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Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
Meet of American WheeImen.

At the annual meeting of the Nation
nj Assembly of the League of Amcri-
can Whcclmcn held recently in Phila-
dclphia the invitation of Mayor Dichl
to hold the annual summer meet Of the
League in Buffalo was accepted unani-
mOuSly.
This action on the part of the gov
with the hearty approval of the entire
membership of that organization.
For this reason the biggest meet in
the history of the League will be that
held in Buffalo during the week COM
mcncing Aug. 10.
Aside from the attractions of the L..
A w. meet there are many induce
mcnts which will cause cyclists to visit
Buffalo at that time, among others the
central location of the city, within easy
touring distance Of all the principal
cities Of the Eastern and Middle
States and Canada, the cheap railroad
fares, the desire on the part of all
wheclmcn to visit the Pan-Amcrican
Exposition and Niagara Falls and the
fact that Il week of International cycle
racing is TO be given on the specially
constructed quarter mile track in the
magnificent Stadium on the Exposition
grounds.
1t is believed that there will De not
less than 10000 visiting wheelmen in
Buffalo during the week Of the meet.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
THEY WANT
DAMAGES.

II. II. Sturgeon, of near Middle
town, is suing g. A. Gilbert in
the Audnin Circuit Court for $500
damages, claiming that he bought
T. acres of land of Gilbert for 800
and Gilbert saying that the said
land was clear of all incumbrancc.
Sturgeon further charges Gilbert
with intent to dcfraud, the latter
making n promissory note before
the deed was filed and IN default
of payment the land was sold
Sturgeon claims that his damages
are 5000, for which he prayS judg-
ment.
Charles Klammcrt and Erncstc-
IA Klammert VS.. Jasper {. King
is the title of another damage suit
in the same court, Plaintiffs
claim that they owned certain
tract of land in this city and that
defendant at the same time owned
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
A GREAT NEWSPAPER,

Tie sunday edition # TIL" -. Louis
Republic is marvel Of modern nrwSpa-
per enterprise. The organization of its
news service j. Worldwide. complete in
every department.: in fact superior to that
Of any other newspaper.
The magazine section is illustrated in
daiutily tinted cuIurs and splendid half
tone pictures. This socti,u contain NOR
high class literary matter than any of the
monthly magazines. The fashions illus
tratod in natural coor> ar" especially val
waffle to the ladies'
The culurcd comic section is Il general
laugh maker. The funny cartoons are by
the hest artists. The humorous stories
are high-rlaSS. 10y authors Of national
reputation.
Sheet music. a high-clas, popular song.
is furnished free every SUNDAY in The Re-
public.
The price Of the sunday Republic by
mail one year is $500. For sale by all
ucWS7ivalor>.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09


loo acre farm in Clark county,
this State; that about the first of
last February defendant approach
ed them for the purpose of selling
said Clark county land to plain
titl'S. Plaintiffs further claim that
defendant represented the said
land to he worth So per acre at
market value, and with intent to
deceive falsely and traudulcutly
misrcprcScuted the land and amount
of improvements thereon. lain
titfS further claim that they had
no means of finding out the exact
condition of defendant farm and
had to accept his statements.
The KlammertS claim that the
Clark county land owned 10y de-
PENDANT was not worth $40 per
acre and was nothing but an ex-
panSe of clay hills, They there
fore ask fl 400 damages, with
per cent interest,
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
The Grafter'S Scheme.

"I'vc got scheme said the
CRATER, as told by the Indiauapo-
lis Sun, 'that'll work like clock
I'm going to put an ad. in the pa
per asking women to send their
photographs and II - bill, and I'll
tell them how to become hcauti-
full"
but how can YOU make them
beautifully" asked the Chump
"Dou't have to. I'll send back
the photographs with letters some
thing like this: Dear Miss-Aft-
er seeing your photograph we are
surprised that YOU desire to be-
come more beautiful than You al
ready are. 1t sometimes seems
that the very ones upon whom
God bestows his greatest favorS
are the least thankful. One so di-
vinely endowed with such loNcll-
ness as you possess should be con-
tented. Altho we have added to
the beauty of such women as Lily
Langtry, Maxine Elliott and Lii
liam Russell, our honor as gentle
men and our reputation AS an old
established firm compel us to in
form you that you already possess
beauty far beyond the possibilities
of our system.
But the $Jg" asked the Chump.
"Oh, | guess woman wouldn I
make much of II howl over the
five answered the CRATER.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
The Doctor Would Clear His
Son of Murder.


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Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
Pnn-Americnn Mining Exhibit.

Mines and mining viii! be represented
at the Pan.AmCrican in a manner in.
tended to illustrate the Importance and
great progress of this industry. Mod
crn improvements in mctallurgy and
the science Of mining have advanced so
rapidly and have attained such proper.
tons that the task is not an easy one.
The Mines building Is one Of n group
of three handsome buildings which
have been arranged in the general form
OF horseshoe. The Mines building oc-
cupics a position of Il heel calk in the
group. 1t is connected with the Horti-
culture building, which would CORE.
spond to the toe calk, by means of one
Of the two handsome conscrvatories
that flank the Horticulture building
north and south. The Mines building il
100 feet square. having four corner pa
vilions, each reaching TO height of loo
feet.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
MORE ABOUT THE
GARTRELLS.

Dr. Gurtrcll gives Il very lncor-
rect biography of himself As to
his politics he fails to say that Ii,
was Democrat in Missouri. IL,
was born in Galloway county, Il.
bout 60 years ago. He was mar
ricd three times, the first time to
Miss Moss, of Paris. Mo. now
deceased: the second time to Miss
Payne, of this city, also deceased,
and the third time to Il Texas lady,
who found him out in time and
left him.
The father and son are in Jail at
Butler, Mo \ dispatch from
that place says;
The Gartrclls, father and son, in
Jail here for the murder of ID. b.
Doncgan, Il Cripple Creek miner,
form II queer combination of CON
tradictions. The doctor is voluble
and variable, telling one story with
great attention to details and then
fatty contradictiug it in every par
ticular W. ID. Gartrcll, the son,
gives Il straightforward version of
the killing of Doncgan. lie is APP.
parcntly honest, and is evidently
stunned at the brutality of the
crime. which he places boldly on
his father. The only point on which
his father is consistent is his in
siStrncr that the boy was a'lrcp
when Doncgan was killed, and had
taken no part in the murder.
DIR. Gartrcll apparently made no
effort to conceal evidences of his
crime. The following articles and
papers were found in the doctor 5
possession when he was arrested
by the police:
a letter from United States SEN
ator Burton recommending DR..
Gartrcll for regent of the Kansas
Agricultural College.
\ miners hammer, bearing the
initials of the murdered man.
\ will, dated lS9G, bcQucathing
equally 5000 acres of land in Tex
as to his eight children,
\ hlood-Staimcd coat and waist
coat, known to have belonged to
the murdered Doncgan.
An honorable discharge from the
cX-Confcdcratcs' Home at lIig-
ginSvillc.
\ monkey wrench belonging to
the late gold miner, Donegan.
\ codicil leaving $40, 900 in the
New York Life and $40, 900 in the
New England Mutual to his heirs.
When these articles were taken
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
The Thousand Homeless.

jacksonville, Fla, May 4.-Th,
most disastrous fire in the history
of this city began yesterday short.
~ after noon in a small factory,
started by n defective tluc, accord.
ing to the best belief, and burned
nearly fifteen hours.
In that time property damages
estimated from $4,000, 600 to
$l5, O00,O 900 was caused
According to the city map, l3O
blocks burned, many of them in
the heart of the business and resi-
dent sections.
The estimate of houses TO a
block are 10, hence 300 of them
went up in smoke. Many of the
finest public and private buildings
were destroyed, including hotels
theatcr, churches and residences.
The casualties cannot be acrtr-
ately estimated tonight That
there were several seems to be well
authenticated. Among them was
that of the Fire chief, who sus-
tanned Il bad fall.
The Mayor ordered all saloons
closed and has impressed help to
clear the wrcckagc. The Mayor at
n late hour stated that he cstimat-
ed the loss at SD, 900, 900 and that
from 10000 to - 900 people will
be homeless.
Blocks burned, 1870.
Residences burned, | 300.
Business houses burned, POO.
Property loss, over $4,000, 600.
Persons homeless, over 100.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
THE COLOR SCHEME.
TINTS OF PAN-AMERlCAN BUILDINGS
WILL BE SYMBoLlCAL.

Varying Zones VIII Indicate the De-
NcIopucnt of Man's Color Sense
mud Its RCnucmcnt-Dircc; Tur-
ncr Writes Of His Plan.
The color scheme of the Pan-Amcri-
can Exposition follows the plan Of
sculptural embellishments conceived
and being executed by Mr.. Karl Bitter
the Director of Sculpture Of the Expo
sition, and supplements his work. As
the sculpture will symbolic the prog.
rcSs Of the race 50 the color scheme
will represent in cpitome the growth Of
the color sense Of the race. The colOrs
Mt the main entrance to the grounds
and about the Triumphal Bridge will
he exceedingly warm, suggesting a wei.
come ~ visitors, and this part of the
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
Audrain Courts.

CIRCUIT CoCRT-- 3rd Monday il
January, lst Monday in June
3D. Monday in September.
COUNTY COURT-lst Monday
in February. LIST Monday in May
LIST Monday in August, LIST Monda,
in November.
PROBATE COCRT-2d Monday il
January, ID Monday in March, %
Monday in May, I'd Monday il
September.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
beauty Is blood Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without 1t. Cascarets, Candy Cathar.
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy, liver and driving all inn
Danish pimplcs, hoils, blotchcs, blackhcads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
rets,-bcauty for ten cents. All drug.
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, Soc
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
Touch OIL IhJir Con. cicnce

\ preacher in southern Missouri
after having announced that he would
preach the following Sunday on Hell
and who will go there" received sew.
eral letters from parishi 'nars threat
ening dire vengeance in Csc he dared
to make use Of their names
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

Since Mr.. Bryan employs nc
canvassing agents the only way
you can procure THE COMMON,
Err is from that Office or thru
some paper which is a clubbing
paper, as is the MESSAGE.
Wen take your subscription at
any time.
THE MESSAGE.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
Sclf-proprIIeI Mail WAGON

NJ. Dubois, who operates the mai
wagons Of Paris by contract, is abo t
to establish $50 self-propelcd "
hiclcs in that service. To perform the
work required OF them these wagons
will be compelled to average .b1ut
thirty miles each per dav.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
"THE'''
COMMONER"

Issued weekly, VIM. j. Bryan,
editor and publisher. Lincoln,
Nebraska.
TermS-payablc in advance.
One year, 81 90.
Six months, GO cents,
Three months, - cents,
Single copy, ) cents.
THE MESSAGE, per ycar,$l 90,
The Message and The Com
mouer, both for one year, 81.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

Special price made on 800 lbs or
over. Highest price paid for
grain. Exchange with the farm
ers IL speciality. Full stock of mill
feed on hand. Satisfaction guar
antccd or money refunded.
EUGENE E. JONES, Manager.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

Vocal Contest lPrizc Piauo)
Friday, May 81.
Baccalaurratc sermon, Sunday,
June ,. Sermon by Rev. +. W,
Ebcrhart, of Liberty, Mo.
Graduation of Senior Music
Class, Monday, June 3.
Graduation of Senior Literary
Class, Tuesday, June I
Dates for the Barber rrcitalS an
nouuccd later,
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
Telephone 81 Telephone a
W. A. MUIR, Broker.
RndSor Hotel, Mexico,

Windsor Hotel, MEXICO, Mo.
Correspondent CELIA COM. Co.
81. Louis, Ho.
train, Stocks, Bonds, Provisions and
Cotton bought and sold or carried ON
margin.
~ Private wire Chicago Board Of
Trade aud New York Stock E>rhsnG".
Information chccriully given,
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
E. S. WILSON, Ticket Agt.

c. 5. CRANE,
q. l.. and ia. Wah.
Ry.St. Louis, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

Gro. j. CHARLTON,
q. L. and 4. \. G..
Il \. hicagO III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-01
Gine Sur fir ale
Sommer=H r=HranR6eiten.

Gin buIbtr Bis ,H uan,u sbseI5ffcl bull Ron
Qtaop SRtlief in einem balben @lds 99afer, 70 oft
tpeoerboIt, dls Die Gntlserunsen fortoausrn, uno
elm NIT Reaob Relief oetrduttes StHd fSldnea uu5
ben WaesH unb ben llutrlsib esIsQt DerOen urs
er3ieen
SnnerGi5 - Gin balbsr Bis elm aarier 1bets
l6ffe Don in sinsm balber Glois Wafer piro in
Fouita, 8rshsH, Spobrenuen, Nsrp6ftdt, Sblafs
Iofsftit, Wgrdu., 9ldbunotn unb ale innsrlben
66mtr3sn bsilm.
Gs oisbt fsn 6eilmitttl In Der @tlt, bas Gitber
uuo s6msrssn, iOnis aGs anbsrsn malariid,en, Bis
Ii6fsn uno onoert 5isber Tim gsrein nit os
NAYS 9iGGsn) 70 raid turirt, bis R bs
10 s's Rsaob Rtlttf.
NDn allen Gpotbettrn perfauft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-01
BON hrn pbilippinen.
Stofforb's @elbfiite gefunben.

N2aniGu, 81. Sult. = Gapt.
9tafforb in @anta grua (prooin3
2aguna) bat fpeben mitgetbeilt, bab
bic geftoblene 9elbfiite, anf9einenb
pDlltg unberfebrt, tpieber in ietnen gez
ftp 5uriidgeGangt lit. Die erfte Wfels
bung biefer 9lffaire bate ba6in ge@
lautet. bab Der @elbf9ranf bes 3ablz
metfters in Santa gru5 um $4,000
erlei9tert porben, bp9 tpurbe IN fpet=
terenMelbungen bic Seniatipn barauf
rebu5irt, baB nur cine fleine 8elbtiite
nit $500, tpel6e bon bem 3ahlmeifter
in Der Wa9tube aufgeiteat pprben
mar, perf6punben fei.
@efungene Sniur9enten.
sSn Der gropina 8atangas finb BON
elmer Mbt6eilung bes eriten &abalIe=
riezaegiments "a Sniurgenten geFanz
gen genDmmen tpprben. Die Mebr5abl
berielben mar nit @etpebren bepaffz
net.
Sefonomt T de 8ertp al
tung.
0ie Gegierun9 bat ettpa $250,000
eefpart, inbem ite Elm @eIeB erlieB,
bur9 tpel6es bic Steinbriihe in ben
9robin5en Maribales unb 8atdan fir
Staatseigent6um ertlGrt iperben unb
Die @erpenbung Der Gtetne gu ben
6afenperbeFerungen erlaubt tpirb.
Sin ipanii9es Sbnbitdt bebauptete,
fein 8eitbre6t 6tnii6tlt9 Der Steinz
brii4e na4gepieien 5u 9aben.
30 cQrt6ur's 8er1u itlif e.
Wafbing-ton n, 81. Suli. =
1tnter'm Datum bonn 26. Sunt lief
bier geitern bpn Manila folgenbe Ser
luItliite bonn 9eneral MacQrt6ur per
8rief Elm:
Rubr - Senrp 81. SObnion, Comp.
g, Is. Snf,, punap; Olaf 9. SObnz
ION, Comp. S, Is, Snf.; 2etpis %.
S9ol1, SofpttalzGorps; Corporal 8.
s. 9ronan, Comp. 8, 2. Snf.; &o9
@Ofparb Morfe, Comp. 8, II. Snf.;
S6omas 8. Mc@lpnn, 9Oipitalz
Corps; G6riitopber S'Gonnor, 6oz
fpituIzGorps; Corporal Gbriit. o.
Gonnor, Comp. s, Is. Snf.; Sergeant
9ietrt9 9. Opriteumann. Sur9fa1
= @m. 9llerunber, Comp. s, 25.
Snf. @on einem poften getDbtet =
Sergeant @bas. 9. 5lemtng, Comp.
s, 20. Snf. @elbitmprb = Sod
S6omas 8. Bote, Comp. 8, 8. &abolz
lerte; Grtrunfen = Curtis %. Sing,
Is. Snf.; @iuiam 3obinion. Comp.
., %. Snf. 2ebergefdipiir - .. u.
Il6ers, Comp. g, At. Snf. 0engue=
5ieber - @lmer 6. Carlton, Comp.
6, Is. Snf. Malarid - Nbplpb 8.
s. Sabbert, Comp. 6, IA. Snf.; Self
Gable, Comp. 6, 3. Snf.; Sod 8ilz
bpur 9ouier, Comp. ., IL. Snf.
Sonneniti9 - 8tqiam 8. 5arlep,
Comp. 9, 10. SnfanteriezHegiment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-01
gu t,erkaufen.
Sic 2annzyntteric.
9as 9liidsrab bre6t fi9 nod tmmer
undblGffid.

Glaeno, S.zS., 81. Suli.-8et
Der beutisen 8erlpoIung Der 2dnbe<
reien in Der 8iopa=goman6ezHeisr<
patton tpieberbolten iib biefelben Scez
men tpis geitern. WG6renb Der Na9t
unb Der friiben Morgenitunben pur
bic Menge nod um mebrere Saufeno
angeI9pollen. 8iele trafen aber aud
erf BEL Sagesanbru9 por Der 8erz
lpofunes= =Sribiine Elm unb bermebrten
bas @ebrGnge, unb als Die 3iebung
beute begann, f9dBte man, bab niht
lpenieer, als 10000 MenI9en berfel>
ben beitppbnten.
9uerbings bate Die seitrige 4ufrez
sung fi9 fdon etpas selest, unb Die
9lnIi9t f6ien beute plaB gu greifen,
bab ii9 bic 9liids9ancen bod idon
erbebli9 berringert baben. gBie man
ii9 erinnert, gelungten seitern bic be-
iten tauienb 9eimitdtten in beiben Oiz
ftritten CUR 8ertbeilung. unb es perz
bleiben fpmtt fir Die 10000 8etperz
Der nur nod $4,000 @runbitIde. Gs
ipurDe bef4loHen, bsute 1000 Namsn
aus ben Rdbern gu sieben, unb spur
aus benz 81 Heno= unb benz 2aipton=
Siitritt ie 1000. Sie 3iebuna be-
gann piinftli6 unb purbe obne Muf>
snt9aIt fortsefebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-01
Sramten llebergriHe.
Gin pafd9ier nit 9eipult bonn beutz
59en S6iffe ge6plt.

Tetp Oorf, 81. SuGt. = Gin
8orfall, Der gu biplomutiI9en Inter
hanDlungen fii6ren unb Die beutiGe
9fegierung beranlafen biirfte, bon Der
Republif Colombia 2lbbitte unb Sc
nugtbuung gu perlangen, fpielte iih
in gartagena auF Dem Der unldngit
nit Der n9amburg 4merita @ez
ieuf9aft" perI9molsenel, nNtlasz
9inie" geb0rigen 0ampfer nQGeg6ez
nh" ab. Die eolombianif6en '8eAOrz
ben per6afteten auf bem S9iffe nit
@epalt einen angebliden politii6en
Slu9tling, troBbem Der gapitGn baz
gegen proteitirte unO burauf binnies,
baB feline Yafagiere unter bemS9uBe
Der beuti9en 6lagge itdnben. Ser
Sampfer purDe Is Stunben lang
feige6alten.
Die Offi3iere bes 5abr5euges ipoaz
ten, als baHelbe geitern Morgen an
ieinem 0od i'm Nortbz8iber anlegte,
ubiolut ni9ts iiber ben IenIationelen
3piI9enfaq iagen. 2Iu9 bic 4genten
Der rQltlas 2inie," Sim, Gorpooo
&c SellOgg, 6r. Gmil 8oas BON Der
r6amburg Mmerifa 2tnie" unb
Der beutf9e 9eneralfoniul be6auptez
ten, ni6ts BON Der @eI9i9te gu piI=
fen. SroBbem tpurben jebo9 @tn3elz
beiten betannt. Der nit @etpalt BON
bem Oumpfer @eI9leppte lit Elm e6ez
mdliger g1ebeq, gfumens Ibel Muz
riQp. 9erielbe begub ii6 bor einigen
Monaien, nit einem Paiie bes colomz
biuniI9en @eianbten in Maf6ington
ausgeriiitet, na9 fetner 9eimutb 3uz
rid, angebli9, I'M bort llnter6anbz
lungen 3tpii4en ben Sniurgenten unb
Der &e9terung an5u6a6nen.
2lm 16. Suli beftie9 er in Saba
Mia bic rNqegbenp." 3pei aegiez
rungs Offt5iere ga6en inn Ous @ez
leite, an 8orb. Qus Der 0ampfer am
nG9Iten Sage in Gartagena unlief,
beitiegen i'm polt3eibeamte unb berz
ldngten bic 4uslieferung Murillo's.
Dieter entgegnete, baB er unter beutz
f6em S6uBe itebe, unb Gupitdn 8.
Com proteitirte enereif9 gegen Die
@erbaftung bes angebli9en politii9en
SlI9tIings. Gs niiBte iebo9 ni6ts.
Na9bem bas S9iff Is Stunben
lang aufgebalten porben mar, tpurbe
Murtllo nit @etpalt BON bem1el6en
oehplt unb ans Qunb debrad1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-01
9aOmap'S
Rea00 Re(ief

in. 6auie bait Der gtbrdu6 beFtIbsn piro Fd1
bel aaen borfomnwnbsn S6merssn ooer sraatbsis
ten uls Dobltbuune erpeiieH. Gs gtbt Ri6ts in
Der GBslt, bag 70 raid shmsrssn tilt opcr Das
ssorti6rtten bon &ranfbetteH bsieitiot, als bas
Reabn R.lRf.
Geo.n Ropfptb (Ob Rierdne oStr nsro5iss aopis
tpsb), 3ubnpeb, IeuruIais, 8beumutismus, @ifts
ipeb, S6mtr).u uno S6pd6e i'm &iifeu, benz
0fiiderat oner ben Tiertn, 9tibperoen in Der 9sS
bergtpenb, SsitenfsheH. @ni6pslen Der 9elsnfz
ooer SbmuBen iebsr Irt. ibaift bic Appliiatisu
rune, unb btNen fortatitbter @ebraudb einiQe 3aae
lang beipsrttelet cine permansnte oeiluue-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-01
Spppel< Wrudlelmprn

Sad on, Miii., 81. Suli. - 81.
8. SaliaferO uno 5rau ipurben beute
Morgen leblos i'm 8ette liegenb gez
funben. 8siber 99Gbel lparen gez
fpalten, unb man slaubt, bab elm Hez
ger ben grdBli9en 9oppelmorb aus
Hahe besansen, neil elm iAparses
S9eufal. oas Die gun3e 6amiIie bate
pergiften tpollen. BON ben Hahbarn
gelpnht nurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-01

2onbpn, 81. Suli. = Oas
8rie9s Miniiterium erbtelt bon2oro
ait9ener na9fehenbe Oepei9e:
rNa9 elmer langen 8erfQlgung oes
gommanbps bon 8en 8ilioen gefung
es bem @eneral 5. %. &it6ener bass
felbe einaubolen. Sin beftiges Sc
fe9t enttptdelte ii9. Wir erberteten
Elm Pom ppm unb 22 Wagen. Qn
@efangenen fielen uns 80 damn in
Die 6dnbe. Ser britii6e 8erluit
belief iin auf flint 0ernunbete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-01
&oufanDtge
NerDQuurtQ

trbdIt mon, p,nn man gtabpab'g ginen sinnimmt
sSn 8oos iensr ontibili6ien n 9iesniaafteI
fimuliren fe bic 2sb,r be, abionOsrunQ Der Gaas
unb Otren abeano bur6 Die @aGsnubeGngr. 9isie
9tatn In 2Otsn BON Stpei bts bier reasn rdi4 sit
Sbdtiefeit Der Qeber uno befreien ben QatierteE
bon bitisn gtidperOeH Gin ohsr spe ben &obz
naps QiGsn tdolt6 BON Seren genommsn, usl4e
bili6tn S6merssn unterporfen fnb, unD peren Sea
brr nidt riftie fuHftioHirt, balten Das Spfem in
ieiner 8tesmabieteit unp ii4ern cine ssiunOe 9srs
bduuHQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-01
Ginhalt ncm Sruitz tzllnfnn.

NorfoIf. 3d., 81. Suli. = 4ui
8etreiben bes rNorfolf Sreig6t 8u=
reaus" tptrb Senator @itters in Der
Gonitituante cine MaBregel iiber bic
GinIebung elmer Staats Corpora
tions Gommiiiion einbrtngen, elmer
80rperf9aft, pel9e mebr 8pllmu9ten
ii6er bic i'm Staat eingetragenen Gorz
porationen ausiiben fOq, nie irgenb
cine anbere in ben Ser. Stadten. I'm
ter @nberem ptrb barin beitimmt,
baB penn eine 9eieGi9aft ii9 ipeigert,
Der gommiiiipn ginblif in ibre 8I=
der au setpdbren, iie fi9 elmer @elb=
ftrufe BON $125 Bis gu $500 fir ieben
Sag f9ulois ma9t, on ipel9em lie Der
9tufforoerung nidt entfpri9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-01
lIIn Suntert oeo,n sius

,u iuetttu, mub man icner SAB. iebr fiber isiH
99enn es nd obsr UNI tine g9ette Oariibsr banOeln
iuGt., pslbss Die beh. Nr3nsi oeaen odmorr9oiOsn
it, 10 fam man aetrOft SluisHD oOsr au6 3tbntals
morrboiDen=osimitta AuateFs nettsn IanitaOc
nno 3e5ntauienot, pslhe purb oioe beiltrditipfn
Stubl3dpfCbsn turrt pprotn inD, btitdtjgtn pongr
Sanfbarieit,- oab NnatCfs 9inoeruug unb 9siluAg
hrinat mo ale anotrtn 9itttl Der 9tr3ts nHo apos
tbtfsr psriaqtn. SrOb.n irsi pom =. 4eutaeoter X
Co., gog 24l6 NAusYorf (Si, Do ga, 5&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-01
: en- 0bi[obeIb6in III ber g2oior

= Sn pbiIabelp6ia lit Der W1ajor
Sas. q. 3une9, fru6er in Nefpburgb,
N.zg., tpobnhaft, ein 8eteran aus Dem
meritunii6en unb 8iirgertriege gss
itorben. Gr refrutirte bus erite Nepz
gorfer Sreitpiqtgen 3egiment bei'W
Qusbru6 bes 8iirgerfrieges, un6
biente als Maior i'm 36, 5reitpiGigenz
Regtment bpn NetpzYorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-01
Gnm Su;ialiifcus Gonbrnt

Snbianapolis, Sno., 81.
Suli. = Sn Der geitrisen SiBung bes
5oaialiften gonpents tuuroe elm Inz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-01
3oomaO's
pi(Gen,
fsts 3uufrld(fa, rein urgetabil06,

rpnfdnhio aei6madlos, elegant bsr;udsrt. abfiibs
rsno reaulirenb, reiniQsno unb frdftigeno. Raos
tpabs Qillsn sur SsiGuno all,r St6runesu oes 0tas
ens, btr GineentOs Ritrtn, @lGis, ntrp6ier
9rantbeittn, SdpinOelaufdHs. 9TitOpfune, Sds
morrbeioeR.