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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03
Sta0t Baltimore.
8riefbct0rberung nod bem Mmslanoe.

en- Der nit benz 8. sunni 1901 en-
benbenWo 9e fdliebt bic ausldnbiiae
Yoit in biefem 8iireau, ipte folgt:
bic poft fir padete 1T tdsli9 bon 9
l1br Mprgens Bis 5 l1br Na9mittags
(oussenommen @onntass) seDffnet.
Srans : MtIanti{he Poit.
Oienitas : ubr &benbs: fir
europa per 9ampfer st. 2ouis" pia
@outbampton. II ubr @benbs: fir
europa per Odmpfer r@ermanic."
Mittpp9 = 9 ubr Mbenbs: fir
europa per 9ampfer rJirit Bis
mard" bid glpmoutb unb 9amburg
(griefe fir Sranfrei9, Sibzguropa,
Gappten unb 8ritif9 : Snbten miiRen
per rTiirft 8ismard" beaei9net iein).
12 lbr Na9ts: fir Srantrei9, Glib
europa, Gsppten unb 8ritif4zSnbten
per 9ampfer ga Champagne" pia
Sabre (8riefe fir anbere Sbeile GU
ropa's miiKen pet r2a Champagne"
beaei9net fein).
Sreitug - 9 l1br Qbsnbs: fir
europa per Sampfer rgtruria" pia
Nueenstppn.
pot fir g ii b unb Gem
trail Mmerita, 90 IT.
Snbisn II. T. IN.
Mpntag - 6 l1br 4benbs: fir
Morb<8 railien per Oampfer naisboz
11enIe. IL ubr Na9ts: fir Central
Mmerifa unb 9Gfen an Der @io>Paz
rtfiofiite pia Colon; fir @renaba uno
Erinibab per Oampfer r9renaba."
9ienftag-3 ubr Na9mittags: fir
Samaica bia Bolton. IL ubr Ha9ts:
fir Samaica pia philadelphia; fir
8raiilien per 9ampfer v!6eoelius;"
fir Snasua unb 9aptt per Sampfer
y8elpernpn."
Mittpp9 - IL ubr Ra6ts: fir
Naf1au, Guantanamo unb Santiago
per 9ampfer nSantiaso."
9onneritag - 3 ubr Ha9mittdss:
fir Samaiea bia Bottom.
Sreitas-12 l1br Nadts: fir porto
Rico per Sampfer nPonce;" fir GU
racao unb 8ene5uela per 9ampfer
.9ilbur;" fir ct. Sbomas, bic Gee
fparb= unb Mtnbtparb= SSni eln unb
9emara per 9ampfer npretoria;" fir
Samaicd, Gartbaeend unb @reptopn
Der 9ampfer rMGesbanp;" fir Neus
funblunb per 9ampfer rSilpta;" fir
Martinique unb 8arbabps per DAM
pfer ,Salisman."
poft fir Neufunblanb, pia Nortb
Spbnep, unb fir Misuslon, pia 3d.
fton, f9liebt bier tGsli9 I'm 3 l1br
Ma9mittass; fit Cuba, bia Sampa,
tdgli9 um 1 ubr Naamittass; fir
l9onburas, Gotta &ica unb @uate=
mala, bia Nep : Orleans, tdgli9 Inn
8 l1br Ibenbs.
Srans : Paeific : g It.
Montag - z nbr Mbenbs: fir
6apaii pia San Sranatsoo.
poit fir Iuftralien, Heuieelanb,
Eiit, Samoa unb 9atpaii, bia San
Gran5isoo, f6fieBt bier tdgli9 Biz
gum Is. Sum- Nbenbs 7 ubr.
Die Srans=pacificzPoft pirb tGgz
Ii9 mad benz Mbsanssbafen sefanbt,
nnb stpar 1T bic S9luB : Nnnabme
berfelben 10 arraneirt, baB tie BEL
ununterbrp9enem 11eberldnb Srans=
port re4t5eitis eintrifft.
g.. 9abies Warfielb,
Bp5tmeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03
TO ADVER-
TISERS.

There ID no German paper in Maryland. except
Ing the German Correspondent. that has sufficient
press capacity to print the usual edition Of Der
Dsutsche Correspondent In less than
FIVE HOURS.
The press Of the Corresponding" will print
fold and count the entire edition Of any other
daily German paper in Maryland in
II MINUTES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03
Der Demf(6e GorreCponoent.
Montaa, ben 3. sunni 1901.


Electric Parf." = Seben Mbenb
unS samfass= Motime 9anospin.sg Or!tsannotn.
rHiper : 0tem." - unterbaltenoe
RoSitdten. gDarner's Marplanb=S taats=Rupeas.
r9onppoob=Yarf." - Seben Sag
freis Sanocnins unb MuHf.
gid's YabItz@ arten, Nr. 800, Meit
HiboItsStrabe. = ssbtn 9b.no 9ofal= unp Snftru,
r~ntntoisG on,ert.
vOreisiniafetts : @emetnbe." =
6su:e, moraen nns Mithpobs. abenn, ben s. 4.
nnp 5. SUM. idbrlihts Grobscren=JetH i'm Shul=
taufe.
vShndbenberein bon Baltimore"
- Seutc, Iontaq, erobes heutibes GET i'm .Wet=
enps Sarriion=ears uno Baltimore trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03
x6ebreu ltniteo Charities"

Gin lDbli9es 8sitreben u%nisrer israez
litii9en Mitbiirger. - 5Gat auf
fru9tbaren 9oben.-gtn 8iirger=
gomite nit Der Summlung BON
$4,000 betraut.
Inter ben Nufpiaien Der vSsraeltti=
5den Woblthdtigfeits : 9efeqf9aft"
fdnben fi9 seitern auf Die ginlaoung
in ben 3eitungen bin ungefGbr bunoert
!0erren unb Samen i'm MahifpnzQpe.z
Sempel an Der gde BON Mabifonz4pe.
unb &obert=S trabe elm, I'm S9ritte
gu treffen gum Iniammeln elmer bin
reidenben Summe fir bas angefaufte
Seim. No9 ldnserer Sistuiiion
purbe uuf 8orf9lug bes Or. u. 5riez
benfpalb beI9loHen. ben 8oriber
Moies 4els gu i%nitruiren, elm Teunerz
Gomite gu ernennen, bas bic erfDrberz
li6en Mittel coGettiren ion. 9r.
Mofes 8renner fungirte in Der Ser
fammlune als. Sefretdr. IS tit bic
0bit6t, fir ole tsrdelttt1hen Sr9dnlz
%fationen, pie rSsraelitif4e @obltbdz
tigteits : 8efenidaft," rSsraelitii9er
SamenzN Gbperein," nSD9ter in S.
rael," rMil9z unb giszSonb," rMucz
cabder : gerein," rSsraelitii6er 9oz
fpital 8ersin," rSsrdelittf6er Wais
ienbaus<g erein," rJrei>geerbisunss=
GeIeGi4aft" ETC., Elm eemein1umes
6eim unter benz Hamen: y9ebren
uniteb CHARITIES Building" gu errihz
ten. gu bieiem 3nede bat man beretts
bas 6aus Nr. AL, Weitz6apettez
Strabe, BON Der Wittne bes Generals
Sobn g.. 8errb erunb5insfrei fir
$4,000 erpprben unD bruu6t mod
fpeitere $4,000, UNI bic erforberli9en
Menberungen bornebmen gu laifen.
0as @runbitiid lit 30 SUB brett uno
$50 SUP tief. Inter ben Intpeienoen
oeftern Nbenb f9ien cine iebr begets
iterte @timmung 5u berri9en, uno
9eri9iebene erfldrten ii9 bereit, ipfort
itattli9e Summen gu oet4nen. 9r.
Sof. MiGer 1T @oriiBer bes 9auzGo=
mites.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03

Rennp's &affee miro tdglid aerGftet.
8erfu9t unferen f%einiten &ioz unb
Santos &affee. unerrei4t gu irseno
enem Yreiie.
g. .. &ennp& 6 o., so 2dben.
CaAl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03
@i6tig fit Nmaetgenoe.

Sn TarpIanb erfhetnt auber benz .Ssutf@en
Gorrei2onbenten' feine ein,ioe beuifhe 3eitung,
,sel&e sine Srud,qr.Fe behst. bi. i'm Stonbe IN.
ofe outage bes .Geuti6en Gorreipunoeuten' in
heuioer, OILS
fittf Sfnnoctt
IN bruden. Sic grefe bes .6orreiponbentens Tam
bic duilaoe iraeno einer anberen taalia:n bouts
t&en Seitune in Marplanb in
fluff Wttttttet
bru6en, faIsen unb absdbien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03

Ser rS9paben : Terein
BON Baltimore" belt geitern
in Scr. 8 unb II, poitoffieezQ penue,
feline r~eselmdbise @eriammlung, in
ipelder mebrere Mitslieoer aufgez
nommen tpurben. IS purbe beri9=
tet, bab ale 8orbereitungen fir oas
@9mabenfeft heute. Montas, Doaens
6et feien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03

8efu9 in Oenber, Colorado
Springs, @alt 2afezGitb, Gan Sranz
cisco, Sos 4ngeles, 8anff 9ot
Springs unb anberen intereRanten
punften. 5abrpreis fir bic Runb>
reile $188.50. Q5l,3-4,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03
Gtotionen.

Wetterausfi4ten - Stir
MarDlanb unb ben Oiftritt Column
bia grDbtentbeils flar am Montaq,
Hesensiife am Dienfaa. frif4e tpeft=
Tide Winbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03
Ser Singer S4eibegrub.
GISu. on m.SnI,Sor So2 NoFnrn-

Der Singer S9eibegrub.
- Gttpa 20 Mitglieber oes 9eiangz
9ereins vGbelpeib" beriammelten
ii6 geftern Radmittag am 9rabe hes
6rn. Spbann Hiibeling auf Der rMt.
Carmel ; Cemetery" unb pflan5ten
am &opfenbe befielben einen bereits
in 8liitbe 1tebenben Hoienitrau9.
r9es SGnsers S9eibegruB", Elm
einfa9es, aber gum 9er5en gebenbes
2ieb, tpurbe 5uerit sefunsen II. bann
fplgte bas Yflan5sn bes 8pienitrauz
Dies. 6r. grbarbt gpring, Der Prdz
iibent bes ,GbelpeiB," belt cine lGnz
gere Nnipru9e, in pel6er er II. u.
faste: v8erebrte Sangesbriiber: Wir
iteber beute am @rabe unieres Sunz
gesbrubers 6rn. So9n 3iibeltng, an
beHen 8eerbigung mir am Sonntag,
ben 10. Mai bs. S., leiber nt9t
tbeilne6men fonnten. Gr binterldbt
in unieren 9er5en Elm Monument,
bas ldnger tpGbren mag, als aaegluz
men, bic mir bier pflan5en fDnnen."
Ser 3ebner erpGbnte Johann bic
2iebe bes 8e~ritorbenen gum beutz
i9en 2iebe, fein eifriges Wirfen i'm
Snterehe bes beuti9en SGngerpei ems
in Sit : Baltimore. Ser 8erein
fang mod ben Gbpr rgOelpeib" unb
begab fid baruuf mad feiner 5alle
an Salt unb gaitzQpe., Canton.
Sus neue girfular bes
nBeabobp= 6 a t D.
RUINS" fir 1901 Biz 1902 lit TO-
eben i'm Druid eri9ienen uno entbdlt
cine Nn5abl Neuerunsen, uuf pel4e
1pGter nod elm Mal bes 2Gn9eren
binsetpieien perben ion, gu auerz
nG6it 1onen bic Spmp6oniez Gon5erte
pieber bur6gefiibrt tperben. Sine
Nnsubl Sreiitelen 1T creirt tporben.
9esglei6en purbe cine Menge neue
2ebrtrdfte getponnen, bdrunter SRI.
Mtnna 9. Sin, tpel6e bier unter
8urmsiiter unb 9amerit lernte unb
inn pergangenen Sabre auf Der fgl.
9o9fdule unter 9etnri6 8artb ibre
Stubien perpoli tdnbigte. Sr. Otis
9. 8oiie, Der 6armonie unb Gompoz
iition lebren pirb, itammt nus berz
lin, S6io, beiu6te bas MuiifzGonz
ferpatorium in 2eip5ig unb itubirte
in Berlin unter 8ulaf. Sir ben
Sreel : unterri9t lit prof. So6n 6.
9udportb BON England geponnen
porben. Serner tit benz 9ebrplane
@prd9unterri9t 5ugefi9t tporben.
Man bGlt es fir n%ot6penbig,
9eutI9, 5run5Oiti9 unb Stulienii4
gu lernen. Oeuti6en unterri6t pirb
Mabel 8otie BON Berlin, ttalienif6en
l1nterri9t Sobn Eager 9opurb, IT,,
BON 3om unb frun5Oiif6en 3oftne
Mele bon guris ertbeilen. Die berz
9aneene Saifon pirb als bic err olgz
rei9ite in Der @ef9i4te bes Confer
bdtpril1mS beaetnnet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03
Gum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9eburtsz
tag unferes geliebten 8aters

We1t GDert
Baltimore, ben 2. Stunt 1901.
No6 lebft 9u, treues 8aterher5,
No9 bift gu Bel ben Seinen,
limb beute regt fi9 frob Sein !9er5,
Wenn mir urts ar pereinen;
Oils Define treue &inberfdaar
Wir bringen unf're Winf9e bar
gu benz @eburtstagsfeite,
limb piinf9en Dir bas 8efe:
@efunbbsit, Sriebe, Slid unb Sell,
Oas tperbe INNER Sir gu Sheil,
Nimm, Batter, es entgegen,
5rob ion Sein 9era ii4 resen.
@epibmet ppn
Oeinen bdnfbdren e n
Q54) bern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03

Cine SommerzS Sour qler
iiber ben Continent. 9reiBigtdgige
Sour auf Der vYenninlpanier giIenz
balm" na9 Der pucificz8iite am 8.
Suit.
Runbreiie $188.50. Spe3ialzp uuz
manz3ug iiber Die sun5e 3oute.
051346)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03

0eute, tpeIbs . 7. Sisaert 5 Gn9oiturasg;t1
tiers I'M Ssrbt eebrauben, iparen iudbrcrp oesSSins
tiers Stlo an ibreR Sottor=Rebuungen. Sa5 ero'
&c iinnnre-:tnniihs StQrtunQsmttel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03

a n" am s. Sult. q51,3A,6)
Gine&inbesIei9e / m s q.
fem Ser in Nr. 1000, gotpmacs
@trabe, tpobnbafte Wiuiam 5urriior
fanb seitern @ormittag gegen 9 llb1
am pier Der Spebben'f6en S3tffs=
baubDfe ben 2ei9nam zines ettpa bier
Sage alien 9inbes in elmer @i9arren:
fiIte auf benz Waher. Ser 2ei9nam
nurbe in bus itGbtii 9e S%obtenbaus &c;
fanot. Coroner Or. RileD tpirb eine
l1nteriu9ung abbalten.
8edmtenpd6l unb 6 on n
# itutions 9 erGnberu n g,
= Ser rMaria : aranfen : unterit IT,
8erein" belt geftern Nu9mittaq in
Der S6ul6alte Der ct. Mi9aelsz Stride
an Der 2ombarb<, nabe MolfeftraBe
cine gut befu9te 8eriummlung a6,
Sen @oriib fibrte ST. &arl 2udurt
Die @abl Der 8eamten bate folgenbes
3eiultat: prdftbent &arl 2udart.
@icezprGiibent Martin Mers, Sefre=
TOR Mnton Sddf4 unb SaaBmeiite,
Mnbreas WiG. Ser 8erein bat 25O
Mttglieoer.
@eburtstassfeier - 9r.
9eit ebert feierte seitern, ben 2. sunni.
1einen II. 9eburtstag in ieiner Wob=
nrng, Nr. 314, Glinton=S trabe, gan=
ton, i'm &reife bieler Sreunbe unb Be-
tannten. Seine flint 8tnber unb neun
gntel bru9ten linn mebrere id0ne &C.
fdenfe bar, unb an Grfrif9unsen, To-
pie einem f9madbaften, BON ieiner
So9ter, Sruu 2ouiie 5idmer, CUBE
r~eiteten Souper labte man ii9 nad
Sersenslui t.. 8ei 9eiung unb Slider
Hang purben einige Stunben re9t an
qenebm perlebt, unb man6es Sod er=
i6on gu Gbren bes 9eburtstagsfinbes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03
Wmtlibe Sriehifte.

Demtfdes &efo st pereanfett,
"a Gents pro wart.
sbifstart.n BON uno mad europa, aecr Saltts
NOR. pp,r RtpsOOrt. GdbnsSIltts nap alfn aeas
! len Gurspa's.
9bep. 9. Diener q So.
ar: AIS. Geaig,i usas Sas'etrsss
GIL. a1atsx&el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03

yer uOenf 0e III
fponbent" i'm 4uslanbe.
Wie bod Der n9euti4e Gorreiponz
bent" i'm Muslanbe olsemein gez
f6dbt pirb, geht tpieberum aus einem
8riefe aus 2angenfal5a, Propin5
Sa6fen, ben 9r. 5. Gonrab aiimmel
bon Nr. 772, Columbia : Ipenue,
ppr 8ursem BON SRI. Murie S4uz
9arbt erbielt, berpor. Sn bemielben
beiBt es unter Wnberem: ru8eIten
Sanf fir bic Nummern bes ySeut=
56en gorrefponbenten." gs freut
mid, bab bic bortigen Seuti9en, To-
tpeit es bic 9oeren unb gnelGnber be-
trifft, eans unierer Meinung limb.
9o9 babe i9 mid i6er Gins febr gez
punbert: bab ndmli9 i'm rOeuti9en
gorrefponbenten" ELM beutf9erer Son
berrf6t, als bier in unIeren 3eitunz
gen ielbIt. Senbet mir balb pieber
einige Nummern bes uGorreIponberz
ten," benin i6 iperbe bon alien 8ez
fannten barum gefrugt."
Gin mt fteri0fer Sail. -
l1eber ben Sob bes 6rn. Gurl $. 9oz
topp bon charlottesville, 3d., ipel9er
bier biele 8ertpanbte unb 8etannte
bat, tperben na9trGgli9 benz v9sutz
59en Gorrefppnbenten" fplsenbe Mitz
tbeilungen semu4t: r9r. 9Otopp trat
am Samitag, ben 26. Mut, nit benz
7.2O : 46enb3ug BON GbarlottesptQe
aus cine Sabrt na9 benz etpa 80 Wfeiz
len en%tfernten Staunton an, Inn bort
nod Elm notbpenbiges GeIddft gu err
lebigen, BON mo aus er bann nit benz
Ditli9 fabrenben s. s. 9.z3ug UNI 81
20 friib Morgens feline Hiiffabrt lpiez
Der antrat. Gtpa cine Meile peftli6
bon benz nabe Staunton gelegenen
StGbtden @apnesboro' ipurbe bdnn
frii9 Morsens Der 2ei9nam bes crit
fur5 aubor an feinen 9erlebungen gez
1torbenen iungen Wannes bon benz
S%abnbeamten gefunben, pel4er bas
9eletie gu begeben bate. Die Sbeprie,
oaB Der iunge Mann bur6 etnen gu
fan ober bur9 l1nborii9ttgteit bonn
3uge gefauen lei, iptrb babur6 niberz
legt, baB bas @elb, bas er BEL ii6 unb
bielei9t a19 nod inStaunton Mbenbs
eoIeftirt bate, iopie Ieine goloene
ubr aus ieinen 5ai9en peri6nunben
mar. Gin Haubmprb pirb bierbur9
fat CUR 9epibbeit, unb baB Der pber
bic GaubmDrber, bic pubten, bub Der
iunge Mann bel 9elb Bel fi9 bate,
benfelben 3us beftiegen batten uno i'm
bon Der Ylattfo rm ftieben, als Der 3ug
1t6 Wabnesbpro' nG6erte unb langiaz
mel fubr, tpobur9 es i6nen felber fpdz
ter let9t purbe, BON benz 3ug herabz
5ufpringen, na9 Dem 9erlebten 5uriifz
5ufebren unb i'm gu berauben unb su
ermorben. Dieter Infi6t 54eint audi
bic Goroners= Surp getpeien gu ietn, oa
Tie ibren Wabrfpru9 auf fpGter perz
i6ob, Inn mebr 8epeismatertal fir
ben @erba9t zines 8aubmorpes gu
iammeln. 9as ungliidli9e Spfer
binterlGBt auber ieiner betaeten Mutz
ter unb mebreren 9ei9ntitern cine
iunge 8atttn, cine So9ter bes gaftors
Carl 8. s. Srinde in Baltimore, unb
Elm Sinh, eebOrte Der r2ose Nr. 389"
bes Srbens Der ngfs" an, betrieb felt
benz Nieberbrennen Der pen<parf=
Weinfeuerei nit feinem S6pager,
6rr. 2eiburg, cine Sabrif CUR 9etpinz
hung bon Sprup fir Spbapaferz
sSabrifanten. gr mar in 2ebensz unb
unfaG : @erii6erunes : 9eieni9aften
gum 9etruge bon $4,000 perii9ert."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03
@ablen auf cuba.

@erbGltniBmGBis rubiger @erlauF.-
Die @erperfung Der Sef4life
Der Gpn1tituante fettens Der ger.
Staten peruria4t tpenig @pfres
dltf1u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03

Sour mad Galifprnien
unb benz canabif9en Nprbpeiten auf
Der vYennfDlbunier gtfenz
babn" am 8. sSuli. (151,3-4,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03

8ra9ten lid fe1bf in
g 9pu1itdten. gilbert 8opls
unb Sobn Welf6, ftritenbe 8ernister
BON @parrons' potnt, beiu4ten se=
itern ben r9oot" in Stz8alttmore
unb gerietben in bic 9eieaf6uft Der
Charlotte Stump. sic amiiitrten iih
aans gut, Big plOBlid 8ople 500, bic
CT in ieinsn Safden bate, permibte.
Gin Streit unb cine iolenne priiselei
tuaren bic 5olse, pel4en poliaiit
Glenn elm gnbe ma4te, inbem er ale
Orei perbaftete unb lie in Die Dili9e
poli5eiitation bra4te. 5ier funb man
an 8pnle elm Safdenzpiitol Dor, unb
er purbe bes Sragens p~erborgener
Waffen befdulbist, pdbrenb er, fo=
tpie bic beibeu Mnoern Der Grtebensz
ft0ruua beidulbi4t murben.
The times., 1901-05-26
rey.essea Justice.

s4re teu v~sfs aED so Arab named
Amer Eeu hIl. Dut better known as
Freuchy." vas csUYicir,d of the mur-
der Of w15rau known as "OId
Shakespeare" la % sailors boarding
house IN New York The HUinucaB
with which the arrest. trial. and pun
ishn.ent Of this man were managed
excited some comment 81 the time, but
as he was scarcely able 10 speak any
English and gccmed too dazed 10 rcalize
his situation. he made no adequate de-
fence. and none waa made for him IL
is reported that be has since become in
sane as a result OF his confinement
Facts have come TO Hight within the
last few days. however. which prac-
ticaly prove him innocent
A man Of social and mercantile prom
inence is said to be in possession of
evidence which shows that the murder
for which "Frenchy" was condemned
was committed by another man. at the
time In his employ. This unknown in
dIyidual states that at the time Of the
murder stableman named Frank, who
was employed on his place at Long
Island, stayed out all night ana left
in his room at the time of his departure
some ten days later the key 0f the room
in which the murder took place, AMI a
The times., 1901-05-26

explicit denial of any such intention.
Probably even such an answer might
not appear conclusive to an English
authority able to remember that a
much more solemn pledge, encysted in
a formal treaty in 1850, was deliberately
violated as soon as this country be-
came preoccupied in the civil war.
Promises on the part of England, in
the past, have held good only when ne
cessity or convenience recommended
their observance. We have yet to make
a similar complaint as regards Ger
many.
The Saturday Review says that 'jt
is pleasant for Europe to be menaced
with the commercial fist and the mailed
fist cf America at the same time" This
we may venture to believe is a fine
old crusty English sarcasm. The com
mercial fist we grant; but all of its
knuckles are susceptible of being
broken if Europe will adopt the RENE
dies. easily within reach. against vi
cious fiscal system of which a majority
Of Americans are heartily sick. When
it comes to the mailed fist" it does not
exist 1t would take an active and
obvious disposition on the part of some
European Power to come over here and
interfere in American affairs to bring
it into being. In such an event it would
unquestionably pop out from the mill
tary end of the Monroe Doctrine and
hit out rather vigorously.
The times., 1901-05-26
TEACHING THE BLIND.
Wonderful Success Attained by
Doctor in Vienna.
(fToIn the London |

(From the London Daily Teiegraph)
An interesting case was brought the
other day before meeting of the Society
of Physicians at Vienna. Director Heller
of the Vienna Blind Institution. introduce
ed a boy of seven years. blind from his
birth. whom by his system he had taught
in fourteen months to read. to distinguish
co!orS, forms, and objects, to lOcaIiZe and
to distinguish them without previous
touch. either by day or artificial light and
at continually increasing distances The
professor. who has had thirty years ex-
perience with the deaf, dumb. and blind
came long ago to the conclusion that
when the former have perfectly formed
ears they can hear, but the connection
with the brain fails. DR.. Heller therefore
endeaVored to arouse thought in connec-
tiOn with a subject and has made seventy
two such children hear and speak. The
success with the deaf and dumb encour-
aged him to do something for the blind
whose eyes are perfectly formed and who
SuHer from pSychical blindness. Three
years ago two boys brothers aged four
and five born blind, were brought to him
from hungary for preparation for the
blind school Prof. Fuchs, one of the
leading ocuilStS OF Vienna, to whom the
boys Were taken for examination. pro-
nounced both to be blind with perfectly
formed eyes-a case, therefore, of PSYCHE
cal blindness.
The method adopted by DR.. Heller is 10
place the patient In Il perfectly dark
room. in which . movable Illuminated
transparent disc is placed The child thus
ltdl rs dAltI iuiS ana IeulOuS labor, the
difference between light and dark The
youngest was soon able to localiZe the
( disc, and a large house key was placed in
| his hands that he might feel it. This was
later fastened behind the canvas. The boy
said: What you have placed in the light
is your house key" The next object that
: he recognized was a ball The key and
the ball were often exchanged. but he
never failed to distinguish them correctly
| The director then hung piece of red
glass between the piano lamp and the
disc. when the boy said: Tonight there is
another light" 1t was explained TO him
that this was red, and gradually he
learned TO distinguish colors with great
precision. Outside the darkened room he
was still perfectly blind. GeOmetricaI fig
ures, lines, circles triangles were drawn
upon the sheet. after which Heller tri-
umphantly proceeded to letters and fig
ures. The blind boy now reads with his
eyes. Gradually the instruction was eX-
tended to daylight. After eight months
Heller brought his pupil back 10 Prof
Fuchs, who thought there must be some
mistake, that the boy followed the move
ments OF the chalk upon the board with
his ears or listened to the signals of his
teacher Director Heller begged Prof.
Fuchs to take the child into another
room, where out of 81 experiments, he
only failed three times.
The times., 1901-05-26
The Anti-Canteen Inv.

The effect of the Anti-Canteen law
at Fort Schuyler and every other post
where it has been enforced continues to
be anything but satisfactory. There
have been forty courts-martial since
February IA at Fort Schuyler, though
there were but three in the two and
one-half years before that; and never
in the history of the fort have there
been so many men in the guardhouse
at one time. The officers do not like it
any better than the men, for, of course,
it makes their work infinitely more diff
ficult and perplexing. When the men
drank at the post the officers could
know what was going on and check dis
order if there was need Of 1t, but the
village is four miles away and it is i'm
possible to keep the men under sur
veillance when they are allowed to go
there; moreover, it would be unjust TO
forbid their going.
To the man who is accustomed to an
occasional glass of beer, inability to
get it creates a demand for more than
a glass. The human body is so con-
structed that a moderate craving for
some particular article of food or drink
becomes immoderate when one is de-
prived of it after having had 1t habit
ually for some years. When the can
teen was run on the ordinary, sensible
basis, most Of the soldiers drank no
more than a glass of beer a day, If
they took even that; and it would take
TO do mischief to anybody. Compelled
to walk four miles for his liquor,
the soldier is inclined to have a good
time in uproarious fashion when he
gets it. The moderate craving for al
cohol has by repression become roar
ing drink devil