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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29
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marcitrott, Rr. pol, 6dssgruaopap, Mt. Rppals
0'"''" 5. .. Martin.
Itgr. SaH. sassnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29

unfere einsebiIbeten
rnieberen RIaKen," pel9e nit ibrer
aleinisen 'Renntnib bon rllniteb
States" elauben, auf Der 5Obe Der
3eit gu fteben, follten fi4 elm 8eifpiei
an Der iungen 80nisin bon 9cuano
nebmen. Wilbelmine tann nit gu ben
2insuiten eerednet tDerben. Sic
fpri9t beutf9, franSDfiid unb eng
lid pie -ibre bondnbifde 2anbesz
fprade, tit bes malapifaen mdhtis
nnb fam fid CUR Notb audi italie<
Mid, fpanii4 unb ruifiid untsrbal=
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29

9r. Gnntantin Sablz
berg, iiber beHen @erbinbung nit Der
@ntbedung bes Sac9drin mir Dor
mebreren Doden einem Stubenten Der
.Sobns 6ppfins' l1niperfitdt" seftatz
teten, feline i'm Snterefe bes Prof.
Memfen perfaBte 9arlegung ing
8latt au brinsen, pertpa6rt ii4 in Ell
mem 8riefe an etnen Mitarbeiter Der
rSa. Staatsseituns" folgenbermaben:
sd bebaure. bab bur4 Die uns
fenntniB bes 8eri6terftatters Der
,Deuti9e Correspondent" cine iiberz
fliiiiee Menge Oruderf9ndr5e perz
fdpenbet bat, obne Dem 9esenitdnbe
,@ae9arin" bamit eebient gu baben.
Die ent1teaenben MeuBerunsen, bic
auf MIDI abseieben finb. peiie i'd NIT
gntriiftuns suriid, ba i9 tpsber 9raz
buirter elmer ruffiiden uniperittdt,
nod Ssraelit bin, aun 8eioes ME-
mails eepefen bin. Gs udre fir mid
bon Snterefe, au erfabren, pie es ges
fommen tit, baB ii9 Der junge S9rtftz
teller, Der on bas 8altimorer Bldtt
f6rieb, nit meiner unb Der peri on
beg Germ profeFors 2emien gu be-
faTen cine @eranlafuns sebabt bat.
On Der ,Sobns 5opfins uniperiitD"
in Baltimore tpar id ntht als Stuz
bent, fonbern als Yripatbocent NIT
9ebalt anseitelt, unb in Jolse beHen
in meinen Mrbeiten, 3ielen uno Bez
ftrebuneen p~ouitGnbig unabhdngig
BON 5errn Profehor Sra Remien.
.3par baben mir eemeinf9aftli6 eine
nifenf9aftlide 4%b6anblung iiber bic
Srpbation Der Soluolfulpbamioe perz
Dffentli9t, aber an meiner 8earbeiz
tung bes Gsgenitanbes Sachurin, feiz
ner O~arteuuns unb @%ertpenbuns bat
berielbe niemals tbeilgenommen. 81
gntbedungb es Sac4arin
ausfdliebli9 BON
mir Der, ebenio Die bic Ingaben
gu ieiner inbuftrtsasn 9arftelIung uno
@erpertbuns. 9o9a9tungspoa Or.
Cont. Sahlberd."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29
s atlantic Granspart .Ga.
&E.1@ GeneraIsaatnten,
gS5SS&2&H AO8 bio aOS YSater. Ofraes.

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Bon Baltimore naA 9onoon.
Camper nRniobt Commander. .......... Z. Suri.
2prDsytnl
Bon Baltimore mad V,lfat, Snblia uno GarDit;.
Tad 9sIidit.
rad Tnpiin.
Sampler y9or0 Suni.
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Sampt.r u9si9alia" Sum-.
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ptrousoabt mad 6dicn In @robbritanni:n nab Dem
Sno btm Gfeu. (Gebr7, S&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29

OdSd u d BIO nj " orrepon NJ
beuten4 Gnbe lebten sSobrss mitges
tbeiIte prsisausfdreiben bes rMasem.
Deuti9en @pradbereins." Die bette
@erbeutf9uns BON 3ebn GrembpDrs
tern betreffenb, bat feline grlebigung
sefunben burd folsenbe preissetrDnte
teutf4e NeumDrter:
8obb - Rleinling;
gDuplet = G9elmenlieb;
pebol (beim' Jabrrab) = Sritt;
@tpedter = Gportpams;
No9abe, rotirct AZ &Onigz
fpruns, ben &0nis fprinsen laHen;
b 6robenaug, ben 5roben5ug mddert.
Hecorb - Stdnb.
Neflame - 8erfunb.
SET bret anberen Jrembp0rtern
mubte bon elmer preispertbeilung abz
geIeben tperben. Sir goneours bip>
pique lit Elm befferer @usbrud, als
bic fdon sebrdudlide Hob@ uno Was
senidau nidt einsegansen, fur Mmaz
teur fein beFeres Wort, als bas fdon
sebrauhte r%2iebbaber;" gu 9otelzH es
ifaurant iberbaupt fem geniigenbes
Dedport eineesansen. Na. n@ers
funb. @tanb II. Rleinlins" finb aud
faum preisniirbiq!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29
Ghriifunb Treoeritf 3atf.

-, mft.r MN 90 Sabreu uni, . Saeen, ~oelisbtcr
s 5Sa a'r uan V Siiiaset5 &an. Sic setrSieana tinoet
hac,ustge, MittiDod. nsn. %: gtai, 3 uhs IadlF
rnittaag, BON Der ~g2obnIls ieiner Hldbte. M. geo,
9eniri plpaHis =9tp: nus, ais anT: pr pSl4Ilnlp,sa Se=
metcrpA TAFT. Ser1pamote ulD Jreunoe Ger 0aniiit'
fnD adtunesboll eirgsla0enn lLso-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29
Ghriifinc @anermamn.

C. aarb am. Nlontaa, ben p. Nni 1901, mad far=
ART Grauf6tit Gbritina, odoermd,tn. gen. TtsiIl=
m al. Sohre i6rrs e,rbsns. 0ie @e,rnianns fineet
bears, Mitttued, DEN %. Mai, 9 hbr aa3=
mittaeg, BON ibrer frbtsn Nso6uung, III. 9l?o, St=
Baltimore Strabs, aus itatt. @siitSnng p%rtpaflnl.
$40 ny
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29

Die don o pielfa4 berz
fu9te, aber nod INNER ni9t selunsez
ne aunft. farbise photographer berz
5uiteIen. lit einem @9neiaer, Sea-
mems Gurtner. enbli9 eelunsen.
@nrtner tit nur elm geididter Mmaz
teurzpbotosrapb, aber er bat feline
Bilber Der rpbotosr. @eielf9aft" in
8ern prattif9 pOrsefihrt, unb bic
Garben tparen porSisli4 n~iebersegez
ben. Ser Grfinber bat aber feline
Mittbeilunsen iiber fem 0erfabren
gema4t, neil er baHelbe nod tpsites
rem 8erbeferunsen patentiren laHen
min. Sur 10 bel berii9ert Gurtner,
bab Die 5arben burh 8eli9tung ober
in Golge berielben entitanben finb.
DAP Die Sarben Snteferensfarben
feien, Gbnli9 benz Garbenfpiel Der
@eifenblafe. pirb bon @urtner perz
reint. @r bat piele 8erfu9e aemaht,
nnb bur9 3ufaa biefes 8erfabrsn
entbedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29

Ser beutf9e MGr9en=
belb .9ans i'm Slid" pelder einen
f9peren @olbflumpen erft fir elm
pferb, bas Sob fir cine Sub, b:sie
fir Elm @9pein unb 2eBteres fir Ell
men Stein bertaufdte, bat auf bieier
9emifpbdre Nadabmung g%efunben.
= SIN Canada bat giner fein Weib
gesen einen 8ernbarbiner z9unb eingez
taufdt, ben 9unb fir cine Slinte, bic
5linte fir Elm SAB S9napps, ben
S6napps bat er ~setrunfen uno 1T i'm
Oelirium seitorben. Summa Sumz
marum: er 1tarb auf umpesen bur4
fein Weib; mas manhem Mnoern auf
biel birefterem Wese pafiirt -.
Sic ,M tpzW @taatss
s%eituns" bon seitern fdreibt: Scr
Correspondent" in Baltimore bat 1t9
olio nidt nit fremben 3lappborns5ez
bern sef9midt, pie mir, bur9 cine
Noti5 in elmer anberen 3eitung irrez
gefibrt, glaubten. Mir erfennen unz
ieren Srrtbum on, inbem mir hermit
eonftatiren, bab Der Correspondent"
ben @dera benz Nutor felbft erebitirt
bat. Mber nihts fir UNCUT. Gs mar
buraaus nt9t bOfe semeint; unfere
9o9a9tung Dor unferem Golegen
2ebb bonn vgorrefponbenten" tpdre
au9 inn anberen Sale niAt gei9mdz
Iert aetpeien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29

SD babe sroBe Stuff. elm
@tiid 3eitgef4i4te gu f4retben :
nidt Memoiren = aber bic @ei4i9z
te Der gntpideluns bes beutl9en Sc
banfens, iopeit i'd felbft lie mitgelebt
babe" 10 bat Der sepefene 5inan5mi=
nifter Miquel einem 8efu4er sefagt.
Miquel 1T elm feiner aopf unb gilt
fir einen Der beften Hebner Oeutf4z
lambs. 9as f0nnte ia 'tpas Srbentz
Iides nerben. Miquel, Der Bel feiz
mem Niidtritt gum Mitslieb bes Ger
renbaufes ernannt nurbe, min fid in
benz 9errenbauie nod mad &rdften
niibli9 MAIDEN unb in bic politit
aftip etnsreifen. Gin poQfdnbig
berbrau9ter Mann 1T ct alio nod
ni9t.
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Sefanmtma9mnseu
81 hreau ees Staes.snsenisnrs.

0 ireau feb Etaets SnsenisurS.
~ HufbhauS.
Guitimpre, ben 81. Stat 1901.
Gerfeqtlte 6orberungE< aretboifr on Den ~Eoaro
of N.parps,H III ndnotn nes StoDtsGeqihratcrs,
eSr,iFrt, psrosn Biz Gun, II. g uai 1901, Mit.
toqs 12 1lbr, ~entsssen e.noinnieu fir bic Cons
f~truftion eiHes Absuqsfnncis unier ntm syabrrpsqe
Der G~antcnsS tra5e, bon Gaiott-Strabe bis go.
iton= Stra6e, rns bann anf BEN Giesntbua Der
r9enniplpania Gitnbabu : Gompaenie~ rad bem
grettsrptri6laee al Der @aHsr.Gronte Der bsjoqs
ten Gompaguie, nit Den n5ibieeu GinldfrR unb
@srsiHeaHetH.
sptsififatiensn nnS gIdne befinSen Fb I'M pis
reoa oes StantsS Haenisurs.
Bic gebDrpt behalf th6 Sas Sts6f boz, ireenb
tpcId5e ODER ale ~Snesbote gu %pcripericn.
Ser erieisreidbf AusebotfsQsr tuirs sar MHsfiib>
runa Dcs Contracts unp sur Eteluno bon @Hra=
idait in, e%oopeiteI getrass ees Gontratt=4rtiics
onqe5aiteu feia.
Gin beelaubietsr Sled, sabfbar an ben Waeor
unb Stabtratb BON Baltimore. in Der o6be bon
snti 0unpert nnb fiinfsia Collars mub ifoem Gins
oebot ~bsisrfig; ifia.
y. Z. 6encaa.
staSisA asenisur.
gshdtiet:
] Stpmae O.. SdpeS,
9rdfbcnt Der 6cntrattpere ebuRqs =Seb5rSs.
Wlai31, Sunil 3, As, 6, 7,6, 10,1D
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-10-03
COLLAPSE Of eZOLcOSz.
The Condemned Assassin Created a
Scene on Arriving at the
Auburn Penitentiary.
he HAD TO Be CARRIED up THE STAIRS.
He Knew He was to Meet Death
in a Few Weeks Seems to Have
Unnamed Him-Is Sorry for Mrs.
Mckinley.

-
Auburn, N. Y, Sept. 2s..Czolgosz,
President McKinley's murderer, IN
the custody of Sheriff Caldwell. of
Erie county, and 81 deputies, arrived
in Auburn at 3:15 a. m. The prison is
only about SO yards from the depot.
Awaiting the arrival OF b train
there was a crowd of about 200 peo-
pie. Either for fear of the crowd,
which was not very demonstrative, or
from sight of the prison, Czolgosz'
legs gave out, and two deputy sheriffs
were compelled to practically carry
the man into the prison.
Had to BE Dragged Up Stairs.
Inside the gate his condition be-
came worse, and he was dragged up
the stairs and into the main hall. He
was placed in a sitting posture On the
bench while the handouts were being
removed, but he fell over and moaned
and groaned, evincing the mo st abb
iect terror. AS 500 as the hand
cuffs were unlocked the man was
dragged into the principal keepers
office.
xut AhAO EEASOA SAOtASSs
AS in the case of all prisoners, the
officers Immediately proceeded to
strip him and put on a new suit of
clothes. During this operation Czol-
gosz cried and yelled, making the
prison corridors echo with evidence of
his terror. The prison physician, DIR.
John Gerin,examined the nan and or
dered his removal to the cell in the
condemned row, which he will occupy
until he is taken to the electric chair.
The doctor declared that the man
was suffering from fright and terror,
but said that he vas shamming to
some extent.
The Collapse a Surprise.
The collapse of the murderer was a
surprise to everyone. En- route from
Buffalo, he showed no indication of
breaking down. He ate heartily of
sandwiches and smoked cigars when
pressed regret for his crime. He said:
81 am especially sorry for Mrs. Nc
Kinley." He reiterated his former
statement that he had had no &C.
completes, and declared that he never
had heard of the man under arrest
in ST. Louis who claimed to have tied
the handkerchief over his hand, con-
cealing the pistol with which the
president was shot. He says the
handkerchief was not tied. He went
behind the Temple of Music, arranged
the handkerchief so as to hide the
weapon and then took his place in the
crowd. To Jailer Mitchell he SEN
this message to his father: Tell him
I'm sorry 1 left such a bad name for
him |
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-10-03
BAD RIOT In SAN FRANCISCO.
A Party of Special Policemen Set
Upon by Strikers-A Pitched
Battle i'm the Street.

San Francisco, Sept. 30.-A pitched
battle between strikers and policemen
occurred shortly after IL o'clock yes
terday morning in Kearney street, be-
tween Post and Geary. Seven men
are known to have been wounded, one
probably fatally, and it is thought
that several others who escaped ar
rest were injured. Not less than fifty
shots were fired. Several of the in.
jured were innocent ~passers-by. A
numbe of plate glass windows were
broken by flying bullets. Four spe-
cial policemen and a recently-dis-
charged naval man were made tar
gets for the combined assaults of a
mob of strikers and sympathizers
numbering, according to the deciara-
tons of the special policemen, at
least two hundred.
The party of special policemen were
on their way from a variety theater.
When they turned into Market street
from Turk, they noticed a large crowd
following, and they asked Policeman
John Tillman to accompany them.
just as the party reached Kearney
street a shot was fired 1t was fol
lowed in quick succession by several
others. A regular fusilade ensued.
The mob scattered in all directions,
but not before a number of police
men arrived and succeeded in arrest
ing about thirty of them. Four were
identified as striking transfers. They
were heavily armed. While Officer
'Tillman was attempting to protect
the specials when the first shots were
fired, one of the mob fired at him at
short range. The bullet just grazed
Tillman's ear. j. B. Boyne, who was
among the injured, was a non-union
man.
Application was made to a number
Of hackmen to carry him away, but
they refused to do so because he was
not a union man. H. f. Beehler, for
merly a member of Company E, CT the
Fourth United States volunteers,
whose home is in Elkhart, Ind, was
wounded
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-10-03
SECOND LAS RATES.
Strict Orders for the Enforcement of
Amended Postal Regulations
Issued.

Washington, Sept. 2s.-The post Of
fee department has issued formal no.
tice to all postmasters hat the recent
amended postal regulations regarding
second class rates will be enforced
strictly after October 1. Periodical
publications having the characters
tics of books and those the circula-
ton of which is not founded on their
value as news or literary journals will
not be admissible to the second
class; but when a publication has
been admitted to the second class,
the certificate of entry can not be ce-
voked until so ordered by the depart
ment. Unsold or return copies, the
department announces, may not be
mailed by news agents at the pound
rate.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-10-03
IN HONOR OF M'KINLEY.
A Proposition that VIII Meet Public
Favor to Re-Christen the Philip
pines the Mckinley

Washington, Sept. 30.-A sugges-
ton emanating from a high source,
and which is meeting with widespread
favor. is to change the name of the
Philippine islands to the Mckinley ISL
ands. The object is, of course, to per-
petuate the name and glory of the
martyred president and his admins
tration. 1t is intended to bring the
proposition before the next congress,
and it is not doubted that it will be
accepted without question if present.
ed in the proper
The appropriateness OF the sngges-
ton is generally conceded, as, save for
the foresight and persistence of Presi-
dent Mckinley, the Philippines might
to-day occupy a different and far less
intimate relation to the United States
than is now being shaped for them.
It is pointed out that this proposed
change would link his name with the
government of the country for all
time, and also would be q constant
and conspicuous reminder to future
generations throughout the world
that it was in his administration that
the republic expanded its beneficent
influence to the orient, and there es"
tablished in enduring form its insti-
buttons and systems.
The proposition, though at present
entirely tentative, conremplates a
complete change of nomenclature in
the whole archipelago. For example,
the entire group is to be nalned the
Mckinley islands, and the process of
Americanization is to he carried out
to the minutest detail by giving to the
different islands the names of dis
tignuished Americans of the past and
present time. This part of the scheme
embraces the idea of bestowing upon
the different islands and provinces
She names of the men o promi-
rent identified with the acquisition
nently identified with the acquisition
and management of the islands
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-10-03
CIANCIBILLA ARRESTED.
The Proprietor of the Anarchist
Sheet AurOre, at Spring Valley,
ILL.,, AfouI of Uncle Sam.

Spring Valley, ILL.,. Sept. 2s.-John
Ciancibilla, the proprietor OF L'Au-
rore, the anarchist paper published
here, which gloated over the assassi.
nation of President Mckinley, was ar.
rested here by United States Marshal
st. Clair, of Streator. Postofice In,
spector 3. F. Gilbert was here a few
days and worked up the case. He
then returned to Chicago and swore
out a warrant for the arrest of Clan.
cibilla. The latter will be arraigned
before United States Commissioner
II. I'll. Dicus on a charge of violating
the postal laws by publishing lottery
notices. There is said to be no law
under which he can be prosecuted for
the anarchistic language used in his
paper, but the authorities state that
the other charge will be pressed
vigorously.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-10-03
GREAT FAMINE IN RUSSIA.
Nineteen Government In Which
Crop Failure Makes Outside
Relief Necessary.

St. Petersburg, Sept. 30.-Yesterday,
following up the recent publication
of the famine conditions in 10 dis
%tpicts, the minister of the interior, M.
Sipiaguine, issued a long statement
On crop failure and the measures of
famine relief upon which the central
government has decided.
Acting upon teIegraphic reports
from the various governors, the gov
eminent has begun on the work vig-
orously. The sum of $1,000 roubles
has been appropriated for the govern
ment officials of Aratof; 407 900
roubles for TURKS; 100000 roubles for
the non-military points in the Don
basin, and 100000 roubles, with a sup
ply of autumn seed for the govern.
ment of Yekaterinoslaff.
On August Is the central govern
$4,000 roubles. Emperor Nicholas or
dered hat this be increased to 14,000.-
900 roubles.
According to the reports of the gov
ernors, state assistance is required in
10 provinces. not counting the coun-
try of the Don Cossaeks, which is I'M
der the war department. The reports
estimate requirements for autumn
and winter only, not mentioning the
spring, when the need is greatest.
Assistance has been voted as fol-
lows: Saratoff, 100000 pools of
rice; Samara, 1,141. 900 pools, which
is purchasable locally; Simbrisk, 741,-
900 pools; Kasan, 1,141 900 pools;
TTS-4l-- roo nnn oo@lr. n,-fa onn non
pools; O~renburg, 100000 roubles;
Voronej. 1,450,oOo pools; Tamboff, l.
100000 pools; Kharkoh, 1,000,0o0
pools; Yakaterinoslaff, 100000 pools;
Tauris, 90O,0 900 roubles; the two dis
tricts having had three successive
crop failures; Tobolsk, 100000 pools,
which is obtainable locally; Tomsk,
100000 pools, of which 500, 900 pools
must be shipped from Europe before
the close of navigation; and 10000
roubles for transport; Akmollinsk,
100000 pools, and 100000 roubles for
transport, and Semipalatinsk, 77,0Oc
roubles.
Great difficulty will be experienced
in transporting grain before the close
of navigation. The government is
now attending to the most pressing
demands. a special commission has
been engaged since the beginning of
August in buying 6,500,oo0 pools Of
rice for the provinces suffering most.
In the 10 districts first mentioned
medical organization is active, and
especial relief is being given.
Scurvy has broken out in the gov,
eminent of Khvalinsk, and two divi-
sions of the Red Cross society are
there.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-10-03
strike OH Chicago Alley L.

Chicago, Sept. 29.-After an all
night session the operating employees
of the South Side elevated railroad
(the Alley l. struck at five o'clock
Saturday morning because of the re-
fusal of the company to grant a hori-
zontal increase of 25 cents per man
for a ten-hour day. The decision to
strike came after q committee had
failed to secure any satisfactory re-
Spouse to an ultimatum sent to Pres
ident Leslie Carriers home at three
o'clock Saturday morning. DYER 200
men are out.