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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Srieffafen.

Is. y. s. = @s IinO psOerfolt i'm
GongrsB Qnitrengung:n gema4t nor
ben, bod bisber 1T nod Ni4t5 geidez
ben, mas uuf cine @infii6run9 oes
SpItems bier hin3itlt.
s. = @ins M,1iaroe in Nmerifa
ober in europa fat reun guQsn
10000 ,000) benn rN8tG" T9pn
bsutet rSauFenD" an.
8. 8. = &uiIer NifbsIm ber3peite
it ni9t &aiFer BON Oeutf9lonO, Tpn=
bern beuEIder aaiIer uno trG9i aFs
IolG.r Die prtuB fe G0nt9strpne;
bod 1T er bamit 6ia9er nod ni9t gez
front porben. Die &rDnung ioQ
oemnGhi in R6niQsbsra ltattfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Sta0t Baltimore.
Ser &dlenDer
''9eutf6em eorre(ponoentett''
fiir 1901.

XVI JtuttttDtI W. HStoVNh Soi%
fp%onoenten," Elm tpsrtbDonss 9anobu4
fir ieben DsutiGsn in Baltimore unb
Marplanb. ma9t in Der 5peiten Saz
nuarzWo9s fein gri9sinen. Seosr
Qe1er oes rOatIhen Gorrsiponoenz
ten .erbdlt bsnfelbsn ols getpib mill
fpmmsnes @sI9enf bes 9eruussebers
fret in's 5aus eeliefert. Oas hO4t
intsrsFante Bud, pelfss i4on Bel
fstnsm eriten grIdeinen i'm 8orjabre
cine 10 auBsrgetpDbnli9e Na9frage
berurT a9te, 1T bisies Sabr nod peit
rst9balfiger ausgsitattet. unb bsionz
bers lit barauf HifIi4t senomms1,
bob 9altimorer unb MarplGnoer benz
ielbsn als Elm b09f niibli4es Na9z
f9ldgsbu9 betra6tsn fDnnen. Der
ielbe ptrb nun an Wbpnnenten ber9ez
ben, nnb es birfte Ii1 babsr fir jeoen
OsutI9en empfeblen. nod in bieier
Wo6e in bic Mbonnentenretbe Oes
rDeutfdsn GorreIponbenten" sin5uz
treten. Sober Srdger nimmt 8sifelz
funae1 entesaen. Do9 geniigt i9pn
bas 3a1snbsn elmer poitfarte nit Der
ridtigen Qbre6e an bic Office bes
rOeutf9sn Gorrefponbenten," en-
Gde bon 9altimoreltrabe unb poitz
OFficssg(pe., Baltimore Mb.
I'm osn 2sIern bes n0euti4en
Gprrsippnbentsn" cine Sbee gu gsben,
nas bas 10 bslisbte 3oibbu4 entbdlt,
brineen mir bier sinen t6silpsii len
l1eberblif ibsr ben Snbult oehelben.
Der &dfenber ent6dlt:
Gbrpnif ber Sobesfdas bon Osutz
19e1 in Baltimore unb MarDlano In
1900;
lleber1i6t Der pi9tisiten greieniFs
in Stdbt unb Staat;
8si9rsibuns bon Baltimore felt Der
8riinbung Der Stabt;
@er5ei9niB oner beuti9en &ir9en
unb Wdmen Der 9eiftli4en;
Die elf srOBten 8auperte;
5as Rsiultat Der Mnni5;pdlpabl
am 2. Mai 1899;
Oas 8ptum bes Staatss unb Der
Stabt fir 9ouperneur, Gontroleur
unb General : Mnipalt in 1899;
Oie 9epDlferune bss Staates i'm
@sreleifs nit Der 3unabme in ben
5e6n Defaben beg 10. Sabrbunberts;
Dag @otum fir GonsreB : Reprdz
ientantsn ber feds Marpldnosr 0iz
itrifte;
Das @otum fir Mabor. @tabtz
Gontroleur unb PrGIibent bes 5tpeiten
Ratbsstpeiges;
Die pbsrften @taats : 8eamtsn;
Die oberiten @tabt 9 8samtsn;
Der Stabtrotb BON Baltimore bon
1899;
Die @irren in China;
Os Barrier @egtausitelung;
Gutenberg u. Die 8u9oruderfunif;
Mobsrne 2isienbampfsr;
paneMmerifanii9s Q~usitslung;
Das 10. Sablbnnbert;
politifae 2unbi9au aus ben Ser.
l@taaten, Osuti4lano uno anbsren
Staaten;
Der IL. Genius;
Die prdiioenien Der Ger. Staatsn;
ON erDBten Stdbte ber @rbe;
Staakn IT,. Serritprien Der Union;
3insfuB unb 8eridbrunssfriit in
ben Ser. Stdaten;
SabsGe fir 3insbers9nune;
Der Sc. Gpnsreb;
Wifenatperths in Der Ganopirfbz
f6aff u. I. 10.
Ser betannte Danbfalenbsr 9sbt
unieren 2eiern in bisisn Sossn ebsn=
faas gu.
Sie sHeboftinn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
9ns WufenbIarr 0rB
"0entf6en Gorre(pOnoenten''
. erf6ien 9eItern

= erf9ien geltern -
nnb entbGlt II. u. 8sfprehungsrt
ii6er bic politH8e Gage bes Gam
bes, ebitorieGe Noti3sn. pif'n'
f6aftlife QrtifsI, bic ipGtslts1
Nu9ri6tsn ii6sr bic 8or9dngs
In G6ina uno aus dnsn Shet@
len G~urppa's, Die neueIten uno
tnterefunteftsn telegropbiI4eH
8sri6te aus Dem SnlonOe, rQm
&reu3," Elm 9uiFonsz Roman aus
Sberammergau bon 8ilbelmins
prn 5iIsrn, elm, @eite in>
teraTantsr oeutI4er 2OtaIberi6te,
poIitii4es aus @taot unD
9tabt, 9tri4te aus Dem Jnnersu
bes Staoteg Qofuls, 8Orisnz unb
Marff6eri9te Il. T. m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

8ra9 Elm 8etn. = Sr. SEP.
s. @alter, Der SetretGr Des rWtrt6ez
S9uBpereins," Brad Oonneritagsz
Nbenb 9 l6r oas linte 8sin, p6er6ul6
bes 6uBgelenfes, dls er etnen 0a9Qon
an Der Baltimore unb @dpfraBe fir
ben 9eimpsg 6eTijeg. 9pn Der @Ge
Der @enira( : Npenus unD SttberRr.
aug purbe er bon 5pei 6reunosn na9
leiner Mobnung, Nr. 1901, @niorz
StraBe, gefeitet unb bort bon Or. 9.
5. 8roB BON Nr. 1902, Norb : Ga
rofinefraBe, in g~e6anOIung 9snomz
men.
Die 30 8rpteftipz
Union q r. 40, q. ). Of Dr." 6at
geitern in Nr. 1O3, Iorb : 6reberidz
GtraBe, Die foIgsnoan 9eanten err
tpdblt: prGItosnt Seq. 8. Na1mau,
8ice : prGTfoent %. 8. Oif;n5on,
prot. Setretdr s. 8. 8ei6stan}, s.
nan3isfretGr 8. 8. Chen, @93Bmeiz
fter s. 80. S6mibt, 0ireftoren - 81.
81. 9udurb, S. Wuitlanb, Surp
Wagner, j. 90. 8o6rs, Daniel Wi6sl
unb Mart Del4, 5inan3 : Gomita-
6enrD @agner, u. 8oitu{8 un0 @. 6.
8ofsn6erg, @rstuIiD : Gomits - g.
s. R~oIenberg, @eorge g. Go6ert7on,
SoIep6 9apPet, 5. 3eman, SEQ. Rsiz
Ter, 9enrD Mormon uno @6artes
Sappe.
Sob zines M atrofsn. =
Oabio Setpin, Elm 40 Sabre after
MotroIe, tar6 geTtern Morgen Jim 2
19r in Der MatroIen : 5sr6erge bon
SEQ. gfii1srer, Nr. 807, SiOzgrouDz
nab, an Der 2ungenent8inbung Sein
2si9nom purbe in Die Mprgue gez
I6idt unb {oG f:ute BON Der Bort
Mifion" an 9ib 8roaopab, rahe
36amesItraBe, aus auf benz UT. Gar
mel : @emeterD besrb;gt psroen. Gelz
min Toa friiber MatroIs uuf bem3o1z
&utter ySnan0ago" gepsTen Iein uno
feline @ftern no6nen ungs6li9 inSun
5ran3tsco.
n@teuben 2oge." Sn Der
re9e1mGBign 8erianm.un9 Der
r@ku6en : 2oge Nr. ST, g. g." IN
fuuirten @rA@roBaaor3ler 8, 8auA,
GrzRan3ler 8. Setter uao @r@8an3ler
u. QauF bic n%susrpd9ttsn 8eamten,
ME folgt: s. SIS. %, @dels, 9. e.
-So6n 6. 9errb, prGla!-G9r. Up
pei, MeiFer-So6n 8. HuppolO, 8.
Der g. unb u, = 6. Nib9aa, q. M.
- s. Wm. Mosfer, e. ~. = q. Sell
lrmdnn (bas Is. Ma0, 90. Or. = $.
@6menter, Nr3t = Or. q. g. Warz
nsr, srutee = SO9n MO:fer, Rsprdz
i~entanf CUR @roBlog' - @r@9roBz
8ansler @eo. Gau5. Die b~al6iG6rliz
den 8eri9te purOsn 9ierauf periefen.
Die @innabmsn paren $1033.85, Ser
m0gen $15,245.76, 3uiammen $751;
1855 unb Nusga6sn fir unterfiitz
3ungen uno @ter6egefo $819.45, blet6t
S15,46O.1O. Oa8 Gomiie fir Die
id6rGi6s untsr6aItung nt6it Bali be-
ri6lets, baB cine groBe @antdte bon
100 8inbern unO sbenfaQ5 Elm S9sin@
8er60r BON MitgiieDern Der 2oge por>
estragsn peroen iplen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Nenfenoc 9eute

HELEN lber Elm @lo5 unTere5 8altiz
morer 8isres i6re 9etra4tungen an,
bsnn es maGt oas @e6irn fIar unb
FiGrft ben Self. 9on Der SEQ. Sin
t9er, IT., 8rou : @Omp." aus Dem Be-
Iten 6opFsn un0 Mol3 ge6rout. Der
empfinO.idite Mugen fam ouFef6e
DerDdusn, unb es nG9rt ben G0rper.
B9ilGps 8nos, aGeinige 6laT9snfiiz
Ter, Nr. 900 Bis Gil, Gib : @arolinez
@tro6e. 8rauerei : Self JON 6. u.p.
3457. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
SDutberns.
563 $40

unberbeIerl d. 3pel
Gnaben, Namens Glareb 8rimes unb
5arrD Oapis, -, reTp. II Sabre alt,
purben gsItern pom Squire 2etpis in
Der norbDHfi9en g6li3siItation in's
.9ouTe Of ReFugs" geIanDt, neil lie
anee6li9 Elm 0uBano 9efen seip6lsn
6attsn unO gu jung paren, UNI BAN
@eri9t unb tppmDgfi9 Dem 9eFGn9=
niB ii6srliefert au nerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

Selbf0erfdnbli4 1T bas Ma4gz
tbum Der @taDI ber6dltniBmdbig Be-
oeusnb grDBer, als oas bes StadIes.
Die SeD0lterurg Der incorporirtsn
Stdots unO Srt16aften DEG States
Marplonb i'm 8erele;6e nit benz Sem
ius BON 1890 it, ME fpfat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
@sniusiabrs
. Die ifdrfIfe 3unabme in Murblanb

i. Die itdrtit tie 3unabme in WtarDlanb
funb in Den Sa6ren bon 1910 Biz 1850
ftatt, als bic Gspolufton in 0euti9=
Lamb Sauienbe beronluBts. Elm neues
Seim in Nmerifa gu iu6en. Ois gez
fannie O6erHd9e bes StaaIes betrG9t
1850 Quaoratmsilen. Die Seelsn3abl
pro M1eils in 1890 betrug 1867 uno in
1900 1907. Die 3una6ms Der 8sbDlz
fsrung in ben ein5slnen Counties ItsQt
Ifh. ME fplQt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Sie Srp6Iferuns WarBlaun's.

ReIultut bes IeBtsn Genius i'm 8erz
alei9e init benz Dori9en Sabr5ebnt.
= Die 3una9ms Der Srti9dfIsn.
-@ergrDBsrte 8sp0lferung in ben
@e6irss : Counties unD 4bnabm
am Seeufer.
l1ebsr Die Beb6lterung Marplanb's
bat bag GsnTuszgIreau in 8ai9tnstOn
ge1tern fOlssnoe 3iffsrn bstannt ssgs>
ben. Oanu9 it bic 8eD0lferun9 BON
1870 Biz 1900. ME fn[nt. asffisaen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

Wetterausfi9ten. = Sir
Marnlano unb ben Oiitrit! Columbia
flar unb anbalteno fat am Samitag,
friffe norbpstli6s Winoe. flar am
&onntaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

8erbrin9t BEN Sonntaoin
Mui6ln9ton. y}ur $1.25 fir Bic
Runbreiie auf Der ngsnn5olpaaier
@%iienbobn."
Sim nd6ten SamItag unb Spnn;
Tag; giltjg fir sie Riidfa6rt BIS au1
fOlgsnoen Monta9. Ollie 3iige, BEN
mitlrten @ongttb3ua auSaenommenW
(Septl8iSa-A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

Die NIT X murfirten Counties 6aben
ahgsnommen; es iinb 0ieIes: gecaz,
Queen 4nns's uno 9arforOz@ountp.
DIN Meiften BADEN Nlsganbz uno 9arz
rettJ@ountp 5ugenomnn.
Die 8ep0lferungs3ifFer 8Gltimore's
BEL alien II GsnfuszQ uFnubmen 1T,
mip fnfnf-
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TO ADVER-
Users.

There is no German paper In Maryland. except
fng the German Correspondent. that has sufficient
press capacity to print the usual edition Of Der
Deutsche Correspondents in less than
FIVE HOURS.
The pres. of the "Correspondent" will print
fold and count the entire edition Of any other
daily German paper In Maryland In
FIVE MINUTES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Srinft Gennb's Sbee nnS Saffcc.

Infer 3iel = ben feiniten Sbee uno
9affse unb 3uder Dem GOnfumentsn
fir Den biqigiten prets gu Derfdufen.
6. D. 9ennD. 10 2dbsn in Der StaDt.
C52A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
rhaIfnnes.@ eatpeiier.

J@Ifabemie. "-9isfs Wode:
%S6eutsr." = Oisis Wo4e:
uOepiles@ orteIuneen.
.9itr. Ebeater." - Diese
-.,tob tbe Qaeific.H
yoro's Spernbaus. "-Osie Wo4s:
.upa's wifs.'
,Soparb : Muoitorium." - Ssie
MO6t: tdsli6 ;nei gorf,aunssn.
300" 9r. S. S. 8oftod, 0irettor.
= Suolf Stuuoen nnterbaltuns bon II ubr gors
rlittaag bis II ubr Gbsnos.
GuropdiIfss Gpnisrbaiprium Der
Wfnit. Gientae, N 8. Sanuar, erfes Gdcnltdts
Secital in 2cbmann @aae.
rMuIif.@ Oramat. SamilienzGlnb."
Ntorgen, 5onntoe, sSis e6ipdbin" i'm sSarfsss
Bari
9ldttDeutfGsr 8ersin yginigfetf."
Tontag, ben Z. Sanuar. erittg Stiitunesfef,
Ibenosunterbaltuns uuD Ban in Der SGtntra3t=
GALE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Srnf=StItben.
Sul5 tpiro t6eurer. = Sin &risg StpE<
i6en Monopplsn. = Der Brofit
i'm S4uhg:I4Gft BON SruitsQgenz
TEN oeDiinf6t.

iden Monopplsn. = Der Brofit
i'm S4uhgsIddft BON SrufsQgsns
Ten 9etpiini4t.
Ser 6leii9 Srut nit einsm Sd
pital BON $28,OOO,OOO, bat Dem Sal3z
SruIt (Rapital $12. 100000, unterz
ItiiBt bur9 ben Stanbaro&Ssl Srut
nit einem &apital BON $36,OO0,O 900,
ben &r;eg ertldrt, unb Der erite SauB
tpuroe gofsuert, dig bier in Baltimore
25.0OO Spnnsn 96tslTal5 aug Bortuz
gal fir Die rQrmour Pading g."
e~intrafen. Die Soften bieies Pro=
butts iteGen Ii9 a[erbings auf 3pei
Gents bQsBfuno, bod min 0erSkii9=
Sruit nit Dem Support 10 Eunge fortz
fa6ren, Big be nNational Salt g."
loren 8rsis nieosr auf Die alte Hate
BON I Gent pro 9funb bsru6iebt. Sn
Der 3tpf4sn5eit ftno Grperte no4 ben
iiin9it in Sf(a6oma entbsdtsn riefsnz
bdFten SafSldgern abgsreiit, bic Elm
Qreal BON 100 Quabratmeikn 6ei so
SUB 3;efe umfaffen io1en, unO tpenn
6r. &pGaT sQRr bic 8ebulb beg S4Isnz
uno @4peinefDn..gs gu bart auf bic
9rObe itelen ioGte, psrbsn bort NIT
per6GltniBmdBig gerin9tn Soften
8ergtperte an9eGegt perben. Der
Saf3 : Sruf, befen 8ireau i6 i'm
STANDARD Oil 8uifDing" in Sem
gort b%ef;noet, bat ben 9reis fir ben
Sad &o6ial5 BON 140 9funo i'm
@orioFre bon $1.38 auf $2.43 er6D6t
unb our6 9striebs : gtni6rGntung
ndf3u 5000 Qrbeiter entGafen.
@9u6 Sruit.
@us g6icago pirb gemelbet, boB
baiel6It cine 4n3o6l BON Sdu6Fobriz
fantsn sinsn S6u6 ( Srut gu Dem
8s9ufe griinbsn molten, nm ben
S6u6marft 81 controliren. Sans
bss 9uStanbs fommt, tpo0sn IL otreft
an bic 8leinbdnbler psrfaufsn, 10 baB
Der 9rof:t Der gegeutpdriigsn 3ptz
f6en6dnOkr, Der @roiItIten, eripart
niiroe. Sb bieIer 9rofit ben Gpniuz
mntsn gu Statten tommen niitDe, 1T
aber iebr fragli4, oa bic @rfobtung
Iebrt, baB in iol6en 6GGsn nur Der
Srut ben 8ort9sl BON Der Monopoliz
Tirung oes CHARITIES er5islt. Die @nz
gros : S9u9bGnbler Iinb iibsr bic
Na9ri6t ni6ts tpsnigsr ats aus BEN
6GUs4en. g:ner Der tabsn ertlorte,
oaB bic Sa9e Iei6ter ousgeba4t, ats
getban tpiirbe. W}an muBte ni6t bic
psnigen 6abrlfen in S6icugo, ionbsrn
biz bes gan3en 2anbes in cine 9anb
bsfommen, unb bie!e8 lei 10 gut ME
unm0gl:9. 4Qein f2lblt tpenn IS gez
ldnge, rpirbs Der Sruit nur ieinsn Ell
genen S4aben herbeiFu6ren, Da IS BEL
S6u6en auf ben b06f mannigfaltiz
gen, BON SaiiOn gu Suiipn. bOn Ort
gu Srr pe6ietnoen @ei6maf Der
&uno19aft %anfommt, Den Elm 5ruIt in
@6icago nismuis 10 bsurt6sltsn t0nz
men piiroe, ols bic Gngroa6Gnoter am
PlaBe. IS lei ba9er ni6t bic geringite
8tfa6r ~pprbanoen, boB bic Gngrosz
6GnDIer in S6u%n ou5 Der 8eIt g:z
i6afft Diirbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

a.. F1ref IIbxy IUeuns
sc" meter. ~ ltigteit s,;n. sh, aRett.
500 u. 30.24 81 90 u. u 8Iar.
0iittI. Saran,terN 30.3s pohfi. Ehermom.rert.. Al
NiiftI. 1brrmumet.rf. so 9iieDrIafer IS
81. b0fh, Shnelia' eli b.s DiHbes in elmer Stunpe
berrua IL DfeiIen cor WeIIen
al sefrIss 3 ttter - DIE ~Hieori1fte 2empsratur
bes ~s,frisen aas.s aui HaGpenannlcH StauOueu
muL nj. folc:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Snalitdt lit Der stanSnrb

Der 8e6rGue aug 5reo 9auernz
I4mibt's rNmsrtcan 8repsrD," uno
OaB biefe Norm bon 8or5Igli9fsit
bonn erIien Big gum 6eut%9en Sage err
6oiten poroen 1T, 5eugt Der tGgli6 gu
nebmenOe umIdb unD Die aQFeitigen
~bsifdGigen QeuBerungen. ue6er3sugt
Sud- Iel6It bon Deren Site. Sn dQen
9otels uno Dirt6F6uften eriier 8laKe
gu 6aben. 8rauerei: Nr. 11O4-1128,
SiQenJStraBe. GeIep6on: 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Wt6tts fit Amsetaenoe.

IN Tfsrplanb erf@eint auber benz .Seuffass
eofreipsneenten' feine einsise seuti4e 3etfuas'
nel&t cine SrudsMreHe beftt, bic i'm etanbe H.
bic auflaqe bes .Seuti5en gsrrefpOnoeutsn' n
Htnieer, ais
finf Stttnoea
~ sru6en. Ste NreTe bes .Gorreipoubenten' fsHH
bic GuIlase ireenb eiE,r dnosrea tdsIi3en hsufs
f&en 8eitune tn Naruldnb In
fHfrf Winufer
bruden, fallen unb abs6blen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

xSetferbcrid,t.
Scr. &faaten :S~cuersSnredu
al II m IRE, Den 4. Sanudr 1901.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-09-11
Comment on Chun Mission.

Berlin, Sept 9.-The papers have devoted
a great deal of space to the Chinese mis-.
sion, headed by Prince Chun. The most
influential papers, however, admit that
Germany managed the matter badly by
not having all the questions regarding the
ceremonial detail arranged before the mis-
sion left China. While the general opinion
is that Prince Chun stopped at Basel vol
UNFAIRLY, it is also said with great positive
ness that orders were sent from Berlin for
the mission to wait on the border until all
the details of the expiatory act were set
tied. Some of the papers assert and others
deny that the emperor demanded a modi
fied kowtow, and the former seems to be
the correct version. The Muenich Al
legeimeine Zeitung, assuming this to be
true, argues that Germany's yielding will
not promote German influence in China
since Germany was worsted in the kow-
tow controversy.
The Hanover correspondent admits that
Germany yielded to the Chinese demands.
The Cologne Volks Zeitung finally admits
that Germany suffered a humiliation.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-09-11
SpOkane Interstate Fair.

All of the $50 racing stables at the
Fair grounds of the Spokane Interstate
Fair are filled. This race meeting will
unquestionably be the greatest ever
held in the Inland Empire.
The main exhibition hall at the Fair
grounds has been deliberately decorated
and alone is worth the price of admis-
sion. Many hundred dollars have been
spent in the work, and the management
will surely be repaid for their efforts
by the increased attendance caused
thereby.
The incoming and outgoing trains of
the Northern Pacific and o. R. & N.
will stop at the Fair grounds, thereby
enabling visitors to spend the whole
day at the Fair, and yet be gone from
home only one day.
All farmers interested in cattle will
have an opportunity never before pre-
scented to examine the blooded beef and
dairy stock of the Pacific Northwest at
the Spokane Interstate Fair. They will
be enabled to arrive at an intelligent
decision as to the stock best adapted
to the needs of this country.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Rockhill has left Pekin for home. His
work in China has pleased the state de-
partment.
Antonio Maggie, the musician -anarch-
ist who predicted the assassination of
President Mckinley, has been arrested
At Joliet, ILL.,, Superintendent Shell
don made the official announcement that
the Illinois Steel Works here would
start this week.
Edward Brsbo, ex-chief of police on
the Indian reservation, was arrested at
Pendleton, Ore, on charge of criminal
assault upon Anna Biamont I6-year
old Indian girl.
Cleveland was brilliantly illuminated
in honor of the visiting veterans of the
civil war, who have been pouring into
Cleveland to participate in the exercises
of the annual reunion of the G. A. R.
The body of Winter Kyle, aged about
"a, was found on the beach near Astoria,
Oregon, recently There, was scalp
wound on the head, but no water in the
lungs. His mother resides in Ballard
Wash.
Companies E and H of the Twenty
eighth infantry have arrived at Boise
Barracks from Vancouver, Wash, to
take station there. The post is now I'M
der command of Major George H. Roach
of the Twenty-eighth infantry.
After the 9 80 bulletin had been issued
from the Milburn residence Monday
night announcing continuance of the
favorable conditions of the president
there were many indications that the
bulletins were but meager indications OF
the real improvement of the distin-
guished patient.
The last efforts to settle the strike
have failed. The general executive
board of the Amalgamated association
have adjourned without date and with
out accepting any of the peace PROPOSE
lions that have come indirectly from the
United States Steel corporation, or max
ing any counter propositions, according
to the official statement
The I2-year-old son of c. A. Gum
mere farmer living eight miles north
east of Moscok, Idaho, was instantly
killed by a powder explosion. The boy
who had been playing about the house
was noticed by an older sister to have
powder horn in his hand. A little
later the boy called to his sister, I'm
going to take a smoke" A moment
afterwards there was muffled report
and the young lady turned in time to sec
the boy fall on the floor dead.
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Accident on b. & O. Railway.

Wheeling, w. Va, Sept. l0.-A fright
full railroad accident occurred at Burton
tunnel, 40 miles east of here, on the Balti
more 4 Ohio railroad. One man was killed
and one fatally hurt, and number slight
ly hurt. The engine, running 30 miles an
hour, broke fiange and jumped square
across the track, rolled over on its side
and plowed into the side of the hill.
Engineer M. B. Slower was pinned under
the engine, and fire following the wreck
cremated his body. The fireman was
thrown from the engine, landing under the
cab, where he was fatally scalded by es-
Gaping steam. Baggagemaster Frank Ri
ley and Postal Clerk Ross were both badly
hurt
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Gar and King to Meet.

Frendensborg, Sept. 8. - Emperor
Nicholas has received in audience Count
Lamsdorff, the Russian foreign minister
Tomorrow the ear and czarina will pro-
coed to Copenhagen and will attend ser
vice in the Russian church there. Sub
sequently all the royal personages will
gather in Copenhagen to meet King Ed
ward, who is now on his way to Copen-
hagen from on board the royal yacht Os-
borne.
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The Situation.

New York, Sept. o. Aspecial from Buff
falo says:
DIR. McBurney, who has joined the ply
sicians in attendance on President Me
Kinley, says that if the president keeps on
improving the crisis will be passed on
Tuesday, and that in three or four weeks
time he will be able to resume his ordinary
duties.
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AstroIoger Predicted II.

New York, Sept. s.-Gustav Meyer, who
says he is an astrologer, living in Hoboken,
N. j., claims to have sent the following
telegram to President Mckinley when the
latter was in San Francisco: "Your wife
will live another year-until about next
February or March, but be careful of
yourself. You will be shot or stabbed dur
ing the month of June or else in Septem-
ber."
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-09-11

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. l0.-A special
from Norton, Kan, says:
The heaviest rain in years, amounting
almost to a cloudburst, fell in Decatur
county, a total of three inches of water
falling in Oberlin, Decatur and Jennings.
In Oberlin the sudden downfall flooded the
town, the water standing foot deep over
the greater portion of the place and flood
ing Easements.
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Incorporated octo
RlTzyILLE,

OFFICE.
!. o. r. Holcomb, p.
p. R. Clark, Vice Pre-
Ed. ellison, Secre
o. H. Greene, Treasurer anu Flu
Agent.
TRUSTEES.
W. r. Peters, w. o. Lewis, w. H
gle, W. R. Cunningham, Jr., L. C
Patten.
COMMITTEES.
Reading Room and Literat'
Tuggle. H. f. Klaas, D.. A.
A. Carlen, DR.. ]. Frank.
Gymnasium and Athletics.-I.
Patten. J. c. Staser. S. s. Almbere.
Christensen. F. Fl. Richardson.
Finance and Auditing.-W R. Cum
ham. Jr., w. r. Peters. L. LaughliI..
Rules and Decorum.--Jesse Dorman,
John M. Adams, p. r. Clark.
Reception.-O. r. Holcomb. o.
Greene, DR.. F. R. Burroughs.
The object of this club shall be to e
courage Athletic exercises and games a.
to promote physical culture and socia'
tercourse among its members, and
promotion of temperance, morality
knowledge.
Business meeting first Friday in e..
month at p. m. in its clubrooms ov
Mrs. Hallin's millinery store. BiAia
room, banquet and convention hadls
brary, latest periodicals. athletics, muL
games. piano and other musical instI
ments for use of members and guests
pleasant and profitable pastime. {
every day and evening.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-09-11
Mrs. Mckinley Admitted.

Milburn House, Sept. 9.-Mrs. Mckinley
was admitted to the sickroom this morn
ing and had a brief stay with her afflicted
husband. The veil of domestic privacy is,
of course, thrown over the details of the
meeting. Mrs. Mckinley bore up well and
displayed the same fortitude which charac-
terized her, as well as the president, since
the tragedy occurred.
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For First Class
Painting, Paper Hanging,
Whitewashing, Calcimlng
Call on
S. q. SCHEUERLE.
The Ritzville Painter
For First Glass
After Emma Goldman.

st. Louis, Sept. lot was learned that
mail at st. Louis postoffice at 0 a. m. Sat
urday. In the afternoon she called again
and left request that any mail received
for her be forwarded to general delivery,
Chicago.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-09-11

Daniel Wells, Jr., who celebrated his
93rd birthday recently, has lived &C
years in Milwaukee, and is now the
only ante-bellum congressman living
IN that city.