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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-06
A DOZEN WOUNDED
b. Collision Of Traction Cars, n,
Akron. o.

b. Collision of Traction Cars, mt
Akron. o.
AKRON, O., May 5-Two Northern
Ohio traction cars collided at the foot
of steep hill on North Howard street
this afternoon, and about dozen peo-
pie were injured. The two cars were
loaded with passengers, and were trav-
cling close together. For some reason
the breaks on the second car failed to
work and it dashed down the hill at a
terrific speed, striking the forward car.
which had stopped to take on passen-
gers.
Strange to say no one on the second
car was Injured except the motorman,
Scott, who sustained serious internal
Injuries. The rear platform of the for
ward car was crowded and all on it
were more or less injured The more
seriously hurt are,
John Rausch, Dennison, left leg
crushed so that amputation viii be
necessary.
John Pobaeht, Akron, leg crushed,
amputation necessary.
George Authenreith, Cuyahoga Falls,
foot crushed
Miss George Copp, student, Akron, in
jured about hips
William T. Sawyer. attorney, Akron,
injured internally.
A. B. Scott motorman, Akron, in
jured internally
James Mitchell, Akron, both legs
broken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-06

CHICAGO. May 5.--Seven persons were
burned to death, three fatally injured
and several others sngntly burned and
otherwise injured in fire that de-
stroyed three-story apartment build
ing at 1916 Marquette avenue, South
Chicago. early to-day.
The dead:
Mrs. Josephine Cooley.
Mabel Cooley, six years old. daughter
of Mrs. Cooley.
Annie Cooley, 15 months old, daugh-
ter of Mrs Cooley.
Peter Zook. owner Of the building.
Mrs. Peter Zook.
Victoria Zook.
Nicholas Zook.
The seriously injured:
William Cooley, husband OF Mrs Jo-
sephine Cooley, badly burned; will die.
Louisa Christensen, lace and body
burned, will probably die.
Mabel Christensen, two years old,
daughter Oh MIS-. ShhiotShooh, SStSA~ss
burned; will die.
Harry Murphy, slightly burned and
both legs broken by jumping from third
story window. Will recover
John Zook, badly burned and bruised
about body Will recover.
Mrs Julia Erwin, LurneA and bruised.
While the occupants of the burning
building were struggling with the
smoke and flames, in the hope of forcing
their way to safety, the fremen, who
were responding to the alarm, were
vainly waiting for freight train, which
blocked the way of the fire engines to
move away from the crossing and give
an open road to the fire.
Marshall Driscoll, in charge OF the
fremen. called to the conductor and
brakeman to move the train. but they
refused to comply with his request
The police were sent for, and the crew
was arrested.
Then, under orders OF the fire mar
shall, the train was backed from the
crossing. but by the time the flremen
reached the burning building the struc-
ture had been destroyed. Scattered
among the embers were found the char
red remains OF the victims. The bodies
were burned beyond recognition, and
were identified in various ways.
The train crew, who live at Elkhart,
Ino., are being held without bail. await
ing the verdict of the coroner's in
quest
The origin of the fire is unknown. The
building was an old one. built of wood,
and burned so rapidly that all avenues
of escape by stairways were cut off
before the occupants were aware OF
the fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-06
The Tin Plate workers.

CLEVELAND. May 5.-The annual
convention of the international Tin
Plate Workers Protective Association
opens tomorrow morning.
President George Powell and Score
fary Charles E. Lawyer arrived in the
city to-day. The delegates are a5ouI
forty in number. President Powell said
that the chief business of the conven
ton would be the fixing OF new scale
for the tin plate workers all over the
country.
The present scale expires on July l5ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-06

districts. 1t is believed this plan will
prove happy solution of the race sit
uation and viii prevent any anuicipat-
ed trouble.
Grand Master James Campbell of tho
Masonic grand lodge, of Florida. to-
night issued the following appeal to the
Masonic fraternity Of the United
States:
There is hardly an inhabitant OF the
city Of Jacksonville. Florida, who has
not lost his home, business or employ
ment, and in many cases all three, by
the practical destruction Of our city by
fire on May 3rd. The portion destroy
ed comprises one hundred and forty
squares in the heart of the business aAd
most populous portion of the city, COW
ering an area of about two miles long
and three-Quarters of mile wide.
twenty thousand of our citizens are
homeless.
Among the victims are those who
would under circumstances be the first
to contribute to relief of the distressed.
Being unable to help ourselves, We
issue this appeal for assistance to the
Masonic fraternity of the United States.
All contributions should be address
ed to w. P. Webster, Grand Secretary,
Jacksonville, Fla"
The majority of the property own
ers who suffered losses have announced
their intention of rebuilding as soon as
the debris can be removed.
The city is rapidly recovering from
the shock and excitement following the
fire and work actually begins to-mor-
row on several sites in the fire demons
path.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-06
THE, PRESIDENTS WIFE
VIII Be Accorded the Homer oi
Launching the BattIeship Ohio.

Launching the Battieship Ohio.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 5.-The much
discussed question as to whom would
fall the honor OF launching the battle
ship Ohio has been settled by the an
nouncement lnat the function will be
performed by Mrs. Mckinley After the
simple ceremonies preceding the event.
consisting OF short addresses by Presi-
dent Mckinley. Governor Nash and
Irving n Scott, Mrs. Mckinley will press
,e button, and the released axe Will
sever the rope just at the turn of the
ude at 1925 p. m. Just as .4rs. Me-
Kinley touches the button, Miss Helen
Deshler. of Columbus, Wi break the
bottle of California wine over the bow
and give the new fighting machine the
name of Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-06
JOHN ]. HETzEL
Is Coning Back to This State to
Eater PoIffices.

Special to the Register
MARTfNSBURG, w Va. May 5.-Hon.
John ]. Hetzel. the general manager OF
the United States Leather Company. has
decided TO move back TO West Virginia to
enter politics. Hetzel has made fortune
during the last few years and now lives
New York He is a shrewd politician
and a good stumper but he viii be apt
to crowd the present Republican leaders
in this section especially. Fish Commits
sioner Geo NJ Bowers who In r-i~fr@'
chief lieutenant in this section. and L. s.
G. Pitzer. who is sick to go to Congress
and has been trying TO get the nomination
for four or five years.
HetzeI to-day purchased Eindewoid the
suburban home of Mr.. J. Nelson Wisner,
which was sold by order of the court for
the satisfaction of his debts. and will
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-06
Burglar. at new Nartin.ville.
,peciaI to- the Registel

Special to the Register.
NEW MARTINSvILLE, w. Va, May s..
Burglars broke into the clothing store of
J. NJ Bendess last night and took over
500 worth of clothing and shoes At this
time there is a clew to the burglars Two
hard looking characters left q team at
the livery barn on Jim Bawen for six days.
The team was pretty well worn out One
Of the horses feet set exactly In the track
that was opposlte where the goods were
taken. and It Is thought that they will be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-06
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. May 5--For Western
Pennsylvania and West yirginia--Partly
cloudy Monday. Tuesday--PzrtIy cloudy:
probably showers ana cooler: variable
For Ohi0-Fafr in eastern. showers and
cooler in western portion. Monday. Tues
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-06
Brought Home the De.d.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 5.-The trans
port Egbert has arrived from Taku, and
has gone into quarantine The EEbert
brings large number Of bodies Of
American soldiers, which hare been
temporarily irxerred at Taku.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-06
W. VA, MONDAY. NAY 8 1901
Loss ELEVEN MILLIONS.
THAT Is THE LATEST ESTIMATE
OF THE JACKSONVILLE FIRE
CALAMITY.
E STATE AND GOVERNMENT
AIDING IN THE URGENT WORK OF
RELIEF BY FURNISHING
TENTS,

The City il Under Martial Law. and
Troops Are ON Duty-ThOusands
of Homeless People Have Left
the Stricken Town for Temporary
Refuge Among Relatives and
Friends-The Latest Details Of the
Disaster to the Southern City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-06
cial to the Register

Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. May 5.-wm.
T. Thayer. aged 40. who for years was one
of the most prominent business men in the
kanawha valley and the State died at
1870 tonight at his home in this City. Of
heart disease. He was in the foundry bus
mess here until recently, and was large
" interested In coal operations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-06
SEVEN BURNED TO DEATH.
! FRIGHTFUL DISASTER IN A
SOUTH CHICAGO TENEMENT
HOUSE. YESTERDAY.
OWNER OF BUILBINGPERIsHEB
AND SIX PERSONS WE'RE SERIOUS
LIZ INJURED,

of the Firemen, and Precious
Time Was Thereby Lost-Trafn-
men Refused 20 Move Ont of the
Way-When the Train Was Fin
ally Moved the Building Had Been
Destroyed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-06

and it is considered desirable, if pos
slble, to have one favorable to the men
ready to go into effect after that date.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
9pnn JIammsutahe s~erettet.
Oret fleine Rinher ppn tinsn kberss
ten Motprmanrn aus einem breus
rsnben 9auie gsbolt.

Oret feline Ginher ppn einers b<berss
ten Motprmanre aus einsm brsns
nenben 9auie gebolt.
Nur Durd bic @eift.s9egsnspdrt bes
Motprmonnes Oopie MerriIon muir
ben eeitern Morsen bic brei i'm Iltsr
BON 4, 6 unb s Sdbren Itehenb.n &ins
Der Der 5rau Mars prucinsfD. Rr.
500, Sib : Gpuinston : IRnue, bor
einem i4psdfi9en 5ldmmsntpoe GEE
rettet.
@egen 8 ubr Morsens iab 5ruu
Sannab Wenten, Nr. 2405, Softer
Npenue, Rau9 aus benz 9uuIe Der
5amili. grueinstp bringen. lief na4
Dem 4larmfaften Nr. III unb CAB
ben S.ueralarm ab. Sat- CUR eletz
den 3eit fam MorrifOn, Der an Ga
g.ritruBe, nabs 8roaotpaD, tpo6nt,
ouf benz Wege na9 Der Irbett bic
@trabe entlang, fab ben Gau4 unb
b0rte bic Silferue Der brsi &inoer,
bi. in einem 3immer. bus nit Baud
angsfIut mar, BIN unb berlsfen,
ltirste in's 5aus. tDtdele ale orei in
cine Oede unb bra9te f. auf bic
Strabe. Mittlertpeile mar bic 5euerz
pebr ongefommen unb lDf9te bic
5lammen, na6bem fe S9abn i'm
8etrage bon 5000 angeri9tet batten.
Srau prucinstp. bic in Der Stride gez
tpeIen, ols Der 8ranb entitunh, fam
bolb burouf mad Suuie unb mar
iibergludli9, aGs lie fanb. buB ibre
&inber gerettet tparen. Der @erlut
1T bur9 @erfi6erung in Der r0eutz
f6en Jsuerperii9erungs : @eieuz
ThdFt" uebsdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
GserH Sirsi6aft sntIafsu.
Der Qn9rsifer Oes 9oftOrg Seller ptes
Der duf freien etiiben.

W. uuI ILeSII OubeIt"
SsrfeDsGtt1, q. 5e6ruur. -
Sbpmas q. Barter, Der am 3. Se6r.
in Arliugton ben 9aTtor So6n &elIeE
nt:berf@pB, lpurbe geItern Na9mittuq
gs9en $4,000 8iirg19oft aus Der 9ufl
entlafen. Sn Der GrtpartunQ. 6uB
Der 8efung:re am 8ormittog aug Dem
@ountp Z 9efdn9niKe mad benz 8es
rt4tsbauIs ge6ra9t tperben tpiiros,
batten fi8 sabErei8s 8ert9terTtutter II.
mebrere photographer an unb tm@es
ri4ts9ebdube eingefun6en; fie tpurben
tabtfen ale enttduT9t, benn 8arfeE
tpurbe srft am Nd9mittug bur8 ems
3!ntert6Hre aug benz @efGngniB na9
Babonia : Npenut gebrd9t unb an
8dbonidz unb Summit : Qoenue be4
Iiiegsn er uno bic @onIfabIer Gagun
uno Or8rien cine Gar, in peI4er III
nd4 Dem 8ribat ; 8ureQu bes Gpun
tpriGters Blair i'm Welbon>8 e6Gubs,
an Der unteren MfpntgOmerbItr., fubs
rem. Der RiGter unb einige @inges
tpei6te paren f6pn bOr6er na9 Dem
@eIbon : 8ebdube getommen, mo
8i4tsr 8Gair fi8 bereit erttdrte, $4,000
8IrgI9uft gu atcsptiren, Oa Or. @rs
Ton, Der 9oIfor Seller be6anbeIt, ges
F8rieben, oaB Der 9otient uuBer Sc,
fa6r, ober auf benz r.6ten Nugs ers
blinbet Tsi. Die giirgI6aft tpurbe BON
Hobert'g}aGep. @aIt Orange, 8eOrge
Sumner unb Ro6ert g. 8ictor BON
Nrlington geItsnt unb na9bem bidRas
pierre ausgeTfeGt unb unter3ei6net tpas
rem, fu6r Barrier, Der felt benz 3. Sc
6ruar in 9uft mar, nit ben 8irsen
ndh Nrlindtpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
s6wtnO fndt, afbura nnb &atarrD gtDrtlt.
9tes TIT ea sitS Ses grcfeTors Sod aus @erAH ahS Oct fa1ib os
Hna8ttn GrFnOmns BET &S@:SmbalHtt""'

in Der 8ruit, benz RIden unb ben Sets
ten: 9ts t9atId4Ii9e 8eferung beE
Battenten tit cine 10 punoerbqre, baB
otefelben taum ibren Sinnen trauer.
Or. &o4's 0tuf tit Elm FOLDER, bah man
ii9 duf iebe Qnsabe, bic er ma6f. bers
Iafen fam. Die Qer3te geben oIeu
2eibenben, peI9e All WetsSanetteftr,
porfpre6en, 10 pOiitibe 8eneiie Don
Or. &D9's 5:iIung Der 2ungen, bah
ieber 3peifeI aug benz iteptif6ften
&opfs beri9DtnOet, Gr tpirD Sy6nen
bic Rdmen unb 4breFen BON Sunoers
ten geben, bic bur9 bic fpunoer6or.
8ebanblung bon biefer t0btlt6eu
&rantbeit ge6etIt tporben ftno. 81.
f0nnsn bann f3reiben Dber einen 8es
Iu9 MAIDEN, unb Sic tperben ieoen Qnz
fpru9, ben Or. &o9 er6ebt, bur9 Die
Iebenben 3sugniHe Der 5eiltrdft BON
8o4's 2ung Cure beftGtigt b0ren.
9tefe grpBarttge 8ebdnblungspeiIe
tptrO bon Der bsuti6en Hegierung ina
bOfitrt, unb bic S1bertuItnz Mebi3in,
pel4e poiittb bic @9ptnbiu9t 6eiIt,
tptrD in ben Qaborutorien Der beutI6en
Regterung inter Der 6tretten N1tffi6i
BON Regterung8bedmten 6erqe1teQt.
Die Subertnlin : Mebt8in tpirb mad
Or. 8o9'S Sung Sure, in 48 @ef %.
StraBe, Nstp 0ort, uno audi mad
1884 4r9<Str., Y6tIubeIb6ta, 9a..
unb All DeftzSabettefr., Baltimore,
gef9idt. Die 0oftoren Der Qunoers
beilmstbobe IdbenNue, bic an G9pfnbz
iu8t, &atarr6, aGTtbma ober G6nli6en
2stsen ldbDrtren, Elm, lie in t6rem 8iis
reau gu bsfu9en, pD lie cine freie @onz
~fuGtation un0 unterTuGung qepG6ren
Wenn SbrSau unbsiIbur 1T, tpirb man
S4nen bits fagen. @enn man Ssy6nen
fdgt, bub Sbr San 9ebeiIt fperben
fam, 70 mDgen sic btrii6ert Tetn, buB
Shr 2tiOen pOiitto unb permanent oe1
beiGt tperSen tpirb. Gtnige Der nit 9r.
Sod in 9erbtnbung ite6enben Qer3te
BGben fett Dielen Sdbren in Stem 0ort
unb9bilabeIpbia prdftistrt, BADEN obet
srft Dor Gur3em bic 8o3 Sung Cure
orgdnttrt. 9teft Qerstt beiGen mttteIR
iArer gebanbluns &dtdrrb, 8ron6itis,
S9ninbfu9t urS Mfbmd. 9ie mebie
ain, tpeI9s fe o~nSpenbsn, gebt nt6t in
ben Mdgen, fpnbern brett in bic Guns
gen. @uF biefs Wetfs entfernt lie bic
llri1de Der 9rant6sit.
@ireuuftunben ben eursen Sac;
d1t9 Sonntdss BON IL Biz 8 116r.
Damp6Istt, tusIae bic 8ebanbtung era
tlarsn, tosrbsn gratis berfanbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

Or. Sod aus Berlin, Der btrbsrrds
9enbe Monn Der Wifsnf9uft, tit Der
erte damn, Der bic MitteI CUR 9silung
Der @4pinOIu9t entbedte. Gr BOT
bur4 feline Metbobe pOIitib betpteien,
buB S9pinbiu4t cine beilbdre 2runts
9eit 1T. @r bat bic 8etlbarfeit iiber
jeben S9utten zines 3peifeIs na9ges
pteftn. So limb Our9 bic Qntptnoung
Der &o6faen 8ebanblung 2eute seretz
tet pOrben, beren 2un9sngepebe in
GROCER Nusb.bnung. ia fclbit bic cine
Qunge 5erit0rt mar. @r bat in 9unz
berten BON 6Guen ben8epeis an 9anb,
baB 9erfonen, bic fir S9Dinbiii4tige
ertIGrt tporOen tparen, gsbetlt tpurben.
9teIe JGqe tpurben aIs unbeiIbar Bee
5eidnet, unb bod BADEN bic 2eute bur6
feline punberppqt embedding bic Sc
funbbeit tptebererlungt. Sunberte bon
bieIen SaGen ereignen fi4 Dor Sbren
4ugen in unIersr stgenen Stabt. lin
ter i6nen befinben ii4 8ieIe, tpeI4e an
59ntnbfu6t unbgitbmd litten. Na9s
benz perf9iebene Der beiten Ger3te liz
men ntGt 6sIfen tonnten, uno na4bem
fe als unbeiIbar a~ufgeseben tuorben
tparen, nur6e bic SnbaIdtionS : Sur
a~neetpanbt, unb fe tpurben burn bies
feIbe obiolut eebeilt unb, obglet9 fe
burd bic &rQnf6eit an &ruft berlDren
butten, bat bic Sur lie fart une sefurb
gema9t. Sbre Nu9tf6peibe unO ibr
5uften ftnb hsrf9punoen, ebenf0 bic
S9mersen in ben Qungen unb bic
Rur8ut6mtgteit - f6utid9ltn 1T iebes
S9Itmme Symptom entfernt tporben.
Wo8 bic 8enp6ner BON Baltimore
unb umsesenb irterefIiren trirb, 1T,
baB bieier grose Wobltbdttr Or. &oG
bic &p9'f9e 2unsen 8 9etlmetbDbe
All Sapstteftr., Baltimore, bat. Sic
ftebt rnter birefter Nufit9t BEG Or.
9o9, Der bic MnftdGt bterteGtdbrIt9 be,
Iu6t. SieFe Ierste BADEN bic neueits
So6'f9e 8t6dnbIunsspeiie in ibrem
8eitB, tptI9e bic 8o9f9e Snbdldtion
etni9IteBt. Die 9Gmpfe tperben bur9
bic 2uftrObren etngeut5met unb erreis
den bic ttef in ben 2ungen ltegerbsn
@teIen, bic bur9 g.tpD6nGide MeOtai=
men ni9t erret4t tperben t0nnen, unb
in bieTer Wetie tperbsn bic ertrantter
SteIer gebetlt. Die tpunben @9lsimz
bGute tDerben gsf9msibis gemuat unb
Der o11f benieIben befinbTi9e &runts
6eitsffoff tpirb ausgeftoBsn. 60 Spie
bic 2ungert ssbsiIt toerben, tperben fs
getrGfttst; bic G9meraen beri9nineen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
ShnGgert6t brfar9tct.

Sod Elm f9dnbli4.s. bon stnem Neger
bsriibtes @srbre8sn in Snbiaru.
Der 36Gter bon BEN Opfer
ibentifi3irt.
SnbianapoFts, Sn6., 27. e.
brunr. - 0orot9D Oarter, Elm junz
oss, in Der bisIisen 8orfabt Srbtngs
Ton tpo6n6aftes Md04en, puroe am
Iebten Boomerang bon einem Neger
surn Opfsr eines unTittli6en Angrifz
fes osma4t. Sit ib,ntifi3irte 9eute
bic ibr gs3.igte Photographic zines in
NetpcafIs berbafteten Gegsrs als bic
ienioe hires Mngrsifers, duBerte ieOo4
ben MunT4, i'm psri6nli4 gu lt6en,
I'm ~boGIldnbigs 9eniB6eit gu erldnz
oen. @r nir6 na6rT9etnli9 bierfer
qe6rd9t uub nit ibr c%Onfrontirt tperz
ben. Die 8ebDrOe srgrsift in Nnbez
trd6t Der bur9 bus 6rutale 8er6rez
den er8eugten NufreguHg auBergez
p66nIi9s 8orTi9tsmaBregeIn gegen
Elm 2pn4geri4t.
C9pdter.) - I'm 2 l16r tpurbe
Soc" Reeb, Der perboftek Neger, BON
NemtditGe gisrber gcbra6t uno bur4
cine Ttarfe Nbtbetlung poli3ei bon Der
8a6nItutipn an Der Mafu4uIettsz
Npenue auf umipegen na4 Der Oar
terT9en Wobnung in Srbfn9ton gsz
fii6rt. 7rl. Barter mar 3uerit unge@
piB, ob Der Mann i6r NngreIfer mar.
0eri.l6e Gpurbe alsoann in elm Gsbenz
simmer eefibrt unO geflsiOet, ME Der
WnqreiFer ibrer 8tT9reibung na4 9ez
fleioet mar. 4ls 8esb ihr Oann rptea
Der borqeflbrt 4purot. ertldrte ife To-
fort, er fei ni6t Der Wann. DER Neger
qpurbe aIsDann in einem 8atrou:utz
fpugsn in Oas bieIi9: 9sFdngniB &c,
hraht.
Inn bod ibsnttfioirt.
Ms es ieBt 6eiBt. fat SRI. Durter
na4trdgli4 ppIttiD erflGrt, Der Regsr
DOC" Reeo lei Der Wann, tpet9er Den
an9rffF uuf tie Deriibte. Sic Ta9t, fl
babe DOr9er bas 9tgentbsil erflGrt
neil tie nerD0s mar unb beFiir6tete, oi,
Dor benz 9auie nrfammelte Mengt
tonne ben Mann auF Der Stens Inn.
4en. Na4 elmer COMPILATION 5pii4er
benz @Ouperneur, Dem Mapor, BEN
@4sriff unb Dem 9oli5ei6tf 1T elnt
bepaFfnete Da9e i'm @~sTdngniB itaz
tionirl tpprben, unb cine GomPagnl'
Mifi3 Ite6t unter Waffen, um Elm
Gpn69eribt gu bsrbiteh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

areB bic @mpfbLung beg Gbsfs 8uf'
fington pom @ef4iiBmefn untsrbre;s
tet, Der Oefi5tt ! 8srtpiatgung Elm
ENHANCEMENT ein3ufigen, Dond4 Der
nod unperbruu6te ReItbetrag beg
S5O,OOOOOO NatipuaI : 8srt6tib!r
qunqsz5onb BON 9. Mdr3 1898 fir
bic 8e8ablung i'm Sabre 1898 beIttQter
Sanoner perfpenoet tperben bari. Die
@ii(tiqfeit biefer @ermiG1igung enOst
nu9 elmer S9aBdmts ? @npi4tlbung
nGmIi6 NIT Dem 30. SUM- 1901, unb
bic 3unonen, fps16e Die r0ri9gssSeaz
burn Gun &c Ammunition Co." unD
bic n8efblt6em Sron 60" m Irbe!t
6abn, t0nnen Big gu biefer 5rift nI4t
abgelieFert perben.
Ntue btuti6e 0umPfera
Iinien.
@frsm 8eri6ts bes 8OriuI9 Sea-
uug6an in GbcmniB 3ufolge bat cine
8remsr OampfI9iTf ; @eieuI4uft 3
neus @9iffs beieGt, ba fte cline beuti4t
0ampferGinte BON Nspsgort naA
@iibafrifa un6 OItinoien gu etabliren
beu6f6tiqt. Die unfsrntbmer 9luus
ben, baB ss ibneu gelingen ptrb, nit
ben engliI6en 2inisn na9 a[1en 3bei<
len Snbien's unb Nfrifa'S cOnturriren
su f6nnen.
NuBsrO,m fon Disfslbs @eIeai4ofi
audi bic @riinbung elmer Qinie bon
Nstp9gort na9 MeTito 1t. @.itinbten
bedblintiasn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
Scr @intcr i'm RInn6ife,

8ort Sopnssnb, MaF6., 27.
5ebruar. - Der Oampfsr .Senator"
1T pOn gtuguab, Qlogta, 6ier anses
tontmsn. No6ri9ten aus bNu gu
for G DiFtrtft 6eIagen, buB am 10.
Se6ruar BET 0apfon : GitD einS6titz
ten nit pielen gaFagier,n bura bos
Sis brad, bod famen biz 8erungliide
ten nit einem falt2n Babe pabon.
Mtebrsre G9nlidt lInfdGe 6ei Sa6rtsu
iiber ba8 Gis OtS 0utOn ba6en oiePos
li5ei bcronfaBt, MurnungstuFeln ents
lang Dem 5IuBuFer an3u6ringen.
IN OupTon : Gitp pirb Die S8uBs
poden : SmpFun9 peiter our49sfii6rt.
poti3iTeE gs9en bon Sous gu 9uus,
un0 Sober, Der tsineR SmpfI4ein bors
3eigen fam, muB Ii4 impFsn GoKen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

aopFe bling. Or. Bacon ndbte bass
fefbe nit Geibe ipteoer felt unb man
ptrb, tperr bic Sdben entfernt linb,
fdum i'm Gtanbe iein, bic Narbtn au
benerfen.
Gin JamiltenSpiT. = @.
Ginger BON Tr. 21O7. MeGlberrpItr.,
ipurbe geItern tpesen brutulsr Dig
banblung fttnsr Srdu 5rRbtride in
Der norbDffIid3en poli5ei { Station
Inn $40 unb Soften Detroit. Die
@trofe tpGre pte1sidt f9Aperer ausges
fallen, ipsnn nidt betpKfen tpurben
mare. baB 5rieberide ibr.n gbtgutt.n
auerif nit BEN 8slen kbrohte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
9ofeoutntete 6e(nnO6ett.

SaIten sic Sbrea ROrper burn ben
eeIesentIifen Gebrau9 bon Sntt's Gee
berzpilen ~pplftanbig in Srbuung.
Sic reguIirsn ben Oarmtdndl unb cts
seugen
@inrn krdttigrn &drptr.
RopfIdmerSen, Malariu, @oQsnletben,
@erFopfung unb dbnEi4e R~rdnfbsten
utrben e~oQItdnbig turirt bur4
Sutt's SebersYiuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

i Sir Diels Mit9lieoer bss
.qtrion" unb anberer 8treine nirb
beute bic Q07ung ittn: 9luf 81
qoo.pb Dfenert na9 Nr. 218, SID,
GutdnitrdBe, oenn QDolpb Fat sirc
MeBsliuppe getoht, bic ni4t bon
fhte9Hn Gltsrn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
Xxx Ser .Qobprz Nsrsin"

Xxx Der n2abOrz e8ersin"
~bsranfaItst am nd67ten Montag
Q6snO in ieiner Saue an Der Sts8alz
timorezStraBe Teinen iG6rli@sn gr0s
zen MastsnbaG. Nsun tDart6ooas
9reiIe peroen an bic 6sIten RdSten
unb @ruppen bertbeiEt, unO g iino
auBerDem DeitgebenOe arrangements
getroFFen porbsn. UNI bus 5tIt 3u d
nem Der gldn3enoItsn gu geItalten, tptI'
DE Der @srsin il ab9'baIt'n bat. ar@
beiterzO rgoniIationsn, rp'l9s ii9 in
Der SuGe berIammaIn, babtn gTnla'
bungn gu bem 6eits an9enommsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

*** Die Masfsn6dnt sehen lang
fam aur Neig. unO psr nod Gut an
einiosn fr06li4en Tai4in9gi@er5sn
hal, fOnt. nfdt psrfsblen, osmWaa8tsnz
6nG BIS n~Qlrbsitsr : Mdnner6ors" am
rS6Tsn Mrntag in oet r@ermanias
mSru,r6or 9aGle" ~bei3upo6nen. SO
%ntrIuutst, baB 9rin3 @urnspal BEN
Gomits ~ei9enbdurig mitgetbeiIt BAT. ct
mous ba6ei bic gauge nGrriI6e 8slt
Dur6 iein @.futgs in @rftaunen ieBem,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
Seine @rtrafsuns.
Sange SseoefGfa6t tat Senat.
&bilipptnet' unN Gnba'MmenOemeMt
sur Irmee Serptai9unasbia
arGenOmmten.
aegeIuna Der Qffairsn in ben neuer

Der Qffairsn in ben Reuer
8eFbangen BEN grGTfoentsn an
hetmgeiteGIt. @orlegung ber
Gorrsfpcnosn5 5pif4en QbmiraI
SamPfOn unb Dem Seuerpert.r
Morgan g.forbert. = G~onferen3=
bert4te i'm 9auie. - @et.rantnz
9sreine fdltsBsn fi9 bon Der Sn>
dugurutionspararbe aus. - Inz
bere tnterefante Na4rt9ien aus
Der 8unbesbauptftabt.