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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-27
AN ANCIENT BRITISH CAMP.
Interesting Excavations In an En-
closure Near sheffield.
(From the Sheffield Telegraph.)


The exploration of the encampment at
Wincobank Hill, which has been carried
out by direction of the MUSEUM Commit
tee, Is now completed after nearly two
months labors by r. Howarth, curator
OF the museum, and C. Bradshaw, assist
ed occasionally by Prof. Anderson, Dr. j.
A. Manton, and Dr. J. Stokes. We have
recorded from time to time the discov-
cries made and it may now be useful to
give a brief summary OF the work done,
with the general outline of the results.
The camp on Wincobank Hill, standing as
it does on the ridge which overlooks Two
valleys, is a conspicuous landmark, well
known hereabouts> as the Roman Camp,
and so marked on the ordnance survey
map The form Of the camp is well pre-
served, and consists Of an oval enclos-
ure 15C yards by is yards, surrounded
by clearly defined rampant about three
feet high on It's inner face. slipping down
to a ditch outside which is another ram
part.
At first sight it would seem that the in-
closure had been a place OF residence for
scme ancient British tribe. who were pro-
tcHted from the incursions OF other hos
tile tribes by the ditch and ramparts.
Such, however. is quite evidently not the
case. as is shown by the excavations which
have simply been place of refuge to ny
to in case OF danger. and the people have
most likely lived in huts scattered around
the country outside the camp. The inside
Of the Enclosure shows not the slightest
trace OF habitation, although II was OK
cavated IN several different places. the
ground being perfectly natural, without
any signs OF ever being disturbed.
Outside the camp, however. one excaYa-
tiOn revealed distinct evidence OF hearth
that had long been used, at a depth of
from three to four feet from the present
level, and generally bore evidence OF hav-
ing been the site OF hut. OF course. all
| trace of the material of the hut, which
! would consist OF wood and vegetable n
| bres, had long since decayed away. This
| discovery was informing as to the fact
| that huts had existed on the hillside.
where the ancient Brltons would pursue
| their daily avoeations, cultivating the
land, so far as their primitive implements
would permit. and grazing their cattle,
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sixth of the clerical force Of the Surgeon
Generals office, which mas also. its de
par .84snt at large This, while not SO
imposing in numbers as either the Eng1-
neer or 0uartermdster's Department is,
nevertheless. OF considerable extent,
thc1gh. as yet, il lacks navy OF It's
Own.
General Sternberg employees. besides his
reg liar army surgeons. o9o ciN.lan con
tract surgeons. at $3.50 month each, or
81 SEQ a year. Then. there are 200 hes
pital stewards and acting hospital
stewards. 50 hospital matrons, and 2SS
fer ale nurses. A hospital corps is also
employed. consisting of 525 privates. In
the "departu ent at large" there are III
clerks besides the War department force,
ami about iu0 laboreTs. packers,
messengers, watchmeD. carpenters. ana
various other attendants. The Medical
Bureau thus includes something like 2 100
persons in ccr5tsnt service number far
greater than is PECULIARLY supposed.
Tie Ordnance Department is also an
officially sighted bureau. With only six
ty-0ne regular officers and seventy-five
Clerks On its rolls. it might. at first, be
taken as almost insignificant in extent.
But an enquiry into that elastic institu-
ton. the department at large" which
1t shares in common with the other bu
Teaus mentioned. reveals the fact that
-he Ordnance bureau employs more than
$500 clerks, messengers. foremen, ma
Chnists. engineers. carpenters. painters,
hrickmakers. polisaeTs. blacksmiths tool
makers iabcrers. etc, whose sphere OF
activity lies largely in the various forts
and arsenals throughout the country.
Several other bureaus OF the War De-
partment have thoir departments at
large but none to compare in size
equipment. and expense with these men,
toned
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a dull sense of pain he realized that the
change in him was after all. no dream. for
ne saw In Margaret'S eyes that she de-
tected II. even while greeting him
As he took his seat beside her in the
phaeton he found himself asking almost
mechanically. how she had passed the
tine. now General Orme was, and dozen
commonplace questions. her replies to
which were scarcely needed
He saw her glance at him again and
again with pain and wonder in her eyes,
until at last it seemed that she could bear
il no longer.
Is the matter? You are not yourself
What is it,
oh, my darling girl he groaned. II
don know. | would give ten years of
my life TO know what il is. I am only
conscious that since that operation some
subtle change has been In progress within
ne. There are two souls at war. To one
you are as dear as you ever were-ray.
INFINITELY dearer. To the other. you are
indifferent. One soul loves you still. the
other soul does not know you as my Mar
garet at all, as my betrothed, and heaven
help ne, Margaret. but between the two [
think | am going madl''
My poor boy" said Margaret, tyou
want rest and quiet. We Will put off our
wedding indefinitely, if you wish. and you
shall stay at the Manor and | will nurse
you back to health and strength again"
He shook his head gloomily. and they
spoke no more of these intimate concerns
The General was delighted to welcome
his daughters lover home again. and ex-
pressed no wouderment when Margaret
told him that Gilbert was feeling the eff
fects of the, campaign, and that the we'd
ding would therefore ne postponed
The next two or three days passed quiet
ly and uneventfully: save for Ma sarct's
unfailing tenderness, they would have
passed for Gilbert very sadly. for as The
hours went by he became moarnfully v,,1-
scious that the joy of being with the wu-
man he had so fondly loved was grow Ig
less and less.
Re woke late on the Sunday nsJsH,se.
and the sunlight streaming throtgl Is
window gave him n strange but % full
sense of rest and peace
1t seemed to him that that strong light
was chasing away the gloomy shadows
from his brain and exercising the phan-
toms which had haunted him for so long.
The church bells rang out hopefully on
the morning air. and gave joyous note
to his musings.
"Ail clear. all cIearr' he murmured.
My sweet. sweet Margaret"
.
at was a magnificent operation. Sir
James,, said DIR. Dale. looking at his
watch; Just two minutes and quarter
from first to last
Rather smart, I think. Dale said Sir
James. We'll. nurse. how is he?''
He Is dead, sir said the nurse.
Phil Mays winter Annual.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-24
Gin gemiitBItdrs Trft.

Q6eno : l1nterbaItun9 bes nDsuti6en
Se6n;tsr : 8ereins" in Meienz
bsrg'S 6ou. - Qu59e3ei4nskr
Gefu6. - Sntsrefantes 1nterboIe
lungs : 9rogramm.
Gins eb>nfo gemiit6li4e ul5 erfOl9z
rei6e G(6sno : %tnIer6ultung D%srantaIz
tste Der y0sutI6s Se6ntter : 9erein"
geItsrn glberO in 9rn. Soi. Meiens
bsrg's 6aQe, Gr. 116. NOro Pacaz
ftrabe. Der 8eiu9 NOR elm auSgez
3ei9nstsr unb bas l1nterbaltungsproz
aramm mar ni6t uQsin pobl gepG6lt,
iopbern oafelbe gsrel4ts audi fGmmts
l:Aen Mitpirfenben our bo6en @6re.
@tn3eln auf bic bsrf4isbenen Nums
mern e~in8uge6en. Dirbs 6ier gu melt
fiibren, bod Oarf ipe3ieq erpG6nt
tperoen, buB Der nGOn5srt ( Maler II.
fem 5amulus" bic 9lan3numfner oes
N6erbs birOete. 0aS unier6altungss
grogramm mar nie fplgt 3uIommenz
gefebt: @%r0ffnungs 8eoe bs5 9rGIiz
benton, 9rn. 3Rso. 3nermunm. QQz
gemeins5 2eb, bsrfuBt BON 6errn ..
BDttger, ipe5FsG fir bieie 8elegenbeit.
Ordsiter. Mufireten Der n9eilsurz
mee," oargsItent bon ben 9erren 8.
8retel, 81, SunofaB, 8. SonDIaB, 8.
@rGfe, S. Muiber9; perfuBt pon 8.
8Ottger, Mutf 0.rettor: 9arG SD
fde. Ser5ett fir 8ioline, @euo unO
&laDier, porgetragen BON ben 9erren
2Ouis SGmsr, Brof. 8us. 9errmann
unb 9rof. M}iGsr, Al Re5Tingsr : Srio,
81 6esta Srto. QG9smeinsg 2ieo.
Der Gon5ertmaIer unb fein 5amuz
tus" (bis Serren q. 20ier uno s.
Md.bsrg). Sopran : SoIo, Jrau 8.
@6l0r. Quartett, bic ;6erren $. &rsz
tel, 81. SunoEaB, $. 8r6Fe unb 8.
SanblaB,
Gin f(Ottss San8frdn38sn folgts Der
unter6altung. Die arrangements
fir ba5 gelungene Set 6atten bic So.
Subsrt 8reteI, Dug. 20ier, SobnW{uiz
Berg unO 8url 9dfele gstroffsn.
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SriefbcfOrocrung nod Dem @nslanos.

Sn Der nit Dem 2. Mdr5 1901 en-
benosn Wode f4lieBt bic ousldnoii9e
po1t IN oieism 9%iireau, tpis folgt:
bis polt fir Yadeis lit tdgli9 bon 9
ubr Morgens Biz 5 u6r Na4mittags
(dus9enommen SOnnta9s) ge0ifmt.
Sransz 4tl1ntifae 9of.
Montag. 9 u6r Nbsnbs, fir Guroz
pa, PET OampFer y2a6n," pia Soutb>
ompton unb Bremen Ole 9oTt fir Srz
lorro muB be3si9nst isin vper Ga6n").
Nlsniiug. 9 u6r QCbsnos, fir Guro>
pa, per 0ampfer nNen gort," bia
Sputbampton (bR 8pt fir Srlanb
mnB be3ei4net iein nper Nep@gort");
am II u6r Naats, fir europa, per
Oampfer nScsonie," bia 0ueenstopn.
Mittpp9, II l16r Na9E8, fir
Branfrei9, Sio : europa, Ggbpten
unb 8rftiE4 : SnOisn per 0ampfer
r9a 9aSco9ne," pia 9aore (ois POf
fir anbere SbeiGe bon europa muB
be5ei9net Ieln per Ga 8ascogns").
6reitag, 9 u6r Qbenbs, fir@uropa,
per 0ampfer rGolumbia," pn p!pz
mout6, @6erbourg unO 9umburg (On
Yoit fir Srlanb muB be3ei4neE iein
nper Goiumbia"O; rfn II u6r Nu9ts,
fir @uropu, per 0ampfer nGIrurla,"
bfa 9ueenstopn.
go I a d g ii b=unbgentral=
Mmerifd. % sftinbtenet etc.
'Sonptag, 1 ubr Nu4mittags, fir
Cuba, bia Sompa; II 16r 1a4ts, fir
Nafau, pia Miami; fir Barbados,
Maeeio unb Santos, per 0ampfer
nGapri."
Mpntag, 12 11br Nodts, fir Gem
trail . @lmsr;fa uno Slo : Poctflcz
5Gfen, bia Solpn.
9ienitag, 9 l1br Nbenos, fir Cuba,
bia Mfami; 3 l1br No6miitugs, fir
Samaita, pia 8oIton; II ubr Na4ts,
fir NaFau, bio Miami; fir Bermuda,
per @ampFer rSrir'ouo"; fir Snaz
qua unb 9a;ti, per 9ampfer n2ausnz
burg
Mitlno6, 1 l16r No6mittags, fir
Cuba, pia Sampa; II uhr Na6ts, fir
Sdmaffd, pid Y6llabslp6ia; fir Hdi@
fau, Guantanamo unb Santiago, per
9ampfer pSaratoga."
5reitag, I l16r No4mittugs, fir
Cuba, tsa Sampa; IL 116r Nd4ts,
fir 9orto 8ico, per DampTer n@an
Suan;" fir Nafau, bia M:umi; fir
Curacao unb 9ens3ueld. per 0ampFer
.G9ilbur"; fir ct. Shomus, 2eepurb
unb WinrtparO { Snfeln unb 9smaz
rara, per Samper 6pntabe1e"; fir
9aiti, per 9ompfer rprins Wauz
rfts"; fir Samaifa uno 8reDtonn,
per 9ampfer yNlene."
Die Ppit na9 Neuz5unblanb bta
Norb<Sibnsb unb mad Miquelon pia
Bottom i9lsBt bisr td9fi4 I'm 3 ubr
Na6mittags; na9 5onourus, @uatez
maLa uno Goita=Gica pia NepzSrz
leans tdgli9 UNI 8 u6r @6enbs.
Grams Pacific Poit.
GamTag, 7 16r N6snbs, fir 9uz
lpuii, Sapan, China uno be Y6:lippiz
men, oiu San 5ran8iscu; fir 4uItpaz
lien, Nsu : Seslanb, Sit, Sofnao u.
Sotpaii, pia San Srdn5isco.
Sonntag, 7 l1hr @bsnbs, fir 4uz
ftralxn uro Sill & Sniefn, pia Seattle
(us 9of muB baeidnet fein rpsr
Dompfer nDarrimos").
Die Srans : Bacific : PoIf tpiro
abgeI9idt tdglid nod ben Soften Obns
WuFentbalt Der ueherfanb & &oute.
g. Dabies Darftelo, potmei Itsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-24
90 It r a b c t."
gbemaIiger bdnii4er 8dmmer Z Dir
Iuos in Glepelanb, O6io, abgez
brdnnt.

G6emaIiger bdniI4er &ammer : Dir
tuos in @lsDeldnb, Sbio, obgez
brQnrt.
Prominente b;siige 806men, barunz
ter 6r. SOisP9 9otou1p, 8OIfesStruBe
unb Qf6lanoz4 Denue, iinb pon GIebez
lamb, O3;O, aus benu4ri4ti9t tpOrOen,
baB baisl6it Der 6sfannte b06mi56e
Pianift 8Obumir 5ialta, 1tiner 3eit
&ummeridnger bes 80nigs BON DGnsz
mart. uuf eiuer @on3erttour rgeitruns
bet" unO Ieit etpta atpsi Monaten aIer
Mittel entblOBt lei. 9r. potOrnp uno
anoere bs1er i%ituirte 8ORmen 8altiz
more's peroen psrIu9gn, 5rn. 5iaIfd
gu peranlafen, nu4 Baltimore gu TOM
men, UNI inn pOmDgGi9 6ier 8stegenz
heit gu ge6m, fi9 entrpeoer cine Sri
iten3 gu griinoen ODER penigItens geniiz
eenoe 6inun3en our HidreiIe nab
Odnemart gu %erlangen.
(9rn. Tialta's Biasto 1T, pis eg
feiBt, 6auptId4li4 Der unfG9igteit Ietz
uer Qgenten 3u5uf 4rei6en, tpel6s, ni9t
nit ben bisIigen 8erbdItniiTen psrtraut,
Bel alien Gon3erten 8erIuite gu ber5ei9z
men batten. 9r. 5iaIta fat einen BE-
neioenSpsrtben Ruf aIs pinano8irz
tuos. Gr mar. ps f4on geiagi, Sam
mer49irtuos bes 8Dnigs BON OGnez
mari, trat in Wuri4ou ouf, 1piel:e Dor
Gr56er5og @ugen in Ssblobe, llngarn,
uno in 2is5t's 4tabemie gu gubapelt.
Seine Grn5ert@Sour trdt er Dor etpa
flint MoEaten an. 9rdf g Iter6u3D
bate i'm in 1895 unb 1896 als gonz
Sertmeiiter anasitslt.
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bssRnIgen un3une6men, her ben Gin
tpanoerern bic bsiten Z 8e0ingungep
giebt.
Oumpfer v80ln" unb
g 0 n"
Der OampFer y&6ln" pom nNorbz
oeutfdsn 3lobo" fdbrt beute Bel Sd
gssanbru9 Don b:sr na4 8rsmerbaben
5uriid.
Der Oompfer Born" bonn rNorbz
beutIdsr 2IopO" 1T bcute o0er morsen
6fsr fGaig. Gr Fat cine Qn5d6l 3D.
iiitenz uno 3pi9snosds : Pafagisre
uno groBe 2aoung an 8oro.
unisrpeqs na6 Baltimore b%eflnoet
i4 Der Dampfsr r@annopsr" pom
vNorposuf6en 2luDo" nit PahogHz
rem uno 2abung.
Die Qabung mar IN 8rano
gerdt6en.
Cine 0speF9a aus 9rOpioence, r.
S., meIOet, bdB bic 2aoung beS DAM
piers Simon s. Murp6p," Der am
6reitag Raamittog ouislbft pon9fetp>
%pOrtzIeps. 3D., anlangte, "a @tunz
Den Dor Qntunft be5 S4iffe5 in
8ranD 9eriet6. Gapt. Groder, Der
8efshlS6absr bes @8iIFes. bate ielbIt
feiner 6roH uno 5o6ter, paI6s bic
3ei!s mitma6ten, nidt geIdgt, baB
Der 8rano au59ebro6en mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-24
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ST.. Nuouf 9einri6 9aul unb Satin
feiern i6r 9oIOenes 9o63eits : Sus
6ildum. - Der Spbilar al Das
aranfen6ett gefeKelt, - @iirotge
@sI8ente.
6r. QuguT 9aul unO feline Satin
GliIa6sr6 9oul, 9e6, @6adt, f"ejertsn
QeRsrn gl6eno in i6rsm tofigen 9sjm,
CIR. 831, Columbia : Q(Dsnue, i6r golz
beneB 9o63eits : Subildum. 2eaDer
mar Der Subilar an bus &runtenbett
gsfeFelt, Oo6 nabm bic 6sier einsn un=
ter ben @erbdltnifen re4t gemiit6li>
den 8erlauf, ba ii6 bic idmmtli4en
6amil;sn : W}itgl5eOer unO Die intixnz
fen 9Freunbe oeg ,Syubelpuare5 eingez
funben 6atten. 3a6lrei6e 9eI4snts
ging2n benz Su6slpoure gu. 0arunter
befonoen Ti9: gologeIpidte 80rTe DON
ben Ginoern unD Gnteln, ben 4ngez
fieuten pon u. 6oen Ii. So. unb 9rn.
6einri9 RDmFilo, Dem 8raumeiFer
Der .National 8rauersi." 9r.Quz
ouF Seinri6 9aul unb feline Satin
GliIa6et6, qeb. 6ao9t, puroen am
%. Sfe6ruar 1851 our6 PaTtDr Dett
BON Der 0reisinigfeit5 : @emeinoe gsz
traut. Der G6e entIproFen ie4satnz
Der, pobon nod bier am 2eben Itno,
ndmli6: 6rau Qi33ie R0m6tlo, Sat
tin BON 6rn. $. 80m6iIo, 5rou @mz
ma Tri3sG, 5rau Clara Slater uno
Trau Sinnie Moi6auer. 6erner tpaz
rem ne6f ben bier &in0ern 9eTtsrn
Q6enO IA Gnfel unb bier llrentel gu
gegsn.
n9autF8en Gorre5pon0enten," uno bst
Der geItrigen 6eter mar aud 9r. 5.4.
Grpns 3uQeqsn, pel6er felt 1850 Elm
QeTer besy OeutF9sn @orrsiPonosnten"
i'll. 0uguR 9einri9 9aul 1T am 80.
Nobem6er 1928 in Ssnabriid, Sam
nopsr, qs6oren uno fam i'm Sa5re1849
nab Nm.rifa. 0tr mar er 3uerf dlS
@du6ma6er t6Gti9, erlsrnte jeoo4 Die
l:f~6ograp6i78e 5tsinT6leiferei II. mar
in bieEer Gt9snI6aft pG6rsnb Der lebz
ten "A S16re 6sj Der 6jrma q. 9Osn
Ii. 60. t6Gtig. ST. 9aul ar6ettete nod
Biz bor brei @o6en i'm %erpd6nten
@e[6dfte, BIB er pl0blj4 an ber9rips
be erfrdntte.
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Gus benz Snnern Marblanb's nno
ben ansren,enoeu Staaten.
Yerlen n.

Sunberte bon 9erlen in bislen 5urz
ben befinben Ii6 i'm 9sIiBe Der Slider
unb Supeliere bon 8entzGOuntp; cine
perielben bra9te liir5li9 $45. Die
gerIsn, bic in ben Gliihen bon Sent
GountD eefunben tperbsn, fino getpD6nz
li9 gu flein, um einen guten 9rti5 gu
bringsn, bo6 fanben einige Der beTten
ibren Meg auf ben Naip=gorfer Narft.
Giele bfeIer Perlen ItnO in Der Sorm
per Feft unb bon alien b~enf6aren Jarz
Zen, bon einem Sartsn Rofa Biz gum
bur91i9tieen @eiB, nit S9attirun>
gen in onoeren 5ar6en. Die i6par3en
Muf6eln, benen Die Slider Die 9erisn
entnebmen, BADEN Die 9rDBe elmer ball
ben 9unb uno bepegen li6 ii6er Dds
5lubRtt, inbem liz CUR 9dlfte 5pii6en
f6ren S6nalen 6erpDrfommen uno
bieie banm binter ii6 berf4leppen. Gs
aiebt feline In5ei9en, an benen man erz
fennen f0nnte, pel6e BON ben Wu i6eln
9srlen entbaltsn pber ni6t; UNI oiefe
gu finoen, 1T Elm 3erbre6en Der @4aaz
lem unb cine senaus Priifung bes Snz
BATS nDtbi9. Der uriprung bon perz
len 1T no9 ni6t oufgefldrt, bod
nimmt mon an, bab iie bus Geiultat
zines aufGGtq in bic G4uaien geratbe=
nen Sanpforrss ooer zines anosren
%unbequemsn 9egentanbes finb, pel4e
bas S6ier nit elmer 9iue Der elei9en
@ubitan5 um9iebt, aus Der es feline
S6ualen btlbet.
3pei Sttern geangen.
ST.. 9eler NnoerIon bon Gbeitsrz
totpn fat am uFer bes G6eiterz3ibar
in asntzGOuntp 8pei 5idpttsrn nit
einem Se1pt6t pOn %, reip. 26 PfunO
in elmer Sale gefangen. Gr berlaufts
beren Seize an einen 5Gnblsr fir SIS.
Die Ottern erndbren Tid] bon SiI6en,
bic Tie aug ben NeBen Der 5ii6ar Itebz
len u1b in beniel6en oft erpBe 8erbeez
rurq dnri6ten. Ni6 isltsn aber aez
rdtb ibnen ibre 9efrdBigfeit gum Ser
berben, inbem fs ii6 in ben IsBen bfrz
ffriden unb ~ertrinfen.
Mn 8Gatbergiftu nS 9eItorz
BE n.
6enrp gleimann, 80 Sabre ali, erfas
IN 9ottstonn, pa., elmer 8lutber9ifz
tunq, tpeG9e er ii4 babur4 3ugs3o9en
bate, baB fein Singer in Elm S4loB
ieines &oFfers einsequetf9t tpurbe. Ct
fpphnte Bis bor eintgsn Sahren in P9iS
fabefpbia, appielbit er pdbreno 40
Habren elm Depei9en<8eamtsr Der
..aeaoinger Gisnbubn 9eisai4oft"
mar. 8eppr bie Giienbahnm er6aut
spurben, fibrte er cine 3eiistuti6s.
Oqniel Neimann, Elm Geoafteur bon
Cation, lit Elm 8ruOsr beg GerItorbss
men.
Our9 einen 9effestran@
fen in S9reden berfsBt
Gin qsiIssfrantsr Munn bsruriaaie
IN Der Nadbari4aft Der nRVie 1res
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2a33ia 9oterfpieler
- Serqeunt Yotter uno bic Polt3t=
fren Nel|on unb Grsamet Dpm DItlfz
den 0i5tritt nabnen geifern Qbenb
oeqen 10 ubr cine 8a33ia auf ba5
6dus Nr. 9, @uoz2lopoitrdBe, bOr
uno perbafteten % Mdnner. iOpie
ben 8eIiBer bes 2pfuls, SEiOor &reB,
unter Der NnI9ulbigung OeS 9a5ar6s
fpieles, inbem Is POter fpielten. &reB
tpurbe fir Elm berte Tt%attFinbenoes
0er60r 6inter @64oB uno Riegel ge@
ffeft, unD bic @erbafteten Biz fir ibr
8erbDr entloFen. Der 9atrOlpagen
bes 0flifsn OiTtrifts muBte n5ipst
ACKNOWLEDGMENT" beF0roern, eRe er ale
bic Treunbe bes e6rfomen PoterEptsz
fes ms Iifere @~eipo6riam Der Poliz
3eiftation ge6ra4t Bate.
9ranb in elmer S4neiz
t.-Sn perS4neioerz
tpsrffGtte beg 6ran5 Srcet, Nr. 619,
gollinqtpnzGbenue Brad gefternyfa6z
mittaq qegen 8 16r Elm 8ranb aus.
Der S6aben i'm 8etruge BON $35 am
ribtete. ebe er gslD56t 'tpsrosn tonnte.
Sr. Street, purbe auf 4norbnung oes
0ifriftzGbfs 8urfburbt unter Ger
MrI 6uloigung psrbaftet, in feiner
@erfItdtte ungIsbmdBiger Deile Ell
nen @a5olinofen 6enubt gu 6a6en.-
Street BAT bellte Morqen UNI 9 l1br in
ter norb0ftli6en ppGi8eifation Elm
9erbDr gu beItebsr. gtna 13 psrz
5ontn batten our 3eit, aGs Der 8runo
aus6ra6, in benz 8auis Gsar6eitst.
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Smei Gas=G rplniionen.

men in 9eI6dfts6duTern. - Sin
Mfaun bic Sreppe binab geT6lsuz
bert. - 3pei 6enIter 5srtriimz
inert.
IN Der SutFu6rif BON +. 9. 8srnz
beimer, Nr. 613, @aterltraBe, Iu9te
Elm QngeIieGtsr, ST.. pbil. 8. 8enbal,
geTiern 8ormittog i'm 5~tpeiten Stodz
perfe nit einsm brsnnenoen 3Ino6ol3
na6 einem Bed in Der 9asr06re. @r
fanO bic @tsGs, mo bas 8a5 snttpi6,
flog cher CUR Iel6sn 3eit in 6oIgs Ell
ner GrploIipn bic Sreppe bina6 in
oas erIteStodperf, fam aber obne bic
len S9doen bapon. Qu9 Elm 8o9snz
fenIter purbe bur6 Die GrT9itterung
ausgeoriidt, unb i'm Mittel3immer oss
erIien Stodperfeg lDIts ii9 Der Salt
htpurf bon Der 9ede. Der S6aoen
IoG ungefd6r $50 betragen.
Wenige 5tunosn Tpdter sreignete Ii9
in Dem BON 0rn. Soon Gorbett Be-
tpohnten 9duIe. Nr. Is, WeIt : 2erz
ingtonftrdBe, in perTel6en Wer!e eine
grploIiOn. Der 9lum6er $. s.
@ders Iu6te nit einan brennenben
3~ino6ol3e na6 einem fi6 6emert6ar
ma9enben 2ed in Der 8asr06re an
Der Oede bes 3immsrs. Cine @rploz
iion ert0nte, Elm groBes S9dufenItsr
parb 5ertriimmert uno bus 9ol3tpert
in Dem Ruum fling 5auer. Oas Retz
fungscOrps puroe IdnsG ber6eigsruz
fen unb lDT6ts bic Slammen. Der
&alf6etpurf fiel audi bier BON Der DE-
de 6sra6. Der S6aben mar angebli9
betrd9tlider, ME BEL Der erTfen @rploz
fon. Der 9lumber fam nit Dem
S9reden baoon.
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TO ADVER-
TJSERS

Inere Is no German paper in Maryland. except
ing the German Correspondent. that has sufficient
press capacity to print the usual edition Of Der
Deutscae Correspondent in less than
FIVE HOURS.
Ihe press of the "Correspondent' will print
foid and count the entire edition of any other
aaiy German paper in Maryland in
FIVE MINUTES.
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Wettsrausfi6ten. - SIR
Mdrplano uno ben 0iltrift Columbia
fdlteres Wettar unb S6nee i'm Often
unb f40nss Wetter i'm peTtiiden
Marplanb; ftarfe norbneTtli8s Winz
BE-. Wontag f40n uno talt.
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25tGttg fit Anseigenoe.

in W~tarplcne erfGstat ouSer BEN ,Seuti9ex
eorrslaonDenten' feline einaiee beuiihe Seituna,
nsiUe etue SrudfereRe befst. bic i'm Stanb. IA,
ME Gnflaue BEG rSeuti6en GsrrtipOnpenten. In
nenicer. als
fluff Stsnecte
tn osnden. Die Sref. Des rGOrrefpOnoentens fam
bic Guf!oet iresuo elmer auo.ren tdaliaeu bouts
t@eR Seituua in Marolano In
fi,uf Wstnutett
srudsn. felaea uno asidbleu.
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g7iftI. scrom,terR 2s. 80 96hf. Ebermom.ttrf... rs
Idtti. 5b,rmumcterR. % Nieeriahcr II
Hi,bo6Fe Sbn:lia'rIt bes Blnees IN ,Iner Stunee
serrue 9 Uteilen coh 9toroen
SaA seitrIee IL ttter Die %uisort3ite 2emperatHr
ees ~scftrlgen EGJss GuI EapocnaHH1en Stanoncu
mar. nIs inIn,.
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Wetierbericbt.
Ser. Gtaaten III crIersS nreou-
alt ore, ben 23. Se6rldr 1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-24

$4,000 @rippefdtls. - 9as
@siunDfSits : Nmt fat bere4nt, odB
In Baltimore felt osm /, Sanuar 50,z
600 4erfonsn an Der Grippe e%rtranft
getpeien Tino.
9ereiten lid Dor. = Maz
bor SuDes ertbeilts BEN Steuereinne9@
mer 9prter ge5tern Nutoritdt, Die
9latten fir bic Stsuer5ettel fir Die
Stsuerrate BON $1.853 fofort anfertiz
gen gu lafen, bamit Der 8u9Oruder
nit benz 0rudsn Der 3ettel anfangen
fam, fo6alb Der Stdbtrat6 Die neue
Gaie an9enOmmen Fat. ST. 9orter
90aubt, buB er am Is. Mdr3 nit BEN
GpQefttren Beginner fam.
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Wenterei on SDrD.

capt. So6p 8aroner pom Qultsrn1
S8opner g. 8irsiniu" BON sInem
MttgIisb feirer Mauni4aft dn9t@
qr;fFen. - @rlttt einsn S4dOelz
brua. - Sin angreifer in @ott.
Sergeant So6n R':fusr pom pitt
den 9oli3ei : 0iitritt nd6m gelterll
Iu6mittaq cine @erhaftung Dor, DE
i6m al arober Gbre gere:4sn plro,
inbem er ben Negsr BiIidm yorler,
Der T6 pa6rI6stnli4 auf cine Wforoz
Qnflaqe gu ptruntportsn babsn tptro,
6intsr ,f6fpebi6e @urCinen" brd4.s.
Capt. Qeaqne BON Der 0Ifl4en Poilz
sen @tat:on er6ialt geitern MOrgen
osoen l u6r bic No9ri6t, ouB fi4 an
8orb zines @uftern : S9oonsrS cine
Meutersi 5ugetra9sn RaR uno oetd'!z
iirk iofort ben Sergsan'en R;eTnsr
nit benz Quftrage, bic So4e gu untsrs
fu6en.
@ie lid bic Qffutrs 3us
trug,
Der 8sri6t iiber bic Qffairs Iautets
foIgsnoermoBen: Gopt. So6n Gardner
pom Quten 5S4ooner g. @irgmia"
purbs, pd6renb oas Sffff geitern,
az. 6sbruar) nabe Steelton lag, bon
sintm gleger, Ramen5 WjGiam 9orter,
ttdtl:4 o~ngegrfffen uno mi: cine.
S6aufel an ben Sopf 9eI4!a9en.
0arauf puroe gOrtsr, or 3ur 8siaz
Bung bss s6iffes 9e60rts. OH Qanb
gei41Fft uno enttom. Capt. @urOnsr
purpe auf sinem S6lsppbppte na4
Baltimore gebra4t uno bunn in iftne
Wo6uung, Nr. 2908. 9uoionfraBe,
gsT6offt, mo cine unteriu4ung ieftens
oes 0ottor8 8m. s. Gapatta ergob,
oaB sr e;nsn Sfdoel6rud erljfttn 6ots
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