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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-06-22

were used in the house decorations,
while q curtain of smilax in the bay
window formed an effective background
for the bridal party during the ceremo-
ny. Members Of Pi Beta Phi, the
BRIDES fraternity, stretched white satin
ribbons through the rooms. forming an
aisle for the bride and groom who were
preceded by the bridesmaid, Miss Turn
or, gowed in white over pink, with pink
roses, and the best man, Mr.. Curtis T.
johnson OF Toledo, brother Of the groom.
The BRIDES gown was OF fine white or
candle over white silk, with elaborate
trimmings of Mechlin lace. Her bou-
quet was OF bride roses. While the
guests were assembling Miss Bessie
Turner sang 20 Fair, o Sweet and
Holy" and Miss Grace Reynolds sang
spirit of Spring." after the ceremony
Miss Turner and Miss Reynolds favored
the guests with two more vocal solos,
"Spring 10 Come" and 1.-THE Ould Plaid
Shawl" Miss Stuart was accompanied
and also played the wedding march from
Lohengrin. Refreshments were served
by members Of Pi Beta Phi. Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson will spend the summer in
the east, after which they will reside in
Toledo, Ohio, were Mr.. johnson is prac-
ticing law. Mrs. johnson is a member
of the state university classes OF 81 and
'9s. MIR. johnson was graduated from
Brown university in 93. during Chan
cellor Andrews administration. One
hundred guests Were present at the wed.
ding and reception, among whom were
the following: Mrs. E. M. Cobb and
Misses Reynolds, York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Green
slit, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester, Surprise;
Mrs. G. L. Jones, Hastings; Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitmore, Valley; MIR. WeIton,
Fairbury; DR.. and Mrs. Beede, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bunting, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Beck
er. David City; Mrs. Shade. Odell; Miss
Belle Hurd, Rising. Nebr.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Tool, Miss Writ, Murdoch; Miss Olive
Jones, Red Oak.
Mr.. r. j. O'Hanlon, general organi-
ger of the American humane associa-
ton, was in the city Tuesday and
organized local branch Of the associa-
ton Tuesday evening, with the fol-
lowing officers: Messrs. G. M. Plumb,
president; Paul F. Clark, secretary; Mrs.
G. Nj. Plumb, corresponding secretary;
Mr.. A. L. Bixby, treasurer; Mr.. A.. j.
Sawyer. prosecuting counsel; Mr.. John
E. Miller, first vice president; Miss
Sarah B. Harris, second vice president.
Board OF directors: Messrs. W. E. Har.
dy, F. E. Shepherd, W. A. Selleck, j.
H. Ager. w. o. Jones. H. v. Hoagland,
P. L. Hall, il. Davenport, Lawrence
Bruner, j. L. Fossler, w. c. Rhode,
G. II. Gordon, Edward LIE Fever, c. NJ.
Parker, Doctor Prevey. Rev. +. l..
Wharton, Rev. w. M. Manss. Rev. II. o.
Rowlands, Rev. j. Lewis Marsh, Rev. W.
M. Hindman, Rev. L. P. Ludden, Rev.
Father Reade and Mrs. Rachel Hyde.
Honorary members: Governor Savage,
Mayor Winnett. Chancellor Andrews
and all the ministers in the city. The
prevention Of all forms Of cruelty ia the
aim Of the society. Ite especial work is
to prevent cruelty to children, to GRIM
inals and defective and dependent per-
sons, and to animals. This object is
accomplished by the creation OF a pub
lie humane sentiment, by the education
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OF cruelty to children and 90, $50 cases of
cruelty to animals were investigated by
the American humane association in a
territory including less than one third
OF the United States. A majority of
these cases were settled OUT of court,
while arrest and Imprisonment we're
found necessary in some instances. Mr..
OHanlon has recently organized eight
cen societies in Iowa, and will continue
the work in Nebraska in the following
cities: Nebraska City. Crete, Beatrice,
Hastings, Aurora, Grand Island, Ksar.
ney, North Platte, Lexington, Central
City, Columbus, Genoa. Schuyler, FIRE.
mont, Shelby, Osceola, West Point, o.
Neill. Ainsworth and Chadron.
Everything concerning Colonel Stot-
senburg is Of loving interest to Nebras-
kans. A year or two after he graduated
at West Point, General Sherman en-
CURED about him of an uncle. When
told that he was out west the General
said: 1T is hard life but it pays to
be out there in the long run. That boy
will make fine soldier and be of use to
his country If he lives and is ever called
upon to do duty in war" In reporting
the old Generals remark to the young
soldier stationed in an obscure western
cantonment, his uncle added that he
said to him: "Stotsenburg knew moth
ing but his duty and never drank"
This information especially pleased the
General who Twas all smiles in a MON.
ent." The letter containing the words
Of commendation and prophesy OF his
future, is yellowed by time. 1t was
among Colonel Stotsenburg's treasures
and is an indication Of his hopes and
confidence in himself and in his own
integrity and ability.
Governor Savage, his staff, several of
the state officers and party of Lincoln
citizens went to Omaha on Monday
evening to be the guests OF the Knights
Of Ak-Sar-Ben and incidentally tn at
tend the concert by Bellstedt's band.
They were met at the train by Presi-
dent Fry and the board of governors Of
Ak-Sar-Ben, and were driven in car
riages to the concert tent. After listen
ing to couple Of musical numbers the
visitors were taken to the Ak-Sar-Ben
den, where with appropriate ceremonies
the work of initiation was carried on.
The party Of visitors included Governor
Savage and Mrs. Savage, General Col
by, Colonel Bills, Colonel Mills, Colonel
Kiefer, Colonel Harris, State Treasurer
Steufer, State Auditor Weston, Attor-
ney General Prout, Land Commissioner
Follmer, Secretary Of State Marsh, De-
putty Auditor Antilles, Deputy Land
Commissioner Eaton. Bond Clerk Mat
thews, Secretary Seymour. Recorder
Fannon, Expert George Bennett, Chief
Clerk Clancy, with these Lincoln citi-
zens, most of whom are members Of the
Commercial club: Meesrs w. ID. Fitz-
gerald. president Of the club, G. ID. Ben
nett, II. Seymour, ii. NJ. Eaton, A. V.
Dodson, F. j. Fancy, H. W. Van Sickel.
Charles II. Kts'er, s. d. Davis. Morris
Friend, W. Walsh, ]. III. Allen, H. c.
J. A. Lay, r. M. Hunter, W.
A. Bailey, NJ. E. Gadd. L. P. Funk
houser, L. A. Wettling, Ii. F. Rose, w.
s. Meyers, W. A. McAllister, r. W.
Hodge, Clinton r. Lee. Charles II.
Glow, A. w. Lane. A. W. Meefer, P.
Snyder, E. c. Rewick, w. s. Stein, A.
r. Davia William SimDkins. w. T..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27
3n6cnfampf in Nla6ama.

Sin peiBer 8iirger, tpel4er TrteDen
unter treitenben Negern FIFTEEN
ponte, unb fein SObn eri4ohen.
- Sin anberer Sobn unb elmer
Der g}eger perpun0et. Die 34Gs
ter in 9aft,
8irmtng6am, Ola, 26. Qus
QUIT Nus Gbilbersburg, 4la., 5pet
Meilen pon bier, pirD gemelOet, baB
bort Elm RaTentampf uuSgebro4en 1T
unD baB mebrere Neger getObtet muir
ben.
(Spdter.) - Der &f ereignete
Ii6 qeftern No9mittag. Sin WeiBer
unb iein So6n tpurben get0Otet, Elm
anberer @eiBer unb Elm Neger pers
punnet. @s gelang nur nit M&iibe,
einen aGgemeinen @u5bru4 81 perbiiz
ten. M}e6rere Der 6etbetligten gfeger
6efinben ii4 i'm G~efdngniB gu Saaaz
Degd.
Die 9et0bteten 1inb s. 8irb un6
Iein 1~5zjdbriger So6n Reuben 8iro.
8eorge 8trb lit in bic 8eine gef4ois
len unb Der g}eger Som 9aQep tpabrz
I9einlt4 t0btlih berpunoet.
Ser @orfaG entIprang etnem
uGrupz"Spiel, in pel9em me6rereg&ez
qer in STREET gerietben. Som 9alep,
elmer Der 8et6eiligten, feuerte auf eli
men anoeren Neger, porauf S. 8ir0
eri3ien unbSrieben gu FIFTEEN oerfu6z
tie. 9aqep tpurbe iiber oteie @inmiz
I6ung nod mebr erboit unb feuerte
auf 8iro, fpel6en er t0Dtli9 bertpuuz
bette. 8irb's spei S06ne George uno
Reu6en eilten ibrem 8uter gu 9iilfe,
@eorge feuerte auf 8alep unb Oerz
nunoete i'm t0btli6. Die iibrigen Ne>
ger gaben bann 5euer auf Die jungen
8riioer. Geuben 8trb tniete neben
Ieinem i'm Sterben l~iegenben @ater,
unb purbe, ais er Die WeiIung bes
Neqers George 8Opbs, fi6 gu entferz
men, miBa9tete, tobtgei9ofen. Char
ner Woobs, Der 8ater BON @eprge
@opbs, jagte bann Dem Glteren 8irb
nod cine &ugel in ben &0rper, unb
@eorge 8irb purbe auf Der Slu9t in
bic 8eine gei9pTen. Cine S9aar
@eiBer rOttete ii4 raid 5uiammen,
umringte bic Neger unb fibrte fe ms
@efdngniB bon Sauabega. Cine 3eit
lang f9ien es, ais ob Die Nffaire in
cine aGgemeine Mebelei ausarten fper=
be, aIein bas rai6e 8orgeben etli6er
beionneneren 8iirger perbitete peite=
res 8lutpergieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27

geitern Morgen benz 9OGi3eiri4ter
Goldman in Der noropeitlt6en 90
li~5etItation bpr9efii6rt tpuroen, be-
fanb ii6 Der g}eger Gbas. 8rap, Der
am Merchandising ieinen RaRengez
no1en @m. 36omas oon Ir. 2108,
9ibiiiOnz StruBe, o6ne bic gertngite
@eranlafung auf Der @traBe an
i6oB. Der S4ieBbolb puroe benz
8eri4tsperfd6ren ii6erpie5en.
Samuel 8uttIer, e6enfaqs Elm
Neger, tpel9er ben S4dOel ieine5
GaRengenoFen G6as. Stubbins nit
einem Stein ~bearbeitete, baB oerz
iel6e 8ebufs Reparatur nu4 Dem
uMarplGnber 9om0opat6ii9en 9oz
fpital" gebra6t iperben muBte, tpuroe
mad Dem @efdngniB geIunot, nm oas
&eIultat BON Sbomas' 8erleBungen
a65uDarten.
0as n0rbIi9e StatiOns@
baus.
SIM nDroli6en StattOnsbauie mar
9oli3eiri4ter @6pte geitern 9ormitz
taq audi ettpa5 mebr bef6Gftt8t, mte
FONT; er bate flint 5GQe. Ser ytez
ger Robert 8ilion puroe benz Sc
ri9tsperfa6ren iiberpteien, neil er
Soiepb q. Sbuman angebli4 t9Gtlt4
angegriffen bate. 8ilion bate Elm
5eOermeFer i'm 8ein iteden, uno Die
9oIi5ei glaubt, baB er iid ielbf baS
M1e7er ms 8ein iaGte, ais er ben
@eriu9 ma4te, Sbuman gu itefen.
8ilIon bebauptete, Elm Inoerer bate
es getban.
8m. 5, Gent uno Sobn 8. Mi1er
puroen Inn S. unO Soften ge1traft
pegen 3erbre6ens BON Sdattenbduz
mon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27

perfonaInoti5en. - goL.
Winiam 8. 2ope, SefretGr Der 9anz
belsbebDrbe, 1T gum @ice<aoniul Der
Gepublif paruguup fir Baltimore err
ndnnt poroen.
ST. Sobn 6. ROfe, 8unbesz
Siitriftsunpalt, Der felt benz 6. Ses
aember, an einem Sbrgefapiir lei
6enb, an iein 9aus gefehelt 1T, be-
finbet iih auf benz Wese Der 8ehe=
rung.
= General sbomas s. SbrpOd
unb @attin, 9r. Sbomas S. Mee=
ban, @snerdl Sames u. 9arp unb
Satin, SRI. @arp, ST. Sobn 9. 6.
sSinblop unb Satin unb SRI. Sinh
Ian fperben am s. Sebruar bon Hepz
gorf aus auf benz 9ampfer rgeltic"
cine breimonatlide Heife na9 Sta=
lien unb 9dfen am mittelldnoif6en
Weere antreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27
4as benz Snnern WarbIanb's nnh
ben angrensenben Staaten.
Mutter.unb Sp9ter getOb b.
tp

5rau Sames s. 8rab unb ibr
SD9terhen Minnie aus GGicottzGttp
bdtten Weibna6ten BEL einem Ser
i%panbten, poliatit Sobias 8raB tn
Nbalon, 5ugebra9t, uno MOLTEN ben
3us CUR 9eimfabrt benuben, Der ben
Gamben : 8ubnbof in Baltimore INN
balb 6 u6r perldbt. Ser 3ug mar
f9pn in Si9t, als Mutter unb Sod
ter bic 9eleiie gu freu5en berfu4ten;
geibe fpurben aber BON Der 2ofomoz
tipe ~getrpffen unb set0btet. Sin etpu
Elm Sabr altes Sinh, BON 5rau 8raB
~eetragen, entfam tpunberbdrer @etie
pbre 8~erlebung. 8or 10 Subren
purbe Der 8ater Der Srau 8rab BON
einem 3uge %getOotet, por pel4en be
felbe 2ofpmotibe ge1pannt mar, bic
ben Sob fetner So9ter unb gnteltn
berbeifibrte.
S9nelI tritt Der Sob ben
Menf9en an.
Sn 6agerstotpn 1T am Sientdg
Sr. Mbolp6 Yiirf6el i'm Otter BON 76
Sabren eeitorben. gr bate ii4 in bas
6aus 1eines S9piegeriobnes, Ioam
g. 9aris, beseben uno bort 9ei9enz
te an feline SD9ter unb Gnfeltinber
eema9t, als er tobt gu 8ooen fiel;
Elm 6er519ldg bate ietnem 2e6en Elm
3iel sefebt. ST. Piiridel mar Dor 40
Sabren aus Seutf9lanb eingepanz
bert. Gr binterldBt 5pei SO4ter.
eibna9tsfei Der q ger.
Die NeeerbepDltsrung BON Wiuiz
amspprt feierte ben Wsibnaatstas
bur6 eine parabe bur6 bic Struben,
Bel Der lie &ir9enlieber fangen; es tit
bies elm @ebrau9, benz tie felt ettpa
so Sabren bulbigen. sic ber1ammeln
ii6 in i6ren &ir9en, fetern bort Ell
men @pttesbienf It unb mari9iren bann
nit ibrem Pfarrer unb benz &irdenz
DIOR an Der Spibe, bur9 bic Stuot.
SAB It'd fir einen Neger
9.
sFreberid Simp5pn, Der felt einigen
Monaten in Der Nadbari6uft bon
Oornpine, pa., tpobnte unb fir einen
Neger gait, tpurbe in einem @trobz
5dober tobt aufgefunben. gr mar
BON Der &Glte eetDbtet norben. 8ei
Der @uffinbung Der 2eide tpurbe bic
@ntbedung gema9t, bab Der Mann
elm WeiBer mar unb ii4 Geii4t uno
SGnbe nit angebranntem Sort ge=
fdpdrat bate. Ser Mann mar unz
eefdbr As Sabre alt.
3upa9s Der Irmenhaus g.
8eDDIferung.
eSm Getreat : 4rmenbaufe gu Wilz
fesbarre, pa., befinben ii9 g%egenpGrz
tia 215 SnfaKen, cine grObere 3ubl,
ais iemals felt 9rinbung bes Snittz
tuts bort gu finben paren. Gin
Grunb bafiir tit, buB piele Mdnner,
pel6e iiber IS Sabre alt iinb unb 30
pber 40 Sabre lang fir bic peri9iebez
men Miner1 : g%orporationen gearbeiz
tet baben, aus Der Nrbeit entlafen
tpurben, um jiineeren 2euten plab gu
MAIDEN, unb ba fie nirgenbs mebr Or
belt finben fpnnten, ms Qrmenbaus
oeben mubten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27

0ittsburq," elmer neuen @eIeGf9aft.
Sbpobl 5uIer's ae~iignation erft gez
tern 8ormittag befunnt narb, err
belt 6r. NumIen bereits i'm 2aufe
bes Na9mittags 4pplifationen fir
bic pafant merbenbe Ste1e, tpel6e
$1,000 Sabresgebult bringt.
% il 9 elettrt4 DE 90 e.
ter infpi5irt.
Strabenbeleu6tungs : Supertntenz
bent McGuen lit bon ben Gountbz
Gpmmihdren BON Baltimore GountD
beri6ieoeneMdIe eriu9t porben, eletz
trii6e Meter i'm Gountp auf ibreRt4z
tigfeit gu mefen; er muBte Das @riuz
den aber abi9lGgig bei9eiDen, ba es
ibm in ieiner offi5ieIlen Gigeni9aft
ni9t erlaubt 1T. @r Diro ben StaDtz
roth eriu9en, INN Die IutoritGt gu
perleiben.
@us benz 5euerbepurtez
~
Die Seu~erbebDrbe ernannte geftern
9ep. %. Wiltini IN gum gr1aBmdnn.
Nur elm Nngebot fir ben Siinger aug
ben SpribenbduIer n mar eingelaufen,
unb mar bafielbe 10 nieortg, Dab Die
8eb0rbe es berparf. Sic erpartet
rleue Ingebote.
@iBung Der Wafferbez
60rbe.
Die Waferbeb0rbe piro beute
Nbsnb cine SiBung balten uno ben
glan beratben, Die 2egislatur INN Die
GrlaubniB fir cine 81, 0,OO0z4nz
lei6e fir ben 8ar zines 8eferDoirs gu
eriu9en.
0ie 8autbGtigteit.
9r. s. 8. 0ooper erlan9te 9eitern
i'm 8iireau bes @ebGubez Snipeftprs
bic @rlaubnib fir ben 8au zines BRET
1todieen WobnbauIes an Der Gde BON
Wtt. &obalzSerrace unb Wbitelpd1tr .
Die Soften fperDen $4,000 betrdder1.
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ent6Glt 5olgenbes:

uQeonore 5lotttpea" (5ortiesung),
9oman pon Marie 8ernbarb.
u0ie gu6balterin," @fi85e BON
@erbarb Multer. n9ie feline
gelfen," sbeatersef9i4te BON 8.
@oeres. Ser &ieie bon Stutt=
oort," fulturgsi4i9tli6ss Sc
bensbilo aug benz lebten Sabrz
bunbert BON S. .. 9auien.
nmiBbeirath," Nobeastte bon s.
ST. 3ingsler. Neuisteiten aus
Der qlten Seimuth. 9umprtitt=
f6es nit 8iIOern.
Die neueitsn Sepei4en aus
benz sSsnz uno @uslanbe.
HGnbioe 8eri6te Der rNfociirten
9reFe" iiber bic Sages : greigz
niFe aus alien Sbeilen Der Wslt.
@ne 2oful : Ingelegenbeiten.
8efonbere @ufmertiamteit
pirb benz lofdlen Sbeile bes
glattes septbmet; BENIN Elm ieber
2efer petB, bab CT i'm nSonn<
taas : GorreIponbenten" ftnben
tpirb, mas er iu4t.
ltnter6altungen Der @O4e. -
Cine geipre6ung Der i'm 2aufe
Der beporfe6enben @o9e ituttz
f~inbenben S6euter : @uHiibrunz
gen, Gon5erte, nnter6altungen
II. I. n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27

Wetterausfi9ten. = Sir
Vtarplanb unb ben Oiitrift Columbia
Hegerl, gefolgt BON fldrem Wetter am
Treitag 9a9mittas, flar am Gam
flag, let9te ober frifH Winbe
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WfIoknounaen mad Dfnt(1lanb.

"a Gents pro Taarf unb goasgebHbr. Weibs
na4tg=ga6tts mad alien Ebsilsn bon Seutf4lunb
a.fanot. SGiffsfarten bon uno mad europa hber
Baltimore oou Rttp=0orf. Teuti4ts unb anoes
res ousl6nbiibes @elo osauft uub ~psrfauft.
De&id unb Greoit=Sritfe.
9bep. s.. 0tener & 60,
Rr. AIS. @atsrs. uabe Gas=Strobe.
Q2l, 3Mtr, 9&Sl
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eri4eint bsute,


lift pieber cine iebr reidb1lttge
Summer II. etgnet it9 befonbers
CUR @erIenbung na4 europa.
gntbGlt ebitorieGe 8eipre4unz
gen iiber bic Sage bes 2anoes;
bic bpuftdnbigiten &abel : 9epez
f9en aus alien Sbeilen Guropa's;
bic fpdteften Snlanbz0 epeiAen;
cine poGe Seite europdif4er Go
talzNa9ri9ten, fir bas 8o4enz
blatt fpe3ieu bedrbeitet; &omane;
9ooeuen; @tfeni4uftli4eS; Die
bt9tigften Na9ri4ten aus benz
Snneren M~arDlanb's unb ben
ungren5enben Staaten; Marttz
unb 90rienberi4te II. I, p.
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Der Qentf6e Correspondent.
Treitaa. ben "a. 2esember 1901.
MnterhaItrnae.g " eafpeiicr.
Stn0t Baltimore
8riefbcforbcruma nod bcm Muslanoe.

Die auslGnbii9e poit fir bic nit
Dem %. DECEMBER enbenbe Wode
f9liebt Tin alien SGlen pinftli4) i'm
bieiisen poitamte, fpie folgt (bie poft
fir Padetia9en lit tdgli9, Gonntdss
aussenommen, BON 9 u6r 8ormittass
Biz 5 ubr Na6mittags offen):
Srans= MtIdntic.
5reitag = 7 1br Nbenbs, fir gu=
ropa, per Sampfer ugampanta," pid
Queenstopn.
g il b. unb Central : u m e
rifa, Wetinbten etc.
Sreitag = IL ubr Ha9ts, fir Ga
plata : Staaten. per Oampferr Straz
bp;" fir Yprto Hieo, Curacao u.8ez
ne5uelu, perDdmpfer rYhildbelpbia"
fir 5ortune Ssldnb unb Samaicd,pe per
Sumpfer vMltai;" fir 9aiti unb
Santa Marta, per Sampfer nQnz
bes."
poft fir Neufunblanb, pia Nortb
Spbnep, unb fir Miquelon, pia 3d.
ton, i6lieBt bter tdsli4 I'm 3 ltbr
Na6mittugs; fir Cuba, pta Sampu,
tdgli9 Inn 1 ubr Na9mittags; fir
9onburas, Guatemala unb Gotta &iz
ca, piu Nep : Orleans, tdgli9 UNI 8
u6r 4benbs.
Srans : Yacifie.
Die POit fir 9apaii, Sapan,
China unb bic pbilippinen pia Gan
Sran5iscO f9liebt bier tdgli9 Biz gum
80. DECEMBER 7 ubr @benos.
Die Poft fir Nuitralien unb Silt
Snfeln, pia 0ancouper, ihlieBt tdgli9
Biz gum 4. Sanuar 7 ubr @benos, II.
pia Seattle unb 8ictorid Bis gum 5.
Sanuar nm 7 1br Qbenbs.
Die Srans@pacifio=Poit ptrb na9
ben Mbeangsbdfen tdgli9 10 abgez
fanbt, bab fie BEL ununterbro4ensm
Observation-Disclosures re6taeitig bort
anlangt
g.. 9apiss @arfielb, poitmeifter.
&ennntS nr1chtineS @ethua6htS=
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g q m q 9 8 : II Sonntd9ss
Grfurfionen mad BaI6ington, nhr
$1.25 auf Der DPennipIOanier eis
fenbubn.
Moreen, @umfag. uno Conn
tag; giilti9 fir Die aidfa6rt Big gum
f~oi9enosn Montag. qne 3iige, ben Ii
mifirten Gongrs55ug ausgenommen.
CNdr3siiGrA
G9pur5es Oiebsgefin
bel. - Die II Sabre ate W}amie
6. WiGiams tpurbe geitern pom 30
liseiri6ter Yoe benz 9ert4tsperfa5z
rem ii6erpieien, neil Tie angebli9
Srn. 8eniamin 8plfTon, BEL nell
dem lie uls 0ienitmago ungeiteat
mar, &lsibungSfiide i'm Bert9e DON
$50 fta6l.
5tellte lid Der 9olt8ei.
= Der 80 Sabre alte 6rant 5. pfeiz
fer itelte Ii9 geitern Der Poli5et oes
tpeffli6en OiItrifts, inbem er angab,
bah er in SnbianapOlis ipegen 0iebz
ifu6ls elmer umme 8elbes gepiini4t
perbe. pfeifer Dirb in Der melt
li6en poli3siitatipn f~eitge9alten, big
bic 6ieiigen 8e60rOen Snitruttionen
BON bem9pli5eidef BON SnOianapOlis
empfangen.
@pintne WtraiIe auf Ger characterization
MusifeIlun9
9r, 6ieoats iuportirter GaQotura'StttsFs,
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Sarte Sniepbine" iintt.
Sn finfenOem 3uItunbe nabe 5entpit
S5lanb angetrOffen. @eridtez
benes ppn See unb 6afen.

Ssldno d19etrDtten. - SerlQNez
Dene8 ppn Gee unb 9afen,
Capt Charles pom 9ampferr Manz
ma 6atu," Der geitern Mor9en BON
Sem : gort i'm bieiigen 9afen antam,
meIbet, baB er bulO nu4 8 llbr porgez
tern M}orgen ettpa 10 Mleilen iiioz
tpeitli6 DON 6entpid SslunO Die Bar
fe rSpiep6ine," Die ii4 in ani6etnenb
iinfenbem 3uitunOe befanb, ii4tete.
Del S9leppbampfer rSban6oe" lag
neben Der 8arfe. Der Winb mar fe4r
itarf unb Der Seegung Elm gepalttger,
Gttpo bret Meilen BON Der nSofep4tz
ne" entfernt, fi6tete Capt. @9arles
elm anberes ami 9einenb iteuerloies
S6ifF, bod teines Der beiOen S4iffe
bate Npt6iignale ge6tBt,
Ser @9leppbampfer nSban6oe"
fam geftern Morgen nit Der 8arte
Senator Benroie" i'm S4lepptuu i'm
9afen pbtlabelp6ia's an unb melbe=
te, baB Die rSoiepbine" in Der W}ttte
bur9gebro4en unO lire aus Pfoiten
befte6enbe 2abung i'm Sabrpufer
f6pimme. Die rSofepbine" mar e3ez
mails Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r8eo.
9earD" unb purbe in 1864 gu 8rootz
lDn, R,=g., gebuut, Sic ge60rte Der
g. 9ougbertp So. bon Baltimore.
vOnunt9e" &c tranbet.
Die @afplinz2aun4 nOnant4e,"
in pel6er bic $50. @m. uno Sbomas
81. @biIon, iun., 5rau Wm. @otion,
GSrl. Mamie 9opb, SRI. 5rances
Srabers unb 6r. @alter 8. Weets
am II. Ropember BON Baltimore CUR
5abrt nu6 6loriba abFu6ren, ioa mo-
Re Gebar Sslanb, Bel Beaufort, g.
g., o~eItranbet unb nit SanO gefiiQt
iein. Die Sniafen entfamen ORne
8%erleBungen.
Cine turmif4e 5a6rt.
Ser briti19e 9ampfer nSrus"
fam geitern BON SPORT 4ntonio nit Ell
ner Qabung 6riidte bier an unb ptro
bier &oblen fir &ingiton, Samatca,
einne6men. @Gbrenb ieiner ReiIe
BON bier na9 eritgenanntem 9afen
bate bas G4iff 48 Stunben lang
NIT i9peren @tiirmen gu fdmpfen.
Die 2abung purOe loder uno beI4Gz
bat; bus @4iff beItanO Die Stiirme
ieDp6 unper1ebrt.
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0te 8autbGtidfeit.
uMrbeiter SieSertafcl."
@etbnadtSfctcr nit Vcrlupinng
Spnntas, ocn 20. Scscmber 1901,
in oer "Saparia Hatipnal=Saue."
C3D ~

&i9ter MATTERS I9per
frant. : Cine 9epei9e aus Selair,
Mo., meloet, baB 9eiri9ter Sumes ..
Watters bonn 3. Siitrift ponWaurplano
oaielbft in fritif4em 3uitunoe barntez
Der liege. gr leiDet an 8rigbt's Ntez
renfranfbeit, unO ba er ben geitrtgen
Sag perbGltnibmdBig gut iibertanoen,
10 bofft Die Samilie ouf feline 9enez
flung. Hi9ter 8atters fpurbe in 1871
gum erI item Male als 3i9ter erpd6lt.
Na9 Iblduf ieines Sermins in 1886
Ipuroe er Bis gu Der in 1887 ftattftnz
oenben @eneraltpu6l bonn 9puperneur
pieoerernannt, unb i'm l%eBtgenannten
Sabre tparo er auf peitere Is Sabre
ertpGblt. @ein Sermin lGuft i'm
Sabre 1903 ab. Ser brittle 9eri6tsz
Otitrift umfaBt bic areisgert9te bon
6urforoz unb Baltimore gountp. @r
tit CT Sabre alt, in 9arforozg ountp
gebOren unb bemerfenspertb tit es,
oab pentge ieiner gnti9eibungen bon
Der b0beren Snitana 5uriidgepieien
purben.
s&pmnnt Desen 0urer Uuaen 40 unS."
SnbterS. Wadbfclser Don MusuffnS 1tnnl.
9ugtnsiafer une Srfuen aenan aneepaff.
efr. 4e, @ef'eerinstpnsGtrafe
WoS24-SauO
Wetterberidbt.
Ser. gtaaten " ettersSureau.
SaltiHore, ben 26. Setenber 1871.
meter. tistsit 0aih. sdn.
500 w. 3026 35 81 W..O. 4 crib
500 u. as.ss SO 81 hid. 4 0ieg,n
glitt. sarOuisteIh+ 80 p0hf. Ih,rmOmeterf...s7
Jlittl. anermumeterf. 3S Juebridfer 80
Stehobttt Sbnelliotit bts Iinbes in elmer Stuuee
trus 10 Ufellen Don often.
Sas gtfrie Better. = Sic ~nisoriete
5smpsratur oes %gsitrig.n Saoes (bis s llbr absnbs)
mar auT natgenonnten etatonen ME folgt:
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Sennb's p~rdbtiges @eibnahts=
Bib.
8efer in btefem Sabre, als ie supor.
Nm Samitus, 81. Se5., beri9entt.
Sbee, &affee, 3uder. - SO 2doen.
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.&pmnns Dsssn 0urer Uuqen 40 ms"
8ubiers. Radbfclser BON Musuffns Blum.
Gussnsiafer une Srinen senan anespaat.
sfr. 4e. MeH'eerinstpn.Straf
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&ufdps Sfr.s cTertSen BtieBsH'tttD Ses
,usSsSereaufs obiaer Sirma anEeroreenfltobe
Bargains in fetncu pianps. Sts sSethnaebs
san WbrHes s%epffnsf- GfopZ1'2%S-)
Cana nirb gene n. -
Sermann Skinner, Der 16 Sabre alte
&nube, tpel6er am Mittpo4 angebli4
sufGGig ben IA Sabre alten @eorg
Gang auf einem 9auplaBe an Der
Sort, na6e SopnienbzS traBe, in Die
8ruft i9oB, tpurbe geitern @ormittag
in Der norbDitli9en pDli5eiitation unz
ter $500 8irgidaft pel4e 9r. 5rieo@
rid S6rauotner BON Nr. 1868, Norbz
@apJ@traBe, ite1te, freigelufen, na9z
benz goli3eiridter 2epis pom st.
Soiepbsz 6oipttul" aus bic Na4rtdt
erbalten bate, buB Der innge Sang
4usii9t auf 8%eneiung babe.
8rGnbe.- 9ur9 einen @larm
pom 3aften CIR. 313 Durbe Die 5euer=
tpebr qeItern @benb I'm 8 ubr mad Der
SIDE BON Gbarlesz unb SrdntlinitrdBe
g~erufen, no i'm s~peiten Stodperfe Des
@ebGubes Der rGolOnia Dame So>
ctetp" bur9 cine @asflamme cine Sen
itergarbine unb bas 9ol5fpert oes SEN
tiers in 8ranb gerathen mar. Der
S9aben betrus SIS.