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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-19


The widow of the late Commodore
Matthew F.. Maury. OF Virginia. is
dead. 1t is not perhaps generally
known how very DISTINGUISHED was the
eminent Virginian in his day. He was
better known in Europe than n
American save only George Washing
ton. He was indeed n distinguished
son of science.
Richmond p. Hobson has been pro
NOTED. He has been advanced so as to
have the relative rank of captain in
stead Of lieutenant as naval construc-
tor. There are now but four men be-
tween him and the chief constructor
who has the relative rank OF admiral
Well earned,
Carnegie. report says. will retire from
active business with an income of SIS
600, 900 yearly. He will give away s12.-
900. 900 in annual benefactions. IL he
does he will beat the worlds record
through the years.
Georgia c~onfederates burned a history
thai called them ebels n did right
But there are other offenders. The
Houston CTexas) Post says that il the
Georgians SHOULD propose to burn all
such histories now to be found in the
schools Of the country. the Georgia
heavens will be lit up for an indefinite
time. These so-called histories are
nothing more than slanderous political
treatises against the south" Right. let
southern histories be used and not any
other. Use Mrs. Lees and others.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-19

Washington. February 14.-Geaeruls
James H Wilson, Fitzhugh Lee and
Theodore Schwan will be retired TO-
morrow. the last named on his wi APP
plication. Colonel A. S. Daggett.
Fourteenth infantry. will be promoted
to a brigadier general. succeeding
Schwan. Ind viii be retired fmneIiAte-
" with his higher rank.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-19

A storage room for the state is need
ed to properly preserve valuable docu-
OF proper storage. Governor Aycock
and the secretary Of state favor 1t. So
do the librarian and superintendent of
public instruction.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-19

Rev. Dr. A. c. Dixen, and one of the
ablest and most celebrated living south
ern ministers of the gospel. has resign
ed his charge as pastor of Brooklyn Of
the Hanson Place Baptist church. which
he has served for ten years He will go
to Boston to Ruggles Street Baptist
church. described las very wealthy"
Is that the milk in The cocoanut?'
We hope not.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-19

Inhabitants Is the use Of the word
avn" It has probably lost its orfgi-
caroiiSssrifcancation. Think of North
90 inhabitants. g, oeins created with
stu. 4, or 81. Or rs. or W o.. o1 Jess
and so on Then behold ths0 o'
villages with 3s7 inhabitants ar
40. 4ss. s2s. s14. aos. s52. sSs. sls. sos and
SO on. 1t is the first time we -a-.-A-
to have seen Villages larger than
towns. There are places in England OF
$4,000 that are still called villages.
There are places in England OF 60. 600
that are still called villages.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-19

The Charlotte Observer has secured
the services of an accomplished West
ern Carolinian. Colonel W.. S. Pearson,
editor of the Morganton Herald, to act
as its Washington correspondent. He
is a gentleman of ability and literary
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-19

New Bern has a new paper called the
Evening News. with Mr.. James G. Du-
pree as editor. Much success to IL
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-19

We notice that quite a number Of
North Carolina villages and towns how
decline. Another thing quite noticeable
in the list OF towns" with less than1,o 600
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-19

We are glad to note Mr.. Samuel H.
Oliver has become editor and manager
of the Wilson News. Messrs. Emery OF
Wilson, are the owners.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-19

Ex-Governor Jarvis writes a column
communication for the Raleigh News
Observer opposing impeachment.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-19
BREvTrrEs

There may be some trouble in getting
the Ice. 900 recruits for the army. The
rfr-rsr can be got but the best mate
rial viii hold back probably seeing no
special glory IA killing people nsatins
for Independence and liberty. IT,
Philadelphia Times anticipates dAfn
what \ state Kansas Is for ncktng
up a dust and getting into bloody sows.
The and principles q oid
"ossawotomie Brown appear 70 soid
their own In that Bleeding state
The negro at Memphis who gave W.
600 to entertain the confederate veter-
ans at their reunion. Is named Robert
r. Church. and was born q slave 1t
stated OF him that he was b origina-
tor OF the bin recently passed ey the
Tennessee legislature excluding white
teachers from colored schools As
reasons for the bill was that IL the state
could get rid OF the northern teachers
In public schools. the white and black
people of the state could get on better
together.
1t is now stated that the ex-Empress
Eugene. of France. widow Of Napoleon
the Third. will leave millions to the
English princess.
Down In Alabama a man named
Beale shot in The shoulder Chief Justice
Mcclellan. at his W. home. He Is
quite seriously wounded. They were
hunting for John w. Mcqueen who had
been riding about in a hack with Mise
Beale the greater part OF b night az
ter a supper at a leading restaurant.
They wanted TO search the judges
house. but he objected and was shot.
There Is no protection In law Ii seems
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-19

There are many men of many minds
as to impeaching the two immaculate
supreme court judges. both in the legis-
ture and among editors. Many demo-
Gratis. Ex-Governor Jarvis among them,
fight the idea of impeaching and some
democratic editors are very tender on
that subject. But it is plain enough
that democrats of judgment and a good
sense of right do not desire Furches
and Douglas to be Disciplined if they
have indeed nice, clean. honorable re-
cords. BY all means let them go if they
are no offenders against law and right.
But that evidence before the sub-com-
mittee did take on an aspect that looked
cloudy for the two stockholders on the
bench.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-19
HOME FOLKS.

1t is gratifying to see that there are
some members in the legislature with
a proper reverence for Gods teachings
as to divorce. The majority perhaps
think that the Bible is like Ben Frank
Inns almanac, rather out of date, and
has been superseded by the wisdom of
man, particularly the legal par of the
human family. Senator Aycock, the
able brother Of the governor, stands by
the Book, but not quite solitary and
alone" as Tom Benton once said with
useless REPETITION. A divorce bill with
plenty of gaps will be adopted. People
who believe in a Bible Law should be
very careful as to how they vote.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-19

1t appears to be generally accepted
that no libel law uch as proper free
dom of opinion and right to print re-
quire, will be passed. The same on
ciusion exists as to a dog law. Some
body prefers to kill all the dogs rather
than to wound their tender sensibilities
by a small tax. But it is all right they
little boy or girl to school whether he
prefers to do so or not. Soft on the
dogs and so strong on the "cruel pari-
emit" The Watauga Democrat gives
this which hits the much favored
"darg'' and the parent with ignorant
children:
DIR. Phipps, who is a very strong ad-
vocate of the law taxing dogs, says
some time & he was travelling
through a field in a ~neIghboring coun-
dren accompanied by three dogs) who
asked him for a ''chaw terbacker' ana
in the next breath asked him what that
was he was on, referring to his horse.
He avs give US more money to educate
such children, and a tax on the dog is a
step in that direction
The Aberdeen Mail Is. c. says in
G~reenville county in that state there
are 1900 dogs taxed. But of it's own
county. Anderson it says:
But we are worse off in this county
than G~reenville. Here there are in
round numbers 5000 dogs that are taxed
and the auditor thinks as many more
untaXed making a total of about 5000
dogs in this county n if one of them
is worth a cent in the way of a public
benefit no n has been able to point
it out. But what Of the sheep? We are
ashamed to tell it. it is so discreditable
to us. There are only 557 sheep in the
entire county. Nearly twelve dogs to
every sheep. Fifty years ago we knew
neighborhoods where hat many sheep
could be found in an area composing
five or six plantations. but there were
mighty few dogs"
This is respectfully submitted to the
solons assembled now at Raleigh.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-19

1t begins to look as if Solicitor Mott
in the Ninth district would be called
upon to show the reason why" of his
official conduct. The house members
from his district are scrutiniZing his
course. Let no guilty man escape
said General Grant when president.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-19

The new venue act and the new
taxes will bring to the state $4,000
more revenue, so h News-Observer
says. Not much. but it will fill a few
holes and stop a leak or two. The
|News-Observer prints a likeness Of
Representative willard of this city, as
Chairman of the committee on insur-
|ance and a prominent member Of the
on finance He is a very
efficient, active member OF the house.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-17
Hrunin5 edjIeswie 6pIftein.

s 5lensburg. giienbabnbirec>
tor Rubrt iit fiiralt9 nah ldngerer
Rrarfbeit BON einem Babeaufentbalt
in erfreuliher @eneiung bierber auriid%
gefebrt. Die burh bic Yref1e aeaanaez
ne Na1ri9t, bab Director Rubrt BENZ
rdhft aus Gefunbbettsriidfi9ten in
ben Rubeitanb treten piirbe, 1T b0llig
unbegriinbet.
Riel. - Die rumGniIde Regierung
trat nit benz &ei9smartneamt in Werz
hanblung gum 3fDed bes Mnfaufs bes
aus Der 2tite Der Rriegsf9iffe sefrt=
densn panaerfubraeuges rMrntinius" !.
NumGnten beabfihttgt, bas Sabraeug,
nahoem auf bieiiger Werft befen Sn=
ftanbiebung erfolgt, gu ariess5peden
au benuben.
Mnsetn. Die Bel benz 2anbz
mann q. 9eninsfen in gsgrus bebien@
itete gbrtitina MDller aus lllesraff
berungliidte Bel benz Rprneinfdbren.
8ei benz 8efefigen bes Wtnbelbaums
brah berielbe unb i9leuberte bic MDl@
Ter bonn Wagen, tpel9e berarttge 8er=
lebunsen erlitt, baB tie nad elmer
Stunbe peritarb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-17
Erppins 5djleiie,t.

@Drlib. Nsi 9Dbmii1 sRamnis
Bat iih aus ylDth Der IteaenlofeG eGnaus
ipieler Sauer aug 9irid6erg bon Ell
i,sm Giienbabnaug iiberfabren laHen.
DER llnsliidlihe 1T feinen 0erlebunsen
balb erlegen.
RattomiB. Mit eigener Be-
bensgefabr baben i'm December bpyiz
gen sSabres Der Sberbdller SeDpa unb
Der 0dner SbeDbor Gibaipsfi Spet
8ergleute Bel einem @rubsnunfall auf
Der Marsrube pDm Sobe errettet. Sir
bieis brape Shat haben 5cnpa unb @iz
oatpsfi nuninebr bic Hettungsntebaille
am ganbe perlieben erbdlten. 7,
8resldu. Ser neue 8reslauer
safen lit burh ben Dberbiirgermeiitsr
Or. Benber feierli1 erDffnet toorben.
Der Gr0ffnunssfeier tpobnten Der
Sberprdfibert. Die Hegierrngs prd~
iibenteit bon Breslau, .2iegnib lnb
Sppeln, Der 9er3ogs BON Natibpr, To-
tpie sablreihe 9beilnebner an benz bier
tdgenben beutfh Diterrei1if4 li1ga=
ridden 8innenidifffabrts @erbanbs@
tage Bel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-17
gIfaE.Q Qptbrinnets.

8riimalb. Der Wnuer 3its
bosel aus Nottelsbeifn Il batte einem
Habfabre, Der in einer bortigen WirtbS
fhaft Gdit senant bate, ben pnenz
matifreifen bes Ndbss heimtiidifh
gurHgefdnitten. Der GpaB fofnmt
tim reht tbeuer gu fteber, duBeroem
baB Ell ben Reifen ali erleBen BAT, tDnrz
be er nod gu brei Wohen @efdngniB
Derurtbeilt.
DaeB. Sn 5aaen Der MoieItd
nalilation Bat bic biefise 9anSelstanlS
n1er an pie Sntereiferten Elm Hunb~
f6reiben erlaifen, un1 feitauiteaen,
tpel9e Derfebrssiiter alBer gr5e, 9ob@
ellen llnb 6odofentofs fir bic 59iff<
fahrt in5raae fommen, befonbers aber,
UNI gu ermitteln, Of in Meb Elm l1mz
5Magsbsrfebr BON unb 1a6 syranfz
reid atpiIden benz Mofelf4iff unb Der
Gifenbabn au erparten lift. Die Ramz
mer fpriht in bem S4reiben auslei6
bic lleberaeugung aus baB bieie lm>
frage neues 8epeismaterial fir bic
Notbnenbiofett Der aandliiirung unD
fir bic 'rafde Musfiibruns berielben
erseben iperbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-17
8rppins sadien nnb gbirinsen.

8itterfelb. - Beiaeprbneter
unb Stdbtratb 6empe, ipelher friiber
ais Stdbt1ecretdr bier tbdtia mar,
fonnte auf cine 25 : idbrtge SbGttgfeit
i'm fontlnunalen Dienfe un1ererStabt
5uriidbltden. Dem Subilar tpurben
oiele gbrungen gu She'll.
Ger 1tunoen. 8or &uraem
fam Der 6tlfsbremIer Mueuit S9lpfIer
Bel bem Nufleeen zines NonbremsI9uz
bes gu San Durbe bon benz gi1enbabne
lpagen iiberfabren unb fofort getDDtet.
Der 8ebauernspertbe btnterlGBt cine
5rali unb atpei &inber.
@rfurt. Sn Der &linsenitrabe
itiirate Der 48 Sabre alts Maler 8url
Ope3insft bon einem brei Stodfperfe
boben @eriiit. Ser 80rper fiel auf bic
gifenfpiben bes 8orsartenaaunes unb
iparen bic @erleBungen babur1 Der
Nrt, bab Der Sob fofort eintrat. Ser
0erunaliidte binterldbt cine Srau uno
fiinf &inber.
gorbetb a. = Mte f1on gen,sl=
bet, nuroe in Der Naht mutbmaBlth
Dur4 ru9loie 6ano - bic Mbler'ide
Nubelfabrtf gu 4lein gorbetba nebit
Wobn% unb Ma1dinenbuus Elm Maub
Der Slammen. gu betlasen tit auBerz
benz ber an ben betben Na1bqrgebDf=
ten a1seri9tete Smmobtliar= unb Mo=
biliar 8ranbi6aben.
Mltenburg. Ser Oampfmibz
lenbeiiber Ridaro 8urfbarb, ber cine
&etbs Dffentliber genlter betleibet unb
iih burh fein Wirfen fiir bas allse=
meins Mobl bic N9tung peiter Rreiie
eriporben bat, 1T geitorben. Gr mar
langidbriges Waitglieb unb Spreder
i'm 8iirgerporitanb, M1ttglieb bes
2anotages uno seb0rte aud eir1tge
3eit benz 0erpaltungsratb ber 2an-
besbanf an.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-17
Ghtpeis.

8remg rt E H. Nuf benz SSelDe
,purbe bic 2Oidbrise Mlhertine St0dli
nit Ourh1dnittener e&bIe unb 59uis
fen in Mrm utlo 8ruit tobt aufaefurz
ben. Ser 2iebbaber Des MGb1ens lit
als bes Moroes perbddtta psrbaftst
tpDrben.
Bern. Sn per @letIdergrotte
Bel @letIh Wanis) fiel eni Gisblod
aus benz 9epDlbe nieber unD 1treifte
eine ameritaniId5e Dame Namens Nelz
lp Smith aus 8rootlnn, bic iofort
tobt auiammenbrad. MeuBerli9e 0ers
lebungen lparen ieood nicht borban@
ben. unb Der @eribtsarSt erfldrte,
bab bic Dame, bic 6eraleibenb uno
fehr nerDDs mar, einaia an Nerben=
erlhiitterung aeitorben Jet.
8aiel. unter ben Spfern ber
8uu Ratatropbe. Die Bis ieBt aus
ben 9riimnern herDorgeaogen nurben,
befinDen iich: Simmer aus benz 8a=
Dtlhen, tobt; Bauiehnifer Wifbelm
Benbler aus Mnhalt, bic 3in1merleute
Skinner, 8riiber bes SpDten, nnD
Rinapalo aus Gi1itetten in Baben,
Derlebt; 2ebterer f9ner. ssm @anaen
lpurben Bis iebt bret 5oote unb feds
0ernunbete aefnnoen. 8ermutblib
befinDen iih nod sipei Nrbeiter llntsr.
ZEN Sriimmern. Die WearGutnungsz
arbeiten fhreiten riiftis Doripdrts.
0eriIau.sSm Ranton Mppens
sen bat bds 6ohndher argen Shuz
ben ungerihtet. eSn 9ais nuros cine,
nelt angelegte 5trabe DolIitdnbig be-
molirt; tn 8ubler unb Seufen ipurben
bic am NDtbbah liegenDen WaiIer=
tperfe fhDer nlitgenpmn,en. Mm Dds
bris bate Elm 5htperes llngliid entire
ten f0nnsn. Mn Teller 6albe pbsrbalo
@ais ftunb Elm fleines 6aus nit arr
gebduter G9eure. Cine Meberfalnilie,
bic al btM 66ushen nod ein Stiid
@pSkn heI1bt, bepobnte b1delbe Mits
ten lit ifpdfin{terer Naht nun fjng es
an Al tra{1tn unD 3u berittI tannnE
tonnten oie HdmilienslieDer i6x Ntbtn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-17
@rpkberspgtbni1 SeiIen.

.RIein 3immern. - Sci Der
8iirgermeii iteruabl purbe Der ieitberiz
ae 8eiseoronete Safob 2ebsr gum
9iirsermeiiter setpdblt.
8ifdofsbeim. gei Der
8iirgermeifterpabl erbielten 8urger=
meiiter Mieieneder 172. 6err MFbei=
mer 105. 9err poliaeibiener Slider
45, 9err stir AZ Stimmen.
grumfabt. - Sci Der bier
fattgefunbenen 8iirsermeiIterpa6l
tpurOe Der leitberise Biirsermeiter, $.
@trobbauer, nit 148 Stimmen tptez
tergetpdblt. Der Gegentanbioat, poz
IiseiOiener 4ebermebrl. erbielt 145
5timmen.
Darmfabt. Geb. 9auraib
prof. pfarr an Der Eehniihen 9pdz
1tbule bat et1en ebrenbollen Huf an bic
Donfhule nah Min1en erbalten. grs
freuliheripeife blei6t prof. pfurr uns
Ierer 6ohfhule erbalten, inbem berz
ielbe biefen Nuf abgelehnt bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-17
SI6enbura unb Wee,ffenbura.

Oorf M Ten burg. = Die
bur9 peniionirltng bes 2ebrers Safe
rneiiter in @r. @1ltotp Bel @9ipaan
fret seiporbene S9ulitelle 1T benz hieiiz
gen 3. 2ebrer Nebermann berlieben
toprben.
5ternberg. Sn elmer Babe
anitalt in Der Saale Bel 9alIe ertranf
Der s5adlebrer am bieiigen Sednifum,
Nr4iteft Curt @eitner. 5err s. mar
fir ben CONNER nab 6alle iibergeiie=
belt, Inn bort an Der Bsarbeitung mebz
rerer srDBerer PrDiette ft9 gu betbetliz
gen, unb folte NIT 8eginn bes Minter=
femeiters pieber fein bieiiges Mmt
iibernebmen.
2anandrben. - eesn gemetn=
fbaftlider Stbung bes &ir9enratbs
unb bes Musf9ufes ber8trdensemei1s
be 2angparben ipurbe Der 8au zines
neten &ir9tburms bei9loHen. Ser
Bau tptrb auseefiibrt ;1a9 einem Gntz
purf bes 9errn 8auratbs Sree1ezSlz
oenburg unb ipirb Der Sburm anna
hernb 25,000 Waarf foften. Man
hofft nod IN bieiem 9erbit NIT benz
8du begtnnen gu fDnnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-17
Sefterreih nmsarn.

griinn. sSn Der 2eberfabrifz
MctiengeieQi9aft ri9tete Elm 8rano erz
bebli9en S9aben an.
8om britten Stodtperf bes gtieqenz
bauIes in Der 8rDne go. 6 itiir5te bic
II Sabre alte Rofa SDriter in Solge
bes mangelbaften 8eldnbers ab uno
itarb an ben erbaltenen 8erlebungen.
Snnsbrud. Ser 8abnoffi=
cial b. Dabborf 8oblltabt go. %
tpobnbaft, bat it9 oergiftet.
Ser Genne Der Sloitensrunb=Mlp,
sSobann 6unbsbi6ler, itiir5te beim
@belpeiBiu6en ab uno par iofort
tpbt.
g5ernoptb. Der proceb
segen bic pegen Nmtsperuntreuune,
besansen bur6 0efraubationen in
Dem G3ernptpiber Stabtpoitamte angez
tlasten brei perIonen tpurbe gu gnbe
gefiibrt. 9aber ipurbe bonn 8eribte gu
sebn unb 8rammatopic3 gu bier Moz
naten aerfers oerurtbeilt; bic 2ufafa
freisefproden.
8 mu n b EN-. Der 5tpeitGlteite
Spbn bes 5eraogs BON Cumberland,
prins ghriitian, 1T na@ fur3er 8ranfz
belt an 8linbbarmentaiinbung geitpr=
ben. prin5 Gbrifttan Sriebri9 Mtlz
belm @eorg peter Walbemar mar bas
finite ainb bes 9eraogs @rnft Mugu1t
unb ter 6er5osin 5bpra BON gumberz
Lamb. gr mar geboren gu @munben
am 4. Sult 1885 uno itanb bemna9
i'm II. 2ebensiabr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-17
0rpRIerspgt6mut 8abert.

60 TN b bir,gen. Der lehon
dltere Wasenipdrter 8oael aus Ronz
fana, Der Bel bem Giiter5uge Dienit
an leiiten bate, alitt bon elmer eiIernen
Staffel zines Wagens aus unb brad
einen SUB.
8urgpeiler. Der 9lib
fhlug i'm naben Malobeuren in bas
Mnnefen bes M. Wiirms. bas nieoer=
brannte. pferoe unb Riibe unb etipas
GabrniiTe fonnten serettet iperoen;
olles anbere, bsIpnbers bic reihliben
GrHte= unO sFutterDprrdtbe, ipurbe Elm
Ndub Der 5lammen.
30 m RaiferHubl. Sin I'M
po1anter Qeiden3ug benegte fi1 nahs
benz GrieDbofe bon Sbringen, Mmts
8reifah. I'm Der irbilhen 9iille bes
infolge zines Ghldgdnfalles beritorz
bsntn Mltbiiraermeiiters Rib bic leBte
gbre 5u eripsifen. Die lI3dbligsGinz
ipDbnerIhaft befunDete ibre tiefe
9raner i'm ben 10 pl0slid Dabings=s
1miebenen, Der in ieinerl Geben aIs
@eneinberat6, ala Bt5irfsratb nnoI
III sSabre lang dIS 9iirgsrmeiiter 3url
Nlpble. bsr Gemeinbt Sbrin9etl, bts
@s5irfts @reifam unb bee @taates
eI!e sdr srfprifBli&s 3bdtigttit sllt<
S ii 9s 81 rs 5s*s&s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-17

Dt. R,rone. ssyn Der Nadt III
Der gum Hittersnt WiTulte gebDrige
grobe Sbafitall niebersebrannt. Die
Shafe = es banbeli ith um 1900
Sbtere = finb fdit ale gerettet tpors
ben.
RDnigsberg. Das Nreisae=
riht fiir Die Gnttpiirfe snr nmgeitalz
tung bes Shlobteihes lnb ieinerl1ms
gebung bat ben eriten preis bon $500
Mdrf benz Mrhiteften 8irt hierfelbit
5uerfdnnt. Der atpeite preis fpuroe
ni1t bertbeilt, ptelmebr an feiner@tatt
aipst pierte DreiIe Dergeben. Den britt
ten preis (1000 Mart) errdnsen bic
6erren 80rnitein unb Roppel in
Sreibsnau Bel Berlin, bic beioen pierz
ten preiie 3u ie 75O Marf /. bic 6er-
rem grGner unb Wplffenitein Ser
lin, 2. 6err Otto Srid Gbarlotten=
burg.
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Aaslai,oild)es


Grisben nan. Mrbeiter @eorg
8lnme. 56 Sabre aft, ftarb infolge
6isfhIass.
6nlenfee. Der 12 Sabre alte
Mlfreb Bopten gerietb unter einenWaz.
gen Der GtraBenba6n unb funb ben
Sob.
BerIinhen. Muf her cine
balbe Stunbe entfernten Bflugfabrif
bes 8. Ghtpara brannte es in Der TO-,
genannten ralten S9miebe" beren
Dahitubl, @ebGlf nnb Ginrihtiing.
5erftDrt ipurben. Der Materidl|haben
lift bebeiitenb. N
3udentpaIbe. Bon Bib err
i4lasen tpurbe ber 6irte 2ebnlann
aus 6olsbOrf. Der grfhlagene mar
bic eotiibe feiner Mutter unb iiingeren
@efAlDiiter, nadbem i'm borigen Sabre
1ein Batter bpn einem Gi5enbabn5Ma
iiberfabren unb getDbtet mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-17
Grppins gseffpreniien.

aonib. - Die jiibif9e @emeinbe
hierfelbi pGble Sbeoopr SLATER gum
@orteber.
2autenbur q. Wor Rur5em
lit bas Wobnbaus bes 6errn SUR
fotpsti auf Der Iltitabt niehergez
brdnnt.
Oan3ig. Ser felt Ruraem in
Der Srrenanitalt in Neuitapt untersez
bra6te Rrimtndl ppliaei Commit
Iarius Naporra aus 9anais tit sez
Horben.
Dirf9au. Die beioen Sc
i9dftsbduier in Dirlhau, gde poit=
un0 Wilbelmitrabe, Der Srau Mi6-
lenbeitBer @ehrmann in Marienbura
fehDria. itnD fir 105. 900 Mf. in ben
6eiib oes Raufmanns @eorg Hofe
iiberaeadnden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-17
3MTembnra.

2uremburg q. - Ser bon Der
@eife suriidgetebrte llnternebmer 2soe
rutb fanb, bab bic @inbreher ibm 300
st. In @elb unb 80 iiIberns gBbeitede
aus benz &afIeni4ranf seitoblsn baz
BEN.
9ifferbtn,gen. 8or Der
Sbiire bes Mirtbes 9lrenb entitanb eiz
ne f6nere Rauffcene 3pii4sn Oeutz
fAen unb 2urembursern, nobel mebz
rere Hebolberidiife fielen. Sin Ge<
i9ob traf bic an Der Sbiire itebenoe
ghefrau 8lobt in ben Mrn.
Merf6. Ser 9emeinberatb
f4ritt CUR Wabl etnes nelten gtrnebz
mers. 8etm erten Wablgang erbielten
bic 5erren aipgen uno 8eb je 4 @timz
men unb bic 9erren 2inben uno 6offz
mann ie l Stimme. Sn Der @ti9nabl
erbielt 8ipsen flint unb 8eb flint
Sttmmen. Gum britten Male muBte
bas Coos enti9eiben unb 9err Slip
gen tpurbe seopsen. =
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-17
Grnnims SeiIcr1.

Marburg, - Der Drtoatboaent
Der pbilologie Or. Wen3el in @Dttit=
gen TT gum duBeroroentli9en prof felz
for in Der pbiloiopbif6en SafultGt Der
9ieiigen unioeriitGt ernannt porben.
9ersfelp. - 0or Rursem nun
ben bic ginpobner unferer Staot
our9 Seuerldrm er1bredt. gs brannte
in bem MnneIen bes bieitgsn ginno6=
ners &ebler in Der NGbe Der @asf faz
BRIT. S9eune unb Sta1ung fielen
oem Seuer gum Spfer, ndbreno bas
@obnbaus in Solge Der emiigen Sbdz
tisteit Der Seuernebr gerettet tperbst
tonnte. Die gntitebunssuria4e 1T
unbefannt.