
I'm elmer 8o6lsn5e6e Der uReDHone
@oal, Sil II. @as 60" gu 9rinbItone,
funf Meilen BON bier, apurOsn beute 70
Qlr6eiter bur6 Elm IdlagenOss Better
berT6Itiet, bod gelang es DEN meIiten
berTelben, Tpdter einen Nuspeg gu fin
ben. 3pei Der 2lr6siter purOen dls
2ei6en eefunbsn, Spet erlitten I6mer5z
bate, isbp6 ni6t tDotli6e8erleBungen
uno 3lpei perDen mod permiBt. Die
5tpei 2ebteren iino pubrfaeinli6 toot.
9(Qs gr6siter Der 3e6e Iino ungarn,
uno bic Namen Der Spfer fonnien nod
ni9t ermittelt perben. Die @rplo5;on
ereignste Ii6, ats bic 9lr6eiter 9eraoe in
bic @rube eingefa6ren naren, un0 bic
qr0bte 2lufrsglmg 6errT6te In Der umz
gebung, Big es F6 6eruusFeGte, oaB
Das ungliid ni6t 70 i6limm mar, ats
man 5uer|t gefiir4tet bate. Gs bauer
te inbehsn 5tpei Stunoen, ebe bic berz
I6iittetsr 2lrbsiter eiren Quspeg err
rei6ten, inoem lie einen umpeg bon
mebreren Meilen gu MAIDEN batten. Die
GrploTion purOe bur9 cine offene
2ampe berur Fu6t.
Witfes barre, Ba., "a. Suli.-
Walter Duncan, Mt9ael pit6insfi II.
Oapio W1prris purben beute in Der
3e6e glr. 4 Der r8FngIton Goal 60. D."
Our9 sins 9rubengus Grp,oTiOn
T6per perlsbt. pit4insti fam ni4t
0aDpnfommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-25
@aomaD's &eaob &eliet
i6afft iuiurtiss GrIsiatsruus.
5ommer=C Complaints,
OD(enterie, OiarrG6e,
G6o(era Jllor6uS.

Gin bafbtr 9bs,IsffsI oOu BON R'ubp gatlisf In
sirsm 6ulb,u Glas g9aii,r 10 oft rpito,rbOlt, ais
@nfdut poriommtn unO elm SSldnsus edpptn, Qes
{Gttigt nit 8sdop Relist uno tber BEN DIagen uno
lluttrltib gsIegt ibdittn icortIGe Gtnoerung unO
beperfftaiqtn baIDee 6eiluno
ReiHe f6limmen 0abnirtuuqsn 0ptlae bttdroig
SOisu ppn Opium etc foIasn) footn btm Gebrou'
de BON RdDpops Gsaop Rslsi, bod Dcron bic
eiupeiu,bs in einsm esiunoen, normuItn 3uitanos
btnfsH.
Gin bober big rim pnrlsr 5besI6ffel BON In els
mem baben G5lait goafer bsitjtigt in penissn Wis
uut.n Rrdmpfs s6tOinosaniaat, lauren WIsgens
esobrnncu Rtr06Ftdt DHqrdut 9iorr66t, 9ps
ieuterie, Golf, 9ldbUHgen uuO ale inntrtn 9es
idHuDeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-25

blei6en, furosrn auf cine nod b0bsre
Stufs, als bieienige lit, melds ss ieBt
sinnimmt, gsboben peroen. Die 2eb~
rer Iollten in argemeiiensr WetIe uu6
benz 8ertbe unO Der Wi6tigefit ihrer
9lrbeit bs5o6lt psrben. S6uigebdllos
foGten in gebDri9er 3ubl eeI4affsn
lperben. Die 8urger 8altimore's haz
ben, Jbas psiB i4, bies tets getpiirotgt.
Seine @tabt in Der Union 6at pabr=
ideinlih Before Dffentli9e SHulen,
als bteIs Sto.ot, unb bo9 piro, nit
Den Ienberungsn, Die in Der Dirt ibrer
2eitung 0ur9 Den nsuen @buztergaltiz
more's gsma6t ipsroen, IeibIt Das Bis
ieBt in 8roft beit,benbs Spltem beoeuz
tenb perbefIert tperoen. Sus Der
bienHfDitem BEL Der @rnenuung Der
Gebrsr 1T cine quite Su6s. Yolitif ioQz
te gdn3li9 aus un1eren Dffentli4en
S6ulen entfernt tperoen. Sie beiten
Mdnner unO Sruuen folltsn obnsRidz
Ii6t auF Yolitif, n,einer 2lnit6t nu6 gu
Stelfungen in 9er6inoung nit unIsz
rem DFfsntli6an S6ulen erndnnt tpers
ben, mDgen IS nun Sdul5Gommihdre.
S6ul Srultees ober S6ulle6rer fein.
Das Bethlehem elmer Stelle als S6ulz
le6rtr 6e1onoers Iollte ein5ig ben Ielnsr
ooer ibrer gutsn 5iibrung un0 Su6tigz
felt a6bdngsn, niemuls BON Ieiner PolIz
tit.
Sd f0nnte nod ldnger, nleine
5reunbe, oariiber. mas BON msInem
@eIi9tspuntte betra6tet, gu einer GUT
ten 9srtpaltung unferes Staates gez
bort, reben, bod i9 CLAUDE, i'd babe
gsnug eeIagt, um Sbnen in aQgsmetz
nen 3iigen meine Steaun9 gu pieler
5rage gu 5ei9en.
Sd, bolte ss ni6t notbig, 5u bieIer
3eit bon nationalerPplitit gu lpre6en.
Sd bin Elm Oemofrat; i6 CLAUDE an
Die 9runbIdBe Der 0emofratie, pie lie
uns BON SudIon unb SSSsfferIOn ii6erz
mtttelt iinb. Sd babe metn polttt7
fdes 2e6sn ba3u berDanbt, Die @az
DIE Der Osmotratie gu pertretsn unO
gu fOrbern. Sd bin ieoo6 aus bieTem
9runbe nift intolerunt biniihtlia Der
MnIi6ten bon perIonen, lpslde in ebrz
li6er @ei5e anbersr Meinung 8etreffs
Der politii6an 3iele linb. Sieles 1T
Elm 2unn, in Dem eSSeber - benz 9im@
mel Eei Oant - bo5 8e6t bat, auf
Die @orI9riFten Feines eigenen llrz
tbeils unD @elpifens, unb iA u9te Ell
nen Mann, Der bies t6ut, pie melt
feline 9lnIi6ten audi bon ben metnigen
abneihen n1Ogen.
Op9 70 Fe6r i6 audi meire gartei
liebe, CLAUDE ih benno6, buB meine
poiitiT6en lleber3eu9un9en MIDI ME-
mails bon Der grFillung meinsrPfli4t
ob9a.ten tperben. 0ieie 9Fliat be-
itebt barin, bab i9 3uerit meinem
Staate unb bann meiner 9artei biene,
unb niemals ben @rTteren Der 2ebtez
rem gum Opfer bringe.
llrD nun, meine Wlitbiirger, inoem
i6 MIDI auF meinen 8uf in Ger Ser
qanoenbeit, meine 2lbTi6ten in ber9ez
qenpart unb meine 8erFpre6ungen
fir bic 3utunft berufe, lege i'd meine
SQ6bs iebt in Shre 6dnoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-25
Baron Sepfina auf bem 6eimurse.

Waf bingtpn, .. g., "a. Sull.
= 5r. Munm b. S4pdr3enIiein, Der
bieiies bsutF4s@el6dftstrGger fat li4
na6 Nsp gorf begeben, um Den Oeutz
T6en Baron b. 9spting, oeutI4en 9sz
Iunpten an China, psl9sr Ii6 uuf oem
9eimtpegs 'befinbet, gu bsgriiBen. 8az
ron 9sDtine fam iiber 9ictoria, 9.@,
unb Montreal, Gun., nd4 NpeYort,
unb T9ifft Ii4 bort morgen auf oem
Oampfer u2abn" na6 Bremen Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-25
S6merSelt 6e9pben
1T einen1 WDnente.

Gir.rlti, fpic b,ftig ooT qudl,no bic Sbmulen,
ouf psm 8tqc Der G,n,iunq fuD, ibpd8l6,, pas
friippslte ntrp6ie bon Ncuralgie beimQtiubtt ODER
BON Rranibstm bin0eIrsdts ptriOncu ausluftbtH
hob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-25
Sas cin3ige SinoerungsmitjeI,
.Raowap's Reaop Rerief
fir tnnnliasn unS duaerIitben sebrnuo.


geim 9e6ruuH pon Wtoi3iu 5ur GinoeruHo Der
G6mer5eu iouten mir oIbs UermcOsu, toelbs hGs
epft,m affi,irm. Opium, Worpbu, GbIorOorm,
g,t6r, GOtain uno Gbloral bsbsbeu DEN S6muI
oacur6, oub fe Ous GmpitnOunQs ss9srm6gm Iu1
f0rtn unD Der Sutisut Die Gsiublstrait UtrIisrty
gs If bies cine isbr 0srO,rbli6e 9rari5; fs mas.
iirt bic Symphonic, t6bt ia uibt srteHuen, H. ftatt
bas 9eiO,n Iu enttrnen, ruiuirt fs ben Wuotu,
bic 9tbtr urO 6iugtu,ibt, tootet b'i lirosrrSorts
icsune bic Rupen uuO 0eruriudbt lOtaIe Oo,r alst,
meius 2dbmuue.
Gs lisQt feline RotbiusnoiGttit S0r, bici, una,s
piHsn M,OiIamtrte lu gtbraudsu iUsnr sin Fdrss
Ssilmittsl, pts RabD Dao's RsaOp RsItef
oi. quGlsnbeu s6msrlsn raider linotrt. obus ir.
geuo pd6tu 1abtb,i fir Rinbr ODER GrtDu6i.rG
es b,bsbt ipfort Die auGsnO,n S6muleu, 6uts
,nnouua. unb turirt GOrotfiOueH Oh ie nun BON
Der Qunge. btm Muaen, BEN Ginetip,ibcH, anorsn
9ritien obtT Salsim obiOnotrRosn WsmbronsH
bsrriibrcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-25

bic Motorfii6rer iel6it getangen gu
S6aben nlo ba bic rgriinen" 2lrbeiter
3umetIt aus BEN 2anOoiltrttten TAM
men, 1T ibre Gage feline beneiOen8per@
tbe, benn fern BON t6reu @ngebOrigen,
lino 1ie in Der 9rpbItaOt Dem @leno
preisgegeben, bd Die 9abn@9eIeaI4dft
lie ais un6rau96uu entldBt, fObalo fe
perun9liiden. Sin bebauernstpertber
8urI6e lit Der SO Sabre alte 6ranf
Rrp6otb alls WGF NDad, q. g., mel
der aeIteru, an einem 9lutItur5 leibeub,
nu6 Dem Ct. SSobn's 9oIpitdl 9ebra9t
purbe. @r bate feline 8rdfte iiberz
IhGBt unb bd sr glsi4 in Den erIter
Saoen urunterbrp6en bic aufregenbe
9(rbeit perri6tete, brad er 3uIommen.
Sein 9efinben giebt 4n(aB gu SeIOrgs
niB.
Sin anberer gleuling, Der 80 Sabre
alte George 8ernunt aus YfCrris
parf, befanO ii9 auf elmer Court Ctr.
Gar, als bisieI6e Elm @efdbrt bes BAT
fers 0m. YerrD in go. 286 gonrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-25
llnfaae auf Den Irollcb= SaAnen
Me6r Na6psbsn bss Netp Yortsr
Srifes.-5olgeu Der llnerFa4renz
belt Der .griinn Mptormdnner.

Hepz gort, "a. SuIi. - 8ie gu
erparien, ereignsn Ii6 pitle Srollepz
lnfdle if1Folgs Der llnerfubrenbeIt BON
Motorfiibrsrn bic gum S9eil al Stelz
ts Der geii6ten 2sute sstrsten Iino. Iu4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-25
Hceinruritat nit sSranfreid).

% a Fbington, ,. g., "a. Suii.
Der 9ecipro3itdis 9ar!rag mil
5rontreid purbe um 4 ubr 9euts
Na4mitIug unter3ei6net. Die gum
QbT6lub beg @ertrdges geTtattete6rif
piiroe nit Dem beuligen Sage perItriz
den .aspeIen EeLn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-25
|lR>fIfIIFhl
Gin Shmer;en- 2iuSernngsmittel.

seit mtbr, bsun fiufjig Subrsu Bat NH Sitiss
tpunb,rbare Ssilmittd als ous bette, f5.rfs unS
,up,rldfFQite Qntiout Der gBsIt osg.H S6mGleE
sripieitH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-25
Semofraten, aufgepabt!
ern Snterei1e Der Ganbioutur BON
06erft So9.t 2Sartsr Suitj
fur Gcitperneur
m'ro beute, Sicnitag Den 25. Snli,

m'ro beute, Sicnitag Den 25. Snli,
Ibenbs 8 llbr, IN
GramaY's Sails
Central Qlpsnus uno 9ibblezStr.,
tine @erI Ianpmlung ftuttfinoen. glnz
1praden tpsroen Don S6erlt Sobn Wulz
ter Snitb uno 2lnoeren ssGalten. Ille
Demotraten Iinb sur Sbeilnabme elnz
gelaben (206)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
WHAT THE SHAMROCK NAY DO

II the shamrock wins It will mean that Fife
has drs,aned Q vacht that is 50 far superior 10
the Columbia that she VII stand ancient and
slow methods in Yachting sailing and stll
come on: o. top II be has done this, then let
the name 81 Fife be written ON the skies for
tevil, have done Il thing that no other man has
iona
:, far "a the records show. Fife has brought
o,.t a racer that has MADE better time TO wind
ward than has ever been recorded for the CO.
ll;,,Dla OF course the American boat may nave
done az well. but II so. the record has not been
printed There was a good breeze IN the race
with the Defender in July of Sandy Hook. and
r. The ten knots dead 10 wndward the Colum-
Ma did the distance In 100 minutes ana 80
ssconds. which means, say, six knots an hour'
4cad - windward. ON September - the
Shamrock beat 10 windward l32 knots In
borrs Il minutes and 30 seconds ms
,,a. an average speed dead to windward OF
-2O2 knots an hour nearly six and three
,rarter knots There was no DOUBT ABOUT the
timing which was the same on the press BOAT
nc ON the Erin and the Shamrock, nor about
tho distance. which was the same 70 a fraction
80, ,,,., .ratent logs As the Columbia has never
had q record printed showing wind"ard speed
sucb as this. 1t is proper 10 give the hnsHsh
hoat first place I'm this respect until the con-
trary is proved.
PERHAPS FASTER ON BEAN WINDS
Tho Shamrock has been twice timed oet"ee"
tho scotland and Sandy Hook lshiehips al
.reoa ~ more than thirteen knots an hour'
~ distance between the lghiships is wei
,,n,,,r- four and one-eighth knots The course
,,as run in a fresh 70 strong wind ana IN con
s,5erable seaway Of short wall sided Kind. Inc
columbia seems TO have done as we'll as this on
o. .,,,a-terlv breeze but not on beam "inds anu
from previous watching # may be douo'eu
,.be,her she could have stood UP to ner worn
-. r,oka the same time under the same cohu'-
ions. -. lima IN
Tho shamrock has made her best '',ne ~
,,,r,oriv winds. when she did not reac" a',
,,ork q, the finish go there is no exact 49,
-, her hos, performance which was IN re'u'n'ns
.l-.ora tho Hook after course test wac o'e'
-, tho way she left the Jack Dykman
-..o,,ar ~ twelve knots an hour tested spee'
eSar,rock must have been going more tnah
.ne Knots an hour and. to tell the exact