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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-04
Nrnutna Soften.

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den treibt ii4 in ben Miloern unlez
rer umse6uns Elm burh9esansener
Stier berum. Oas iheu unb boQitanz
big lpilb sctporoene Sbier tpieoer einz
aufansen, 1T fait aur unn10gli9tei;
oetrorhen. @obalb es einen Wlen=
lAen iiA naben iiebt, flieht es in sroz
BEN @dBen na4 benz sSnnern bes
Walbes.
Jrantfurt q. 81. - Sn benz
Nroesb Der Stebt sSratfrrt gesen ben
antilemitiiden @aIthofbeliber 2aeb
lit bas llrtbcil crganaen. Gs perbiez
tet benz 2aob in 3utunft iete 8enub=
ung bes itdbtif9en 3rottoirs gum
MrtbiaaftSbetrieb. 2aab bat 5dmmts
liHe Soften au traaen.
- Der Dom 1T na9 Siben oclz
Ednbis freiseleat trerben. MudJ Der
NorbzSiib : Ourhbrub nab bem
Dom mabt iid bemertbar.
Jriblar.-sSn Der Sibuna Der
Staotterorcneten unD oes Maa:ltruts
iuurbe Siirsermsiiter 3raiser :tnltim=
n ig auf e:ne fernsre 12idhrige Mmts=
perlobe piebersepdblt. '',
@elubaufen. Nuf ber lambs
grGfli4en 9omdne 1of Gid brad elm
Jeuer aus, 1peldes bic ben binteren
Tliisel oes 9pfraumes bilbenbe
Gdxuue. Stalluns unb elm Mrbeit:r<
tpoprbaus ersriff. Die in benz Wr=
beiterpobnballs ihlafenbsn Yeriouen
flii9teten, notbbii1fttg bstleibet, in
ben Qof nur nit WQibe tonnten bic
5biere aus benz bon Rauh unS
Nualm erfiillten Stale entfernt .pers
ben.
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tpirb Bel ber syrbrl. b. @tumm'ihen
GioeitommiBperpaltuna cine Mnlelbe
bon 100000 Wart au 4 proeent auf=
nebmen.
9tnteIn.-0 Die Retten6riide au
5ammeln, tpelde isinerseit burd
rebtaettises Ginsreifeu unieres rib
ttsen 2anbrotbs bon Oitfurtb bur(5
ben Rreis Hirteln angefauft tpurbe,
tit bei Sloenborf aufgebaut unb nod
Der iiblihen Probelaitung benz Ser
tebr iiberseben tporben. Sic bilit bier
einem lGnsit. befonSers aur Wintersz
3eit empfunoenen 8ebiirfnib ab. 2eis
Der 1T 5u betlasen. baB elm 8riidenz
selb erboben tpirb, forobl fir sfubz
gdnser luie fir 5ubriperte.
SdnelIba1. Der in ben
40er Sobren fteb,noe unpsrbeiratbete
Ralpar ulri4 aus S6nellbad) NOR
tcmit bef9dftist. aus einem ooerbalb
&ei4enbab selesenen Steinbrud
Steine ab5ufabren. Nuf benz ubz
f4iiHisen Wes fem lllrid au San unb
gertetb 10 unsliidlid unter ben ibper=
helaoenen Wasen. bcB ibm 3rpei HGz
ber iiber bic 8ruI sinsen. Der Sob
trot iofort Elm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-04

Der Der onberen probuttionsslpsigs
aleihtpertbig fein.
Ireptop. Der bieiiae Wagis
frat ndblte ben ganbibaten Der Eheos
logic Grimm aus aolberg gum 4ons
reftor unlerer bSberen G0AterIauls,
unb ben Qebrer 8iebermann aus BEN
geahbarorte Wanserin gum 2ebrer on
ber 6tabtfdule.
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nsl1nOiId)rs.
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6obenofen. - Die bier ionit
e leltene grappe Ibeint in anierer
geeenb iebt feiten SUB au fufIen. Sn
Der Nlhe Der Dole iotpie auf bei be-
nahblrten GSriker llnb Oreeber Jslbz
mart finbet man lie in bieiem Sa3re
fdldarenme:Ie.
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SnHer5ura. Cine bieiise
fsrau fam ipeintnb auf ben 8lbnbof
unb ersdblte. bab ibr 15jdbriger Sobn
mtbn 0uuie burhgebrannt lei. gu III
IN sSreube eelane es lift, ben Nuss
Mber ab5ufaiIen, Der iih bereits elm
4 Billet nah Berlin gel0it bate unb bon
bDrt nod 6ambura uno oann nah
Giibafrita reifen ipollte, ,lm ben 8uren
Az belien.
syafron. - gu @tabtperorbnez
ten tpurben bier eetpd1lt: Raufmunn
Nprlant, gutsbeiiber Gnsmann,
Nedtsan,pait plad, Hertier Gbert.
1iidlermeiiter 8. Mtoorpp, Rlufz
mann Brandt unb Sdubmader q.
Meier.
&anfehmen. Muf benz
Grunbitiid bes Raufmanns Mlb.
!. DetNglira bradJsuer aus, ipe.9ss bas
gSphnz unb GeihdftsGaus bas @e=
nannten eindIderte. Our6 Teuer unb
MaHer lit an benz Waarenlager Elm
feEr bebeutenber Shaben entltanoen.
Giebemiihl. O1s arugz
arunbItiid bes Gaittpirtbs 8ar5ens in
9ierau lit bur6 Saul in ben 8eIis bes
2anbtpirtbs 8.ea aus Ndelsb1gen
iibergsgangen.
Nprtitten. - 2ebrer Mnserz
@r. sSdsersbprT unb @runbbeTber
Dauluipeit=n =nbbunbsaen tpurben Dor
benz 6auptgottesoienite in bieiiser
Rir6e als Rirdendlteite burh Bfarrer
ssobn feierlth in ibr Ilnt eingeiiibrt.
Siliit. = G..ii1tis sstporben 1T
ber Ghmieb 'Nugut glbrsdt, segen
ben Die llntsrluhunssbaft tpeseu
Mtiinspcrbre4ens perbdnst poroen 1T,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-04

Ronfana.- Die 8b1fmiibie
In Mebtsr1 IL ber an a. Nepem6er
1850 ber DperromponiR Goarabtn
Rrtuter seboren uusbs. II gum 3beu
Riebe1eebruums
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sslnmuen mnb 1rannt, nieorr. uean
bermuthet Nrnnbitiftuna.
S1hnftebt- Ser pomQirdens
rotron nellernonnte 8o{tpr leiler aus
yDeoenfteLt hielt bier leiner S:r,ua.
Der psrlammelte Htrrenra.a Oemetnz
reporlteler, SsIrer uno opIi1saOe1
bteRsn Inn nllltommen: n.,
NC q n $ 0. O's stog1snluut
pon zen oe. Fem Delptas- 9peSq1ale
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gen aerleth fer aut Dem Sotsn pes
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penaelanoer. noDe1 lteles peaorap
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hene anbsre @eaenltdnoe tpuroen Elm
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@hulmachen emma Berger 1T bon
tier perfdpunoen. Man befiirhtet,
faR bos Rino. tpelhes IN Der Gdul:
aetabelt tporben mar. tth ein 2etb a!tz
Qethon bat.
Die iibe: 300 Wo.z
cen umfafTenben Telboruns ftiide. ,ur
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1873 aum She'll an bic Derna(t,ra
her g9itteraiiter Webmar urb Qod,aii
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ber mible Dfautfdb 1elbit iibsrnehmer,.
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aua au arranairen, ter bic 0eranital.
funa bonn persansenen Sabre Tod
iibertreffen foll. Das garnenalsauss
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ten.
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sfriebbofe su Seer Bel 9pritmar 1T etne
Grab~Gapele errihtet iporben. pelhs
feierlib eingetpeibt tpurbe.
ReuR r. - Gin uneripartet barter
Hamnf entfpunn iih BEL ber Gtabtperz
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tpieberum in 2niepenbru1 elm gr3bes
res feuer itattsefunben. gs {inb bic
9Eohns unb QBtrtblhaftsgebduoe 0es
0sfhetibers Nnt. Wieller total in Mid9e
geleat iporoen uno babel iammtli4es
AsSeDsrp'eh. mebrere S9pelne uno cine
Stdrte Derbrannt. Die Bepobner BON
Entefpenbrneb ilno beunrublst, oa o1es
leS pere'Is Der pterte Srano III, Der
cusa Y tssl.. w.; 5ss. ruaig.lanDs's 1a''
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Mnttrage Des pron1n3lal Wtuleums
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11teDeise Nn5e11en oaraut blnoelIteten.
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fpohnbofte ssrau csesfe BAT Bel benz
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lit,e Hroubipunben buponaetraoen.
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San pper nns sraun fa,,pe's

auneburg.- Sm Sd6Iien5e.
rihtsia1le bes t0nislihen Mmtsses
rints b,t cine @ldubigerperfom.ni. ni.lns
in Gahtn bes Mansfeib'ffen @1uts
trades itattstfunben. Der probtiori-
i&e goaeursturator, Re4tsautpalt
s5reffel, eritattete ben 3ablreih grihies
ilenen aunG9F 8eribt i;ber bic mu!b.
moBli4e gntitehung b:s goneurfes
unb tbtiIte nit. bab foipeit F5 BE
Gu6e iebt lberbliden lieBe. eineQ Qhote
Don iieben Bis aht proeent 5a eripore
ten fei.
Wunter. ~ Sci tsr Wabl einea
sipeiten Dtiifli4en fir bic bieEee Ge.
meinb< erbielt pdftot Mbler5 H.
Grotnbe q, prebtstcmtssG Gonbibal
6alteNtoff III Sariaebt 12 uHb Rector
Bril- 81 @tolaendp 81 GtimnaeR. 0ehs
tetei III iaEit atlpShlt .s;;ss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-26

iy for employees OF the Gorham company,
said:
While the bank has been instituted
for the accommodation OF the employees
OF the company and their families. II
should be borne In mind that II Is an
entirely Separate institution from the
Gorham Manufacturing company.
There Is nothing whatever I'm the char
ter and bylaws that limits deposits TO
the employees OF the company, but for
the present no effort will be made 10 go
outside. III the bank should grow TO be "A
large institution matters will be differ
ent"
"Wil the bank be conducted In the d.
rcctors' room?"
Yes for the present. at least The bank
cannot afford az this time TO erect a spec
ial building for It's business. and there
fore temporary arrangements for the
transaction OF business have been made.
Later on, II business warrants, "A bank
building will be erected
Are the funds OF the bank In any way
associated with the funds of the Cor
ham ctNnpany?"
mo, sir In no way whatsoever. The
company is simply furnishing the money
with which TO start the bank and put II
upon business basis. Outside Of that
the administration OF the bank will he
totally distinct from that of the Gornam
company.
How about the Investments. Mr..
Lawton?
THE investments will be made by the
directors Of the bank upon the same basis
as In adopted in any sound and well regu-
lated financial institutions. but none OF
the bank deposits can be invested in the
Gorham Manufacturing company"
What is the object OF this ruler
''It is In order to guarantee as regular
savings banks do. In other words, IL the
Gorham company should fail the money
in the savings bank would not be af-
fected. and the depositors would not suf-
fer"
other call when the bank IL in opera
ton, and he then thanked Mr.. Lawton for
the information so cheerfully impaired.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-26
R. !. Hospital Trust Company
Buys GrlswoId Estate in Order
TO Enlarge Its Facilities.

An important Westminster street real
estate deal has just been negotiated. al
though the deed will -. be passed until
the first OF August.
The Rhode Island Hospital Trust Com
pany has bought the Ghswold estate.
covering an area OF $40 square feet, ad-
joining it's present building on the west,
and extending 10 Exchange place.
ine property belonged TO Alexander M.
and Daniel Il. Griswold OF New York and
is taxed for siOS00O
The trust company's business has I'M
creased 10 tbat the directors have for a
long time seen the need OF moro extensive
quarters.
The increasing Importance of Exchange
place also Influenced them, as we'll as the
fact that the new post Office may be To-
Gated on that thnroughfare.
There are two brick buildings on the es-
tate, four stories high and among the
oloest In the business section.
The Warner block is one OF them. IL
has frontage on Westminster street
OF 30 feet and extends back about 75 feet
The Dairy Lunch and Henley A. Suli-
vans shoe store arc on the first floor.
Above are offices.
The building fronting on Exchange
place is known as Exchange block. IL
has a frontage of 30 feet and extends
back about 40 feet.
A. u. MccrillIs and knight A. Company
Wholesale -four dealers, occupy the entire
building.
II Is understood that these buildings
will bc torn down and a handsome new
structure will succeed them. but Presi-
dent Wells can give out nothing for pub
iication at present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-26
GoTham institution Will Begin
Business on August |.
Quarters Have Been Fitted Up at the
Works Of the Big Silver Manufac-
turing Company.

On Wednesday next August /. the new
Gorham Savings Bank. regularly in
corporatod institution, the charter having
been granted at the last session of the
general assembly. will be opened for busi-
ness.
The main intent OF the institution Is
TO furnish facilities TO the employees or the
Gorham Manufacturing company and the
members OF their families to open ac-
counts. and deposits made before August
8. will be entitled to interest from the
date OF the deposit.
II Is the intention OF the corporation TO
keep the bank-epeH- each Wednesday
and Saturday, for one hour after the
closing OF the works. for the present. and
as the business increases the bank will be
kept open at hours to suit the convenience
OF the depositors.
The officers OF the banking institution
are: President, Edward Holbrook. presi-
dent OF the Gorham Manufacturing COM
pany: vice president. f. G. Lawton, SUI
perintendent of the company; secretary
and treasurer, Henry II. Gardiner. pay
master of the company; board of trustees.
Ambrose n. Peck. Christopher Webster,
Fred A. Jordan.
The banking rooms have been fitted
up In a most satisfactory manner I'm the
directors room. adjoining the inquiry Of
fice at the large Elmwood plant of the
company. and these will be open for in
spection on July 30 and 81 after work
ing hours.
The new banking corporation invites
full investigation OF the proposed plan
Of operations. and any information will
be cheerfully furnished by the trustees,
and depositors are assured of all the ad-
vantages possessed by downtown savings
banks.
A News man called at the office of the
Gorham Manufacturing company this
morning. and had a talk with Mr.. r. G.
Lswton. the vice president OF the savings
bank.
Mr.. Lawton in answer to a question as
TO whether the bank was intended sole
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-26
SAILORS MAKE ANOTHER MOVE.

stlIl another chapter hos been added TO
the case recently decided by Judge
Brown I'm the United states court In re-
gard 10 tho petition filed by the scamcn
of the schooner stephen J. Loud.
The sailors have now presented their
claims before the Atlantic Coast sea-
mans Union and that body Will act
opon the matter NJ once.
when seen this morning Local Agent
schoneld stated that he had communi-
Gated with the Boston branch of the
union and would refrain from taking any
summary action until he heard from this
Office IN an official manner
eecreiary Frazier Of the pnion was In
town this morning and stated that the
sailors had made two complaints. In one
of which they emphaticaily stated that
they carried the written scale 10 Capt
Pierron and told him that they wished
20 b. fed according 10 the llrt.
n viii b. remembered that in the fss-
fifnOny offered. af the besrlng that rspt.
pIersDB stated that he hsd sek~d the
sailors n they were satlsnsd with the
food supplied ap0 that they had answered
in the affirmative
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-26

mobilized at Odessa for transport to
Taku by the volunteer feet.
IL is reported from Niuchwang that the
Russians are concentrating forces at q
point ID miles east OF that fort and are
awaiting re-enforcements before advanc-
ms on Moukden Manchuria The Box
ers have wrecked the bridges on the
Shanhaikwan and Kinchau section of the
railway.
WILL BE SENT TO CHINA.
Vallejo. Cal, July @.--orders have
been received at Mare Island TO 1T up the
United States steamer Mohican for duty
on the Chinese station and TO have her in
condition 10 sail In seven days at the
most.
GOING TO THE ORIENT.
Seattle. Wash. July es.--Three troops
OF the First United States Cavalry have
arrived In Seattle from Fort Russell and
have gone into quarters az Interbay.
Thirteen cars of mules have aIse ar
rived. All are on their way 10 the
Orient Five transports are here or are
due here within few days To carry the
soldiers horses and mules 10 the Orient
IL is expected that the shipment OF mules
alone Will number 300 animals.
NO BURNING OR LooTING.
Washington, July 26-The navy depart
mont this morning received the follow
Ing cablegram from Admiral Remey:
''Taku, July a. 1900
Bureau Navigation, Washington;
col. Meade condemned. Mare Island
Hospital rheumatism: Maj. Waller sue
cceds command First Regiment
My obtainable information clears
marine Of any imputation burning houses
or looting Tien-Tsin.
tSigned) "REMEY"
CANNOT PROTECT FOREIGNERS.
New York, July 26--Consul General
Wildman has been Informed that tho
Chinese governor OF the island at Hal
Nan bis served notice bn the consuls
tfiat-Ae-ss unable To protect the foreign
ers any longer, cables the Journal and
Advertiser correspondent at Hong Kong
The American missions have appealed
to Consul N..,dman TO send a warship TO
lilo How 10 bring away the foreigners.
lt is believed that three men, three
women and three. children belonging 20
the American Presbyterian boards mis-
sion at Nohao Hal Nan have been muir
dered by Chinese imperial troops.
The last news from there was dated
July II, at which time they rcpelIed the
attack OF the Boxers
Hong Kong Is full OF refugees.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-26
BOTH TAKEN IN. new QUARTERS.
Man and Woman Who Created
a Disturbance on Market
Square Arrested.

Seldom has there been as much excite
ment around tho board of trade and the
great bridge as early last evening.
Pedestrians were startled to see a wo-
man i'm white rushing wildly back and
forth, followed by "A horde OF small boys.
who cheered yelled and otherwise showed
their appreciation OF the performance.
Presently the cause presented itself.
The cause was man. evidently the wo.
mans husband; and they got into very
heated argument about some keys that
she refused 20 give 10 him
Before they came TO blows two police
mon showed up and took them into GUS
tody.
While waiting for the patrol wagon the
man began TO abuse the policeman who
had hold of his arm, threatening TO
throw tho cop" into the middle of the
street. He was quite confident he could
do IL and, II oaths are any criterion Of
mans ability. he was the real thing .
The crowd was too large. however, and
the policeman hao his star on his coat,
so the prisoner did not carry out his in
tention.
All this while the woman In white was
making love TO her custodian and only
stopped long enough To tell her better
half that she was glad she got him ar
rested, because, II she hadn't. she said,
he would have backed her eye.
When the hurry up came the woman
waived the crowd an adleu. saying:
Here goes for my farewell moonlight TO
CranstOn."
Somebody in the crowd said: Good
by, Amy my love"
Amy retoricd; Amy, my love-? Amy.
my devil. you mean"
Neither prisoner appeared to be jptox.
icatod, but. Of course appearances are
often dcccitful.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-26
CROOKED WORK.
Rathbone Likely TO Be Arrested
for Completely in Cuban
P0S.dI Frauds.

Washington, July 26.--Now that Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General Bristow S
report has been made public the arrest
o. Ex-Dircctor General OF Posts Rath-
bone at Havana may soon follow.
II ~ estimated at the post Office depart
ment that the delay In arersting AIR.
Rathbone has been due TO desire TO
await the statement OF the results OF Mr.
Bristow's investigation, and also 20 a
wish To give Mr.. Rathbone every oppor-
tunity 10 explain items which the report
says are unaccountcd TOR
Postmaster General Smith and Fourth
Assistant Bristow decline 90 discuss the
matter.
The postmaster generals letter trans
tnitting the report 90 Secretary Root calls
narticular attention To two important
points I'm the case against Mr.. Rathbone
on which the iaterH expected arrest prob
ably will be mainly based. in this letter
Mr. Smith says
III further shows that n. q. Rathbonc
late director general OF posts drew two
warrants OF 800 each on which he him
self obtained the money aud that no ac-
count or explanation has been rendered: I:
that ne appropriated per diem Of s. per
dsy for several months after IL had been
expressly prohibited by the postmaster
general: that he incurred cxtravagant
and unjusfinable expenditures OF q per-
sonal character. making them a charge
upon the postal revenue
eecretnry Root spent almost the entire
morning in conriderinf tho report OF Mr.
nrlslow on the Cuban postal frauds lt ~
understood that an order has been issued
by Gen WOOD Tor the arrest OF Rath-
bonr.
ees.rctarv Root discussed with col I'D
wards. chief ~ the insular division and
fudge Nagoon. attorney for this division.
me fnsncjsi and legal questions involved.
Aftrr the conference II vas eald that
zen wooa would be gwen full charge OF
the matter