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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
BUCHIEL COLLEGE Burned.
Main building Of the Unive rralist Institu-
ton Mt Akron, OHIO, Destroyed.

ton Mt Akron, OHIO. Destroyed.
AKRON. Ohio, Dec. 2o,-The main building Of
Buchtcl College. 400 feet long. 90 wide and flve
stories high. was burned 10 tho ground this
evening The fire started on the top floor and
all the EFFORTS % tina Fire Department failed To
check the flames. which speedily ate their
way throughout the entire length OF
door. The" The library r o. 1000 Volumes was was
saved. hut the natural history museum valued
A. $50 900. ard the hem cal laboratory, valued
RGure up, to q full 100000. while the insur-
Buchtel College Ia under the control OF the
Univsrsailsts an has about two hundred and
twenty-five students. mostly from Ohio, It
was founded in 1871, Horace GSseley DELIVER.
will not be rebuilt. but will probably be re-.
placed by number OF smaller modern struc-
tures
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
ASKS MOR0iN TO RETRICE.
Gov. Johnston Characterires n Slater mon
Made in the Senate ms Untrue.

Gov. Johnston ChRracterires n State mont
Made in the Senate rs Untrue.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dec. 20.-Gov. Johnston
who IL a candidate for Senator Morgan's seat,
publishes to-day the following letter:
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dec. 90
Zion. John T. Morgan, Cnitsd StdtsI SENATOR. Wash.
tn1ion:
'srR-You are quoted as having said on the
18th in q speech In the Senate: 1t 10 a monster
monopoly that had to leave Alabama and find
q home and shelter in New Jersey and large
corporation in which the Govern or ~ Alabama
has or had large amount OF stock and who
leads the procession
regret that yop dld not make this charge
had o chance to reply. but waited until you
found the shelter ~ the Senate. The charge IL
not true and respectfully demand that you
shall retract the same or md one reputable
witness to sustain II.
Respectfully. JosErH Y. JOHNSTON"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
THE SOUTH IN CONGRESS-.
A Bill Having for Its Object q Reduction
Of tho Representation.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-A bill introduced In
the House to-day by Representative Crum-
packer OF Indiana has for its ultimate
object a reduction OF the representation
OF the South In Congress. 1t directs the
Director Of the Census TO compile
tho registration laws OF the several States. so
far as they affoct the qualification OF voters; to
collect statistics showing the mum Der Of voters.
white and colored. respectively, In each State,
aud the number Of votes actually cast at tho
1898 and the regular Congressional election
In 1898 He is also directed 20 pre-.
pare n tabulated statement showing re-
ored male citisonA In each State over
the age OF Fl years. together with the mum ber
OF illitorates.
This information properly tabulated Is To he
In readiness for submiss on n Congress- beiors
Dec. IS, 1900, The bill was referred to the
Committee on Census.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
DUKE OF MABLBoRoUGH VOLUNTEERS
Con.ueio vanderbiits Husband to Join tho
Yeomanry for South African service.
Spec al Cable Dsipairh 10 THE

Spec al Cable Dsipairh 10 THE sus.
LONDON. Dec 20.-Thc Duke OF Marlborough
Is among the several titled percentages who
have volunteered for service in the Imperial
Yeomanry.
Charles Richard John Spencer Churchill,
Ninth Duke OF Marlborough, Marques Of
Bland'3rd, Earl OF sundeTisnd. Ear, Q. Mari;
baron charchI o. sSnIpd:s: FTSc" o, the the
Holy Roman Empire and Prince OF NIndelhem
In Suabia. was married TO Consuelo NaGder-
bit. the daughter Of William X. Vanderbilt.
Nov. y, 1875, at St Bartholomew's Church in
this Sty The Duke r. MsrSSrGuFh Is IN hts
on the death OF bis father in 1892.
Since his marriage the Duke has greatly
improved Blenhem. tho great estate OF
the Marlborough In Oxfordshlre, which was
given by the British nation in grateful recoR.
Duke Of Marlborough, c9ncernniMas whom the
ya-t-en guerre." The present Duke and
Duchess have restored TO Blsnheim much OF
the spleudor OF which 1t had been stripped Ly
the extravaganza OF the Dukes predeceasors,
life His fret speech In Parliament was made
on Aug Is. 1895. when. on behalf OF tho House
OF Lords he made the first reply to the address
OF the throne to the new Parliament; On that
occasion he wore the uniform 81 the Oxford
shire Ysomanry. in yh.eh he hollis commits.
he wns appointed a paymRster- General. He
has two children. John Albert Edward william
Spcncer-Churchin. Marquess ~ Bland ord who
was horn In 1897. and ord Ivor Charles spen-
wa, arrested In this city ~ October. 1898. BY
Park Policeman Sweeney for coastlng on his
bicycle In Central Park. He was let 60 bo-
cause he didn't know tho law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
TRANscovrIyENrAL RATE WAR.
No Progress Made at tho Chicago Meeting
Toward n Settlement of Differences.

CHICAGO. Dec 20-No progress toward q
settlement OF the transcontlnental rate war
was made here to-day at tho meeting OF pas
senGer officials west Of Chicago. No satisfac-
tory report was received OF the meetings in
New York yesterday oi the New England
Passenger Association and the heads OF the nas-
tenRer departments OF tho Vanderbilt roads.
nm Adjournment was taken until to-morrow
when definite reports ot he New York meet
inCs are expected from the Western passen ger
dcrhit reprcscn'a'i
j. & by no means certain. even n tho question
OF differontials In New England Il settled salts
factorly. thai rates between Chicago and the
Pacific coast will be restored 10 a normal basia.
Some OF the Southern Pacinc's plans do not
It's demand that all lines main tain higher rates
between Chicago and California than the sum
OF the local rates by WY OF Portland are
thought unreasonable and nre regarded as
violation OF the lnterstnte Commerce law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
THE YEoMdNRY voLUN1EERs.
War once VIII Try to Send 5000 OF Them
to South Africa.
!psciai Cable Ds,pa'cA T. THE suS.

!pscidi Gable Dt,pdicA T. THE sus.
LONDON. Dec. 21-The Daily Ne,os says that
the military chiefs in South Africa desire 5000
imperial yeomanry. The War ONCE will aim
to comply with this desire. The first install.
ment OF this number will be 1000. who are to
be raised by Lord Chosham. They will be
under his command.
Mr.. Arthur J. Balfour. First Lord OF the
Treasury. has initiated a fund in his native
county to help equip yeomanry volunteers
whose means will not enable them to furnish
their own horses. saddlery and equipment.
The fund IL intended to supplement the War
once grant. which Is limited to supplying
what is absolutely necessary. Mr.. Balfour
suggests that the other counties start similar
funds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
BRITIsH Seize YANKEE FLOUR.

Three Ship Loads Diverted to Natal, Cape
Town and East london.
Cable advices reached A. J. Twomey OF the
New York Produce Exchange and the Penn
sylvania Milling and Export Company
yesterday that the ship Beatrice. with
cargo OF -four from his nrm had been
seized by the British In Dclagoa Bay
and sent TO Fast London. and that another
shin. the Maria, had been sent TO Port Natal,
Tho Mashona. with IA, 600 sacks OF flour. was
stopped aud sent to Cape Town a week ago, as
Tor the Beers. The ships. which were char
tered by the Pennsylvania Milling and Export
Com pany, are owned by Bucknell Brothers OF
MI. Twomey sent a protest TO Washington.
He stated that he had never known -four to DO
considered contra band OF war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Killed -Four BLACK Bears In n Cave.

SOUTH PARIS, Me-. Dec. 20.-W. W. Arris,
while chopplng wood on Old Trunk Mountain
to-day, found four black bears In cave where
they had taken quarters for the winter. Arris
had no weapon other than an axe. but he slew
the four animals without sustaining a scratch,
From the state he will receive bounty OF s.
for each bear. The pelts are worth $25 each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
ExrELLED ron SINFUL TEMPER.
Verdict In n Stamford Methodist Church
Case Arnrmed.

NOUN VERNON. Dec. 2o.-The Quarterly
Conference held In the First Methodist Episco-
pal Church OF this city last night affirmed the
verdict OF the Stamford Methodist Episcopal
Church in the case Of william Kemp OF that
place. who was recently expelled for contu-
macy. The Presiding Elder. the Rev. DR..
ence. prcs!ded. Mr.. Kemp's counsel was ex-
Mayor Bohnnan, OF stamford. md ex;Judge O..
q. Reynolds OF Brooklyn appeared for the
congregation Among the charges presented
against Mr.. Kemp was that ~ sinful temper.
II was h'so alleged that he interrupted the
services ny Swinging 70 his feet and attempt
ing 10 correct the minister while the latter was
delivering sermons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

IN the Victoria West district have openly ex-
pressed disloyalty and threatened to attack the
railway station. which Ia on the direct line 10
Cape Town.
despatch from De Aar says that the Beers
intend TO make q determined stand at Strom-
berg. They are massing In great force at the
abandoned British camp. One OF their camps
Ia occupied by 1000 men. mainly COLONIAL
Afrikanders.
number OF natives have been sworn in al
special constables to watch the Dutch resi-
dents on the border.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

Gen. Forestier-wnlker Reports Offensive
Operations Against tho Natives.

hEHIHsV
fr,,ial catk D.spatck 10 the Sun.
LONDON. Dec. 20.-The War once has re-
ceived the following from Gen. Forester
Walker at Cape Town under yesterdays date:
Nothing fresh from Gatacre.
French shelled Jasfontein Farm. three
miles east OF the enemys position on Dec. 10.
The New Iealanders occupied farm adjacent
70 the hill where the Beers were entrenched.
The enemy's guns opened IRE at 5000 yards
and the Beers advanced. Gen. French made o
reconnaissance to the northward and then
ordered retirement. The New Zealanders
were very steady under hot fire. One OF their
number was wounded.
The Beers attacked Chief Khama near
selinka on Nov ~. aud one Of Chief Linch-
IVES villages near sekwani. on Nov. 80"
L'nch-We Is subordinate chief under
Ehama.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
THE FIGHT Oy GALLINaKR.

Charges of violation of Ciyu Service Laws
10 Go to the GRAND Jury.
MANCHESTER, n. H.. Dec 20.-A despatch
from LaconIa says that the charges brought by
ex-Gov. @. A. Buslel and Senator ". T.. Chand-
Ter against Senator J. H. Gallinger. alleging
violation OF the civil service laws. will he taken
now 10 In the hands OF United States District
Attorney HGmbett,. Rx-Gov Busiel In an In
terview said yesterday:
"The Attorney General has referred the
charges against Senator Galllnger In tho civil
seryice case TO District Attorney Hamblctt OF
Nashua. who has notified me that the matter
can go before the Grand Jury In Concord on
Wednesday, Dec. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
ELEPHANT KILLS ms TRAINER.
Life of Patsy Forepnueh Crushed Out by
"sidv ut Columbus. Ohio.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Dec. 20.-Patsy ForepauRh.
trainer for ForepauRh and sell'e circus. was
killed to-day by an elephant belonging to the
circus and known as Sid Forepaugh was try
Ing to get the elephant TO 90 TO another part Of
the building where tho elephants were. but
Bid was sulky and refused to obey. Forepaugh
sunk hook into his trunk which greatly
anRered the elephant. Forepaugh was seized
in the elephants trunk and thrown to the
ground with great violence. Sid then placed
his foreioot upon ForepanRh. and throwing
his weight upon him crushed hla life out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
THE CANADIAN CONTINGENT.
Mounted I,.fantrymen and Artiliorymen Il
Sail Within Three Weeks.

Mounted .I,.fantrymen and Artillsrymen to
Sail within Three Weeks.
OTTAWA. Ont. Dec. 20.-Tho Cabinet to-
day decided the composition OF the second
Canadian contingent for South African service.
It will consist OF artillery and mounted In
fantry. There will be three batteries OF artil-
lery. including 400 men. The eighteen guns.
will It 10 said. be furnished by Great Britain. as
the Canadian authorities do not deem 1t wise at
this time to weaken this arm. OF the militia,
The mounted infantry. will be composed OF
and cavalrymen. The several sauadrons ~
the contingent VIII go a. seperate units and
now at the front In South Africn. The con-
tingent will mobilize at Halifax and is ex-
pected to sail Within three weeks,
The militia department 10 still beseiged with
offers OF volunteers and the greatest enthusi-
asm prevails among tho militia In all the dis
triots Of Canada
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
LONDON TO EQUIP A CORPS.

Will Enroll 1000 Men and Provide n Ship
to Send Them to south Africa.
Special Cdbi, pespdteh 10 TIE arm.
LONDON. Dec. 20.-At a meeting OF the Cor
poration OF the City Of London to-day. 100000
was donated toward eduipp'ng n special corps
OF 900 volunteers tor service In South Africa.
The Meroers' Guild. Baron kothschild aud Mr..
Alfred Belt contributed 5000 each. Mr.
Charles Wilson. NJ. p. offered q ship to convey
500 men and so officers to South Africa. which
10 equal to a subscription Of els. 900.
II was resolved to confer the freedom OF the
city on each volunteer. following the prece-
dent OF 1859,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
BREWERY SUES JOHN L.

Why the Former Champion PuEtist Gave
Up His sixth Avenue Saloon.
The Annheuser- Busch Brewing Company
had an action on trial before Justice Hascall OF
the City Court yesterday to recover 1900 from
John l.. sullivan. ths former puRilist. for beer
furnished at his saloon at 60S Sixth avenue.
which he recently gave up to open another.
The case was on the short cause calendar for
cases To be tried in an hour. and as the hour
soon sped the Judge put II at the foot Of the
calendar, where there is small chance that 10
will be reached before next fall
The evidence Of Sullya was to the eject
that tho company was backing his sixth ave.
nue. place ind that IA he lid not consider II had
done for tho place all that he expected Il 70 do
he declined TO pay the claim. He seemed happy
when the cnse went over.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
CIR SEES BRITISH AMBAssADoH.

Private Interview Mt which South African
Affairs We're Probably Discussed.
Special Cable DeipdkA 10 THE sUH.
LONDON. Dec. 21.-A despatch TO the Daily
Neus from Berlin says 1t 10 reported that a
diplomatic sensation has been caused In 81.
Petersburg by the Gar giving private audi
ence to Sir Charles Scott. the British Ambas-
sador, at the palace at Tsarskoe-selo. It Ia
believed thar the audience had reference TO
south Africa There was busy exchange OF
kilograms prior 10 the audience.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
NO POOL sELLIEo IN ALABAMA.
Supreme Court OF the Stats Declares tho
Present Law Constitutional.

MONTGOMERY. Alh. Dee. 20,-The Supreme
Court OF Alabama to-day declared to be valid
the law which prohibits tho ceiling OF race
pools In Alabama. At the recent State Fair
pools were sold and the bookmakers were ar
rested but the inferior Criminal Court at Biz
minRham discharged the defendants on the
ground that the law was unconstitutional
The anti-pool advocates carried the cases TO
the supreme Court and the decision OF the
Birmingham tribunal was reversed. The de-
as several race meetings In the state were
being planned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Roer sympnthizers to Meet.

A number OF persons who sympathiEe with
the Beers In the present war will meet in the
Morton House this evening to discuss plans for
holding public meeting shortly after the
holidays for the benefit Of the Transvaal
the South African war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
81 Military Compnni.. p,.hnndsd.

COLUMBIA, 8. O.. Dec. 20.-To-day thirty -four
military companies were disbanded for failure
to come up to regulations. Twelve OF these
were cavalry companies. which pulls South
New Mexico having heretofore been close
second. Four OF the dlsbanded infantry are
negro companies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
LOUISIANA rs.

W. w. Heard Nominated for GoverBor-vic-
tory for Gov. Foster.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 20.-The Louisiana State
Democratic Convention In session at Baton
Rouge tonight nominated for Governor. W.
W. Heard. the present Auditor OF the State and
who has held that Office since 1892. The nom
ination Is "a victory for Gov. NJ J. Foster and
means the election Of Coy, Foster to succeed
Senator Catfery and the reelection OF Senator
McEnery. The election will occur In April,
The Republicans will probably put out a full
State ticket.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Capt. Cartsr's Secretary Got. Ran.

SAVANNAH. Ga" Dsc 2D.-Mtchasl A. Con.
molly. one Of the alleged conspirators In the
Carter iaynor case. arrived from Havana TO.
day under arrest. He gave n 81 900 bond 10
answer the charge against him. Connolly Wss
Capt, Carriers private secretary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
TOOK THEIR CoFFINs HOME.
Mr.. Mcpherson and Wife Celebrate Their
Golden Wedding and Prepare for Death.

INpI.yApoLIs. Dec. 2o.-OalvIn MCPHERSON
and wife, living near English. Crawford county.
celebrated their ditisth wedding anniversary
at tho residence OF their daughter at English
yesterday, at which were present many Of the
children and gr9pdehildrea. Later In the
afternoon Hr, and Mrs msPhsrson went to an
had them placed In their wagon TO be tax on
home, They are both past seventy In ex-
planation OF the purchase OF tho cofing. Mr..
I'VE lust Thought we'd have 'em ready as IL
won't be long till we'll need EN-"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
ITALIAN TROOPS FOR EGYPTr

Report Tint They VIII Replace the British
Troops Sent to south Africa.
Sisetal Cable Dsspateh 10 The Bun.
ROME. Dec. 2o.-The Italia says II learns that
the British troops In Egypt will shortly be re-
placed by Italians, to enable the former to go
10 South Africa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Krupp Making shells for Great Britain

Special Gable Dispatch &, TIE Sun.
BERLIN. Dec. 20.-AccordinR to an Essen
newspaper the Krupps are working day and
shells.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
ssntries Doubled at tho EsquimaIt Naval
Station.

VICTORIA, B. O.. Dec. 20.-Ths sentries have
been doubled at the Rs1uimalt naval station.
The big guns are now constantly manned and
extensive defensive improvements are under
xua
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
PROMOTION FOR ToN DIEDERICHS.
He Has Been Appointed Chief of Stan of
the German Navy.
!'peaal Casle D,,paieh to THE SON.

!peoial Cdb!e D,'paeh TO THR Son.
BlRLIS. Dec. 20.-Admlral Won Diederichs.
whose actions at Manila immediately before
and after the capture Of that city by the Amer
leans caused widespread comment. has been
appointed chief OF stan OF the navy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

Made of the tender meat OF dairy fed fat young
porkers daintily seasoned with selected spices Try
two-pound package at once. Beware Of limitations
ADV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Germnnio Takes the Cymrio's Place.
Spectar cabh De.patel 70 TIE Sur.

Spectdl Cdbh Despdfch 70 The BUN
LONDON. Dec 20.-The steamship Germanic
will take the place Of the Cymric In the White
Star Service. the latter having been chartered
for transport service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

New Evening Train to tho Southwest.
Leaves Grand Central Station at $50 every day by
the New York Csntrsl-Big -Four Route Perfect
seryioe.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

Give him Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen. sure TO
" We eAp exactly duplicate the action Of his favor
!" pen. Dealers or wstsrmAn's, 1877 B'dwAy.-Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

~ la Hours TO Cincinnati
via Pennsy lyaniA Railroad, "Pennsyly I Mn Tim.
tied" Leaves New York West 23d 81 Stal Onl o q !
4 II. daily. Nc extra tArs.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
me REVoLr ~ CAPE COLONY.

One Bo"r Camp Near stormberg Made mp
OF 1000 Colonial Afrik anders.
SBseiaI cable Dsspath 10 The Sun.
CAPE Town. Dec. 10. delayed In transmits
slonL-It Ia reported that 500 dis affected Dutch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

short Limo to Chicago.
Psnnsylyania Railroad. route Of the Pennsylvania
Limited" Bee time tA9le,-AdA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-27
Muni3ipaI> Nngrlsgrnbritrr1.
Neue OumPfIpriBe ioa beI4ufft fperz
ben. - Gontratt pergeben. -
0o(i3eibh0rpe.

Die Seusrbab0roe beI6loB gsItern,
cine nelps DampfIpriBe gu tauFen unO
Die orei au5rungirten an Den MsiItbisz
tsnoen 3u perfaufen. Ossgie;hen erz
ndblte bic Se60rbe 5pei Munn ais
TteQpertretenbe 5elsrpehrleuts. Gbafs
sSngenieur McNfse bsri6tete, OaB Oiels
6erSteQpertreter BON benSpriBenbdu=
fern nsg6lieben, neil Te anoerpeitig
Qrbsit geFuacen bGtten, melltens in
anoeren ItGotiIAtn Departments.
Gontratt pergeben..
Die 0uFerbsb0rbe belt gsItern sjz
ne langs geheime SiBung, iiber pslfe
iebp9 ni6ts per0Ffsutliat rpuroe. Der
@ontrutt CUR 2ieferung elmer Ro4r'nz
4n3apfmoi6ins, Die i'm Stdnbs i'ln
muB, Die Qrbeit an elmer 48s3olIIgen
R0brs unter polem Dafeporud aus
3ubaIten, 1T fir $3.50 an Die ~. 3.
Smith Manufacturing Co." gu g{etpz
urt, rs, ausgsgeben poroen.
PoGi5eibe6orbe.
Die 9oli3ei6abDrbe bat ben Capt.
P6il, s, Barber, Den Gieut, Sumes 8.
Carroll un0 ben Sargsdntan SEQ. u.
S6dfsr pom nprbDtli9en 0iftrift duf
peitere bier Sabre ernannt. MarI4aa
9umiIton Itslte benz Capt, Barber Elm
it6r gutes 3eugHiB aus. Die Poli3tz
fen Itnb angepieIen pprben, Die Wtn=
terzQn3iige gegen Die let4tere Cont
mer5lniform gu pertaui6en.
.f ~@erf3iebenes.
Die @ori9tsbau : Gommiilion belt
qeItern cine Idngere gretutiOzS lBung
a6, in pelher ieOo6 nur laufenoe Sc
f6Gfte srOrtert puroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-27
Staot Baltimore.

10 Sn fitut." =
ga Der geltern 4beno abgebultenen
5~peitsn General 9erIammiune bes
rMarDlano : SnItitutes" puroen Die
8eamlen unb lieben Mitglieoer bes
Oireftoriums fir bret Sabre getpdblt,
uno 5tpar pis folst: SoIepb 90. Cub
ing 9rdIiDent, 9sorge q. Stillman,
9ice Yrdipent, Sames goune Ct
fretGr, 8. observation-disclosures S9aBmeiz
fer; Oirsftpreu: SoTbuu 2Dn6, Wm.
5erguTon, So6n g. gulod, 5rant %.
6oen, Ssreo. 90. Wooo, SutOb g.. Deli
rid uno Sobn 9. Sifion.
Neue 6a6rit fur 9igbz
lanbtopr.- 9i96lanotomn piro
pa6rI9siniid in nd9lier 3eit cine
peitere ueue Sabrif er6alten. @s perz
laulet nGmlidl oaBD 81. 90 @iaidms
Ii. So. pDn SnbianapDiis an Der 8.
Npenlle unb 2ombarofrabe gu Sigh
lan6topn cine 5urnirbol5 5abrtt anz
lsaen ppnsn. Die 5a6rit tpiro 80 Bel
100 SUB srob uno IOa nod ia olefsm
CONNER bpIenoet tperben. 100 2eute
Ioaen in Der 5abrit beI4Gftist peroen.
Die 6irma beIibt bereiis cine grobe
SSurnir6ol3 : 5abrif in indianapolis
uno fommt na9 Baltimore, neil bier
auberoroentli6 piel Mabugoni Sol5
aus bM Sropenidnoern %selanoet tpiro.
unb bic 9arIbol5 : Hegionen in Dir
qinisn unb SennsHee ni9t fern Iino.
Wirb tbeures 5leifd. =
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