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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11
poINas IN CONGRESS-.

President Mckinley and Secretary
Gage are letting IL be known that they
are opposed TO TIE prop nsition adopted
by the House Committee on Ways and
Means 20 cut down the war taxes by
$40 600. 600 per year. Secretary @ ige
advised cut Of $50 900, 900 as all that
could safely be made.
Mr. Hoar presented res,lution OF
the Msssachuse IS Legislature in favor
OF the purchase by The United States
q ,vsrnment Of Temple Farm aud
NJ pore House, ss Yorktown, Va. NJ.
Martin expressed gtatif1ation that the
prof had met with favor in Massa-
ohusetss and said bill would be pre-
sente1 at an early day intended TO carry
out the purpose Of the resolution.
The House ps sed shs Grout oleomar.
Rarine bill by vote Of 1862. The
substitute. offered by the minority Of
the Committee on Agriculture. which
imposed additional restrictions on the
sale Of olecms garine 90 prevent Its
fraudulent sale as butter aud In.
creased the penalties for violators, was
defeated by vnte Of 1l3 70 17S. The
bill 4s passed ~ ,kes all articles known
as o.eomarRarire butterine. imitation
butter or imitation cheese transported
into any State or Territory for ooDsnmp
tion or sale subject 30 the police power
Of such State OF Territory but prevents
any State or Territory from forbiddiug
the transportation OF sale Of such pro-
duct when pronounced and sold free
from celebration in imitation Of
butter The bill iucreases the tex on
uleemasgarine llored in imitation Of
butter from two 20 ten cents per pound
and decreases the tax on oleomsfgarine
upcolored from two ceBss 10 II cent
psr pound,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11
GENERAL NEWS.

Former U. S Senator J. L. NJ Ifby,
VI South Carolina. Is dead
General De Wet, the Beer command
or, continues to keep General Kuox on
/ the chase.
The President has appointed DR. R.K
McOlaushan and DR. b NJ Blackwell.
II Virginia, - be surgeons In the navy.
The Navy Department opened bids
for II new wsfshIps-iye battleships
| and six cruisers rep iesenting an ex-
peDditure Of about $40. 900. 600.
The bankrupt Duke OF Manchester.
who married q Cincinnati heiIess
about twO weeks ago aud is now This
country has just purchased a 81. 900
dog.
Zee batlleship Kentucky has received
orders % sail fsOm Smyrna, Tni key.
for Manila, as 10 IS understood the A
menIan Indemnity claim will be set.
| tled
A detachment Of United States Vol.
unteers was forced 50 abs0dOn on ct.
tempt 90 land near Pandan. H. the
| Philippines. Two were killed aud two
wounoed.
AL the foreign ENJOYS at Pekin ex
c. Dc the British Minister have agreed
80 the joint note 80 China. In acc1r-
dance with the Instructions from their
government.
A delegation ri Bait more business
msn called IN Secretary Gage. exp esse
their satisfaction with bis management
# affairs aud requested him 70 remain
10 the Cabinet.
Diplomatic relations between the
Netherlands ADD Portugal have been
broken, owing 70 a dispute about the
Dutch CONSUL at LOreUzO Maiqu.2
There is talk Of war.
Vice President elect Theodore Roose.
velt. Governor Of the State Of New
York. Will atten the National OApitsl
Centennial celebration Tomorrow, &C
companied by bis staff.
Twenty governors have accepted the
| invitation so attend the Centennial
celebration in Washington tomorrow,
and Ia addition five ex-governors. who
are members Of the committee for the
COUNTRY At large, aud a number OF
State fiji cials, representing their re-
spective governors, will be present
The first shipment of negroes from
the South to Monrovia, Africa. will
leave Birmingham January 30, for Sa.
/ vaunoh from Uhich mint they Will
sail The colonists go under the au-
spices Of the Liberian COLONIZATION
| Oompany. There will be two hun
bred aud fifty negroes in this shipment
Another lot will 90 within six or eight
months. The object is TO colonies the
negroes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

SPEAKING Of the constant exodus OF
VirgiDisns, white aud black, to other
parts Of the Union the Richmond
Dispatch throws out thought which
those Virginisns contemplating emf
grafton should we'll consider. The ma .
jOrity Of those who are discontinued
here have been accustomed to what is
commonly called an "easy time" Ia
their new fields they will ind that to
succeed man is required TO pat forth
all the energy be possesses. Virginia
may not offsr quite the inducements
for energetic spirits that some other
sections do, but we have found thsS
there are plenty of good opportunities
still open in this State to enterprislng
persons. II tn Sc who go North had
displsyed their capabilities snd energy
at home they would have found sligai
cause for complaint of "hard times"
mo opportunities" and sueh like
that we SO often hear sung In ouI
ears by indolent and careless persons
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

THE London papers assert that
American diplomacy has been al
obstruction to bringing the Chinese
question to satisfactory solution;
and there must be cause for the &C
cusation for U. s. Ambassador
White gays the papers are not Alto
gsshsr wrong. just what the trouble
isit is hard to conjecture. IL is quite
certain, however, that any oostrue'
sionary measures emanating from this
government are unintentional. The
President seems anxious to bring
the embrogIio to a speedy termina'
sioo Ion terms consistent With the
honor Of the u S. Government.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11
POLITICAL

They say there is new war on Croker
within the rammany lines, and the
Hlll-David B. lis 10 New York TO
organize iE.
The official figures show that Bryan
led his ticket IN Nebraska, his hume
state he also ran shead Of she STATE
ticket la Msssschure'ts.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11
virsinia is Tenth in Line.

Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles
has assigned tne various States 20 posi-
rions In the line Of march at the Ospi-
sal Centennial parade Virginia takes
terth place ia the parade after the
President and escort Tue Governor
his stad and the Seventeen VirRinia
Reglmeut viii follow New Hampshire
and lead Kew York.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

Mrs. Wiuslow soothing syrup las
boon need t., over ilfty years by mil.
lions Of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect sncoess. IL
s0othes toe child. soitenA tbo gums
sl!Bys al pains, our5a VIM colo, ana
As gne 0oat remedy FOX DinrhOsh. IL
vii relieve tht poor uttio sufferer ~
inoGlaJdly. sold by Druggists IL ever.
part OK che aolld Iwelfy cents
a rast.. 3- 1ae. -pl l-t SOC his
. frHrr e F0rfbfeg Frr-o
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

GREENE COUNTY has organized 8
Teachers League. Other counties
might do likewise with profit. Great
be eft would result to teachers sud
pupils by an interchange of ideas and
methods of instructing the young
IS would be provided for by such
laarnne
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

The whol5ssl W y in which Ameri
can manufactures are being imported
into foreign countries is encouraging.
Il shows both a friendly relation
between the United States and those
countries and the superior workman
ship of the American mechanic
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

The Pennsylvania preacher who
resigned bis psstOrste because some
of the good descons slept during tbs
service is likely to work himself out
of 4 inh.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

AS THE Democrats appear willing
to let the Administration have tbs
benefits of its late victory the Re
publicsns will fpd it d fisult TO
fsh-should they prove recslci-
trant 10 passing needed laws.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

THE pI.zs'hghters' megaphOne
promises TO keep up the interest in
sporting circles as soon as foot ball
returns TO it's studies.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11
HILL, HARRISON AND HAPPINESS
VALLEY Virginian.)

We hereby nominate David Bennett
Hill, Of New York, for President, and
Garter IL ,rrison. OF Chicago. for Vice.
President, candidates Ia 1904. If any.
body can name ia better team les them
tIOs EN- cut.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

On $40, 900 a month the Csstellsnes
should be able to have a turkey for
their Christmas dinner and an old.
fashioned country home afterwards.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

We TRUST the short session will
70. make an appendix to Webstef's
Unn bridged national necessity.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY is to have
q Gageless Cabinet We trust it is not
ominous Of reckless LEGISLATION.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

WHEN matrimonial wave strikes
d community there must be an ebb in
the tide Of single blessedness.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

Mr.. TowNE's victory, being little
BeyanIsa, should keep we'll.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

Mr.. William NJ chen. of Mathews
county, was stricken WIN paralysis a
few days ago aid 10 in serious couoi.
tiCn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

IT is hoped that Tammany's abh,r'
renoe Of wee will material 20 better
than Tsmmany's sympstby for the
3 jers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

The B yxers doubtless think there
is more going on in Chiaa than
"arm d intervention"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11
INK SPOTS FROM EXCHANGES
(Richmord News }

Mr. Man.deld's leading woman is ~
ing him fof rude kissing" on the
.tege There ~ I'd deal Il kissing
fl the stage shafts iued.
(Onicigo Re30rd)
Tney caught the shlegd detoulier--
on Is was a careless prank
But be ctme sneaking back at night
90 carry Cff the bauk
A TINE TO BOX THEM UP.
(Richmond Times)
The Boxers have announced that the
third round Is just over and tbe Powers
spp5Ar g. be ID httle groggy.
RATHER PIGGlSH NOW
Baltimore Amerioiu.)
The application Of General Esgsn for
vindioation shows that some men do
not recognize the lap OF Luxury when
they are pitched iuto it 10y "a humorous
destiny
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

The fellow who is a terror to evil
doors is also something of ghost TO
life insurance companies.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

Mr. HANNA may need a golden
rudder to steer his Ship Subsidy bill
clear OF distinctions.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

THERE was chatteriog Of teeth
10 the House when Congressman
Otey introduced HE dental bill.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

THE political sticking plaster is
still holding Hon James K jones to
that expected victory.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

EVERY football team should pro.
vide itself with shin plaster doctor
for a mascot.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

OUR country cousins are having
a regular hog killing time.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

II WOULD not be a bad idea for
every farmer to provide his home
with an agricultural library. By
getting the children interested in II
their knowledge Of sgrSrisn sff irs
would be increased, making them of
greater snd more efficient service,
besides an induoement to stick to
farming.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

The sewerage waters are preco-
cicus ia tossing the bark Of pu0lic
opinion.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

srph Chambail4in stated in the
II use Il Commons That the British
G1vernment ped soon 81 establish
civil government 10 tho Transyasl ano
Orange State
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

Is THE Sultan of Turkey familiar
with Spain's experience with Uacle
SAINT
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

The reinstatement of Gen. Eagau
is a mockery of justice.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

CONGRESS seems inclined to make
S temperance society Of the army.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

THE U. s. Senate is TO hear the
music OF the TOwn(e) whistles, after
all.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11
BE CAREFUL Mr. EDITOR.
tMemphis Commercial Appeal

Even as the risk Of starting co..
troveFsy we affirm that she twentieth
century tegins on the fist OF next
Janu Ty.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

THE periodical swindler who every
now and then bobs up aud advertises
that he Is working to procure pen
sion from the U. S. government foI
all ex slaves is again working his
game just now. 10 the past the pos
tsl authorities have quickly gotten
on to these frauds before they co uld
fleece many of the deluded blacks,
and We hope that in the present in
stance the government will choek
them at once. 1t is the duty Of read e.
or ofnewspspsrs to inform the Hit
crate clsss of the fraud which it If
underworld to perpetrate upon them
by means of circulars, letters ano
other advertising matter, so that they
may rot be- euchred out Of thei
ha,d.esrned pittsucss.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

Capt John W. Hart, OF AooomaC
county. dIed recently, age 20 years.
Mrs. Ether BogPs aged So ye'rs,
died last week at her home In Accomac
county.
Mr.. Ell Baber. Of Louisa. died lssi
week II pneumonia. az his mother 4
residence near Kslt's Mil.
Lncien Minor. an old colored m,n. Il
Loniss county who is said 90 have been
lO7 years old. died last week
NJ. Chapman G)dftey. Of Prince
William c1uuty cied ~ tho home 4
bis daughter m Washington recently
at an advanced age
MIR Ben S M ed az bis home in
Creme county, Wednesday night. II
typh I'D fever de- was alb at 40 years
old Ho was eell kHOwn In M dison
aud Greene counties
Mr. Wli'qJ p We well.known
young man son u the late a. r Piyne.
ana urotder t IA m p. Payne died
Dc 5'h. If iyphoId fever aged %
The burial vas ~ his ola home, nesr
Wsller's cbnich. m sp1tsylveuia ccur
~ Four sisters Eud five brothers sur
we him
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

GEN. DE WET holds the throttle on
Eaglsh enthusiasm.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

IT Is stated authoritatIvely that
highly artificial coloriug in butter
ia produced With ausline msde from
coal tar, and that it is very Injurious
10 the complexion aud destructive to
beauty. Ladies' of artistic inelius-
tons should take warning.
AFTER January lst next 1t will be
plan "Mr." Roosevelt, private eiti-
zen. for couple Of months-time
suffi ,ient to store up reserved vitality
aud iuveetive to expend upon the
u. S. Senate after the 4 b of March.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

Lucien Minor. an old colored MN. a
Louiss county who Is said 20 have been
l07 years old. died last week.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11
Some DEATHS

Capt John w. Hrt, Of Aooomac
county. dIed recently. age 20 years.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11
Fireworks

A tremendous lips OF Sky Rocket
Roman Candles, Fire Orackers Pr
tolls, Gaps, Cannon Crackers who'll
sale aud retail We VIII mate
Baltimore prices.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

Mr.. Ell Baber. Of Louisa. died lat
week II pneumonia. az his mother 8
residence near KsIt's Mil.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

Mrs.. Ether BoRPs aged So ye'rs
died last week at her home In Accomac
county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

This is one Of the Largest Retail De-
partments in the South and includes
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-11

Vice President elect Theodore Roose.
velt. Governor Of she State Of New
York. Will attend the National CApltsl
centennial celebration tomorrow, &C
oompanied BY bis stsf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21
Banfraube.

Orei lGnbli9s 5inan3 : Snltitute in
Snoiana beimseluat. - $4,000
Bsuts. - aampf atpilden adu<
bern unb 8irsern.
Snbianapotig, 20. Sanuar.
- 8anfrduber entpideltsn cine un<
bsimlide 9ef6dftisfsit. sic perz
fdafften fi9 Gineans IN bret 2anoa
Banten. lprensten bic @elbIardnts u.
erbsutetsn i'm @anaen stpa $4,000.
Die Commercial Bant" tn @ilpsr=
2afe, Rosciusfo g Gountb, purbe gez
1tsrn Morsen um Il ubr BON Rduz
bern bsimgeIu9t. sic mubtsn 5tpei
0bnamit 2obungen benuBen, nm ben
@elbT9rant gu fprengsn- Die erlie
grpioIion purbe bonn Nadtpdhtsr
Burt seb0rt, Der Wm. price aufued>
te unb nit ibm nad Der 8anf eins.
Die 5tpsite Grploiion ereisnets ii4, ebs
fie bas 8anf : 9ebdube errei4ten.
0lsia oarauf ftelltsn ii4 ibnsn flint
Mdnner entsesen unb forberten Tie
aut Salt gu ma4sn. Die Rduber err
Dffnetsn Jeusr, unb einigs 80 S9uhe
purben ab~sefeuert. prtce purbs In
6anb unb Mrm pertpunbet. Dte Mrmz
fnoden purben aerfplittsrt. giner
Der Ndubsr tpuroe ~aetroffen, aber bon
[einen Rameraben nah benz @elei|e
oer pig Sour 9abn sebra9t. BORT
mar cine 6anb 8 Gar bersit, unb ouf
ibr madtsn li9 bic Rduber aus benz
Staube. 8iirger. tpel6e bsrbeiaseilt
paren, madten ouf IeSasb unb {anbz
ten ibnen aablreide auseln nod. Die
Rdu6sr fubren auf Der 6anb j, Gar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21
Ri Ghren 9r. b. 9naeben's.

Der 8otI6afsr als SAT- Der eblcd'
oo'sr nniper1itdt. 9roBartlsf
9orbsreitunaen psroen BON ben
prokNoren uno @tuoentsn 1u'
ben gmpfans oss bsutiaen Siz
plomaten ~setroffsn.
Gbicaao, 20. Sauuur. Dim
Mittppd unb 0onner flag miro os
Gbicaao'er u~niperlitdt cine grobe Teler
gu Gbren oea beut19en 9oti4aftsrs in
MaI6inston, Or. b. 6olsben, peran1
i~ialten, peldsr bic Mnftalt bs1udsn
tpirb. Gr BAT bieien 8<fud benz prdz
i~ioentsn Der uniperlitdt, 9rn. 9arper,
5ugeia9t, Der Dor einisen Wofsn an
ibn cine Ginlapung rihtete. Sn Dem
Sinlooungs : S9rsibsn betonte 9r.
9arpsr, ouB roisNnpslenbeit oes aus
lanoil4tn Heprdlentantsn in ben Yer.
Staaten ni4t alein als cine Diploma
tube WiiIIlon, ionbsrn au9 als cine
Auno9ebung uno 9etpdbrleiItung I'M
ternationolr Jreuuoidoft gu betrodz
ten iei."
gsun ipsrosn bier fir leinsn Gmz
pfang am na9lten Mittpo9 grobarz
tlse Vorbsrsituneen eetroTfen. Die
untoerit 7gebOroen baben ben Gaq
gu elnsm Jelttas bsltimmt, uno bic
ituolrenoe Sugeno tpiro Dem biplpmaz
tif4en Wertrstsr bes beutidsn Rsidss
einsn gle.ben FsItiiden Gmpfana be-
reitsn. ME 'elner 3eit benz prdIi6sntsn
Mcainsp, 8oupsrnsur Huoiepelt uno
benz Gsianoten Der Na6barrepubiit
Msrifo.
Der Gmpfana finbst am Nodmit=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21

bisIer Heife unb Der 2dnge berStrede,
ipelde ibsr gis uno Sanee 5urid5uz
lssen 1T, b0dlt tbOriates Beginner lit.
Wenn inoeffen Der Yuton eisfrei eez
iporbsn 1T. 10 npiirbs bic Route nud
Nome uber SfaguaD, oann bic See'n
uno JliRe btnter DapIon binab uno
na6 Ct. Mi6ae( Der prattif9Ite uno
iiferIte Wes iein.
ueber bic 0erhdltnife bon OatpTon
beridtet Der 8ioez8oniul Mprri}on,
bob bic Staot tpdhrenb BEG lebtsn
Gpmmers 3tpar an Ginpobnern auz
riidgegangen 1T. absr an Ret9t6um
%5ugenommen bat. Die StraBen lino
beoeutenb RrbeHert porosn, unb bic
Ianitdren 9erbdltniFe Der Stdbt baz
ben iih tpeIentli9 gebobsn. Der Grz
trog Der Minen bat iid in 5olqe Der
perhherten Irbeitsmetbooen tpefentz
lt6 gehobsn. Die telssrapbifds Der
binbung Daplon's Pat CUR Jolee, bah
bas aopita( ben proIpsttorsn auf
benz 5ube fplqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21
9aucrnbe Waihinenibritt.

Sefters fat man f6on getlagt, bab
bic Sinten, nit Denen man IN UNI eren
9ogsn i4reibt, BEL 8eitem ni9t 10
battbur ieien, ME bic in fruFrer 3eit,
uno oas nit ibnen 8ei4rs6ene berz
hdltniBmdbig balb perbleifs unb berz
oerbe, ndbreno fribsre piatige
S4r!ft{tlds Olele Su6r6unoerte uberz
oauert bdtten.
Sn bieier 9s3iefung 1T IS Don Sn>
t~ersIe, oub serabs bic mpbern 3eit
audi niepsrum einise 466ilfe gu brin<
gen iaeint. 8ishrtge perglei4enbe
8eriu4s baden ergeben, baB bic bon
Der S4reibmaihine gslieferte Sdrift,
rsip. pas ou6ei benuBte Jluioum, gang
bepsuteno baltbarer ut. als bic blobe
5anoIdrift, t~penigItens bic 6autige.
M,an bat Dies ourd 4n~tpsnoung aler
m0gliden Sdursn in einisen 5aaen
iebr ~uber3eugenb feItesItent. 8!sRer
mar oieier umitanb nod ni6t als be-
Ioncersr 8or3ug Der S4relbmdl dime
angere6net poroen.
So1te Dieis, bic lid INNER ausz
i6l;eb[i6sr bic blnOasgeiadftlrfe
Welt srobrt, audi beitimmt fem, flint
tiebin pihtigs, fir iebr hngss 2ebsn
beiiimmte WttsnitIde ing Oaiein gu
f0rbsrr unb Der StratsmGnnsr Der
traute srit re6t gu peroen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21
too i'm ..&ent=Shsater" ftatt. prof.

tag i'm Sent Sbeater" ftatt. prof.
s. 2uprencs 3ausblin, 2sbrer ber
Staatspiheni4aft an Der unipsrIitdt,
piro bic Begribungsaniprade balten,
auf Die Der 8otihafter anttportsn
piro. Damn folst cine feiflihe 8egruz
bung in ben Rdumen beg .Auaorangs
kzGlubs," unb am Nbsnb perben
1tGIiosnt 9arpsr unb Der Ssnat Der
uniperIitdt ben Gbrsnealt uuf einem
8antett in Ginslsp's fsitli6 bepirz
tEn.
Sn feinsm auf bic Ginfabung sez
fanoten liebensnirbigsn Mnna6mez
idreibsn iast Der Botidafter: ~4ls
NsprGientant meines &ai1ers u. meis
rer Rssisrung babe id mir itsts biz
Nufsabe siteut, niat muir bic 5tpiiden
Der 3egisrung, Bel pslher ia beglauz
biat bin, unb meiner eisenen 1dpebenz
ben Nngslesenbeiten gu erleoisen, Ionz
bern aud Elm sutes@inpernebmen 5niz
Idsn bsiosn Hsgsrungsn uno ibrer Be-
D%0lteruns gu erhalten uno gu fOrbsrn.
8on Der ueber5eugung ausgebeno, bab
elm 1olfes Ginpernebmen ii6 bor OIL
lem bur4 cine rihtige segenieitigeNuf>
fldrung iber Ginrihtungen uno 8ez
brduhe bes anosren 2anoes unb burh
ndberes 8etanntperben nit ieinen
G%inpobnsrn berbeifubrtn ldBt, babe
ih IS ltets fir meme pflidt gebalten,
umqang unb Jreunoi4aft nit ben
tonanaebsnbsn Mdnnern Der politit
unb WiHsn1daft gu pflsgsn."
Gin berIbmter S4riftz
teller.
op n, 20. San. Sobn Rusz
tin 1T beute Na9mittag TN Glitter bon
81 Sabrsn al, Der NnfluelAa aeltorber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21

nad Nortb chandelier, beftissen bort
etnen 5radt5ua Der Wabafb : 9abn,
perlieben bsnfelben aber Bel Golumbia=
9Th unb I4lugen lid ieitpdrts in Dis
gilde. Die Rduber battsn ndhs5u
$4,000 erhutet. $50 In fIsinerMIn5e
battsn tie auriidgelaHen.
Gina our ielben .3eit purbe biegant
in Gaetspiae, Monro. : Gpuntb, um
$500 BIB $4,000 beraubt. Die 0Dnaz
NIT : @rplo1ion pedts bic 8ireer, aber
ben Rdubern 9slans e, auf elmer
9ano : Gar auf ben 9eleifen Der Woz
mon { 8abn gu entflieben. Die ganf
9sbort Gbtparb palm.r BON Gbicago.
Quh bic 8anf in Mfron puros in
berielben Wsife beraubt. Ga purbsn
etpa $1,000 baraus esltoblen. Die
Hdubsr entfamen auf elmer 6anbzgar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21

Detroit onsenommensn ReIolution,
baB ale gu Der 5eoeration seb0rigen
@erbdnbs fi6 nidt nit benz nOrDen
Der Qrbeitsritter" einlahen loaten. -
Oa5 8erfabren Der n4rbeitsritsr" lei
Elm unpiirbise5, benn iie bdttsn 2eute
aus pennIplpanien uno Ohio na4
8anfas eeI6idt, I'm Die pldbe Der
f~tritsnbsn @rubenarbeiter ein5unsbz
men. Die 8efolution rpurbe ungez
nommen unb bdbur6 Der 8rr6 5sptz
i9en ben vlniteb Mine @orters" uno
BEN n9niebts Of 2abor" nod ertpsifert.
grdlibent Sobn MitfsQ uno Sez
tretGr uno @9abmeiiter W. 6. pierce
fino mittels INFLAMMATION fir einen
5~peiten Ssrmin pieoergepdhlt nor
ben.