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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-02-01
The Big STONE GAP a
TRUSTEES SALE

Pursuant to the terms Of i'i
executed 10 me by Walter + A.sai
II. Addison, bis 'ls Z
October 18th, 1896, and i. records
clerks Office Of the County Cogfh9
County, Virginia, in Deed Book e. |
81, to secure A. l.. Pridemore 20 80
OF one thousand dollar, Eiih n
thereon from the 18th Jay OF
1897, and having been requested q
said A. l.. Pridemore 50 10 Do, .
Saturday the
oath day Of February, ls'.
between the hours OF II o'cioeGi o.
, o'clock p. m. o! that day, Oh iA' I
ises to be sold, proceed 10 cell a. /
auction, to the highest bidder i'' 81
hand, the following PROPERTY lo''
that certain lot or parcel " 1915
buildings and Improvements the''
ing and situate in the ioTn 81 b'i
Gap. Wise county, Virginia ana =
and described as Lots 500 . 40
Block No. 81, OF Big stone DaY ".
ment Companys PA, No. j. So
duly recorded in the Ciers' once
Wise county court, aud r'.s'ea'''
by made 10 said deed oi lrl'1 i'f
particular description Of 'a'd ~.
be sold, and the said debt ihsf''. ''
This the lab day OF Januar'' j"
,Inlr 80 3. III. SEstit' i''
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-02-01

THE Ordinance Bureau of the Navy
has begun the investigation of new
explosive known as "Marslte". 1t
is supposed to be nitrade compound.
1t has been demonstrated that it is
impossible to produce an explosion
with it by hard blows, nor will it ex-
plode when lighted. To explode it,
it is necessary to use simultaneously
the combined forces of percussion and
conclusion. These forces were Sc
cured by the use of electricity. Fur
Their experiments are being conducted
and great success is expected.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-02-01
SALT RHEUM CURED BY
JOhnstOn'S SarSaparllla
QUART BOTTLES.
QUART BOTTLES,
JUST SEEN IN TIME.

Slight skin Eupions warning Of Something Nor.
=
Is the Mo.t Powerful Hood PnrLaer Known.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-02-01
Results Fatally N Nina
Cases Gut Of Ten
Cure Found al Last.

the Blood circulating thrOuBHUut e syo.eI anu
o core or ulcer-nown as the Cancermay be cut awsy
noson remains in the blood and promptly breaks out a
renewed violence.
blood diseases which were considered ncurabe induced lev
sprng sufferers try for Cancer after exhaustng the
The musicians without cure Much their delight s S @
eoua to the disease and promptly effected The glad
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-02-01
CANCER is DEADLY

This fearful disease often first ar.
as a mere scratch, pimple, or lTrrg,,
the breast. too small TO attract 4
notice, until, in many cases, the d.,
disease is fully developed.
Cancer can not be cured by a su,,J
$500. A. J;ooooo "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08
2ofalbrri6te aus darlington.
Mit benz Sling Verlobz
ten.

ssrau CLARA ganob purbs SamHag
auf Die Qntlage, i9rem frubersn Ser
lobtsn, Waoe Som, einsn Gin9 entz
psnoet uno fir $50 periebt gu babsn,
pro5efIirt, jsbo4 frei9sIprpGsn. gs
eelans ibr, benz 3id1ier fIar gu mo-
den, oab lie ben aing, pelfsn 2op
i6on lange trug, BON oteIsm an Stelle
zines 8erlobunssrinsss sr6altsn baz
be, neil er gu 9eiois 9etpelen, slnen
neuen gu taufsn. 0ias uno anoere
urTadsn ljsBsn Ie s%rfsnnsn, Com mir
BE- eiAea gu fnaulerissn @attsn a6gez
ben, tpasbalb Tie Ii9 BON Dem @rt0s oes
Hinga5 einen 5hsif i6rer 9o65ettsz
N~usiiattuna faufts unb H;6aro 8.
ganop, ibren isbissn Mann, 6Siraz
tbste.
aus oeutf4en &reien.
Gar rIQaemsins Ir6sitsr Inter
FiiBhnes : 8erein" fat in |siner lsbz
ten General : 8erIammiun9 Die fol-
Qenoen gsamien errpGblt: %. Brat
6uasn, prdIibsnt; %. aod, 9ice=prdz
Iioent; G6arles SiThpFf, Setr:tdr;
%. Mertsns, So6n Moog, 9.SAmibz
mann, 9aupt : Gomite; SEQ, 8eioe,
9uguIt Gedmann unb IuguFt Dit
trid, aranfen : Gpmits. Die Ieit6ez
rice 4uTna9msasbiibr BON $40 puros
auf So 6era6gsTsbt uno Die Statutsn
basin ~abgednbert, ooB ieDfs ntu aufz
oenommene Mttglieb na6 Nblauf BON
brsi Mpnaien gu alsn WobIIbatsn Dts
@epsin5 btrs9tjgt fin lo1.
Sn Der Sanuar 8erFammlun9 bas
,Y6Dnir : Nrbsitsr : untsrRiiBun9sz
9sre;ns", petae in Der r0srman;az
Mdnnsrhor : 0aaG" tattfano, nun
Den fir oas nsue 0ei6dft5jo6r Die
nad|iebsnbsn geamten gepGblt: 9.N.
2ou6af, prdIiOsnt; s. 5. 4sel,9 icez
prGIipent ; Wm. Martjn, SetritGr
Offer f0nnte dls Tothsr Tsin 25zjd6z
RIGGS DENT SuGiidum feiern); 9p.
s. 3ies, SGabms;Iier, uno M. SID
Ter, SoIepb Slump uno s. S4mipt,
8erDaitun9sraih.
DIR vYuno Der often" fat 6si4lofz
fen, am %. 5sbruar fsin Subrss~
9antett ab5ubalten. gei Der @ele9snz
belt rsrbsn audi bic Ql6ums unter
Die Mitelisosr psrtbeilt, in peldsn
oas Bib zines ispen Mitglieoes nit
elmer fur3sn 2sbsnsbsE4reibung emit
hnltan III.
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8eneraI Greelb i6mer m%ibbanOelt.

Der SbGter Elm angf6l;6sr Sol.imos
rer, pel9sr Iid in Bdi4in9ton el'
men SorrtagsrauT24 on9etruntsn
bate.
8afbington, D. s., 7. San.
- 8eneral u. 80. 8reelD, Gbef Deg
5:onalo:enites, purOs um 80 ll6r
6sufe G6sno BON Sci:r6 s. 6uyndc2,
e;nun 8oten Der rQCoaras Grpt:B 3d."
orgefaQen unD 10 idper %m:bbanDel.,
oaB er in 1e;ner Wu6nuag. Hr. 1914,
@zStrobs, H.<N., in hOenflifem gu
Itanos oarnisOtr l;egt. 5urnacs, mi
DIR in Baltimore po6nt. Bate iifI
beuts pa6ier nit einem 5reunoe, 5tdz
mems @so. Wurp6p, sinen Rauf6 an
oetrunten. 8s;pe psrirrtsn ITh dutF
ihram Ws9s na6 Dam pen!9er gut be
leumunoeten S6sile Dor Waib:n9toH
uno perIu6ten in ibrem DUEL, in per-
fdsosne Yr~ipafbduIsr ein3uorTgen.
10 in basieniqe oas 6rn. s. .. Sing.
9psimul srIfienn tie an Der S5iire
h.s Generals 8rssln unb b%srlon9ten,
bic Soher beg 6ausbsrrn gu iEben.
S:s bena9meu ii6 70 manItdnoi9, oaB
Der @eneral fflisBl;A isIblt an be
Shire a;no, INN Den 8u6eItDrern eInen
9errrei5 gu ge6sn. Gr pnroe iotort
ron 5urnace o~ngsgriffen uno BON Der
Acfsn 3rappe oss auf elmer Ssrraile
itsfsnOen Sauiss 6erab 9eporfen, nos
lei er cine {4pere 8unoe am SInt:r'
fopTe oapon trug. Oer Ssnsral mar
zine ppQs Stunbs lang bemuBAos.
MurpGD en- !Flob ncd osm In9riFf.
pd6reno 5urnace osrhaftst purOe,
Der Sbdkr 1T stp1 % Sabre all u7u
our einem 3pE6sn Baltimore unO
cincinnati fabysnoen Grprebwaggon
a~ngeItsat.
gsr Rdme 5urnac: 1T i'm galtiz
morsr ftGo:iifsn QoreBbu9 n:4t enss
hn[ten 81. b. 3D.
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anbers Observation-Disclosures 1, Meninz
gifts 3. Gptlspfis 1; SeufJen oes Cir
tulations : Sbltems = 9erateio,n %,
anosre 2.ibsu 6; Selafan beg aeipiz
rations : Sb5tsms = 8ron6ltls 8,
2unserentSiuoung %, 4|t6ma 5,
Pleureip 2. GongeIiion Der 2unge 1,
unbers 2eiosn 2; Salfsn Der Ser
bauuneszS rsam - Masenleibsn 4,
OiorrhDe 3, anbere 2eiosn Der Ser
bauungs=S rsans 3; Seufen oes uriz
mir5pltsms - 9risbt{des Nierenleiz
ben ID, 9la ienleiosn 2, anoere GeioeH
1; @terbsfG1en bsi 9eburten 2, anosz
re 5rauenfsibsn 4; 5uut &%rantbsiten
/; &ranfeit Der 8nodan 1; Spbssfdlz
ls bon nsusebprensn 8inoern IL; Qlz
tersl6pdGe 5; a%stpalf1ams Sooesfdl=
Ie 7; unssmeins Sooesfdae Z. BON
ben @aftorbenen tporen 80 untsr 1 Sabr
aft, 8 spiiden 1 uno 2 Sabre alt,
Is 5fpi1dsn 2 uno 5 Sabre, II 5tpiz
ifsn 5 unb 10 Sabre, 3 5piI6en 10
uno Is Sabre, 3 spildsn Is uno 20
Sabre. 81 apifden 20 unb 30 Sabre.
Is spiI6en 80 uno 40 Sabre, 10 5piz
ffsn 40 unb so Sabre, 10 apiI6en
SO unb so Sabre. % 5pii6en go uno
70 Sobrs, 26 5piI6sn 70 uno 80 Sab
re, 9 5tpiffsn 80 uno 80 Sabre. l 5piz
Iden 80 uno 100 Sabre, 1 5p:IAen
100 unb 10 Sabre uno 1 iiber 10
Sabre aft. Il5 gaboren purosn 157
peibs uno "a Tegsrtinosr angsmeloet.
Ssrnsr purren IS O%ipbtbsritisz uno
7 Nerbmfieber : 5due, Wtalsrn 50,
Gharla6 z, 9erice0a 3. 8eu6Ruitan
2. esIfpoIsne Manosln 2 uno Group
l angsms(Oat.
Rod feline Steuerrdte.
Die Siioaetz9e10rDe b.elt SamIias
Mittas sins Sibung i'm 9ireou oe5
MaDors, um iber bic Steuerrate gu
%berathsn. Gs purbs aber beI4.oHen,
bic Stsuerrate Dor Dam 6. Jsbruar
n'ht ftI3uieben, uno 10 lam bis Daz
bin nit Dem Goueftirsn Der Steuern
fir 1900 nt6t bseonnen perOsn. I'm
be lauFenoen Nusaaben gu 6e3abien,
plrb Die Staot Oss6a,b ge5pungen
letn, in ben erlisn S,psi Wpnatsn On
letbsn gu er6sben.
Die Sioget gsb0roe bat bic 5eIt=
Febuno Der Stsusrrate aufgeT6oben,
neil lie bofFt, bab am 6. 5ebruar,
tpenn bas 9unoss &reis9sri6t in
Ri6monb, 3d., p;ebsr in Sibun9
tritt, Der Yro3eB Der Stabt nit ben
8aAfsn entlfisoen perben pirO; unO
rpsnn bic SIaot oepinnsn IoGts, piiroe
bic Steuerrate, pet6s, pie bic So6sn
Isbt Iiebsn, $1.87 6etra9en piiroe, auf
$1.75 berabssTsbt nsrDsn tDnnen. Sn
benz prp5eb Der StoDt gsgsn bic Ban
fen banbelt IS Iih oarum, ob bic 2sBz
tsren auf fire Nftisn bic pole Steuerz
rate gu 5a6.en baben pber nur 30 Gts.
pro $500. Sn Der eriien SnIiun5 fat
bic StaOt ben Yro3eb g%sppnnsn. g5
banoelt Ii6 um Slsusrn Fir $8,O41,z
1923 fir bas Subr 1899. Dix irDoi=
pirte Summs bstrdat 100000 Die
Ies 9e!o piirbs aaerDings in ben Rez
|erpeTonb flisben, a6er bic Stsusr fir
bas Sabr 1900 piiros oann audi To-
fort bsaablt perosn. Mit benz peranz
ldla9tsn Wert6 bes Mftientapitals Der
ganfsn bstrdet bic H~,usrbare Bats
3 1918 obns benIelben aber
nur $3O3,575,925
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@t6ti9 fit Anseigenoe.

IA 9~.arsIaub erideint aaber benz .5eut!@en
Gsrretsnbeuten teine einsise seutihe 3situne.
utI&e elm. Sruds1r.Nt bsfst. bic I'M etanbs II.
bic OUTAGE bes .Gtuts&en gsrrsissnssntsn' u
beRiser, ay
fdnf 8ttttoeu
~ brudsn. Die TreFe bes GsrrefScnoenten' tam
bic dufIase iroenb elmer auoeren taslidsa Seuts
t6en 8eituns in NarbIanb tn
fttf Wtnuteu
lru6en. fal,eR uns abi6bIen
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9tiunpbsit fur 10 Gents. Gascaz
rets bsfDrbsrn Die natIrliaen 5unttloz
men Der @iagelpeiDs uno Nlersr, ser
ftDren Mitfobsn. furiren &opfl6msr<
3en, lnperoaulidteit uno 9artleIblg=
felt. gQe W~pot6efer.
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Der Qeut(6e Correspondent.
Monta9, ben 8. Samnar 1900.


MISUNDERSTANDING
rMuft=Ntabemie." = DisIe Wohe
"The Sign of the Cross"
rMuIitz9aEe." Mt. Rpsal@Ips. -
Sieit Wpdbe rRanou."
Serbs Spernbaus. - Dieie Wohe
"Romance Of Athlone."
~9oaibapitraben 8 Sbeater." -
liking of the Opium Ring"
r2peeum=S beatsr." - 9teie Wo4e
''Too Mech Johnson"
yMubitprium : Wuiit : Saue." -
Titie NpG. rg4ein, @sib uno @tiane.'
9agsnbad= $780," Mt. HopalzIps.
3colpeii6e 4rrnenaben : Gon,erts bon I'll ubr
Sormittaes bis IL ubr Ibenos.
v8rouarbeiter : Union Nr. 8"
Gienftaa, Den 9. ,anuar 1900, 8 lbr Nbsuos, Gisr'
sebuter SabrssbaI in ~pG,a3tr's Gaae.1
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Sas 2arnifel gcfunDen.

quna, Sis, 7. San. Der Nez
dsr Ssnrp SIepens 1T duf Biz antlug:,
ben Riot am Is. Qpril 1899 angeiiifs
tst gu BADEN, bei osm Ieben psrIonen
qst0otet uro plsls onoere psrlebt purz
p:n, our4 bic Surp Idulbis b.Iunpen
poroen, Das Strafurtbsil miro pon
3ittsr 51rmer ipdtsr ausgsfprpfsn
perRn. Die @ei6pprsnen naren As
Stunbsn in 3eraIhuno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08

5r0Gli4s 9ebuttstu9sz
Teiet. - 5rau 4oele 8rieb, DE
Satin oes 9rn. @briltian 9risb, &de
bon 6rontz uno 2~erington : StraBe,
fsierte aeitsrn in ibrsr Wohnung ibren
so. @eburfatug, Der r9amen9UlsBz
oer : 9srsin," pHen PrGlioentin Srau
Grisb it, uno Der nMsBssr : 9siansz
9erein" periammslten Iia in 9rn.
Soroan's 9aae unO 5oeen IN corpop'
naa Dem Sauis oes @sburtstagstinz
bes, mo bic 8jee5prdIioentin Des err
itsrsn 9ersins, 5rau Gar6lins @Oloz
imit6, Der 5rau Crib cine pra4tpoae
SiIhosde al5 @ei4snt Der Mit9lieoer
iberrsi4ts. Der nMsbgsr : 8eiangz
9ersin" fang i'm 9erlaufs oes Na6z
mittaas unD 4benog einige ieiner
Id0nI ten 8eiien untsr 2eitung isinss
S;rigsnten Prof. SO6n 6. Sranf, uno
truqen au6 Dix ein5elnsn Miteiieoer
ourd 6umor;f:ife 9ortrdse pisl our
l1ntsr6altung Der @dits BEL. 5rau
@r;sb ielblt i%erpirte einsn por5isli6sn
opulsnien 2unid uno tpuroe oabei BON
SSrau Sulia uslur uno Jrau 2is5is
SobnIon auf's S3atfrdftisits unterz
Itubt.
Spfer Der SonntugsbeBe E.
- Der 9atrid Nolan, Nr. 1888,
9reenmpunt : 4penue, purbe eeitern
tpeasn anssblifsn Spirituoien : Ser
faufs am Sonntae perboftet uno in Der
mittleren Station fir Elm 9er6Or 6sute
Morgen feitstbaltsn. SObn 5. o.
8risn, 8ilium 5. O'grien uno Dug.
ganoorf, orsi puritigs Ssslsn, bic man
in Nolun's 2otul antraf, tperoen als
3eu9en auftreten mI1sn. Se6s unz
ierer 5einitsn aus psri6iebsnsn Oiz
5"friften in gio:lfls;osrn pon6rahten
bic 6elbentbat, unb als Itumme 53euaen
i6res S1arffinlss uno ihrsr SsIbn6e=
berri9ung bro6ten lie 5pei 9ldisr,
t6eilpe;ie mil Bier asfunt, na6 oem
Stations6auie.
Der 8aIfpirib Mifael 8. Sell
len BON CIR. 1926, Muaitin : StraBa,
purbe oeIisrn i'm noroDfl;6an Sta
t~ions5ouie bonn 9oli3siri9ter 2ee9
Dem @sriatsnrfabren iibsrpieisn, neil
sr onsstiast mar, am Sonntas Bier
psrtauft gu bahn.
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Ser &aIenOer oeS
,,Gorreipono enten.''

Ser &alenoer oeS
,,Gorreipono entem."
Sc 1T fdon tein ~aasnber" mbr,
{onbern elm vMlmana4" BON benz
Ranss bss Sabrbudes Der Sun" -
fir beutf4e 2efer. pomDsli4 nod
%nertbppGer - ben mir un1eren 2eiern
als Nsuiabrssrub 19iden. unb bamit
pirb betpieien, baB Der nGorreipon<
bent" in Der Gntpideluns bes 3siz
tansssei9Gftes INNER in erfer Rsibs
mitmarf4irt. Infer naalsnber" tit
Elm $50 Seiten fairies 8u9 in eleganz
tenn rotben umi4las. pel9ss iiber unz
5dbli9e Oinee, bic i'm 2aufe bes Sab
res unfere Nufmsrfiamteit erregen tOnz
men, Iustunft gibt. @elb fiber ltGnoli4
entbdlt er Mles, mas NOR in einem
aolenber fu4t. iiber 3sitre4nuns,
Mon1p= unb Sonnsn= 5intsrniHe, Inz
fang Der Sabres5ei4en L.. +. h., ionz
bern audi iebr pisl Wihsnspertbss,
mas uns, penn mir es reataeitis Bel
Der 5anb BADEN, pisl Sorgsn unb TIM
toiten eriparsn !ann, als bu linb:
3insfuB, 3insrsdnune. 9erjdbrunssz
frtit, Mab unb @stpi9k, Metr14es
r@bitem uno bs7en umrsdnuns, g.
trsibesepi9t, Baumab, 8rettermab,
RiftenmaB, 1Gbrpertb ponHabrungsz
mittsln, 8srslei6ung Der SErmomez
tersrabs, 9uf 9elespidte in PTunoen
Bel SGmereien, ferner MnpeiIungen
iiber srlts 9iilfeleiitunsen in unsludsz
fGnen. 8eri6te iiber neuers Bablen in
Der Stabt, i'm Staate uno I'M 2dnbe,
Hamen Der Stoaten uno Serritorien,
Der Senatoren unb Mbeeorbneten, bsr
bDAitsn 8eomten bes 2anbss, Der ST.
fanbten unb Goniuln, ferner Der Be-
p%Dlferuns nit 8iidii6t auf bic Natio=
nalitdten, bas Oeut19tbum pes 2anz
bes, bi. 8srfaKung Der Ser. Staatsn
u. (. No., u. I. p.
Der tii4tiss publi5iit Mur Slider
bat bas Ha4ipiel bes &rieges, bic gu
ftGnbe ouf 9orto 3ico, Cuba unb ben
pbilippinen in 1ebr ~anaisbsnbsr Dsife
eefdilbsrt unb fem 5ert 1T portrefflid
iauitrirt bur9 4ni4tsn. 8rufbilber
BON @ersrdlen unb Yolitifern. Gin Be-
{onosrs piatiesr unO tuertbDOler 4bz
fdnitt 1T Der nDsuil4e i'm @rumea,"
tpel6er MQes anbeutet uno ben 2eIer
bslsbrt. mas bon einem @pplitanten
UNI elm Imt perlangt tperoen tann.
Ser jebiss gissnt6iimer bes .Gorre=
fp%onb.ntsn" tpiG bura oide psitsrs
Neueruns Den 8erpsis ~liefsrn, baB CT
ben Yrinaipien leines unperssbli4en
Brubers, bss 8ssriinosrs oss 8lattss,
treu bleibt uno Niats Deridumt, mas
benz uGorreiponbenten" feline Steaune
untsr ben eriten oeut1dsn 8ldttsrn oes
2anoes .rbalten uno perbehern fam.
Ser .Gorrsiponosnt : @lmunaa"
tpirb nidt Dertauft, ionbern an ale
I6onmnten Der tGsliasn oosr Wodenz
Iuggabe bes rgorreipOnbsnten," absr
nur an Nbonnsntsn, gratis psrabfolst.
1ernsr t0nnen NGe, fotpobl in Der
Stabt, pie aubsrbalb berielben, uslAe
Dor benz 10. Sanuar auf ben rGorrez
1ponosnten" obonnirsn, IN .Wlma=
rad" gratis erbalten.
Die @erausgabuns an bic Mbonnenz
ten fat an9efansen unb pirb BON Saa
au Sag fortssisbt tpsrbsn, Big MGe ba>
nit perfebsn linb.
@epfefferte Strafe.' =
9.nrD S. Burger fpuroe geltsrn bonn
polisiridsr gaulf I'm $25 unb &oz
fen seItraft. neil er am Samitas
Mbsnb in angeheitertsm 3ultanDe 6los
renee 6einb bon Nr. 657, Soisp6inez
GtraBe, auf brutale Wsiie our9priiz
gelts.
fssetd die Die Sort, Die Ihr' Inner Gskauft HABIT
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er@ouberneur # m / ID E
ge It i m m t. - 9ouperntur 2ofpnbes
b~egnabi9ts sefsrn bier perionsn. Die
tpessn psri4isOener 9erbrs4en Slra=
fen i'm 3u9ihauis osrbiBtsn. Gs ma
rem: Gbas. 0upis, i'm DECEMBER 1897
in Wai1ingtOn : Gountp psgen Oiebz
1ta6ls uno 9sblerei gu neun Sa9rsn
3u6tbaus peuuribs;lt, nahoem er i'm
Sabre 1896, als er ps9sn zines gls:z
den 9srsshsns i'm 3uat6auis lab,
bonn @ouusrnsur 2opnoss bsgnabigt
tporoen mar; Der Bigger Rp6srt 2afs,
i'm DECEMBER 1897 tpseen Oiebita9ls
gu orei Sabren 3u4tbaus psrurt6:ilt;
Der Ns9sr Sp6n 8. Barrier, i'm Sabre
1898 ps9sn Notb5udt gu II Sahren
peuurtbeilt, uno 6ranf .Sbsr, i'm Np>
bembsr 1895 in Garrpa : GounID tpe@
gen 4ngriffs unb psriuGtsr Noth3u4t
gu finf Sabrsn perurtbeilt. Die Be-
enaoisten DerlisBsn nod seitsrn alG
frsa Uidnnsr bic 4nitalt nit ben
erauen Nauern uno psrsittrtsn Sem
fern.
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etationen

Wetteraus1i4fen = Jur
Marplanb unb ben Ditrift Columbia
t!ar am Montas uiro Dienitag, tdlter
in Der MoutassyNa4 leidts iiollds,
na4 Norondtsn umiprimgsnbs WInoe.
Sas weltbeibmte faDomerifanii6e 9onie 81.
6ieqert's .InsOtura gitters1 finpet lberol erostn
Nnilans uno Der GOnium nsbrt f4 pom 5abr iI
Sabr. ba IS oos ttishe imSsrtirse 6torfuassmlfse
II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08

Se6r p;sle llnoronungen Der 2e6er
peroen bur6 gu rsife Rabrung bss
Winters psrurIadt, oieis unoronunz
asn peron isoo4 lei6t ourf Den Sc
6raud bon Or. augult aOnig's Sam
burger SrOpfen beisltlgt.
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@epfefferts Strafe, -
9.nrD S. Burger tpuroe geitern bonn
poliaeirihtsr gaulf am $25 unb &oz
fen seitraft, neil er am Samitas
Nbsnb in angsbeitertem 3ultanDe Jlos
renee 9einB bon Nr. 657, Soisp6imz
GtraBe, auf brutale Weiie our9prii=
gelts.
ftagtd i Die Sort, Die Ir Inner Gekauft HABIT
: ossii' NMMzM
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Tragt die Die SotH, Die IhT ImmerGekauft HABIT
: ss'sf. &MA%ZM
Won
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08

NittI. V~arometerf 1880 Sohh. Ehermometerf. 81
Wittl. 2hermumeterh. 40 9iieoriaher 80
Die b0Hfe SdueGis'ert oes Winbes in elmer Stunbe
betrue 7 Dfeilen cen Sistefen.
Tao eRrise y trter-Dle bohfe 1emperatur pes
a,Hriaea &a5es auI nanbenanntea StGtioueu NOR,
mir ioInt:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-22
sTRoNG's GREAT RECORD.
4 Clean Score for the Rogue Cham
pionship of the south.

George c. Strong, Of New London, Conn,
won the rogue chs mpionship of the South
last night after p, rhaps the most brilliant
series of games eyer played on any field.
He finished with the remarkable record of
thirteen games played and thirteen won.
mr. Strong. who has thrice held the ma
tional championship. was in unusual form,
and his work in this tournament surpassed
even his own previous records.
The decisive game was played last night
at the grounds on the corner Of Ninth
Street and Rhode Island Avenue. Prof.
Charles Jacobus, of Springfield, Mass, was
Strong's opponent. The Bay State man,
however could do nothing against his ri
val and it was an easy victory for the New
Londoner He was presented with hand
some gold badge.
In the second-class competition L. A.
Yost got the prize medal. He won his last
game from Williams and completed his
series of ten games with o1ly single de-
feat marked against him. Yost, who be-
longs to the Columbia Club, is a compare
lively new player as he has been engaged
in rogue for only three years. He distin-
guished himself, however. for his even
game. The tournament will be continued
today and it will probably be extended 20
Monday
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-22
FUNERAL OF DR.. H. H. INQUIRE
Services Held I'm st. PauTs Church.
RfchmoHd.

RICHMOND. Va. Sept 21.-St. PauIs
Episcopal Church was filed with digni-
taries and associates of DIR. Hunter Holmes
MCGUIRE this afternoon when the funeral
rites were performed by the Right Rev.
Bishop Robert A. Gibson, assisted by Dr.
Preston Nash and the Rev. James Power
Smith who served on Jackson's staff with
the lamented physician. Few times in
Virginia history has there been such a
universal tribute TO the dead as here to-
day and hundreds of visitors from this
and other States attended the funeral.
Gen. FitZhugh Lee and Dr. William 0sler
Of Johns Hopkins were among the honor
airy pallbearers.
Confederate veterans of two camps, Hol-
lywood Memorial Association, Daughters
of Confederacy, Academy of Medicine and
Surgery, nurses of the various hospitals
founded by DR.. Mcclure, and members Of
many other organizations followed th8
casket. which was covered with the three
flags used by the Confederacy. these made
of white and red roses, with the blue of a
rare aster.
The flower flags were fastened to the
casket. and a perfect wilderness of other
floral tributes banked the grave SO that
it was visible hundreds of yards away.
Most beautiful of the tributes was that
from the nurses who received their first
Il aiming from Dr. Mcguire They attend
eG the funeral more than fifty strong and
in uniform of the hospitals founded by the
celebrated surgeon
kilograms from almost every State =
the Union and many cablegrams from die
tinguished surgeons and medical authori-
ties abroad have been received today.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-22
SYMPATHY FROM ABROAD.
Condolences Over Galveston Disaster
From Venezuela and Peru.

The State Department yesterday made
public the following correspondence from
the Peruvian Government and the Vene-
zuelan Minister. Offering coincidence ever
the Galveston disaster, with President Nc
Kinley's reply:
Lima. September IS.
President Mckinley, Washington:
THE Chamber of Deputies of Peru. in
open session, resolved to express it's sim
cere coincidence to your nation and 10
Your Excellency for the disaster that oc
CURED at Galveston. | present to your
excellency my distinguished consideration.
CARLOS DE PIEROLA,
Deputy President [of the Chamberl."
Department of State.
. .....rs September 20
Carlos Pierola. Diputado Presidente.
THE President directs me to express
his thanks for the sympathetic MESSAGE
of the Peruvian Chamber. HILL.
Acting Secretary of State"
Legation of the
United States of Venezuela,
Washington. D. e., Sept. IT.
His Excelleney Alvey A. Adee. Acting
Secretary of State:
81 share. with profound grief. the
mourning of the Government and people
of the United States for the awful ca
lsmity that has occurred at Galveston,
and I present as the interpreter of the
sentiments of my Government. the ex-
preston of its most sincere sympathy to
your excellency in this grievous juno
ture.
Accept. excellency, the assurances of
my highest consideration.
1000. AUGUSTA F. PULIDO."