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Evening journal., 1900-01-08
IN FLoURIsHINs CONDITION
ANiJUA REPORT
OF DIRECTORS or p. W. & B.
RAILROAD ISSUED TODAY.

SlA / -oE(OND AANA fN-AA AeA@i CAe
OF DIRECTORS OF p. W. & b.
RAILROAD ISSUED TODAY
The board Of directors of the P. w.
& B. Railroad Conn ANY today issuea
its sixty-second annu al report to the
stockholders. II is for the year 1899,
and gives much intere sting data relat-
ing to the lines embraced by the sys-
tenn. The total milea ge operated Is
55O.97: road owned. 11I.S6 miles: total
owned and operated. 5S.S3 miles,
The system shows IN Increase in
gross earnings, the gain for the year
being S791 ,243.39 and this notwith-
standing the fact that the peninsula
peach crop was an entire failure.
Freight traffic shows an exceptional
gain, the a aggregate tonnage being s.
193,724 tans. as compared with 5.914.2 73
tons for 1898. The increase was maiJlly
in the local q affic in both directions.
During the ear nine engines of b cav
Ter type were built to replace old loco
motives destroyed or sold. and twenty
one box. ninete an gondolas and four
teen freight cars were built to replace
similar ones sold or destroyed.
The Delaware r Dad also shows a ma
terial increase in both gross and net
earnings.
The board OF directors is composed
OF A. ]. Cassatt. William Sellers, John
r. Green, Benjamin +. Newcomer, Skip
with Wilmer. Edward Lloyd. Il. Tatnall
Warner, German II. Hunt Benjamin b.
.Comegys. n. Parker Shortlidge Preston
Lea, John Cass,els, Charles E. Pugh.
William II. Bar ues, Switzerland NJ.
Provost
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
YELLOW FLAG OUT
TWO CASES OF SMALLPOX ON
CONRAD STREET.

For the first time since in office, Sec
retary Wigglesworth, of the Board Of
Health, yesterday placed yellow flag
indicating smallpox, over the door OF
the residence of Herman Yeske, No.
sos Conrad street.
The victims of the disease are Nina
Yeske,aged years, and Minnie Krant-
Ter, aged is years. DR.. ]. Harvey Spru-
ance is in attendance and reports the
cases as serious.
Secretary Wigglesworth's action in
placing the flag over the Yeske house
created much CONSERVATION in the
ueighborhood. as although it was
known that there was sickness in the
house, the presence of the dread dis
ease was not suspected. The house is
closely quarantined by the Board OF
Health officers, and no one is allowed
to leave it, There are no other cases
in the neighborhoOd.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
PASTOR TO BE INSTALLED

REV. JOHN SHAPE WELCOMED
TO THE CHURCH AND COMMU-
NIFTY.
Rev. John Shape, who has been in
the city for some time, will be formal
ly installed as pastor OF Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist Church tonight
In accordance with the usual cus-
tom. Rev. DR.. Weston, president Of the
Grocer Theological Seminary, viii
preach the installation sermon, While
Rev. f. r. Briggs. pastor OF the sec
ond Baptist Church. viii welcome hr.
snape to the Baptist Association Of
this ciy. Rev Henry Baker, y. y.
pastor Of Grace NJ. e. Church. will wei
come him to the community.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
REV. DIR. MGLYNN DEAD.

Rev. DR.. Edward McGlynn, pastor of
St Mary's Church, at Newburg, n. Y,
died at that place yesterday of Bright's
disease DR.. McGlynn was ex-com-
municated from the church in 1887
because Of espousing the cause Of free
public schools and of Henry George.
He was later taken back into the
church Dr. McGlynn was known in
this city, having delivered lectures
here on several occasions.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
STOVE CAUSES FIRE.

The explosion OF an oil stove caused
a slight fire at the Hotel Western az
an early hour yesterday morains. a
still alarm was sent into the Wasning-
ton Fire Company and the chenicai
responded. but before its arrivel tie
flames had been extinguished By Pro
prietor Krause. Captain Black and o.
ficer Taylor were early upon the scene
but their services we're not required.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
TYSON SUIT SETTLED
THE CASE AGAINST THE della
WARE HORsEMAN DROPPED.

THE CASE AGAINST THE DELLA
WARE HORsEMAN DROPPED.
Chief Justice Lore heard argument
in the case OF A. II. Tyson, who was
recently arraigne1 before Magistrate
Daley, charged with obtaining mone3
under false pretenses. This was case
where a requisition was asked 20 take
Tyson to Maryland and it was referred
to the chief justice.
Tyson was accused by r. B. Downes,
of Queen Anne county Md, of obtaining
s675.40 for a carload of horses under
false pretenses. Before the chief JUS
tice it developed that the civil suit
which had been brought by Downes
against Tyson had been settled. The
complainant was present and did not
press the criminal charge. The chief
justice did not think the evidence suffi-
cient for a requisition and dismissed
the case. w. +. Lyman represented
Tyson.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
WILL BE LAUNCHED WEDNESDAY

On wednesday HlOIuluE at nlbn
water, barge No. %. for the Munson
Steamship Company. will be launched
from the ways of the Jackson and
Sharp Company. She is 115 feet long,
and will be used as lighter in Cuban
waters. The launch was 10 have occurred
several days ago. but owing to the cold
weather and the Christiana river be-
inE choked with ice. 10 was postponed.
The company has a contract for fOul
OF the lighters for service CT Cuba's
shore
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
DR. ANGELEs CONDITION.

At the time Of going to press this
Afternoon, Drs. Bullock. Draper and
Williamson expressed but little hope
Of the recovery Of Rev. Thomas b.
Angel, d. d.. the new rector of st.
Andrews Church, who is suffering
with pneumonia. Dr. Angel came
here from Harrisburg.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
srpLLA HENDRIcKs HOME.

Stella Hendricks. the l6-year-old girl
who mysteriously disappeared from
her home, No. 1109 French street
Thursday evening. returned last night
According to a statement in a local
paper of today. Stella has been M
Philadelphia Ito look for work. She
said: "The reason / did not tell my
mother I was going away was because
II did not think about IL"
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
INSTRUMENTATION POsTPONED.

A two weeks shutdown of the pipe
mills in New Castle so soon upon the
holiday expenditures makes it advis-
able to defer resuscitation Of Seminole
Tribe till later in the month. Over
fifty have signed the application, but
100 members are desired by those in
terested
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
FARMERS MUTUAL MEETING
MANAGERS ELECTED AT THE AN
NUAL SESSION TODAY.

The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of the State Of Delaware held
its annual meeting this morning and
elected William II. Swift, Wilson T..
.Cavender. Hiram r. Burton, Manlove
Hayes and Andrew S. Eliason, mana
gers for three years; William K. Coch-
ran was elected a manager for one
year. Six per cent. interest was de-
clared on all business amounting TO IS
and upwards.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
Alpha Boat Club to Offer
Reward for Recovery of
Eyre's Guns
ALSO A REWARD FOR sKIFF
DAYS HAVE ELAPSED
SINCE THE YOUNG MAN DIsAP-
PEARED AS COMPLETELY AS
THOUGH THE EARTH HAD
SWALLOWED HIM UP.

Chester, jan S.-The Alpha Boat
Club will tonight consider a proposi-
tlon for Offering a reward for infor-
nation leading to the recovery OF two
Parker guns belonging TO the missing
clubman, George b. Eyre. 1t is
thought these guns may possibly have
been picked up on the Jersey shore
and are being held for a reward.
Saturday night the Hanley Hose
Company decided to offer a reward Of
$50 for the recovery Of Eyre's skin.
Eyre was a member Of the Hanley,
and It's secretary Is Chief Of Police
Berry. Lawyer Joseph II. Hinkson is
president OF the company. Tomorrow
night Chester Lodge of Elks viii dis
cuss the advisahility of Offering a re-
ward for Eyre's body. The missing
man was a member of this lodge, and
x-Mayor Crosby M. Black, the exalted
ruler has been active in prosecuting
the search for Eyres body at the lat
ters iavOrite cunning haunts.
Seventeen days have elapsed since
George B. Eyre disappeared as COM
pletely as though the earth had swal-
lowed him up. On the morning or
Thursday, December 81, he left the cf-
fee OF Lawyer William p. Harvey, IN
! the Cambridge building to prepare for
a ducking trip ON the Jersey shore He
was seen going 10 the boathouse OF the
alpha Boat Club. at the foot Of Welsh
street. equipped for the trip. No ono
| has been found who saw him enter the
boathouse or leave it. The presump-
tion has been all along that he did
leave the boathouse and rowed over 20
the duclxing ground. The police were
not officially notified ofshis disappear
ance until the following Sunday His
street clothes. which he had taken on
to don the ducking suit, were found az
the Winter quarters OF the Alpha club,
on West Third street and In the
nockets we're O roll of money. Goid
watch and q diamond ring. with this
lmeagre information TO work upon, the
luoiice started an investigation. and ai-
n ter two weeks of unremittng toll q
N paddle and the false bottom cf Eyre
Il skin were picked up out Of the river
/, ON the Delaware shore many miles be-
!, low this city.
n What became OF the man and his
skin are as much a mystery today as
when Chief Berry began work upon H.
:. Every possible theory has been adj
vanced from accidental drowning %
murder. The river on both sides from
the Delaware line TO Darby creek, has
been searched for traces OF the miss
( ing man as IL never was explored be-
{ fore
On Saturday Walter McClintock, OF
4 lisouth Wilmington found a paddle such
llas Is used by duck hunters. 1t was
found on the Delaware river front just
below this city and was taken to Ches.
ter by McClntock to see If it belonged
TO the boat George B. Eyre used.
Many Wilmington rivermen thinH
that IL Eyre was drowned the warn
weather Of the past few days will soof
e bring the body TO the surface OF th'
n tuofpr
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
no HOLD ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT

There is unusual activity in Grand
Army circles owing to the preliminary
arrangements which are now being
made for the annual department en-
campment. For the purpose of select
ing a time and place for the encamp-
ment. the Council Of Administration OF
Delaware will meet at the home OF Ad-
jutant- General William A. Reilly, No
|7l2 Lombard street. this evening. The
encampment will probably be held
some time during the month Of May.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08

The republicans have now thrown
off all disguise. all concealment, and
are soidly for the single gold standard.
Let the people Of the country take due
notice and govern themselves next year
accordingly. ly.-Richmond Dispatch.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
TO INsTALL OFFICERS.

Washington Lodge. No. /, X. of p,
will install officers at its rooms in X.
OF p. Hall. Seventh and King streets,
this evening. George Carter. formerly
of the Evening Journal but now Of the
New York Press, will be installed as
past chancellor commander.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
MEETING OF LIQUOR DEALERS.

A meeting Of the Retail Liquor Deal
ers' Association was held in German
Hall yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose of arousing interest in the organi-
zation. Addresses were delivered by
National Secretary Whalen. OF Wash
ington, and National Organizer P. ].
.Dolan, Of New York
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
REVIVAL SERVICES AT WEST.

Major George A. Hilton, who has
been conducting revival services at
West Presbyterian Church for the past
two weeks. will continue the meetings
fer another week, as much good is
being done.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
WILL MEET TONIGHT.

1t is probable that at tonights meet
ing of the Board of Education, action
will be taken on the proposed amend
-ments to rules and bylaws
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
CnrTING IcE IRON LAkE.

Workmen were engaged on Saturday
in cutting the ice from the lake at
Brandywine Springs The ice IS Of
good quality and ranges in thickness
from six TO eight inches.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
RAILWAY ARGUMENT FINIsHED.

Argument on the application OI the
Wilmington City Railway Company
for an Injunction restraining the VIII
mington and Brandywino Springs
Railway from building its limo on
West Sixth street, was concluded on
Saturday. The chancellor is expected
to give a decision shortly. Whatever
this decision, an appeal viii be taken
to the Supreme Court of the state.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
INSTALLED nFFICERs.

Officers Of James A. Garfield Coun-
ell, Jr. o. u. A. NJ. We're installed on
Saturday evening by State Councillor
J. Y. Anderson.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
cuTTING IcE AT HInERNIA.

The Pocono Ice and Coal Company
was cutting ice today at Hibernia, Pa.
The ice is about nine inches thick, and
the houses Of the company in this city
viii be filed with it.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
WoMENs RETREAT BEGUN.

A weeks retreat for women was be-
gun at ST. Peters Pro-Cathedral yes
terday morning. The sermon was
preached by Rev. Father ]. J. Corbley,
Of Chicago.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08

Rev. Alexander T. Bowser. pastor Of
the First Unitarian Church, preached
an interesting sermon on THE Bible,
Its Authority and Use last evening.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
UNLOADING SAND.

Barges No. ] and arrived at the
Charles Warner Company's wharf this
morning with large loads Of fine beach
sand
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
THREATEN A STRIKE
CITY RAILWAY MEN DON'T WANT
JOHN LEMON EMPLOYED.

A report that John Lemon, an ltal-
ian. and formerly a bother at Fourth
and Scott streets, would be employed
as a conductor on the Wilmington City
Railway Company's lines, has aroused
the employees of that company. They
declare that they will strike should
Lemon be put on.
Superintendent Harvey B. Nande-
grift, of the line, denies that Lemon is
to be employed. although he made ap-
plicatiOn for a position.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM
AIITTEE

The executive committee Of the
Young Mems Democratic Club has
organized by electing w. A. McCaf-
ferty. chairman; John Mckelyey' sec
retary, and George ]. Fink, treasurer
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.

Jonathan r. Shipley, aged 6S years,
has had a second stroke Of paralysis,
and is in a critical condition.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
COL. WooD ANp GRAIN.

II. r. Sergeant. Coal and Wood office
Seventh and King. Delmarvia phone
545. Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
~. pl-rs A BoX IN YOUR POCKET.

III You'll always carry a. box or Cas-
.arefs candy Cathartic il purse or
nocket you'll be sure 10 have them when
YOU nced them. Druggists, loc., 2oc., SIC.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08

James p. Rogers, of the United States
Fish Commission. OF Washington, is In
Wllminston on a visit TO friends.
Evening journal., 1900-01-08
no crTRp A coUD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Ouinine Tablets
All druEgists refund the money if II fails
to cure. b. w. Groves signature Is on
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-07-03

,Sier III Niemano, Der bas bemun-
bert! Ser rotbe Gtaub ideudt uns bon
Der @traBe, bannt uns in's 0aus. 0te
gamen bier unter ben bielsn Wadnnern
iinb gu adblen, unb bon ben bunbert-
tauienb ginuobnern befebt bic 3dlfte
aus e9maraen. Sd babe es iatt, bier
au leben; i9 m6dte nod europa au-
rid unb bann auf elmer aotta9e In
gnalano ooer G6ottlano leben, bas
babe Sabr iiber reiien-na9 paris,
gDiesbaben, OFenbe. Mber bier-9rdb.
li9!"
Ser junee 9eutide batte ii9 erbo.
ben, UNI eine dltere Game au beerhben,
bic foeben bas 3immer betrat anb nit
ibrer bo6buiiaen, an einem l1eber-
fluiie bon Sleii6fiille leibenben @efalt
faf bic 9biir ausiiillte. Gin unaus-
neblider patidouliaerud burdltr6mte
io9lei1 ben Salon, 10 baB Mliee bas
feline gattilitud an bic Naie fibrte.
v@uten Sag, 0ottorden," beerlbte
Die groBe Game ben @af nit fat
mdnnIid tiefer Gtimme. .Nu9 mai
tpieber ba? ga. bic Nliee !! Die gan5en
Mdnner bat lie int Gdlepptau. Nber
id tpeib alld, tuen lie an liebfen bat.
8iellei6t perrat6e ids Sbnen ipdter
einmal, menm Sie's ipiiien tpollen.
(5ortiebuns folst)-
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Gin @eiher ,uirn aelb.

@roBe 8eitiiraune rief es bel ben
Sreunoen BON SO. q. 6ogartp, 2e=
rineton, &p., berpor, als Tie laben,
baB feline 6autfarbe fib nab unb
nab in @elb ueripanoelte. @r fit
fiir6terlib inter Der @elbiubt. St
tpuroe BON ben beiten glersten be-
banbelt, ieopb obne iegliben gr=
folg. gs tpurbe ibm bann an=
eeratben, Electric Bitters' Die
befannte Maeen= uno 9eber Meoiz
Gin, 81 nebmen, uno er ibreibt:
rWa6oem i6 2 Slaiben gebraubt
bate, tpar ib pDllfon1men gebeilt.
Cine 8rDbe tpiro Seben BON leiner
tuDbltbdtigen @irfungen auf ben
Maeen uno Die 2eber iiber5eueen.
Sour so Gents. 3u baben BEL s.
&alteper & Subn, Droeuiiten.
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"EuREKA SPRINGS.

giner Der ibDniten &usflugs= unb
Sommer 9lufentbaltsurte lit "Eu-
reka Springs. Sn ben 8lauen
Osarf=8ergen bes nDrbliben Nrfanz
las eeleeen, bat es elm uniibertroffe<
nes &lin1a. Beite 9lffomDbationen
in ben Sotels. Wdbreno oes ganSen
Sabres tperoen bon Der ''FRISCO
LIME" iebr nieoriee &unofabrt=
Staten ausseeeben. Wan tpenoe iib
an ben @eibdftsfibrer oes "Cres-
cent Hotel, Eureka Springs,
tueaen neuer 9ampblete.
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Ser Mppetit eimer 3ieae

tpirb BON alien, beren Magen uno
2eber franfbaft iinb, Benedict, ob=
pobl iie tpiiien 1ollten, oab "Dr.
Kings New Life Pills" ben Mp=
petit tpieberberiteuen uno cine CUTE
@erbauung iiIern, 1ptpie oas gan5e
Spitem itdrfen. Sour 25 Gents. 3u
baben bel s. &alteper & Sobn,
grDguiiten.
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tSeit oreiBis Sabren babeu fi4 Eut!'s
Y;usn als Gin Se9sn fir einsn ieben Sn'
pa!ioen sriuisisn. S,e iiue nit Re4t elm
ssreunb oes &rouisn 5u 1tenuen.
Gine bihannte Gbatfa9e
IL es, baB burn bic @alIe peruriahte
GoplI IAmeryn, Dpspepiie, Massnidurs,
Malaria, WsritopfunS unb iammtlihe
samit 0srmauote 3rantbeiten burd
9utt's &eber = Ytuem
ponitAnots fmrtrt ,perDem.
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9ie ailaemeine 1raae

lit Jest: .gobin ion ih in bieIem 5um<
tt1er reiien?"
Sic lit iebr ieirbt beanttuortet:
Naeb benz 9eorben, Often ober @eiten
nit mem ibnellen KATY FLYER,
elm wide vestibuled'' 3us nit Buffet
Sblafpagen unb reclining chair cars"
Sibe fret.
@enoet gueb an irsenb einen Katy
Ngenten Der bereitpilliait irseno ipelcbe
Musfunft in 8e5ue auf &aten, 5abroeiten
ac., seben iuirb, ober ibreibt an
W. g. Grub,
Gen. YaH & Z. @st., Dallas, Ter.
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45 uno mebr Hrusent-am gerineiten
in Nahen nit % &roaent. @traBbure
uno Garmftaot nit "a, @iir5burg
unb Jreiburg INIT 26, sSranffurt a.
SO. unb 8otsbam nit 27, 3uri9,
Meb unb 8obum NIT 80, &a1lel uno
Ssnabriid nit 20.
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q nfu n TT.
W. 8. & z. 8abm.

Mbfabrt.
Nab Baco. Sort @ortb, Dallas, aanias
gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tdslib
(S. u. & u. g. 9ep0t) .7:45 Mor9ens.
Nab @acD. Sort @Drtb. Dallas &c. (nom
SunIet OepDt) 500 Wbenos.
Mntunft.
Bon Chicago, ct. 2ouis, 8anias 9th,
9a1as, Sort @Drtb unb g8aco, tdglib
(Suniet 0epot) $3.50 @orm.
Bon @aeo, Sort g8ortb. Dallas &C.. (S.
u. & q. IS. 9epDt) 1920 Nbenos.
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0ebmrtem nnb gterbefalle in beuts
59em GtGbten.

Das StatiIti5he Mmt Der Staot
Miin9en felt felt ei,1er 3eit BON
Sabren Die tpi1tigiten auf @eburtens
bdufiefeit unb Sterblibfeit beaiigli=
ben 3ablen aus ben grDBeren beutz
i6en Stdbten, einiblieBlib @ien
unb 3iirib, auiammen. uno ernn6g=
licbt oaourh einen iebr lebrreihen
8erglei1 bieier 3ablen NIT chamber.
Nub fir 1899 tpuroe bieie Mrbeit
tpieber bereeitellt, unb in ben lebten
9agen perienbet. Die 9abellen ent>
balten Die Nabtpeiie fiir bas genan1te
Sabr aus ID @t6bten unb ionitigen
grDBeren Mpbnpldben, uno bic tpib=
tighten 8erbdltniB5ablen aus 64
Stdbten, bic ibpn felt rninbeitens
feds Sabren iib an bieien @erelei<
bungen betbeiligen. = Gin Der Spite
iteben Der @inmobner5abl nad (fiir
Mitte 1899 bere1net) Berlin NIT
100000, @ien nit LOCO. 900,
6amburg nit 684, 700, Munben
init 452. 900 unb 2eipaig NIT 43O,=
600. Damn folgen mod brei @tdbte
(8reslau, Dresden, &Dln) NIT n1ebr
als 100000, fiinf nit mebr al8
200, 900, 19 nit mebr als 100, 600
uno bic iibrigen AZ NIT geringeren
3ablen. 3egensbura na1t nit 43, :
600 ben SbluB. @ir entnebmen
betn intereHanten 8eriht alS tuid-
tigite Ingaben folgenoe:
Die @eburtS3iffer, b. B. Die Ser
bdltniB5abl Der lebenogeborenen &in=
Der auf je tanIeno gintppbner, mar
am itdrtiten in &6niesbiitte (Sble=
iien) nit 62.3 unb Mltenoorf (bei
gGen) NIT 51.1, am eerineiten in
8Otsoam NIT 20.9; fie berebnet ii4
in 10 Gtdbten atpiiben so uno 40,
in 48 5tpii9en 40 unb 80. in Ia atpi=
iben 80 unb 20. Ser Yroaentiab Der
9ootgeburten mar am b0biten nit
6.2 in @ien, am eeringiten nit
1.8 in &DnigSbiitte = iener Der
auBerebeli1en @eburten eteibfaas
am b61iten nit 1927 in @ien, am
geringften in @emibeib nit II.
Sebr gering iinb bic lebterndbnten
GerbdltniB3ablen auBerbem in
idnn1tlihen rbeiniihen unb nett
pbdliiben 6tdbten (nirgenos iiber
Z Bro5ent), bann in &aiiel, Wfanns
beiln, Spanbau, gbarlpttenburg,
Darmitabt unb 2iibed (nirgenbs
iiber 10 Broaent), oageeen bod Unit
20 BrDsent un6 mebr) in Dresden,
@iir5burg, Wteb, StraBburg uno
Wiiinhen, oas NIT 27.0 Brp5ent I'M.
mittelbar auf @ien folet. - Die all=
getneine Sterblibteitssiffer (Ber=
bdltniBaabl Der Sterbefdne auf tau=
ienb ginuobner) mar am b01lten,
mie AUDI ibun 1898, in &6nigsbiitte
NIT 800 unb am nieorigIten in
SbDneberg (bei 8erlin) nit 1873.
In Die eritgenannte Stabt iblieBen
ii6 nit boben 3iffern 8oburn, @e=
eensburg, glbine, 5iirtb, Stettin,
Salle, Breslau, 9uisbure, gbem-
nib, Oan5ig, Bolen unb &6niesberg
(24.0) an. an SbDnebere baeeeen
nit geringen: gbarlottenburg unb
3lrib, nit je l5.4. Bon ben iibri=
gen So Stdoten neraeibnen % mebr
uno 30 tuenieer ole ie 20 Sterbefdlle
auf tauienb gintpDbner.
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