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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-22
This Pig Was Too Curious.

The collectors of the curious sto- ries of the freaks of lightning have preserved the account of the case where what appeared to be ball of fire was observed rolling along the ground and finally into a shed where several pigs were penned. With com paratively slow and deliberate move ments the ball traversed the inclosing rails, skirted the sides of the pen, and was pursuing it's so far harm less way along the field when an overcurious pig concluded to investi- gate it more closely by rubbing his snout against it. At the touch of the pigs snout the shed on that side flew into small bits and the porcine student of electricity and his half dozen brothers and sisters were in- atantly killed.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-22
|CORDELIA ; By Frank II. Sweet. } t3tsC33t3t}rkk
 (copyrieht, 1901, by Authors syndicatel
By Frank IT. Sweet.
HACKETT was Q

H0RDELIA HACKETT was out
 mending her fence. This was nothing unusual, for the fence had a habit of needing mending, and for many long year there had been no one but Gordelia to do at, and, in fact, to do all the mend dng and tending and baking and mak- ing for the hungry Hackett family. She had smoothed the way down into the valley for her poor, paralytic fa- ther, and had paved the way up the hill of life and into an education for her brothers and sisters, and was now thinking of performing the same office for the motherless children of an old CT half-brother.
 Tap, tap, tap, rang Cordelia's ham mer as she went along the fence, strengthening 8 slanting picket here and driving fresh nail in place of a rusty one there; and tap. tap, tap, sounded firm, approaching footsteps on the sidewalk. But the artist of the hammer did not notice. Her thoughts were busy in reviewing the past and in making plans for the future. The week before, her youngest brother had gone out into the world to make place for himself, and now she was alone-for the first time in her life. She had thought to remain in her pretty, vine covered cottage and read and study and do just what she liked. But only this morning letter had come from her brother John, inviting her to live with him and look after his children. Well, of course she would go; but it was with sharp pang she made the decision.
 Presently her nails gave out, and she rose with the intention of going after more. But as she did so she saw the figure of a man leaning on her gate, and pair of keen, quizzical eyes were looking straight into her own.
 An angry flush rose to her face, but was quickly succeeded by look of pleased recognition.
 "For the land sake, Tom Rogersi" she cried, as she stepped forward and gave him her hand, "who ever thought to see you herel And with such whis- kers- Why, declare, I scarcely knew youl Let's see, it's ten years since you went out west?"
 Twelve, Cordeha, twelve" he said, Emilingly. You remember it was the year after father sold his farm. That was in 's9-Lizzie White had a lawn party the evening before left"
 "Yes, remember" giving him an arch look. You went home with Eudie Adams, and folks did say"
 ooh, pshaw, CordeIia," he remon- strated; you and Sudie were togeth- CT, and started to go home with both
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-22

A case heavy huck towels. 4c eachs from Sc.
 A case fine yard wide percales. all new patterns, Sc yard, from 121sc. {
 50 dozen handsome new pillow shams and bureau scarfs. 25c. from soc. [
 50 pieces fine lace allovers. 25cs from 50c; 29c. from 58c; 35c. from roc; 45c, from $1. { Acase fine white cambric muslins s9c, from 15c.
 4 case fine wide printed lawns, s,love- ly patterns, 9c, from 15c.
 200 dozen mems fine imported fan- cy cotton hose, usual price soc to 75c. at 19c pair or $1.15 by the box of one-half dozen.
 Ladies' iecru jersey vests, shell trimmed and taped, 4 for 25c. from Toe.
 Ladies' extra size jersey shaped vests, taped, He, from 19c.
 Ladies, white jersey shaped vests, high and low neck, also drawers. 19c. from 25c. ! POO dozen ladies' fancy seamless hose, also black and tan, also black with white feet, Sc pair, from 15c.
 100 dozen children's black ribbed seamless hose. 9c pair. from 121ac, 8 pairs for 25c. j
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-22
THE COLoFEL's BEARD.
It Got Caught in His Bicycle and Was Mixed Up So Badly That shaw
 ing Was Imperative.

Col. William Crandall, of Smoky Hollow, Pa, had to get shaved the other day, and under most painful and distressing circumstances. It was his first shave in 20 years and the opera .ion sacrificed set of whiskers that were the pride and joy of the whole region.
 Many years ago the colonel loved village lass, who is now the happy mother of ten fine children and the proud grandmother of four. She tilted the colonel and married Smoky Hol- lowite whose chief charm was long flowing beard. Smarting under his re-
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-22

court with their two youthful sons, who had been fighting. After hearing some testimony the justice asked:
 Did the Martin boy strike your boy, Mrs. Klemp?"
 Thewoman admitted that he had.
 And did the Klemp boy strike your boy?" said the justice to Mrs. Martin.
 Mrs. Martin nodded her head.
 Well, now you spank the Klemp boy" said the justice to Mrs Martin. And you spank the Martin boy" he said to Mrs. Klemp.
 The women at first held back, but after a moment both stepped forward, and taking the son of the other over their knees, spanked away with fury that sayored not of sparing the rod.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-22

Iine Hamburg embroidery at about naiI the price of the cloth.
 AL 4c yard, from 1Oc.
 At SC yard, from 15c and 20c.
 At l2llac yard, from 25c.
 At l5c yard, from soc.
 At 19c yard, from 35c.
 70 dozen handsome pillow covers, 9c from 39c
 46 dozen splendid 50 cent ventilating coIsets' price cut in two; 25c pair to f.d ! gross hook-on hose supporters, 19c.
 Q gross shell halrpins, large and 19c. - one u0Aen' Aioin a, 70 gross fine leatEer purses and odlt olateialne bags, 19c, 23c, 33c, 49c and o9c. t. Just half cost of these useful ar
 oO dozen genuine F. P. ventilating corsets, 50c, from $1.
 zo dozen ladies' fine night robes, 4oc, fro S9c.
 . 25 dozen ladies' fine night robes, ,eec, from $1.OO. 5Oc. -' --o-t' 50 dozen ladies' silk and lace collars. 19c, from $1.5O. 70 dozen ladies' silk and satin sleeves to wear with short sleeve dresses, 19c, from $1.25.
 A bale heavy, wide linen crash. 51s, from 10c.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-22
ThouRhfIess Woman.

Mir. Krusty-W We'll, it's too late now. Why didn't you come to my office when you were downtown today and tell me all this?
 Mrs. Krusty-Why, didn't think to stop at your office.
 That's just like you. If you'd only stop to think occasionally, perhaps you would have thought to stop."- Philadelphia Times.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-22
At Mo1Ix,s House.

When take tea at MolIy's house
 say 1t with regret I scarcely notice who is there, And what they say. and what they wears
 speedily forget When take tea at Molly's house
 The only one see Is Molly sitting there demures And of but one thing am sure
 That Molly smiles at me. When take tea at Molly's house,
 This, only, would say: Sweet Molly come and pour the tea, And sweeten 1t with smiles for me
 At my house every day" Mary M Currier, in Town and Country.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-22
rhe Kai.er Reaa. Manx New.paper.

Emperor William recently gave or ders for long list of newspapers to be laid before him daily, instead of clippings, as heretofore. Besides pc rusing upwards of 40 German papers, he glances every day at two French journals, two English, one American and three Austrian
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-22
WATERBURY T1Rn AnanM.

WATERBURY TIRM AnARM.
 4--Cor South Main anu urand sta
 G. 6--Scovill Manufacturing Co. (P).
 6,-Cor Bridge and Magill sts-
 7--Exchange Place.
 12--Rogers & Bro. (PD.
 1S Cor East Main and Niagara st& 14--Cor East Main and Wolcott I'd. 15--Cor High and Walnut sts.
 16--Cor East Main and Cherry sts. 17--Cor East Main and Cole sts. 21--Cor North Elm and Kingsbury sta 23--Burton Street engine house. 24--Waterbury Manufacturing Go. (Py 25- Cor North Main and North sts. 06--Cor buckingham and Cooke sts. z 27--Cor Grove x Prospect Sts.
 2S--Cor Hillside avenue and Pine st.
 oo-Cor Ludlow and N. Willow Sts. 41-Cor Bank and Grand sts.
 22--Cor Riverside and Bank sts. a4-Cor West Main and Watertown rd s5-Conn. Light'g x Pow. Co, car
 house, (P).
 a6-Waterbury Brass Co. fPJ.
 37-Cor Cedar and Meadow stss a8-Cor Grand and Field sts.
 4o-Cor South Main and Clay stR 43-New England Watch Co. (P). EE-Benedict & Burnham Mfg Co. (P1 46-Waterbury Buckle Co. (Pl.
 l7-Cor s. Main and Washinton sta. K1-Cor Baldwin and River sts. 4 62-Cor Franklin and union sts. k3-Wat'b'y Clock Go. cage ract'y (Pl 64-Cor Clay and Mill sts.
 66-Cor Liberty and River sts.
 57-No 5 Hose House.
 6s-Cor Baldwin and Stone sts. 62-Cor Doolittle alley and Dublin se. 70--Cor West Main and Willow sts.
 73-North Willow street.
 74-Cor Johnson ana WatervilIe stas 160-Cor East Main and Melton sts. T oIo-The Platt Bros & Go. (P). Buckle Co. (P). Clock Co. mvt fact'y (Py. o1f;-Cor North Main and Grove sts 251-Cor Round Hill and Ward sts 061-Junction Cooke and N. Main sts. bet. Central SE Holmes avs. e11-S. N. E. Telephone Go bldg. (Pl. R1o--Cor Bank and Meadow sts. & Cloves. (p) and Atwood (P). 01f-American Ring Go (P). 21e,-Electric Light Station (P). 31S-Holmes. Booth & Haydens (PE Ro1-No 4 Hose House. S23-Cor Wash'g'n ave and Porter sts. Charles and Porter sts go5-Cor Simons st and Wash'g'n ave- gT1-City Lumber and Coal Go (P9. 41o--Tracy Bros (P). 432-Cor Liberty and South Main Stss l51--Steele k Johnson Mfg Co (Pls K92--Cor Baldwin and Rye sts.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-22
Valuc of Cropa

Crops are worth on an average 11o shillings an acre in England and 127 shillings n Ireland.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-22
he Turnbull Co.
4o-53 South Main Street.

urmcttoun s5ood at Less Prices hanany other rhouen Waterbury, Another of the into CASF
 
  FRo
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-22
FOR REnTE

One family hoase of eight rooms. with large lot, on Burton street. $22. If you want a we'll drilled. or your old one has gone dry and you want It deepened, we can do 1t for you. and de 1t right.
 w. F. J -ARRErT
 1O4 BANK ST
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-22

of you, but that little Ed Purcell came up. and you went off with him." Then, with sudden consternation: "I beg your pardon. You-ain't married
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-10
0rnBfeuer in Tittsbnrg.

9itts Burg ga, 9. 6e6r. -
QrmItron9's Gort 6abrif, Die pon
Der RailrpaoItraBe unp Dem AIss6uz
np 6luFfe unb Der %. unb "a. Sir.
begren3t nirb, gerietb 6eute. Rudnrit=
tag IS ll6r in 8rano uno nuroe to-
tai 3erTi0rt. Die 1900 2(ngsTt2Gten
enifamsn 2lQe unoerleBt. 0a8 Sc
bGuoe mar flint Stpdperfe 6p6.
NuBerbem puroe Die MaT9inenz
Werfildtie Der y2oiten 6oggsSrpnz
II. Steel Co., an Der "a. StroBs
i4tper beT4dbigt. Der S9aben pirb
iiber eins bai6e N}iQion Dollars Be-
tragen.
4nbere 8rGnbe.
Omaba a, g}e6r., 9. 6sbr. - Die
Sterilization Der Sma9a Street Ra!lz
tpap So. lit geIfsrn Na9t mitTammt
Der pertbppqen NdTdinen @inri9z
lung uno elmer Qln3a6l 8abnpagan
in 6Iammen aufgsgungen. 0aB am
gre13snos W}et6obii!in 9oTpital mar
bon Der lobsrnoen @tutb 6eOrpbt, oo8
gslang es Der 6sueripe6r, Den 8ranb
auf Teinen 9erO gu be,6rdnten. Der
materte0e 0erluIt pirO auf 100000
bere6net.
&bicugo, 9. Tebr. - Das biers
it06i9e rDepurtementz z"9eT6dft BON
$. s. 2ub II. 3d., glr. 9O8, MilpauA
fee 2lDenue, purOe qeIteru 9fa6t
our9 5euer 3erii0rt. 8,rluit $75,z
900.
Sem gort, 9. Gebr. - Die
Gar 3emiIe Der 9rpofipn 3apio
SranTit So. in 5lat6uI6 2(oe. Iii. Be-
oerlp Roob 1T Elm 8aub Der Slam
men geporoen. Gs fno 11O Cars
i'm N2rtbe BON 100000 perbrannt.
2lu6 Die gegenuber lie9enos %. 9o.5z
i4e Stallung tpuroe pom 5eu7r er=
griffen unb Don ben oarin befinOItz
6en 8fsrOen fno 3nsi oer6rannt. Die
9o4n 8sisGfdaFt 6at bic 3srR0rten
0rG6ts Iofort pieoer reparirt unb Der
8trtebr III nur ouf tur3e 3ett unter>
brp6an 9epsIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-10
4aBt fir 0arblauo.

30 oiton 8. 5ebruar. - Sn elmer
4soe ii6at bic ae6te Der gIeger i'm
SiiOen madte 9afor Dr.. 2pman Q6z
bott einige re8t isniationsls GntbIlz
lungen. Gr Ia9te: r88ar6aren ba6tn
He6te, nel6e Bic GibiliIation rsipettjz
rem muB; a6er in sinem cibiltIirten Sc
meinpeIen fat 8ar6ari8mu8 fein
Re6t. Die Mauer, tpsl6t un ben
8arbarismus in Der 6orm BON SSnbiaz
ner Reierpationen erridtet nurbe,
1pGk niebargeriFen unb Die SSno;aner
ge5ipungen peroen, untsr cibifiIirten
Meni4en 3u lebsn. 0as NegerzPrO6z
lem 1T tpeit idpitri9sr, oo9 IS fam
auf oisiel6e 8siIs gsl0it tperoen. @5
1T Elm Srrthum, dn3une6men, OaB
Sebermdnn 1timman fann. Sd tpiQ
nt6t bic N}at6oben rs9tFertigen, bod
applauoirs i6 Dem @eriu6e in ben
leBten Sabrsn, nur ben 6eIten @ismenz
ten gu erlau6en, i'm Siiosn gu berrz
f6en. &s IpQte feline 5ar6snz ober
RaHengren3e, IOnOern cine G6aratterz
gren3e ee3pgsn psrOen. 8OOfer 8.
NaT6in9ton iou!e man ni6t a6balten,
gu Itimmen, neil iein 8eTi6! i6por3
lit, nenn man einsm unipiFsnoen, unz
fd6tgen bstrunfsnen 8etBen 2tQe5 err
Iarbt. Munn6aftigteit muB Itets ii6er
Dsm Wahlrs4t iis6sn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-10
Senator 0raingtun's Snli6teu fam
gen eScuEr.

% 6ington, 9. 6e6r. - Die
@rpGgunQ Der OiplomatiI9en u.Gonz
Tulat 8ertpiQi9ungs 8iQ oerurz
To6te i'm 8eprdT dTentanten6auIs 6eute
cine tleine SenIation, als @onqreBz
mitglieo 8ronn CRep.) BON Ohio inz
mitten Der repu6lttanjT9sn Seits 0es
9uuIes eine 6ebe 6ielt, in tpe(9er er
bic @Dionial 9olJttt perurt6eilte uno
ben @on9reB eriu4te, ben 8bitippiz
ros Die 9erfi4erung gu ge6en, baB e5
Die 2lbfi4t bic Der Staaten lei, i6nen
bic l1na66dngigteit gu Ii4ern. Seine
8emerfung, oaB er einen 8eI9luB gu
oieiem 3pets 6sfiirporten peroe ,purz
be laut appluuOirt, beTOnOers auf Der
oemotrafiI9en Seite. 2lm S9Iufe
ieinsr 3s0e tpurps er bon pieIen Teiner
repu6litaniT4en GDqegen parm gu
Ieiner 3ebe gratulirt.
I'm 2 u6r purpe bic @eitererpGz
9ung Der porliegenoen 8iQ berT6o6en
uno Der 8eft Oes 2Zoges ben Gulogten
Der perfior6enen GongreBmitgl;eOer
0aID (R.sS) unb 8iTe Cga.) 9spiOz
met.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-10
Saeler's, .Rrpant & Stratton

GpIIe
Geeriinbst 1864. SneOrporirt 1919.
Das SO. 2dbuIiabr bestnnf am e. Gepf 1900,
SasfiafIeu Gas game Sabr.
Abrnoflaficn pom 4. Gftcber biS 4. Arrit.
Sn getrsff Der @prsielidfeit, 2situne eebr.
frdftt, S6urdumlidfeiten unb Ilnteri6tsfRnrlus
febt oieielbe pbenan. 4idDt in Gonfurrtni NIT
enotreu. sri0nli6er unterrIbt tn
alltu 3Deiaen
gebineu netn:
Eaaid,uIe $40 pro NbcuDfc,ule S3 pro
sgfonaf, ole Oeyartez Mpuat. = 8elfrdH;c
rIcIits cinihlieGeno. ausahl DON Sdbulern.
selpbons: Gbtioptafs Rr. 2236; Rarslcnb Rr i65.
Rotaoe Had) Rr. bis r. RDro;
E Raltiniere mo-
H. iaus2. S&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-10
GuLDEN Be RI
BRH 6.
Sfr. 25 ,nrS q, sS.sSeri,,gton>Str.
a&neenbttte Bnrput,ts
9amen.9 Otfantsln, Q(n,asen, S&{leiprsten.

@ine afOrtirte purtie BON ettpu so
Oadbfwn gpr 8ii6en Sadets in
Hauer unb roIber &erIsD; ettpa Is
W1Gb6sn @olf Gopes in Militdr Gfz
fetten, gut pahenb, fein gema9t unb
bur6tpeg 9efiittert. 8ra9ten bisber
s. unb 81. Waorgen $3.50
80 feline 9amen &srIsb MGntsI
unb Sadeis in i9tpar3 unb Gator,
boppelreibige Sronen, groBe 9erlmuh
terfn0pfe; tparen $6 Bts So. Monz
Is fe;nffs Nualitdt &erieD N1dnz
tel in ifpura 6luu, ga ffor unb
braun, boppeLreibig bur4pes gefits
ieri; mGnnii6s ober @turmfra@n;
frii6er So big $12. Wfpntag. .$4.98
Is Der anerfeinften fapar5sn Ser
feDz uno Ghebiot Sa6ets, nit Stinz
ner's 9lffas gefiittert; ettpa 45 Quito
mobile 8or Safets in GdItpr unb
f4para neueIte 5ucOns; fruber $15.
Ifontag $6.75
AZ sou lange Damen 2Gutompbi~
le : gOr Wldntsl in Gator, lObfarbis
uno fdpar3, bur4peg nit ftinem Ntz
lag 9efiittert; friihsr $40 unb $25.
Wfpnta9. $1O.98
Woberne Qfutpmpbfe 8or Wfdnz
tel, AZ 3oG lang Elm eleguntes &:eiz
hunesitud. 3radte friibsr $28 unD
$50. Montug ......... $3.50
rs feline l9tDarae @6ebiOt 0amenz
Qn5iigs, nit pOppeLrei6igsm. ieibengez
fiittertsm Sudst; bo1e 6lare &Lefbz
rode NIT Der beIten 8ercaline gsfiitz
tsrt; frI6sr So Big $12. MOnz
lag Observation-Disclosures. $4.9s
I@legant gsferti9ts Oamen 2(n5iigs.
feline englif4e pah6(e gbepiots, in
iHtpara, braun unp Ib5au; hoppelreiz
bige 8louisn unb Gton>S Safsts, our6z
meg nit Selbe geFiitteri; neue Slarez
Sleior0de; fru6er $15. Waontag $9.98
Seine Pebbls Gbp;ptz un0 @enez
tian Sud- Oarten Nn5ii9e In
ffgpara 6lau, eaftor. braun uno bellz
9rau, etl;9e nit 9oiplibe belebt, neue
6lare &lelorOds, srtra melt, frii6er
$18. Wlnntdq ........... $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-10
SeIbfmnrO elmer sSraa.

Santa 8urbu.ro, Gal, 9. st.
bruar. 6rau 5reberid 9amI6,
geF6ieDene 8dronin Sitter, 27 Sabre
aft, beging in i9rem 9auTe in 9ot
SPRINGS RoQo, G( Mente Gito, in eli
nem 2(nFaG Don SrrT;nn Sel6Itmoro
our3 Gr79isBen. 6rau 9omIh hat=
te 6ier pG6rsno Der leBten oret SABRE
qele6t uno mar oirett BON @uropa
gefommen, na6bem lie fi6 nit i6rem
@dtten, sinem beutT4en Mdrine STz
fi3sr, 0amens Baron Sitter, entfremz
bet bate. 8or 3pei Sa6ren te6rte Tie
naA europa 3urid, unD perlangte Ell
ne @9sioung BON i6rsm @utten. 6ierz
auf iiaB Iie Ii3 in i6rem 6ieIigen prddz
tiqen Wo6nbauie nisber, perte6rte in
belen penig in Der 8sIeGF6aft. 8ur3
nab ibrem @jntreffen in Qmsrifu berz
6sirui6ete Iie ii6 nit 9amT9, einem
WaQjtr, Matler. 5rou 9amTd mar
Die 5p9ter oe6 rei6en 8anfiers 8as
ron Mpsr in 0r2sosr, mo ia gs6oren
purDe. ibre Wfutter mar cine Gngz
lGnoerin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-10
Senfattonel'er 2eGs- 2sereanf.

- z ~ =
so electric Seal gsl3 : Scarfs, 6
@tHpGn3e unb 2 natiirlihe 40ps;
frii6er So. Montag 75c
95 feine electric Seal Willsfral u,
imit:rte 'Steinmarber 9el3 % Scarfs;
frii6er So. Nipntag .9Sc
rs 9ea8 SouuFs, s6te Stunt
SpoFum, Glsctric Ssdl unb grautr
Suds; $4 tperEb. Mpntag .$1.75
25 feinIte QuaIitGt imittrte Ststnz
marbsrz uno 3d6sl Oppfufn qel3s
Scarfs, tparen frii6er $5. 0eonz
tag $2.s5
35 e9te Marber 9el5 Scdrfs.
poIitiber $3.50 Mri6. Montag $3.9S
18 e9te W}int peia Scaufs, srtra
buntel unb $40 tpertb. Wrntag $4.65
8 e9te Morber 8el5 ScarFs fsfnz
ifer 9ualsEdt; fru6sr $12 uno $14.
Wfontdg $7.5O
GoGarettes.
Syria feline 9Gr psf3 goaarst@
tss nit gote uno @lectr;c Seal; fruz
6er So. Wfontag. 1888,
40 gel3 gpllarettes, einT4lisBliA
dlIsr moRrnen 4sb3urtsn; fuii6er S..
Montag ........ $1.98
@lsgante electric Seaf gsl55@oIs
larettes, NIT e9tem 8dr Sragn uab
Sanie unb longen 3aps; friiber $40.
Mtontag Observation-Disclosures. $4.9S
Is e9!e MarbSr pel5 @ollaretS
ies Der slegantsiten Sorte, friiber $15
uno $18. Wlontag ...... $40
9efs-Sa&ets.
glegants Glectric Seal 8sl3zSa>
dets, 8888 Nualitdt, nit I8tpar&r
SeSoe gefiittert; frH6er $40. Mon@
Tag SE3.0O
Seine @lectric Ssal peB So
dets mil e9lem 3dbsl : &ragen unb
&sDerss, friifsr $75, Uaontag $3.50
9eG;sGapes.
3993 QuapitGt gfectric Sealz
peG3 : Gdpes, poGs 30 3o4 lang, mil
i4merem Qtlas gsfiittsri; friiher $45.
uIplitQN pNH.OO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-10
Sin frr6er GtraBenraub.

p9ilubefp bta, 9. 5t6r. -
geter MO4, Elm alter unb befannter
6a6ritant, tpurbe BON einem Struz
Benrduber nieDergeI4lagen, alS sr
aus elmer Natipnat 8anf nit elmer
3aI6s nit $4,000 trat. Der 8erl riB
i6m baB 8e[o aus Der 6anO, lief meg
unO purbs bon einem poli3iHsn perz
fotgt. Der 8duber mart oas 9at0
ps9 bod tpuroe er einge6olt unb perz
bafiet. Gr CAB als Teinen y2dmeu So
Iep6 Gbparos an, bod gGau6t man,
bdB OieTes Elm dn92npmmerer gtame
ag4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-10
it, fam 6eute pon 92oni(o 6ipr m

1T, fam beute BON Manita bier all.
Gr begi6t fi6 na9 Naibington. Die
Oregon" piro am l. N}ai Die 9eimz
fa9rt antreten. Sn 8e3u9 auf Die
5lottsn @srp'noung in Den 99ilipz
pinen Tdgt GapitGn 8jlbe: rWir Iolz
ten eine Mengs S6iffe Don 500 Son
men 9rDBe fir Den 8ifenOienit uuo
ben 8ertsbr 5piT4en Den SnTeln baz
ben. Die 9ar3e &ufe muB genau per-
meRen per0en, benn Die por6anOsnen
Seetartsn lino dlIe fdIT9."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-10
0roBartige SndanIaaen gepIant.

Gan Sran3tsc CO, 8. 5s6r. -
Commander Msnocdl bon bem Mariz
ne Contributions Oepartement IT'D
BON ben Pbilippinen 3uriidgefebrt, Gr
purbe i'm NObem6er b. ). na9 Wtaz
Mia gef4idt, nit Dem Nuftrugs, einsn
geeigneten PlaB fir eine 6lottenIta@
tion aus3updblen. .Syn Der Su6igz
8ai, 26 Nleilen bon Manild, 6at CT,
pie er Fagt, ben re9ten 9laB aefunz
ben. Wenn feline grpartungen in @rz
fi1ung gsbsn, pirb bort bic Regiez
rung Elm groBes 3rodenbod unb eine
S4iffs Gepdratur WerfTGtte in
groBartigem NfaBItabe anlegen laiIan,
oamit bic S6iffe oes aGiatiI9an Sc
T9paDers, tpenn repardtur6e0iirFz
zig, in Den P6titpptnen ausrei6enbe
Oodanlagsn CUR 8erFiiquug 6a6en,
pd6renb lie jeBt ben peiten Neg u6er
ben 8acific Ocean 5uriidlegen mill
len, um notbpsnbige 2u66sKerungen
pornefmen 81 lafan.
Commander Wfenocal reiIt 6eute
na4 @uIbirgton ob, mo er iiber Dus
grgebniB ieiner W2ifipn 8eri8t err
Ttatten tptro. 6uqs man nit Iainen
8pri4idgen einperfianoen 1T, piro bic
Qusarfsitung Der 8aupldns fir Die
neue Napb Oarb in Der Su6igz84,
Bel WaoniIu Ioglei4 erfolgen. 3iutts
ge amsrttdn!I9e 6annpsrter neroen
fir bic 8duuuBfiihrung na9 Manita
gebrdd)t tperben.
Capt. @eOrge s. Diloe, Der BON Ieiz
nem :0ienIi als 8sFebls6a6ar bes
@4la4tI4iffes Oregon auf Der
aFIattI9en Glpiten Station o6ael0f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-10
8nrf C5inbrefer aridlnIert.

QiTbeDtlle, N.5G, 8. 5e6r. =
@ier uasfirte Mdnner oerTu4ten Beus
te frii6 bas 9Ufamt uno Den 2aOen
gu Gmnu, Tiibli4 bon Fier, gu be-
rau6en, 6ulTs 9oItmsiTter Qlez
ranoer, Der in eintm 6inter3;mmer
T6tisf ma6te einen osTperaten @ers
Tu6, Die 3du6er gu psrtrei6eu, uno
oernunOete 3pei pon btnen s:nar it2rz
66n ptrO. Die anoaren 3pei purDen
gefangen, 9r. 2lleranper ndro leid}s
perpunpet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-10
Nbmiral Gearid acifurbcn.

8a{6in9tpn, 9. 5e6r. -Gcnz
tre 4omiral ggetsr u. Rearid, Oer
ppr einsm Sabre in Den RubefanO
trat. tit 9euk frib eeIiorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-10
Gieic @pmc:

Sieie 0Spdbc:
Srobo4lo, 0, Der qrob, 9entriloquit, frii6er bel
4rimrpie g8cfts Ntinirtls.
Sas iunge amerifaniid dc Omar
te t, unii6srtrofftnt Sdnesr.
QB O. W 10 / unO 0a b 9uOIep in
nSbt Srial Qfiinn"
80 aub QB SAT-" Sctrtn aug pem5rdnspaal
nit @tuff pen Gerpi, Mln0dsr uuD 5trauB. 9or=
qefii5rt BON bem bsrborragtnDtr Stnor Gbarss
9aiiett, Grl. Sulid Surpea unO 6rn @srooc tsl.
faii. oitr,ibiber @ofidnger.
Ssbn @ta 3, Elm edter Romifer.
Geittr s arm n, btutidsr &jeianqs qsfomiftr
Die beriibmten G3pmnafter Dtdrtiue8r
Tiers auf sinem bepealitsn 5iib.
SAP g uHo a n D ,, Die uneri30pilitsn SpnB=
NADER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-10
Gisarrettenfeinne im@urmunens sgieidJ

@a1t cate. 9. 5ebruar. = Sn
Der lltab'er 2egislatur 1T bon bem
ReprGfentanten So6n 8. 8el6 BON
San Bste4Gountb eine 8ia eingsbru4t
tpprben, ldut tpel9er ale 8erfdufer
bon Gigarretten upb @igarrettenzpdz
pier NIT elmer GelbItrafe BON $40 Bis
5000 beItraFt iperben folIsn. 0as Nl=
ter bes 8dufers fpielt babel feline Rolz
le, aber Die Gigurrettenrau9er iOllen
eingeTperrt unD nit @elb6uben be-
ftrdft Qperoen.