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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03

M1unila bic ungsiunoeite Staot Der
g8elt. - &norms Sterblidteit -
9rsi GpiOsmien 9raiIiren 3ur 3elt
bort.
@onTrun3isto, 2. 2tpril. -
Sine GorrsIponoen3 an bic nAhocllrte
preFe" tbsilt nit. ooB sjne Don Dem
Soni!Gts 9epurtement in Wlaniia
ousgeFii6rts 9plts3dbIun9 bic pslnli6e
96atI o9s isitgeits1t fat, DAB WionIIa
cine Der unge Iinpeltsn StdOte Der QBe!t
lit. ga9 friiheren Gngaben ruroe
U}anila's Ginpo6ner3u6l itets aut
100000 bs3iffert, bod Die 9enaue 3a3z
lung fat jeBt srgsbsn, Dab DE 9tdot
ridt me6r als 190,714 Ginpohnet
aIiatiI6sr 2(bfammung 6db!t, unter
i6nen 10000 G6ineIsn. 9a5u tom@
men nod bic 8epofner in Den umllez
a.noen 80rfsrn, bic Guropder unO
9(merifaner uno stlpa 400 9U(Onds IN
ben psridiepsnsu &l0Itern. auldmmen
etpu 10000 bis 10000.
Die an3abl Der 5rpeSFdlle IN oEm
lsbt.n Salbjabr pss oerflohenen Sab
res Iino auf 62O3 bsre6net; 1IsrDon
2941 sinosr. Die bduf9ersn Srantz
beiten tparsn 8erri@9erri $40, 5uberz
fulpIe 385, 8ron9itis 315, Hu6r 229,
Fisber -2S7 unp Di.ts Waqenlelofn.
Die Gtoot miro jsBt bon orei Cpl
pemien gsplast: 8sulsnpeIt, Serriz
8erri uno glattern. Die gefiiratete
8rant6eit 9srrizgerri tritt in 5olge
bon onbdltsnoer 5fi4z uno Reis@Rdbs
rurQ Elm unp tommt oober nur unter
ben @ine<borenen por. 8lattsrn uao
2lusIuB iiro Elm beItGnoiges 2eioen.
Die Ginssbossnen Tno an oieis
Sranfbiten I6on 10 gstp0bnt, oaB iAr
9(uftreten lie tpsiter ni4t beunrub:gt.
Die 9G(fte Der 2anGbepo6ner trag9n
9odeHnarben. !6dufig iufsn iogar
U}iittsr, ibre ainDer in 8erii6rung nit
glatterntranten 3u bringsn in Dem
8luubsn, bab es fir Die a;noer 6sncr
unD lei6ter lei, in Der Sugeno De
Ssu4e gu iiberIte6sn.
Die 8luttern graIIirsn jeBt in ben
Orten entlang Der NorofiiIts ur'o an
Der @iisnba6n 5tpiI6en Uianilu uro
Oagupun. Iu4 in osm 36. 6reIpIi@
ligtn 3egimsnt fno bic 8ldttern aus
g2brp9en. 2ieutanant Sdnctpap uno
2:eutsnunt Wing, 9eioe bon Sennshse.
uno mebrsre BON Der WdnnI Ilno
on Der Seu4s geitorbsn, 4nosrs llegen
trant oarnieoer.
Dor ben QusidB;gen i6einen bic
@inss6orenen feline Sdeu gu haben.
Oo9 mabr als 100 Patientsn. Die Don
oieisr fiirhtsrli6sn &rantf2it be1uTlet
iiHo, bsfinOsn Iih i'm ItaDtnf2n 9olpls
tal, Die 8suienpeIt puroe DOR 3Ipti
WlpnQtsn oon 9oHetong eingeIhisppt, /
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03
te1," unb bic Spiros puros in i6rer
Nbpeisnheit bon Oieben er6rohen.
Ssnf dtionsna6ri9t aus
Hpm btmentirt

8o m, 2. 9lpril. - DAP in ben
Ser. StuuIen per0ffentiidte @sriidt,
bob iid &0nig 9umbert duf inltdnDige
9itte feiner 9emablin aus Dem Quiz
rinal entfernt rno nu6 GipIta 9ec6tu
begebsn babe, Tim einem mDelifen
So5ialtIten 2tttentat dus3utpetd)en,
sntbebrt offer 8egriinoung.
Oie Nirren in Gbinu.
BON, 2. 9(pril. - Der Qefins
ger Correspondent Der rOuilp Hlall"
nelDet, 81 6ung Ghung, Der @icetOn:g
bon Canton, 6a6e tiir6li6 dn Die BE
oierung in Yeting t,iegrdpbirt, paB
Der aeformer Sang @u Wel in Song
Song adttauIeno llniformen beiteQt
6a6s, lporuuf Die SdiIerin 8egentIn
ioFort BEL Dem britiI6en 9ouoern;~,
in Song Song 8si6peroe gefubFt
habe.
SONG Song, 2. Qtpril. - Sine
britii6e 0ampFbartaiIe uno Elm in i4z
rem S6ispptau befinoli6ss 2i6terz
f6iFf nurbsn gsltern i'm 0iItritt G6etz
SunQ5S6un BON Yiluteu getdpert Il.
oepliinoerl. Die Yiraten srmoroeten
bic 2ootIen unD na6msn Den Superz
fargo gsfangen.
StaIteni d u merifdnt@
Ife Recipro3ttGt.
Ro m, 2. 9lpril. - Die 3uitdnoige
GommiiIion Der itdlieniifen Oeput.r=
tentammer bat Dem Rscipro5ltdtszNbz
tommen nit ben Ser. Siuaten, ME es
i'm 75ebruar in Wai1ington 5tpiiden
Dem italienii den 9o!ihafter Baron
SABA uno Dem Spe5ial SeOollmdd)z
tiotsn bar Der. Stauten, Sobn u.
&aIIon, ab9eIdloiien tpures, lire 3uz
itlmmln9 9e9sbsn.
Sin sc Idenf bes G3aren.
9uris, 2. 2lpril. - Dlit elmer
aus ein:m MoIait BON GOelTieinen BE-
Itebsnoen Sarte Don 6runtrei4 6at Der
@3ur Der HepubIit Elm toit6drs5 9sz
ideaf eemu6t. Die aarts 1T Elm W1ez
ter lang uno sbenIo brett uao bat eIa
nen Rahmen BON i6ieferfurbeaem So
ipi5. 0sQgrausr Warmor feat ods
Mgsr bar, SaIpis psrIAieoener Sur
ben Die ein8elnen 0epurtements, nob=
ran5 1O6 Stdo!e unD' Orti6uftsn
Our6 in 9oio 9efaBte GoeiItejne rsprdz
ientirt perben.
Sin Ojamont lit Yuri5, e;n Smd=
raao 9apre, eia Sapplir 8ousn, Elm
8srnQ T1ntes. Die GtGotsn1msn fino
in Sob eingele9t. Ylutinaorabt tennz
5eidnet Die 6liiiie.
@nQlano'5 Hebeniisn.
Qpnoon, 2. 9tpril. - Die Sin
nu6men oes bri!iiftn Stuatsbduspalz
tes Ino in bem an Samitag besnpigz
ten 5isfalia6r gr0Ber ais je 3upor gez
ipaIen. yfa6 Dem Seri6,e De8 S6aBz
umt.s betru9en Die oroeatliAen Sin
na6men aQein 129,756,730 Gfr. (cu.
$650,OOO,OOO), um 11,899,377 2fr.
(cu. $6A,OO0,OOO) me6r, ais I'M Scr
juhre.
Sine 6aupteinnahmequeQe lit Die
@etrGnleTreusr, Die ii6er Elm 8iertel
oes 9fammtbstruges bra4!s. Der
GDnIum bon alfoboliI6en 8etrdntsn
muB oanad iebr 5ugsnommen faben.
Die Gr6IdaFtsfeuer srga6 18,472,O34
Ctr. (ca. $93,OOO,OOO. Die gintomz
menIteuer 18,75O,OOO 23tr. (ta. $95,z
0O0,00D.
&ur3e8ubel den.
Der frubsre GbeFIetrstGr BON ST.
lamb, Sir @iGium @1r! 0pfe, ioa ais
Na6fptgsr Oes 0er5og5 BON yfortolt
britiIasr general PoItmeiIter iperz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03
Gs tpar oas erfe
nno 1T oas ein5t9e
SGmerieus- Seifmittef,

bus aussubldb Die rlart,ruottu Shmrjtu btIcis
ti9t fntliiuouug,n milOsrt uns Gougtitiouen belt,
Db id ei,elbtn psn Gungtn i'm WaOeu, in BEN
girqeutiOen ODER III auDsrsn Trii,u SrQas
utn bsinpm, uns 8ror our3 elm. ciHmuliot aHa
Dsnoung.
Gin babu big gu .ir,m gar3n 9buloiiI bOa
in sucm balbsn GIais g9aier pirs in Deris,u
Niuutsu Rrdmpe. Spasms, Sobsr:uH,u, 6trs.
bremen. NtrSo!tat 5dIaoT9t2it WiQraut,
Turbf1a, 8ubr &olif 9IdbunQtu uno olt inc
ucrlihtn SdmcrSen bcilcr.
Gs citbt tcin Gro.rcs SStlmttd in Der g0,lt,
ntltts 5itbr unO S6mtrjeH unO aa. anDerrn
mularijdtu, bilipitn unO onntrtr i5tbsr unttr 9u.
bilenabme pom HuppoD's 9iten 10 raid helen
rp;rO, als 8aopaos Et1op 3:!iti
80 Gents pro SIoi6e. 8on aIen aSotbettrH
h,rfouft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03
Sufulberi6te aus Waibingtnu.
Gon5ert bes nSGngerbun=

Gon5ert bes r9Gngerbun4
bes."
Der nWdlb;nqtonsr SGngsrbuno"
beranItHltete am 'Sonntug 2lbsno p;e4
oerum zines Ieiner pppuldren Gon3srts,
pe.6sS unter 2eituna bss 6rn. $0sinr.
9anoer Itano. Sine Der (60nT!en
Nummarn bes Gon3ert8 mar Elm 9ios
lin4Splo beS 6rn. NntOn &uIpar. 6r.
8aIpar, tpsI6sr ais 9siqsnTpielsr sjs
nen Ruf in MoibinQton bsIiBt, srrOs
tete grpBan 8eiFau. unter ben ij6ri9en
MfitpirfenOen 6sfano.n lih: SRI. Is.
Wsnttport6, 5Sruu Nnn;e 6. 8oooFue,
6ran S6ulpsdsr, 6r. Samuel @rpB.
9r. s. +. Gro5bD, 0r. Gbur!e5 MoOr
uno 0r. WIlbslm Sdusr.
gu @ra6e qebra d t.
Die 8eerOiqunq o25 am SamIi1q
i'm 2llter pon SO Sdhren aus oem Q'a
Ben geI6jeosnen 6rn. 6sinriA 2ripp
fanb geTtern Nu6mittaq @3 llbr pom
Srauer1auIe, Nr. 5, 8ir9inia72(0snue,
q. 30, NaI6inqtOn, aus unter Iebr
8ablre;6er gettsili9ung BON GeiOtraa
oSnOen fdtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03
Cine Sur fit ale

Gy'dltune:u, 6uTm, ru7o,n Sats, 5uilu,nja,
GrpHbitis, 9uracucrtitnour9, ani6utluus otr
geltnit etu6euptb, GntIiiHDunQen, EbtuEatjsI
mus Ituroleie, iSrOtbcultn, 6rotrouno.u, Ropi'
i3muI,R, 5abnibmeri,H Gfbma. Sb7srutbmigs
isit.
Is b.it bic i6timn,ftu S6mcr3eu in elmer big
lpan,iq Winuttn. Gibt cine StuHp: nab benz
4el.u Oiticr @nlcios brdu6t iyQcnb 5tmans
S6m.rI,n lu lsiOtu.
aapmap's atabp Seisf in elm, fdcr, Rur fit
i.o'n Sbmtrl, 9tGrin!unatr, &ruuOUuustns
f6mtrlsn i'm EiidtH, Gtuf uuO GilitOtrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03
0ermii6te tsIsarapbil6e Sspcl6sn.

- Sutpelen unb anosre Shmuda
Ea6en i'm Wert6e BON $4,000 nurben
g,ltrn aus Der Mobnung bes 6rn.
Glas. 80. Smith in @armuntopn,
pbjlubelpbiu, gsItpblen. Gpp. 8rans
min, Smiths 8utlder lit Derldpun4
b:n uno miro Der Sbat perodhtlgt.
- NGen 6uler, Elm ghger, muroe
geiisrn in MacOn, Ga, pegen GrmOr4
Oun9 Der 6rau @ugenju Sumilion
9pttfe, elmer WeiBen, pur9 benStrang
hjngeri4tet. @r qab Ieine S4u.o gu
unb bebaup+ete, BON 3pei tpsiBen Mdns
nern gu benz otrbredsn geoungen ppr1
Den 81 fein.
-Sn Der 3iegelsi Der y8. .. QGils
Ijams 2umbsr So" su 9ltlanta, 60.
erplpOirte geIisrn Elm 0ampfteFsl, tpos
bsi SO6n M. Smjtb unO Sus. Yertins
getDotet un'o mebrere 2inpere Ihtpeu
perleBt purben, elmer O0er 5tpei oers
Telbn t0btli6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03
Jo6n G. gri6(e.

sri6lc's Glatcsnan0i6ubt, p,ecn eutsn gaTsns
uno Slu;rbditiatsit ipObbstannt iiuo abiolut 81.
b:ittn GIace=@aroibm5e. 9Sir balten beitGnoiss
rmi6du ma6 etpligen ScrbeierunG.u in Soanoz
fdubsn. 98ir babcu uuiereu Sorrdtben snen r:Utn
S,anOi6ub binjugciie!, ipsber, nj. mir elaubcn,
iiir oa3 9lltimorer Qubiifum cine Tcubeit itin
piro. Gen Namen oerielbsn pollsn mir SS9@cn nbt
nenneu. . eitIbsu iiuo ptltb.s
ii b nj /. lin eineu 9erIudb Oaalt su mat;u,
ptrOen mir 80 Qaare idparie 0iaers uno idpeoiz
ide SoanOi9ubs nit orsi Spangsn Su $135 pro
aslor foitcn, uuo tpcnn Sic Dieis SarSi6ubs tiu=
nal prObirt babtn, psroen Sis an Dem Ir.s t,i=
nen 2uipb ntbmtn.
Sriblc, 9ir. 80, 0S.=Scrinatpn=Str.
Gs wiro Seuti6 Qtiprpben.
(Npr;ll SSS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03
Tas perifaneeu unfere Nlteil

lInier. 9oriabr:n puSt,H !DObl. lUtlbtn o1lB Ht
on Dtu 81. 4eruaro ozGrdut.rpiQen biittH. uaO o,ss
hal6 purittn oieielbtu 1ub in tsintnI &dus Ttb!'i
glb.r nibt nur uni.re Batter uup Ulult" tiaEtta
Die eminent btiltrGipain 6ia,nibaith o'r &Tau:'t,
aug apelaen d.: 4liaiH bsittben. onp;In au6 oit
b,ribmt,n atr;te INN Sosi'tHitt.r Der dlttn 3iitr
ami, es1leu S>abrtmdHu SpOsnblm uHo Ian;r:,
baten Den g9trrb Disf,r arduttr trtdnni une otra
prortttn bic Sdit. D;ri,bsn ibrsn 1saiisn;sE IN
allen 5dkn ppn StornHsH Der Sop;rsEraaHt,
iib,ubunpt b.i aatu 2ciptn, psr wtI4sn si: Dl;Hs
l1in btials Eju DnptE 2Tse'R,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03

uno ieitoem iino strpa 200 6Gle Oorges
tomner, bon oenen noh In9abe oes
SunitGts Oepartements minotfens
80 9rp3ent einsn tDotlifsn ausgang
na6men. Inter ben GirpOhnern iez
bod hat bas 2(uftreten pieier 9ldge
no9 feline 8eunrubigung eerurioat.
Die SunitGt8 8e60roen bemiiben
ii4, oen 8tIuno6eits3uitdno bon Mds
Mia gu psrbe6ern. ltOBsr ober uuf
9lei6giilti9teit BEL ben @in9sboreneH
uno Sbiuefen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03
aue 2eberleioeu.

Rar b,obt. bic folgenosn Spmotom,, n,l5e rs
be. Grtrantuuqtn Der 9croduuuQss cintel=
len: 9trfopiurg, trntre 9amorrbOiotn 9lutau=
sranq nab Dem G0pie SaUrt in Maqcu, usbela
fcit Sopbrtnrtn Abrtguna acQsn eptiisn, eocr
utrftdrttr ouIihlaa, GmpnburQ,n gum aufs
ivriuqtn ootr Qrtidtn bti'm Gisq,n. gtibpd9te
lcnttrnit 7Sltdsu oocr Gciutbt oor b,n 4uael,
fitber uno pumpicr S5mtrj i'm Gcpi atbmunuss
b.ibnerocn eeIbs ouut uro @ngtn, Stme3m in
Der Stits, 9rut ur0 BEN Slleorn, 9oB!iSes aufs
treteu ppn oi5e uro 9reuutn I'M 5l,lid
giniq. Soi.n Ra Olp1ps Bill.n b.freie1
has sof,m BON bsn erDlbutsn 5t0rura,n.
prei5 25c. pro S6a9tsl. Bon
9lpot6efern pertauft oosr per poIt psrA
Idnot.
aS-Ran a6t. sarauf, pab an S,m lu t1uf,nstu
artlt,l oN Ser. tStaat'nsE,ei,ruugs= =6ttu.rmarfs
R r. r. btisftiat If
58r,ibt an o.. RaoDsp 60, 9sd gor 365,
0epsg sgort, psgeH fatbgtbuH9fsgu5. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03
SaSler's, Braant & Strnttoa

SanSel5ihule - Shnle fiir
StenDgrapbie u. WaihinenIdIreibeas
9.srana.t 1861. SucoIperirt 1895.
Sas 80. 56uIiabr b:sanH am 1. Ssps 1899
EastlafIsn eas game Sabr.
Abrnbfianen ppm g. Sftpbsr bis I. MpriI.
IN 9ursif Der 8arlGali6tsit Gtitans etars
fr6itt, Sbulrdumli5,eiteu unb MISUNDERSTANDING
ttht bitisbs obsnan. 3tt in &sn!urttni mtf
anb.reH. g9ir babtn bic tyabruug. Sst o n'
ti6er I'm terri D. alien SstiSsH-
gubbalten, Sh6aihr,ibtu. gritbmett SttHasta'
p5r.u uns Nai5intnitrtbtr.
SebIHsuHseH:
9dsid,uie $40 pro Nbenofdule 81 pro
Dfuna,. aQe 9epartts Mouat. - StlnIanHs
rents tirhIies.uo. aHsabI pom Gduitrh.
9rltpbont: Gbdas,aft Nr. 2236; 3rme Ir 900.
Gtnett rsgen 2aialsg na5 Rr. BIS H. *Ssss
riesaStraSt Baltimore, Ws.
GiHaans Rr. IL. (Sla1'A5f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03
lin einc Grfaltuug in einem Gage
EafriAnis

ne6ms maa ,2araIipe Yromo Suls
nine 5abtsts." 2l(le 9lpotbsfsr gsbsn
oas Gsio auriid, psnn es gu bsi.en Osrs
fsblt. 6. %. 9roDe's Nameas5ug ut
auf i.ber G6a9tsl. % @enIz~
lO!i.3l, SL Sa&ye, ,6Nt..l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03
2eil1 nno SGmerselt.

Stgtn 4osfidmtrJ.n lob Niqrdns eotr ntrpSis
Rspfi5mtr!er, ,3abnibmcri,n. Nturdlsit, Rbeum1s
tismus, G,neermtb, S&m,r!tn uno 66ipats tn
RidtH, RrtHi ottr Gitren, S6muien in Der 9tf
5erstetuo 4,ahtriuat Nni6lU,nen Der 8tlslte
uuo SGmtrieu aatr art miro oi. auiDenouns Don
Rasnaos RcaOD Rcliti unmitt,lbar. 2inbsruug
g,ipdbrcu uus b.i iortgtitct,m &tbruu5 pdbreno
lstnia,r 9ass sine bansrnot 9tiLuna btpLrtsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03

Saltimprc=C bip=S abn=Snfictin.
S2.OO rcn Baltimore mad, Den Scnnnsss
asettrenncn nno surld, einitlieBItd1 @intritt
sum Isla5e, fir Den Spejial3ug, iptl6tr Den
Mount &oDal=Sabn9uf tdglib um 80 |at=
mittaas uno DEN Gamocnzsabnboi um 1.35
eFabmiltaqs oerldbt, ousosnonmcn spnntass,
nom >. bis sum II. @pril, eini6lieBlib. Ser
lSp3a3ua iiir Die 3iidflbrt fdbrt unmitttlbdr
nab 0sm Gcnnsn Gb. (93l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03
Gnrtn Ricn's Wnthlnae.

@rftdrungen zines umeritaniIfen 9ez
Tfdftsmannes. - Die i'm @pngreB
Fdtpe6snos portp R;coz9ia bsosu=
tet 8uin fir bic SSrIe..
SanSuan porio Hico, 2. 9lpril.
90. 3. Solpnes, prdIiDsnt Der
uporto Rico 5pbacco Co." pei6er Iib
pabin aus{pra6, Der i'm Gongreb ses
plants Sarif tperbe porio Hico pom
amsritaniTasn Marft au5I6lieBen Il.
oieSes piiroe in Solge 9efen an Gu
rOpu, @bina uno sSapun, anItatt an bic
Der. Stautsn Oertaufsn, fiigts Ieinsr
grflGrung bIn3u, Is pro3snt bar
OinglepzIatsn tpiiroen ben 9srfauf
porto ricaniI6er Sabrifate in oen Der.
Staatsn unmDeiid MAIDEN. Ho6es
Sa6adsblatt piiroe burtl9nittli9
81 Gsnts 3ol1 pro pFuno gu 6s5abisn
BADEN, Sabadsfa6rifats 771 Gents pro
YFunp, pos cine Discriminating gu
@unHsn Der Sabrifantsn in ben Der.
Staatsn BON $725 bon ie 1000 pTunb
Ieln tpiiros.
v9eldults 4rbeitstraft," Fiiets er
bin5u, ,fofst bier mebr, Nuls in ben8er.
Staatsn, uno bic Nnnabme Der !fapez
b.nosn portp 8icozYiG tpGre elm So=
bssurtbsil fir bic porto ricaniIfs 7a=
brifation; lis more Elm 8sr6rsdsn eez
oen 4rbeit, ple aapital auF Bprto
Ricp. Wenn es bsm @pngreb nit Ieiz
ner srflGrten Qbiiht, nur Die nDt6iqen
Hepsniisn fir Die sSnIel gu eraietsn,
pirfliG Grnlt lit, 10 tann er ebrli6sr
Weile ni6t bic OinalebEgiG als Balls
nebmen. Die Oiffsrentiairate 5piT6en
g3obpruoutten uno 7Subrifaten piirpe
ben sSa6rifanhn in ben Ser. Staaten
Fdiiben, dbsr ben auF porto Rico a6z
I4iaalen."
Gum @ulbIauoe.
Seattls, 8aib., 2. Iprif. -
Der 0ampfsr rNelpport." Capt. Gfez
lter, iit olf Der Sabrf na6 Dem 9otz
oenen Notosn in Der 5ongaB Meerz
snes auf Elm 5slsrifF 9eTtoBen. gs gsz
lang, ben Oampfer pisosr 1lott gu
MAIDEN, bod muBte er. INN no:bourf@
tig rsparirt gu tperben, Den S9afsn Don
Sunsuu, Qlasfa, anfunfen. Gapt. G4sz
tier fat bic @igsnt6iim?r oss DAM
piers. bic mpacific 8fulin9 60" b,z
uadridtiat, puB oas Riff, auf psiz
DIES iein Sdiff gsristf, unitr Wailer
liegt uno auf tsinsr SdiTfstarte Der
5ei1nst lit.
@uf bsm o6sren Yuton bsgInnt oas
Sis uuF3u6r:hsn. Denn oas mIlos
Wettsr antdlt, nirb Die Shifff19ri
auf oem 5lrfs msbrsre Wo6en fruz
btr, als man sebofft haIts, eroffnst
lperb.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03
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ioop's 8iQtn iur o,ilurq aatr Strrun1tn b,gRa.
s,ns Der 6ynqeneioe, TitrtH. glaic negpoitr
arantbetsu. SbnHoelanfdGtn. G,rito9fang 6ds
msrrboiptn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03
Sran5olen iino aufgsForoert, gu benz
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0nebel's W1rDer.

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areisseridt bon 5ranflin gounz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-03
llnseiunoes alima.

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Delt. - &norms Sterblj6teit -
9rsi gpiOemien 9raiIirsn sur 3eit
bort.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-09
RoeT Guns In Good Position.

The Chronicles correspondent says
the Beers have mounted guns cover
ing the British position on the river, and
il was seen by yesterdays dispatches
that their artillery more or less com
mands the British position at sVaal
KrantZ.
The military critic of the Morning
Post says: I'm order TO be able TO ad-
vance, Cen. Butler WILL probably have
to drive the Beers from Doom Kop.
separate the two Boer wings, and then,
while holding one, attack and crush
the other. That cannot be an easy
matter. for they can move troops fast
er than he. and they Will probably
pour converging fire from the west
and north and probably also from the
east on Vail Krantz. Nevertheless. IL is
TO be hoped that he Will press the at
tack and not tire. even If the engage
ments lasts several days. The case re-
sembles Gen. Grants battle at Fort
Donelson. when he first realized that ii
was a question when both armies were
tired of fighting which could iirst re-
new the attack"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-09

An all-day conference Of Prohibition
lists was begun at Music Hall at l0:3O
o'clock this morning. The object OF the
conference was not disclosed 10y the ad-
vance circulars or published notices.;
but the Information was vouchsafed
that It was not for political nor di-
rcctly. for campaign purposes. The in
tention was to cause an awakening
among the Prohibitionlsts 20 the end
that they might grid their loins. buckle
on their armor and unsheath their
swords for the conflict OF next Novem-
ber
About $50 persons assembled today to
greet the new chairman of tho ma
tlonal Prohibition committee, Oliver W.
stewart Of Ohio, and TO listen 10 inter-
esting papers.
The mornings programme was as
follows: Introduction of presiding OF
ficer. Rev. James Church Alyord ~
Woonsocket. and remarks; papers by
Hon. Henry u. Metcalf. subject The
Army Canteen." by MIR. Fred T Jencks,
subject "Thc National Platform "
1900" BY Mrs Mary 4. Babcock. sub
feet. How Can the w. g. T. Z. and
the Prohibition Party be Mutually
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-09
FIELDING SUES FORMER EMPLOYER
FOR $4,000 DAMAGES FOR INJURIES

Before jury in Judge Douglas court
today was heard the suit OF James
w. Fielding to recover $1,000 from Con-
tractor John T. Tank. Fielding was
employed by Tank on the rebuilding
OF Market square bridge.
on August 49, 1897. the plaintin was
going across a plank from the pier
walk TO the Golfer dam when the
plank slipped. lt was necessary Tor
him TO cross the plank I'm order TO
perform his labOrs at the coner dam.
and IL rs claimed that had the plank
been properly fastened as VI was the
duty OF Tant TO have ", the accident
would not have occurred. Fielding was
very badly hurt about the chest.
Another ground " negligence on
which Il Us sought tO charge Tank
is that there was not a proper luice-
way made 10 take care OF water from
storms and thus save the Golfer dam
from being moved and 10 is claimed
the day previous 20 the accident there
was n heavy storm and the extra
water near the Golfer dam had such
effect on the dam that 10 was moved
and the plank MAJ dangerous.
Page a. Cushing are attorneys for
the plaintiff and Vincent a Rice at
torneys for the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-09

Mr.. BANIGAN
WAS STUBBORN
Refused to AcCodG to Request
for an Act Of Courtesy.
MADE SENATe'S SESSION LIVELY
In Spite. Of His Opposition Constitutional
Amendment Passed.
RESOLUTION TO ADJOURN ADOPTED.
The House Aso Had q Very Lively DT- Mr.. Fiji
gerald Presented R,gsr Williams Resolution
Which Was Referred.
RESOLUTION TO ADJOURN ADOPTED.


There was a great deal OF talk in the
Senate chamber this morning, and
Senator Banigan distinguished himself
by deliberately refusing TO accede to
request for an act OF courtesy, made 10
him by Cow Dyer. Senator Banigan
had evidently determined 10 oppose
everything and everybody. But, In
spite of his words. the resolution pro-
posing an amendment TO the constltu-
ton OF the state was passed in concur
renee, as was the joint resolution or
adjournment from February to April
10 next. The Senate passed an i'm
mense number OF bills in concurrence
previous TO adjournment.
Both branches met in grand COM
mittee, and elected Lellan j. Tuck. OF
Pawtucket, clerk OF the 10th district
court TO fiji the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Edward w. Blodgett.
The House did great deal OF bust
ness, passing an act 10 protect seals
and labels of labor organizations, ana
refusing TO concur in the passage OF
an act to incorporate the Rhode Island
Law school.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-09
THE SENATE.

The Senate was called TO order by
Gov. Dyer at IL o'clock. with quorum
present.
A mass OF business was received
from the House and was passed in con-
currence.
Senator Banigan OF Pawtucket pre-
sented a resolution proposing an
amendment TO the. constitution of the
state. providing that registry voters
be authorized 10 vote for candidates
for the city council, and he moved it's
passage.
Senator Banigan began to speak on
the motion, and while he was speaking
there came from. the House an invita-
tion for the governor and Senate in
grand committee.
Gov. Dyer asked Senator Banigan to
give way as an act of courtesy TO the
House, on the condition that he should
have the floor as soon as the resolution
OF invitation was accepted.
Senator Banigan refused TO accede TO
this request and there was much de-
lay i'm accepting the invitation. AT
1920 O'Clock the governor and the SEN
ate joined the House In grand commit
tee.
On motion OF Senator Freeman the
proposition made by Senator Banigan
was laid on the table.
Senator Studley Of Providence called
up the resolution providing for an
amendment to me state constitution,
and moved its passage.
Senator Banigan OF Pawtucket moved
that the resolution be laid on the table.
and his motion was defeated, "a to 2.
The resolution was then read. and
Senator Freeman moved the previous
question, which was voted thus hav-
ing 10 minutes for debate, three min
utes being allowed TO each member.
Senator Banigan made a fierce at
tack on the Senate, accusing IL OF
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