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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24
9rsbins Eoniniern.

6 dtbeIbein n. Nus Der israez
ltti}Acn Ti;rfprse grsisbungs Nm
ftalt 5u Nspsin iinO pier 3Dalinge i'm
Mlter BON IA h;s IL ssdbrsn entz
lpihen.
Meaentpalbs. Ser Shmiez
beme:iter Mbrabam bon bier, Ser Dor
fllraeHt burdb einen sSa[l tn Der
S1eune iih ihipere Werltbunasn suz
ge5cgen bate, 1T infDlge ber WerleBunz
Aen Derfiorben.
Grcpio n d. 81. Der 57iGbriae
Mrbeiter 0ermann Qemte, Der nit
ieirer 13i6briseil Gtiei'todbter in unz
trluubtem Weriebr Itdno, Ser noG basu
ni4t cbne Jolgsn blisb. nurbe perz
hdftet iiii0 ins @srihtsgefGngniB
iibtrfiihri.
StraIfunb. Wie Bic Gtrull.
Sta. erfGdrt, bat unfar gteibstaqsa6z
Aeorrnettr 6err Or. ilr. s5reiherr bon
Qdngtrt atrf @rcB Qiibsrs1naen 8 bie
ge{nnnlte pliiaatntiner Wtailferunq.
1eft6knb aus Z 6aupis linb me1rtren
1leben8iitern f6ufli3 sripprb<n. Die
Glitter blei5tn dlfp ungetbeilt ii Q0n>
stn'i i&tm @sIib.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24

9uhel. = @on ssreunben lit benz
bor einem Sabre pl0blia berforbenen
Mmtsaerihtsrath Or. BON 9uttenz
gaapsfi auf bem fatbolif6en airdboFe
bierfel6It Elm f60nes @rabbenfmal err
rihtet porben. 0err bon Gsapsti mar
bterfelbit nabeau 25 Sabre als Hidter
tbdtis.
Tpbrn. Das &riessgeri9t ber=
urtbeilte ben &anonier paul 2efeber
bonn Mrt.= Reet. Nr. IL tpegen uner=
laubter Gntfernung pom Sruppentbeil
unb tpegen unter1alasuns gu 3 M1p=
naten Ia Tasen @efdnsntB. 8. bate
BON eii,er ibm aur 8ef0rberung iiber=
gebenen porfarte bic Marte entfernt
unb fir ii1 bebalten. Der Musfetier
Dsfar Gdneioer bonn Snf.=Hest. Nr.
81 iollte am II. Musuit bei;e. Musrii=
den Der Eorporali1aft bonn @hana3ug
einen 5paten trugen. Da 6hneiDer
benSpaten iAon an einisen 9agen au=
Dor getrasen bate, oas @han35eug
duh ahipsh1elnb BON ben Mann{daf@
ten setrasen iDerben foQ, 10 ineigerte er
ftdb, htm 8efeble na95ufomnlen unb
betrdftigte feline Me;serung beln @er>
aeanten Se1b segsniiber nit ben Mor=
ten: ns9 nebme ben Spaten ni9t uno
ip,nn ih Drei Sage ins Sod flisse!!s
Nus ben o,ei 2agen nuroen icbt al.er>
a'ra5 bier Monate, bic i1m nas
Griegsgerieat 5,lbietirte.
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Auslanoifd)es.
granbrnbnra.

merber. 6ilfsprebiger Dd1~
ne bon Der syriebenstir1e in potsbdnt
1T bonn RDnialihen RoniiItorium ais
Diutonus nah Der 5tabt Werber be-
rufen.
8 hDnflieR. Nm. Cine Dpn
ben alteifen Derionen Der Stdbt, bic
Mittipe Midel aeb. Drumert, 1T in.
Nlter bon iiber 80 scsabren geitorben.
@s finb nunmehr bier nod 3perIonen,
/ Mann nnb aipei ssrauen am 2eben.
bic bds 80 2ebensidlr bereits iiber=
ihrttten haben.
gberstpalbe. Der bisberige
RDnislihe OberfDriter a. .. uab
gorftmeiiter Der StanbesberrI9aft
Mlustau, Niebel, lit aum Oberforit=
meiiter nit benz Hande Der Oberregie=
runssrdthe unb aum Direttor Der
ssoritataDemie in @6ersDalbe ernannt
tporben.
5hDnebed. - Sin rGtb1elbaf=
ter @elbfunb Bel etnem 9elbitnl0rber
befhdftigt aitr 3eit Die 8ehDrben. Sn
Der Sberf0riterei R0penid. atpi14en
Der golonie ssihtenau unb Rlein=
6hDnebed. fanb man bic 2eide zines
unbetannten Mannes. Der iid nit iei=
mem Gafhentuh ON elmer Gibte err
bGnat bate. sesn Ieinen Rletoerta1hen
fanD man 5000 Nnbel in Noten, 140
Marf in beutihen Miinaen unb einen
Hoientrana. Die 2eidbe puroe na4
Rlein=S =S6Dnebed aebraht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24

rolb iab anf Der Rbeinau auf einem
nit 3tpei ssdfiern belabenen ZANZIBAR
rem. DieIer befam bas llebergetptht.
bas Rinb fisl riidfinas bonn Masen
unb mar Iofort tobt.
MuBlph. llnIer &irhenbau
fchrsitet riiftia feinsr 8onenDnng ents
segen. Die san5e @emeinbe murbe
iebo9 in tiefes 2eio berIebt, inbem Der
ilnermiiblthe treue 8auunternebmer
sfriebrin Deder BON Neilinsen mad
taum breitdgiaem Rranffein Durf
ben Sob abserufen tpurDe. DER riiItige
46-id6rise Mdnn bate fith Die Nebe
unD Ihtuno Mller ertporben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24
Trppins $annpper nnh @rannfftuetg'

g m mdrrte. - Der 1ettbertge
8orfteber $. 9ieiede 1T fir bic nd4iten
6 Sabre tpiebersetpdblt poroen.
2ebrte. - Ser bieiise lanbtpirtbz
f6aftlihe 8erein begebt i'm nd4fen
Sabre bic Geier ieines 5Oidbrtsen Bez
1tebens.
Ssnabriid.- Bei Der Sparfafe
bes Rreiies 8erienbriid tit Elm 5ebl=
betrag in 0Dbe bon 10000 M. entoedt
iporben. Ser Nenbant 8allo nurbe
berbaftet.
yorb 8 @o1tern.- Gin 8ranb
3er{tDrte Elm srobes gebduoe oes Were
ner'Iben @utes. Oas @ebdrbe, bas
@6eune unb 8ieb1tall auslei4 mar,
brannte nieber. Mebrere @tiid @ieb
famen in ben Slammen UNI.
@ulbed. @pr Rur5em perunz
aliidte Der ettpa 58idhrise Mrbeiter
RDpper aus 2ieftpegen in benz 8'f6en
@teinbru9. Wd6renD Der Mrbeit
ftiiraten pl0blih srOEere CRIB unb
5teinmafen berab, Die e. iiber19utte>
ten unb fdtper perlebten. Dem un=
gliidlihen lit Elm 8ein gebro4en uno
leiber audi bas Riidsrat berleBt NOR
ben.
Spbenmar n. 8or &ur5em
fiel Der Da9beder S.5etne aus Sbernz
firhen am Wilfer'Ihen 9aufe bier
felbt BON einem ca. 20 SUB hoben @ez
riiite uno aos ii9 babel einen Rippen=
bru9 unb Werlebunsen bes Hiidgrates
unb zines Mrmes gu, 10 bab feline To-
forttge ueberfiibrung in bas 2anbs
frantenbaus gu Rinteln notbtpenotg
mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24
Sm Steinen cinseihlpiIenc &r5ten.

SIZE alte Gage, bab in 8aumitdmnten
ober Steinen felt i6rer 9i1bnle eingee
icbloi1ene &roten nadl Snhr1nllberten
llnO cabrtallIcnben. Die ieitbem perflp1z
fen tpdren, beim slufihlagcu nod lebeno
eefunben ipiirben, fam in Ser 2onboner
Ginnc' i6en @elellIdaft altf @runo ei1es
neuen Slllbes bieIer Nrt our 0isfniiinl,.
Charles 9aiplon legtc elite boble Seucr@
BEL 2elpcs a,lfgelcIeu mar unb beim glufs
ic6laGen ben ausaetrodneten &Grper ers
ner tobten &rote entbielt. Ser Seuer@
itein, in beiien 5Dblltng Die Nunie Lag.
5et9tc rur etnen gang tptll3tgcn, mad,
allBen iid1 Dffnenben 3ugang, blir6 tpela
de1l hus eripadIe1le Sbier gang ltumoge
lid bineilgefonnen lein fonute. Sriiber
nabm man IN 'pld)en Tdllen obne tpeiters
an, baB bas Sbter iid) lcit Der 8ilbung
beg Steines bariu befunben baben ,nii5ie.
llnb berief iid] auf bic 3db(ebisfeit bieier
Sbiere. 5erriiion fiibric, nm bie1e gli,s
Itcbt 5il erproben, I'M borlebten Sabr1ur1@
bert ei1len @eriuh ars, Der harin be-
ltanb, bab er am 21. Sebrlor It'll brei
lebenbige arDten III Elm &dltden ieste,
bas er rtngsbcrum nit @ipS um9oB,
iporullf er Den Steinflumpen in Der grbe
hergrlb unb i'm Ianger aIs brei Sabre
bartn licgen Iteb. Sc tpurbe babel am
genon,mcn, oaiS ser Bips. tpie aud] bic
meiiteu Geiteine, pnr6s gcultg lei. Inn
et1pns 2nft unb Selid)ttgfeit ein5uIals
fem 9lIs ber Slod I'm s. Mpril 1774
8erItllagen tplrbe, iunr cine bon ben brci
&rDten berenbet, bic onoern beibcu nber
lebten nod) gdtiir!id) eab hds feline Gre
fldrllng fir ale sic Sdlle. in benen
man lebenoe aroter III boblen Seuerltciz
nen gefnnbcn bc6eli pnllte, beni bies
Itnb Weeresbilbunaer, Die aus Der Grets
be8eit ltammen Die perlamn,elte,, @ee
Ie6rten lparen NIT 0atpion Der Neie
nllna, baB Die 8rGtc nls ilrllge 2nrpe in
bent boblen Sellcritcir geihliipft lei iinb
it6 barin bon Suleftcn gendbrt babe. bic
Dur6 Die Scffnnng hineinfan1er, bis iic
5u 9roS 9eiporOen ipdren, Inn tricber bcr>
cus3ufDnme,i Scblieblid) lei fic oarin
ber6uneert. Cine dbnIicbe Grfldrnna III
npbl audi fir Die otter beri6teten SiIle
ansunebmen, in bencn ar6ten Iebenb
ober tobt in Sol5blodeu sefnnben tuurS
ben, Die feineu @ilsgaug batten, nber
ipabrlbeinltd) friiber cine Seffmina hntz
ten, bic 1pdter bcrtpic)S. 9a cine Mcnge
Snieften, tpie Obripiirner. Salllcnbs
fiiber, 3dfer H. (. ip eine Iebbdfte Nciz
gung befllnben, II, iolde engen Seffnuns
gen bineinsufrieben, 10 lit Die Grndhrling
eines lolben eingeIobleilenen Sbieres fiir
ben CONNER ipnbrldcinlib genl1g. TO bnB
man tppbI alaiiben barf, eS tonne eine
iolde eingeidIiipfte &roten@2arpe In ihs
rem @efdngniiie sur Neife geIangeu
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24
Shipeis.

W lin 9enitein. - Die Teier
bes 5Ozidbrtsen Mmtsiubildums bes
6errn 2ebrer S1miDt fanb bier itutt.
Ils 8ertreter Der 3esieruns ipra9
Der S9ultn1pectpr Drummer unb als
Wertreter Der 2ebrerIdaft 6srr sSdser
in MufhpiI.
6 dleitbei m. - Der Reaiez
rungsratb ernannte ben 6auptmann
e. Stamm gum Maior Der sSnfantez
RTE unb iibertrug ibm bus 4ommanbo
oes 8atai0pns 81.
Walb. - Mm WettIhieBen bes
fantonalen 1elbihiibsnbereins bethel
ligten iid gegen 20 Seftionen aus ben
Beatrfen 9oraen. Meilen, 0inpeil unb
litter. Gs tpurbe i'm @anoen febr gut
geidonen. Die aebn beiten Refultate
iino: adsi Sean Miiti 142, 8psel s.
Sbalipeil uno syrei Hubolf 8ubifon
1873, pfenninger Safob StGfa 1872,
Super S. Stenbau5en 131, Miieaa 6.
Niiti 131, @tabtler Utter 131, Diirit
9orgen 131, SOB Sobann litter 13O,
Run5 gilbert 130, Bertidi 13O.
Gu5ern. Ser befannte Doli%
3etagent ytormann S1umann beiibt
bier cine nattli1e 0illa am See, fein
Beirut fheint iomit ben Mann aendbrt
gu baben. Bei Der Beiibuna geDr=
mann Sdumanns fiel Elm Rinb in's
Wafer unb mar in @efabr, gu ertrin=
fen. Gin Mann lDfe barduf Norz
manns Nahen los, obne biefsn erft au
frdgen, unb rettete bds Rinb. Norz
mann, ber baau fam, bebanbelte ba=
raufbin ben Metter tpesen sigenmGhtiz
ger Megnabme Ses Bootes in brutuler
Meife. Dieter Worfau srrests inter
Der Beipobnerf1dft begreiflidbe lnau=
friebenbeit unD CAB Weronlofung, an
ben Stabt prdiiDenten folgenbe scSns
terpeudtion gu rihten: .8eiibt ber Be-
fannte poli3eiagent Nprmann=S6u
mann bic i'm btutfc6 id5neiatrifdhen
Nieberlofungs Dtrtrog bDrgtiebenen
MussStisl mrifttn, enentuel[ ipdrum
ipirb bemfeIben ber Mufenthdlt III Qus
! 5ern etffattetg~ Muf bic MntipDrt BARI
man aefpdnnt iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24
Slbenbnrg tinb Mefl ei,bnrg.

Rebna. Ser Mdnner<3urnz
berein bat bef4loifen. Der Mutter oes
pertorbenen atpeiten Surniparts
Dabnde, spelher auf benz Surnganse
in Oubotp perunsliidte. cine nambafte
@elbunteritiibuns autommen gu laiien.
Seterotp. Infer Fdbtiiher
Muiifbireftnr 9drael, pel9er por
einigen Sasen i'm Nlter bon 81 Sabren
itarb, puroe our lebten Rube beitattet.
Gin iiberaus 5ablrei4es @efolse CAB
benz gntI9lafenen bas lebte @eleit.
bbens. Sm oritten unb
leBten Werfaufstermin purbe bas
6unae'ide Gaitbaus fir ben preis
bon $4,000 Mart an ben Raufmann
6einrid 2iierBen aus 8urbape perz
fanft.
2ubmiss1uf. Der 45 Sabre
alte 6obn 9ermann bes friiberen
@hiibentpirtbes Sanger 1T fpurlos
berfdpunben. 9ermann Sanger tpar
iett einigen Sabren fhpermiitbis unb
mar lintsfeitig seldbmt infolge elmer
ihtperen Rranfbeit. Sanger mub plDbz
lid ins Maffer gefallen 1ein, 10 OaB
fetn 9unb ihn perloren bat. benn bers
felbe 1T Mbenbs gu 9auie ansetOmmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24

gum 8au elmer syahIhule nebff 2ebrz
iDerfftdtts prm Minifter fir 6dnbet
unb @ebtperbe ertbeilt ipprben. Die
Mnitalt pirb fbdter in Elm ge6nifuln
untgeDanDelt.
ct. sSphann. @pr aur3ent
ereignete iih bier elm 5traBenbabnunz
aliid. Der unteroffiaier 6arrp bes
bier i'm Quartier lieaenbsn Snfatte=
rie Heaiments go. SO aus 5rier.
Der nit feinem Ssahrrao Dor einem
elettriIhen 5traBenbahnnagen ber@
fuhr. purbe BON lebterem erfabt. Gs
ipuroe inn bic 8suIt eiuaeoriidt unD
er itdrb dlsbolD i'm 6iittenlasaret1.
2iibenfheib. = Die5baliperre
i'm gnepetbdle, beren Buu nunme1r gez
fthert lit, piro cine Der sr0Btsu Bis
iebt erbalt.en 6perren. Die 5perrz
mauer. ipsl6s 5ipei 9bdler ablperrt, err
bdlt cine 2dnse bon etpa $50 Meter
unb am Sube eine 8reite bon 80 We=
ter. Oas Sperrbeden ptrb etnen Stau=
inbalt bon 10 Millionen Rubifmeter
Maifer faifen. Mit benz Bau Der
Sperre ipirO borausfi9tlta nod in oiez
fem 9erbit besonnen.
Mef hebe., Muf benz RitterS
CUTE 8eringbaufen, bas Der Magemeine
Rnappidaftsperein ,sipeds @rri4tung
elmer 0etlitdtte fir feline lungenfranz
fen Beraarbeiter erporben bat, 1T man
ihon felt ldngerer 3eit rege an Der
Mrbeit, 10 baB man Der GrDffnuns Der
Mnita1t Bis 9erbit 1902 tprhl entsez
genieben fann. Die Oberleitung it
benz Rreis phpiifus 5anitdtsratb
Dr. 5panden iibertragen porben. Die
9aufojten follen porldufis eine Wilz
lion Marf betrasen, nobel man auf
llnterbrinsung BON $50 8etten reh@
nete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24
SeFerreih 11mgartt.

SepItb g hDnau. Ser
8iirgermeiiter 9anitGtsratb Or.
M}u1er bat auf fein Imt reiignirt.
urfabr. - Der gomptortit It Suit.
@tribinger bon bier ftiirote bonn 8tBz
ftetnborn ab unb mar fpfort tobt.
titan. Oas bieiige 6otel
rStabtbof" 1T bur6 4auf in ben 8ez
iib bes Serrn &arl ara[ iiberse9ongen,
bisber pG6ter Der HeitauratiDn i'm
rOeuti9en 9auie" in Mdbr. .=S9Dn=
berg.
p1att. - Die 85zidbrise Witttpe
8ebbarbt bon bier lieb ii6 auf benz
8abnbofe an ber StelIe, mo- ibr Sobn
por a9t Sabren beim reber 9reiten
oes @eleiIes berunaliidt mar, bonn
3uge iiberfabren unb t0Dten. Der ibr
ou 6iilfe etlenbe 8abnndrter 8aoer
erlitt ihpere 8erlebunsen.
Sei9en. - 9lus unbebeutenber
llria4e entitanb auf oem Oemelplabe
Elm aonflitt atpiI Ihen gipiliiten nnb
ben 2eutnants b. Strobe unb pait
bonn 54. SnfanteriezR zRegiment. Der
8ddermeiiter Gmtl Mufri9t ipurbe
babel BON ben Offiaieren 1htper mfg
banbelt. Ra9 8eriiberungen beg He=
aiments= =Rommanbeurs ion sesen bic
Offi5iere itrens porsesansen tperoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24

linr. 6ier nurbe 9}farrper=
matter Steinbaufer in 3u3enbauien
einittmuris gum pfdrrer aendblt.
MaRnbeim. Das 5ipei Sabre
ate Rinb bes Glaidenbierbd rbdnbler o.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24
8rppina 6eHei,.

BeifefDrtb. Sn Der Naht
ipurben bic 8eipobner unleres Ortes
burh syeuerlGrm aus benz @1lafe gez
fhredt. gs brannte in benz bena4<
barten BinsfDrth unb 3tpar fielen benz
sSeuer brei gefiilIte @heunen bes Gutss
hofes gum Dpfer. Gntitebungsurfa4e
Mnbetannt.
Marburs. llnbeimli1e Sc
riihte. bab duf benz beliebten Mus=
flussorte @pieseIsluit ettpas e51auer<
liches paiiirt iei, 3irfulirten in un1erer
Gtabt. Mls nun duh einige leute Bic
ppli3ei bsna4ridtisten, baB bic Ne>
ftauratipn auf 5piegelsluf 3tpar ges
1ffnet, aber Dbne iebe 9ebienunq iei,
begaben iih nod Mbenbs fpGt 3tpti
poli3eibednlte ndh bort. Die Mnaaben
fanben iih gum 9beiI beitGtigt, benn
bic Mirtbihaft itdnb often unb Rie@
inanb lieB iih, Ielbit ouf ipieberboltes
RlOpftn unb Rufen BIN. feben. Die
9an3e Geihimte fonb ein< hdrmlo5e
MuffIGrnf9. Der Wirth battle mil
ieiner 1nmiIie einen MuSflua otmndbl
unb ber Rellntr mar unterbeb einge<
f4lafen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24

Gin 5tein nirb bon benz 6eraen
Nieler fallen. ipenn lie h0ren. bab bic
@eIunbheitsbeh0rbe III Bolton erflirt
bat, BOB i'm Sis. es mag gefhnitten
fein. no es min. feine Haaillen DbeS
fDnftises llnseaieftr enthalten fei. Hsi
Der Capitalization bes WnferS III
Sis aeht alIes Az @runbe. SIN giS
bleibt nur ems iibria, n1mlih ban
@tlb fir bic GisbGnbler.
sd iibe, ipis auf aotlens Sus
fann iit4 beutjutoge audi mn ein yei~
der Mann aefaatten. .s
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-06-21
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Tennessee's supreme court decided
that woman cannot practice law in
that state.
At Waynesboro, Miss, A. M. Leary
and J. L. Davis fought duel, and both
we're killed. Family feud.
At Atlanta, Ca, last night Policeman
de Bray was killed by negro who re-
sisted arrest The murderer escaped.
Gen. Tung Flu Hsiang is organizing
a large body of veteran troops with
the intention of raising a rebellion in
China.
A violent storm burst over a large
area Of southern Russia Wednesday,
flooding several towns and greatly
damaging crops.
The postmaster general has ordered
the consolidation CT the postoffices of
Carlsbad and Woodbridge with that Of
Rutherford, n. ].
At New Castle. Pa, the jury in the
case OF Perry Douds, charged with OBJ
structing justice in the Blevin murder
case. returned a verdict Of not guilty.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-06-21
FIND
A LOOTED SAFE
1t Is Said to Have Con-
famed $4,000 in
Gold

Toledo. June 21.-Yesterday after
noon several fishermen while strolling
along the river two miles south of the
city. discovered a large iron safe on
which was the name of the Pacific Ex-
press company. The door apparently
had been battered IN with a hammer,
such as is used in cutting large pieces
Of iron. On the inside were a number
Of empty money bags and waybills.
The men at once reported it to the
police, and the local officers Of the ex-
press company were also notified. The
agent, Frank c. Benedict, was out Of
the city, and the clerks refused 20
make any statement However. they
ideatlfied the safe as being the prop
erty of the company. They stated that
such a safe was sent out of this city
Tuesday night in a through car on the
Wabash for st. Louis and Omaha, but
decline to say anything as to what II
contained. There were six money
bags in the safe when found and four
Of them were marked st. Louis, while
the other two were marked Omaha.
They do not indicate what their con-
tents might have been. It is believed.
however. that the safe was stolen We'd
nesday night, because Of the fact that
near the place where the safe was
found a horse and buggy. which had
been stolen the previous evening, was
also found. and grocery store located
about a half mile distant was burglar
lied Wednesday night. It is believed
that the men hauled the safe in this
rig. There is a rumor that the safe
contained $4,000 in gold.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-06-21
InII nellverv In IlIInoIs.

Carbonate. Ills, June PA bold
Jail delivery of unusual proportions
occurred here last night. Jaller Will
fam Creath entered the corridor where
the men exercise and was met near the
door by two negroes and white prif
oner. who overpowered him. Six pris-
oners escaped. Three we're captured
shortly after, but three have not been
captured One Of the escaped men is
and old character known as "Mississip-
pi Slim" Smith, under indictment for
burglary in this city John Martin is
charged with forgery and John Smith
was held for grand larceny.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-06-21
MANY VICTIMS Oh
TEXAS MAN HUNT
Thus Far Six PnrSuerS Have
Been Killed and Six
Wounded

Cotulla, Tex. June 21.-Cortez. the
alleged slayer of Sheriffs Norris and
Glover, it is said, is now within a few
miles Of Cotulla. Yesterday Deputy
MRltzberger and W. c. Campbell
struck the trail of the Mexican outlaw
about five miles from Cotulla, and fol-
lowed him where he had cut several
wire fences. Blood stains showed that
Correz's horse was about exhausted
and unable to jump. Later the pur-
suers found the little brown mare that
COrtez had been riding. He is sup
posed to be hiding in a dense thioket
covering hundreds of acres. His cloth
ing is in tatters and he has thrown
away his rifle. retaining only his pis-
tolls Bloodhounds have been sent for.
Since the present serious condition
of affairs in southwest Texas between
bandits and the authorities began cas-
ualties have resulted as follows:
June 12-sheriff W. T. Morris, Of
Karnes county, in attempting to arrest
MeScans charged with horse stealing,
was killed and one OF MS assallantS
wounded.
June 14-In attempting to arrest the
alleged slayers of Sheriff Morris in
Gonzales county Sheriff r. NJ. Glover
and Constable Henry Schabel were
killed and three Mexicans wounded.
June 15.-At Ottine one Mexican
was killed while resisting arrest.
June ia Mexican was killed at
Belmont and another wounded while
resisting arrest.
June IA party OF rangers near
Benevides killed enc Mexican, wound
ed another and captured a third.
Total dead, three officers and three
Mexicans; wounded. six Mexicans; ar
rests so far as known, nine.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-06-21
big PARTY SPLIT
In PHILADELPHIA
Independent Republicans Will
Have a Ticket
They Issue a Call Vigorously De-
nOunciDg ths CHING Away Of
Railroad Franchises

Philadelphia, Juno 21.--The six Re-
publican county conventions met yes
terday and placed in nomination the
following: For district attorney. John
Weaver; recorder of deeds. William
S. Ware; city controller. John NJ. Wal
ton; clerk OF quarter sessions, Henry
Brooks; judges OF common pleas. J.
Willis Martin and Robert Ralston;
board Of revision Of taxes, Alexander
Colville and John e. Hanifen.
It was announced after the ticket
had been named that town meeting
will be held next Thursday night at
which an Independent ticket. headed
by p. f. Rothermel, the present district
attorney, will be named. The call for
the meeting was issued last night and
is signed by SO citizens. including
prominent clergymen, merchants, bust
ness men and professional men The
administration is severely criticized,
and the voters are urged to support
District Attorney Rothermel. The call
is, in part, as follows:
"The passage by councils OF bills
making a free gift of valuable public
franchises to favorite politicians, with
out guarding the interests Of the peo-
pie. has met with universal and just
condemnation. while the action Of
Mayor Ashbridge In signing these
bills. with undue and precipitate
haste. has aroused a storm Of indigna-
ton never equaled in the history OF our
city.
mot content with constantly defy
ing public opinion and robbing the PEG
pie. with staining the fair name OF our
city before the world, the three men
who have arrogated TO themselves the
power to rule us with an iron hand are
now trying to lay their unclean hands
upon the Office of district attorney
With this important Office in their pos
| session all hope for better government
might as well be abandoned. for II
stands today as one Of the few bul
warks between the law and the erin
inal between order and misgovern
ment. between honesty and theft, anC
Il should at all hazards be kept from
the control of the political machine"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-06-21

Mount Holly, N. j., June 21.-Four-
teen negroes were placed on trial here
yesterday charged with rioting at
Maple Shade in April last. On April 2
these men, in company with p others,
against whom an indictment was also
found but who have not yet been ap-
pretended. engaged in a labor riot.
They were employed in laying tracks
in the neighborhood Of Maple Shade
for the Camden and Suburban Trolley
company, and went on strike. When
Italians were employed to replace them
they attacked the newcomers and
drove them of.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-06-21
After Tax Dodqinq Corporations.

Albany, n Y. June 21.-Comptroller
Knight is about to take action again-t
500 corporations in this state which
owe state corporation taxes TO the ag-
gregate Of 100000. lie is about to
call upon the sherins of the several
counties where the corporations oper-
ate to enforce payment of the taxes
due. and in every case where the sher-
if meets with failure in his effort TO
collect the matter will be placed in the
hands of the attorney general. to com
mence proceedings to annul the char
ter of the companies.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-06-21
PENSIONS FOR PREACHERS
ShOuldered Muskets for Uncle Sam and
Now Ire Receiving Paw

Uncle Sam now Is repaylng Or a. n.
OF West Church. this city, and
the Rev James j. Craig of West Chester,
for service performed on the battlefield.
Their pensions were obtained by Colonel
John Wainwright and although they are
small. each being s. a month, they are
welcome.
DR. Kelgwins dates from July "a, 1891,
and Mr. Craig's from February 9, of the
current year. and each win receive back
pay from these dates
Or Keigwln was captain Of Company y,
Twcnty-sixth Kentucky Infantry. and Mr
Craig served In Company a. First Penn
sylvania Reserves.