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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-04-20
Death Of Mr.. Furr.

Mr.. Thos. B. Furr, of the Pleasant
View neighborhood died at his home
on the 30th of last month, of pneu-
monia, after an illness OF only one
week, aged 54 years. His is survived
by his wife and three daughters, viz:
Mrs. Walter Heatwole, and Misses
Ella ano Daisy Furr. The funeral took
place from Pleasant View Lutheran
church, the services being conducted
by Rev. John FL. Taylor. of the Laurel
Hill Baptist church. The pallbeare1s
were nephews of the deceased.
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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-04-20
The Mileage Of Some Of the
American Roads.
THE SOUTHERN IS sixth.
Chicago and Northwestern Heads
The List---Long Lines Chiefly
Western--Some Interesting Facts
Regarding the Railroads
What are the four longest railroads

What are the four longest railroads
in AMERICAN
Ii you think this an easy one just
write down the names of the four long
est before reading further or without
referring to II guide. See how near
right you come. As a rule, nine out
OF ten persons will miss it.
Even we'll posted railroad men occa-
sionally go astray on this subject, the
common error being to place the Santa
Fe System second. while, as matter
of fact, the Burlington Route passed
the Santa Fe in the mileage race and
secured second place several months
ago. In point of mileage, the first four
American railroads are the Chicago and
Northwestern, the Burlington Route.
the Santa Fe, and the Canadian Paci
tic.
SOME OF THE FIGURES.
This information may be had by any
one willing to look into current issue
of the Travellers Official Guide. That
so few persons can correctly name the
four longest American railroads is ap-
parent proof that they do not often see
a railroad guide. Exclusive Of side and
double tracks, the mileage of the four
longest roads is as follows: Chicago
and Northwestern, 8,346 miles; Bur-
lington Route, 1859; Santa Fe, 7,718;
Canadian Pacific, 1854. Most per-
SONS guess the Pennsylvania, and the
Southern Pacific as among the first
four. The Southern Pacific ranks fifth,
with 7,201 miles; then comes the Penn
sylvania, with 1908 miles. The other
railroads longer than 2, 1000 miles follow
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9siratb5 QicGn3'n puroen 9eIiern
pom GIert Qipin8iton i'm Common
pIeusz@erj4 an fOIgsnOs Qerionen
ausgeIteQt:
@6ur.ts j. 9inttimdnn unO Nnn.e
emma Sermann; Npplitdnt Charles
). 9inteimann, Ir. 1884, 8oug61r.
Sobn $. Gbambers uno 8ract M.
Oiron; 4ppiitant Gbarle5 Hoberts,
Nr. 1913, 9OuinsItraBe.
4lFreo s. Dupis uro G.ma Ban
8u5tirt; Qppljtant 5obn $. Oao.5,
Nr. 1926, 9unoperRruBe.
Y6iIjpp 2;6trto unO SttGl Blanca;
4pplitant p6jijpp gibeyto, Nr. 1912,
9ougbItroBe.
Senrp y. WfcGOmos uno Bette G..
MDers; 4ppljfurt 9enrD q. McGOs
mas, Nr. 433, q orbz6rontTraBe.
Nbe @o6en unb Dora Pel.u5; Qps
plitant Qbe Gobsn, g}r. 306, 6Orrtfz
StruBe.
8ulter g. 6oof pon 44jlaOeipb;u
uno 5,oru Oeaoer; 2lpplitant SO. 3.
9oot, Nr. 1921, 9urlem-Noenue, phi
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6. 9agermunn; Npplitont 8. s..
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9arri7on 8. 3al6ott urO Clara 6.
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16aG, Nr. 1918, OHzYrsIionfrabe.
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0utts bon 9umpbrens. Mo.; Qpp(is
liant 9aTfor u. !. Gompbll, Nr. 558,
Columbia 2(Denue.
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Goniratts Der 2isisrunq pom 8rdnits
0uaoern fir oas nfue Gbicago'%r
PoItamt tenr5s;tNsn uao oe fAon 6ET
Der 2sgun9 oss 8runoIteinS ourfJ
gr0Iieent Mc8;nIen cine 10 bsrporras
gsnoc 8ole ipieltsn, iiuo nod INNER
ni9t be;geleQt. Die Gon:rat!oren batz
ten Dor einiqen Wofer bereits duf Die
9srtpsnnung BON i,alienNfnn Njhtz
union : 2suttn per8j6tet uno Iih NIT
Der lotaIen Union 9eejn;0t, o6er jcBb
fat ipieber De- Nat;onalptrbano b<r
Gronifar6eitsr ba8 arrangement njtt
gut9ebeiBsn. Die Gontruttoren pol2n
jeBt nur niht CUR Union gsbOri9e 2suz
ts onIteQen, unb bic 8plenpung oss
96caqo'er 4oItamt5 1T du9enbl;dljt7
mShr ais ie in 9Erlue dgItSQf.
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8aiIenQeridt - (9or ben
H;dtern Sapuge, @r;IIith uno 8lod.)
gu 5eTament8 9oQjtrGdern fir ben
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ben Caroline O0lsr uno 6arrD 8olter
ernarnt; ais Na6laBosrmd,ter purs
Den ernannt in Dem 6aQe bon W;alam
StardloTf 9r, D;Gjam 8. g(arda, DOH
Dalter .. 9iQman 9r. 8eorge q.
3oopsr unD @r. Sianjsiaus u. 9ius
man; SnDenIur : 8sr3ejhniIie ein9es
rei6t in Den 6dQen Don George 33urz
man unO Sobn 9ppne; 8srtauF ratls
fi3irt in Dem Safe bon Solomo1
Sing; 36omas &ernan Ipuroe sum
0ormunD BON NImd &ernun &rndnnt.
5uptriorgeri6t /. (Sor
Ri9ter @orlun.) n5%usQuebdnnu Ser
tili3er 60" 9sgen Tolano B, Sind,
mad Dem Common Blea558sriht Oerz
ieqt. ;5srual Gorpon etc. Qeacn Die
v8lo6e Sat g." nab 8e5a6tung Dsr
Soften nieperQaIhlagen. s. 81. j.
8ino Qegen bic Limited R1;lDdp5 &c
Glectric &c." nieosrgsIhla9en. Sir
beute: Nr. 80, SO, 81, So unD 90.
Stuotqeri6t, - C8or 8iatsr
Rit6;e.) Notp Qsqsn 0optin5, n;4t
b.enoet. Sir 6suts: Osr itpsb'nOs
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g. Nbt5eitunq.) -(9or Rj4tsr O'az
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g." fir So6u 81. 8oHnag g5gen 515.
+. MorriIon mp G3arIes W. Grmz
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(gor Ri6ter Stod6rjoge) - Nlons
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unD 80.
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IS, Negerin, llrt&b.l aufgsi9o6en. Sal
ide 9orgu6eu-9arrD So6uion, ni6t
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So3nion, ni6t I6uloig. HuU6unqrifT
- So6n WOran uno Opsn McSenna,
nldt I4uloig. Observation-Disclosures -
WcSntire, 10 Sage 8efdnoniB.
2%erurtbellt - 5iaie Wottins, l Sabr
@efdngniB.
Sir beute: DiebFabl - 8iuiam
Watsrs, Neger, Wiuiam $. 8u6anun,
9bdrIas WiQis, gbarles %. Oooo,
Sames Mc&raop, BIGGER, Gas.
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8roots, Negerin, Sames @reen
uno 6ront CRAWFORD, Neaer, uno 6.
Greene, gteger; fali6e 8prqaben
U'u;am SFsosns. alias 9oparo III
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Gin Bubbcniief=S au.
Wr6eiter unter Sriimmern begraben.
Sin Spbter uno mebrsrs Der

Wrbeiter unter Suun1lrlerfl oe9raDeN.
- Gin Sobtsr uno mebrere Verz
lsBte.
Nep 0orf, 10. Sunuur. -
0urd ben GinItur3 zines aus SetoH
b~er9eRaGten 0a6es auf Dem i'm gou
beoriffensn 6uuIe Nr. 39-41, Dit
81. StroBs, pur0e Elm Wann er1d.uz
oen, 3tpei neitere Nrbeitet ih.,mm &C.
mug oerleBt, um mad benz 9ofpltdl &C.
brQft p2rpen Gil miifen, uno mebrere
Nnoers erlitten unerbebli9e GontuIioz
nen, 10 Dab lie lid naa Saul e be9sben
funnten. 5ranf 9uOioIon, Der in Tr.
529, Weit>125. StruBe, %no3nsnc'
8auunternebmer, paro perbattet uno
porlQuFig in Der Yoli5eipaf]e oes 10.
8e3irts einge1perrt.
0us in Heoe HeRroe 8ebGuoe 1T
neunIt0dig uno aus tpeiBfm Sa!tlteln
uno 8runit GergeIteut. BIS gu benz,
ME Qelaqt, aus 9eton cpnItruIrten
0a6 mar Der 8au poQsnOet. 9as
Dab hattie man ppr ettpa elmer Wo6e
fertiQ, Is mar aber Bis e tern nod
our6 cine 60l3erne 1nterluge geitibt,
UNI Der Gementididt 3eit gum Srotz
men, rsIp. 6Grten gu geben. 8eHern
tur3 Dor 5eierubsnO na4m 0aO;oipn
feline Nrbeiter. neun an Der 3abl, nit
no9 osm 0u6, UNI OeI1en StuBen gu
ent7srnen. Dies mar a6en geihsben,
als ous Dad nit einsm fiirdterli6en
8epolter einTtiir3te uno Die Idmmtliz
6en Wrbeiter unter Iein2n Sriimmern
bsgrub.
9ur4 sinen Qlarm nuroe Die5euer~
pe6r 6erbei gerufen, pG6rsno Gin 8ote
na9 Der 9Oli3eiitdt;on an Der Wsitz
80. Strabe lief UNI bon bort 9uife
gu botsn. Die Manai6aft Der 9ufsne
uno Better : Gompagnie Nr. Z, iOpie
II Wfann Yoli3ei untery RounosmGn"
9uiltD paren Denn audi balo auf Der
l1ngliidsitele, uno oas WegrGumsn
Der Srimmer nur0 fofort in Qngriff
Qenommer. IS oauerts ni6t LANCE,
bis man bic 2sife pes 20 Sabre ulten
D;Gidm 8raolsp, zines in Nr. 455,
WeItz28. Strabe, pobnbaft gepeIensn
5a9lD6neps, fanD unD aus Dem S6utt
berpor3o9. QnOsre folgten Johann,
ndmliA oer % Sabre ate 9ormann
SoIepb S4auer BON Nr. 538, DsTtz
125. S!ruBe, uno Der SuglObner pes
ter 5slOo, 26 Sabre alt, bon Nr. 334,
OItz11. StraBs. 8eiOe i4affte mar
nl3 Dem v8eQebue : 9pipital."
Sdauer bate sinen 8ru9 oe8 re9ten
8eines uno ion7t empTinOtide Quetz
i4ungen oabon getragen. 5elDo mar
am 9dn5en 80rper 5sri4la9en, batte
aber feline 8noGsnbride e~rlitttn. Sie
iibrigen 8erunglidten na6m Elm Wr3t
bom r8eqepue z>6oIpitol" in 9ebanoz
lung, moruuf Ts Ii4 nad 9auie begez
ben tonnten.
Die urIafe bes 0a6einfur3eg
idre;bt man Dem llmitanoe gu, ouB
Die @ementlage nod nl6t trpden oez
mug gspeisn. 0a5 @ebquoe lit 81
gent6um Der nGolumbia Sire Yroof
60" BON Nr. 537, Ws Itz125. StraBe,
oeren PrGIioent Sumuel Sauieat6 1T.
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Gpn Ranbrrn ilberiaQcn.
Nngriff auf einen 8rauerei SoQetz
TOR. - Sr perlur feline ubr, ~rettete
ieoo9 Iein 8elp.

AH9tiH gu eilfa SrdlSrel : SouStz
tor. - Gr perlpr feline u6r, ~rettste
ieoo4 iein 8elp.
Sem Oorf, Is. Sanuur.
Sgnob 8remer, Elm Solicitor fir Ole
Msiroierf'5 8rauerei, Nortb Bergen,
puros in oar NG6e f2iner Wpbnung an
Der q. StruBe, Weit>Neipz DOrf, Don
bier WGnnern attadirt, meIfe IS auT
sine 8eraubung abgeIebsn tatt@n.
Grerer bate an Na6mittag in gietp>
gort Gonett;onsn i'm Setrage BON &C.
gen 5000 gsmadt uno bega6 iiA g!gen
6 u6r N6enos nit Der Wee6untenz
sgerrp na6 Spbpfen. W;t elmer Qnz
3abl anberer YaHugere beIiieg sr bann
cine Gar, Die no4 ben Dub Ion>9ei93t5
fGbrt, uno perlieB oitIslbe an Der q.
StraBe. Mit inn itiegen bier Wdn@
rer aug, bon benen auf ieinem 9elmz
fpeqe 8tpei Dor Inn uno 5psi binter
ibm qingen. On elmer einidnen Steue
3piI6en Der YaliiaOez uno 9uOlonz
Npeaue lieBen Die Dor 9rn. 3rsmer
qe6enosn MGnner oisien an Iih porbei
paiIiren, porauf bic Strau4rIttsr bon
binten iibsr i'm berfis,tn.
Del 10 pt0Blih Nngegriffsne, mel
der troy ieinsr Sabre Elm iebr trdftiz
ger damn 1T, er6olte Tih bald pon lei
nsr ueberraThung, erlangte 1elnen
TuBbalt pisoer, ben er perloren, unb
ieBte Iih, 10 gut er IS gegen Die lleberz
madt psrmodte, energiif CUR We6r.
5roBo2m tonnte er es ni6t perhinz
bern, odB elmer ieiner 4ngrsifer, bon
oenen orei i6n b;elten, Ieinen Sa16sn
Ourfiu6te, nobel inn Die ubr g2raubt
purbe.
Oas Yortefeu;Ge bate ST. aremer
in Der inpsnoigen Sai6e ieine5Rodes
unter Dem ueber3is6er, boh 9elung IS
Gen RGu62rn nift, Iib oeiislben 81 be-
md6tigfn, oa Der bon 8remer 9elelz
Itete W:oerI tlno gu fart mar. Sie
perIutt2n es, i'm ourd 5uufi6iG9s
81 b%etdpb>.l, op6 l:eben tie du6
i6lisBli6 oapon ab, oa le fir6teten,
auf Der Stat srtuppt gu psroen, uno
entfernten ii6.
W}it 3eri6luqenem @e1ift uno ser
riFensn 8leioern bsgab Iih 9r. Sre=
mst brett CUR YOIi}eitatIOn, BON no
aus Die Poii3eiItotionen BON 6oboten
uno Seriep @itp Don Dem 8uuban=
fad nit Dem @riufsn bena6ri6tigt
tpuroen, beIonoers auf a~6fabrenos
pahagiere Der 6dhrboote Elm lharfes
Quge gu BADEN.
BON Der 9obofener Yoii3ej puro2n
ou6 bier jungs MGnnsr an Der 9arcz
iaDitraBen : 5Serrp ais perDd6t;g felt
genommen. 6r. 8remer toante ieooh
teinen Der 8sr6afteten ais feline Nnz
greifsr ioentifi3iren, piepo6l es
notwithstanding iii, oQB Die Yoli3ei Die
3i6tigen gsFangen bate, oa bic be-
i6muBten Shube Der FONT gut gstleiz
oetsn MGnnsr oarauf binpieisn en-. Dab
lie Ii6 in elmer einianen @e9eno BE-
funosn Do6sn muBtsn. Nut trifft bic
iOnItige Misunderstanding auf lie
81. Die 8er6ufteten lputoen Dem Re
corDsr Stanton porqefiibrt, ou jeoo6
9r.arsmsr ni6t eri6;tnan mar, mubte
er lie entllIIsn.
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ElGkc hon aagemeinem Sutere6e

Gitq 9uu - NOrtbz u, 2erin9ton=
StruBs.
WoIbington : Mouument = ut.
0trnoc : Ylace.
Sctns Soptins' Soipitol - Noro.
Grca6Do0.
G6ladtsn : Monumsnt - Galpertz
uno 6aDeIteitrabs.
Grab bon Cigar 4Gsn pos -
N=ttmnlter : atr4bof, 5apettez uno
GreeneitraBe.
Oruio 9ia : part - 81 srrsi9en
mt norOlid laufenosn @agsuns.
Pattsrfon : part - gu erreidep
nit 0Itl'4 loufenoen Wagsons.
Sort Wfc9enrN - 2ocuItzpoint.
5rauen : @ole9 ct. paulz uno
%. StraBe.
peabobp@Sntitut unb Mu5ilzGonz
i%srpatorium - W}t. 0srnonzplace.
GRATIS 5rei : 8ibliotbef - Mulz
berrp<, nobs Cathedral : StraBs.
5reimdurer : Sempsl - Norbz
GbarssItrabe.
Obj 5slIops : Sempel - Gatbez
bral> uno Saratosaitrabe.
Chamber Of Commerce - Souis
bans unO Wat.ritrob.
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Neue5 @eridtsgebdube - Supstts=
unO ct. paul1trabe.
YoIt9sbdUoe - 5aDsttez unb Gal=
pertItrabe.
Marblano SnItitut - Baltimore
uno 9urrtIonltrabe.
Gutap : place - 9uupt : promez
noos, p~erldn9ert n0roIi9 an gutapz.
BON OolpbinItrabe.
young Men's GbriItian MHocioz
tlon, Central @ebGuoe - Gbarlesz
uno Saratu9aitroBe.
QtaoemIe Der WihenI 6aftsn -
5rantITns uno Gat6eoralltrobe.
Carroll Parf uno bas ulte 8obnz
buus BON Gbarles GarroQ bon Gar5
routon - Mun ns6ms bic Columbia
IDenue Waggons.
Oeut6 DE Glub QpfaIe.
rCermontd Mdnner9or", Gombarpz,
na6e @utatp : StraBe.
nGermaniu : Glub", 5apettez, mob.
Gutap : StraBs.
.6qrmonie : 9eIangbsrein," sansttsz,
na6e paca StraBe.
,Gorpdrts : Surnoersin", 0erinaz
ton, nabs PineSStrube.
u@ermanfa : Surnpsrein", 9pTtoffice.
Mpenue, nabe 9altimprszStrabe
.Jrob[inn : @sfdngpsrsin", 5reoeridz
QDsnue. Gde paplOnsS trub..
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SaS @pbct,bfatt ocs
"9eatf6en Gorre(ponoenten
erifsint 6sute =

unb ent6dlt u. u. 9eIpredun9en
iibsr bic politiI9s Gage oss Son@
5ss, spitoriene Toti5en. piRnz
idaftGi6e 4rtitel, Spe5iolberlqfe
aus Der Stdots : 9duptitdof'
8erbanolunsen Der Sfaats 9ez
ieboebuna, ousfibrlife uno au@
beIt intereRants Na9ri9tsn pom
Sriegsi6auplab in Suoofrltd'
bic lsBtsn Nadridten aus allen
56silen g~uropo's, bic ipdteIta1,
intsreFuntsIten tsle9rdPpI1an
9erif,te aug Dem Snlanos, DE
5ortIsbung Der lpdnnsnOen gr7
adblung Ser 9raftzWfapr,"' elne
Settle europdifasr 2Otolbsri9ts,
pOIitiI6es aus staot unO
@tobt, gsri6ts aus BEN Snnern
bes @tuotes, 2ofalz, 80rlenz II.
Murttberi6te II. I. 10.
Oas 9latt 1T BON aaen SrGz
germ oes v0eutI6en Gorrefponz
benten" gu be5isfrn uno in Der
Expedition b. 81. gu ba6en.
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pfanqen puroe, befinoet Iia bier, um
bic @sr4anotungen iibsr oie5eltlegunq
Der @ren3e 5piifsn Dem SongoItaoi
unb 0eutfa QT'rita, ipe5iel i'm gs=
3irf oes aipu : SEES, gu bel4leunIs
gen.
3u Qim6a4 in @adIsn fat Der
56loFer GronI6er in einsm GIterz
Understandable 5uerIt feline 5rou UNI
ounn Iih iel61 er16ofen.
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Ghieaau's MGubernnneien.

Chicago, Is. San. = Orei Raus
Der iiberfislen uno feheltsn beuts frIb
ben Dd9ter in s. 81. Glart e Cos
giloerrabmen : 5abrit, iprsnsten bic
Spmbs uno bielten einen poliiten,
neldsr ibnsn, ols Its bic 5abrit Derliez
zen, bsgesnste, nit benz Repolper i'm
Sfu4. Sic enttamen, nahoem tie
brsi 8iertelmsilen psit bon Der poliaei
perfolgt noroen uaren uno pisle
Sdi1ie NIT berielbm aus9etuui9t
batten. Nieman0 puroe 9etroffsn.
Die bon ben Raubsrn ssmadte 8eute
mar aerina
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Treiacinrndlcn.

OetroGt, M;6., Is. 5aru1r. -
9sute lit 5rou @anr;stte 86einer. MEL
de am 27. September poriqsn ,Sabre3
3pei ibrsr SinOer purd Sit t0otGte,
bonn RecOyOers Gerjht Tr}aldprotHn
porosn. Die 1ha!, pslts i'm SIR
finn beQungen tpur0e, erra9te oamaI5
pis audi 9]e9enpdrtig DER Pro52B, 9ro=
BE Nufmfrfilmfeit.
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0uu INN und1 Euhn.

6abano, Is. Sanuor. - Sm
2oufe bes ttbten Sahre8 iino 22.3OL
Nmeritaner, 1920 Spanier uu0
1921 4ngeh0rigs anoersr Na..ond!is
tdien in Sopana gelanost uno 21,15S
4meritaner. 1859 Spanier uno
1874 4~ngsb0rige anoerer Natipnaljtdz
ten bon bier Q6~Qefa6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-19
StaDtii9e geamteu i'm Gnnaift init
bem GeriGjt.

MEIpautee, Wi5., Is. San. -
MaDor 8o{e, G:tD GLert S9uengel
uno "a Qloermen, pel6s iingit fir
Die StraBenbabnz9erOrOnun Itimmz
ten, BADEN ii4 Der MiBo6tung Deg
8sri4ts bur4 RiAt6tfolgung zines
ginGaltsbefebts f6uloig gsmuat. 60
fat Ri9sr 2uopig ensi4sosn. Die
@enannten miHsn i'm 8sri6t srT6eiz
men, po i6aen ibrs Strafe p%srtiinOet
peroen perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-19
SdrrflidJrs s1iflal rincs Sera>
ulat1nes.

Die Qei6e zines Dor mehrere Wo6en
perI4iitteten un9liidlidsn auFgez
funben. - Sin putbstfi6f5 Nbz
idieosI4re;6sn an feline Tumilje.
pottsbills, pa, Is. San. -
Die Gslde WiQiam 9ullopaD's, oe5
r6irez9oB" Der 8usta WjGiamz3e6e,
pel8sr am Is. Ds3em6er psrl6ittet
purbe, lit Geute enoli6 geTunoen NOR
Den, na6bem man LANCE na6 ibr gsz
iu6t 6ats. @aGopab purpe Our6
6era6Itir8enbe 9p6len oerQu5peg per
Iperrt, pd6rsno er bic Stolen Oe5
8srfSs inipi3irte. 81 longe sr nm Sc
ben mar. ma6e er tdgli6 nit einem
Stid Sreioe Noti3en auf Elm StId
Giien6Ie9. gr erbielt Ii6 our6 Oa5
Del iener Campo am Qsben, biz pu5
Del eri80pft mar. Man tsmuht Iit
CUR 3eit, feline 3iemliA unIeisrllden
NuF3ai4nungen gu ent3iffsrn.
(Spdtsr.) - Man fat folgenos an
DIE 0attl1 un0 Itn0er oes uN9luuIt>
den geri8tets Worte unter Den Nufs
3si6nun9sn ent 5iffert:
Sd CLAUDE, es gebt gu gnos. Ss6e
fpo6l, Sennis! SeiO gute Sungen. Gun
unO WiGie, ia CLAUDE nldt, Dap Sbr
Guren 9Qter pieoerieben tpsrost. Sd
CLAUDE, IS 1T ieBt Wtitttpo9."
Die 3a6ten n. 2 uno 5" folgen.
Was lie beoeut,n ioaen, irt.B man
nift. Man gldubt nidt, Dab Solloz
nan longer als orei Gage am 2ebsn
blieb.
Ser Stein brs gnifoBrs fir has G6iz
easu'cr Voitamt.
Irantfort DE, Is. San.
Die Wirrsn, rpelfs bic grflQuno bes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-19
smlaubcnsnnttor bnr 0eridlt.

council 8luff5, Ga, Is.
Sanulr. - 8lau6sn8ooftor g. g..
Samts BON South Omaha uno Truu
9. 3. Oates BON 5abor, Ga, Iinb BON
Den @rob9ei4porsnsn tpt9en fabrldiz
tiger 5OOtung untsr Qntlage oeIteQt
iporoen. 6rau Oates batte ibre frante
So4ter Don benz m6eilanb" bebanoeln
lQTisn. Oas WGpfen Itarb uno bic
Yoitmortem : unieriuGung srgab,
oaB cine 9linbbatm : Gnt3iinoung
o1s 2eioen qetpsIen. 8ei rs9tseitigem
Gr3tlifsn Gjngreifsn pdre bic 9atienz
tin pu6r16,in(i9 gersttet tporoen.
Der SAT- purbs Der 8rano SirD DOR
geIsgt, bic ioglei6 Qnflage cr6o6. Die
9e60roen limb ent16loHen, benz Sreiz
ben bes @lau5enSoottor5 Elm @nbs gu
MAIDEN.
Nnfoniu, Conn, IS. Sanuor.
= 9aTtor 6e3efiel 8. 0opis bon Der
.Yeopk's G6ur6" in Nspz8 Britain,
Gonn., Fat 9e9en Elm 6er3lsiben bic
8lau6sn5tur angspenoet uno lit oaz
ran gsItorben. Gr IoQ dls @laubenzz
9OttOr frii6er man6e 3ei4en uno
Wunoer Dsrrj6tet 6aber, ober li6
isIbIt Oermoate er ni6t gu belTen. IN
einem NnfoG BON 3peifel an Der Sell
fraft ieinsr 8%tauben5mittel feb Der
tOotfronfe Mann einen Qr3t rufen,
Der cine Iinbernb. Meoi3in perI9rieb,
tpelte Der 9atient jebo6 ni6t nsbmen
FpoQte. gr psrtraute i6IieBi:6 auf
9Ottes 9ilfe lnb 6at nun uusqetiit2n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-19
Ser stein ocs 9nitoBrs fir bas Chi
rasn'rr Yotamt.

5rantfOrt, DE, Is. San. -
Die Dirtsn. pslds bic grfaauna bes
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-08-14
PROHIBITIONISTS
Will Run a Train Across the
Continent on a Monster
Stumping Tour.

New York, August 10.-John J. Wool
ley and Henry Metcalf, respectively the
candidate for president and vice-presi-
dent on the prohibition ticket, will
travel across the United States and
back on special Prohibition train. If
It can be SO arranged, the conductors,
engineers and trainmen who will have
charge Of the train will all be Prohi-
bitionists, and IL not Prohibitionists,
non-drinkers. The special will start
from Chicago early In October, and
Messrs Woolley and Metcalf will be ac-
companied by oliver Stewart, chair
man of the Prohibition national COM
mittee; Prof. Samuel Dickie, execu-
tive chairman; Joshua Levering, Of
Baltimore, the presidential candidate in
1896, Hale Johnson, Of Illinois, and
others.
In the different states the candidates
on the state Prohibition tickets will
join the train and make speeches. In
this state w. T. Wardwell. candidate
for governor, will probably be on the
train. 1t is expected that the train will
start from Chicago and come east by a
northern route, and after conducting
four or five meetings In this city the
leaders will go west by a southern
route and stop at the principal cities
between this city and San Francisco.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-08-14
WOOLEY Is CONFIDENT.
Expects to Receive a Big Vote
For the Presidency In
November.

Akron, o., Aug. 1O.-Hon. John G..
Wooley, the Prohibition candidate for
president, addressed an audience in
Assembly hall, this city, Thursday
night. His address was confined to a
discussion of the one subject of prohi-
bition by means Of a political party,
and presented no new phases.
To a reporter Mr.. Wooley said he
fully expected to receive more votes
than any other candidate Of his party
had ever got. Four years ago, he ex-
planned, the money issue cost them
hundreds of thousands Of votes, but
this year he expected to get them all
back. He refused to talk about either
Of the old parties or their candidates.
When asked about his views on expan-
sion or "imperialism," he replied:
1.-THE expansion of the liquor traffic
in the Philippine islands is damnable,
but beyond that 1 have no criticism
Of the present national administra-
tion."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-08-14
FROM STATE HOUSE DOME
A Columbus Man Jumped to
His Death-Had Made Sew
eral Attempts.

Columbus, Aug. 10.-F. M. Rennick,
a man about 35 years Of age, commit
ted suicide by jumping from the dome
of the state house at about LAS p. m,
Thursday.
The leap was made into the PASSAGE
way leading to the dome. Rennick had
climbed out of a window from the dome
on to the ledge, and let himself drop a
distance of 10 feet onto the stone be-
meath. He was dead before anyone
could reach him. He was a victim of
the opium habit.
In notebook found in the coat of
the deceased was the following state
ment:
"Mr. Tim Dunn, Singer Sewing Ma
chine company, Columbus, o.
you have shown me more sympathy
and kindness than anyone else, and
hope you will see that my wishes are
carried out. The inhuman treatment OF
my brother and to be condemned by my
friends st Keely for deed was not
guilty, and my destitute condition, has
drawn me to end my life. Please wire
Mrs. j. H. Rennick, Failing Springs, w.
Va, to have my remains buried by my
father. have written her five times
and am certain she never got my last
two letters. Who has been guilty of in
tercepting them? My troubles have
caused me to relapse, and have only
had one object on my mind for the last
month, and that Is to end my life. I
have tried Ave times with poison and
gas. but do not believe that can. be
poisoned.
To-day was prevented from jumping
from a seven-story window. received
n kindness from stranger. and since
,hen have made up my mind to live"