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Daily camera., 1901-05-04
yellow Fever
Now in H0V0l0
YELLOW JACK AGAIN.

Eight Cases Reported This Early In
Havana.
Havana. May 4-Grave alarm is felt
he e because OF the outbreak OF yellow
fever. Tne authorities say little. but 1t
Is known that eight cases exist and tha,
thlte p.Isons have ded OF the disease
already. This is unusually early tor the
appearance OF the dread fever here.
Daily camera., 1901-05-04
MRS. CRONJE INSANE.

Amsterdam. May 4-The wife Of Gen.
eral Cronj. is reported to have become
mentally unbalanced. She is at ST..
Helena With thousands OF other Boer
prisoners. The lady imagines she is
Empress Eugene.
Daily camera., 1901-05-04
JUST A FEW BOERS.

London. May a Lord kitchener's
weekly repor, 10 the war Office states
that within the past week 10 Boers were
killed. ) wounded and thous lnds OF tons
OF commissary supplies were Captured
by the British. No severe battles have
been fought.
Daily camera., 1901-05-04
SHIPS fOUNDEReO.

ST. Johns n b.. May .-Many ships
were wrecked today BY high wind
The harbor is filed with Graf, from all
parts o! the world. seeking refuge.
Daily camera., 1901-05-04
MORGAN AFTER CANALS.

London, May .-ltis reported that J
Pierpon; Morgan is making an effort TO
secure control OF all European Canals so
as to gi'. his shipping and American
goods entry in preference to other
nations
Daily camera., 1901-05-04
TOBACCO CORNEREO.

Pi,tsburg, May 4-The American To
bacco company has absorbed the stog,
factories and GOV control all lines oil
tobacco, being affiliated closely with ths
plug tobacco concern.
Daily camera., 1901-05-04
SUNDAYS DINNER.

Tho Card For tho Dinner at Metropolitan
Cafe Tomorrow.
The Me,ropoltan-I3th street-caters
to Boulders best trade 1t will give to
morrow the following menu for only
IS cents dinner beginning at II a. m and
ending at Up m:
Cream Celery
Beef. Au JUS
Pork with Apple Sauce
Chicken with dressing
VEGETABLES.
Mashed Potatoes Sweet Corn
Asparagus on Toast
Young Onions Radshes
Lettuce Salad Mayonaise Dressing
Strawberry Short Cake
DESSERT.
Vanilla Ice Cream
Chocolate, Marble and Orange Cake
Apple Pie Peach Pie
Ice Tea Lemonade
Tea Coffee Min
In consideration of yourself, your
family and your bank account, ex
anime our goods and compare our
nriroS MEvED R00C
Daily camera., 1901-05-04
DSQ1e NO|D0D
Kills D0ugn|g|
KILLED HER OWN CHILD.

Dsmoniacsl Mo,her Hr..ina Her child
with " Nstchot.
Des Moines, May Georgia Rankins.
A high school girl aged IS, was LITERAL,
hacked to pieces this mornirg by her
mother, who seized a hatchet and Drained
her. The father had gone to work and
the moth r, who has been i'll and has be
come ravlng maniac, suddenly pounced
on her own child an killed her with oo:
vicious blow.
Daily camera., 1901-05-04

New-Stylish-Moiern
Not dry goods store shirts.
See them in our window.
JOE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-05-18

M. q. Kirk and A. B. Keen.
Mrs: Charles Pyle and daughter, Ma,
rion, have been spending the week al
Atlantic City.
Kisses Anna Sherman, of Virginia
and Rosa Caldwell, of Liberty Grove
visited Miss May Barton last week.
Mrs. ii. II. Haines is visiting relatives
in Philadelphia.
McClcnahan Bros. of Port Deposit
have employed Fred c. Wilson as 4
draughtsman for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riale, of Red Line
were the guests of Mr. Samuel Hamil-
ton and family during the week.
Miss Eta Mccullough visited friends
III Port Deposit from Saturday of last
week until Monday.
Mr.. $. III. Barnes who has q position
in Allentown, Pa, spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnes.
Mr.. ii. NJ. Duyckinck was in Phila-
delphia on Thursday of previous week.
Rapid improvements are being made
on the Briscoe property, recently pur-
chased by y. l.. Duyckinck.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-05-18
GLADYS HURT JEFFERSON.

GLADYS HURT JEFFERSON.
Gladys HURT. beloved daughter OF
James r., and Ellie NJ. Jefferson. born
May 4th, 1900: died May 1lth, 1901.
We had Il little angel once.
She was our joy and pride:
We loved her ah. perhaps too well.
For soon she slept and died.
God in His wisdom. has recalled
The boon his love has given:
A.though the body mouldcrs here
Her soul is safe in Heaven.
BY Her Aunt AIrir
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-05-18
THE
Farmers and Mechanics
Mutual Insurance
Association
OF CECIL COUNTY, MD.
Fres', ALFRED KIRK, Pennington, Md.
Sec'y and Treas, f. D. CARuART, Zion. Md
Home Office: Zion, Cecil Co. Md

Dircctors-ALFRED KIRK, JOHN p. WILL
son, JOHN Il. DEWITT. CHAS.
W SHIPPERS, AARON j. MICU-
ENER. VIM. T. PATTON, TnOs.
Il. MILLER,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
Ser &amfmann npr 100 Sabrcu.

Wie por 100 Sat-sn iunge aauf=
leute aussebilbei tpurben 5eigen fol-
aenbe 3eseln aus iener 3eit. bic mir
:. Der 3eitidrift ngfiebsrfa6ien" entnebz
men:
uSit bir an aine &unbin- mas gele=
gen, 10 made bt9 geiellig, 1age bab
tie 14Dnleibia fepe unb bu Woblsefal=
len an ST finbef, iie pirb seblenoet
lain. unb fannit Ou auf portbeilbaften
Uerfauf fi6er 1ain, au9 tpenn bic
Wei6er bGbli9 unb narbig finb, tbue
tbnen ihDn, es prtnst Jub. ga r1.
Wnberes. eSit bir an eine bibfde
aunbin gelesen, 10 made bid sefdl=
lig, made ben s3eisefinser an bic
Sunge NAB, areife ir bamit auf bic
8ate ober 6alsfraus, tube als bdtteit
ou ain nnge5iefer sefansen. tperfe ss
auf bic grbe unb trette oarauf, lie
ipirb bir banten fir ben freinb19aftli=
hen Dienit, ben bu ir getban, brinst
,bir .Nub. ,~,,..',...r..
9lnbers. Wenn Air, ,uin Ratbsberr
etpas na4 gle ober Geipibt abtaufen
tbut, ober gar nad Mdblein. 10 lab
ale 8ortbeilbdfttgtsiten neg, biefe
gelarte 6erren tun alles na9tpiegen
uno mehen, uno tperben Did barob
loben unb fonberli1 eren. Negul 1.
ssarit bu auf Sarmart bur9 6ernz
@dnen oDer Walb, 1tmnt Elaine Stab
an balm Wagen, unb bite bi9, baB
bu fdine @runbrubr sablen muBt,
1onit 1T bein @elpinn berloren. (Oie
&anfleute muBten bamals ibren init
Wauren bepadten Wagen nur fleine
Hdber geben, banlit bic Maaen auf
ben fhledt erbaltenen @traben niht
leiht umiparfen. Raufmdnnsaiiter.
tpelde ben 8oben bes 5abrneees Be-
ruhrt batten, ginsen nGnlib fhon
bur6 bas 8eriibren bes 8obens allein
in Das Gtgentbum bes @runbbelibers
iiber.) Reglll 2. Dait bu baine Warr
gut auf ben Marf geprdht, bite bid1
por Martbibbe. Meaul 3. Define
@r0f9ern unb pfennise TRACE fleibis
IN balm 2eibgurt unb LAB 1tbt merz
Ten. bab bu amen 5olhen bdft, 10 bu
cine 8rennfuppe foufeft. gebe nur elm
2=pfenrscitiid aur sQlnsnehleln, baB
man To xSeIt b d. .,glaubet. Gaus
bieur < ~. iNher0Il.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23

San 5rancisco," rOlpmpia," bosaI=
ftenbertbetbig bigungs<5abr5eus rMonte=
rep" uno oos S6la6tfhiff Oregon"
geliefert. 8efonbers mar es bas lebz
tere Sabroeug, tpel6es bic Union Sron
8orfs uno beren ber5eitigen General
@eiddftsfiibrer unb Disqualification
ssSrpins 80. Scott beriibn,t na9te. SIM
8au besriffen lit our 3eit auf Den
Werter bas S9la9tfdiff rWiseonz
fin"
Srrins M. Scott purbe i'm Oesemz
ber 1887 gu 9ebrpn Mills, Mb., ols
Sobn zines Geiftli6en eeboren. gr
beiuhte bic Gffentli6e 99uIe gu 8altt=
more unb bic MiltonzMfooemie. Scott
erlernte Die oeutfde Spra6e unb Bill
bete iiG gum Seidner i'm Mai6inenz
fab aus. sSn 1858 puroe er BON peter
9onabue als 3ei9ner fir bic Union
Sron Worts ersastrt. sSn 1862 be-
gann Scott elm eisenes @eindft CUR
6erielluns BON Minen=M =MaIhinen. ssSa
1868 trat er iebph pieber in bic
Oienite Der Union Srpn Worfs uno
ipuroe beren Supertntenbent. Dis
bann atpei Sabre ipdter peter 9onabue
Der ottioen 8etbatisune in fetnem
GtabliiIement entfagte, mabte er Scott
gu ieinem Mfocie.
Srning Me. Scott bat it6, auber in
Der @erpaltuns bes Hte eien=Gtablii7e=
ments. audi i'm 0ffentli9en 2eben
mehrfa6 berporeetban. Gr tpurbe
1872 in Den taliforniiben 5taats=
fenat getpGblt uno bat in Der Stdbt
am n@olbenen Sbor" etlihe tpic1tiae
9ler,ter betletoet. GegenpGrtig 1T er
Sr,lftee Der aelanb Stanforb=llniper=
fttdt, iotuie Reeent Der uniperiitGt Don
&alifornien. Scott gilt als Elm gutter
Heoner uno i9arfer Oenter. Seine
Irtitel, bic er iiber Mrbeiter= unb inbuz
ftrtelIe Trasen in Maeaainen unb Ge=
buen oer0ffentlibte, baben I9pn per=
l6iebene Weale groBe Nufmertiamteit
beroorserufen. Dor einiser 3eit erz
bielt Scott bonn 3aren eine Ginlabuna
na4 ct, petersburg, Inn nit ibnl
iiber ben 8au GROCER G9iffe fir bic
ruiiif6e &rieesflotte gu beratben.
Wdbrenb ieines Mufentbaltes in
rSrisco" tpiro prdfibent Mcainlep Der
9ait Scotts lein. "+.y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23

Oas 6onorar bes @enies beitebt
metitens in Oenfmdlern.
fet &Ia X * X . fs,
Mander 6er5ensbieb beabii9tist
nebenbei einen 8anteinbru4.
Ell, r X * *
Bel einem Corner" seben otele un
bic Gde. ,r.s
9lu6 Der 5enfterslas=Sruit bat un<
our4ii6tige StelIen. na
Ser Mann brau9t CUR &opfdrbeit
Bidder, bic Srau meif einen Spiesel.
Die eiiten unterIeetf6en S9iffe
botSpanien - ieit benz lebten &riege.
X X x
uaein 8ersniisen pbne Oamen,"
1a9t Der 8erltner. Die Satin lit aber
meiit aussenommen.
X X X
lleber Die Men16en aibt es nur
elne ridttge Wteinung: bic ii4 INNER
dnbert. ....
Die meiiten syrauenredtlerinnen
ippqen ni6t Hedt betommsn, ionbern
re6t baben.
S9a6ipiel per &abel mag ia gan5
tnterefdnt fein, ober elm bts9en pett
6ergebolt i9eint bic Sa6e bo9.
sSn Sarbor Springs, Mt9., mol
len Tie eine Seei9lanee eefeben baben.
ylun audi nod i'm SiiBpaiier, benz
Wtb feblt entfdieoen bas Sal5.
Der Sultan ion feinen Mafeur err
ihoiIen baben. Wel9 ansenebmes
pOit9en mub erit Der 3abnarat baz
ben! ..,-..- b., .o
Gnbli6 fommt uns einmal ettpas
Wngenebmes bon ben pbtlipptnen auf
ben &ppf. Ser Manila Strobbut
pirp tpieber Mlpbe.
X * X
Sin 9eeip Yorter 8u9bGnbler tiinz
bigt einen neuen Roman bon Sliper
rOnions" an. Oa tpirb es ben 2e1ern
ntat f9iper fallen. in Sbrdnen gu
f6pimmen.
X X X
Man tann nie poriidtie eenus iein.
Oiebe auf Der @eftfeite BON Gbicago,
Die in etnen 9rugitpre singebroden,
baben Elm 9tiid @augummi nit g puz
rem zines 3abnes suriidselaiTen. Msan
pirb tie baraufbin tbentifisiren, To-
6alb man bic Oiebe bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23

'Daily. Except Sunday. FLAG stop. Meals.
JSops to take passengers for Pittsburgh and points
hereof Fse
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 10 90 to ~ 90
midnight Light Faced from II 90 midnight to IL 90
r.. F. LOREE, e. A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent.
u-25-GG-I PITTSBURGH PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks and further information re-
garding the running of trains, apply to any
of T1v,r,s NJ
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23

MDrberiider @dnferi@.
Sn @olbfd fdau. propins Sadfen, bat
ti!raltd eth GGnferi6 eincn breii6b=
rtger Sunasn bermoben scbifen, bab
bas &inb an ben @eripunbungen furse
3eit barauf peritarb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23

poitberi9te melben, .bab felt Mnz
fang Mpril auf bem 8obeniee in aller
6tille probefabrten nit einem neuen
unterieebote ausgefiibrt tperben. Oie
6isberigsn Grsebniife befriebiaen febr
lnb laifen eine gliidli4e 2Dfung oieler
fir bic Rriegsflotte 10 ipihtiaen Mufz
gabe in abfebbarer 3eit erboffen. Der
grfinber, ein ssnsenieur @urt, mirb
ieine Grfabrungen bentnG9it in elmer
6hrift: t,Muf benz @runbe bes fhtpdz
bif4en Meeres" berDffentlihen. SEPT
ihon lei benlerft, bab bieprobefabrten
init bern nenen llnter1eeboot, bas in
sinem ,59affbaufer Betriebe erbaut
nurbe. bereits gan3 iihere Muf5hliii1e
liber bic ptelumftrittene grfAeinuna
bes am 8ooenfee 10 bdufig beoba1te-
ten 5eefhieBens ergeben baben. Muh
tpurben fhon an bisber nicbt auadna-
I;hen 5tellen ber .6albe" bemerfensz
Observation-Disclosures gena1t, ba bas
llnterieeboot @urts, bas fir fiiraere
3eit Biz 5u elmer Eisfe BON ieIbit 100
Weter binabtauhen tann, burh eine
.linnreihe Worridtung am binteren
Shiffstbeil berartige @egenitGnbe
bDllig unberiebrt bonn Geeboben aufz
sunehmta permng.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23

Gin 6aulirer puroe bel Dem Ser
fu6, in etnem fremben 6auIe feline
Waaren gu perfaufen. bon oem 6aus=
BERN dfigessiffeR pnp pie Sreppe bin
absenorfen. ST rdfftt iid auf, trat
benz Mngreifer entgegen ,,tap priigelte
uno bebrdngte bieien berart, baB1 1berz
1elbe I'm 8naDe bat unb iih bereit err
fldrte, alien S9aben bes 6aufirers
au erfeben, 10 biel lebterer audi Der=
langen mDge. llnb Der 6auitrer lieB
ietn Spfer Los unb 5agte: rMber in
Submit miifen sic mir aud reht biel
abtaufen. 90 aefdeben = in China.
(Nep Dorfer Staatssts.)
: *il*
SIN benz 8abi1hen 2anbesboten
ipirb Der Mphenz@pielplan bes@roB=
beraogliben 6pftbeaters ansegsben:
nSm Sbeater in 8aber.
Montaa, ben /. Mpril. HomeD unb
esulie, grDBe Oper nit Ballet in 5 Off
ten nebft einem 8oripiel. Muiif bon
Gb. @punob.
&iinftisen Dienitag, ben 2. Mpri(,
Wormittags balb 10 ubr, ldbt bas 1.
8abifche Qeib=Dragoner Regiment
Jir. 20 ben Diinger aus 1einen Stall
lungen 81 Rarlsruhe fir Monat Mpril
in oer DragOner-Raferne 0ffentlin
meiitbietenb periteigern." Ser Matn-
ralismus in Der Runf maht alfent=
hdtbtn Jortfnritte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23

eineii enaIii9en Dampfer beim pofsr
Inn $4,000 gerupft tpurbe. Dr. M1lir
lit nit ber Sohter bes peritprbenen
@oenators Mcpberfon BON Retp Serfep
Derbeiratbet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23

Dark Face figures P. n. time Light Faos l. 4. tune.
Connections leave NewcOmerstOwm
via Pittsburgh DivisiOn.--For Pittsburgh
and the East, *2 43 am, III 81 am. z n pm. For
For s. nm III & Rm Gin
cinnati, Indianapolis and st. Louis, al 81 am
~ S. pm.
Connections leave Canal Dover via
Cleveland & Pittsburgh DfvisfOn.-FoY
Cleveland, Canton and Fort Wayne Routa
points, Chicago, Pittsburgh and intermediate
points, n 40 am and II So pm.
*Daily. Except Sunday. fFlag stop.
L. F. LOREE, E.A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
l-l-l900..N PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates Of fare. through tickets
baggage checks, and further Information 10
garding the running Of trains, apply to any
agent Of the Pennsylvania Lines.
Gseaeetisnem sm Re,peou.erStown anD,
ttbsidbSetue.
Mbfobrt pom 4 bri 1SpiIte fir Wowerstoun,
6tio. HittSburg unb ben Often s12: :04 Nd9mittaal
Ear Otnniion t7:49 sta@mitt aas. Tiir Ne,uccmsrss
tomn, COLLECTION unb Columbus t5 O6 Eormits
tags. Tir Columbus, Cincinnati. Snbianopcsis
nnb ct. 2ouis 10 go-mittngS. Tir golnms
bus uub Chicago 400 Nadmittaes.
Mbfabrt non Newcomerstpmn fur 6cie
pittsbnrg unb ben Often .2:43 Norm.. I'll Isl
Eorm. unb f2:1l Nodm. S5ir llbridspiue uns
Oenniion t7:l7 Nnbm. Niir COLLECTION, Hemare
nab Columbus 1885 Dorm ftiir goIM,nbns,
Cincinnati. ylbianapolis nnb 81. Qcnis III Isl
Born nno Fl :4S Na&m. Gir Columbus uA>
Chicago s4:35 N0tbm.
: 2dsli@ t9daIi3. Aasssnsnmsn Senntaea
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23

einem enaIiiden Dampfer beim pofsr
Inn $4,000 gerupft ipurbe. Dr. Muir
lit init ber Sothter bes perftprbenen
sSenators McWerfon BON Rep Serfep
Derheiratbet.
Sieben @cbiffbduer 7, GefeIlfhaften
beg Qanbes, Bic iih bemnGnit Derz
f6melaen ippIIen, baben 8eItellungen
anf 6abr3euae i'm Mertbe BON 3u1ams
men breiunbfeh3iq Millipnen, mas
i1nen auf anbertbulb Sabre binous
Irbeit ii1ert. Cramps 8anhof lit
barin nibt eilgefhloifen, !, auh ni9t
bic 8efelf6aft in Nen QonbDn, bic
sur 3eit atpei Dampfer BON ie 20, 600
Spnneft Waiferperbrdnd,1ns fir s., g.
0tu's Srient<Qtnie i'm Bdu bat. Sc
gebt aud obne Subiibien.
ssSm arteesbepartment bef6dftigt
man iib NIT einem Blame, reguldre
Irmee unb Wstlia in prsaniihe Ser
binbnng 81 brinsen. 3um She'll 1T bas
luD'! ourp geI1e.Nlame ~ apalIshaoun@
babnt iporben, au9 burd mDsli1f
gletbe untformirung unb Musriiitung,
man mohte es aber in feite 5orm fa5=
fen. l1eber bic Ginaelbeiten bes pldnes
sI IL u r.
a1r nGch1ten Gonoreh9ibuno omsopor@
beitet fein eeIb5tberStanhIi9h heh;irfte
er arr Mnnob,ne nuh her 9uitin,n,,,nn
Der @tnotsn mn m mirh " ~ mohI n,,s
ernftIihe Nshenfen mn e5h,nier;nfe;I
ten ffpben
e;a. ,u:.n ~. TX ss
f;Ss S. @rb;s;.;. i,si...u. aysl l'epet lept mag
an se9.u't,p. mrr iptlp es uul Det Anse
.;ns ,aum9 a. Da sI1s. ssDs1!. !.a6.l,p
s,. sn aaat.uu's s.:.lsI wv YslallV'e,, & seqpz
sn''ss,,.ilsln -! na1 u Vlelera, SuVlen
49,, ,p..ue s pas ou'pes austpaupez
tur. u.'1s.eul mu ppll attang'tl. Oef 9ormz
.ols sDn!nl'enI gtauol gar ntWt, nte
os 0'..s lS.ue gsIaa'ple Sopen o er I'M
saale m pes Saptes touff = TT Sunalo
trsssanssn es;pe,., ''''e as'sape psr re pez
s5fts 1aDs, g'tn,.'.. .sa s.: us ao .p.tp 9sz
gu. yfgs.., az. p.s G y.'s'Ae'to se n: g.lz
f,,r, Dtn t,;rS FtsS'' KY .u s.;t W. @ 10y puua.
'"''' 'O''O De" "oD''ve'' Daop'' Vope'''
Die Sruit=Sabrieation 1T bon Neip
SerIep mad @iibzOatota perlegt tpor=
ben, pa lener Stoat beoeutenb btlliaer
tit. Wdbrenb yteD Serlep fiir bic
8rinoung einerGorporation BON etner
WttQton $21O uno etne Sa6resabgabe
BON $1O5O bere9net, fann man In
SiiD=Satota basfelbe Heht nit elmer
9ebiibr bon 5ebn Dollars erperben.
Iuberoem gibt es feine 8ei9rdnfunz
gen unb bic 9aitbarteit eritredt ii6
blps duf ben unbeaablten She'll Der
Metten. Oant bieier 2tberalitGt iinr
ua, Ern;tnI non 49, ,S sn;n;ss. ~. u,'''.. a..!sl
tnn+hsn @ nns rot;;rIi% 'D, D.Sa"snas a,,s ~
sotis' mon;sr sr;N;rt pSG 'u'"'t'u' "ut uAI ps'''
Np"' '' @e'''''''
o.; orr On
s..,s D.s - ], - y ,sl Il a el ,W I ~ 2
ysse n'',ss..' m Sg .psps' G 9uI'da.o9 asuc p2a~
M".u Ssn u'' ~ ~ Glaas % guy ~ salhll9 Der
sast;r. aStas p.a Sap'sb 0elsnl9aII M
E;t.,er SI..,., lDpip:n, sos'' G. pet Han!as
y'tp ~ g p'tsraosn ~, ans: paa % 3}unosefM atage
G,,hs, O. tsr, a''i ey,stev. s. apmls. ,o's w p.ss
~, De. ~, ~ s'n,.u.Ile a"tsa sus utus'et ~gen'
49, nfana w. ~ ,aa'. Ss'9al yeus". y. Slllz
PIuitS luDHl uIlD UleltlUtIt HegeH Qe>
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23

@ine Meuberuns, bic gu bentsn sibt,
finbet iih i'm leBten Sabresz8ert9t
oes Mrbeits-8ureaus bon MaiIaduz
ietts. gs beibt ba: @s fbeint in
lebter 3eit eine Manblung in ben 8e=
aiebuneen Sipii9en 2obnb0be unb 2e=
bensunterbalt einsetreten 3u fein, 10
oob mebr unb mehr Die gdnae Janai=
lie gu tbrer @rhaltung berange5o9en
perben mub. syn Der Maioritdt bon
Jdllsn erbalten bic Mrbeiter bieies
8emeinipeiens (MaKa9uietts) tbre
Samilten nt9t bur9 ibren inbipibuz
ellen 0erbienit allein. Die Wdter ber=
laifen ii6 ober iinb bielmebr eeslpun=
gen. ii9 fir Elm 8iertel bis gu einem
Orittel bes @e1ammteinfpmmens Der
5amilie auf ibre ainber gu berlaffen,
unb Die &inber llnter fiinf3ebn eSab=
rem liefern BON einem N9tel Bis gu Ell
nem- Se9stel Oes Sotalz8erbienites
Der Gamilie.
Dem 9umoriiten 30 ar t
5pain lit BON einem anglo amertta=
nifden Geiitli9en Der 0orpurf se=
ma6t tpDrben, er lei rungebobelt unb
bon niebriser Geburt" (inSbreb anb. of
lotp birtb). @elbftberitGnolih blieb
Der 8eleibigte bic Mntport ilt9t fdulz
/ big unb in bie1er bat er sii9 bsionbers
NIT benz Norpurf betreffs, rrliebriaer
@eburt" befabt. @r fagt, er lei nit
feiner 6erfunft iebr tpobl 3ufrieben;
eine before @eburt, als bic, bas Rinb
ebrliher G!tern .5u fein, tonne, beim
re6ten 2i9te beieben, geiemanb allf=
ipeifen. Marf Stpain 1T fol3 auf feline
9ertunft BON einfaden, ni9t ariftoz
fratifcben 8iirgersleuten unb er giebt
ieiren Mngreifer aa berfteben, baB
berielbe ariftotratifde Norurtbeile unb
Shruilen bege, pie man iie in Gnaz
llnb belize. Sc mehr Gortfdritte bier
ber inperioliittfbe Gebanfe moht, um
10 bdufiger tptrb man in 3utunft bon
angeblih .niebriger @eburt1 All bDren
betommen; benn es liest III ber gfatur
Der Oinge.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23

Die NenNorfer poli5ei beabli9tiet,
ben idmmtlihen 9ransatlanti1hen
Dampfern 8ilber Der 1dmmtli1en
betdnnten Rdrtenz@ z@auner 3u liefern,
bamit lie in ben Spe3ial3iinmern ber
Dampfer aufgrbdnet tperben fDnnen,
3ur Mhtihnur fit Golne, Sic Bel ber
1leberfabrt ssrne Elm GpieInen MAIDEN,
I'M fidD bic 2angeipeile 3u nertreiben.
Dieier Gntfdlub III cine s5plge ber
3butia1e, baB Or. Wfuir, Der neu err
nnni1tt 2egdtinnSsG GetrstGr In Gtpdz
bOIm, tiir5lid auf BET ueberfabrt ouf
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
ROAD DRIVERS MEET

It's s,l Sa Drivers Association of this city held
nor. ''I-ai meeting at the Rossmore Hotel last
ber "a me secretary-treasurer reported the num-
man, -leloers at L475. and called attention 10
sneesva ~ ~ etnents made in connection with the
thra. - =. o1Ilhe the last year. A committee of
10 -. s s appointed to wait on President Clausen
piyh, = Nhe Speedway could not be lighted AZ
pro9c..- 40" mat the spring driving season is ap-
int s' a committee was also named n look
cpbsopos opposition toward constructing a track and
was go on the fats north OF Morris Park II
with rbe 63 -et track could be laid at small cost
transit "a that was being removed for the rapId
FOR the aSseo. ! ne date of May II was approved
tresideDf re lhe following officers ere elected.
John y CT. ~. II H. Kane first vice president
c. Llova. gIkerlll; second vice-president Charles
''-ueasureT, "AT' Reeves " III iiiSH' sec
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
GOLF .
FLORIDA SEASON NOW AT ITS HEIGHT
COMING TOURNAMENTS AT MIAMI
AND PALM BEACH

Golf is now at its height in Florida This week
the annual open tournament is TO take place at
Miami, followed by similar contests a week later
at Palm Beach. c. b Cory. secretary OF the Flor
ida East Coast Golf Club, says that the tourna-
ment for amateurs and professionals at the latter
course will open on March r. the contestants play
ing thirty-six holes the score game and those
making the best thirty-two cards being eligible
for the subsequent rounds AT match play. The pro-
fessional prizes will be 500 the first man, $50
TO the second and SO TO The third. A silver cup
is 10 be awarded to the amateur making the best
score, with gold medal to the runner up. Bronze
medals will also be given TO all players in the
first sixteen to qualify. Following this VIII come
the annual tourna nent for the Palm Beach. Poin-
forty-four in the medal round will qualfy.
On the west coast equally attractive contests
are promised The Gulf Coast Challenge Cup is now
being played for at Tampa. and A G. Lockwood
has already won the medal offered in the opening
round. Tomorrow. at the same course. there is to
be professional four bali match between James
FOULS and William Marshall and Laurence Aucter-
Ionic and J. NJ Watson. Foules is the new profes-
sional Of the Glen View Golf Club, of St Louis.
while Aucterlonie stands at the head of the Chi
cago professional ranks. The match is TO be at
thirty-siX holes, for handsome purse; From
Tampa most OF the amateurs will journey to Belle
air. for the tournament beginning on March u.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
Revolver match summaries:
HOCKEY.
ING GAME-PHILLIPs AND NEW
BURY PLAY FINELY

Benny Phillips has returned, and played his
first game with the Hockey Club OF NeW-York in
The game the ST. Nicholas Rink last night, and
his brilliant work die much 10 enable his team 10
score victory over the Brooklyn Skating Club
team In a championship game. II is the first game
that Philips has played since his physician or
oered him several weeks ago TO stop playing and
so South for his health. II q lively game from
The start, and al the close Of the first half the
score was a tie each team having two goals to its
credit There rough work at times but
DTysdale Ras the only player sent TO the sidelines
and ne rested for two minutes for tripping 4
Hockey Club player. While he was of the ice
iae Hockey Club players scored two goals.
After hve minutes work Russell: scored the first
soaL Five minutes later Linton got the bail in a
serinmage and tied The score. BuIlen scored Civ
ing Brooklyn the lead. Then Phillips. by a brill
ant run sent the puck into the cage, ending the
AIst half with the score even. In the second half
ge Casanova shot, but the puck semed TO strike
sAe oars OF the cage and bound back A goal
hss allowed, against the Brooklyn players pro-
lesA thillips and Ducette made goals in rapid
s1eeesslon. increasing the Hockey Clubs lead by
o 10 z Brooklyn improved, and Lfiton and Bullen
scored goals from scrimmages in front of the
aockey Clubs cage. Phillips shot the last goal
making the total score TO 4.
Inc teams PLAYED follows.