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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
MABjoN. DISTRICT APPolN rMENTs.
PInsr .RouND-w. G. PowKR. r. y ),

4 Dewit,'sWitch Hazrl Salve will quick
II Neal the worst burns s,pd scalds and
3 not leave scar. I. can l,e ap, led; to cute
cad raw ssithc6s with prompt and<soosh'
iug effect. Use it, for piles and skin dis.
eases. Beware Of worthless counterfoits.
Douglas Brop.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
SHOE AND HARNESS STOP,

n RICHARD EVANS, first-class
\ lgRbs. Maker Of as Years. experience. has
opened a SHOE and HARNESS REPAIR. =.
SHOP at FranksAdams' Old Stand. His
prices are fcasonabie, while his work y !
.nnexcelled. +; ,,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08

/. Y. !. Doviu'sLi.tle Early Riaptg 80 lho best
iiqeS pills. ever nado, S.Nasy .t4 takp and
aeytsr arNs, .popnI 40 NTFs9.s, # F3s S3sS &
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
/. .I3eaaettsutlle Church Directory.

Msfiioprss ~. b. Sni,h. r. O..
gnnday sc,inol $40 y III. y Preaching as
Ii.OOsa \ m, and 7.'3O pm PrnSormce.t-
!, fnR Observation-Disclosures at 400 o'elock'
gspesiniendcnt Sunday sehoo). PHIL. a,
Y Hodges.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
private livery.

Mr., H.'C. Rowe has opened q
private livery business ct his homo
on Spencer street, and il prepared
TO send ,you anywhere ~ the cour,-
ty.you9wapt to go. Parties wanting
q nice single team for an afternoon
driyecau be accommodate 4 on good
+tsrfps,y.1fyopswa wont to- 80, 70 Clio,
ror' tos sChsfaw soc him.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
unolatmied i.ettors.

7: Lo.terai' addressed to the folle. .slag samed
porsohs remain nnoallsd for as tho po,t
Office in Bonnettsville =: :.
O. A. Rogers,
Will Richardson,
! j. V. Harrison,
John Hayes: .,+
/ Ed Pope Q, se !.
o. Fl. Easterling,
M. p Williams,
Charley, Smith,
Miss Florence Bethea, "
Mics Minnie Bundy, sx
Mrs. Ann Gillespie.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08

-7-I- :. = y.
AttoadSths Cost Sale s'sMittleA
store now going on. j..
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08

Fresh !. buck wheat and smaplc
syrup. 1t. II T. q: :W, NJ Rowe'M,s~
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08

nm - '.'T'--'e '..f .H''IF@.'I Z =
Blankets comforts and counter:
paiies at cost Mittle's store.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
NEW sT0RE! .
. NEW GOODS !!

iIsyiiyg occurred the now store
next aoorto the Douglas Bros.
Drug g,H ore, we have opened mp
Il picr stock OF General Mer-
clnnaNe, and solicit a call from
the generous public and an In,
Spection Of OUR prices before
AN wing thc,pGtR, 5a 81
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08

Il BAPriilsr-Rev. Rufus Ford, Pastor.
! Gupday SCHOOL ,at lQ.0Os Preaching Sun.
day at llf;00 a. MI ,Fanf'T:5O b. ms Prayer
:lfaoeting Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock;
papelint Of Sunlay school, ~. W
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08

Rp1a6aSafAL--Rcy. 9. w. Boyd, Rector,
pseaoding overy second and fourth Sunday
\ at. 81 AN and 90 Pm. SUNDAY
sohool' 'At - go n. N. Drr3. A. FS'1on'
anpsrintoitd daht,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08

Pn4sbYrEnlAN-1 1sey.sH.aW. Duiwoll,
Pastor. /. Pfeaoling e9cty Sunduy ut l | Q.
nj. and, 7.a0.p...m. Prayer meeting on
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Sunday
aah0ol. Sat 9i3O,a. III. Superintendent OF
sohool...J..E. Kelly.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-01-24

NOTE. -tDaily except -. lag. -
trail time eastern timr
Dining Cars between M l"s .
Richmond. and Hamlet AID -..arr "
trains Nos 81 and II;
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-01-24

All kinds examination, powder. sho.
shells, etc, at H. THOMASON'S
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-19
AmERI3AH ARMT DISCIPLINE.
Getting an 6xampIe to tho Ame,l-
canizsd Filipino

caniz9d EIlioiuoJ
So many versions OF the Camp
Stotseuhurg aIisir have b. eo ia err
culation that yesterday q Manila
Times epreseutatNe vi'i he
scene Of the lracas and the Dsposito
Headquarters ia order 10 set the
real facts III The Gaze. Il was found
that Lieut. Lloyd was Wounded in
scu fiji with Lieut.. Howell in lis
tent and not during the wild ride
across country.
Lieut.. Howell was Battery com
mander and had begun acontinu.
Gus spree on Sundsy night On
Monday night he came from his
quarters firing his revolver and
ordered the musician to sound the
call to arms. After humber OF
rounds had been fired, and his
ability to command demonstrated
to his own satisfaction, the battery
returued to quarters Lieut.. Howell
returned to the bottle and by noon
was on the high road 10 delirium
tremen'.
Lieutenant Lloyd is on special
duty with the battery and on the
day in question began to drink with
Howell. An alteration arose and
Howell challenged Lloyd to duel.
The revolvers were produced at
once but a din gIimmering olIeas-
on must have com. 10 them for IN
stead OF standing at the allotted III
PAGES aud fring they began to
scu file. During the progress OF the
dispute Howell's revolver was dis
charged and the bullet passed along
the left side OF Lloyd's temple and
through tho ear.
Lieutenant Howell was then seq
ed with the mad desire to go into
battle. Instead Of "Rstrea" ne
ordered Boots and Saddles" TO be
blown and then began the msddeSt
race OF a battery across county that
has ever occurred since the days OF
Lswton. The country Immediately
around the camp is broken by rice
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-19

dykes and full OF dried up wells A
ditch shout 3 lee, dep with per-
psudicnlar side was ia the course Of
the battery as it dashed at gallop
over this rough piece OF country.
When the caissou, ou which Private
boss was seated, ioitad down into
one of these bitches he WAS knocked
Oft, and when later picked up he
was ton1d to have sustained macy
injuries not thu least Of which IL
serious rupture. As The gun car
riages aod caissons pass d this ppot
men were thrown from their seats
aud severely bruised and lacerated.
len OF the battery ara in no condi-
tiou TO do duty as u result OF that
ride.
The'rice dyk 8 at this place are
in some places three feet high and il
it we're not for tbs self evident
marks and tors-down dykes il
would seem impossible that bat
terry could have been taken through
there, even at walk.
During the course Of this pleasant
exercise the men com 4incd aud
feed shots in the air from their
revolver@, following the example OF
their CON nsDder
Af;er til horses had besn attend
ed to, assembly was sounded aud
the men fell in 10 listen while their
ha,tery command told them what
he thought Of them. He lold hem
that they were dirty cuts" eho
we're. unable to fad work at one
aud had enlisted for tha Slo GO ger
III nth" that thty received. They
| had enlisted Gu account OF their
patriotism and because the U. s.
needed them.
Affairs were about to reach a
| climax when another brilliant idea
flashed across his hefuddled brain,
Lie wculd di-arn the battery auo
also the gaards Thi7 was 500"
dooe and then be whole hattery
was orde5ed undee arreat in quart
ers. Ia tho guard houte were two
generai prIspners, ani when thr
/ eusrd was uisaFUea they WoVtoed
Themselves with rocks aud sticks as
ordesed by lh,ir battery com
I mauder
! Wado these thinGs were passing
10 Camp Skotsenhurg, Guar ermas-
/ lef S rEsaht Smith WIS on his way
TO Tia ID epoS'to 80 rep rt,h' actions
nt his Battery Oopm ouden l. tuten-
ant Foley, Troop l., E,fth Cayalry,
with detachmont Of m.u, returned
/ 20 Camp StotsonburG wit the SER
gosnj, and GU arrival Lieut.. Foley
asked A. A. Surgeon OyeFton u
! lT...,Il &C ia e. nOn,;itic1 10 I've
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-19

A new postoflice has been essab-
lished at Honolua, Maui, with
Richard O. Searle 10 charge. A now
office has also been ordered at Ia.
lava, Molokai, with Joe Nakaleka
"a postmaster.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-19

The Kapiolani Tract ex-
tends from King street to the
Beach. A road 60 feet wide
will be opened on the east
side of the property adjoin-
ing the Kamehameha Girls
School; said road will extend
to the sea.
Crossroads will be opened
between blocks. Every lot
will have frontage On a
road. The elevation varies
from forty feet high to ten
feet high above sea level.
No swamps around the
premises. No freshet viii
enter the property.
There is an offer to buy a
part OF the property by q
great manufacturing COM
pany. The chances are the
offer may be accepted. There
is every reason to believe that
the prices of lots will increase
in a short time. The owner
of the property will give all
chances to purchae ers to
make money on their invest
ments.
The ground is superior 10
any tract in the maj ket.
The premises are situated
within one mile and a half Of
the Post Office.
The Government water
pipes are laid along the upper
portion of the property.
The prices are the cheapest
of any tract within two miles
from the center Of the city.
The terms which will be
given to purchasers will b1
J the best ever given by any
real estate dealer or broke
during the last twenty years
in Honolulu.
For terms or Lore particu'
lars, apply to
s. NJ. Kanakanul,
Surveyor and Manager
of Kapiolani Tract Co.
Or to
W G. AChi 4 Co.,
Real EFT ate Dealers au /
j.. BrOkeu
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-19

The quarterly nesting OF the Ho-
nolulu Protective League was held
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock in
the Y. M. 9. A. parlors. R-v.
George l.. Pearson presided 10 place
OF w. A. Bowen, the president, who
is absent from the city
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-19

A number of sailors charged with
asseulting Oscar Lewis will have o
hearing in the District Court to-.
morrow morning. Mr.. A. G. NJ.
Robertson is attorney for the sailors.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-19

Up to noon today 2'37 claims
have been fled with the Fire Claims
Commission, amounting to a total
OF ST. SOC, 1897 2h.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-19

A number OF race horses left for
Hilo yesterday.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-19

The High School commencement
exercises will b. held tomorrow
evening in Progress Hall David
Starr Jordan will deliYer the ad
dre-s. All. the public schools will
bs closed for thu summer vacation
oO Friday.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-19

The Compssioners on Fire
Claims have taken the Sbimam ito
claim under ad9isemeut after h-ar
ing evidence. The claim COW being
considered is that Of thu japanese
Methodist Episcopal Church for
$3,097.70.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-19
LOCAL AND oENEna1 HAws

The INDEPENDENT so centa per
month.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-19

The Orpheum was oYer-crowde,l
last night, and an eutbusias,ic audi.
euce greeted the talented Elleford
Company After considerable per
suasion the management has ag'eed
to give farewell rertorm.nce on
Frd.y night, whea "Tae Old Lims'
Kiln" viii be prtsested.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-19

Tas engagement OF Sues Ella
Turuin>to Mt. Rowtsnl OF PACT
i fl Hardware Compony was az
nouncrd Monday eyeniog at the
reedence OF Mo. sad Mrs Z. q,
TArum during an az home. The
announcement was made by Miss
ID .iia q tisw1ld.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-24

Der M{TipnGr, 8aiisr 8paHg S3i lei
poaFfdnois iibsr Die bon gu 9Tt:n an
llusfdno:rn perii6ten Morot9aten be-
nahridtiot norben unO 9obs osm Proz
binaialri6ter s3an gu bsfpAleu, gu
6lien ent6aup.tn gu lafen. Der Sep
tsrs babe ii6 isoo9 iel!osm aus Dem
SIau6e esH1o6t.
Seine neuen gompil l6lr Il n
gen.
gerlin, %. 4pril. - 9ieIige Be-
dmtsn bsItrsitsn emp6atiid be bon
Gpnbon aus ssta5site Na6riht, DAB
Iid ntue p.i5'irunssn in Der Sblna@
frass sr1o6sn bGttsn uno oaB Inter
banotunesn barii6sr 5ipiiden Berlin,
8aI9ington uno 2oabon i'm 9ange
1sisn.
8Gmpfsinber M a n , | 4 urei.
2onoon, %. Qpril. -@insr De-
p:i6e Gus petersburg an BE nSalip
Mail" Sufolss fino,n in Der llnss9tno
BON Mufpen nsue 8dmpFe 5piIdsn 4!>
ueIiI9sn uao ruIiiI4sn 5ruppen itatt.
eSa Mutosn IelbTt 4perben fat allndf :
lid ruI|iI9s S9iioDafn bon bintaa
srIdofsn.
Berlin, 23. Nprit.-Man glou6t
bier, baB Gublano bic 9srbanoiungsn
nit GG;na bstrsFfs oss ManoI6nrstz
Qbfommens ipieosr az nfne6men pifo,
io6alo Die all9snstae Sbinafrugs gersz
selt lit. 5srner sloubt man, DaB Sc
neral 2iu Ti6 6sreits aus Der propin5
pstI9ifi 5uriidgs5ogen fat.
@ins Oepei6s aug pefn9 an ben
r2ofatan5sigsr" mslost, bic @hlneisa
hG!!sn in Der Nd6s bon 9lephpang
apsi Dsuti6s ermoroet.
y Np9 eins 81 tie Derermor , e
ten Miffio II dre.
8aibington, .. g., %. Qpr.l.
- Dem Staats Department lisgt
Elm ben Den ameritauiIGsn, britil6sn
uno i6peoiI4an Wf:lIions 9eIslz
ituften 5uIommsagsItsn.er 8sri4t por,
tpelder ppn Dem prd Iiosntsn Der 6iz
neiii6sn Salano Miiiiou, S. B. S:ez
b:nIon, ubsrrsi6I pproen lit uao eins
Giite Der MiIIiondre uno Qn9t9ori9en
BON iol6sn enthdlt, Bic i'm 8erlaufe Der
iiingitsn 8orsrlpirren in @bind um's
Gebsn getpmmen Iino.
Oana9 Iinb bon britiI9en MtTIioz
nGrsz5amilien 70 Grpadiene uno %
&inbsr, bon i6psoii4en 40 gtp16lez
ne uro Sinoer, BON amertEaa:ihen
"a Grpa6iens unO 8 ,ainoer 9etOctet
tporben; insseiammt 6aben bon oisIen
NutipnotiIGten alIo 176 periOnen Das
2sbsn einsebubt.
Die bsutiden proteitantiI4en Mi'7Iiz
pnGrs Iino in bieier 3iffer n!6t eia9sz
rs6nel, ebenIo 1psnig fa!9olii6e Miiz
iionGrs. 9si Der bon Ssiten Der bieIiz
gen Reeierung angeiebten paui9alz
Sfabea @riabiumme bon $25, 5,OO0,z
600 Iinb bic Nniprii9e Der Miifiondre
ni6t i'm @in5elnen bsre6net poroen,
bod oenft man, ouB Oisie Summe gez
niigsn tpirb, um ioi9s Nnlpriiae oaz
rouS all bsdleldleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-24
Ssiir ,pabr, fein eblcr 0raf.
2eHungen zines bsl9jffRn @6sn.euers
in ben Ser. Stodten. - ST IDa
minbeFsns so Srausn ge6eirut9:t
uno i'm Stife 9elaI1en 9absn.

Gbiooap, %. 2lpriI. - W:s
,g6rpnicls" sniitbeilt, III n9ruF 2eoz
po.o be Msfpiqe, aiias' SEQ 5raIquie.
pslfsr in egftpzyorf ouf 8eronla7z
funo oes 8ruoers elmer Feiner p:eIen
5rausn psgsn 8;samie psr6uftet NUT
be, Elm 4bsnteusr erIten 8ang2s uno
ul6elo bon I6er 100 GiebesaHairen.
Cine Ieiner 9ier gssblidten uno lur5s
t:9 ;mStifs g:laiIenen 5ransn fddBt
bab sr minbeItsns fiinfsigmul gs6eiz
rat6et 6at. Sn europa. ioG er Iit
ihon Dor elmer 9sneration aIs' 9lelz
liant einen Namen gemn6t BADEN, unD
trGat Die Tar6sn bon Wunoen, pelAe
er in Teinen bsrfdieOsnen grObtent6eils
iibsr 2is6:saffa:ren entltanosnenSpsiz
fdmpTen, ioI5 i'm 8sIidt CUR Slfau.
Sain 9atsr, tpsl6er Elm angeIe6erer
bsleiI9er @oetmana Tein uno cine Go1:
StsGe am 9hTe Oss &0nigs 2eOpolO
einne6nen foll, ent3psits Ii9 I4iisBz
!:d nit ;Fm, uno ieitosm begliidt Der
@6enteusr bic Scr. @taat:n nit Isiz
nsr 8sgentpurt.
QGn 21. QuguH 1900 Gsirat5eIe er
6ier cine WiItpe, Namsns. 9unaa6
6euIon, uno ls6t: mi: ibr Biz Dor
efna brei WpGsn. g:nige Sage por
benz 1. QprA b. s. sn!fto9 er nit Ell
nem iungen 5ruusn5imm:r aug Hpe::z
bale, pelhea II i'm Staate Sqino;s
oe6eiroi6et unb nit iG- na9 Neirz
Oprf no6m. Der 8ruosr D;eEer neu:n
Jrau @rdf:n en!osdte, oaB Der grGFz
y:ts SfApager por9.r Der @atte Der
ps~tpitipetsF .9enIon 9stpsisn pa-,
uno ma9te Der S5ttps|ier W:t6eiz
lunq, pprauf bEsls n16 elmer 6:f igen
Scsne ben Mann perlieB uaO naf
G6icago 5uriidte6rte. 2lls Der 8-af
in TsrpzYorf oerhaflst purbe, t6eilte
sr angeblid ben Oetsfiio gurts nit,
er 6a6s 10 biels Sruusn gebsirat6:t,
baB er fa n:dt uuf ale ibre Namen
erinnern t0nne uno fsine b!aHe Nhz
nung uber lhre ,3abl babe. OIe neuefe
n8rdfin" srtidrt isoo4, eS le6e ben
M1nn burdaus ni9t G6nlid, s!tpas
0srart;ess au5uss6sn. St fsi gu sez
ris6!n, ais oab er ii4 unnOt9iger
8siTe cine 8I0Be gebs, inbshen tpiHe
Tis genug iibsr ieine 8ergangen9eit,
I'm 5u glau6sn, ouB er mlnositens 90
5rausn gsbeirat9st 6abe.
9egen @nos oieIer Wo6e pirn Der
9srr 9raf ponRenzgorf bierbsr aus
esl:eFsrt tpsrben unb pirb ii6 alzDann
oor 8sri9t gu beranitporten 6aben.
Dfsm zYOrf, %. Gpril. = Der
N6entsuer, bon pe.9:m in S6igem be
HsOs III, mar 6;er Dor isinsr 8srbnfz
lung als IuFtpGrter in elmer 3eliau~
ration beT66iiigt uno unssr osm Naz
MN Salquin befanat. gr CAB iid nve
fir einsn 8rafsn aus. Jerne- ertld-te
er, er 6abs ME EN- 0uea beitanoen uno
ME cine anosre 8eI6Gftigung ssbobt,
d1s be eines Wufpdrtsrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-24
Gpu Den Ybilippincn.

geKere 3uitdnbe ouf Der Snfel 2ebEs.
- Sin MDrber begnaoigt. t.-9lsale
8efe6ls6a6er fir Siio@2u5On und
8iscaDas.
W}ani(u, 23. Mpril. - Den le!BA
ten NaAri9tsn gu 5olge 1T bic Snz
Iurreftion an Der WeItfiIte Don Qel)te
au!ammsn ge6rp4fn poer bod Dem
3uIammenbruGs iefr nabs. Sn SOL
9e Der feinoIeligen Stimmung, ipell4e
Die perI6iebensn Stdmme Der @in(sz
6orensn gagen chamber begen, bot
man es Fir ba5 geI tie ge6alten, in ifa
ner prppin3 porldufig nur Nmertfns
ner gu Yrobi15ial6eamten gu ernenA
men. Die Wabl Fiel auf Mujor S9.
Qtusn bonn 43. neutrality-suspicious.
riezRs9irnent als 9ouDerneur II. 2tena
tenant %. Gonrop pon bemielben g3e4
giment als Sdabmsiiter. Die Grs
nennung zines SuperpiTors lit ans
benz pben genanntsn @runOe no4 bera
toot tporoen. Wean 6ea6l6tiet, benz
@gebdn in Der Yropin5 belonoera
9lu5merfTamEe;t gu tpiomen, uno BE-
nDt6igt gu benz 3tpsf Der 9ienife els
nsr Msnge Sngsnieure.
Ginem 9eriGt bes 9enerafs Macz
9lrt6ur gu 5pige fat Deriel6e BEN
W2Drber 2epn @amin, einen Sn1ai1en
bes 9iGabib43u6tbauTes, 6egnubi9t
uno beKen Sreilafun9 angeprbnet.
Ganrin, trelfer zines MorOes F9ulz
big beFunoen pproen unb gu lebsns&
ldngl:dsr 3udt6uusItrafe berurt9elt
porben mar, IiBt felt WlGr3 1888 inn
Manilo'er 3u9t6auTe. Sm Nuguit
1895 tpurbs Dem fpdnii6en @enerol=
@ouperneur Gumin's 5reiluhung fir
bic BON bieTem tpd6renb Der Minbaz
nao'sr gampagne betpieiene Sapfer=
felt empfo6lsn. Seine ieBige Jreild1z
Iung erfolgte auF bic @mpFe6lung oes
GefGngniboirsftors, tpe!der bic 5iirz
forge Gamin's fir feline trarfen Mitz
9efangsnen prizes uno oeHen @mpfe6>
1png BON osm plaBzGommanbanten
Dss prdIioto Manila unb bes Sberz
ri6ters Der Mdntia'er Suprsmes
Court unterfiBt puroe.
@af6in9ton, 9.G., 23.Qpril.
= 8riegsfefretdr Goot bat Brigade
General Sames 5. Wube an Stene
Generals Bates gum Gommanbanten
bes departments Si0z2u5on unb
8riadbezGeneral Wm. 2ublop ON
SteGe 9eneral Sug6es 5umgommunz
banfen Ger @iscaDarsprobin3en srs
nannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-24
galnranbcr in arfanlas.

Gin g.rIoacn5us stli4s Msilsn tneFs
l6 BON Mleuapb:s BON ganb'ten
iiberfallen uno gepiiiao'rt.-3psi
MGnr:r pertpuno$t. t~.l
2fttle q 0 d, OFF, %. GprI. -
@G6reno oer psrgungen:n Na4t nur4
Be Elm 3ug Der .Sboe!atpzOflabo naa
@ulF|gaba" nobe Scon Wountainz
GroFIina A Msilsn tpsltE4 bon
Mampbis, pom feds masf;rten 3dua
bern ii6erfulIsn, tpett. iber $4,000
er6euIet Ea6sn Ipll:n. Der Negsr SIbs
neb Orsp, por!sr i'm Yullman~Wag'
opn, tpuroe pur6 e;nsn 'S6ub fEtpet
Dsrtpuaoet uno 6ef:noet IiA bier I'M
st. 8incsnts@9oTpitdl." Dam Gra
preB6otsn 6. 3. Wfsaosr bru9tsn Die
H6ubsr ourA '9tldgs nit HeoOipsrz
tofbsn e:nig: I4limnls &ppFtpunosn
BEL, ieoph mar er i'm Stdnbe, ieine
6uGrt Iort3uIsBsn. Die 99dubsr bsz
fi:egen um LAO leBis Ra4t Den BON
Wltmpbis obgegungenen 3ug 5u
2siogt> ,5untt;on, Qrt, am oief ii92n
@nbe osr iiber Den MiTTi7iippi fiibrena
bsn Sruds. mo- rssslm6Big ange9alien
piro. 5ie psriibtsn i6ren aau6 etipd
cine hatbe Ms::le neHlAd DON Srona
Mounta;n grpIIing uno sntta.ren
bann nit i6rer 8eute. Gin S6srlfts4
2ufgsbot iTt nit 8tuthunbsn gu ibrea
@erfolgung aufge6rrfen.
GrpreBbote Msaosr Dffn:ts bic 8sloA
Fp;nbs auf gsfebl Der &duber, puroe
ieppa trpBosm BON i9nsn nieoe~gea
I9lagen. Der ysgsr Orep, pelher IN
Ufempbis lpohrEaFt III, nuroe oura
bic S6:nte( g:fdpii :, peii er li4
peiger!s, auf 9$fsbl Der Rduber bic
poroeren Woesons (os5ufuppeln. Seiz
ne Wunoe lit iibsnsssfG9rli6.
Der lle6erfuG erei9nete Ei6 in ab9ea
legeaer 9sgsno. Giner Der RGub:u
6rafts mil elmer ls;9uoGflag9e ben
3ug gum 2lnbalten, pdbreno Ie,ne
beiOsn 9enofen I4nsl auf bic 2ofoa
notibe fprangen uno NIT Dor9e6altes
ntn Repolpern ben 3ugfii6rsr uno ZEN
9ei5er 5pangen, Ii9 ru9ig gu ber6a(A
len. 9as iibrige 3ugperional tpurbe
bur9 S4uKe eiugei4;i6tert. 9:eRau>
Der fubren nit Der 2ofomotipe unh
oem @rprsBpagen eire baibe 0feile
tpsiter. Ufit 0bnumit puroe Damn
bic S6Irs bes @tprebpagens oufgez
Iprsngt. Die RGu6er nabmen alle
Dsrt6Ia9sn unb eilten nit ibrsrSeute
in Der 8ihtung ro4 oem bier 0eeI.en
enifernten 6luBufer DaOon. Die gea
Itoblsnen GrpreB 9udets paren Gi1
eentbum Der @els Sarge 60. Wfan
9lau6., baB bic gonojten eine groba
9eloiumme er6eutst baben.
Die bieIige pOli5ei fat entldn9 tem
5lubufer Wa4:n ausgeIieQt, UNI Die
9a6nrduber, biz permutbit4 fromabz
pdrts gu entflis6en iufen, o65ufaiIen.
Die ga6n 8eIeGI9aft uno bic ST.
prsb Gompaqnie nerDen 6o6e 8ez
lObrungn auf bic Grsreifuns ber
SanOiten ou5Ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-24
@nm Yraiioenten beanaoiat.
SO a T Gington, II, .. g., %. q

SO a 9tngt II, .. g., %. Ipri[.
- Der prdiioent fat Sol. q. @orFs
ION 6e9nao:9!, tpelder in 1898 in
Nstp=Srsans 81 a9tjd6r;ser 3u6Hz
bausGaft bsrurt6silt tpurbs. gr mae
ii6erfu9rt, i'm 8ersin NIT bem 8uhs
fiibrer Der Union sNutional ganf"
in Tesp1Srleans bieIe 2lnIidIt um
$64O,OO0 6eIio6Gen gu fl6en. @oqz
irn> III ieines 3siders Q(OOofat una
psrfsbt fein 8eruf. G5 g'lan9 :6m.
bur9 QlppeGat:onen an 60b:rs SnItan=
5en u. bgl. lein urI6eil Rinaus6uidies
ben, 70 baB sr Ieine 6aft noh n!6t
ungstrsten 6at. eein San it CUR 3eit
i'm Si6er6uno:sasriht in Der SHtpsz
BE, unO in8tp:Iden Oien! er afs SOloat
auF in gbil.ppinsn. @influBrsi4e
Srsunbs haben i'm nun 8esnoolsung
bsrIhdFFt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-24
Jeblgei9Iagener Banfraubberin9.

Wte a iFet, Me., %. Qpril. -
Gin 8erTuh puroe beute friib gez
na6t. bic bieiise nGrIts Hat:onalz
8ant" gu pliinrern. DIS bic 3du6er
bas' Seip0a6e Iprsnsisn mar bic ST.
ploiion eine 10 laute, ouB Die sdnSe
Nu3barf&uft 5ufammenlisf uno Die
Spib6ubsn o6ne irssno tpsi4s 9eute
en'flisben mubten. sic lieBen i6re
Werfssuse auriid. Sas' Snnere bss
gantge6drbes tpuroe bur4 bic grploz
fon erbs6li6 bs sihaoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-24
Cbfcr Der getrolcumfanne.

9oufhpp:!, Snb., 23. slpr;l.-
Gin pur9 grplOiion elmer getroleumz
fonne entIiunDsnes 6suer aeriOris bic
b:eIigs WobnuHg bon Sa6u Sames.
Sin tlsinss aino Fal6 ben Slamnenz
TOD, 5rau San@s purbe tDOtli6, i6r
9atte uno 5psi anbsre F&npsr lsbansz
os5iihrfic1 bsrbronnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-24
SIntieer 2ampf nit 9ambifreiflern

SOpfln, Mo., %. @pril. : 9ei
einem 9erIuas, fiiuf 2anofirsider in
einem 5ra9tpasgon gu osr9afien,
ipuroe pol;5iIt Stpeensp bsute gsIOo@
tst rno poli5;ii grannpn tOotli9 o:r>
nunoet. er.bsr DIirsi4er sntta@
men uno nur Elm. ein5i9er wurpe Dsrs
1aitsI. !, a..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-24
Gnthnben nmb mieber eingefangen.

Wuburn, N.zy1 %. Npril. :
Dem StrGflins Clarence Ro6inion,
pelder tpssen Grmoroung bes NoDofaz
ten Ul. Gibbs in Buffalo gu lsbsasz
ldneliher 3udthaus6aft Dsrurtbsilt
1T, eetans es, psrmittslf eines 8ubrers
cine OsfFnung in Der Wano iefner 3sae
bersultellsn uno aug 2sBterer gu entz
pei6en. Wan fano i'm aber untsr eiz
nem 9uufen 9ol5 in elmer Der 9isBereiz
en- beg 3u9tbauIes, tpo er lih peritedt
bate, ipieber. Nsben Tim Tag sins lam
se Stanse NIT einsm 5ofen an einsm
@noe, bersn er Ii6 bsbisnen pollts, um
i6er bic Mausr gu iteigsn.