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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25
AND A LITTLE CHILD SHALL
 LEAD THEM"

Out from the dark night-shadows, Out from the dells of dawn. Over the rim of the moonlight dim, Cometh the Christmas morn. Bright is the path before her, Sweet is the way and Inild, Flushed Is the whirl of striving world For the laugh of a little child.
 JOHN TROTWOOD MOORE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25

We quite agree with The Chattanooga Times that ito commute the sentence of a criminal clergyman, out of respect for bis calling" as was lately done, was wrong in principle and may be dangerous in practice. As it is the general opinion that clergymen of all denominations should set good exam ples for their fellowmen, it is undeniably right that they should at least be held to as strict account for violations of the law as others are. To hold otherwise is virtually to say to them that they are not amenable to the criminal laws of the country. That position is certainly un- tenable, but to pardon criminal because he is a clergyman is both unsafe and un- just.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25
TAFT ON THE GRANT.
Governor of the Philippines E.
 Route for America.

Manila, Dec. M-Civil Governor Taft left here this morning for San Francisco on board the United States army trans port Grant There was a popular dem- onstration on his departure. Governor Taft told his associates that he was pleased with the progress of events in the Philippines, and exceedingly glac that General Chaffee had expressed the opinion that he could duell the insur- rection, except on the Island of Samar by next February.
 The health of Governor Taft has con- siderably improved. He was able to walk on board the Grant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25

Not content with telegraphs and tele- phones, we are now told that they have invented "spectograph," by which peo- pie at any distance can see each other over the wire. The next thing will be a thinkograph, and then thereli be trouble.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25
Victor H Hanson. Manager of Advertising. Eoreign and Local.
Maintaining a Record.

The close of November furnishes
 figures for circulation comphauon.. h.rawtth
 The November tabulation presentssu1a circuia- points out the fact that the splenolo tha nre tion high water mark obtained durlhs durllsS cedne six months is being mainta.nie.h .h. nAaA
 The Advertiser still stands easily 2. u nS Aia- of all morning newspapers in the state ;rTuence Al srd c,rcn,ation guaranteeing to its patrons at H net paid issue greater than the Sbiisnea in the given by the American Newspaper OreoS =
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25
Made a Naval Reservation.

Washington Dec. 24.-A general order issued by the Navy Department today sets apart as a naval reservation cer- tain lands on Culebra Island, heretofore val reserve. The island lies to the east ward of Porto Rico and came under the flag as one of the dependencies of that island.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25

Commenting on the remark of The New Orleans Times-Democrat that "the South is losing her rank in Congress" The Co., Iumbus Enquirer-sun wants to know if '"TiIlman and McLaurin are not rank enough?' We really believe they are.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25

The head-iiner of The Columbus En- quirer Sun coins new term for us when it speaks of the recent cold spell as ''zeroic weather" but that describes 1t first rate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25

Ii Hung says a republican form of government is never safe form of gov- ernment. We understand that one of his objections is that there are not enough heads chopped off over here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25
Will Extend Its Lines.

Guthrie Okla. Dec. 2l.-The Rock Is- land Railroad Company filed notice to- day with the Territorial Secretary that 1t will extend its line from Anadarko,
 Okla, to a point on the main line near Addington T., a distance of seventy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25

the purcbase of Christmas presents for her pupiis. MT. Roosevelts chiloren formerly attended the Cove Neck school and before, he became Governor it wts his custom every year to play santa Claus and present gifts to alL the pupils fin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25

An apple-tree three feet in circumfer- ence would be called large in this part of the country, but The Manchester IN. H) Union tells of one in that State which measures thirteen feet in girth, six feet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25

Cold enough to freeze Hazards" is a common comparison, but we are told that alligators were frozen in the public tanks at Augusta, Ga, during the late snap.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25

MT. Robert E. Lester, who has been making such a good paper of The Lime stone. Democrat, has disposed of the pa- per to Messrs. II. C. Thach and H. J. Busch. who will take immediate control. We hope the retiring editor will find something easier than newspapering. and that his successors will keep The Demo crat up to it's good reputation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25

A good deal is said by the enemies of Admiral Schley about his incompetency hut if he had displayed a little more of it he might have wiped out the island of Cuba. as well as the Spanish fleet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25
Kempff at Woo Sung.

Washington, Dec s24-The Navy De- partment today received cablegram an nouncing the arrival yesterday at Woo Sung, China. of Rear Admiral Kempff aboard his flagship Kentucky.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25
A Gift from the President.

New York, Dec. 24-Miss Sarah Pro at Cove Neck, l.. l., near Oyster Bay. received a generous check from the President today which is to be used for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25

As Hobson and the young lady both deny the soft impeachment, it is up to the newspaper reporter to make it good.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25

The Dale County News argues that hard times makes people think more." You are right-and faster and harder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25

above the ground. It is thought to be the largest apple-tree in the country, if not in the world.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-25

". A Scott. Circulation Mansgeir a,,iv T sworn says. The foreToing. statement of The AoNeI tiser's circulation for the month or piieS after 1901, is true and correct. ana aaSganfs and ail returns from newsboys, news aBo"
 left-oyer copies have been deducted. ccorT. sworn to and subscribed before mo this Sru
 day of December w. JACKSON; { re..,, N F., Ex-o. J. F.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-15
WITH NEW YORK LIFE
Howard MoGAt 60 BE with That
COmpany Hereafter.

Mr.. Howard NIon5tt. who has been with
the Eagle for ten wears. VIII this month
sever his connection with the paper. to
besin work for the New York Lie. being
associated with Mr.. Chas Luling.
mr. Modat stepped from school into the
Eagle oaice. whore he has received his
business education. or a superior men
tality ara with a faculty for grasping
situations quickly and corrprehensivelv
with the added element Of uniform arria-
bHiry, he has developed into a thorough
business man, industrious in the extreme
ana systematic and executive Il need be-
In the business community Of the city
he is liked by everybody. and now that
he is TO reach out into a broader field
and aim at greater successes. all VIII
watch his career with interest and with
certain conviction of his SUCCESS.
In the lie insurance business Industry.
tact and geniallty are prime qualities and
requisites. These Howard Monat has
and all his friends believe that il WIN nos.
De Ions ontn the New York places him
hieh in It's list Of valuable men He is
deserving Of success and vsiI win IL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-15

the Orient. and am a full orthodox be
lever in the final salvation Of the direct
cut to the land OF the Toltee. and de-
scendants Of Cortez' buccaneers. where
the Almighty sowed cacti 70 keep a lazy
people moving and caused SOAP Rant TO
grow for a people who cannot make soap.
An vet when we voted those bonds,
there was q long, loud wall Ike a Hin
dostaneese widow. ere she leaps on the
funeral pyre after the demise Of her lord
and master, because we made a bet on the
Orient And the effect on the future Of
Wichita.
Every dollar invested in property last
year was q bet on the year 1901; every dol
lar now being spent is q bet that Dold
VII rebuild; every dollars worth of prop
cry in Wichita went of ten per cent the
day Dold burned, and only the faith men
had in Wichita men to plan for its re-
building speedily has prevented q general
cutting of prices.
The defeat Of these bonds means q loss
in real estate values OF $500.009.00 in ten
days. The success of the bonds means
stability Of prices and increase Of values.
This is my deliberate judgment
In conclusion-As q citizen of Wichita
who has rej0iced IL its successes and sor-
rowed in its misfortunes; as one VINO has.
from the time he has been able. given
time money and labor toward the build
ing of Wichita; as one who has no hope
or desire TO derive any benefit from the
rebuilding Of Dold other than VIII be
equally shared by every taxpayer in the
city OF Wichita; rs one who believes that
every laborer and mechanic in Wichita
who pays little. or no taxes, adds and
gives value to Wichita real estate by rea-
son of the fact that the absence Of labor
ers and mechanics and their families
would decrease rents and values gcner-
ally. I urge every voter IN Wichita to
vote for these bonds-to the end that on
Wednesday morning we can know that
Wichita has anchored an industry which
from 1883 to 1901 did more TO hold us to-
gether as a trade center than any other
factor in the city.
KOS HARRIS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-15
The Favored
Fall Dress Goods.

Much interest centers nowadays in and
about this dress goods corner of ours.
Shelves and counters in the vicinage are
crowded with new dress stuffs. New corners
are daily arriving and they are all leaders Of
their classes. Just as this store is a leader in
their showing, so the audience at the dress
goods display increases daily and learns the
latest DEGREES Of fashion makers, and see fab
RIGS in patterns to be seen nowhere else in this
city. Among the many weaves We are show
ing are: Matte, Frileuse Blind Cheviot,
Pebble Cheviot, Serge Cheviot. Thibet,
nelange, Chaine Simple, BuffeIine. Cork
screw. Diagonal, Royals, Chaine Fine and
Corkscrew Mohair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-15
DELEGATES ARE SELECTED
Fifth Ward POpuIists Hold Theii
Ess-y su -st.fes

The Populists Of the Fifth ward held
their primaries last night for the selec-
ton of delegates to the convention to be
held in this city next Saturday to select
a candidate for county commissioner in
the Third district. This was is the only
part OF the city that win have a vote in
the election this fan. The following is the
list Of delegates selected: Ike Dean. Or.
Barnett, n. w. Longnecker, J. N. LOOMS.
Orrin Benton, John Becbley, VIII Fletcher.
Bird Myers. A. a. Dunmire. c. c. shore.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-15
DOVE SEASON CLOSED
NO More Shooting OF ssoves and PIOyer
THIS Season

The dove and rlover season in this state
ends tomorrow. The hunters of this cts
have made good use Of the open season
this year There has been some com
plant about men shooting birds and then
throwing them out on the ground. The
doves and plover have been IN unusual
supply all season and the hunters have
good sport. They viii have to stop now
and not shoot doves or plovers until next
August
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-15
Sept 18th 1901
STOLEN The SECOND TIME
L, g. Charles LOOses His Crescen
bicycle

Z. G. Charles the architect IN the
Fourth National Bank building, has had
his wheel stolen a second time. 1t is
a Crescent chainless of last years pat
tern. About two mouhs ago some one
stole The wheel from the han in the
building, and the wheel was found in
Newton. The man who was supposed to
have stolen it was caught but released,
and few weeks after the man was again
arrested and brought to this city. but
was again released.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-15
Stood Death OF.

F. 3. Munday, a lawyer Of Henrietta,
Tex, once fooled a grave-digger. He
says: My brother YVES very low with
malarial fever and jaundice. persuaded
him TO try Electric Bitters. and ne was
soon much better, but continued their use
until he was wholly cured. l am sure
Electric Bitters saved his life" This
remedy expels malaria, kills disease
germs and pUrifes the blood; aids diges-
ton, regulates liver, kidney and bowels,
cures constipation. dyspepsia, nervous
diseases, kidney troubles. female COM
plants; gives perfect health. Only sec at
@. Gehring's pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-15
Our.
Dress Making
ParlOrs are Open

And at your service. Madame
Girdler is busy booking orders for
street and evening gowns. Having
spent the past month among New
York's most noted establishments,
she is prepared to execute orders
after the most approved fashions
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-15
Babv's Diary

A unique and handsome publication
wherein to record the important events
in baby's life has just been issued by
Borden's Condensed Milk Co, II Hud-
son St, New York. Il IS not given
away, but = sent on receipt Of 10 cents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
Trrihannrl flir Gnrtn GPirn.

8afbington, 6. Suli. - Sn
Der le3ten &abinet5zSikung Dor Qlb=
reife bes Prdiibenten na9 Canton,
O6io, tparb bef9lofen, Die Srbre,
pel4e Srei6anbel 5ipti4en Porto
Gico unb ben Ser. Staaten prpfldz
mirt, am 25. B. W1ts. gu erGafen, ba,
tpie aus Gan Suan gemelbet fporben,
Die 2egislatur Der SSnIel cine 9eIoluz
tiOn paIiirt bat, I'm ben PrditDenten
gu bena6ri9tigen, bab Die Rebenuen
Porto 8ico's geniigen, I'm Die 2luslaz
gen Der 8ernaltung gu beitreiten. Dem
&abinet lagen Stati1tifen por, fpel3e
Die GrpOrtz unO Smport=Wert6e fir
Die lebten 5pei Sabre 3eigten. Oaraus
gebt berbor, baB fotpobl Der Grport
BON porto 8ico na4 ben Ser. Stuaz
ten, tpie umgefe6rt, cine 6ebeutenbe
NusOe6nund denonnen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
Seriuauidrne Qrin;eifin tuSt.

2epzgorf, 6. SSuIi. - 2(n
9onnerftag Morgen bat i'm beutT4eH
6ofpital cine Srau bas 3eitli9e gez
fegnet, Die bis gu i6rem lebten Nt6enz
3u9e BEL Der 8e6duptung blieb, Die ndz
tiirli9e Sp9ter Der berforbenen &Onis
gin @iftprid bon @nglanb 3u Iein. 9ie
in biirftigften @erbdltniFen lebenbe
5rau lit ben @ntbe4rungen unb Der
9tBe erlegen.
Sic ndnnte ii6 Sophie Qbelaibe
Sent unb lebte felt Dem Sabre 1887 in
bie1iger Gtabt. sS6re @infiinfte be-
ftanben aus ben @rtrGgen zines 8u4es
ii6er Die bemertenspert6e @ef4i9ts
ibres 2ebens.
syn bieIem 8u9e bebauptet lie, Die
natiirltde Sp6ter Der &0nigin BON
@nglanb unD i6res 8emabls, bes
prin8en gilbert, gu iein. Sic fOII
fur5 na9 Der @eburt nit Dem &inbe
Der @rGfin BON GeuB, Die bDr Der 9ets
ratb bes Prin5en gilbert nit Der &0z
ntgtn befen morgdnatiI9e Satin
mar, bertauf4t pOrben fein.
Die abenteuerlihe @ei9i4te fan0
Bel bielen 2euten 8lauben unp ipurOe
bur9 etne duffallenbe Qle6nlt4teit Der
Srdu nit 1er &0nigin unteritiiBt.
Gtne @n3dbl SreunOe Der bOGig
mjttsIlO5 8er19teoenen baben fir elm
anitdnoiges 8egrdbniB SOrge getraz
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
Gin nnlles Grbt6eil bcrlanat.

San Srdn5tsco, 6. Sult. -
Sine 6ieiige 3eitung melDet, baB bas
@erii9t BON elmer bepprfte6enben 4ns
fe9tung bes Seitument5 be8 peritorbes
men MultimtQionGrs s. g. 6untinga
ton ii9 tbatfd6liA be1tdtigt, 9rin5efTin
6abfelbt, 9lbpptipto9ter beS Grblaiz
iers, BAT. na9 W}ttt6eiIungen aus
glou6Uiirpiger Quelle, geri9tlt8e
@4ritte get6an, Tim tire 2(nIprii9e
auf Elm boIles Grbtbetl ais So6ter beS
8eri itorbenen geltenb gu MAIDEN. 9as
@erfubren lit te9niI9 feline eigentli&e
Seitaments : 2lnfe9tung, fpnoern
Tu6t nur ben She'll Der lebtipiuigen
@erfiigung, Der Ii6 auf bas 2egut ppn
$1,0OO,00O fir Prin5efiin 9aBfelbt
be3iebt, 4infdlig gu MAIDEN unb tAre
He9te als a0pptirte SO4ter 5u pa5z
rem.
Der Yro3eB fo1 f6on bor einigen
Monaten in oller Stille in gteipzOprf
eingeleitet tporben fein. Den 2(nipriis
6en Der &l6gertn liegt ange6li9 cine
l1rfunbe 3u @runbe, pelhe 9untingz
ton BEL 2tboptirung Der Prin3eifin, baz
mails CLARA Prentice, SD9ter ber,
S9peiter, ietner eriten Satin, lnterz
8ei9net 6aben fol. Die GrFiiqung Dec
barin entbaltenen contrattli6en 8erz
pfIi8tungen miro in bem Pro5eiIe ana
qeftrebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
EhiHsbrlneaunnelf.

Waf6ington, 6. Suli. =
9as W}artne 9epartelnent bat eins
9epeI9e pom NDmiral &empff er4
balten, pel6e Die 2lnfunft BON n2(l=
banp," Sen. @ldba" unb g3dfirp"
in @abite melbet. Die vGulgoa" pir0
bon Der aiiatii6en Station Inn Die
Nlitte Suli na4 ben Ser. 9taaten
geben. 9as &anonenboot ,Marietta"
lit in 8ombap eingetroffen. Der
Dolphin" lit pon 9louceIter na9
9ortlanb auSgelaufen. Der vg2ero",
pel9er &o6len fir Die Station qi9iz
linqut an 8orb bat, 1T beute bon
Santa Qucia na4 M}onteoibeo Q6ges,
gaugen. Die nMt3igan" 1T in Del
troit unO Die n0irie" na9 Somptin8z
bile abgegan9en.
0as nDrOatlantiI4e 8ef9naber,
6eItebenb aus Dem glaggr9iff oaear4
large" ben S4la3ti9iffen oMaIIa4
huietts" unb nQIdbama" unb benz
5ransportboot n8aileD," lit unter
Dem Commando bes Hear Q(Omtrals
9tgginion heute bon Repport gu be1t
6lottenmanODern unb Qan6unosz
llebungen na9 benz Nantudet=Sunb
abgefabren.
Die yNeipzOrleans4 iif in goto4
6ama eingetroffen, bas 6oIpitalf6iFF
~SOlace" in Shanghai. Die .8irena
1T bon 4orfOlt mad qOrtsmoutb, g.
g., a6gefu6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
rWuttcr" eSuncs agitirt.

G6tcdgb, 6. Suli. - nW}uttar"
Sones, bic 6etannte 2tr6eiterfii9rerins
Die fi3 BEL Dem Strite Der &oblena
qrG6er in pennIploanien uno Bel anz
beren 2(rbeiter NusitdnOen berporz
get6an bat, lit 6ier feit einigen 800
9en ainem Gomite Der nNoman's
3rabe Union 2abel 2eague" babel be-
6ilfli9 geipeIen, eine Union oer
9ienitmdb9en 3u organtIiren. S6ren
8emiibungen 3ufolge 6aben it4 me9z
rere 6unbert 9ienitmdO6en berett err
f1Grt, ais rG6arterz "W}ttglie0er Der
eriten 0ienitmGo3en Union BON
Gbicago, bic am nG4iten 90nneritag
Organiiirt Derben ioQ, ii4 eintragen
3u lQfIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
germiifte telegrapbiife Scpei6en.

- eSn Wu16tngton Iinb geItern Or
@eIt, elm befannter Nr3t, unb General
0arr bon Der 6ibe irr1innig gelporber
unb muBten nab 9oIpitdlern gebra4t
iperben.
- 2(uf elmer Han4, fiinf Meilen
bon @lIinore, Galifornten, bat Peter
Sibman feline Srou eri4lagen, fem
6aus in 8ranb geitedt unO Gelbit=
morb begdngen.
= SSn Bottom ift gb. parf Deacon
Elm S6piegeripbn bon @m. 4itor, an
8e6irnzGrtpei9ung geitorben.
Sn Wil6ur, Waf6., bat elm 8roB-
feuer 3pei 9duier i'm Gei4dftsOiertel
perni6tet.
= Sn @eit6eifer, ga., lit 6. g
GranbaG, prdiibent Der rSebulio
SruitzGo. gu Sebalia, W2o., an ber
6iBe i'm gllter bOn 60 Sabren geitOrs
ben.
: Die rg6riFtian gnbeuporers"
BADEN in Cincinnati folgenbe Seamte
erpG6lt: 6rancis 6. glarf, Bolton,
PrGfibent; 0m. Sbap, Bolton.
59ubmeiiter; So6n @.8aer, Bottom
General SefretGr; s. 8. &ibber,
Bolton, Aubitor; 6elbzSetretdr, &ep
Glareuee 6. 8erman bon 2ancaIter,
ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
Sntldlafter NIcher amtsmilbe.

9 10 t n, 6. Suli.-9roBe lleberz
rai9ung bat bier bic Na6ri6t 6er=
porgerufen, DaB Der 8otf9after Der
Ser. Staaten in Gom. @eo. 2.N}eper,
amtsmiibe lei unb reiigniren poQe.
Mun fiibrt bieien Gnti9luB einerieits
barauf 3uriit, buB 5ruu Mener ben
Iufent6alt in 8om ni3t Iiebt, anbez
rerfeits bringt man Die Sa9e bamit
in 3uIammen6ang, baB 6r. MeDer
fi9 um einen Sib i'm GongreB be-
nerben nil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
yStngie>" Qrhciter herlangen rinen
9DlnanflfllaQ.

80 6ee1ing, $3.50, 6. Suli. -
Gin Gomite Der pStogiez "Qr6eiter
bat einen 2o6nIaB BON $3.75 pro
SauIenb, cine Gr60bung bon 25 Gt5.,
nerlangt. Die 5abrifanten aber mol
len pon einem 2O6nauFfbldg ni9ts
piffen unb iinb augeni4etn1i4 entz
i9lofen, es auf einen Strife onfomz
men gu laien. sic fagen, baB Die
Wfe6r3o6l DON i6nen, nenn Die 2O6nz
erb06ung er3Dungen DerOen foQte,
i6ren 8etrieb na9 anberen 8ldben
berlegen piirOe, no bic o. 6eitstrd Tte
6iGiger pdren. ga9 i6ren Nngaben
betrdgt Der Union 2obn fir DStoz
gle" 2(rbeiter in pitt56urg, Youngsz
topn, Glepelanb unb anDeren Orten,
in pel6en bteie buftenben @limmz
itengel berfertigt iperben, nur So unb
1920 BRO SQu1en0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
Gi6t=llnlnnlcnte In SrbrGnaniB.

G6arle On, g. : g., 6. Suli.
: Gin OuBenb Ri9t l1nionleute,
pel9e bic Soutbern 8abn an Stelle
Der itrifenben Mai9iniIten in 9ienit
ite[len polIte, purbe geitern 4beno
bier auf einem Spe5ial5uge an Der
mad ben @erffdtten fii6renbsn8abnz
pei4e un9ebalten. SSn bro6enOer
6altung itiir8te eineStriteri4uur auf
ben geriOnenpdgen 81 uno 3pang
Die Ni4t lnionleute, ab3uitsigen.
Gin ernftli4er 3ufammenitOB fanb
niht itutt, oa Die 8ebro6ten ii9 obne
8ioeritanO aus Dem Wagsn 6inpeg
bringen lieBen. Sn Der Ounfel6eit
entfloben Die glidt ltnionleute na6
berf9iebenen Ri9tungen bin un6
.puroen ni4t mebr seieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
QnriQarh's Gnhe nnht.

g}ep zgorf, 6. Suli. - 9a5
8efinben BON Pterre 2oriGarb lit na6
4usfage Or. &ilroe's Elm berartige8,
baB fein Sob ieben 2lugenblid gu err
parten iit. Or. 2luItin Stint, fpel8er
glei6faG5 Bis na9 Mitterna4t Ii6 am
8ette bes &ranfen befanD, lpurbe 6eute
Morgen um 80 ubr abermals telez
pbonif6 ber6eigeruTen. Die 5amilie
2oriqarb's bat ale 6offnung aufgez
geben un0 beftn0et fi6 am Sterbe6ett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
SGcrbuna fir bic Wartue im giibrn

8afbtngton, n, 6. Suli. - 9as
umgebaute ipaniI4e &anpnenboOt
y n9tlperabo" ptrO mDrgen pon 9torfolt,
8d., na9 gaeipzgsrne, rs, geben,
no elm 9auptquartier aur Hetrutiz
rung BON iungen Sarmern I'M Siben
fir Die Marine eingeri6tet perben
fol. 8dbrenb bes &rieges purben
i'm 2anbe cine gan8e 2ln5abl iunger
2eute angepOrben, tpel4e auf Der
u9artforb, r2ancaiter," Buffalo, "
n9irie, n9lqiance" unb rNtobican"
fir ben Martnebienit eingeiibt perz
ben, unb audi iebt 1T Dem 2(bmtral
@rolpninibielo briefli9 aus g2orb2
Carolina beri6tet norben, baB bort
unb in anberen Sibitaaten biele jun
9e 2eute fir Die W}arine gu baben
1eien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
Ginuanherungs>Gnmmiiiar fit Gan
etuan.

90 a fbington, 6. sSuli.- 9rGz
iibent Mc8inlep b1t 5reberid 8.Marz
tin bon SSnbtana gum Ginpanbe>
rungs=Gommifdr. in San Suan be
PortO &icO ernannt. 9ieIe grnenz
nung pirb als Die @orftufe CUR Orz
ganiIirung zines itraffen @inpanoez
rungsbienites auf Borto Gico betra6z
tet. 6r. Martin ipirb fein Nmt BIN
nen ipentQen SQQen dntreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
.Scfehrtc &ebcQcn.

W2ant1u, 6. Sult. : g&a@ ben
leBten ortli4en 8eri4ten bat Der Snz
Iurgentenfii6rer 8euurminp fi4 nit
284 Geipe6ren (ni4t 214, pie frii6er
gemeloeD an Sberit 9bepOore s..
8int pon benz 6. &apaQeriez zRegiment
in @lbai, 6aupttaOt Der BrOUtiio
Sorfogan, erge6en.
Der SSnTurgentenz8enerul GaiQeSs
Der 1i9 am "a. Sunt in Santo Gru5,
groDin3 2aguna, ergab, unb fetne
SSreunDe 6uben 1it6 erboten, nit Wfdz
lar, bem Sniurgentenfii9rer in SuOz
2u5on, gu unterbanbeln, Inn i'm 8ur
uebergdbe gu bepegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
Snm Slik cridlaaen.

Sort @rie, Ont, 6. Suli. =
8ei einem f6peren 9eipitter f9lug
Der 8liB il ben Stall auf Der Henn=
babn unD tDDtete ben SSodep Wm.
Scott BON 2puisOiQe, &b. 9esglei=
9en tpurbe Der in Der Na9barI I9aft
lpobnenbe 5armer @m, 8enner gez
tOOtet. Srau Weaber, cine anbere
Na96artn, fam auf Oiefelbe 8eife
um's 2eben. Inter ben 8erlebten
finb @m. g3aib bon Gbicago unb
Wm. Mcgprmtd ppn Sprpntp. Sesz
glet6en tpurben tpertbboue Yferbe gez
lG6n1t.