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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-29
ATTORNEY GENERAL TALKS.
Mr. Taylor Had known Judge Woods
for Many Years.

William L. Taylor. attorney general of
the State, and Judge John II. Baker. OF the
United States Court. both intimate friends
Of many years standing OF Judge Woods,
live at the Denison Hotel. When the news
OF Judge woodss death reached the hotel
Mr.. Taylor was awakened and told of 1t.
He dressed Immediately and went TO the
Delano, where. the Woods family's home is.
Judge Woods was circuit Judge for La
grange and Elkhart counties, the district
from which came, before began to study
law" said Mr.. Taylor. "Afterward he was
elected 10 the Supreme bench and later was
appointed Judge In the United States courts.
knew him since my boyhood For about
four years Floyd Woods. the judges only
son. has been my partner in the practice
OF law.
Woods was III. but did not suspect that his
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MORE BODIES FOUND.
Rainstorms Delay work I'm the Devas-
tated West Virginia District.

BLUEFIELD. w. Va. June 2s = Two
bodies were found in a drift pile at Land
graff to-day. They were so far decom-
posed that Identification was impossible,
and they were burned. 1t is expected that
the Norfolk & Western Railroad will get
train through tomorrow, though about
forty miles of road is yet TO be completed,
owing TO loss of bridges. number OF
coal companies resumed work this morning
and loaded over two hundred cars. Rain
storms continue TO visit this section, and,
while they do not cause very high water,
they delay work The telegraph lines have
been put up as far as Vivian.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June 2S-With
all the accompanying phenomena Of a tor
nado except the funnel-shaped cloud, a
heavy electrical and rainstorm swept over
this city this afternoon. Holly Bennett was
killed by a live wire. Dell Elck was shocked
by live wire, and Mrs. Morriss leg was
broken and shoulder dislocated The Home
laundry where Mrs. Morris was injured,
was wrecked and the storm leveled part Of
the canvas inclosure of a Wild West show.
Several people were injured, none serious
ly One of the grain tanks building for the
Pioneer Steel Elevator Company. in South
Minneapolis, was tilted from its foundation
and collapsed like an empty glove. The
workmen barely escaped.
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AWARDED TO ROOT.
Carter Alleged to Have FOuIed His
Opponent I'm the Fifteenth Round.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-The Root
Carter ffteen-round fight here this morn
ing ended in the fifteenth round, when the
referee gave Root the decision on a foul.
The bout was lively from the start. Dur
ing a mix-up in the fifteenth round Carter
swung his left hand very low on Roots
body and Jack went down. He was plainly
in pain and clasped his stomach. The
referee quickly gave the fight TO Root say
ing that Carter struck his opponent very
low. The decision of the referee caused
the widest excitement and the ring was
Immediately full of seconds clamoring
wildly. The police entered the ring and
put all except the fighters out. Root went
TO his dressing room limpng, but whether
feigned otherwise it was. impossible to
tell. Carter was cheered wildly by the
crowd.
In the preliminary Callahan was given
the decision over Joe Bernstein.
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transport. for school reachers.

SAN FRANCISCO. June -2s.-The govern
ment transports Burford and fitzpatrick
will both go to New York, via Manila. The
Buford will get away about July TO- and on
her arrival in the East will probably be put
in the Cuban trade. The Fitzpatrick will
get away about a week after the Buford.
The Logan and Thomas will carry the
school teachers TO the Philippines. The
Logan will get away about July with 125
female and 300 male teachers. The Thomas
will get away few days later, while the
Grant, with army officers and civilians, will
sail about July 15.
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. June pa furious
electrical storm, with wind, rain and hail
passed over this city late
to-day, doing much damage to property.
Several houses were struck by lightning.
The courthouse tower was struck and the
clock therein was ruined. The roof was
blown from the gas company's building.
Lightning also struck a street car crowded
with people. The incandescent light globes
burst with loud report and caused panic
among the passengers. One woman's cloth
ing was slightly burned, but no one was
hurt.
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EIGHT DEATHS IN NEW YORK.
Fifty ProstratiOns i'm Greater City and
Twenty Over in Jersey.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-New Workers ex-
perienced the hottest weather of the year
to-day. the official thermometer registering
90 degrees at o'clock this afternoon while
street thermometers ran up high 100.
with the humidity Ga per cent. In Greater
New York eight deaths and fifty prostra-
tions from heat were reported up TO mid
night. In Jersey City and nearby towns
about twenty prostrations occurred, but no
deaths had been reported up to midnight.
Tonight gentle breeze cooled the at
mosphere somewhat.
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LA CROSSE, Wis. June &-A tornado.
which caused thousands of dollars damage.
passed over the city this evening. The
storm came from the west. accompanied by
fierce wind, heavy rain and lightning The
and carried half block, landing on an
other large building and wrecking its roof.
The new Norwegian Lutheran Hospital
was wrecked.
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DAILY LIST OF DR0WNINGs.
w. L. Clark, Two Daughters and n Boy
Lose Their Lives.

NEwBERN. N. c., June 2S-Hon. Will
liam E. Clarke. his two daughters. Mary
b. aged twelve. and Frances D., aged
eight. and George b. Bryan, aged ten,
were drowned here tonight. Tie bodies
of the two girls have been recovered. Mr..
Clarke was a Republ~-.. and had at differ
ent times been state senator, representa-
tive deputy collector OF customs and post
master of NeWbern.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 2S.-A severe
storm passed over Huntingburg this even
ing. st. Mary's Catholic Church was struck
by lightning and damaged. Velpen was in
the path of the storm, and several houses
were unroofed. So far as known no one
was killed
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illness was serious. was told that he had
had coughing spell. He had been work
ing very hard lately. and that combined
with the great heat of the last few days,
may have had something to do with his
death. However, he had been in exception
ally good health lately, and was planning
to go East to visit his daughter soon
Judge Baker retired early last night and
could not be seen. He will not know OF his
old friends s death until this morning
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PITTSBURG, June 2s.-During a short
but severe storm to-day lightning struck
a large oak tree on Riverview farm under
which Mrs. w. H. Young and her four
children were eating a picnic luncheon.
George Young, aged six years was instant
ly killed and Norman, a younger brother,
was rendered unconscious and probably
will die. Mrs. Young, her eight-year-old
daughter and an infant were seriously
shocked but will recover.
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WITH $5,OOO,OOO CAPITAL.
Incorporation of Wireless Telephone
and Telegraph Companies.

PIERRE, s. D.. June 2s.-Articles of in
corporation of eight companies. with s5.-
900 900 capital. have been filed by Philadel-
phia and Pierre citizens for wireless tele-
phone and telegraph companies. They are
intended 10 cover operations in all the new
possessions OF the United States as we'll as
I'm Alaska and this country proper.
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Campers Capsixed.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., June 2S.-Angus
Hodgson, aged seventeen. and Frank
Beatty, aged twenty-four. members of a
camping party from this city, were
drowned at Grim's Bridge, near here, to-
day, their boat capsizing in deep water.
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Il. -. Paryin.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. June psf. S.
Parvin, for fifty-eight years grand secre-
tary Of the Iowa Masonic Grand Lodge,
died to-day. He was one OF the most wide
ly known Masons in the country, and also
probably the last Of the original pioneers OF
Iowa.
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william Dresbach, "wheat King,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-william
Dresbach, one of the pioneer wheat men
OF this State and known for many years
the Wheat King" died in this city to-day
after q very brief Illness He was known
to shipping and wheat men all over the
world. He was aged about seventy-fve
years.
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GREELY AT MANILA.
Chief Signal Service Omcer Arrives
i'm the philippiueS.

MANILA, June 2S.-Brig. Gen. A. w.
Greely, the chief signal officer, has arrived
here from the United States and is con-
ferring with the Philippine commission re-
garding the transfer of the subsidiary tele-
graph lines to the control of the insular
government. The commission fixes the
compensation. Fifty teachers have ar
rived here
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LINCOLN, Neb., June 2s.-The hot wealth.
er record for June was broken in Lincoln
this afternoon, when the thermometer at
the government weather station registered
l03 at o'clock. All over southeastern Ne
braska the same high temperature exists
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-29
OBITUARY.
Frederick Robinson Smith, Naval
Omcer of Fine Civil War Record.

BINGHAMTON. N. Y, June 2S.-Com-
mander Frederick Robinson Smith. of the
United States navy (retired). is dead at his
home in this city, aged sixty-one years
He was graduated from Annapolis in 1861
having been appointed from Maine. and
served with distinction in the civil war. He
was appointed commander in 1870.
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ST. PAUL, Mimi. June 2s-The first
through train from the Pacific coast over
the Great Northern since Tuesday after
noon arrived here at sos this afternoon, de-
layed fifty hours by the terrific coudburst
that cut the main line in a dozen places be-
tween Wnliston. n. D., and Glasgow,
Mont, on Tuesday night.
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PITTSBURG, Pa. June 2s.-While the
maximum temperature to-day was but IS
and the minimum 20, three deaths and sew
eral prostrations were reported. The dead
are: Mary Dermo. fifteen years; Gilbert
Logan, sixty-five years, and Robert Hous-
ton, eight years old
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avowing his purpose rather TO leave col
lege. and insisted that the boy be brought
north and given his freedom. and that was
done.
Since Judge Woods appointed to the
federal bench he has resided in this city.
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Lightning Kills an Elephant.

EAU CLAIRE. Wis. June 2S.-Lightning
to-day struck the animal tent of the Wal
lace circus, killing an elephant and stun
ming the entire menagerie- Many persons
were severely shocked.
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ONE THOUSAND CHICKENS.
Fowls Valued at $500 Destroyed by n
Fire.

The large henhouse belonging 10 Harry
Fletcher. near the Country Club. was de-
stroyed by fire last night. and II is esti-
mated that 1000 chickens were burned to
death. The loss was estimated at 500 or
more. The nre was supposed to have been
CT incendiary origin.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-29
Two Boys Go Down I'm Green River.

OWENSBORO, KY, June 2S-John Ly-
son. aged fourteen, and Howard White,
aged twelve, while swimming in Green river
below Curdsville last night were drowned
Their bodies have not yet been recovered.
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. June 2s.-The hot spell
reached its highest point here to-day when
the thermometer registered 103 In the shade.
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FAILURE OF HENRY MARQUAND a
CO., NEW YORK STOCK BROKERS.
Fank Sullivan smith Placed I'm
Charge Of the Firms Affairs, which
Probably Are i'm bad Condition.
ECHO OF THE BANK FAILURE
OWED THE SEVENTH NATIONAL
OVER ONE MILLION AND A HALF.

Its Securities Disapproved by the
Controller Of the Currency i'm His
Statement on Thursday.
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The steeple OF the Sacred Heart Church
was demolished. The rain was the heaviest
in the history OF Superior. Almost every
basement i'm the city is flooded.
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DEATH OF JUDGE WOODS
His Demise Occurred Very Suddenly in His
Rooms in the DeIano, in This City,

Without Any Previous Warning, Other Than Slight
Pain His Death Took Place at the Hour of
Midnight, Caused by Angina Pectors.
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AND THESE CAUSE TWO INSTANT FA-
TALITIEs In ST. PAUL.
Damage by the storm tn Buildings and
New Richmond, Wis.
MORE RAIN IN WEST VIRGINIA
DELAYS WORK IN THE DEVASTATED
ELkHORN VALLEY.

Heat and Humidity Reap n Harvest of
Death in New York-High Tenn
peratures in the West.
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steeple Demolished and City Flooded.
WEST SUPERIOR. Wis.,, June PA Sc
we're storm struck this place this afternoon.
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CINE aatafrppbe in @leoes
lamb.
@lepelanb, O., Is. Gus.

ssiinf Mdnner perbrannt, bier ers
trunten, brei pber bier er1tidt uno pers
itbiebene i6per uerlebt, oas 1T oas Ges
iultat eines 5euers, tpelbes seitern in
Der Crib Der @aiieriuerfe, 5tuet Wtellen
pom glepelanoer Safen, ausbrad.
SedsunbSpon5is Wann flii6teten
ii6 benz 8efe1l bes &ormanns Ban
9eusen folgenb, als oas Seuer aus:
brad, in's @aiier uuo ttaumerten ii9
an Triimmeritiide an. 8ier bteier
2eute lieBen ober ben Salt fabren uno
perianten in Der 9ieie seraoe ais Sitlfe
berbeieilte.
Ser 56leppbnmpfer rSprantle"
bDrte, fpie auf Der Crib our6 Die
Dampfpfeife bus Seuerii9nal gegeben
ipuroe unb beeab iid nit Der 9rDBten
@ile gu Der unsladsftdtte. @r ndbm
Is 2eute auF, iueld,e peitlid ppn Der
Crib auf Dem &aiier trieben, ii6 on
SolaItiden uuo 8rettern feitbulteno.
Die grib ean5 oerni6 tet.
Die grib, tuefhe gang nerni6tet
tpurbe, ipar elm 200 SUB lunser uno
so SUB breiter Sahwert6au, pel6er
nit @iienblecb betleioet mar. @r erts
btelt ptele tpertbuplle Wai6inen unb
beitebt jebt nur nod ans elmer WtaIie
perfoblten Soiamerfes unb perbo9enen
@iIenitiiden. 0ie Crib mar @isentbum
Der unternebmer 5irma Sbailer &
S6nislnu in Chicago. Der Serlult
Der 5irma tuirb iid auf uebr als $780,
600 belaufen.
Sprberte i6on pieIe . pf er.
Der guunel fir bic @aiierleituns,
benz bic Crib biente, lit idOn ieit einisen
Sabren int 8au besriffen, uno bat
big iest Glles in 9llem mebr
als 80 Menidenleben gum Opfer
sefurbert. 8Or bier Sabren pers
mrIu6te eine @rploiipn in benz @nbe bes
9unnels, pel6er bem 2aube suud6it
liest, ben 9pb BON Is Meuiden, uel6e
erItitten. 8or atpei Sabren fiibrte Elm
Gbnliher unial ben Too mebrerer 2eute
serbei, unb fie jesise &ataitropbe fiist
bic Site Der Spfer tuenisitens 10 bin5u.
Die seitrise 5euer wuroe ourd eine
iiberbiste &Dbre bes 9ompftefels perur'
iabt, unb balb nod SlusDrud bes 5euers
Tnnb cine GrplpiiOn itatt.
Mapor Sobniun mar bD6it entriiitet,
als er beute erfubr baB ii6 auf Der
Crib fein Boot uno feline 2ebensrets
tunsssiirtel befunben baben, nm ben
Qeuten in Der Stunoe Der @efabr &ets
titng su bieten. @r erfldrte, er tperoe
eine senaue llnteriuduns aniteIen lais
fen unb 9iejsnisen, fuel6e ii9 itrGfi6er
gaa6ldiiisteit i9ulbis semadt, Die ppne
Strense bes @eisses fiiblen laiien.
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Jrbr. 9loolf Grit pon Re:osnitiolo,
Der bsfonnie Qolar RsiisnJs IN
Raturfpri6er, 1T bier ssitern Qbsap
9sitorben. Gr mar 1892 geboren
Qm q. Septem6ty. Dem 300. Jdhs
ustaae Der Gebnrt RES bsriibm.,u
Astronomer 9nho be 9yobe MD
qJnio Csfar auf tsr Snisf Sper.
nuf Der grdbe's Sitrnpdrts iidno. iii
5sfi esben. osm r1bri9sinlih nu4
Uiiolisosr beg oGnii6'n G0nioshlus
lss. Ioipie anosre bsraorragsnbC perios
usn tbsilnebmsn nsrDtn.
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l!SOataitropbe 1T
2AT 11gAy Glepelon0.
2ie Grib Der 9Saierleitmng iumrbe bmrd 6ener SER
5tDrt. 3ebn Semte mmgefpmmem. Sie llns
aliidd)en iumrben ppm semer uno 0Saiier
sualeic, bebrpbt. Gin perbangs
miBnpller San.
Der 9ruBe ereif atus quo. @ne Sanf in &rescO @is
eunin, sel6lOien

@raf @alseriee 81 reoielig. = Seine
9obeserbebungeu in Der greiie
libel permerft.
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OutluI, III aug.
SieIioe GIeliriler iino beauitraqt
fporben, are WdI6inen fir bic etet
triide gstriebsonlogs in y(ioQdrn
5uas gu lisfern. Die Qnldgs lpiro
aus II 5urbinu bsitsbsn, BON bsnsn
ieos (2) $1,000 Yfsrbstrait lsiiisn ion.
EundDd.
guncoupsr, 9. g., IA. glug.
Qlud isst nieoer niiiben, iuie alls
idbrli6, ldnos Der 9iiite BON 9ritiid
GoIumbisn Fur6tbars Balb grGnbe.
Ws1rere tleinsre Snisl baben ibren
aon5en Sol3bsitanb berIorsn. Die
Diirre 1T 70 grob, bab bic 9rGnbe
# nit rdpiosr Gsi6piubigteit aus.
oebnen
Die Ttrsitenb.n Strsdsndr6.iter brfs
fen ben gtusItdno ourh bemnd6it be-
ainneuoe gerbanblungen nit btrSiiens
bohnaeisaf6aft bsi5uIsssn.
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ss srun fret 6.
pdris, ID. Gus.

Sd bic Nerate benz Wlarquis Sto
CUR StGrfune Isiner GeIuno6eit cine
Ssereiie peroronet bu6en. 10 nirb er
duf tur5e 3eit nn9 ben Ser. Staten
ee6en.
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9es rpBe 9 treif.
ISittsburs, Ia., Is. glus.

8eibc 8arteien in bem 9roBen Streit
Der Stablarbeiter batten seItern uno
beute @rfolse Su oerSeidren, Die @nts
pidelungen seben aber nod tetnen Nn'
bait, nm li6 iiber ben enosiilti9en Guss
aana bes Streifes eine beeriinoete Meis
nun9 bilben Su tDnnen. 3en Streitern
aelans ss, bic @initeluns bes Setriebes
in ben g1ational Tube &ertitdtten in
Rcaeespprt. bes sr6Bten ein5elnen
@tabliIiements in ben Iereinisten
Gtaaten, ;u erjmingen, oasegen leste
bic Steel Corporation es burh, bob
in ben arusen Rninter @erten in
biefieer Staot unb in ben Crescent
gperten Der 9lmerican Tinplnte SO. in
Gleuelnno Der Setrieb NIT nidt sur
Union ssb6risen 2euten pieber auf9e'
nommen muroe. Die Grbeitstrdfte
io0en in ben beioen serounten 8er'
fen bnloisit uersr6bert iuerben unt Die
Setter bebnupteu, ooB Der Sstrieb in
oenielbeu balo our pollen 2eiitunesfGs
bieteit Der @erfe erfulsen iperoe. gors
Der batten bic @eieni6aftsn bereits
pier anpers Berts nit niht Sur Linton
eeb6risen aeutsu in Betrisb ssiest,
rdmlit Die @slIsOilIe, bic Spoe Bart,
bic @lnrt unb bic 9inoinp & McGut'
deon @erte.
8auttu 9rsscott sei6loi'
. fen.
Subiun, @is., Is. Slus.
ganfpriier aiOo ialos ssitsrn bic
8. z. Uiiaer Snnf in Rrescott, @is.,
uno bsute bsiano sr fid bier, nm Die
glnlunit oss @ensralnnludlts 6ifs nhi
;uiunrtsn, Der Dor Rihter 6elms auI
Grnsnnuns einss RoiisEoerualiers en-
trnssn piro. 7ie Bont iuurse uOr Hn'
bsSu 80 5abren sesriiHost.
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Nmmtmer 46


&oiier Wilbelm bat ben bieIiaen
oeuti6en Goniul dnaeipieIen, Der 5ds
mile Grispt bas 9eileio beg 3aiiers
nus3ubriiden, einen &rons aus Corr
Beer unb @i9enldub uuf oem Sarge
nieoerSuIeoen unb bic 2ei6e als gerz
trs!er bes &aiiers ndh palsrmo gu
begleiten.
Srdnfrei9.
pdrts, IA. Mug.
Die offisieIIen 3oblen Der lebten
8pltsSdbIung erqeben cine 9epolfez
ring BON 1854 ,333 8eripnen, cine
3undbme BON 412,364 in ben leBten 3
Sdbrsn. 8on ben Oepnrtsments seiz
gen 2S cine 3und6me uno 50 cine
4bnnbme. SSn bieIe 3nblen fin0 aud
bic 2ruppen in China uno Die ma
troIen ouf ben &rie9sz uno 6anoslSs
idiffen eingeifloiien.
Sdpdr.
gutpbdmd, H. Iu1.
0d bic 2terate benz Murquis Sto
sur Stdrfuno Isiner @eIuno6eit cine
Ssereiie perorbnet ba6en 10 niro er
uuf tur5e 3eit nu9 ben Ser. Stauten
ee9en.
@frita.
Qonoon, IA. 9Gus.
Die MelounQen, baB Der 9eiuno>
beitssuItonb QrGIibent &riiger's uns
beFriebieeno lei ipeIhe BON 3eit gu
9eit in hen enoIiIcben 8ldttern ers
i6eineu, f0nnsn in feiner BeiIe beitGs
tiot perben. 8dlo beibt es, Der 8rG=
Fbent Ieihe an ben g(ugen, bdlb, bdB
bic 6eratbGtiqfeit 81 8efiir6tun9en
glnlaB biefe. r5n @irtIi6teit bsfinbet
Ii9 Der prdiioent 10 gut, tpie man es
BON einem Wonne ieines <ers nur
erlpdrten tdnn.
Tepton Crane, Der 8ertreter mebz
rerer Mmeritoner, ipelfe pon Der bris
ti1Gen Reoierun9 fir i6re Qlu8tpsiiung
aus Subdfrifa GntI6doigung pers
Inngen, iebte beute feline @rtldrungen
fort Gs lpuroe Gin 8rief Sit6ener5
perleTen, aus Dem beroorgin9, bdB Der
dmerifoniI6. GonIul 2oelbert S.6ap
aufgefol pert mar, bic perbafteten Qlme-
ritaner i'm SefGn9nib gu beiuden uno
fir lie @drdnfie au leiIten. Gr lsbnts
beioes ob. Die 4meritoner pdrsn be-
| I6ulbigt, an elmer ungcbli6en @ers
| I6p6rung eegen 2orb ROberts betbeis
list seipeieg gu fein.
9urbun, IA. Dug
Seute 1T bier Der britiIbe 0amz
pier Spbir nit bem Ser3os unb Der
Seraogin BON Gornpou unb gort BON
| gRo1lriti1is dnuefpmmen.
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aus r8unbesbauptiabt.

Sdlblngton, 10, slug.
Ser perfiigbare 8aar 8eitano oes
9unbes S9obamtes betrdgt bem
beute perDffentlibten 9luslpeiie 5ufolge
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big ieBt nod ni6t in @riabrung ges
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bon Banana iit nod bieIel6e uno bat
big jeBt gu teinen peiteren Gntpidez
lungen gefiibrt. Der General GonIul
@uoger III ni6t etpd pon Wdfbinoton
aus beduftrdgt DorOen. Ii9 INN bic
bortigen 6ineiiI6en SntereTen 3u be-
tiimmern, Ionoern er befolgt BEL Ieiner
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obne ieoe dmtli6e 9ertretuna fno.
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bat III 8urIten Der 8IGu6iqer folqens
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Citation Bort RoDnl iiibrt. auserfo.
rcn.
Die menoe Weltausftels
mnn.
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