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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-03-14

Rev. S. 5. Cutler has closed his
series of special meetings for the year
al The three places where he holds SER
VVices-here, at Roche Harbor and
Mitchell bay, and reports eighteen ac-
eesslons to membership in the three
places, most of them here. He says
mat a church organization will prob.
Soiy be effected soon at Mitchell bay.
W MI Cutler left Monday for Seattle and
tacoma, intending to return Friday.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-29
Good Man Promoted.

Engineer childs, who has for many
months handled I locomotive on the
Lewiston branch of the Northern Pacific,
has been promoted. He is now travelling
engineer. He has had long service on
the Northern Pacific and leading rail
roads in New York, Massachusetts and
Missouri. and good work has character
lied him wherever he has held positions.
Mr.. Childs ID native Of Massachusetts,,
and now has handsome home in Spo-
kane where he resides with his wife aud
family. His promotion is the reward Of
ability and sobriety, He possesses excel
lent Judgment. Is safe and conservative.
His appointment is hailed with delight
BY his brother engineers who hold him
in high esteem.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-29
City Board Of Equalization.

The city board Of equalization met
Monday and made the following changes
in the assessment Of city property as re-
turned by the lty assessor for the year
1901.
Improvements on lot 2, block a,
owned by Dent & Butler, reduced from
5000 to $7.soo.
Lot S Of Acres, Normal hill, compris.
ing S7s acres. owned by John P. vollmer
raised from Fl, 400 to $4,000.
Undivided one.half interest in lot OF
Acres, owned by John P. vollmer, raised
from $3.50 to 81 900.
Undivided one-half interest in lot , OF
Acres assessed in name of NJ. NJ. Will
liams estate. raised from $3.50 to $rooo.
Inland Telephone company property,
raised from 5000 to 5000.
Lewiston Light Company, raised from
s.. 400 to 5000.
Lewiston Water & Light Company,
raised from $4,000 10 $4,000.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-29
Only ) Biz Bluff.

Doctor Potter, head of the Spokane
board Of health, has notified the labor
unions Of that city if they make use this
year Of the permit granted by the council
to sell liquor. he will have them eli run
into jail In years gone by the street
railway company has given the unions q
per cent Of the receipts from the sale OF
liquor on labor day under the license the
company has for its saloon, on condition
that the unions 60 to their park. The
unions take 10000 to 10000 people to the
park, and here is where the railway com-
pany makes . hit, and. in return, it al
lows the unions to run bar under its
license under q permit granted by the
council, and at the close Of the festivities
the cash is made up and the unions paid
a certain per cent, enabling them to pay
part Of the expense Of the day. which
this year amounts to over tsooo. The
unions never have received over fia5 as
their share Of bar receipts. Mr.. Potter
says he is in favor of claw and ORDER
and the Law is against this way Of getting
money. The unions announce that they
will run the bar that day, aud the street
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-29
Card q Th.nk..

There comes in life times when some
Of Gods creatures are compelled to lean
upon the shoulders Of the strong and
more fortunate members Of society. Such
9 time came in the life Of Mrs. Lindsay,
living OF G street. She was stricken
with hemorrhage Of the lungs, and I'M
able to win bread and shelter for herself
and five helpless little children, who
were deserted by cruel and inhuman
father. An appeal made BY the good
ladies in the neighborhood resulted in
netting . goodly sum for present needs
q the home. In little while she will
DC able to follow her trade as dressmaker.
She desires to express her gratitude to
all who did SO much to save her life and
trusts that good may continue them in
health and prosperity.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-29
Indian Children Must Attend School.


Supt. Voorhis Of the Lapwai Indian
school was in the city this week. While
here he had copies printed Of douse Bill
No. 20. an act passed by the last legisla-
ture compelling the attendance Of child
rem at schools where tuition, lodging
food and clothing are furnished at the
expense Of the United States or the State
Of Idaho. These copies he intends to
send to the parents or guardians Of the
Indian children on the reservation, &C.
companied by letter requesting them
to send their children to school, and
citing them to the fact that under Section
Of this act they are liable to fine Of
from IS to $a5 for not doing 80.
Supt. voorhis states that only small
percentage of the Indian children ON the
reservation have attended the school in
the past, and that under the new law he
intends to have them attend school
or to have their parents or guardian,
help keep up the general school fund b.
paying fines.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-29
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT
BY r. l.. McLtNTic. u S. OBSERVER

U. S. Department Of Agriculture-Lew
ston, Idaho:
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-29
Oh Company Organized.

A company to be known IS the Lewis
ton Oil & Gas Development Company
filed articles Of incorporation 1t the
auditors Office Tuesday. The company
was organized by 5. G. Isaman. ]. How
ard Howe. Geo. H. Kester L. A. Porter,
Louis Delsol, L. L. Haynes. chas. Dowd
and A. 9. Wisner. The capitalization ID
$500. 600 divided into 100000 shares the
par value Of each share to be 81.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-29
Bad Sidewalk Did Il.

Occur d'Alene city is inflicted with the
kind of sidewalks Lewiston is getting rid
of. One day last week Col. Budlorg,
we'll known all over Idaho, tripped on a
protruding nail aud fell, receiving injur-
les that rendered him unconscious for
several hours. He weighs a66 pounds,
and his escape from more serious injury
is streak of good luck.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-29
Resting Place.

Lewiston should provide large room,
q sort Of resting place for farmers and
others who come to the city to trade.
Comfortable seats and books, magazines
and papers provided. This would prove
an attraction in drawing trade, and
would be Of great benefit, especially to
ladies with small children. The cost
would be small.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-29
Building Boom Grows.

Sam Coldstone has purchased the
Cactus saloon property and will erect .
brick block thereon as soon as material
can be had. Investments in Lewiston
realty are safe and will yield handsome
returns.
Q. A. Kjos il preparing plans for q
building on the corner opposite the Ray
mond house 70 Be used for his dry goods
business.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, United States land Of
fce. Lewiston. Idaho, August %, 1901
Notice IS hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim, and that said proof
will Be made before Reg ,ster and Receiver at Lewis
ton, Idaho. on Oct. 18th. 1901, viz
CARTER ROBINSON.
Of Forest. Idaho for the ar sec IA tp 32nr "
B. m.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land. Wig:
Edward Hoee. :. 4.
Michael N Nye. e
William J. Wilson, 7 :
j. B, WEST Register.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-29
Ne Wa Acquitted.

The case Of the State Of Idaho ".
Smith. for assault upon : man named
Brammell was on trial in Justice Coburn's
court, Wednesday. A jury trial was de-
handed. Smith was represented by
Geo. w. Tannahill. who brought out
facts sufficient to warrant the jury in
bringing in verdict Of acqnittaI.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-29

Tertiary at Boise, under sentence of Ave
years for robbery in Lemhi county.
escaped last Thursday. A reward of troo
has been offered by the state authorities.
but as yet no one has been able to locate
him.
f. A. Murphy Of Magnolia has 6led
notice of location of water right on
Lapwai creek. This location is along
Lapwai creek above the town of Magnolia
and the water will be used to run the
new Touring mill which is to be built at
that place this fall.
A smut explosion caused considerable
damage to the threshing machine owned
by H. D. Bededict on Asotin prairie last
Saturday. The straw stack, some grain
and number Of sacks were burned.
The machinery was saved from burning
but was considerably damaged.
BEGINNING Sunday morning the North
ern Pacific will put on another passenger
train between Spokane and Seattle.
This train will leave Spokane at 1890 p.
nj. and arrive in Seattle at 9 a. m. next
day. 1t will leave Seattle at IFS p. m.
and arrive in Spokane at Gas.
All the wholesale and jobb;ng houses
in Spokane will continue to close their
houses at noon every Saturday. The
Saturday half holiday has. proven popu-
lar and not injurious to trade, and en-
ables the employees to do better work dur
ing the week. Shorter hours is needed
in every department Of industrial and
commercial life. Lewiston is behind in
the short hour movement.
Rev. w. G. Fow'er, for the past seven
years pastor Of the Congregational church
Of Cenesee, has received call from the
Congregational society Of Nome, Alaska,
and will leave for Seattle Saturday, from
which place he will sail Tuesday to begin
his labors. He does not expect to return
for year, during which time Mrs. Fow.
Ter and their four daughters will remain
in Genesee. -Spokesman-Rev
The fakir is now abroad in the land.
He is on every railroad train and hol.is
forth in every town ready and willing to
take his share Of the great grain crop.
He has living pictures, and moving
pictures, noisy gramophones and feats
Of alleged legerdemain practiced ia
centuries long past by the Indian and
Persian magic The fakir isirrepressible.
He makes poor humanity pay well for
every forced smile it gives to his cheapl
tricks and the people like him more
and more as his number and cheapness
increases.
W. E. Timberlake has filed q suit
against the City Of Lewiston for 81 500 for
damages to the Raymond House pro-
ae,ty hy The raising Of the grade on
Mai. .leet. The complaint states that
when the Raymond House was built in
1879 the floor was four steps above the
street level, and in 1883 when the city
established another grade it was still
inches above the street level. The late
grade is IS inches higher
than the established grade Of 1879
and 20 inches higher than that
IF 1883. The plaintiff sues for $Isoo
As damage resulting to his property by
The raising Of the grade, aud also petitions
the court to restrain the city from build
ing a side walk in front Of the property
On the present grade.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-29

railway company may run it all the rest
of the year. The big labor day picnic
comes off Monday, when 1000 or more
union men celebrate at the park.
Consolins.
1t was still and sultry southern night,
sound travelled far. SO when Lucy (the
duskey deity Of our kitchen) paused at
the gate to take leave Of her escort, their
voices came all too plainly to the unwill-
ing recipient indoors.
Everything necessary and possible
having been said in the way of good
night, Lincoln Washington Jones still
fingered.
After silence, his voice, fraught with
solicitude, inquired ''Wha' for You sigh,
Miss Lucy?" No reply.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
Ginmeibung eines Oeutiben 6nipt>
fnlS

81. 2ouig, 25. 6ebruar. - Die
iGsnmtli6en lut6erli i6an @emeinotn
Der @taot begingen geItern einen5reuz
bentag, gu tpet4em bic @inpei6ung
oes neuen bsuii9sn lutberiI6sn 9oz
IpiiaIs bic 9sranlafung CAB. Qm
@orn2iitag purDen in alien &ir4en
5eftgo.eso:enfte abge6alten, pd6reno
bic 6opptFs.r i'm 9oIpital Ielbit
g}o9n;ttogs itattFunb. gu betisGben
batten 7idb !6unoerte bon 8eiItl;f2n
unb 2aisn aus aQen S6eilen Der Spz
npbe BON Mifouri eingeFun0sn, 10
boB Die 8irdR gum fl. 8reu3, pel6e
b;dt neten Dem 9oIp.tat geiegen it,
faum 9EoB fir 2lQe 6oite, g2a6oem
9QFor s. s. S6mSot sins erb:bsnDe
6sHrebe gs6a1Isn hatte, bega6en li4 bic
8eIufer unter 6u9rung Der guperinz
tsnoentin, SRI. Qouiis Grauie, ra6
Der Qnitatt, mo Die ein3elnen Adume
elmer griinoli6en 9eIi9tigung unterz
5ogen purben. Die Soften fir ben
prG9tigen 8au Itelen li9 oer6GltniBz
mdB:g gering, ba mH Qusna9me oe5
8aumuterials fait QtQss frei gsljeFert
lporben lit. Sir Die irnere 2lusItatz
tung Der 3ranten3immer 6a6sn bic
5roueroereine Der ein3eInen 9emeinz
ben duFs Sreigebt9fte Qe5prqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
Neuc gGirrcm in Der seOblrninnnftrie.

BiGtesburre, po., 25. 6s6r.
= Gs eri4sint 3tpeiFsl6a4, o6 bic
@ru6en6diiBer Der pon 0en nllniteO
Wfine @orters" DOrgeT4lagenen Gonz
fsren3, tpel9s am u. Mdr3 in 6a3lsz
ion itattfinoen IoQ, beipo6nen perosn.
Gin berporragsnoer unb einfIuBrei4er
9ru6enbeitBer srtldrte beute pOIitip,
oaB er unO ieine GOlsgea Die @Onfez
ren3 ni9t bea4ten piirDsn.
Scranton, ga. %. Se6r. =
Sin G9o beg groBen Strifss Der Sob
lergrdb2r i'm leBten 9erbIt 6iloet Der
2us1tano o0n 200 Mdnnern uno 8naz
ben in Der Oolp6<Wine in SsIup. Die
2eute ertlGren, oaB bic ausgepirf,e
2obnerRObung ibnen ni9t ausbe3ablt
purbs. Ms lie eFn Gomits gu Den @ruz
ben6eitbern I4idlen, I'm ooritellig gu
rperoen, puroen biz Mitglieoer oefelz
ben entlaiien. Darouf6:n leQten bic
2euts bic 4rbeit risDer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
Sun etnem glinben eri6nfrn.

Tsp Orlears, 25. 5sbruar.
- Won sinem blinoen Neger, Ramens
SolePh 8uggs, tpurbe Wm. Spsncer
erl9ohen. 9uggs lit p0Gig blsnb unb
niro opn isiner 15@id6riaen Stiefz
1fpslter Mfarie @irglnia Goof umz
bsrgstubrt. Spsnosr 6atte einengaufd1
uno i4lug bic 6ubrerin beg glinben
nRoer. 8u99s prpteitirts aeqsn biele
grutalItat, als Spencer Iih qeoen f6n
tpanote unb i6m cine Sra6i 9riioel
perabfplgsn pollte. sSSn SelbItpert6eiz
bignng 5og Der Slinbs ieinen 4spofz
Der uno feuerte auf Spencer. Gr
battle, troboem er nidt ie6en fonnte.
gut gstroffen, oena entIeelt iant iein
Mngreifsr gu 80osn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

Gin tleine5 3immer aus 8eFslIamies
beeiien 1T bon Sobn @e67ter, einem
fGii6tigen @irtb, bei elmer 0itlt6en
Maf9inenfabrit 6eitelIt tporoen. Der
eiTerne &aIten pirb ouF Rdbern Don
GROCER 60fe unD Sro9fraft ruben II.
ais MirtbIhaft beniiBt perben. Debz
iter mar Der W}iteigentbiimsr elmer
Dtrtb76aft, pel6e BON 5rou Station
3ertriimmert nuroe. 0a8 eigenartts
gs @6anf3immer, fpel6eS bon bier
MauleTeln ge3ogen nerben Ioll, tpitb
cine GgQut6ur i'm 8ooen sr6alten,
bur6 fpeG6e bic 8dTte einIteigsn f0nz
nen. Die feltTame 8ir!6IdoFt miro,
pie 8ebIsr glau6t, a0en QagrifFsn
Der 8eil6rtquoa Der 9Srou Station erz
folgret9 0ioerfan0 le;Tten. g}a4 Ell
nsm 3uge burd 8an7a8 tpirb MebIter
fein eiTernes Dirthsbau5 BEL 6lorenz
&C. Sdnfus, auFiteQen.
Cine g 6napp5 tiirmertn
in Hen : Ser{e1,
NFillpi(le, rs, 25. 5ebruar.
- 6ruu emma 6ug6e5 berurIa6te
geItsrn Q6eno in Giio W1iQbiGe gro@
Be 2(ufre9ung. inbem Tie in ejnerNirtbz
f6aFt, tpel8s i6r Mann gu Ftequent'ren
pFlegte, 4Gs5 fur3 uno tIein i6.ug.
Gie faBte oarauF i6ren Mann am Qrm
uno 16leiFte i'm na6 9auIe. Die Serz
peren3narten Froblofen ii6tr Die 9elOz
oenF6at oeS Wai6s8 uno noQsn morgen
cine n3eform 8epegung" bier in
Cana isben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
cShr 0ebct erh1rt.

GiebeIanb, b, D., %. 5e6rudr.-
3neiuno3pon3ig Sabre lang bate
SFrau Dora Ss6lItrom bon Hr, Is,
OaOibIon StrcBe, aGtGgG4 bas
8rab fires Satin ouf bsm Scrantonz
Qpenuss6ri:16of bsIu6t, unb oQtGgs
li9 6atle Iie, ouf O2m 8ra6esFij8el
tni:eno, gebstst, 8ott m0ge lie but8
ban SOD nit t6rem 8atten Dere:nen.
8sitern nurbe i6r 9ebet erb0rt. Syn
Der Mountaineering faroen Srouz
ernbe be Qeife Der 5rau 1uF Dem
@rabe i6res 8atlen tr;eeno, bic 6Groe
nje i'm 8s6et gefaltet. Die Qeide
puroe naa Der Morgue gs6ra6t unH
bort BON ben Rinosrn Der 5rou iosns
t:f!3jrt. 6rou O'blitrom mar 70
SQbre aft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
Den atrtnaen gsertb ees sete,tburs

Gsrnt Der arante pornsbmli6 teunsn. Nas gei6=
tbiimer Der gRelt binfcn oem Rruuten i'm 9erqltib
sur geiunobeit nidtiq. 9aber tommt es Denn
aud, pnS 10 piele Gunfalber Reibtbiimer eriperz
ben, Sie 9oifuung, geiunb su perosn, ma6t
ben 6ranteu gum niligen Gpfer Der astpiffsulOen
Guadialber. unb 3ipar defenders ben Rranfen, Der
BON ben aualsoGen S6meraep Der 6dmorrboipen
qepaet piro. 3lidli6, bann iblieblib
npd iu Der GinEbt fommt onb IS nur cine einii@
as ar,nei aiebt, iuel5e bic 6dnlorrboioeu bsilt
Or. Silsbtt's anafeiis. 9rpben frti psrianOt
BON g.. Teuftdster & Co., gOg 24l6, 0tius9orf.
(So SL 9nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
Strife lluru6en in 6olorabp.

6lorsuce, @ol., %. 6e6ruar. -
8si Den 8oer @ul4<3ean Der Solo
raoO 6uel &c Jron 60. iOa Elm GompF
3Dif6en itrifenosr 9rubenarbeitern
unD GrIaBleutsn i'm @ange fo;n, Sd
6ere gta6ri6t'n Ft6len nod, 3tpeis
6unosrt 2rbeiter tamm 6sute fru6 au8
Dem SIten an uno putoen burd 80
6ulf54S6eriffe na6 ben @ru6en esz
tort;rt, um on SteQe Der Striter 81
treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
q 4ntitIerttule l1nruben /
8prtuQQl.
sSncnrpnr atiOnsartifel

0ar neue Rlelen Stabl : 5ruIt. =
SIR ben NnIang nur Elm Qttienz
8apital BON $4,000 in 30 Qttien
gu ie $10O.
Tstp = gort, 25, 6e6ruor. =
sSncorporat;ons 2trtifeI fir bic
rllnitsb States Steel Corporation"
puroan kute i'm 8ireau bes @ountD<
Glsrfs fir 5uo7on @ountD, RS,
eingerei9t. Die Corporation 1T bic
neue gigantSI4e Morgur Sarnegez
Combination, uno G6r 2lgent IN Nepz
SerieD 1T Die nl1nfon Sruit So" pon
Ir. 81, NortItroBe, 9obofsn Q.5
i6r 3ped piro bic 5abtitution bon
Sso6f, Glen, &upfer uno anDertn
4iaier,alien, be Gnip;dslun9 Oon
Getgpsrfea uno De, geTiB 2iqe1er
GraHspcyiotionspe9e ongegeben, bod
FIt oerejnhart, oaB biz Cooperation
feins Gifsnbafn i'm Staats NstpzSsrs
Tep bsIiten ioG. Die Sncorporatoren
Iino g6os. s. Stuff, Q8m. Curtis unb
Gbas. Mc8sug6. Gds qan3e autoriz
Trts 8opilal btlIdgi nur $4,000 in 80
Q1IHn gu ie 800, io0eFtn TT Be-
itjmr1i, oaB oas 6apiiul 6u jecer S9eit
oerQtOBert tperoen Tam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

9lnlf6ten Der 8egierung aus3uoriifsn.
uno eine u1gsmeine 3oler6O9ung dut
ale 6uuptIG6Iider grpOrtartiteI pors
ber 3u perfiinoigen. 8isllei4t moa@
ten a6er bic 8lGtter nur auf brdz
itif6e @eiIe Die 9eFabren iuuitrirsn,
bic in benz 9erTude zines Staates lie
qsn, Gh inbireft in Die internen IF=
fairen elmer dnberen gu mr4en.
0itr3tg Meni den erfrOz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
STIR Die oeilmng elmer Grfd(tuna in
einem SdGe

nebme man 2oratibe 9romo Quinint
2ablsts. 2tue 2lpotbster gsbsn oas
8eIo 3uriif, penn teins 9eilung err
Tolat, 6. B. 9rppe's llnteri4rjft auf
jeper S4o4tel. Qlpp1, i0o5a0i.6 .6DlN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
9n8bepiie,

Usiardn,, iour,s NuftoBrn aus otm Moq,u, Bis
li0ftdt pfrbiitet oa Dit Srnof;nsu Spciiru hire
srndbreno.n 8siauotbe;l, iur Grbaltuna o:s ROrz
ptrs NM gum 6riaB Der uaturutmlb Ucrbraubtsn
Stoffe be;ittuIrn.
Qrcis 25 Gents pro e6ahtd @utauft BON
alien 4potbttcru Oocr mad enpfong Oes 9rsiits
per Qot g,ianDt
Ranwap Il Co., So GIm> Str, n. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

fairen elmer dnperen 81 mti6en.
0isr3tg Menl den erfroz
ran.
Obeffu, 25. 5ebruar. = Der
F9on beri6tete S9neeiturm mar Der
f6lunmite, BON oem @uo RuBlano
iett pier3ig 5a6ren beimgeIu6t tpur=
be. Der 3erfsfr liegt bolitdnot9
barnieber. 3ablrei9e Gi1enbabn3iSe
5inb in 56neelps6sn feden geblieben.
Sptpeit bis isBt 6efauut, Ino bier3tg
9erTpnsr erFroren. Sin OampFer
purbe i'm Soften BON Ooe6a our4
Srei6eis 3urn @inten gebra4t. Der
8li33Grb ging am SamItdg Ibsno
nieoer. 8Hle 6uBgdu9er parsn auz
fer Stanbe, fire Wo6nungen 81 err
rei6en, unb muBten in anOeren 9auz
fern Quartier fr1en. 0ds S6edtsr@
9u6Iifum mar Stunben lang in Sol
ge oes @6neeIturmes ein9eIperrt. In
eiren 9ertehr Der StraBen6aRnpdgz
qons mar ni6t gu bsnten. IS gelong
nur nit Wtibe, bic 9fsroe Dor Der Sc
fa6r, unter S6nee 6epsdt gu perosn,
gu 6ena6ren.
Rudtritt bes TerbiIhen
&abinets.
Goftu, 8ulgorien, 25. 5ebruar.
- @snerdl 0etrpFf 6Qt d6erlnQl5 Dem
5iirfen 6eroinano Die 3eIi8nution
6e8 4a6inets untsr6reitet. @r erf(drt,
er tperoe unter feinen llmitGnoen i'm
Q(mte blei6en unb Der So6ranje gez
oenu6er treten.
8as pirb ber @tor9 brin>
gen?
Qonbon, Is. Je6ruar. - On
orei europGil9en Soften partet man
iebt uuf ben @tor3. Die reIpetttben
Mifter finb bic G3urin, bic 80nigin
BON StaI;en unb bic 9Dnigin DonSerz
bier. Der 9srrI8er BON RuBlunb,
Der b:s jeBt nur MdO6en FAT, partst
nit FieberboFter @pannung auf Den
fdu;gsn 96ronerben, Sn gang RuBz
Lamb piro gebetet. Der junge 8Orig
bon Stalien Fat audi ieine Sorgen.
Mirb's ein Sunge, 70 biirfte Der Suz
bel groB, aber Der Qerger nit Dem 8a@
titan, Der ben rBrin5en BON Rom"
niht anerfenHen min, nod gr0Ber
fein.
4ntitlerttale unruben in
8prtu9al.
Oporto, 25. 6e6ruar, - Die
untiflerifalen Sunbgebungen DQuern
fort, obglei4 bic Poii3ei ihr M0gtih@
Itss tbut, um fe gu unterOriiter.
@ine Meni6enmenge DerIammelte f4
beute Dor Der Mobnung oeS bruTiliaz
ntIden Son7ul5 unO ru6te ni6t. big
berfelbe NIT Feinsr Satin auf oam
8aIton erI9;en. 0a5 @6epaar pur=
be our4 2(fflamationen betpiqfommz
mel. Die PoIi3et 3eritreute fdlieBti6
bQ5 0olf unb na6m einige 8erbaFz
tungen bpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

= Die S6ifffobrt auF bem lmtes
rer 0eIapare lit ieBt Dur6 cine i'm
G6pez8eno BEL @louceTter, a.
s., etngetretene @i8Itauung total gss
iperrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
Earlebcn auf MDbelu.

Teutr, Isi9ter, LANCER 8ud3ablanQsplan, uie
folder bon iOnit Tiemanoem Oiitrirt nirb qui
bic 3sit enes Sabrss, ptnn Sic es tpinfhen
Refine fa!i&tn geripre6unqer in ben 8.itunqtn.
Geine 3ui.n=9tuten anee.tiet I'm Se IRE III
fibr.n, bod ptrbtu S5usn at. gprtbeil. aeboten,
ivsl4e auers offeriren. Rabsufraoen i'm 9iirsau
Der .gotomac 2pan Guarantee GsmpousA Simmer
Rr S, rSQnf BON Saltimpres~Gtbdup.. Cd. gaIti,
rOrts unb 6t Saul'Strukt CRos. Is, S.&S.lS)
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autr 2cjotu pts 1aQng, Der 2ebcr. Ergsp.io,,
Mr:u, 9lait, ierHer uego6itr RrdHfbcltn WaHs
!el all appttit, Ropimeb, 9;rtopung, 0artltibtqz
t,:t Su0iqsiou, 9:lGijtdt, fWb;r, Garm=ents
ajinOuHq, 59dntorrboi0n unO al'r StDrungsR DER
6iuggptiot Btrfettt . Gro auMH1 aITs
crlanqt 0urd @inutbmtH = 4 NAV
@jllen. IBeun man 2i,s tbut, 10 miro
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M! MooooO'S
Nillem,
0ei4nng g

rein UtV,tabili8, milO unb luorldifg. 8cSulttH
bic Qt6sr, iorp;. Die 9trDauun1s Die
Fd.rf, uno 6cit. MsOyin in Or g8tt fir Die
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Gintrlei, nj, btftiu CDtr peinqtno Der S5m:rlv
ben DIR an 8bsumatismus 2sto.'ot, Der duI otHE
Sie5bett qiedenOe Der Sh1uab,, Der STRIPPED bee
an Ntrp6ftdt RalraQit Gosr aHptrtn RraRtbtIEE
QsioeHDt su eroutotn bat,
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Railways Ready Relief
tpirS iDfOrti9c StnSernu9 nnS Set'
lung 9etuabren.
9eiOelt 1tnO SGlm1eraett.

Gei sopffo,b (sincrl,i Ob Wiprdne ooer Htyo6s)r
3abnipeb Rsuralaie Ebumdtl5mu5, oereRl1uB.
S6merieu uuo Shpdhc i'm 8itdtu, I'M &ildgrut
oocr in otr Rieren 9sibp,rotu in DIR Gebtrqt9:nS
Seittnfsbcn Iuihpeluuq Der @slnie uHb 56metS
itn itpsr Nrt QepGbrt o;t Irp,rOunG pom 8doDdp
Rtaop Rtiisf iofortiqt 6rIeihttruug unO oeNtn els
uiq, Sage lang fortottsttr @sbraab btiOtrtt ems
hrrunuruts SNeiluru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

9uris, 25. 6ebruar. = Giner
9epsf6e bes rSemp5" aus S6ang6a;
3ufol9e glau6t man bort, haB Ger Nbz
3ug Der fremben Sruppsn aug @6ina
gegen gnoe bes M}onats MGr3 Begin
nen miro.