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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12
Ylabe bnn aasemeinem Snterehe.

Gitp 9au - Nortbs u. 2srlnston'
StraBe.
Walbinaton : Monumsn. 49, Mt.
@ernoa : plaae.
Sobns 9opfins' 9efpttol - Noro'
8roabDaD.
@hlahtsn : Monumsnt - Colbert
unb SansttsItraBe.
@rab BON Cigar 4asn Doe -
MsitminFer & airahot Sapstte= uaS
@rssneftrdBe. i.
nit n0rbIif laufenbsn Wo9gons.
natterlon : part - gu erreiasv
NIT Dltlid laufsnosn Baggons.
Sort McSenrp - 2ocuf=point.
Ssrauer, : Golles - ct. Daul= una
%. @trdbe.
D.nboopz Snltitut rnb MuTf=gous
{.rpaiorium - Wft. 8srnon=piace.
81a!t's fsrsi : 8i5liolhes - Mul.
fsrrp=, nabe CATHEDRAL : StraBe.
Sreimaurer : 5empel - Horbs
sbarlesfraBe.
Dbl Jelntps 6 Seiapel - Gdtee'
oId.. uno SaratoguItraBs.
1bam6sr Of COMMITTEE - 2 ,uis
5ab. uno WatsritroBs.
Nsuss 9eri6ts9ebduoe - Japsitss
nnD 81. PaulltraRs.
POtsebduor - Sapsttss uno Gals
pertitraRe.
Dtarplanb : Snititut - gaItim'rs'
ano 5arrilonftraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12
Brutalcr GinDesmuro.

Nep DorE, II. Npril. - Sm
5lur Deg NpdrtmsnEfauies Nr. no,
ct. Ni6plas=Npenue, faao man gsItern
in elmer 9appi4o9tel bic 2e;G. zines
nur einen Sag alien SGusling5, bei1en
aebls nit sinem i6arian Snitrum:nt
bur9i4nilten mar. gster Gpluno. Der
9ausme;itsr, Dffrets be S4adhl uno
fanD unter elmer SiiQe bon paptsr, p:e
es bon @GenfDaarsr78 eI4dften gum
Giapidsln 6snubh pirb, uaO untsr FL
mem Stid g,itrsiften 3sugss Den tEsiz
men 2ei4ndm. 8ulano 6eno9ri9tigte
einsn poli5itsn Der nd4iten He0;srz
po6e, ber bic 2siGs no4 Der Station
brafte. Sic nurOe Dort Doh einsm
4mbulan5@Nr5te in 4ugenifein 9ez
npmmen. Der bic Wunos untsrIu6te
unb lie als Die SoOssurlaGs be5ei9nez
lie. 3bsabrz 8sosnisrt Nlar Dalp, Der
in Dem 9auIe po9nt, SAT Die Gfa6tel
i9on No9ts be;'m 9eimtommen ge=
ie6en, fat ober Ti9t5 gsfagt, ca er
qlau6ts, lie osbDre einsm 6ausgenpfsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12
@nfipielise S9iekpriiseI.
asiliptnos MADDEN quite @sl1dfte nit
benz freieebiesn Uncle Sam. ~
Gine SdmmIuna alter Waffen.


Wafbineton,0 9. g., II. Mprir.
- Mus pffiSieGen Manila'sr 8sridz
ten gebt berpor, baB Die s3ab.. Der ben
Mmeritanern BON ben Jtlipinps, bic
|i6 srsabea, obssssbsnsn 8afFen
iGberli9 sertns lift unb subsm falm
is Elm orbentli9es @epsbr ausgslsfsrt
tpirb, fonbsrn INNER nur alte, tpertb=
lole Jlinten, tpas gu benfer gisbt, ba
man peiB, bab ben 6ilipinos bon
Gontrebanbiften quite neue 9spebre in
Msngs eslisfsrt purbsn. l1sbsrbiss
be5ablt Der frsissbies Uncle Som jsz
benz yImiso," Der nit Der grfldruns,
bab ct nt9t msbr gesen bic Ser.
Staatsn fGmpfen MOLE, fsin 9epsbr
ablisfert, bafiir $50. Nuf bieie Dirt
}ino piete dlte S9isBeiien, tpsl9e i'm
bDGflen Safe 81 Biz S. pertb Iino,
gu $50 ran ben Munn ssbradt" tpprz
ben.
Wenn l1ncte Gam nit bisEem 81
f6dft fsrtlg TT, tperosn Die Ser. Sfad&
ten cine Der intsrefanteItsn Sammz
lungen alter @uffen beIiBsn, bon 9iz
nsfIden 8anonen Big gu o~usrangirz
ten Mauisrgepebren. uno babel muB
Der Wafknidmug9sl nu9 ben p6ilipz
pinen fart flOrirt baben. &iirolt4
firanbstsn 5pei 8opte in Der 8at bon
Manila, unb man fanb lie nit Opnaz
nit uno patrOnsn mooernIten Su6riz
fats bslaosn. fir bic Snfursentsn
ratur.i9. SebenfaGs tparen p;ste
8orts 9lidli9sr in Der @rrei4ung
i6rsr 8eItimmung, als iens beioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12
Gimuubner3abl, Siladenranm uiu.
Der Ser. Staaten.

SrDBts Gdnss bon Otsn nad Wss
fen 272O Wis.len.
@roBte 9reite bon Norosn na9
Giipen 1900 Meilen.
5ld9enraum, nit GinT9luB BON
M!asta (577,39O 3,602,99O Suaz
brctmellen.
0r0bter @taat (Eeraa) 1886
&uaDrotmeilsn.
asinfsr @taat <Rbubs : Sslunb)
1906 Quaoratmeilen,
46sel9IBter Sotal : Btrip oss
Siasnt5ums (eenIus DOT 1890 $685.
473.173,418.
0te 5tsn er0Btsn StdOts Genius
bon 1890 limb Die f%o!9snoen: Nstpz
BORT, 1,5l5,2O1, Gbicdso 1,O99.85O,
96ilaoelp6ia 1,O46,964, 9rootlDn
sO6. 343. Ct. Souls 451,77O, 9otcG
448,477, Baltimore ga, z39, Sam
ssrorlisco 298,997, Cincinnati 1885,
9O8. Glepslano 261,353. Oas Gens
Rum Der 8ep0lterung befinost pa 20
msil,n Dtlia BON Columbia, Sno.
Mo6 Dem Genius Don 1890 BADEN
ne is Siiofauten 15,549,358 psiBe
Girnobner uno 6.898,8O6 Heesr.
9on 1881 Bis 1890 nabT Ole peiBe
9spDlferAng i'm 8erbdltniB BON 23.6
0roaslt gu, pdbrsno Die g}sgsr : 9es
pDltsrang uur i'm 8erhGltniB Don
49, Yroaert 8unabm.
aRdnnlids Ysrionsn, q Sabre unb
bariiber, 16.940,311.
@elammt5ahl ron Ysrionsn i'm
S9ulaltsr, 5 bis 20 Sabre, 22.447.s
1872.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12
Gannnett aebrauht.
S1elossT6ibs fir bic S~unoesarmee. -
S9abproben gu Sanop 9oot.

S9:sbproben gu Sanop 9oot.
waf6ington, 9.g., II. ap-il.
- SIN nGtIten Monat tperbsn auf
bsm 94ie6plabe Bel SanoD 5oot
ousesbs6nte 8eriu4e nit peri9:sOsnz
artigsn 6elogsl4uBsn ungeieai tpsrz
ben. QGles MN man grin0li4 priz
fen uno bas bsi1e 8sIdiB fir bic
gunIoesarmes bsbaItsn. Dix Siratez
gen i'm &rsssbspartemsnt Iino gu Der
l1ebsraeuguns selan9t, bab bic Ger.
@taoten : Qrnles i'm 8erelsi9 gu onz
beren Nationsn ni9t 70 gut mt Sab
@sTduBsn a~usssriilst 1T. unfsrs
Wsltmaf,t : politit absr psrlan9t gez
Hietsriia bab unisrs Sanonen m;nosz
1sns ebsnIp gut uno 10 fdnsa i4isz
BEN, pis bic Der europdiThsn Md4te.
I:9t mebr fat Nmerita e bsher, ionz
bern mub tpis bic anDsren 9roBmGfte
ben itstiesn foFTpisl;gsn JortlAritt in
her 8risgsriiIiung mitmafRn.
Die 9eI9ubprobsn b:i SanoD 5oof
1ino pom aris9sbepartemsnt angsoroz
net tporbsn unb Itsben untsr 2s;tmg
Der 8s6Drbe fir 8ef9ubz uno S.
f~ungstpelen (goato Of Ordnance ano
Spr~tificatipn), Der fotgenos Wligiiez
Der angs60rsn: Gtnsrol : 2isusenant
W6ilea, Sbsreommanosur Der Nrfnes;
General WiGIpn, @6sT beg @~eniecorps;
8snsral burlington, Gbsf oes 9ez
f6uBtpsisns; SbsrIt Rdnoolpa, S6sf
Der Mrti1sr;s; SberIt 8oogsrs, bon
Der WrtiGsrie; @rzReppdfentont Sem
berIon, ols G;DImitglieb Der 8sb0ros,
uno naa 5tpei Nrtinsris : Sffi5iere,
tpelfs be 8eb0rpe b!n5u5ieben tpirb.
Man beabf6tigt, nidt nrr one BON
Ranonsnfabrifanten unb grf:noern
boresbotsnsnIrtsn bon sSelbgs1GIb:n,
1pnberr au9 bag neue, na6 BAN Moz
BED ber fran5Ofi6sn 5elo9effiBs UNI
ter NufIiht bss r8parp Of OrOnuncs"
onRRrtiete 9ei6ib singebsno gu erz
prubsn. 0as fran3Ofl4e 9si4iiBmoz
bsG tpurbe BON sinem Sffi3isr Der
gunbssarmee inn borigen CONNER
anssbli9 mil poGitGnoigen 9eta..ls
srlanst uno ioG no6 Dem urtbei> bon
6a6tunbigen Der QriiQsrie oas beEis
SsIpgsT4ib fem. Die N44ridt. baB
cas- gan5e @eReimniB oss fran5oIiz
f9sn 8e6uBmobs1s CUR &enntn:.B
bea amsuitan:l6er 8riegsbepartez
ments eelanst lei, errsgts isinsr 3sit
srcBss MufIs6.n. 8ei Der 4nsrtiz
guns bes no4 bisiem Moosa nipore
fensn neuen amsrifan;I 4sn S,logez
idubts III Der rSoorO Of Srononce"
NIT grDbter 9s!ml;Hfsit gu 0:tfs gez
gon9sn. Die S4iebprobs i'm Mal
pitb 5sigsn, o6 bus neus 9sIflus cen
hp6en Grpartlpnoen sntEpri6I.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12
Gpnfmrrcn; fir bcn stahlzSruf.

Dsnber, Col, II. Ipril. - Der
Nnfauf Der nGolOraoo 5uel e Sron
Co." Seitens So6n W. 9aLss, So6n
2ambert uro s. 8. @Gpoob i4eint
ibatfGal;4 ni4t i'm Sntersf1e Der III.
g. Steel g." gsIdeben gu fein, iOnz
bern gang i'm @sgsui9il UNI benz
@tabl : Sruit g~onfurrena gu MAIDEN.
@on 9ates lief pier oas folssnbe
Ssfgramm Elm: IS. 8. GGpoOb, Sobn
2ambsnt uno i4 si9nsn iest bic ugoloz
raoo Jusl e Sron &c." Wir per0en
gu Dem ~bsItsbenbsn GtabliHemenls in
Colorado np9 20 3irtbls9J5abrifeu,
spsi Sbungenz5abriten unb 5tpsi g.
bldie bia5ufiigsn. Mir batten gel tern
cine 3uIammentunft mil 9arrest urD
p~srbanOsltsn iibsr iofortigs grridtung
bon Stargsn=Sobrifsn untsr Dem BON
inn patsntirten YrD3eb."
Die @%rflGrung 9otes' esp:Rnl an
@laubtpiirbigfsit oaour9, bab fein
Shubl Sru1t : 8irbsntrGger ser
Gonfersna bsitppbnts. au4 fat 9icsz
prdiiosnt phipps BON Der nGarnegis
5uel &c Sron Co." ni4t bonn Stablz
Srult beoshrt tpsrbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12
Jntsrfgantes aus Der aItfn Wflt.

Ous 9epDrf gu etHet
gludlt4sn gbe? SIM MGrabsft
bon pstsr 3oiesesr's uSeimaarten"
pirb 9efhiloert, tpie Der RaIfelbausr
be:'m pfarrer fem MuFesbut onmelp.t:
Ser 8aftslbausr iteist osmd6li6
CUR Sbiir bsrein in bic 9farrersitube.
Pfurrer: nS4au. idau. Der aaitelz
bauer! We ssbt's immer2 @sben sic
5i9!!"
8aisIbauer: rOb - of! guat 70
tpeit. Son nib nit bsflusn."
Yfarrer: rSo ieBen sic iid bo6!"
&aitelbausr: r&on eb ftsbn ab, 9err
gfarrsr. SON bia5 nit bel 3sit 5un
SiBn."
pfarrer: .@o 70. Mas BADEN Sic
benin por, 3aitslbauer?"
&a1telbalsr: yWlbd mir ertri9s.
8ittn BON if pDln, oab nib ba Gerr
Pfarrsr ba br aonsl I9metiin t6dt"
(9os bsibt. i'm n~abtinoigsn" in Der
3ird).
pfarrer: y9on Der aunssl f9meiz
BEN! q fbteten! Ssiratben!
Sappsrlot, oa gratulir' i6. Was bdz
BEN Sie ii4 bana fir Cine ausssIu6t?"
4d~i teI6auer: yWos moanens, Serr
Pforrsr? 8o4hns amol: Nit? Nau
in 8roBEtiGer iein,."
Pforrer: rO;s Msltere9"
SEAT talbausr: Sea, bic bon if nit
mDgn. Die Siinsers pad id fer"
Pfurrer: r9as lift tpobl cine quite
Yortis? Wie?"
&aitsr6ausr: v9laub pul. 8riaao
q tuQs Qus Iteuer. 81 Su6n pul 2einz
tpano, a por @ou uno fiinf6unerb
Sub 8or9elo."
pfarrer: rDa f6au fer! limb fonlt?
Sat lie eiren eutsn G6araftsr2 OaB
Sic pobl sliidli4 nit ibr le6sn uerz
ben?"
3aitslbausr: Drum is ma nit
bong, 5srr 4forrer, eor nit. Sie
MOAB NIT bic 8GIber unb-
Sau gut um5ge9n."
Sn ubn igs6ufen lit bic
Yol:sei enoG:4 bs9 11nmen19sn 51bz
baft ge%tporoen, her isitDoden 5r1usn
uno MGodsn bup6 St;Gs in ben 2eib
bertpunoste. Die 4neit mar, na6=
Dem cine gan5s Nn5abl Mabdsn -
tbsilpaiI e qebensseFG6rlid - psrtpunz
bet porbtn, fo srpBy bob nat Gin
brua Der 0untsl6e:t feline 5rausn
m:br oas lSaus gu berlaKen 1pastsn.
Del S6dier ii Der Mesgerg.ieQe Wi[z
bslm Oarnian aus 8~il;eb.im. @s
tpsuoen i'm aud 5pei 2uItmpros Sur
2aIt selegt.
QuF Der rpfdl5ii6sh
9abn" perun9Iiidts IeB!:s Sabr Or.
@ntsnausr. Sc purOe baFir sur
3o6luas BON 100000 Mart Gnif4ds
bigung unO elmer Sa9rssrsnte BON
2O,CO0 Marf, {op;e 5000 Mart So
fen perurIHiIt. Or. &ntsnausr, Der
cine &neipp : &uranT1lt betrisb, bate
lei Der @ntgieiIun9 BIS 3ug.s Elm
Tsrpenleioen babpn 9etragsn unD
muBts feline QnFalt auf9sbsn.
Der Oiener SUB unb Der
qortisr Waloifm;ot, bic otn Rent;er
Or. Wrsoe in 8sr1;n Wsri5pap;sre
bon mefr ols elmer M;aipn eeItp6sn
6attsn, linD berurihsilt tporoen. Der
@pIigenannte er6ielt feds, Walo@
ff'niOt e;n Sabr 3u9tbaua, Da5u bic
iibli6en Nebsnfrufen.
Sm 8abe Ntuena6r purbe
Der Babe : Snipsfior Sfnslting tpsz
gen 9roBsr Sdtrino.lsien bei'm Waiz
Ierperfanot uno BE: Qusgube Der Sur
farten psrhaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12
Ghnce lit DEN Mbirnnoads.

8Iuttsburgh q. g. II.
Mpril. - Der S9~nesIiurm, lpsldsr
am Dien|ag beeann, bauerte geItern
in Dem gan5en Qoironbad5 nit ungez
Idpd9ter araft fort. Der @4nes
liest 3 big 4 SUB tef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12
Gnbe bcs Bofuuer Mil6fricas.

9oTton, III. Qpril. - Die go
ffpnsr Mil9lieferanten uno Die Oirefz
loren Der Union Der Mil9farmer"
fa6sn cine uebsreinfuaft abssi9lo6en,
fppcur9 hsm Mildfrieg, Der amMon<
tag, ben 1. 9lpril, 6sgann, sin gnre
oena6t pirb. Die uebsreinfunft
Firirt Den preis fir Mil9 auf Bic.
PRO Same, uno bic Gontraftoren psrz
pflidtsn fi4, i'm 5ans ii6ersrpber gu
fu6r fir iebe 5urudg:sebene Same
Nil9 5pei Gents gnti4aotsung gu
sablsn.
= Sn RoHRiisr, N.zY.. tpurbs Der
glumsnbsrfdufer George ,9umpal:s
BON ieinsm 9ef4dftspartner Yster
9unarit3 eriGOhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12
Gupe1ier= Qr6eiten

ieSer art
bsfprst srpmpt. sefdbmadpoH uns xtuis bio
fSirma Gbrbarot,
Nr. 804, cub 8 Charles ) straSe.
(etp.8,1S
WaaBe nnb @emihte.
spie bieIeIben npn Der Raltimorer
Msbl= unD 9etraiOsz9 Orlt ausenom-
men Deroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12

1 aubiffuB bat 1873 &ubif5oG.
l @tes@aGone bat 282 Subif5Ol.
1 Goro SOFA bat 128 aubitfuB.
Gilte 8 bei 8 b:i 4 BIG entbGlt Elm
Quart.
8 Msilen iinb slei9 1 2easus.
8 5urIongs finb slei6 l Mleile.
Sin 9~ol5baufs, 4 SUP bu4, 4 SuB
llreit unb s SUB lang, ma9t 1 Goro
Qus.
20 Robs iinb glsiq l JurIons.
50 SUP iinp eIei4 1 ~aob" oo'r
pob.
aiite Is BEL 16 Bel 4 3i16 ent6dlE
J @lfQsl.
I Some runbeg gaubol3 bat So
RubitfuB.
1iite 16 Bel 16 Bel 8 318 sntbdlt 1
9ui9s1
l Sroden : @oQone bat 268 Clio
Habit5pQ.
aubitzM
L Some ~bebauenes 9auhol5 bat 40
3uhitflB.
l gulael fat 215O.42 aubif5on.
&iIte S Eel 8 Bel s 3l8 entbdlt 1psd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12

*** Gin Grtra : peaboob + 3sciz
tai finbet am 5reltas Nadmiitag ltatt,
unb 5reunoe gutter WfuIif tpsrben bic
9slegenbeit lpabrnsbm:n, burh ben
geiu9 bes Hecitals Die Gallon a6suz
i6lisBsn, mi. man sirR g~utbsreitets
MaGl5siI beenbet; B. e., Den Wuni6
auf neue 9enife i'm Ssrbt i'm 9er5sn
dragon.
*** Die y@ersinigts 8Gdsrs9eIenz
i6afl" bGlt morgst Qbsnb in 0arI9's
5ale, Nr. 418, Wsf72srinetonaStr.,
ibrs bierteijdbrli9s 9snsral : Ser
Iammluna ab, Bel ipel6sr Die biertel=
iq6rli9en 9eitrdse gu eutri4ten Iiao.
*** 0ie DisrisliG6rli4s 9erIamm=
lung beg ,Gdbor : Gbosums : 8sreins"
finoet am nG6iten Sonntae 8prmitz
lag UNI 10 lbr ftatt. Nae Mitelisber
1onten fi4 bstbeilissn, Oa pi4tiss &C.
Iddfte porlie9sn.
*** Cine bunpriHiI9e M6.nb4unz
terbaliuns miro am Spnntag, ben IA.
QpriI, BON rSbalia : Mdansr9or"
in Der r8apsrif4sn RatiOnal : 9oue"
berarSialtst tpsrben. QlGe fribersn
5s|tli6fsiten bes @srsins tparsa bon
Grfolg sstrOnt, 70 p;ro or4 bisle
u~ntsr6allung nidt berfs6len, Elm
5a6lraidxs Publifum unou5isbsn.
= 6r. 2pomis, bar amsritaniF9s
@sIanDte an @ene5usla, fam am112it!<
mod 2bsnb auf Dem &anOnsnbuot
uScorpipn" gu San Suan, Borto
Hicp, an. 8on bort aus i9!ffte er
fi6 auf benz Dampfer rGaracas," bon
Der nNeb DF2ins." no4 Ntip<Dort
EN-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12
MebubIifantfAe8 rimdr T.

MepubIitanif4e primdrz
h abIen.- @efern fanben bic re-
publitanil9en primdrlpablen 1tatt,
ipelde i'm @anaen febr rubig berlisz
fen, ba nlr in aAt Marbs Gonteite
aussefoaten tperben muBten. Das
&efultat mar in bislen, pie folgt:
L. Marb = Mlfreb Sd. Sou4ton
583 ano Sobn 3iesenbein AL;
3. Marb = Martin Studsrt 694
unb 9enrp 2aumann 81;
ID. Marb.- Or. Mlbert 9. Sing
1872 unb 6. GlaD Simanus 564;
IA. Marb = Samusl Mffelbsr 434
unb Oabib M. Netpbolo. iun., 252;
10. Marb-Sobn 9. 9reibler. iun..
282 unb Sames M. Marine 681;
20. Warb-9enrp 9offmeifter Alt,
Soitpb &insslep 24 unb Miaiam e.
9ilbebranb 202;
%. Warb - 6. 8. 9einbemam
1892 un6 emil 8ubnib $40;
"a. Warb - s. 80. Sones 1856 u,
9enrD o.. Seipp 536.
Oie 2ifte ber republitaniidsn ganz
bibatsn, bic i9 i'm @ablfampfs nit
ibren nod gu tpGblsnbsn bemofrutiz
fden @ssnern meFsn mullen, tit nun,
t,,a EoI,4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12

CA5
Eragt die Die Surt8, Die lhr Imms Gekautt Habl
s: = MMM@zM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12
Gertdermngs Mnsmeiie.
Wfrmania ,lfbfnspfrhdsrnnss 10.
tpn Netu.Durf,
9ermann @en3ing,

Mr.7, Bolts fficesMpenue Baltimore.
gNrstpsis iiber ben Stanb Der n9er'
mania : 2ebsns : 8srliderun9s'
Gumpasnis bon Rstpzyort" am
81. DECEMBER 1900.
ensa ,Srs. s4,7o, 1900
o.; omn,., oImsaab,n' 3,452, 397.54
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12

1. @arb-Mlfrsb M. Soua!on.
2. Waro-So6n Sanebfs.
3. MarD-Martin Gtuder.
4. 8arb-Gbparb $. Oelacour.
5. @arb-2. s.. Minsr.
6. Warb-@eorse @s6fein.
z. Warb-R. M. Mcglintod.
8. Warb-@. s. porfss.
9. Maro-5arrD 6. 8roofs.
II. Marb-g. g. 8albmin.
IL. @arc-S. 9ume Smith,.
Is. Marb-G. Glab Simanus.
IA. Warb-Somuel Nffslber.
Is. Waro-Senrb u. ulri9.
16. Marb-5bpmas g.. Sen.
II. Warb-9tram Walep.
Is. Warb-8. Sranf asllep.
10. Waro-Sumss M. Marine.
20. @aro-9snrb 9offmeiter.
81. Warb-@soree 90. 9opier.
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The age-herald., 1901-11-01
KINGS THROAT AFFECTED. Three Operations Have Been Per formed and Another Is Necessary.

New York, October a.-The London cor respondent of the Tribune cables the fol- lowing concerning the health of King Edward:
 With full sense of it's responsibility in the matter the Medical Press and Cir cular prints some alarming details on the subject of the Kings health. It is stated that papillomatous growths have on three occasions been removed from the Kings left vocal chord and that an immediate operation of another has since been ren- dered necessary. Under the circum- stances, says the Medical Press. 1t seems right that the peoples anxiety should at once be met with a clear announcement as to the truth or otherwise of these dis dressing reports"
 London October 31-The Lancet today says 1t has official authority to announce that the recent rumors regarding the health of King Edward are entirely with out truth or foundation. The Lancet further says the King is in good health and has undergone no operation what ever.
The age-herald., 1901-11-01
PAN-AMERICANS
 ADMIT THE PRESS
MOTION OF CHILE ADOPTED TO
 ITS SURPRISE = SPANIARDs z THANK GEN. REYES FOR HIS ! WORDS ABOUT SPAIN.

Mexico City, October s1.-The Pan- American conference has received from the Spanish colony at Buenos Ayres a cablegram congratulating it on the sem timents favorable to Spain expressed by General Rafael Reyes. delegate of Co., 1ombia, at the municipal banquet.
 The session this morning which finally resulted in the admission of the members of the press to the sessions of the Pan American congress was very interesting. The first proposition submitted was that of Peru, whose delegates asked that as many of the press reports as the hall would hold be admitted. their number dent of the congress. This proposition was rejected by the votes of Chile, Co., 1ombia, Uruguay, the United States Mexico. Brazil, Hayti, Guatemala, Hon duras, Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica- twelve votes against seven.
 The next proposition. presented by Chile. differing slightly from that of Peru, was taken up. It had been expected that Peru and its allies would vote against Chile's proposal. which. united to the votes of the delegates hostile to the ad- mission of the press in any form would have defeated it, thus excluding newspa- per representatives in the sessions How ever. Senor Alzamora, for Peru, made a very able move in supporting Chile's pro- posal. We consider principle, not per sons,' he said. Senor Carbo of Ecuador. Jumped to his feet and said that the last
The age-herald., 1901-11-01
At chIcaao.

Chicago October 3.-The feature race at Lakeside today, a mile handicap, was reduced by scratches to three-horse af- fair, Hermencia, at Il to 5, Haviland at to g. and Andes at to 1, who finished as named, being the only ones of the nine origanally named to go to the post.
 The best race was the third at mile. Omdurman was best and lucky to get through on the rail in time to beat Mir acle II, a 30 to l. head. Weather was cool and disagreeable; track fast. Sum maries:
 First race. six furlongs-Marcos, 105 (Germley), 8 to 1, won; Inspector Shea, 111( Coburn), ' to 10. second; Dandola, 1O5 (TIope), 6 to 1, third. Time 1:15
 Second race. six furlongs-Harry Rem den, 105 (Dominick), to 1, won; The Boer, 100 (Otis), to 1, second; Hummer, 9s q. Hicks), 8 to 1, third Time 114
 Third race. mile-Omdurmann 99 QIicls). Il to 1, won; Miracle II, 77 (Knapp). 30 to 1. second; w. J. Deboe 99 (otis), to 5, third. Time 1:4o 4-5.
 Fourth race, mile-Hermencia, 95 (Gorm- ley), Il to 5, won; Haviland, 1o5 CHominy) 1 to 9, second; Andes, 92 (Helgerson 5 to 1, third. Time 40 3-5.
 Fifth race. mile and seventy yards Guy H, IT (Winkfield). 4 to l. won; Little Lois, 109 QIeigerson). 15 to l. second; ; Fleet Wing. 114 (Dominick). to 1, third. Time 1:47 4-5.
 Sixth race, mile and seventy yards Mary Moore. IA (Coburn). to l, won; Zack Phelps, 109 (Hope), to 1, second :; Asim 1l2 (Monroe). 10 to 1. third. Time 1:4S 2-5.
The age-herald., 1901-11-01
Enormous Deposits.
MALARIA.

The people who live in low, swampy countries seem to take it for granted that Malaria, Fevers and Ague are nec- essary evils. They apparently do not re- alize that these diseases are slowly but surely sapping their general vitality. These intermittent levers, malaria. fever and ague, swamp fever, jungle fever. etc., are the most persistent enemies of the human race. If the aggregate of harm they do could be realized, they would be fought as plaques.
 These diseases are the result of weak ness, of poisoned, microbial blood. and if was long ago demonstrated that pr. Har- ter's Iron Tonic was an absolute specific. a sure cure. It has been conauring and preventing these diseases for nearly ha lT a century. It purifies the blood and drives out the poisons
 It has been thoroughly demonstrated that the insects which infest new coun- tries and low swampy localities are ve- hicles for carrying disease germs If vonr blood is pure and healthy you need have little fear of these. But If your blood is bad 1t is not in condition to resist the poisonous stings, and as a result the germs of disease obtain a footing.
 Protect yourself by using Dr. Harter,s Iron Tonic. It w1l not only drive out but keep out malaria and other levers of like kind. It has done it in so many thousands of cases that you cannot doubt.
 Made only by the Dr. Harter Medicine Co.,. Dayton. ohio.-- Sold everywhere.
The age-herald., 1901-11-01
AN AUTO ROAD ALL THEIR OWN.
MlIIIonaires Have Planned a Private
 Way Where They Can scorch.

From the New York Journal
 Clarence H. Mackay, the Belmonts. the Vanderbilts, Foxhall Keene, W. Butler Duncan, Jr., who have country places on Long Island, are going to build a wide, good road of their own for automobiling only from Roslyn and Hempstead to Long Island City. z
 On this private road they will drive their autos with comparative safety to themselves and with perfect safety to everyone who is not on the autos. For no one will be permitted to trespass on the road.
 The idea of building the road orig mated with MT. and Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay, who are devoted to auto mobiling, and who have country res idence at Roslyn. The swift autos fly ing along the public roads have fright ened many horses; the millionaires wish to dwell in peace and friendliness with their neighbors, the farmers, so the plan of buying the right of way for private road suggested itself.
 The road will be Y-shaped. roughly, and will be about twenty-three miles long from Roslyn to Long Island City. One arm of the Y will start at Roslyn, the other at Hampstead, where O. H. P. Belmont has country place. The arms of the Y will meet at Mineola. which is nineteen miles from Long Island City. The long leg of the Y will be extended from Mineola, pass ing near Jericho, Hyde Park, Floral Park, the Court of Queens, Creed moor, Hollis, Jamaica to Long Island City,
 The right of way will be bought from the owners of the farms through which the road will pass, and it is proposed to tence the road. Those who plan to build this highway for auto mobiles anticipate that over 1t they can reach their country homes from Long Island City as fast as the rail- road trains carry them. The time of way trains from Long Island City to Roslyn is fifty-seven minutes; of ex- press trains forty-seven minutes.
The age-herald., 1901-11-01
SOLDIERS WANT PAY.
Turkish BashI-Bazouks Make MutIn-
 ous Demonstration.

Constantinople, October 31.-A mutinous demonstration was made in front of the admiralty offices Tuesday by Go) officers and non-commissioned Bashi-B -BaEoulSs. which caused dismay among the occu- pants of the Vieldiz palace
 The pay of those who took part in the demonstration Is several months in ar rears and only a promise of prompt set clement prevented the carrying out of their acts of further violence. The pay of all the troops, with the exception of the marines, are paid with fair regular ity because they furnish the guard at the weekly Selamlik. and discontent among them might result in serious conse- quences to Sultan Abdul Hamid