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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Or. R0Ow0Q' S
5arIapartlltam
RrInlurnt!
Ser 8ro6e Slutretnt8et.
Sir Die Seilmne aller d)ruriidJcn
&rantbeiten.

S,Ser Sropfen Sariaparilian Rtiolbtnt btrlsIbi
Durb glut, SbpsiB unO in aTotrr gBeiit Osm
Spit,m 2tbtnstrdit otuH ts erisbt Die otrbrnu4ten
StOfft os5 R0rptrs Durb rsncs uuo esiuuDts Dtas
tsral Stro9btu, Nusjcbrunl, Syphilis, urges
btlts unb ftcbr gebsite 0tutriid)t RraHfbsittn
ii brtn oitttn 6ormsu Genoen Sis 10 Gtuts ilu
nsu. iauTtrirts Sroidar. rGIOpoe on @tntHslT,
Sriiita Grlntbttn, G:ibnirt I'M Qals, i'm
Wunot auspibit, RuottH in Den 0riii,n aHe
@:r5drtungtu in aHDsrtu R6re,rtbsl.n, ibfimm-
9lugtn, itropbulcii NusfHF: aus ben G5rer, Die
ib.immfen Gormtn BON @lut=RranibtittH, Auss
ibld9:u OffsHe 9BuH0eu Gynotopi 6uanurm,
SoIiflub, GrpTpslas, ibm:r5euOe ibnarls TlsdtH
am 2orpcr, fr,bsartet 9spdbit, SrnutnleiotR
une an Di. idpdbtnO.n unO i6m,rIbaitsn Gnts
s,runQtu, Yabtibtptib uno an: QtreatsunqrH
Ser Qebtus.raft - aqes If i'm gertl6 Der Ssils
trai: oisies 9BunO,rs mOosrn.r G6emi,, unD ein
Paur Rage Stbrau3 ipir0 itocr QsriOn, Die pais
islbe fur reenp cine Ois,E SranfbciteH onaptun,t,
0sfsn mddtigs QeiItraft am ,iaen,n aorper bstueis
fen.
gBsnn Der Qattent, lpeIbsr tdgIi6 a6nimmt in
iSolQe BON SdbH6Duotn unD ausl,brtn, pie
fortDdhrtHo SuTebmsH, OItItH 8srlufttn GiHbalt
stbi.ttt unD Oleitlbsn Durb ntuts MattriG gtS
HpmmtH BON eeuHoem Slut, trltBt - uHp DtIeS
tbut uuO bsprtt SaOpap's Saridpariaian &eiols
stnt 10 1T otiluno fttr, psnn MEM pitits
peImttsl etnmal eln 8etnigunqsWtrt btaiunt
uu0 trfolqreit if in Der @trmu otruna Ses g,rs
9utIsnt iib tdrssr bsfiHosn uHD tarttr iiib,n b:
NcbruHQ bshtr o.rbuuen, Der Appttit fuirD fdD
bsbtn unO bic RDrptriuae unO Oas R0rpUesiuIdt
3uatbmeH.
SoetnO,s il Der San, MO cine Ilai6t pes Rasz
ipop's Sariapariuan cRsiOlosHt Oit 5smptome.
Tb'r ape5s eeflset purOs, g.dnoert Die SOicipns
erat0 eotr oas Str!dHgtn btittiut uno otr 6ntlses
ruHgtn elm GnOs ssmabt bat 9ieitr Brief tpurAs
I'M Gttobcr 1897 gel3rlsben:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
@nn DEN FBiIippiurn.

9ebjo9b na4 Dem Sniurgentengenerct
2(ejdnbrino. - 2lrbsiten ber 5aFtz
@ommiIIion.
W2anild, 81. Deg. = @eneraf
5reb, Grant 6sri6tet bon elmer aufres
geFoen Sagb auf ben 8ebelenfiibrer
9eneral 2tisjanbrino pnb orei dnoere
Sn1urgenten OfFi3iere, tpel6e BON 80
W}ann begleitet fparen. Die Nmeritaz
ner erbeuteten bos @epGd bes Gene
raGs, iopie beRen 9apisre bei H}ount
4ruput, mo bic Sniur9enten peritsdb
Ieir io[len. '0o5 Al. 6reitpilli9enz
2Snfanierie 8egiment erIteigt Den
Berg uno hGlt griinOli9e umT4au in
alien @6lupFpinfeln. Der SUB bes
8erges lit bon berittenen YdtrouiLlen
umgeben, UNI bas gntfommen 9enerul
2llejan0rino'5 unb ietner Gtute gu berz
binbsrn.
Die 96ilippinsn Gonrnifiion III
jeBt oamit 6e78GFtigt, ban W}uni3ipdlz
Sober uno bic S6ulbcrlage fertig gu
itellen. Die SoriFporlage, bic bon Der
GommtTIion entporfen porben ilt, Rs
finbst iib bereits auT Dem 8ege na9
Wuf6ington.
0eu SranSportbampfer yWdrren"
fGbrt baute nit 500 franfsn Solouten
unb 81 dnoeren paifagieren u6.
(Spdter.) - Der Rsbe(len5@sneraI
2Ieranorino 1T pieoer enttommen.
gdon lange bsrFolgte cine Sruppenz
2b!bei4ung unter COMMANDO BON Ses
neral 6reb. 9rant ben fli9tigen SSns
iurgenknfii6rer, Der IiG nit ieinen
Qtuten in bic 8egenb pon Mount Nrs
rDat 3uriifge8Ogen bate. Mannf4afs
ten BON bem Al. SnTantsr;e 8.gia
ment DaNn ibm fart auf ben sSerien
unb er6sutetsn erit 9eItern Iein gon3ss
9epGd. 0aruuf lieB 9eneral Grant
cen Sub bf5 8ergss BON 6erittenen
PutrOuillen umIteGsn, nG6renb bic
SnfunRrie ben 8erg 6inanItieq, um
bic 9ebe[en in i6rem 8erfted auf3us
ipiiuen. Na6 bieIsn 8orbereitungen
belt 8eneral Grant Elm &ntfommen
oss 8eiu6ten fir unmDglj9. Sebo4
i'm Ountel Der 9la9t bur4bra6 Der
Re6tlisn 9eueral nit feinsn 2euten
ben GORDON am 6nBe bes 8erges unb
entfam nit gerin9em 8erluIf. 8ene@
raj 9rant mar Iebr enttGui6t. Som
foa jsBt @sneual 6unitpn nit funF
@ompagnien pon btm %. Snfanierie=
8egiment, oas f9 6eFer auf bas Gtn>
fanqen bon 3ebe[Isn OsrIteb!. 3u 9uFEe
g2I6ift peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
GineS iun8en Mannes GrlebniR.

SrOotIpn IA. Cttobcr 1897.
& bin s Bs lsf e9.mt %fEt T5mPtG G aSn TsS,
3 SUB; s9dlridrbt 0unttbrauH; S0rper uub @lit=
Der Iane uno ialaEt; S6Wa5s Dts saHl,n R0rs
ptrs; Ropt itD.r pHp ouq BON tltHeenOtu 35u,n:
S5mtrim Oberbulb Ger auqtn; Sas aDtibt inn
guot eeb 9aut unrein uuo ftttiq; eelbt 3unee,
btOtdt nit psbtm lltbsrIug; fgGhjtn uno biiFtsln,
Hm aus Der Re5l' tiRsn ldb,n, idritartigtn S9leim
lu snrferHen; 5ltdsH unb GrOert 8ifonsn Dor etn
augeR; i6redlIb, Irdums RsroOiitat; Duoisttit;
Elm Srlauatn, ldHqs I'M Bette ~ lieetn Bss
Woruens Gin muOts, dJrptre5 8efubl bti'm Qus
f'btn Die T6rmt uan6mal pertopFt urp man6z
NAL regular; Tanbmal ibltimiQ: Gntlesrunq,u aus
ben IGrm:u; unrtinliGteit aui DIR 9aut; SSudtn;
iattbt,r 8tibmad i'm MuBos; &bi6su Dor arseit
uHo mdbN@r Gtieai&att; gang lur Gniamttit;
0umpIt, idJp,rs tumptFnngt uHo trdun.riibe
GDEiHiiOn Der @toanfsn; bl7fts, baetrss Gusitbtn;
Rutnbuttn; Rabt6ptb gtrldugm ptl aBofr
Iu trinicn; TeniS 4ppttit; i9Fsfli6s eiHbiIOunetn
id Olst p,rni&tenOt an0spObubtit anuabm. unO
it babe titbtr idit immtr e,littcu, SD mar uHter
Der Sebcnolun1 BON fItbeu SOtteren. Sd babe itiH
GalOmel Gutdfb,r oOsr blau, 9lsn miints Bis
lens ua6 eeHommeu. Sd babe otie Gneenobnbeit
abgtlsgt, oenn itito:m i5 Sds Reiolotnt g;nGmm,n,
babe i'd Oas 8trangen 0anab DsrIortn. Die 9ReH1
ouna ipslae 0as Wtittd bsrporoebra9t, paE trs'
tsuuIid. aa 0as llnb,bag.n oeri9iDaTO ips pur&.
3auberfraft. Uttin appttit ftbrte 5urid, mtine
@elts irobIittlt purDt Htu bGlebt, unD ib Bin isst
inoflb Oarduf 5tNabt uuO tiril, mein 9aotptrt
III bsrribtsH. Sd utbme nur einen bulben 9bees
I0titl Re0lotnt oreimal t6gii5 uHo stnt pan Raps
ipap's Bigtn iGpeH Hbtnb une lneimal pDbtntliS
rcibe id mttns a0Irbtllaule uHo uttlHtn Rudtn init
9taDp RtIitf elm. &int Gai5t bat bists DuRStrs
Bare WtnDuHg RsrDorQtbrd6t Gbtr i9 QIaubs, e.
it btH.r osn Stbraub Oiej's @tttls nod ans
9,itlans fOrtauitteR. Sota4tunpsoOG u. So
5u ffdltH qrob,r SbDdbt uno d1er Ttro6iem
Grreounetn if ole aHtpsHDuHg pou 8 p o
@tGDo @tlitf an Der 8irb.lidut BON orss
Ser q86tistsit. Gs bsrftbi oas gtroeniDftm nit
GltttriIitdt unD 9itbt ben Rtrotn neu:s 9ebHt unS
6tdrtt BUD nit &atbibldqen itber o6issn G5.egns
RanD (RaDDab lbsr .3rritatioHm in Der 9GERs
r66rs ttc.0 auF gtrlanatn fr,i luaTarSt
&aR Rfpap's 81 | NJ ttt tp:rotn RON alien
QpothtfrR btrfauft une fnb In Or. RaotDaps Die
tits, 9ar. IS, sIms ms6trabs RfD'9Srf 1u 6abtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Stransfb emaiQirte
Stahl tuaarelt.

6.Oe 0augfrau fsnnt ben gg,rtb uni,rtr 9uten
RO69lltsnfiien. Stranstp StablDaarsn iino gu gut
bsfannt, um Der Gmpfebluna unsreriets su beoUr=
fen. Gs 1T bic bSbit. Gualitdt.
Ro6t0pfe NIT tmaarten 9ed.ln:
cine Quart 4Sc., cine unp eiTe bllbe Quart 6Oc.,
yrpei Quart 72c., orei Quart SSc, bier
Quart $1.OS, it6s Quart 81 "a
Raffee= unp Sbsetopie NIT smuiairtsn Ssdeln:
cine 9int. soc. Dayp!iAsn rangrenoe C3rpben
su entiprtdsenbeR Qreiisn - bier Quart 81 IL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
gpmptpme

rno Rrantbttscribfimngen niht bic Sranfbtit
islbi. Y8enn alio j. .. bt @amorr6OiOen NIT
9isntr ootr RarbOl eie SlataOertnpteu entierat
ntroen 10 iinO nur bic Spmptoal,, ni4t bas 2doel
baeltigt lin 2cBt;res 3u blperticai0sn, btsarI g
elmer ArSnei, tpis Or Sil5bees berHbmtsr Anoses
rs, tuelde in e3eftalt BON SmbBdpib,n um 5iss
ors 9eiO;ns eiupeiybrt nirb IS l6ieu id) eisi:
3dpibcn ari, iertbtilm ib uuS protn BON pen
trtrartten Gclpebcn aufaeioqtu. no l9lieBlih bic
bsltrdfteeu @:hauofb,ilt Otr 3dpf3sn ibrt ieoenss
reibe @irtunq entialen 8robm Tre oeriaRst
bon Z. ReutdOter & So, @pg 24l6, 9.s9.
(Si, 0p, Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Sir Die 0eiluna ciner Grfaltuu9 in
cinem Sage

nebms man NdratlDe Bromo QuInlne
Sa6lsts, 9lQe 2lpOtbeter gebtn oas
@slo 5uriid, penn teine 9eifung erz
folgt. 6. %. 9rOpe's llnterI9riTt auI
Rper S4a4tel. .Qfpb1. iOOSu0i, ,6M)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

llnIers 81 80 unp 81 10 uaturuoaene unttrbtmSen
unn lIut.rboieu fir Wduer, Al 81 70.
llriere sl.OO raturtpoIensn Ndnnsr= =unterbemo'n
uno llnt,rbOicn iir S3c:
llnitre 75c uaturpplrnen Dt6nntrs sunt'rbemoen u.
untsrboicn fir Abe
lluiert $225 refine Rameelsbdar Mdnncr =llnttrbem=
ben uuo zllnt.rboieu iTr 81 %.
Gin, onatbrobcnt 9artit BON Ramsels buar Utanntrz
aluterbembtn unD zuntcrboisn lpsrtb $50 uno
$l75t fir CSC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
@as sc. fautem:

Qat.ut.aorf3iebsr, Gmorp NIsls
Isri6drf.r, Gsbtit pad =llattrlaqen,
9at,ntz lri6tsr, Die ni6t iberIaus
fen, Rubeunenper, 9ipptrs, &o6z
oa6eln, Rartoif:lnl6tfel, l6Dtre
Gisri6ld9er, Gis3aHGen, 0atsut
uscatnubrtibcr, gSai9elelnez
rQuQ.p5" etc. etc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

1lniere $1.O0 osrippten Samsns nsnntsrb'mosn nno
1llnterboien, lpeiB oocr 9rau fir 79c.
lIniert $l25 uaturpoQencu Samenzllnttrbsmotn II.
zllntcrboim, fir $1.O9.
ltuicre $l00 rein tummtpoltnen Samtnzunttrbtm=
Den uno ltntcrbpien fur S9c.
llnert 500 unO $500 9ppls llnion4snSiige futib
gruu obr idpar5, tlngs uper fur3e @ermsln,
fir 81 so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
@aS 1c. fa uft:

Siigel @a6s, Dfropfsnsi,bsr,
e6rauben3ieb.r, Combination
@rates, Gieri6ldeer, p@atine=
Sbens,@ 9lbi6dumer, Abe ,iitbt,
Stabt,l 3dbnitO6er, Sorttnz
9apisr, gsi:nbaIttr, Sbiirbaftn
etc. etc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

8ratpfannen nit tmoiairttn Ssd,In eroBs
glustpabl Der Gacons unO 8r0beu iu b,osutsno
berabqoiesten 9reii.n Sas NHOrtimcnt beitsbt aus
9uooinQ gfunuen, Gel,s 9ianuen, 9ie=9tanuen,
llmriibr.6ff:lu Gimcrn nit S:feln, SbeeteFeln,
5ribttru Sitben, i1ritetH Sbuftln, Surdi9ags
5iebsn, Sbint:ntobcrn etc. etc.
strunst0 aufrpai8z s6ifeln 5ebn Quart, tperb
Sl25, iiir SSc., pieraebu Quart, pertb 81. 40,
iIr csc; iicbsn1s9n Quart, merfb $l.f5 Tur
$119.
!9ensrbol, ,zgBa idb3uber, elcttribs Srabtreiisn;
flein. Sorts 69c, mittlcre @r0be soc; GrObe
$1OO.
Gim.r NIT ,rpei Rsiisn, ie 12c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Crns ,)(otio"or : Booa.
IL SputbsStraRe
AtItfff llatiunaIe ganh in Baltimore.
eontt erwiinfdt.
(363-5;1-0
9ult;mort, ben 81. Sejtmbtr 1900.
Sn elmer GrrlammIilua Der Sireftursn
0nleriC0ll
J(0tiOn0(= B0n6,
bic bcute i'm Sanfesbduee absebalten ruuree.
,pdre bsidIuifen. has SolseHee III
perp HeutIicben:
9ln oaS Sublifnm!

fSr iebt Qcma6tcn Nuitr:ugungtu sur
pSttOrluiribtunQ Der rIm:rlcdu HI;lUz
nalz9lnt" aui eiutr OliOen @uiis, Geibebcn
BON Seitcn Oc5 stgenlDdrtatn Sirsttorjums
in tcintr Aoiuiidt gum 3lptft Oes &;rbittz
bens oefelben in Der QtituuQ Der Q1bdftliz
den 4uqeleatnbeitsn Otfelbn. Die tiH5iqe
Oabt porberribcnoc Abiidt lit Die g9iCocr=
crDffnunq DER @auf aui tincm iolDen 6IHz
odmeut uno unter iol6en 9cOinQuuqtU, Siz
rcttiOn unO gci6dtsletuuq, oab oIcirbe
Dss 9,rtraucus Deg @tmriurpeicns i'm Gu0ez
mclneu a!s luiiroiQ b,Funben uno gIcibjcitig
Ole accommodation 2lftiUndrc por unn6tbl=
gen Strluittn btlpabrt ptrotn.
Die llutcr5eitbneten prrpflitbtcn rb ocsz
bab, bre Stmmtn fir bic 9Slbl eiu2s
Birtftoriums ab3uQebsn Ols u0liQ i'll lit=
btreinitImmun1 nit Den gbNbteu Der Ntlo=
udrC 1T, otren Snt:rtfsu bercu Cooperation
b'oirqt, uno alle Witttl in @lnp;nouuU gu
brirpen, nm ben G3cibGfteu Der Sarf pie
llntcritiibunq mo 9e9bilfe Der @cibdftsz
lcutc ients StaOttbclt5 gu rcbtrn, nm 10
cjntu @riplg }u iidDsrn, su rpel6em cine
Plut in iener @cqeno b,radti1t III, uno
beiieu T6 Oicis 9aut nor ben geQtnmdrti=
gen Sd)lpicrigteitcn 5u erfrauen bate.
Sufbua Sprntr.
Sobu Bauer nidbmiet.
u. y. NpuIforc,
George u. Sdrtmdu.
5pbu WEcNhail
IS. YS. Sbompipn.
=. Nbercrombie,
M GS. Sdrcn,
SamueI q. Ntdrts.
Gopare y. Wc Dewitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Sein&s ommdnb Dos en-
h ben.

Berlin, 81. 0e3em6sr. - 0as
ggsrl;ner Sugeb!utt." psl4es Den
@orgdngen in Oitaiien 6sIonoere Nut
merfiomteit Diomet, mslbst, Der Gene
talmajor 9Opfner, Gommanoeur Der
2. oitaTiatfIfen 8rigaoe, lei T:ines
pfaIiatiI4:n Gommanbos eniboben
nDroen. Die 8riinbe fHr bieie MaBs
rsgelung (oenn als iol6e miro oies
betra4teD isisn iepp4 b:slang unbe=
fQnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

1lniere 75c. lCntita llnon=an,iigt, natur ir 39c.
llni.re 81. 90 Guaita llniouz2ln5ige fir 69c.
luisrs $lOO, s125 unO $40 i:iOcncu llnter5cmOen
nit uisOriatm S9uls, fir roc.
ltnicre $l.00 i6tpar3cn &inocr=Gricots iir zoe
ltnitrt 1926 uno $50 e6tcu Spib llnterbemOeu
fir S1nl:n, fir 95c.
Cine ouQtbro6cut 4arti, pom Standardization,
~2lmeritun S9OicrD 60" 5abritat, iiir 75c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

Gimsr nit tlcftriI6tm Srabt, il 16c.
Gimsr nit Wciiingrtiicn, ie 25c. unO 3Oc.
BiGierua Ctlauuen, cine Galonc battn0, il 19c
Gute gcicn, it 23c.
9attut Sprinqfsotr @oi6tIummsru, Sbubts
nit orti SuBtnO 12c.
Gelu6buite y8Gibetlammern, pro SubcnO 12c.
srtra eroBt 8Olltn uuO 9odete BON SOiIettsnz "a:
pi'r 3 iiir pc, oOer i &c.
&uumpolene l9aiblsins 80 6ub, 15c.
@ebtrnc l8aiDteiicl, fupicrner Sooen, mittl:rt
&r0Be, 9Sc.
9aumuoar Clein:=S S:if;, pro 0useup 35c.
qeorl=C Seine Stiit, Sun9eu iiir lie.
9earliue 4ddete iiir Zoe
y so sap" Die bette D&,tuaz Qolitur, pro
9ibie Zoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
eeSQel @utntQtt 4 g.,
112 bis 1922 Noro Gutau straBe


nftb 90Bm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

9ehjo9b na8 Dem SufurgentsngenercG
2l(eidnbrino. - 2(r6siten bsr Saftz
@pmmiIIion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
WaS 1Oc. foufen:

galoaniiirte @itrorenqu,tibtr,
Sppi6naeel Soommer, itGblerut
Rurtoffcl=90fisl, S6roubcn3'eber,
2luiternmcfer, 6ltiibJabe.n, 5bIrs
momettr etc. etc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

2}on &mts6aGts- Qrtieeln
poan6in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

mun Rgk
p39a3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Baltimore 1 1901. RLdt 2AQ'I
Sin S8afenltilllt
Dir l1nterbanOlnnsen in Eeting.
GeiaHotcr Sun9cr beitdtt9t bic Gad)'
ridTt iibcr Die ltntcrscidInun9
Der Sulleftiunutc.

WaI6in9tOner S6luume;er 6attan Die
92a6gisbigtsit G6ina's fir ein
b;ptomatidss &unifituf. - 2usz
IdnOtr in 9sting iino 5ufrieoen
nit ben 8eoingnngsn. - llnduss
geIsBte Stbereien 9s9tn bic 0eur
fdeu.- 8criGte b;s 9rafsn N2lz
periee ii6tr bic oeuti4:n @rpeois
tipnen.- Sin 8riti &tpanQ 95u's
an Den S2nrsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
90 as 15c. faufen:

Einen MtfitrpuBtait;n, tinibliGBs
lid Qolitur UNI 9olir:r; Q6.6Q,z
rGtb, Combinations SooIs (bdib,s
SuBsno in tineml @ldmciicr,
5ls,i6s0adm;fcr, @aOe =5bermOs
nttttc etc. etc.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
Hrs. lcKinley Sues
In 1 lining Case.

ELY. Ees., Jaly 2s.--suit has besa be-
gum In the United States Court at Car.
son by Mrs. Ida Mckinley, vile Of the
President. and Mrs. Mary b. Barber,
axainst John Steele. William Hayes and
others TO recover possession of the
Elijah nina. one Of tho patentsd claims
Of tho Canton Mining Company, on
which defendants are opsrssing, and
also Tor 10000 daInages for ore taken
ont and shipped BY defendants during
the period Of occupancy of mine.
Steele 10 the owner Of the Macon City
mine, adjoining the Elijah, and denies
that he has extracted orc from the pat.
ented claim, all his workings being we'll
within hia own lines.
When President McKinley visited the
coast hc had the manager Of the Canton
Mining Company visit him In San Fran
cisco and report on several Of the Can.
ton company's mines, large interest Ia
which Mrs. Mckinley inherited from
her father. ltwas decided then TO do
velop the mines, and this suit 10 brought
70 define the limits Of the Elijah min.
and prevent what 10 regarded % aprro.
priation OF its ore. a
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
Cool Robbers These
Took Safe Away.

RorF. l. T.. July 29.--One OF the bold
est robberiea ever known in this ssctiou
of the country occurred here at O'Clock
this morning. Two men took Q wheel.
barrow need In the construction OF 6
stone building. rolled II TO the rear doos
Of the postofiice, broke the door open
loaded the sale upon the wheeibarrow
and took IL 300 yards north OF the post.
Office building and broke It open, secur-
ing about 500. As one OF the men came
down side atress he was aeeosted by
the night watchnsan for the town and
asked where he was going at that time
Of night with wheelhsEsow, 10 which
the man replied that he was going home
wish il.
After the two men had carried the
safe 10 tho point where they hFoke 1t
open. and while they were In the act OF
hsaaking Ii open. a transier man. whe
had bsea eut iala, passed by ON his way
hosne and quickly discovered that be
knew OF no reason 70 tarry there and
passed On home, but says he can almost
positively identify the robbers.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
THE
BIG
STEEL
STRIKE
NOW SEEMS
TO BE
ABOUT
SETTLED.
-
But Things are Lool-.
ing Very Squany
in San Fran
cisco.

FiTTssuaa, July a9.--ThsFe seems Ia
BE- bat little doabt that this great steel
strike 10 nearing ma end. The terms oi
the prospective settlement are carefully
guarded but II 10 said Mr.. Morgan pro-
poses 10 permit The AmalgnmAted Asso.
citation 10 eontinne uaioa losises Ia the
mills that were non-ansoa previous to
The sasika bat which wen. cut en fsasl.
dent HhAafars3 ossies, and thAs this unit-
ed States steai Corporatsoa w,il ls par.
mitted 10 operate nil mile III The Car.
nesie stsel cmapaay - they are aow, -
well ~ The hig skess millsas Appolio.
vandsrgriis and salssbass provided the
wases S,aid shall Be On the hasis al the
anion scale.
sAx Fsaxess0, Jnly 29.--The we~k
opens wish $500 ison workers, 1 $40
teauassess, 800 isox makers, 6oo teesacs-
tiers, no cosAs and walters ana 100
poxssFs On strike In 9aa Franciaca, assi
with i.sO other ialasess ials A q resuas
oG the strike.
TonigAt tha was&s iront fedegaaion
will meet 10 diseases The aasimabiliay ii d
sympathesie strike. sheaid shey decide
10 no oas ths nsanies Il iile men IL San
Francisco win be lnsscasexI ri lssasa
twonfY Thousand.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
He Vas Obliging
Was this Husband.

Los Asaxs.Rs. 1aiy 2s--Henry Black,
q retired merchant. 10 an ccommoaasins
man. and for this reason be asked Tor q
divorces from his vile hesors Judge Con.
rey 10 the snpasior C0ars to-day. Black
testified thai he h worth aboat t60. Goo,
and In 1895. when his vile asked him
ios saskO he gave II 10 her. Three days
later she started ies Maryland. where
she has lived ever aimee. Eaark has
ever since thea continaed 70 seasd her
500 y meath. accompanying tfse eash
with heassfenaing appeals 10 her 10 re-
tnsn 10 him. sha took The money. but
rsfased 10 retasa. Racentiy he received
> ieaieF ir"n his wiie asking him to ges
o divorces.
.tsat why do yoa bring this action u
her reqnaatr' ASKED Jadge Conrey.
''isecaase she told me 30, and always
do everything abe tells me-" /" sa,d Black,
In suguarsoas yosce.
= do yoa know Why shs wanta 30 get q
aavosoeT' asked the gadRn.
= asaieve she wants 10 masvy mnathes
asa. That's what hnrts, q was the arr
smer.
Bisek did sos eeem - all happy ~issa
the pesssiaa was grated.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
GREATEST
LOTTERY IN TIE
WORLDS
HISTOR Y.
Uncle Sam Will Give
Up His Domain to
Lucky Winners
Today.

FL RFSo. o. T., July 20.--One OF the
greatest lotteries in history lie that con-
tiacted by the federal government in
disposing Of 1900 quarter section
claims In the kiowa-C Comanche reserva.
tions here this morning.
A hundred and sixty.seven thousand
persons each with one ehanee In thir-
teen ol winning homestead are inter
essad.
The dfawing took place on q platform
baiit ia the open air few blocks from
the ecates os I'll Reno. Tslss,sands seat
hoane Immediately after registering eon-
tsns 10 await news OF the result by teie-
graph, but thousands remained and
slept on the ground or walked the
streeas all night and packed every inch
asspaoe about the acsne of the drawing
hoars before the drawing began.
FL RExo, Jelly 2s.~-The first envelope
taken irosn the wheels contained ths
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
L Dying Woman
HOnt Tell Name,

MaxomsxsE, Mich. Jaly IA NO
man who lies daneeroaaiy IN at The
Commercial Hossl In the hast ssaess 81
eoaannptioa. NTH thrse little chiadrea,
one : veak old. IN psrsistentiy refused
70 aissise her idensy o. 10 give any In.
farnation abous herself.
she caaac here several weeks ago and
went 10 this hosal, secured . nnrse and
tho services oi DIR. Adams Of MArinessa.
To tbs inquiries Of the nurse. physicians
ard others. she made no reply. She
evidently belongs 10 some prominent
iamiiy and has como hers 10 bury her
sorrows. she has plenty ol money and
h evidently from wealthy family. She
h slightly improved. but the rasages Of
disease hare 90 wasted her that the end
cannot bc for distant.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29

nama Of Jas Wood III Wa14h
r., who had resistsred nj = hossu
In LAwton distsiet. Mst&te
Wichita drew No. z ID LaNfon diels
Both viii undoubtedly seJeef onn1
sections adioining LAwton
worth ~ ,000 each casls.
Whsn the commistoues azslpe
the woman's age ii II m hsiSlkt ts
same a. Mr.. Wood, tNsn1y a
persons shouted sthey mnst n
sied.n y asa
Number one In the nj Rinodistriet tf6I
to stephen Hoicoanb ii fanis yaIIevt E
r.. and No, 70 Leonard TAnb n Auesl
usta, q. r.
Amidst thrilling tension the dsxWine
was continued aaisi the shoasand -.
veiepes ccnssitntlne todAy,s hetch mxFs
alI taken ont. Thea tks lseky o1l
took time 70 enjoy tleir Rood lortui
and those whose nan,es hnd ~ beell
drawn hoped again foF ne snossox
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
Father and Daughter
We're Engaged to Ned

caRvriAxn. o., July 294-~ssix months
ago J. II. Colisnees. . farmer aged s5,
who lives near this city, decided that he
aesdsd wiie. He pat aa advertise
snsnt IL saAtxsmasiaI paper. Among
The replies he rsceired wAs istteE from
Miss Amy Fraats Of San Aatonio. Tex.
A caFscspm<aence followed and Il was
finally annssscsss that they slsoaia mar
ry. Cellinsss aenE mnney 10 his psos-
peetase bride 10 pay her travelling ex-
peases TO Ohio. She arrived here's lev
DAYS ago and the marriages was 10 hare
taken place sedas. Yesterday Callinger
nossesd pecaliar hasthmarko On The arm
81 his prospective vile, aad that aayed
him from marrying his own daughter.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29

lie aaestsoned Miss Fssakx ans1 ~
him that from her earliest Feeo
mp 70 thetims ahe - N ysass u :
had Travelled With b6nd q u
Nov aiae n IA.
Collinssr made fusthss inq &
Miss Frants rrosiueeli = 6u1nl y
which Coalingsf - ~
wife. who Did my yG6sa
tcr his baby dAuasstee
stosen ~ h6nd y b Sl,l
through Kpox ronn zIs
Al doaht dosht - 90 q - sl p
cd TIN soaAan iron B I
daaghtss. The wesiafnx
Oh and fAshsr and daax lilI
gether 81 The farm