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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02

Mnssf9ts Der eroben Mense bon
s%srouen, bic an irgenb elmer Der pielen
reibliden 8ranfbsiten leiben urb nidt i'm
@tanbe finb, @bbilfe gu finbsn, bat Or.
Sartmar, Der berii9mte 9pnaecolostit,
feline 8ereittpillistsit ansefiinoist, 10 piele
SGlle to tsnfrei unter 9e6unblung gu nebz
men pGbrenb Der Commemorate. pie
iid on i'm tpenben.
Die gebanblung tpirb briefli4 gefibrt.
Ser Spttpr peridreibt allie Weol5inen, be-
ontnprtet alle Qnfrasen bic 8eiunobett
unb SiGt betreffenb, unb ale %not6tpenot=
gen assulationsn, Inn eine Sur gu eraies
len. Die perfdriebenen Mebi5inen iirb in
allen 4potbeten au buben. 0iefe Sffsrts
oilt nur pdbrsnb Der Commemorate.
sSebe Srau tanu reguldrer patisnt tperbsn
bur9 Ginienbung elmer gei4riebenen 4n@
qube hires Differs, i9rer 2ebensperbdltz
niTe, Der @eI9i9te uno Gpmptome !hrsr
8ei9perben.
Ollie 9TGlle bon Trauentranfbeiten. etns
fdliebli9 monatlider unreselmdbi9teiten,
gerI6iebungen, Giterunsen, @nt8iinbuns
GER, gntleerunsen, %Grrs9unsen Der Sras
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
qmerita but 76,3O3,3S7 ssslem.

Wafbington, 1. Sum-. Die
enbsiiltise 8etanntma9ung beg Sem
1usz8iireaus lit, baB Uncle Sans
gepDlferung mad Der 3ablung l9Oo
i'm @ansen 76,3O3,387 betrdst. glne
friibere Melbung entbielt Die Sitter
76, 3O4, 799. Sieielbe mubte abgedn=
bert perben in Solse unri4tiser @n=
aaben, bic in Marplano gema9t tpaz
rem. Die Gintpobner bon @lasta, 9a=
nail, benz SnbianerzS 3 rritorilm anb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Nnliurmr' Mppcaatiou.

Buffalo, .R.zg., 1. Sum-. -
Ri9ter gilbert 9uisbt bonn 4ppelgez
ri9t erflGrte beute auf 8efragen, baB
Die Molineur'ide Q%ppelution gnbe
Sunni por Der bier am 3. sunni erOffz
neten 9(ppeG : Snitan5 our 9erbanb<
lung fpmmen tperbe. Sobn g. Wfilz
burn BON Buffalo piro oegen Die
IeubepiGigung zines Prp5eiies arguz
mentiren unb Gr=9Duperneur SdDib
9. Sin fir eine iol4e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Observation-Disclosures.

Criminal : d t.-Wor
Ri9ter Wides.) Sir Montag: Ser
i4pDrung gum 8etrug - Samuel
Blum, Siaac 9arris, gbi1ip Blum.
@bt6eiluns Nr. 2. - Wor
Ri9ter Surlan.) Sir Montag:
9iebitabl - 5reberid Rabte, 2i55ie
Marbtibib Ssrael 8ropn, 5rant
CANNON. Morbangriff = Sobn %.
pfiber. Qngriff = Sobn g. Ma=
lone, 9arrp s. Malone. unanitdn=
oige gntblobuns - Jrant @mitb Is
5Gae). 5riebensbru9 Carrie
Seebo6, @m. @raceD.
Waifengeri6t t. - (9or ben
Rt9tern Sabage, 8lod II. O'9rien.)
Gum Nu9labperpalter ernannt i'm
Sale bon Sobn Sale Gbpin s. Jar=
Der; 9iirgi9uft $3.50. Nu9labbez
ri9te sutsebeiBen in ben Sduen BON
Margaret $. Bennett, 1884, Il;
5elen 2u5bp, $3O6.68; Ha9el9ropn,
$292.70; Gertrude 9obn, $155.1O;
Ht4aro Sbane, $381.83; Sofepf
@bane, $381.83; 9eo. 81. Sbane,
$685.; 8obert $. 9idlep, $500.
Snbentarper5ei9nib eineerei9t i'm
Sale bon Sobn 8. STANLEY, $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Gin 4nmct,

Netp : gorf, 1. SUM-. - CAPT
tan 8rinfman bonn S6ooner v5lo=
rioa," Der bon Gan 8las bier unfam,
fab am 8. Mai auf benz 10. 8reiten=
unb 70. 2d~ngenerabe einen Someten
nit langem S6neife, Der beutlih am
9immel it6tbar mar unb mad etpa
elmer Stunbe perI9panb. Der &pz
met befanb ii9 oberbalb bes @tern=
bilbes bes Orion. Dim 13. M3ai tpurbe
Der Sonnet no6muls eefeben unb
atpar auf benz 20. 8reitenz unb "a.
2dnsengrabe. Gr befunb ii9 bamals
in Der NGbe bes als 8eIatrir befann=
ten Gternes i'm Sternbilb bes Orion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Vanamerifa i'm Sunncnalan,.

Buffalo, R.zY, 1, Sum-. -
Ser erite, lang anbauernbe Sonnen=
f9ein mad a9t Sasen bat auf benz
Musteaunss : Serrain neues 2eben
berporgerufen. Cine feline 9(rmee
BON 4rbeitern lit bamit bei9dftist,
ben inneren rieiigen &reis bes Sta
biums NIT @rasplutten gu belegen,
unb bic 2anbf9uftssdrtner u. @Grtz
n~ersebilfen f9miiden iebt bic pielen
9unberte BON srOBen @afen, bic iiber
bas @usitenunss Serrain oeritreut
iinb, nit ben berrliditenI &inbern
Slora's. Inter ben gum 8eiu9 Der
Nusiteluns bier eingetrOffenen Ga
item befinben ii4 4bmiral &aub nebit
@emablin unb an bic It's 3Dglinae
Der glepeldnber l1ntperiitdts1fule;
bic 2eBteren perben brei Sage bier
bertpeilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02

*** Der 9th 8lod 8auperein
Nr. A. bGlt mprsen, Montag, i'm So
fale bes 6rn. Carl S6miot, Nr.
1908, gaitern : Mpenue, feline Is.
Sabres : @erfammluns unb 8eamz
tentpabl ab. Der 8erein 1T elmer
Der bebeutenbften in Sit : Baltimore
unb fanq nit He6t itols auf feline
btsher eraielten grtolse leins
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Qiterarii9rr speiie;cttel.
0pu Son H O III / T o.

Sic Welt ipirb tdoli9 i6lsdter unb eemeiner,
Rpr ,iebt ben T.et man benz ~eefldrten 8ein.
81. alaiffsr Iieft beut' su Sage f@eincr,
ssnn mas mir lcien, mub s~epfcffert iein.
Gs fam tein anblid 10 mein 6erie ~frdnfen,
Uls tpe1n i'd feb suianlmen ib0n sercibt,
Eie alaiffer, in ibren giidsri6rdnfcn,
sut ipie fe emit bic 9reiie ougeeipcit.
B~rillparser, SDrner, Srabbe fnb
prbroFen,
Sod frbbli6 lGGelt @err bon 8 mpteb q,
Sen @ptbs bolt bic 9einpano fet umiblOEen,
- Sod pbiGenlog" tebt 8 o a's sR q II q" Do.
I'm ieine s6one feb id e6i1fer prang.n,
M,bmiitbig ld6slnb febt mid @erber on,
- Sod ldneft i6on 1T bos suuenbtpcib pcrgangcn
Bon 9 6 d unD 9 IL b M f.
6 ubpi Q unb g6rns fibGtn f6 %perluren,
limb trourio ftebt Der 2siiina on Der seit'.
pafor n bat tsine 6 ie1sObren,
Ep6 sercu piele 8 o I a's IS ru6tbarteit!
Sic emit eebsrri6t in alter 9Hfermefe
einb nun gum Sbeil beg Saieins tuieber frob,
aaan Iist (aug .pip6OlOeii6em SntereHe")
Gen aionop q 'unb goccaecio.
Wiel neu' uno alte Tonr,n t6unt' i'd nennen,
EoSote, sue unb hen eptamero n,
Gen Ssfur 8ilbe Isle perbsn i'm bod tens
limb uni're H.u' fen nun, Sbr tennt fe i6on!
limb ion fd nun Der Moralift modiren
Eb bieies erobsn, uneebeuren Sails?
3 po!!l g. 1T ems bel Meni6sn unb bel
Sbiercu,
Ser Menf6 brau6t Gaoiar unb Der
S6it- euIs!
Sod fonn man nitt bon ibm ancine Ieben, \
prau6t tlar,n @ein Ioipobl, dig triiben Muf,
Bum iterart6en N itto g nj q b Qe=
Wub Is ,~uueileu - CUTE s s.
tot.
sm Ttossn if fir : n, nis fir S5tbt
Sin etad6en s6iI1er. etad6eu e6nit=
Ter Raur,
Sen ID aupafon NIT etipas 6uuff rcrs
bDte
Eer bette Ir;t benz i6le6t'iten Ttaeen iaun.
Ger Suber nj q n n-er fei Gub unbsnomnen..
m arlitt. tuie Siebie man6en Msni6en
fromn1t,
Eu6 mag ioear Der Sebmel gut bstommeu,
g3ie pielen 2eutcu glunIensp& B IL betomn,t.
3urs est q q Q o II t aus picler Si6ter 5Dnen,
tGroet isoe Sausirau, obs Gu6 ni9t eeiuno),
Bur immtrbar oenietbrn Spciisn frobncn,
p q 8 brinst sufsst ben Stdrtten ouf ben Sunb!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
gdwade, tternSie 8erionen.

otpIaat BON Gdpsrmutb. 6rrotben, 3ittsrn. btrl'
flppien unp ihledbten Sr6umen, erfabren aus Dem
,Suaencfreulb" pie einfab uno biaig Gcid,iebfss
franfbeittn. Solsen Der Suseneihnssn. araliiprs
aserbrud (Uaricpeele). eridbpfenec Mlshftfe uno
snbere mart. nns bcinpcr,cbrenee eeioen, l1ntl
uno oau.rnb sebeilt tperosn tonnen: - @an, nenss
h.iIoerfahrsu. 4udb elm Sapitel iiber Serentnn9
an arok,n ainoerjegeus uno oeren i6limme Jol9eu
sntb6It pieies Iebrrsi&e Bud. oeiien nsnete Nuf'
Iaae mad Gmpfan9 Don 20 Gent5 SrsefTlarten
r~erNsselt n~erianot ipiro bon Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Der Snbidner : g3eierbationen finb nit.
deaGhlt pDrben.
sSrau NeGiulcb auf Der 8cKerung,

Wafbington, 1. sunni. = 4uf
bic pielen 4nfrugen i'm nWeiben
SauIe" iiber bas 8efinoen Der Satin
bes prdIibenten tbeilte pripatietretdr
Gortelpou nit, baB Srau W}c&inlep's
'3uitanb ii6 bebeutenb 9ebefert bat.
Die afute &rantbeit, an pelder 5ral1
Mo&inlep in Can Sran5isco lit, mar
eite 3ll6r, pel6e bur9 Die Siebererz
i9einungen unb bic Nerpenerregung
BEL Der Sperirung zines 9aumenzIbz
icefes peruria6t norben 1ein iou.
Stint Sage lang mar mar ber9ebltd
bemiibt gepefen, Die &u9r gu Reilen,
unb ieBt bat fi6 pieoer Elm Eidfdu
eingeiteIt. Die &runt6eit tritt in Ell
ner 6orm auf Die i6re tptrtiame 8ez
banblung iebr eri4Dert, ba man bel
berIelben nit Der dusnebmenb gez
19pG9ten Contribution Der pattentin
gu refnen unb bon beroif9en WRttteln
ouf ieben SAT- @bftanb gu nebmen bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
*** 9as iGbrli6e @rbbeerenfeIt be5

*** 9as iGbrli6e Grbbeerenfeit bes
9amenpereins Der 9reieinigfettsz8ez
meinbe an Sr%initpitrabe, 9oitor us.
@terger, finbet am g., 4. unb 5.Sunt
i'm S9ul6auie Der @emeinbe itatt.
Der @intrittspretS betrGgt MIR Is
Gents unb ben 8eiu9ern piro cine
por3iigli6e llnterbaltung geliefert.
Die @emeinbe lit cine Der dlteiten in
Oft : Baltimore unb ioIte BON alien
8iirgern bieies Stubttbeiles unterz
1tiibt nerDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02

Si,ts Sic Gassb
srhs Mrt oon Sembhsit unb Sdtu erb6riefetS
Il, NIL urierer neuen grFiubung heiibar; mn SonbS
e vi I've ,nfurir6or. SbrenSauien hort Soforf
MI ssihrei6t Gureu San, &oftertreie unterinfnHd
nrnS ~gtnsflrft. Sober form fh NIT aerinoen &oi'eIH
:" SoTse fe(bft helen. Sir. Saltrn's Sbrenaeit4
%SSrifalt, 596 2a SaGe gJoe., Gbicasc, SIS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02

= Sn Der Ndhe bon Gbarleton,
S.zg., finb bur6 einen plOblidsn
Sturm oreiSifderbpote nit fiinfsehn
Meaeru aefentert.
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Giue frete Yrobe

Don pitr Stai6sn fliiTGu MeO;Jin, tpie bic ab,
perpadt, miro an StO,n, Der on Das q M il
bitul Sntitutt, ia, Oueman
BID g., @ranO 3apiSs, Nib., i6reibt, frst
slatianDt.
lSisie S~eilnitttl fnb OUT Gruro Der lanQidbriqs
6~riabrung p.s &~btf1r3tts Dts 8ntituts a~ubsrslt;t'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02

*** Ser @erein r9eutl@e Sc
miit6li6feit" beranftaltet beute einen
@usflug na6 Der nGoob @ia@bore"
am Scar : Greet. 3ige na9 benz
SeftpluBe berlafen 8ibbleitr,z Sta
tion INN 8.53Morgens unb 2.08Na9z
mittaes; Sal tern : 4pe. : Station
INN 800 Morgens upb 2,15 Na4z
mittugs; Giiffubrt BON Burners
Citation Inn 6.22 4benbs. Magen
BON Der Station Bis CUR S6ore. Sm
Safe ungiinitigen Wetters pirb Der
Iusflug Bis gum nd4ften Sonntag
perfhobeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02

*** Der v4rbeiter : Mdnner4or"
pirb 1i9 am Sonntdg, ben 9. Stunt,
nit feinen paIiipen Mitgltebern uno
Sreunben auf Dem 9ampfer vWort6z
lep" na4 Dem rei3enb 9elegenen 5atrz
8iep bege6en. 9as arrangements
Gomite arbeitet pte bic 8tber, nm ba5
Set gu einem @rfDlq 3u oeitalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02

*** 9er bD6mi16e SurnDerein
g. s. Sofol" peranitaltet beute,
Spnntaq, einen grpben Mui@4u5Tlug
na9 r5airpiep," RofzGreet, per
9umpfer nSbos. 6. 8ort9lD.o pas
Subr5eug perldBt 9ooion's Merfte,
SUP Der gorfzS traBe, um u9r
Morgens unb 2 llRr gt93mttta9s;
gropn's 8erfte I'm $40 Wfor9ens
unb 2.1O Na6mittag5.
**& Der galtimorer Web9er : &C.
%ionoperein" bGlt beute, 9onntag, ben
2. sunni, einen groBen @usflug na9
benz uMe9anics @r4ange SiIbing
@bore," nabe Mc0onalbs, Curtis
8ap, ab. Inter ben 5ablrei9en I'M
ter6altungen, pel4e Der @erein baz
felbit perunitaltet, lit fpesieG ein
S4ieBen I'm tpertbpOle preiie gu err
ipGbnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02

*** 6r. 6reb. 8. 2ind, Der ST.
qentbumer bes yGit1 6aa SECURING
u. Dining @tablifements", tiinoigt
an unberer Steqe bes vOeutlhen
Gorreiponbenten" an, bab er ietn@e=
16dftsloful mad Nr. 101, Norbz
Gapitrube, Gde BON 5apetteitraBe,
perlegt bat. NuftrGge fperoen lber
ba5 MarDlanb Selepbon, Gourtlano,
SIR. 1886 entgegengenommen.
*** Ser r11nfel 9rGiig : @ereen"
beranitaltet beute ieinen eriten grOz
Zen Nusflug Der Suifon na9 Stole
8unf : S6ore. Ser @erpultungsz
rut6 bat 6ierfir Die umfufenbiten
@orberettungen getroffen, unO cine
3a6lrei6e 8et6eiligung BON Seiten
Der W1itglieoer 1T baber gu geipGrtiz
gen. Samilien, nel9e i9ren gBOor@
rat6 ni9t miti3leppen pollen, fOrz
men auf benz Geitplobe Mubl3eiten erz
hQlter.
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*** Der nMrion" pirO audi bieien
6ommer cine groBortige @rfuriion
ouf Der rWeitern Marplanbz8abn"
beranitalten, unb 3tpur ge9t es btez
ies Sa6r na9 GETTYSBURG. Die @rz
furIion finbet am 16. Sum- itatt, uno
6ereits felt @o6en iinO mebrere emz
iiqe Gomtte'n nit ben 8orbereitungen
fir bic SGnqerfa6rt bei6Gftigt.
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PRIvAT KLlhlk lal 9Th Aysa New egk. ny
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Slut 2rdnfbetten,
iopie ben beridieOsneu Gr:en BON
GusfGfGdelt 1ttto 6e(6wureit,

bic 10 maubsn Wdun uno 10 mdnbts gSeib entrel'
len uno ibn.n oas 4g6sn lur 2uit ma5tn, u II c Il
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-31
TWO LIVES LOST IN HOTEL FIRE;
MANY INMATES HAVE NARROW ESCAPES

New York, Jan. 30-Two lives were
lost at the burning of the Hotel JEFF
ferson. 102-1O6 East Fifteenth street.
early today The damage by fire is
estimated at $4,000 The dead.
Einora Downing, % years old, a
nurse.
Elizabeth Reynolds, 30. a waitress.
Mrs. Downing was being lowered
from a sixth story window by means
Of a rope The rope broke and she
fell to the sidewalk, striking on her
skull Miss Reynolds, who was on the
seventh floor, was suffocated.
Among those injured were:
John p Walsh, so, contractor, right
knee fractured and body bruised.
John Kallagher, porter, right arm
badly bruised
J. Ensign Fuller, arms badly burned
W. II. NOltz of New Haven, a
student on way to Princeton
John Chatheld. proprietor of the
hotel
Mrs. Chatfield and her mother, Mrs.
F. y. Streater escaped from the burn
ing building clad only in their night
robes j. Ensign Fuller, an elderly
man. carried his 11-year-Old niece. Miss
Nav Upperman. on his back. from the
third floor through the heat and smoke
His feet were terribly burned, and as
he reached the open air he fell with
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-31

Washington Jan 50--General Mac Ar
thurs latest casualty list, dated Manila
Jan. - follows:
KiHed.-Jan. II, Boac, Martinique
company \. First infantry. Corporal
William :. Hay. George G. Bresher; jan
; near Pompune. LUzon, company D.
Forty-ifth volunteer infantry, Alphonse
Acker; Dec u. Sabang. Leyte, company
l.. Forty-third volunteer infantry, Gran
vile 2. Sims, Arthur Carr, Henry l.
Higgins Edwin L. Hamilton
Wouuded--LouTenZo D Taylor. breast,
moderate. company II. FOTty-third vol
unteer infantry, Second Lieutenant Lewis
H Teft leg serious, Frank H. LuCiCr.
wounded in hand. serious. Jan. !. Anlslac
Albay. company j. FOrty-SeVenth TOlIn-
teer infantry. George O'Donnel wound
ed in thigh serious; Dec. L, GUinObata.
Albay. troop F. Fifth cavalry. Sergeant
Richard Miller. wounded in thigh, serl-
Gus: Dec q troop II, Ninth cavalry, VIII
liam Withers, hand, serious; Jan J. IAN
qiiiruham, Albay. company i, Eorty-seV-
enth volunteer infantry. William BayIor,
wounded in thigh. serious. First ser
geant Clarence I.ininger, groin, severe;
John Beatty, groin, severe: Jan y, dali-
ban TuzOu, company II, Thirteenth vol
unteer infantry. Corporal Henry 6 New
ms face. slight: company NJ, Thirtsenth
yoluut eer infantry. Robert G. Settle leg
above knee. moderate; Oct 10, Ormoc
T,evte. company y. Forty-fourth voiun-
teer infantry. Don T. Connolly, woanded
In thigh, slight; Jan il, Bodc, Marin
duque, company A, First infantry, Al
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-31
TROOPS MUTINY
ON ST. HELENA
West Indian Soldiers Attack
Men and Women.
REVOLT SUPPRESSED
WITH DIFFICULTY
CrOnie and BOer Prisoners Re
main Quiet.

London. Jan 30.-The- West Indian
troops stationed at the Island of St.
Helena, where General CFonje and a
large number of Beers are held pris-
oners. mutinied Jan. ?, raided the town,
terrorized the inhabitants, injured
many of them, defied their officers and
were only finally subdued when faced
by the muzzIes of rifles.
The censor suppressed the news, but
the Associated Press has received the
story by mail.
The trouble began with a row on
the night of Jan between some blue
jackets and party of the West In
dams. On the following night the
West Indians broke out of the bar
racks and raided the town with clubs
and razors tied to sticks.
They ran amuck, cutting and beating
women. children and men indiscrim-
inately and attacked the Sailors Rest,
tearing out the doors and windows.
When ordered 10 the camp they re
fused to obey and threatened to dyna-
mite the town.
A strong naval force was landed, the
available troops were collected and the
streets paraded and guarded all night
long.
At daybreak the troops were drawn
up with loaded rifles in front of the
place where the West Indians were
barricaded. The latter were ordered
to surrender and were notified that
if they did not do so they would be
fired UPON.
The mutineerS were finally cOwed and
were taken to the camp where they Will
remain under guard until d troop ship
arrives to remove them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-31
SOLDIERS KILLED OR WOUNDED BY THE
SCORE IN THE "PACIFIED" PHILIPPINES

phonso J. Van Laeys. wounded in leg
above knee. slight: Gus p. Hahn. wounded
i'm leg. slight, Dec. u PanageaEan. Bo-
hUl. company L, Nineteenth Infantry.
James H. RAIDER wounded in back. seri-
OUS. Corporal Ernest SWitZeT. wounded
in head serious, company ID, Forty
fourth volunteer infantry, Robert L.
Mitchell, leg serious
The following deaths have occurred
since last report,
Dyseutery-Jan. n troop Z. Third cav
airy. Corporal Emory j. Mcbride; com
pany G, Seventeenth infantry, Berna I'd
Schultz, Jan %. company d, Twenty
second infantry. Henry Stcfcu-
Nephritis--Jau- - company g. Thirty
sixth volunteer infantry. Dan q. HedricE.
ppendicitis.-COmpany IL, Third in
fantry. Henry Scharf.
culOsis.-COmpany B. Thirty
fourth volunteer infantry, Henry W.
Wright
Maceados.-Jan. Is. company N, Seven
Heart DiseaSe.-Jan. - company NJ.
Twenty-secOnd infantry. John Z Shaw
Suicide.-Jan. 90 company +, Forty
eighth volunteer infantry, Henry Moore.
Accidental EXplOSlOu--Jan- ., company
j. Fourth infantry, Council c. Ashley
Drowned.-Dec. 4, company q. Twenty
second infantry, Forest Mitchell.
Overdose Morphine.-Dec. SO. Acting
Hospital Steward Carl &. TrumbuIl-
Died From Wounds Received in Action
Jan. =. company Il. Forty-seventh vol
untepr infantry. George o DOnncH-
Esled From Effects of Sore From car
abao.-Jan. -, company h Ihirty-eightn
volunteer infantry, George Wiiimore-
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his unconscious charge into the arms
of a policeman.
Colonel William I. GiIdersleeve at
taChe of the supreme court of New
Mexico, was caught on the fourth floor.
He tried TO make his way to the rear.
A plate glass door stopped him. He
broke it with his fist and CraWIed
through to safety. His face and hands
were badly cut.
Edward Marshall. who lost one leg
as the result of a wound received
while serving as q, war correspondent
in Cuba, occupied a room on the sec
Ond floor. When he was aroused the
halls were filled with smoke Not
waiting to ind his artificial leg, MI
Marshall climbed to the fire escape
in the rear Of his room and one story
from the ground. There he found that
no iron ladder was available to reach
safety. Directly in the rear of the
jefferson is Steinway's piano ware
rooms. with a one story extension in
the rear. Steinway's Waterman placed
a board from the extension roof to the
balcony on the bottom of the fire
escape and across this board Mr. Mar
shall and thirty others who climbed
down the fire escape were rescued.
Many were cut by glass, but none
was seriously injured Several of the
women inmates were so badly fright
ened they had to be carried across the
plank.
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INDIAN TROUBLE
PRACTICALLY ENDED

Henrietta, l. T., jap. S0.-Peace
ar,onp the warning Creeks has appar-
aDtIv been reached. and all that now
remains to be done is to give Chltto
Hsrio. the chief Snake who has caused
all the trouble, a preliminary hearing
and bind him. to Muskogee for trial Tor
treason.
Last night the Indians burned signal
fires on the hills surrounding the town,
and fearing an attack, the soldiers re-
NAMED up till daylight, armed and
ready for instant action. But the IN
dams attempted no depreciation.
Washington. Jan. 30.-The secretary
of the interior today received a dis
match from Acting Chairman BiXby of
the Dawes commission, who says;
s.MuskOgee, /. T., jan 2S.-tor the
,urDose Of ascertaining the situation in
the Choctaw nation ! yesterday visited
sfeoben Roberts, a fun blood ChoctaW
reported TO be one Of the principals in
the disturbances in the ChOctaW ma
lion. at his home about fifteen miles
west of Atoka. Roberts stated. that
Iatah Niece, known as snake, the
creek leader. informed the full blood
C,boctaws that the president advised
him to advise his people that they
might re-estabIish their governments
under the treaty of March "a, 1882.
.sThe commission thinks these people
are sincere in the belief that they are
justified in this move. Efforts 10 ap-
Drehend or restrain leaders of the in
surrectionary movement by ChoctaWs
Unsupported by United States military
authority may result seriously
Secretary Hitchcock sent the follow
ing reply.
you viii advise Bel and Roberts
that T,atah Niece statement is untrue
DeDartment recognizes Dukes as prin-
cipal chief Of Ch0ctaws and Porter as
principal chief of the Creeks. Any at
TEMPT by disanected ChOctaws TO select
seats of government other than now
occupied or in any manner TO assume
tribal authority would be illegal and
wiz not be countenanced in any man
ner by the department. So advise
them
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SENATE WANTS TO KNOW ABOUT
GIFTS TO RAILROAD IN PORTO RICO

washington Jan Jones of Arkansas
following
That 10
all the
public
proposed to be donated and its vaue
any of said acts have been done by said executive council
o
in
al
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REPORT FAvORS 100000
INCREASE FOR SALT LAKE
House Committee Recommends that Limit of Cost
Of Federal Building be 100000.
Promised Additional Apr OpratiOn Of $20OOO Does Not
Materiaize in the Omnibus Bill as Presented.

Washington
grounds today introduced an Omnibus
bill
CARR alb out
he increase aret these:
Boise Ida 100000 S5OOO Helena
Mont 100000 to S23o' Salt Lake City
to $65OOO limit o
This bill representation of the
of the buiIdn
Mr. Mercer has called his cOmmie
It vii" 1t is expected be reported
s Iteration Will asked
VILE
order
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the bill on the Democratic side feel that
II the Republicans are determined to pass
the bill Tie minority should not 80 far
thcT than to state their objections fully
and vote against il, and to let the Re
publicans Vke the responsibility which
Is theirs.
Ii also develops that no one wants an
extra session. and that one VIII be avciO-
ed il there is any possible way of doing
so 1t Is even said that the SpOOner bill
will be passed in order TO avoid such a
session after the 4th Of March ttepJb-
lican leaders say mat they believe an
extra session can be avoided They also
saw that the Democrats must also &c
eide whether they viii take the response
bilftv Of defeating the subsidy bill, and
IL 1t is demonstrated that they arc Will
ing 10 take that responsibility. then other
necessary legislation Will be pressed rap
idly TO avoid an extra session