davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state herald., 1901-10-18

A Philadelphia man has recently dis
covered down in South America a plant
that drinks. 1t will probably prove to be
The state herald., 1901-10-18

Millions Of sufferers use Wizard on
Tor pain every year and call II blessed.
Ask tho druggist. he knows.
The state herald., 1901-10-18

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syFuG.
nsmmation aays pain. cures Wind collie 25o bottle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-17
Sbcnrer 9ranspnrtoicnf.
gBilion @bisten, bro Guurts

Sranetseo, 16. Dug. -
General S..S. Song, superintendent
bes NrmeezSransportOienites in Gan
5rancisco, tit nit Der Nusarbeitung
ieines Sa6resberi9ts an ben General
Quartiermeiiter Der 9unbesarmee be-
i9dfttgt. Ius bem 8eri9t tpirb 6er=
bpree6o6en, buB bic 8eperfi itelligung
bes Sransportoienites in San 5run=
cisco runb $2O,OOO,00O i'm perflpFez
men Sistaliabre getoftet bat. 8ei benz
Sruppen=Sransport bon San 5ranz
cisco na9 Manild beliefen ii9 Die
Sur9I9nittstoiten pro Mann aui
$136, fir einen 8uiiitenzpafagier aui
1886. Die perf6iebenen Sransportz
9umpfer buben Haum fir 1900 Bis
1000 Yufagiere.
2lm toitipielisiten Bel bem Sransz
portbtenft mar Der 8oblenbeburf fir
bic Mai9inenrGume. Der Srunsport=
Oampfer nMeaoe," Der beute ubfubr,
perbrau9t 8. 9. bur6i6nittli9 ITO
Spnnen &o6len pro Sag. Die Reiie
pGbrt 25 Sage unb Der 8o6lenber=
brau9 a4ein ergiebt cine Iusgabe bon
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-17
Sic brittle Yartes.

gortbusO g o, Mo., 16. Gusuit. -
Die .SuiionszpOpuliiten" BON Mifz
fouri haben BON s. $. goof, 8oriiBer
Der vperbiinoetsn oritten Bartei"
(4uieo Sbirb partp) bic Ginluouns
erhalten, iid an Der in ben 5agen bonn
II. Biz 19. September in 3anfuszgitp
ftattfinbenben 3ufummentunft gu be-
tbeiligen. 9luf benz gpnpent ION in
einmiitbigem 3ufummsnpirten aIler
vnattonalen Referm 0ereiniguneen"
cine rnationale brittle partei4 orsani=
iirt tperben. Die griinbung elmer fol=
9en partei mar auf Der i'm Sunt in
aanfaszgitp abge6ultenen gonferen5
an9erest tporoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-17

DIE fi9 in ben Marf9en 3pif9en benz
Ufobile gtiper unb Spanif6 > Rioer
an9efieoelt 6aben, iparen in groBer
geordngnib. Glide DerIel6en per-
bra3ten bic lebte Na9t in Dffenen
gooten nabe ibren Iniieoelungen.
Wlebrere fleine 5abr5euge BADEN
Sdiff6ru9 gelitten unb mas aus i6z
rem Mannf9uften purbe,iit nod MIDI.
befannt. 9rDBere Satuitropben 6uz
ben it3 iebo9 nt9t ereignet.
@pffi fH1p Gi{pn h n II NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-17

Carrie 0atinn acn9rieiat.

W q ter 0 m II, N.zY., 16. Iug.
= Carrie geution mar geftern Der
Mittelpuntt elmer Scene an 8orb ei=
mes 9ampfbpotes auf bem St. Qafpz
renee; als Carrie eincn iungen Waitz
reiienten bon hem Batter" oes 8au>
9sns buour6 gu turiren fu4te, oaB
lie i6m Die 6rennenoe Gtgarre aus
bem Munbe rib, bate iie i'm nd6iten
Q(ugenblif cine f4nGenbe S9rfeige
meg. sic ftano barauf6in bon iGrem
&reu53uge ab unb 6etru4tete na4z
benfli6 bic Scenerie am 5lubufer.
2lm Mtttpo6 bielt iie 8prtrdge gu
9lsn Yarf unter 4uipi3ien zines Oorz
tigen @irtbiddfts6efiters erfu6r ie=
bod ungebli6 ni4t, baB ibr Munager
Elm rSaloonteeper" mar. Bis lie 9ier
unldndte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-17
BlntnrraieBen in Buffalo.

Buffalo, R.zg., 16. 9GuguIt. -
oSas. 8. Burr aus Qlbion, q. g.,
purbe 6eute na6e Dem pom amerifdz
nii6en QtusiteQunssplabe bon bsm
9oliaiiten Oiebolb erf6phen. Oiebolb
be6auptet, ausglot6ipe6r gei6ohen gu
baben. Burr mar i'm 8egriffe, eine
5ribiine in Der r5ree Miopan", GU
ber6alb bes 2lusitellungsplaBe5, ab=
5ureiben. 2ns ibm Der Poli3iit Be-
beutete, er biirfe Dies ni4t Dbne ipe=
5ielen vpsrmit" tbun, DerIeste er
bsmfel6en einen S4ldg nit etneT
S9eit SoI5, fpOrauf 0ie6oio feutrte.
0iebolo truq gipilfleiDuno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-17
RQOmaO'S pi((en

gotlfdnbig ed6madlos, elegant btrsudert, abs
fibreno requlirenO reinieeub unb frdftigeno.
@abpaps Qiaeu sur 6eilunQ aaer St6runesn bes
Rugeus, Der GiueepeiOe, Ntsrsn @aie, ncrbbier
Rrantbsiten, S6ipiu6eloHGas, 9eritopfuug, @Gs
mOrrbpiosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-17
8ertpenbung BON 80 Of o I'd
pagen bet2et4en 6ez
qdnQniffen.

u - ~ " "'
Qonbon, 16. 2(ug. - 9as erfd
8eqrdbniB, BEL lpeldem Elm Ntotpra
Qei4enpagen 5ur 8erlpenoung fam,
fano in Gobentrp Fatt, ais bic iterbz
liaen ueberreIte zines alten 2(ngeIteQz
ten elmer 2lutomobtl @eieQi9dft
beigeIeBt nurben. Ser 2ei9ennagen
mar Elm fpe3ieu fir ben 3pet gebauz
tes GefG6rt BON feds 9feroetrGften.
2me Magen paren nit 16lpur3em
sud- Oropirt. Gtne intereFirte Menz
f9enmen8e pobnte Dem 2ei6en6ez
gGn9niTe BEL.
9tatQlie ntr0 u6ertpa9 t.
QBien, 16. Dug. - Die 4teIiga
Ge6stmpoIi3ei bGlt Elm iharfe5 9(uz
Qenmert ouf @r &0nigin Natulie
BON Serbien, Die i'm 8eroa6t ite6t,
Elm tisfere5 SSnteraiTe fir Die ltnru6er
auF bem 8alfan gu empfinben, dl5
i3itli6 lit. Ntan min e5 bier Der<
btnOern, baB fie ii4 in Die unruRen
einmengt, um ibren Gtur3 al5 rMutz
ter be5 &0nig5" BON Ser6t:n gu rG=
9en.
Sempordre 8u6e fGtte fir
Grifpi's l1e6erreite.
palermo, Is. 9tuguit. - Die
lle6erreIte be5 berItorbenen GTzYrez
miers Grifpi purben beute nu4 Der
6ieIiqen &apu3inerz&irbe iibertragen
unb perben bort bletben, biz Grlau6z
nib fir fire enogiilttge 8eiieBung tm
v9antbeon" erptrtt lit.
Die geitrigen SSeierli9feiten Bel Der
Nnfunft Der 2ei3e GriIpi's fparen
gang Wie0er6oGungen Der 2(6tung5bez
tpeiIe un0 Der Srauerfunbgebungen,
tpel6e am Wftttpo9 in gfeapel ii9t6ar
purben.
Der groBe itaIieniT6e &reu5er o8az
refe" bate Die Qei9e Griipi'8, Die N&ttz
glieOer ietner 5amilte unO Die 8ertrez
ter Der Regierung an 8orb unD ipurbe
BON etnem 8eI9ndber BON &reu3ern
Der italienif9en 5lotte esfortirt. 8alo
na4 W}ittag lief bas 9e76paber in
ben 6ieiigen 9afen Elm unD Feuerte 3u
@6ren Des 3obten etnen Salut bon 19
S4iiien a6, pel4en Die Sorts 3uriifA
gaben. Damn purbe Der Sarg in eiz
mem 8oOte 0es r8areIe" gelanbet.
Bd6renb ii9 Der 3ug bur9 bic
9uuptitraBen Der Stabt betpegte, feu4
erte Der n8dreie" oIe W}inuten &anoz
nenf6iiiIe ab.
Der 3ug iteute iitb faft gang 10 gus
fummen pie in Reupel; bic Menge Der
3u14auer mar cine rieiige. Q(uf alien
StraBen Bis CUR Stride 21l6ergo beQi
YOreri, ND Der Sarg aufge6abrt nurz
be, purben 8lumen aus ben Syeniterm
auf ben Sarg qeporfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-17
Der 9rpbe Sturl1t.
aus new ORLEANS unb MObllf
Geifern iriib bate iid1 Ser 0Sino &C.
lest mno Die @etpdiier iparen
suriitf9etreten.

| suriif9etreten.
Ser 2ebensperluit ni9t 10 gr0B, als
befiir6tet tpprben mar. - lleber
bic Sa9luae in ben Sommerfrtz
f6en an Der Mobile 8ai ipeiB
| man iebo9 nod ni9ts 9enaues.
- Der ,Sturm riidt na9 Norbz
often por unb biirfte 9eute bas Ofz
| libe O6iotbal errei9en. - 9Odz
paier i'm Sbale bes Sennefeez
aiper. - gntfeFeGte Glemente in
galifornien unb Mri5onu.
Rep Orleans, 16. 4us. -
| Der Mififfippi Riber, iopie Der
Pon9artruinIee iinb i'm raf f9en Sal
len un0 Der Sturn1 bat 1t9 gele9t.
| 9as @ufer pei4t raid uus ben gez
ftern iiberibnemmten Stabttbeilen
5uriid. @roBe S9aaren Wldnn:r
iinb nit Nusbeferung Oes S9abens
| an ben DerI9ie0enen SOmmerfrii6g1
am Sseufer bef6dftigt. 8om MiffiIz
iippi SunO liegen nur tpentge Na6=
| ri9ten bor, bo6 petB man, OuB bort
feline Men1 9enle6en perloren geganz
gen iinb. Ser @erfe6r ouf Der 2ouisz
bile u. Naf6biQe 8a6n lit mod inn
mer gelGbmt. Seit Mittpo6 Nbenb
iino teine 3iige auf jener 8a6n abgez
gdngen, pber angelangt, allein iebt,
na9 bem 3uriidtreten Oes WaiIers,
plro Der S6aOen raid reparirt, unD
man erpartet, baB Die regelmGBige
Expedition Der 3iige feute Nu6t niez
Der er0ffnet tperben tptrO. .8iele8aumz
ipoumatler unb anbere 9ei6dftsleute
iinD nod in ben StranobGbern Der
8iite aufgsbalten unb ioipeit ni6t
i'm Stunbe gelpeien, lire bieiigen Sc
i6dftslptale gu errei9en. Die Sqi=
npis Central 9a6n erlitt nur GERM
gen S6a0en unO i6r @erfebr 1T ni9t
unterbro9en.
Der 0ampfsr vGomus," BON Der
GrompeG 2inie, langte 6eute bier
an. Der Sturm bereitete i6m feline
SHtpierigfeiten unb er bringt feline
Na4ri6ten ii6er S9iffbrii9e. 9r.S $.
q. 36omas bon Der 9uarantGnef fta<
tion, meloet iebo4, oaB Elm unbez
fainter S9oonar unb elm Boot in iez
ner9agenb untergingen unb DAP feds
Wfeni 9en babel ertranfen. Die Quaz
rantGneItdtion erlttt feinen peientliz
6en S9aben. Sin anberer 8eri9t
BON fluBabpGrt5 fagt, Der &emorz
queur r8ilort" aus Slibeq un0 5lpet
Yra6men 1eien geitranDet unb bas
S4idial Der MannI6uft faipebe
non I'M 3tDetfeI.
Die eeltrige Nd9ri9t ii6er bas grz
trinfen bon Is Mitgliebern Ger Saz
mile Gpboen, unter6alb Der Quaz
rontdneitation, mangelt nO9 Der 8ez
itGtigung. gu SbeI gea9 bat ii9
| Der 8inb gelegt, alletn bas WaFer 1T
| i'm @teigen unO Die @rnOte 6at groz
Ben S6aoen erlitten. Namentli9
| auf ben &eisfeloern unten um6luhe
lit Der 0erluft beDeuteno.
Qu9 Der 0ampfer rGit6er," Gigenz
tbum Ger rllniteb 5ruit Co.," lit unz
bei4Gbigt bier dngefOmmen. Sin an
| beres Subr5eug bieier Gompagnie,
pel4es bpr 144 Sagen BON Gaiba
6ierbsr ubging, 1T jeBt f6on 10 Sage
fdlIig, uno iein 9tusbleiben perurz
fa6t groBe 9eforgniB, ievgitber"
bra9te ben GapitGn unb bier W}itz
glieoer bes geitranOeten &emorqueurs
u8ilori," pel6s einen Baum errei6z
ten unO it9 bort feit9ielten, Bis lie gez
rettet purben. 3pei Wtitglieber Der
| Manni6aft perbsn no9 bernliBt.
Der gapitdn Der v@it6er" bemertte
auf Ger 5a6rt fluBaufpGrt5 Htebrere
Wrads.
Bie ber Der itelGung bes
8erte brs NIT
N}p btle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-17
8ur ein WitteI!

On uai.rrm &0gper iiebt IS dbuIi3 ans, ME in
btn unt,rirojit,n (Iingtp,iOtn p.r StdOt5 ue5sron
bin per}Uel9t lb elm y. p.rpogreues GeB BON gandlsn
uHo &d5ren, BON oenan ole siusn uutntbsbrl,3s
9tlbruug 9Sahsr rslg. Suite, swiitbren Die anoerGu
9critOpfHug etHtrLtt, 10 DlB Hb Der anbllt btjotr
Spiteme miibt.. De game Staot Der gdT5e Royp;r
marx baio Dcr5Fttt Sor9et ulio iiir ableitunQ Der
@bialroTe I'm RDrpsr! 9ebiiiet 9,rtopiuug, @ars
gfitung Oes R6rpcrs! llno beulbt oa,u tsne dteHs
Otu Sdurtu. louoern aatin nas tin}is prt;dure.
rein otGsiabtltibe YeIttel Die beriibmten Ct Gers
marc Rrdat.rpjqtn fSt0o q, ,8&SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-17
@ar iebr taub.

Sofep6 Subler, elm pobl6etunnter
3iegelfteinmaurer, pel6er feit As
Su6ren in bieIem 9ef4dfte in 8aIti=
more tbGtig mar, purbe tiir5li9 IL
taub, baB er feline llnter6altung ber=
ite6en fpnnte. Our9 Die 8ebanblune
bes Or. 0artlep, gar. 81, NOrb=
gaca StraBs, tpurbe fein 8eR0r ipiez
Der bergeitellt. gtdbere Gin5elnbeiten
f0nnen in ieiner Wobnung, g&r. 456,
Girarb Gpenue, entgegen genommen
tperben. (229-3Obl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-17
Mu bas Ynblifnm !!

Sn Der seitrisen nHelps" eriaten
elm 4rtitel nit Der &nsube, baB, na9z
bem nit ben unabbdngi9en 8rauereien
elm uebereinfommen eetroffen tporben,
Der Yreis bes 8ieres bon ben Ha9fol=
germ Der rMurplanb 8repins Comp"
auf $3.50 erb0bt tpurbe.
9a Sbises cine fali9e @usleguns
berOorrufen mag, erlaube i9 mir 5u
erfldren, baB i9 es ubfolut abselebnt
babe, nit bem Sruit ober irgenb elmer
anberen 8rauerei Elm ARRANGEMENT
ein5ngeben.
Mein preis pirb beri ielbe bleiben,
ipie bisber. I9tungspO1
Syreo. SatterttIG)
gigentbiimer Der rImerican 8retperb"
(229)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-17

~ VIgfH Sr. HOW, OeG
= SsvE8eelana" aus
~ TmcH 1T.
0ampFer r3eeIanb" purOe
Prefe unb 6reunben be-
4aS gteues iiber Die 8ebanoz
@merifd, benz 2anbe meiz
;Qenommen?"
lation borlegte un0 Die
9n59 ibs: a9t oies, baB nit berIelben
Ssr ptrc5l@ G"as nnS S.rcri ben 2ungen Dtrett
os1Gmr,sn oanas; ai'ff ,rtgt9n 9il3H, iebigt."
rcuuIiren uub ben 9aFhen?"
len len SaIid SaIia'0 BON Snisnces Elm Qotal betBt,
s saiSisn sd S9msTs,n sas.. nGO = tann, unb t3
crbaltsn nnO cine eiurOt it aus bolI5teben
sd NObns 100 9eAitn
entfernt unD tpiRf5e,
Ss;2;:7 :. s's as':: r bisIaHs 00-
offisirt. Sd finDs, 6ab 99rs giun mir bcnst
helfen, als ar NleoiJHsn, bic id siRoenOmmeD
babe, in @srbiHOung NIT ben Queatu.
a5tun0spOu gB. Samss.
QQraua 9ala 9HmaE GOunt5, ar5Ona."
Sbre Roonap's 0tIeu bnbsn in msjusr 6omiIfs
ipunoerbar qepirft. gGern rsine GiHotr ,rtruHfs
ten, er6isltsn oisisGbsn iofortige 9inberuno unG
DOafdHbise 6silunq turt 0srsn esbrau8. SD
fiurs, 6Qb i'd pibtliGs Grf6tung unp ipunOea
Sals roi5 burd ben Stbrnu5 5hrss 8Cabo Relic9
unb 9irsn turiren tann. Sieislbsn iouten in teis
mem tpo6l eesronftsn 9ousbolte feblen. sgSos
tiumal ge6plfsn bat brotent cine WieOerbolun0."
G5tungsooa StE
0T s. g. s6ntiber e
Rr co. SuOIonsStrase @obofsn. N.sS., unS
s3imssz z1Gsbduot, 9eps9Orf.
,Ssit Sabrsn iuuros Id BON Rbcumatismus unS
0srbauuncg f6fp61e Qspluot, 10 Oab i'd mid ents
ftlpb 36rs QiQen su probirsn. Sd farO burta
hsreu 9ebrau8 orobe Griei6tsrune unb fable mid,
felt i'd nit Dem Ginnsbm.n OtrieIbtn bseann, pie
Elm neusr Msnib, 10 paB i'd iest uiat Obue Dies
fsfben iein modts. Sas f4laffe, ibIdfriqt G3e'
fnbl nslt1ss i'd oeipSbnlt5 bate 1T poGtdHOig
bsridDurbtn S1it 9sroauunos ibDd6e III otbo6tn
urb mein R6eumdtismus bat mid UoqhdnOiv bers
luTsn &c ipIte mid frsuen, ueun Sober Der in
dbnli6sr Bsife leiOsro lit, NIT RaOtpap's 8iG1eH
eineu 9eriu6 MAIDEN Dollte tr lpitroe f6sr Oebeilt
ncroen otnn i'd CLAUDE, oob aue o'is 9tioen bu=
ber fomusn, tpsnn bas SDitem auber ErDnuHg iN
- Uenn bic Qsber ritt arbeitst
GEORGE g. Sc0IlD,
Rr. IS, Naiaus5trabe, ReD=9Orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-17
Wi berber iteI1ung bes
8ertebrs nit
Wl 0 biIe.

~ y y Z.
QtIunta, @d., 16. Nuguit. -
Der telegrapbii4e 9ertebr nit 800
bile, Qla., lpurbe I'm 9 l1br 6eutt
8Ormittog bur6 etnen ein3igen0ra4t
Diu MeriOian. Miii., nieber herge:
iteQt, 1T ieoo6 nod ie6r mangel6aft
uno un5uoertGfig. Wean tpeiB, BAT
bic 9epdfer bes 8olfs gegen Mitterz
nu6t in Mobile 5uriid3upei6en be.
gannen, buB iie tebo9 nod immet
ie6r bo9 ite6en.
SpGtere g1a9ri6ten aug Mobile erz
geben, buB bas WuiTer felt geiterr
abeno I'm minoeitens bier SUB ge:
fallen lit. @on Sort Morgan, an 0sr
@infa6rt CUR Mobile 8ui, 35 N2eiz
len ppn Waobile, unb bon poini
GGear feblen nod ale 8eri6te. lin
1O.15 0prmittaos meloete ber' Selez
9rapbiit gu Wlobile, baB big ba6in
fein 2ebensperluit befannt getporben
mar.
Nt o Bile, @la., 16. 4usuit, 1C
l16r 8prmtttags. - Sbppbl iptpaii
mod tein 8erluIt BON Meni ni6enleben
bier gemelbet tporben 1T, fiir6tet man
benno4, baB in ben StranbbGbern an
Der 8at, ober auf Den na6en Snf Elm
i'm @olf, BON pel9sn nod ale Nah=
ri9ten feblen, ltnbeil eingetreten Ieir
fann. Mebrere S9iffe iinb geffsiz
tert, aI1ein es iaetnt, baB ale Manns
f6often gerettet puroen. Der WaI=
feritano tit iebt nur penig iiber ieis
ner HormalbObe. 8G6renb Der Sc
idmmtberluit in Mobile beoeuteno it,
bertbsilt ii9 oerielbe auf piele perIos
men, unb feline etnaelne perIpn b1t
iider groBen S9uben erlittsn.
Die Sadt rMapfloper," auf mel
9er cine @efeni9aft aus Mobile boz
bem Qusbru9 bes Sturmes cine Ser;
sniigungsfa6rt antrat, tpirb permiBt
Gin geitranbetes 5abr5eug, auf nell
DIES bic 8ei9reibung Der Sa6t paBt
1T in Grants paB seIeben pprben
unb cine Expedition lit bon bier ab=
gegangen, Inn nu9 ben 8ermiBten 81
fuhen.
(SpGter.) - 5eute 4beno pirb ir
@rfabrun9 gebrd9t, baB Elm Men:
i6enleben in Wtobile nd6renb oes
Sturmes oerloren eing, uno baB biel
anoere perionen berlest ipurben. Del
Wino errei6te geitern cine Marimal.
S9nenigteit bon 81 W2eilen PR
Stunoe. Die @eieni9aft, pel9e aui
Der Su4t uMabfloper" BON bier ab.
fubr, 1T ppbl6ebdlten duf Sat Ss:
lamb entbsdt puroen, mo iie 3ufluat
in einem fleinen 9auie gefunben bat:
te. - Der 3egenfan bstrug bier in
San5en 5,84 3p4. Die @Grtnsr. mel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-17

Nan bsa8ts bic fofusnOsn spmbtomc, tDsI3s S3
bsi GrtronfuuQeu btr @erOouuues .Sroane einftslz
len: @srtOpiuno, innere 6dmOrrboOeu, 8lutuuz
braue mad bem Ropfs, Sdure I'M Wlagtn, lltbsls
feit, 5oobrsnnsn, 4bHsiGung 0egsn epeieH, 0ru9
i'm TluQen, iaUr,s GufrOBen, oei3pdbter Ooez
osrHdrfter @sr3idlaQ, GmpftuouHeen gum Guf=
fSrirq,n OOer Grfidsu bsi'm 2ieutn, 0ei9Wd6tG
9sntfraft fSlsden obsr Gstpsbt Dor btn &ugene
Sitbsr unS 0umpfsr 6bmera i'm ROpf. Gtbmungss
beftnsreen, eeEst 6aut unb au9enr G5merJen i'm
Der Stite @ruf unbbeu 9iieoern, p0blites &uIa
treteH DON 9iSs uno Bremen i'm Gleif9.
Ginios Soften b 10 p's 9ilten befreiet
eus 6pfem BON ben ertpdbnttn St0ruu0eu.
greis Csc. pro S9u9tel.
8on alien Qpotbetern bertauft o6es
per poit perfonbt.
2saowaD & &c., 5S Ss%.s6ri. s!% Stfa'''
(0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-17

9ampfer n3eeIunb" puroe
: Prefe unb 6reunpen be-
4as gteues iiber Die 8ebanoz
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04
DID NOT SELL ROAD
2x
MANAGER OF TACOMA & EASTERN
CONFERS WITH NORTHERN Pa
CIFIC MANAGEMENT
TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENT MADE
Probable That Extensive Additions
VIII BE Made to Road in Di-
rectiOn of Coal
Fields.

John Bagley, general manager Of the
Tacoma & Eastern, had a conference
with w. G. Pearce, general manager of
the Northern Pacific, Tuesday, at which
a traffic arrangement was entered into.
The popular report that the larger road
was to absorb the r. e. r. has no foun-
dalton in fact, and according to Mr..
Pearce there is no likelihood Of a deal
Of this sort.
I'VE have not bought the road" he
said to the G o e yesterday, land
shall not do so, Mr. Bageys visit was
for the purpose of concluding a traffic
arrangement for the interchange of busi-
ness, and this he satisfactorily conclud-
ed.
THE Tacoma &~Eastern is contemplate
ing an important extension of it's line,
Of some fifty miles, and this will take
it into one of the richest coal districts
In the West This extension Will scarce
ly be but this year but eventually the
ricn territory within easy reach viii be
built into, and the Tacoma & Eastern
Will then have access to as promising
a section of country as is to be found in
the entire Northwest"
Mr.. Bagley has left for Tacoma, after
concluding the traffic arrangement with
the Northern Pacific. He said that his
company entertained no idea of selling
out as the business being done was
satisfactory and was increasing at a
very rapid rate. He thought the eX-
tension to the coal fields would be built
in the course of year or so.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04
MANSFIELD BANK FAILS
SUSPENSION FOLLOWED BY TWO
OTHER ASSIGNMENTS.

q
MANSFIELD, Ohio, July 3.-The Stur-
ges bank failed to open its doors today,
and is now in the hands of a receiver.
The closing of the bank was followed by
the assignment of Willis Sturges, owner
of the bank, and the appointment of a re-
ceiver for the Mansfield Machine works,
controlled by Mr.. Sturges and his asso-
ciates.
The Sturges bank was a private institu-
ton. It's depositors were mostly grain
men and farmers. None Of the other
banks here will be affected. Willis M
Sturges is interested in numerous enter
prises, owning lumber works, coal yard
and a large stock farm.
A. A Peck, president Of the Mansfield
Machine works, who was named as re-
ceiver of the institution, was given au-
thority to continue running the plant
which employs several hundred men,
It's capital is $4,000 Mr.. Sturges owned
$50, 500 worth of stock in this concern
and was an indorser for over $4,000 Of it's
paper. There is a large number Of stock
holders, among them being the estate Of
the late John Sherman, which holds few
shares. The institution has not paid any
dividends for five years. No statement
has yet been made Of the assets or liza
biities.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04
How 1t Was Done.

Tit Bits.
A boy was called to testify in a case OF
assault, in which one man had hit an
other with shovel. A host of witnesses
had been called who beat about the
bush" in the most tedious and provoking
manner.
This annoyed the lawyer for the prose-
cution, who broke out as follows: Here,
boy, we've been going round and round
this case for hours, and yet have no evil
dence to convict the prisoner. Now,
sir" he savagely continued do you hear
me? l want you to come to the direct
point. Did you see the blow struck"
yes, sir"
."Ah, ha," chuckled the lawyer, rubbing
on. Here, my good lad, take this cane
(handing him his walking stick. If
you saw the blow struck you must know
how it was given"
Yes, sir, /"
Now, then, no words about it, I tell
your Numbered the interrogation I'm
the complainant and you are the prisoner.
Now, just raise that stick and show the
court
The bewildered lad did raise the
stick" and the next moment it came
down upon the bald pate of the astonish.
ed lawyer, and sent him staggering to
his seat.
That's the way 1t was done sir" said
the boy, amid the shrieks of laughter of
the whole courtroom. The discounted
counsel, with a CHASTITY attempt TO smile
said that he had done with the witness
the evidence was direct.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

Boston-There Will be no session of the
stock exchange until Monday, July 8, at
10 a. m.
.Leipzig-Herr SCHNEIDER, a mercnsnt of
this city, drowned himself at Zwickau.
His suicide was a result of the failure
of the Leipziger bank.
London-A meeting of the Wicker
Sons q Maxim, limited, shareholders at
Sheffield agreed to the proposal of new
issue of 91 100000 in ordinary shares. No
mention was made Of any American
deals.
London-A representative of the Assoc
ciated Press hears that an American
syndicate has purchased the Interna-
tional Sleeping Car company from the
Belgian company, and that the business
will be transferred to Chicago.
Denver, Col.-William c. Griffith has
rendered to Gov Orman his resignation
as a member of the fire and police board
of this city. He acted as agent for par
on which State Treasurer Shipley recent
ly paid out $4,000.
Richmond, Va.-The Old Homestead.
the we'll known hotel at Virginia Hot
stro-ed by fire at an early hour No
lives We're lost, although a, great many
guests We're in the building. The origin
of the fire is mystery
Denver, Col-Judge Palmer, in the dis
trict court refused to dissolve the in
functions against ra!ding Sunday saloons,
the issuance of which recently caused
the summoning of two ministers and
others for contempt for alleged criticism
of the courts action. An appeal viii be
taken.
Hudson, ~ Y.-Samuel Moffat, oldest
brother Of David Moffat, of Denver, is
dead at Goshen. In 1857 he established
the Bank of Nebraska, said to be the
second one west of the Missouri river.
He made the journey to Nebraska on
horseback, carrying $4,000 in gold. He
retired from active business in 1878.
Boston-The fire which started in the
Metropolitan Coal companys stables at
South Boston Tuesday night practically
destroyed all the companys property at
that point, including coal sheds and
wharves burned several small buildings
and the barge Buena Vista. Twenty
valuable draft horses persisted. The to-
| tai loss is estimated at $200,000.
Chicago-A claim to property said to
be worth $25O,OO0,0OO was made here by
Sidney Smith, of Cambridge Mass In
his presentation of facts to the Cook
county recorder, Mr.. Smith says 1850 acres
of land between Thirty-flfth and Thirty-
ninth streets, Rhodes avenue and the
lake, and now fine residence properly,
was the property of Jeduthan Smith sew
enty years ago, under a presumption Ger
tificate and patent title. The claimant
says he is heir of the old homesteader.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04
Not Such Il Fool as He Looked.

Spare Moments.
Some of the inmates of a Yorkshire
asylum were engaged in saving wood,
and an attendant thought that one old
fellow, who appeared to be working as
hard as anybody, had not much to show
for mis- labor
Approaching him, the attendant soon
discovered the cause of this. The old
man had turned his saw upside down,
with the teeth in the air, and was work.
ing away with the back of the tool.
Here, I say, j. remarked the at
tendant. what are you doing? You'll
never cut the wood in that fashion. Nurn
the saw oVer!"
The old man paused and stared con-
temptuously at the attendant.
Did ia liver try saw this way?' he
asked
course l haven't.
Then bod thy noise, mon" was the
instant rejoinder. I've tried both ways,
I hev, nd'-impressively-" is t