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Cochise review., 1900-11-14
MINING NEWS.
Mining Developments In Southeast
 ern Arizona. .

The Range News is informed that the Copper Bell at Turquoise will in- mediately begin the erection of fifty ton shelter. !
 George J.. Weber, accompanied by several gentlemen, arrived in Wilcox from Kansas City, Sunday, on mining business
 J. J. Howard visited Wilcox lately. He has some valuable mining property at Dos Cabe7as, which he is develop ing.
 The Gold Coin Prospecting and De- velopment company's outfit headed for Mexico this week, where they expect to take hold of some properties and start operations immediately,
 The Jerome correspondent of the Arizona Republican states that Sur veyor Merritt, of Prescott. is ia Jsrome and will make survey of the group of claims belonging to the Verde King Copper Company.
 The Jerome correspondent ot the Arizona Republican writes: "The Verde Queen smelter is running stead fly, turning out tons of copper. At present they are taking out ore enough to keep the shelter running steadily. '
 Telegrams received by several citi zens of Nogales; from sources inde- pendent of each other, conveyed the intelligence that the supreme court ot the republic of Mexico, granted W. c, Green, a writ of "amparo'' iE the Cobre Grande case, setting all ques, tions in Mr. Greens favor,-Oasis.
 F. R. O'Brien informs us that Tur quois ia rapidly forging to the front. There is considerable mining activity there at present. A number of men are being worked In the various groups in that section. The Copper Belle will erect a shelter in the near future, and commence operations in earnest. Range News.
 G. Bibbens was in Wilcox from Dci Cabeaas this week. He will go to Mex leo again in the near future and attend to some business for his company there
 H. J. Clifford and H. s. Vein were down from Johnson the other day, Johnson is one of the most promising camps in this section and will soon be infused with new life and activity The mineral showing throughout the camp is simply phenomenal.
 John Anderson came down from h [ Arayapai ranch this week with loi q of vegetables. He had not visited Flo ence before in eight years We lea r from him that operations at the coaI fields on Deer creek are temporarily checked. The diamond drill ha; reached 6 depth of only l5o feet. and the shaft sunk nearby has reached a depth of 100 feet. Mir. Anderson Is one of the original discoverers of the Deer creek coal fields and owns one of the most promising claims in the district He has bonded 1t to the company now exploiting the coal fields, Tribune
 Mir. H. W. Stevens went through Wickenbug last Monday and confirmed
Cochise review., 1900-11-14
500

Miles from home, but you find what your tongue desires, aAd your heart will beat if you only see the layout you get at Henry CollmAn's Brewery Cafe in the line of han, cheese, liver sau. sage. nl2-tf
Cochise review., 1900-11-14
The Copper Grown

Some excellent ore is now being taken from the Copper Grown proper. ties in the Dragons. It is expected shipments of ore will shortly be made to Fl Paso, one carload being now ready to go forward. ...
Cochise review., 1900-11-14
Ka.ss. said to Wear . cu,-as..

4 story is current in Berlin to the effect that ever since the murder of King Humbert the German emperor has worn cuirass of finely tempered steel. It is also said that when pass ing through Rome to embark for China Count Won Waldersee presented to King Victor Emmanuel cuirass of identical manufacture as . present 1rom the kaiser.-N. '. Sun.
Cochise review., 1900-11-14
PrOOramme TOnl0ht.

The following is the programme at Methodist Fair this evening:
 Tableaux and living pictures.
 The baby show. All of Bisbee's lovely babies. Three first prizes to be awarded. The baby contest is open to Ill under two years of age. ...,
Cochise review., 1900-11-14
URjust Discrimination.

Emperor William has discharged one of his diplomats because the latter married an American divorced woman. What, asks the Chicago Times-nerald, would William have us do with our SToAs widows, anyway?
Cochise review., 1900-11-14
Notice.

This is to notify that MT. Paul Nor. gan is the only tuner representing uS in this section at the present. time,
 THE ZEIANnR PIANO Co.
Cochise review., 1900-11-14
Fortune TellerS in Paris.

Mere than a,oOo people earn living . Paris by fortune telling, their total yearly earnings hptng estimated st lA 900 GOO
Cochise review., 1900-11-14
Notice.

Spanish and piano lessons, by Gradu. ate of Shells Seminary, Oakland, Cal. Address Mrs. Edward Zimmerman, Post Office, Bisbee, AriE. o4-tf
Cochise review., 1900-11-14
Cbere'lI be Election Bets
 co Pay

DELICIOUS CONFECTIONERY for feminine bet tors-who'll win matter who they bet on bow election goes This is always understood when candy is the wager
 GLOVES AND TlES-A splendid assortment from which timid packers of fayorite candidates can economically settle.
 HATS AND SHOES -Stetson Hats, Hansn Shoes, other good makes as well In the heat of political argument it's so easy to bet good hat good pair of shoes The best kinds of Hats and Shoes are here
 CLOTHING, ready-to wear or made-to-measure. Some will win clothes. Aside from the satistac- ton of winning there's al additional satisfaction of winning such clothing as we've on sale this sea son. Each suit is 90 ,ood that Ao matter which you pick you can't lose
Cochise review., 1900-11-14
Walking Hats

4 new oU of Womens Walking Hats just received, and they even preticr thanthe last There's simplicity about the styles that adds to rather than detracts from their smart appearance
 Wide brim, plain shapes in smooth rough effects, with just simple silk band Some bands are of black velvet ribbon with an additional mar row band of gilt Other hats are encircled with stitching, crown as we'll as brim.
 In blacks, browns and and not much to pay.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28
Qnrtn Htrn's neucr 6err.

SanSuan be 9orto Hi D.
q. Qlpril. - General gouperneur
Dapis bat ben 8epo6nern bon pDrto
Ricp in elmer @enerol Srore tunb gez
ihan, DaB bic Snitulirung peS nelen
Gipif @ouperneur5 Gbus. $, 2lllen
am /. Mai i'm Gretutip 9e6duoe
itattfinben ipirb. Ginem ulten, auf
Der SnIel 6errI6enOen 9srfommen gez
NAB tpiro Die SnItaQirung nit impoz
iaRten Geremonien Der6unoen iein.
Wlit Sonnenaufgang tperOen WfuIifz
Corps an perI6ieoenen 9iGBen aufz
ipielsn; um 9 ubr finoen Wtilitdrz il.
Gipil Yaraoen Itott, iiber tpel4e Der
Goupernsur ouf benz 9uuptpluBe Der
Stdpt Repue abbGlt. Der Sag pirO
auf Der gun3en Snlet als aagemeiRer
sSeiertug beoba6tet.
(Spdter.) - Der Oampfer Dol
tbin," nit bem 9ouberneur WQen an
8orb, fam 6eute 3uiammen nit benz
8reu3sr rNetp : Yorf", oem S4ladtz
I6ifF rSeras" uno bem 8unonenboOt
nMadjus" bier an. gine groBe De-
monTtration fano gu Gbren oes 9rn.
Ilen itdti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28
Ni6t mrbr ais Sa6ueritanoiger 3l
lnliiu.

g 6ilubetp bia, 27. 9tpril. =
prof, g, 5ra3er. Der 9unoidriftenz
@rperte, lpelder in Dem gergiftun9sz
pro3eB ge9en Rplano 9. Mofineur in
9lep Yprf figurirte, 1purps bon oem
StdDtri6!er GiIenbruun in SenntniB
geIsBt, es lperOe ibm ni6t seitotiet tpsrz
ben, in einem bier anbdneigen 9ro3eIle
ais Sodperitdnoigsr auf5utreten, neil
sr ni6t an oa5 OaIein 9ottes CLAUDE.
Der betreffenOe 9ro3eB tpurOs por mebz
rsren Wo6en BON 5rau Mi1ie S.
MaHon DonGbioago an6dngig gemadt,
1pel6e Die llmItoBung bss SeItamentss
ibres Sdltpiegerpdters Ghos. $. Mafz
ion, pegen elmer BON Den Sc Itamentsz
poqItredsrn 5rau Gli3a Sran unb s.
$, 5eBler angtbIid began9enen Sal
i6ung beheiben beantragte. HlaIz
ion bat $4,000 tintsrIafen. Sra
ger 1T Der 6aupt3euge Der 6idgerin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28
9Ilfe fur 6ungernOe s III.
bier.

Gonbon, 27. Qipril. - 0r.Sal1
mage unb Or. &lopId} conFerirten
beute nit benz Staat5IetrttGr fir SSSn4
oien, 2Drb 8eorge Sumilton, ii6er DID
8ertbeilung be3 ameritaniI9en 9ilF8z
5onos fir Snbien. 9i5ber Iino
100000 uno Il MiGion 8ui6el@:a
treble aufgs6rddt poroen. Samltag
reiit Or. SIopId na4 Snbien ab.
Nus Der 9erlobun9 Durbs
9ft6ts.
Mten, 27. 9(pril. - 0ds gerfua
bungs@Projett 5pii6en benz 6iiriteH
6troinano pon Sulgarien unO BED
ruIfIden GroBfiiritin SeGene 8labta
miranna 1T geI6eitert. ltebeu ben
9runp 1T 9eItimmtes nod nidt heA
tannt. Die erinnerli6, mar bic
8roBfiirTtin CUR 3eit audi nit beIu
Prin5en Marimtlian BON 9doen per4
lpbt unb bic 9erlobunq 1T pl0Blid
5uriidgegangen. (gBie ieiner 3eit qea
meloet, bat Die r0miI9e &urie oad
Sebel in Setpegung geTeBt, Inn btu
5iirIten 5erbinanb BON Der beabIifA
tig!en gtpoitaIie burh lle6ertritH gun
ru1IiT6ztat6pltI6en Stride ab3u6dlien.
Der Popit bat Die Mutter Oes Jiirs
item Brin5eIlin Glementine BON GoA
burg perItdnoigen la6en, bob er bie4
fe5 unerb0rte NergerniB nidt anber8.
ais nit benz 9roBen Snbict nit bsm
&ir6enbann beantlporten mIBte. q.
b. R.)
9te 9ariitr @trtebrgs
ltnten.
Batis, 27. 2lpri[. - Der nWq4
tin" ri6tet einen 9(ppe4 an ben Mi1
niiter Der DffentLiten 9(r6eiten, in
Dem er barduF btntpeiit, baB oas cans
&c g}eB Der Barrier @ertebr8linien in
Den Sdnoen elmer fremben 8eIeM6oTs
fet. 9ieie @eiellI6aft TRACE ben Na4
men SbpmIons8OuFton; Der pirfli6a
9irettpr lei ober Elm 9r. 20tpe, 9rGs
iibent oss 8empaltung8rat6t5 Den
tri3itdtsgeIeIlIdaFt yl1nion" in
Berlin. Der nMatin" I6lieBt NIT ben
Worten: Wlan biirfe ben Fran3DIiftsa
8ooen unb bic Si6erbeit beS Staa4
tss ni4t IuslGnoern anoertrauen.
@rmorbun0 zines 2meris
faners in 6 6tna.
@ancouber, Sc, 27. 9(prit
- Die o5ientIin Snnes" beri6tet
ii6er ben tiir3Ii6en 3uIammenitoB
3niIhen gngldnoern unb G6insIen an
Der 9ren3e bon 8irma; eine @eTeIl4
T6oFt BON Qimeritanern, g. 8. Sua
tberlan0, Or. 8ib0le unb S. 8ibble,
bsIu6ten llnter G3lorte zines llnter4
oFfi3iers unb einiger Mann Die Stubt
Wfengtun, lieben W}eilen 1ijoli6 brr
WfengtpD, beipobnt BON Dem Stamms
Der Wilo Was. 2eBtere griffan bic
Heilenben an unD t0bteten Sut6era
Lamb unb 8i0D(e. fotpie alIe 6inei5 den
SplDaten. 8ibole allein entfdm r1dl
bem nd4Iten britiT6en poIten. Die
engliI6en Sruppen I4Ofelt oorouF
adt 9DrFer Der Was 3uIanmen und
bsrbrannten 5tpeitauIerb 0GuIer; so
gDas puroen entbauptet. 2obale G6i4
neien unteritiiBten bic Straf=Grpebis
tion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28
vrssm 1ut Sprinas ermnrbrt.

9ot 'Sprin9s, Qrt., 27. 9tpril,
- 0oolph SpIbel, Elm befunnter
Sportsmann, fpurbe beute nit eingez
f6fa9enem Shdoel ba6ier ais Gei6e
auf Der Strabe gsfunoen. Man
gtaubt, oaB er ermoroet tpuroe, inoeIz
fen tparen feline WeribIa6en ni6t be-
rii6rt tporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28
Gin 1lntcrnelmrnhfr Nearr.

2itile q 0 d, 2lrf., q. 9(pril. =
Gin iiiolid gehenoer 9erlonen5ug Der
st. oouis, SronMounIain II. Sout6z
ern ga6n" puroe um l u6r 6eute frii9
gu 9igeinion, 80 Meilen n0rOlid Don
bier, BON einem g2sger 8unbiter iberz
fallen. 9erletbe mar ohne irgeno
pslfe SpieBgeie1en un0 6eifrdufte
feline Sbdtigfeit auF einen ein3igen
Wasgon, oefen 9aiiogiere er nit Dor
ge6altenem Hepoioer um i6r 8elO, llhz
rem unD ShmufIa6sn berau6te. gr
tntfom unbelGEtiat nit ieiner GeuEs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28
9us SefrauDaut anucflaut,.

@Gmiru, q. : g., 27, Qpril. =
Der frii6ere itdOtiIde8dmmerer 5runt
6. 9unoD. Der bei Der Jrubja6rspa5l
bemofratiI6er WaDors @anoioat
mar, aber gei4lagen tpurbe, 1T bon Der
Grano Surp tpe9en 9roBDie6itabls,
unterl9la9ung II. JdlI6un9 Der fab
tiI6en 9H4sr unIer anflage geiteQt
lporoen. gr purOe seitern 9ormtttag
our6 Den S6eriff berbaftet. Die
uripriinglide 8iirgi6tlft fir i'm lit
BON $4,000 uuf $4,000 erb0bt NOR
ben. Man glaubt, oaB lid Sunop's
OeFi8it auf 100000 belaufen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28
Trciaelprof)en-

GIncinnoti q, 2(pril. =
5rau Seiiie 9toams, lpeide angsflug:
mar, ibren 9dtien, sepeiensn fieIiger
Q9snten DIR Union pacific 8a6ngsz
Ielli6afl. ermorOet gu baben. 1T BON
Ger granD Surp freieeIprOA'n porOeu.
Die 8eribeibigung fiibrts Den gepeis,
oaB 5rau Gouns lanse 3sit Don i9rem
Munne arouium behanoslt poroan mar
uno oieisn aus NotHpt6r eri6oB. Die
Jom;llen Sra9opis ipielte ii6 in Der
Segsnipurt Der 5tpei airosr Dss @A,=
pdare5 ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28
Beuu Scmane cine Reiie thnt.

10 ioa ,r i,t5 oas altbepdbrts Aoeilmittti Die Ct
@erHarOsGrdutrpilcn, BEL ii1 iigreH GerdOe au
Der &eiie tOmmt Der Naqsn Ourt ungcDObntt Sol
unO unreg,!mdsie tiuoeuOmmsne Mabjsiten auBe
Sronuuq. Sie ffolgen fuo llupcrDaulidtcit. iau
rer Wcgen, neru0ies Ropiptb uno G4acmcincs lie
beibeiinocn. Ter tluac 3eicuoe fam lcidlt ourd
Den 8ebraud) Der lpcltbcfanuten 81. Gernnrp
&ranterpiuen Gucn pbtn unQtfibr;cu gsirer cincr
8ltatl prrbiebcu. 5ic Ilrn finn ans rcntn
beilfrdtietn Grdutern bcroeteut uro cnhafttu tei
nc DEM mrnbliben SDitem uaatbtiGee Subitan
ien. Sie finn in alien gprtbeten iu babtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28
G5 1pdr oas erfe
,tno tff oas etu5ise
SGmer5ens- eifmiffef,

has nuetrblidli9 bic mart'rnbf,r Sbmcjcn 6e'.is
tiet &ntjin ounqcn milotrt uuo Soma ttipntn bfilt
ob fb r,itlbtu Den 4uneen, I'M Woqen, in Dra
Giuettpsibtn ootr in aaetrtu 2riieR ODER Grqaa
ntn beiino.u uno ilpar BURG cine tiumaIiqt Qua
nenouna
Gin bolb.r Big au tincm oon3en 9bttl0fftl boa
in .inem babtu &ais QGoicr nirD in lpcniqen
9RinuteR Rrdmsft, Spasms, 6oobrenncn, 6eria
bremen, Rsro0Ftdt, S6afofQttit Riordnt,
9ur6taa, Tubr, eolit, glabuHgsH uHo ale ina
Rtrfi6tr Sbmeraer bsiItu
Gs oitbt t:iR anouts 6eiImitttI in Der N,It.
DtI6es 5iebcr uno S6muJen uno oue unDtrta
maluriiben, blioi,u uuo anorrtu isicbcr urter 3ls
bitIisHabm. ben RaDipa0s giatn 10 raid bctlta
min, aIg Ra0paps 8taoa Rtlief
80 Q'nts pro 5lai6e. BON allen gpotb,t,ra
nfrfuuft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28
Cine SUR fit ale

Grt6l,uaqsn, 6uitsn, ranotH SoIg. anflutRla,
ersnhitis. QurqtusHt3 t3tnounq NHidrcluuq h,t
G.snIc, GtrDtuspeb Gut3unbuuQcn, Rbsuuatiss
mus, Tsuraloi, Srotbeultn, ifrofpurotr, eppis
ibmsr,tn, 3abnfdmuleu albma, Sbroeraibmisa
hit
Gs btlt bic idIimnlfsn edmsrjtr in elmer Bis
lpon5iQ Winuttn. Riot tirt SturOs na1 benz
Gtitu bisitr anJe0e braubt iraeub 5emaHn
edmerBtu iu leiotn.
@aonap's RtaoD R,ttf in Elm. fbcre Rur flr
i,e,n S6mtrS g:rr;nturqtn, ErdHOnuuesH.
69mtr3,n i'm 8iidtn, Sruf unO SisDtrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28
Wi9rdite,
Wi9rdne,
Tramenletoem,
Silioiitdt,
1tnneroa,lltd)feit,
SDspepiie,
@eritopfumg
ale SeberleiOelt.

Waa btobt, bi. iolg,n0tn Spmptsm, peIb, I'd
bet GrtrantunetR Der 9eroauungs Croanc eirnsI~
Ten SsrtoptuHg nnert 0dmorrboiotu plltar,
itit, SoobTtnntH, IbHeisunQ qeQsu speii,r mr.
oaitarficr oersi6laq Gmpiinounosn lim aujs
ipFingrR sGer Grfiten bei'm aitsen, otidpSdbts
SeHttra'i tleten ODER geipebt ppr ben Qluqtn
Jn1tr uHe bumpItr S5merl i'm Gopi gltsmuHasa
bsbDtrosn, stlbe 9aat uHo slusen, GbmsrItn in
Der StIte, Erut uno ben GIie0erH, pgslid,s Nuf.
trtttH p0n s9gs unO Srsnntn i'm fltif5
elnlgt SoleH b 10 9's BiIIsu 5,irsisa
oas Sphtm o0n ben erlpdbn.tn 5t6ruRqsu.
preis 25c, pro S9a6tel. Bon
apotbetern Oertauft ODER per poIt pers
Idnot.
ss- Dtln atts oaraui, saR on Dem 3u fsui,1sta
artifti oe Ser i5tadt.nsJt,aItrungs =5teuermarft
n a. r." boitiiiat If.
scbrrbt an u. Ra9rap & Co. Cad gsx sSS,
arp-9rrf ptSsH 8et59chgRsss8R4. A4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28
Sine Tirainier Ban. aepliinSert.

@trasburg, 8d., 27. 2tpril. =
2tht Mdnner er6ru4en beuts frii6 Dos
@etp0lbs Der hisIigsn nNahanuttenz
8ant," iprengtsn orei Spinpe uno
raubteu $4,000, lIsBen jsDod eint groBe
Summe in idtper abieBbaren Wertbz
papieren unberiibrt. Die fdubsr entz
flpben auf elmer DrdiIine Der Southern
Vdhn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28
Tim cine Grfaltmng in c.ncm Sage
IN fMrireL

ne6me man v2araiioe 9romo Suiz
nine Sablets." 9lQe 9lpolbeter geben
oas @elo 5uriid, penn es 3u bel.en pere
fsbH. 6. D. 9rooe's Hdmeas5u9 III
ouf ieoer Shantel. % Genls
lCit.3l, Gi. saGS9. .6litt0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28
c~ YiQem
Smnter 3aberlaiits.
Hein besetadilii6.

HO1fdHoie gefbmadIos, elegant otr,udsrt, abfiis.
renD, regulirenO, rsintqeH0 uup trditiatrb Eo6,
pan's 9iq.n 5ur 6tilung aaer stGruratn b,sTPa,
g.ns, Der giuqepsioe, Pisrsn, glai, nsrpoirp
RraHttsitsn, S9piRO.gCnfdlsn. gsrEspfung, oas
mOrrbaieeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28

9}un ou9 bic s 3 olera.
BOMBAY, 81. 9lpril. = Ga benz
5ungersnotbz0iitritt BON 9obora 1T
nun AUDI Die G6olera au5sebro6en.
Nu5 einem Eager, in pel6em Souisnz
De BON gingeborenen 2e6ensmittel erz
bielten, lpuroen geItern $50 2erte
FortgeIdaFTt, unb 9unoerte blieben
liegen. ou 5rdger ni6t 5u beI4affen
ipuren.
15pantF6es iibsr eine $ M
urrettion auf @ubu.
D3 q or ID, 27. 9(pril. : Sin b;eIiz
gss @eI6GfIsbaus bat cine OepeIhe
aus CUBA sr6alten, !aut pal6er St.
Ius Gabi, Elm befanntsr cubanil6er
5I6rer, an Der Spibe elmer SnIurretz
tion5betpegung in Der propin3 Sanz
tiago be Gu6u Iiebt. Die bauptTd6liz
den lStdote Der propin3 IoIen auf
Selten Der Sepeauna Iein.
u uf fanb in Sterro 2epne.
5rsetp mn, Sierru 2eone, 27.
9lpril. - Sin bebsnflider NuTfano
Der Younies, i'm 0iItrift Ronaettd,
p;rp bsri6tet. Sine 21bt6eilung oes
pefdFrifaniIdar Hsqinents 1T CUR
llnterpriidunQ beReiben na6RotoFunt
qe1hIdt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28
@eiu uno S6mersen.

G,a,n Eopfi6m,rjtn lob Tigrdus OOu rtrpSis
Ropi6msrgtn, 2abuihmtrJu Rcuratqt, 0beumos
tismus, 2tuoenrptb stmtrjtr uuO SbDddt i'm
Riden, Rrtu, oo,r Wcrtu, ebmtrlen in Der Sea
hra.etro @diuiudt InibDtlsn Der e3tltuts
uuo s6mtrlcn ar,r grt nirO Die Guiusnbuua pou
Rabpaps Ecaop Gtlisi urmitttI5ntt 2inotruua
oepdbrsu uuo b:i fortgtiett.m @sbruud pdbrtat
tr,uio,r Sooe cine pausrnDt soctluuQ btnir!tr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-28
Jo0n C. Uri6(e.

9us @n3eigen lit cine &uni bic iid 5ablt, tpenn
fe ipitcmatiid) bttriebsn iuirp gSr baben nnieren
Tamen iebr lisb uup isbsn ibn germ I'M Srud
auberoem baben Sic 3u elmer gn5ciqe 9ertrauen,
pcnn unicr Rame an osren Spite unb Gnos itebt,
ba Sic tpiTen, Sic erbalten, ipas Darin angcbo=
ten piro. llnire g9aaren iino Die bciten, unere
9rciie Die uieorigiteu, oue 8aursn peutlib mar
tirt, unO elm 9reis Gilt fir allie. Sic iiEb btriz
lid nab pieem i'm Ser5eu Der Stapt Qelegcneu
2aoen eiueelaoen, IN Dem afe @eid)dfte I'M ertcn
Stoftutrt erlebet psrben; feine Glebatoren; ttine
Srtppen su eritcigsn. Ser Soanoi6ubz zSoanoel 1T
unier StolI. g9ir perfaufen @ace=, Suebez uno
Moba SonuDi6ube, ipai6bare Gcn1enlcber=, puib=
bare Sueoez ipobbare 2igtcr 3pirn= uro rSpublt
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The age-herald., 1900-02-26
FEARFUL FIGHT AT
 COUNTRY DANCE One Man Killed and Several h. jured-Young Lady Stab
 bed Three Times.

Louisville, Ky, February 25.-A special to the Commercial from Whitesburg, tells of a fight near Pounds Gap in which one per- son was killed and several were injured. The trouble occurred during dance at the home of Bill Mullins, a Virginia moon- sinner. Pistols and knives were used in the scrimmage which lasted until the place had been cleared of all but the wounded. John Newberry was shot and died within two hours. Ed. Newberry, his brother, was fatally wounded. Lucia the 1S-year-old daughter of Mullins, was stabbed three times with dirk and cannot recover. Mrs. Mullins was severely bruised, and a man named Keller, of Dickinson county, was shot in the knee. Mullins has been arrested and taken to the county jail at Clintwood, where he is under a heavy guard to prevent a lynching, which has been thratened by friends of the Jennings brothers. Pounds Gap was the scene of the murder of the three Crafts brothers in December last
The age-herald., 1900-02-26
DIED A PAUPER,
But Was Worth Several Hundred Thou
 sand Dollars.

Chicago, February 26.-A special to the Record from Duluth, Minn, says:
 Johann Mueller, who died a supposed pauper, left property which has risen in value to several hundred thousand dol lars. Mueller was florIes leader, who took up government land few miles north of this city some years ago. He became so involved in financial troubles that many trifing judgments werS taken against his land, on which he had also given two small mortgages, aggregating $500. Finally, four teen months ago, he died in the poor house. He had no relatives in Amerlca and his body was buried by the county. About the time of his death it was found that val uable deposits of iron ore existed in the neighborhood of his homestead, and search was begun for Mueller. Detectives were sent all over the United States to find him, and while they were following elusive clews from Arizona to Cuba and from Maine to Washington, the poor man brcathed his last in the Douglas county aims house, not three miles from the offices of those Duluth men who were so anxious to find him.
 It is said that the property will revert to Mueller's heirs who were found penniless. living in an obscure town in Germany.
The age-herald., 1900-02-26
1, & N, PASSENGER
 TRAINS COLLIDE Both Engines Go Down an En- bankment-Negro Fire
 man Killed

Montgomery, Ala, February 25.-The Louisville and Nashville passenger train, due here at 6:1O this morning from New Orleans, was wrecked at F'lomaton about 2 o'clock. The train was double-header, having on board a large number of Mardl Gras excursionists, but fortunately none were hurt Both engines were thrown down the embankment and badly wrecked A negro fireman was killed and another fireman was probably fataIly injured. En- gineer John Coins was severely hurt. The passengers in the day coaches were thrown from their seats and somewhat shaken up, but as the train was not running at a high rate of speed all escaped serious injury
 The cause of the wreck was an open switch.