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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-31

6ino6 9eItoBen uno, pis pb:n bGI4riez
Ban, -ouFgFangen. 5euerpsRrlsute
bro8tsn OsIaFtln, itins 6ruu unO bic
iilbrigen 8inb2r IN 'Si6erbelt.
2(mon glumsnfslo, tpel6Rr i'm o6erz
fen Stoftpert tpobnt, I9lug, tpd6renb
sr ii6sr bsn Gprr!bor na9 Der 5'uerr
No!blsi!er lief. an pie Shiire Der bort
t6enfalfs rpO9nenber 6am!l!e bon
2oui5 Gob:n. r8sttet sud-" r;ef er.
,SSSa muB msine Jrau unO &inOer
rett0n!" rtT Gp6sn 3uriid. @inen
2(ug:rl6Ed 7pGtsr iab man @o6sn,
1sinen So6n l91rrp tro9eno, auf Der
5susrIetsr. Seine Satin, Del6e
Spp6ie uno Benjamin trug. ituno
bi6E 9:nter i6m. Glg geIang Gp6en,
Isjnen Sobn 9arrp auf bic SIraBe gu
tragsn, oLs er dber 3uriid eifen poate,
ufn iebne 9attin unb bic anDeren Sim
Ger gu retten, trdten i6m bic 6euerz
tps6rleute in bsn Weg uno bsrIt6erten
i'm, Iis tpiirben 6rau unO, 8inper IN
Si6er6sit bringsn. Sn oisIem Q(uz
Bid fHluqen absr unttr bem Balten,
ouf psl6em 5Srou @o6en uno bic biz
Zen aSnber itonben, biz 5tammen 6&rz
por, unb bur9 i4par5e aau6pOlten
puy0en fie ben 8l;den Der untenz
fe6enben ent5ogen. Dix Rsttung Der
QlermFen ertp:es F9 nun als unm0gz
tif. Wlan bsrna6m balu gsQenb:s
@ei9rei. M}an tpeiB ni6t, pb aa bic
lsBten S6mer5snstufe Der ungliidliz
9sn tparen oersn 2eiBsr bic 5lammen
gum SpFer forbsrten. obsr b:r S4retz
fensI4rsi elmer N19barin, tpes6e Q(uz
gan3sugin bes enteBlidsn 599.fIal5
bar 4ermTten mar. @6sF 9uerin's
8u5T9:r RspnDlps fletterte nuf elmer
Qeiter gum britIsn Stodtpert efnpor,
I'm nod einen 1eBtin 8srfu6 CUR Rstz
tung 5rdu @phsn's uno i6rsr &inber
gu MAIDEN, bod bas 6lammenmter,
tpetde9 i9m entgsgerfdlug, 5pang ben
brdpen Munn. fia 3urii63u3mben.
&inige M:nuter fpGter fonnte man
nit l0ii(Fe beg eleftr:T6sn @6einperz
fsrS ben 90rpsr Der auF 70 sntIcBli6e
WeiIe uugstommenen 6rau auf Dem
8ultor unterI6siben. Gp6sn, Der
fo4grabig f6t&npTii4tig III, l&f, Ii9
Dos Soar roufenb unb 8Lut fpe:eno,
Dor bem Saufe auf unb al, Big 9la6e
barn I6n tpegfiibrten uro audi feinsn
fIeinen &nobsn in Obhut nobmen.
W5an fanb fpdter untar o:r grGBli6
perbrannten 2tife Der Jrau Gp6sn
Die Qei6e os5 8a6DS, Die Gage FEB
OarouF i6lieBen, roB Iie nit ifrsm
S0rpsr bas Sinh por ben Siummen
gu ffiiBen iu6ts. Sr1 Simmer, nu6e
Dam 5erite>, lag Oi: 2si4e Oes i'm
Suolm eritidtsn &nabsn Benjamin.
2luf nel6e Wsife baS 5Seuer entz
iionp, 1T nl6t feft9eItEIlt porben. Die
5lammen i9Iugeu ppm 8sQsr aus
our4 Den QHffita4t emppr uno 5utz
Ten b%reits I'm Iiih 9egriffen, ebs bic
8efa9r entoedt tpur6s. SGmmtl;6:
Stofrperte bom hritten auTpGrts
tpurpen fapsr bsi6Goigt. 0:r S4az
osn mag $4,000 6etragen. 96i-ipp
QepD bon g2r. 21O, OIts1O4. 6traBe,
tit DER Gi9.nI6iimer beg 8:6Guoes.
De 8aIoItrop6e pirFt iibriger8 Elm
it6r ungiinItiges S!rs:fti4t ouf bic
pFl'dterfiiQung Der 9otj3:j. O6lpo6l
bic 'StraBsnefs, an p;I6sr Dos in
8rano 9:rat6sns Sous gelegen, bic
8ren3linie BON 3hsi POl:3eibs3irten
biloet, beren Statior1s9GuIsr an SID
ridge uno 9eIuncs1 tStraBe lisQen,
fanbsn Tf4 9oli3:iten srii e:n, ais bic
Seusrps9r bsrsit5 auf Dem 8e9e our
8ranofdtte mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-31
giner Der @9uinafbo 0

Gouiabilk, 8p., 80. D}Gr3. -
SbsrIt Sstpitt borg2sfpeQebanD, Syao.,
Der uls Iubitor ots s. 2(rm:e Corps
ben etften 6efd3ug auf ben g6itipp5s
nen mito:ma6t fat un5 Mguinalbo
9snau t.nnt, fprifl! 1j8 ijb:r ben ges
fangenen Gr10atator Der 5ilip;no8,
pie foIgt, aug:
rN9uinaIbo's 6att an ben 6.lipis
NOS b:fianb gum grpBsn S6ei[ in ibrep
u6ergldu6TGn Tur6t. Die unp:Is
ienoe &lufe QGau6ts fe;f unb faf, odB
er 6s5oUbert uno osqen &ugelR qfeit
pdr. @6s er i'm Sulj 1888 BON Gds
bite u63og, mar unter benz 8pIte BE
Runoe bsrbreiteF, er 6a6e cine 8stp:brs
ia(be uuF feline 8ruit obfsu2rn luFen
unn lei unoerft6rt ga6Iidben. Seine
N}uiter, cine l8oGGut gjngebprene
bon ount:I6rauner S1utfarbe unb
ftraFfem TdEpnr3tn 5aar, mar fpf5
ouf ibren So5n uro i'm beuJIH6ig
ergtben. jSa mar iefr b6FI:h Sm
6remoen, unb i9 mar ifr Differs fiir
eine Gigurre ob:r iiir 6suer pon ;hrsr
brenntnbenGiQarre 81 0ant berpFIi6s
tet. Sd QIau6e oaB Q9uinaloo frp9
mar, in 8eFan&nI61ft 5u gsrat6en.
@r pirb fih fnEjn?r 2IuIiht nad nit
Der am&r;tantI6:n Serrfh1Ft aus{06s
nen uno iH 6pff3 iogor, OoB E, ffliebz
l:9 nod 6si Der 0:sosr6:yfeIuEg
frieoii4er 3ufGnOe mittpirtsn per6s."
&ritit in 8etersburg.
81. PfterSburg, 80. Wldr5.
- Die ruTItTfs 9reHe iogt tpen;g
if6er bas Ginfon9sn 2guiraIoo's.
g}ur bic nSt. YetsrsIburger 3eituHg"
greift Bic Der. Staatsn 8egisrung
nsgen Der @erpen0ung Don 8errGs
t6ern an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-31
.vwr Ginnrrrnmndlerzs zstrife.

5dmpa, 5.d., 30. gfdr3. - Die
Gigarrenmo62r in bsr 9ie1igen 6a6tif
Der 6irma +. 8arca &c Bro fuben
bic 2trbeit e;ngeItsGt, I'm bic 5otCe>
rungen Der Itrjtenosn nG6,root" Arz
Better gu unterIiiiB@n. 8pr esnigen
8o6en begann sin S!rite Der r@bss
root" Qtrt2iter, bic eiue 2ohner6Ds
Gung perlangten. 0orouf ertldrte bic
6jrm1, lie peros bic 2fr.fertigung pou
nG6eroots" gang duTgeben, oo6 be
Gig ;rsnma9er beriang.en, boB rann
bic frii6sren rGferoot" Nr6elter als
Gigarrsnmo6er beI6dFtjgt perDen
To[lten. Sin ab!ebnsnOer 8:I8eiO ieia
tens Der 5;rma fH6rte gum Strite.
Dis G;gorrenfa6rit 1T gsi8lofen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-31
GtncnllunacR.

8af6fngtor 80. WlGr3. -
Ssr prdiiotnt bat fplgenoe grnenz
nungen 9emadt: aIs 0slsgatsn CUR
interraiionolen Gonfsren3 amerifaniz
fHsr 9taaten: Gnrus gprt6rpp bon
MlnneIoto, 6errD s. Oap5s ppn8:itz
8:r9irien, M:Giam 5. 8u9anan pon
Soma. G9ar!ts Ua. gepper Dom 0!z
ftrift columbia uno 8oIne9 90. 6oe
i1:r pon SyG;nois. Sir bic o2ou1Iia1d
9ur9die GrpoIit!on &ommITIiop"
So6a M, Sfurfon bon Ne6rosta,
S6ono8 s. Gartsr pop Montana,
@iG;am 2inbiaD BON 9srtuGp, Geo.
SO. McgriDe BON Oregon, 5reb:r:d
y. 9sE!s pon @onnecIicu!, Sobn M.
2aQsn ppn U!iiT7fpp;, Wlariin 8.
8lDna BON 0etpzgorf, So6n M. Wae
Ter Don Snbiand unO 46ilip 3. jScOtt
bon QlrtaH'fas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-31
strritinfritrn nclh[ifltrt

pItt5bUt@ g. Yd., 30. UIdr5. =
0R .Mononga6:la Strest Rajlp1p"
bat bic 3piItigtsi!en nit i6rsn 8u6ns
leuten auF giitti6em Nege Ibs:gsfegt.
Die Gompagnie Forbsrts aGs i6re 2tnlz
geitsGten gu elmer 8erTammlung auf
unD in 9egerIe'li9em Meinun9SaWss
touTdt purpen bic SfIpierigRitsn
oFne I6:n3u3:sbur9 Der Union i40ea
bsict1eut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-31
GuLDE n BERG
: RQS
Ssr. 25 itno 27, SSs.sSeriaa9toasStr.
2tuBeroroemtltd)e gSertbe 1T
@(eeantsn Offer SO fltutelt

$1,000 fir oSoDgorzmnbs" 9ln3iige
aus 8enetian, @9ebroi unD 8roaoz
clof6, in gtOn unp 8oIero @ffsften;
| Sudet nit Saffeta gRfiittert; 2ltlas[
6dIeBte unb 2'Nigton 8ragen; in fei=
nsn S6aitirungen BON Gator, lo6farz
Big grdu, 6lou, braun unb ffpar5;
$15 lpert6.
$12.75 fir elegante ygalorzmobe"
Na3iige aug be iter 9ualitdt 8rooOz
cloth unh 8enstian. in fta6lgrau, lo9z
farbig, ca tor, braun, rpDai, marine
blou unu i4tpur3; 2tll5pa6l bon 10
&7feftsn, esner 10 gut nie Der anOtre;
erpBartiger $18 uno $50 Wert6.
$1,000 fir iuper6s Otter Wn3iige
aug Der fs:nItsn Qualitdi 8roobclotb
uno 8enetian unb feinem f9par3sn
g6ebiot. Die neusiten @Tfefte unp
ol1e elegant DON MGnnern tsrgsTteQt,
Nus1pa9l aQer 5orIben unO f4par3.
un6eitrittsner $25 Wert6.
@uosrne Giisfte in neuenS fer Sadets
$4.98 fur lel4te Ddmsnz6rii5luh-S>
Sadsts aus fGpar3em Ghepiot un0
lOhFor@gem @pDertzSuf; bur6tpeg
nit Ssioe gefiiItert. Sammet7&ragen,
nsueIte aermel; $3.50 nerIh
$7.75 fir rei9e Soffeta SeiOen
@tOn Safetss gang gafGltelt; Durdz
meg nit 1dApsrer 5dFfetu Se:oe gez
fiittert; ie6r MODERN; Elm feiner $40
Mert6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-31
SSunne 9IFlinae.

9}en Oprf, 80. NiGrg. - cyas
co6 a;mts unb 0iartin So6rTon, bic
8eioe an W}HIpo6 uuf 9eranlofung
Der v8arrb @ocieID" bin NJ gen Not6z
3u6t per6aftet pproen lpnr0:n i'm
Wei itIioe 9o,8sigeri6t porgsfii6rt
uno er6iel.tn in BEN 29ziG6rigen2lIen
Bon 6ottern Don Nt. 251, WsFz320.
aG!raBe, i6ren frij6srsn SpxBg:IeQen,
einsn neuen QeiDsnse2FG6rten. Die
14ziG6r:g: 5rarce5 806!sr BON Nr.
233, 8s3z37. StraBe, be Our9 einen
@err1 : 2(genten otm 8i6!er porgsz
Tii6rl purc,, 9sfano ein, ooB iie in
8emsirIdaft nit ban firm arO:rsn
UlGofen, bic 6:reiIs ats 3euggn f;Itz
ce6ulten perb:n, Don Den 2lH9ef.1qt:n
oergsnoltig: lruro@. Qlus Dem dug
iucea o:r WGptsn fGBt 5i4 ertenn:n,
boB 6ai n:a 2Gcr:Rartsn, he iibrigens
nod 3tpei 'Gp3Bg:ieQsn f1b:n follsn,
cine Iittlife gntarFung PlaB g.grifFcn
9ot bic jtoer 8eI6rstbung IPottst.
gtrmiidte tclearapbiidc scpei6sm.
- Sn Ri6monb, 8a., lit Der Be-
fannie ihtpar3s r8tO@rerO" 5oAn 5a,
iper inn 2(itsr pon 80 So6rsn geTiots
bsn. Gr 6istt i'm gan3en 2onos 9o,@
leIungan ii6:r oo5 36%ma n56e Sun
oo mOobs."
- 8raf Ga7iin:, Der ruTiiIf% Bot
f6aTter in Nai5ing:on, III. gtItsrn
2G6ern naA Horfo[t, 8a., a6gsre.lt,
um ben arsu3cr ygoriog" gu infpiz
siren.
Sn Gcronton, gu., lit Der 81uF,
mann 8. 8ol0i8,G8sr tpagsn 8raanz
Ii5ftun9 per6aFte; norben. @r io[l
d6rlif<r @ergs6sn in nefli6,n5toas
ten Ii6 Idulo:g gsma6t Faben.
- Die Oelperte Der 6irma @}so.
%, 8Io6on &c So. 5u 9licetopn Be;
P6ilaoelpR;a Iin0 geItern a6gs6ronnt.
- Sn 8anIius Glib Mo., braRnte
geItern Qbeno Oas groBe &inna6ea
@tabl:fsmsnt BON Saco6 0olO nieoer.
Scr S6aoen miro auF cine BaIbe
NiG;on 0OGars 9sI6GBt.
Die ruIfiT6en ltnru6en.
9eters6urg, 80. MGr3. - Die
Al Stubsnten, pelhe DOR ungefd5r ID
Sagen tpegen i6rer 36eilna6me an sis
her StuDani2n 8srfammlung bers
6aftst tpuroen, finO entiafen tpOrben,
ro6Osm |ie cine 8o4e in gin3el6aft
sugc6ra8t batten. 9sT'BliA miiFsu
bic lilo 8erboftettn. Die pegen iGrer
8et6siligung an politiI4en Damon
1tratipnen in 9spa6rlam genommen
nurben, inner6aIb zines Monats snts
lafen perpen, penn ni9t Bis gu O;aIer
3:it g:geu lie fprm'ae Nntluge er6o6eu
1T.
Q2ebrtrs 6tuO,pten 6egingen5d6Hs'
moro, unO 5tDur ipuen Iie bies pegsn
8erni4iur9 i4rer pOlitiI4en 9pffa
nunaen Qet9an 1aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-31
Seioene Saillen fir cifern.

tSupsube Qlugtpubi BON 9affetuz
Seio:n 5dillen in bsm nsuen corD:b
8olero gHstt, in blau, roIa. bs!io,
CADET, olo role, psiB uno fdpar3; GU
ter S. Derth. WaOntog 1898
f8roBartigeS Qtfortiment bon SAT-
feta Ssibsn 3aMen, srtra Quai:tdt,
mil geFdlisl!en 8n6Pfen fsieBt, neue
rStof" 9ragen, 8uuIfsQ:rmel, in
fsGblau, h:iO, rOtb, garnet, ito6!srau,
psrlgrau, cardinal, tpeiB, roIa, caOst
un6 i4por5. 5pe3iell fir Moaz
tag .. $4.98.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-31
ten unterIiiiBt fat.

W al bin9tou, 80. NlGr5. -
Prdlibent N}oainl'p ma6te beut,
Qbenb bic folgeuben grnenauugsn BE-
tdnnt:
Gum @snera( Major Der 8unoesz
2lrmee Der Brigade 8sneral 2lopo
Bbeaton, an StsQe pon M&les, gum
8eneral 2teutenant bef0rDert;
gum 8riga0s 8snerat Der 8unbeSz
Qrmee 5rfOerid 6unIion, BON Der
6reipilIigen 2lrmee, an Ste[la DON
W6eutpn, befDrDert;
gum Brigade 8ensral Der 8unoese
Nrmee Der SberIt Sato6 8. Smith
opm II. Snfanteris : Gegiment, bis
Der 9rigaOe 8eneral Der 6rsipiiliz
gen 2lrmte.
Die bstannt gege6ene QiIte entbdlt
Die 9ef0rberung BON 3pei Wfuioren,25
@upitdnen i'm 3ablmeiIter Oepartez
ment, q GdpitGnen i'm 9rooiantzOsz
partement. 81 GupitGnen i'm 0uar@
tierme;fer 9spartemsnt uno II Sd
p!dne.
8eneral Gprbin IanOt, foI9eroe De-
pe{9s an ben 8ensraI Widc4rtbur;
nNaTbington, 30. Utdr3. - Mucz
Qrtbur, ManiId. - Die fotgenDen
Grnennungen gema9t: M6sdtpn, @ez
neral Maior, Smit6 unO 5unfon,
8rigaoe 8ensrdls. Der &riegs3Sez
trstGr Tenbst nit mir Ieins 8lidptinz
I6s."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-31

Dieter goBe fp5ine 0Trbrtauf spb ale Gpaungen in 8eug
auf egane mis- mad WdaB geg proDutton un0 IN Sez
8ug au Die unpsrgleiftifsft Der 9rie u6ertresn.
suo8uine O@t bier
r
8ui8nt Gth
Ser ounO - nueM
aFnbnG GorcGHd @rdie- -auors
nefob tms2d @u3 Ht' @'" in aodas
9Or InoS
g9r prtHp du.n uBrr roctrt on
grauq
fnO Gbapt 9omcuu IN
iniq Il
81 A.
@omiPu
SGbe aeIur Giae nit
Qnos uuD 9urbd ldorG
dl
aujuQ nit
nit
Safi5cna ant untuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-31
0ene Gleibr6fr fir Cifern.


80 elegante f6tpar5e g6eDiot aleios
rode, neusIte 9gacon, nit Nitas 6eFeBz
ter 5lounce, pobl s. trertb. Nfonz
tag NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.9o
25 Ieparate Oamen &leApr0ds aus
f9pur5er @bebiot feiner Qualitdt,
neue SlOunce 5acon, nit 6 gei6sn
SafTeFta beIeBt; So psrtb. Ylons
tag ........"....... S4.SS
25 iuper6s l9par3e SafFeta SeiOez
aletbr0de, gang gsFiittert; ;breite6lOunz
&c nit 6 Rei6en @Orbin9 unb Riifde,
feiner $15 Wert6. Mpntag 80. 1898
Superbe i4par3e Saffeta 8leior0z
Ge, nit graOuirter 6lpuncs 6ergerj4z
tet, pra4tpoI oppliqueo; lplsnoioer
$18 Dert6. MOntag ......$12.98
SatIormaoe lOamen &lsibr0de au5
feiner 2ualitdt G6epioi, 8rpaOciot6
unb 8enetan; RuI9an 5lounce nit
9offeta be1sBt; reguldre $40 unb $12
GleiorOde. Ufontag ...... S6.98
sfuttrrffnffc-gi[Iig.
&c. Tam6ric fir bic S9neioerin,
i9trar3 uno grau ............ SIC.
25c. 9eI4rinttes fran30fT4s5 6aarz
tu4 fir .................. 1910.
1Oc. 0ualitdt Sile1ia fir 49,. &c.
129c. Nu6ian {4par5e qercaline,
Tur ............. S3c.
15c. g}ubi1n i9par5e percaline
fur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10c.
18c. gfubian r8retteo "unb Wfaire
Percaitne fir ......... 125e.
15c. 4ualitdt 24z30lIiger gsE6rGnfs
ter @anbas, fir ..........1 1Oc.
25c. merceri5eb Sateen fir loo.
@eiB'uaareuzSrrfanf.
18c. 0ualitdt feline psiBs perfiG6e
Gapns fur .125c.
22c, Nuolitdt feline tpeiBe perTtFft
2apns, fir .............. 15c.
25c. QuulitGt feline psiBe perIiI6e
2dDns, fir ......-...... .18c.
Geue tpejBe SnOia QinOrs, lpert6
1856, Iur lOc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-31
Der g3ar ert6eiIt benz
6urFen 8ia[emstt
einen 81 iiffeG.

2onbOr, 80. Ndr3. - Sire 0sz
psf6e aus Petersburg mslbet, oerG3ar
bu6e Dem TiirTien Niaismsfi, 9ensz
rul &isuienont uno MitglitO Des
3ei45rat6es, eine ernIte 3ugs ers
t6eilt, neil er T;9 in Die poli3eil6en
@noronungen gsiegentli4 Ger Hsuli4en
llnru6en einaemiI9t babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-31
9icIc 0Spctc:

Die rtistnoe 9utipicls 0aritcntrin Marp y u=
prnt uIo barlss 2otbian in Sin
Ibcno bel Santt Wortba." Gin prddtiQcs 9uitz
ipis
SGs. e. 9inob AM ps ncue Soee ii5M
Sdutrtontrfunf rSine6omp's Groccrp"
Ntt y rapb Der. SebensQttreus
Iniicbtrn nom tIr5Ii6rn grobcn Grcquiicn in Der
sOH3tu 99tlt.
Sobn gS. aGbuuot, jun. untcr Mitiuirz
fung pom &etb ifrontlin. iii Autii 0uutlep De
6arrbnS prdcbtiQem rOmantitbtn 9uftipCl r2aSn
Pettps @igbpapmuu." 2IusntbalGcu nit auBcrz
procntIitem GriulQe aufesiibrt. Riidtunft RON
9ultimort's bc0a5tcm iunQtu Sbauipielcr.
@eo. 99. 4 r, Der WOuol9qz z&0mittr. Rene
unO fomiitc Gjei6jbten
GouuuD unb 2slano. ole rT2crro Mlos
ntttOcs."
9eobt5' Marioncttsn, bic fomiidcn
ftciatn GjQurtn. QO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-31

Otforb etringt ben @isg.
2onbon, 30. W1Gr8. - Inter qez
tpaiti9em 3ulouf Don Gportsmen uno
@affern faao 6eute auf Der 362mTe
Die jd6rii9e Huoertpettfa6rt 3niT6en
Dan Ru6erer Stubenten Der tlnioerz
iitdt9n SrforO unb Cambridge Fatt,
duf pel4e Ii6 bic bsibsn 8ootsmannz
fAaften Our4 no6enlanges oSruiz
ming" Dorbereitet buttsn. Die con i6z
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-01-04
DEATH 5 HARVEST.
w. A. Ruttle.

Mr.. w. A. Ruttle died Monday at
his home on South Garden street, aged
thirty-nrne years. For several months
he had been confined to his bed with a
lingering illness, but he submitted to
his allliction with Christian fortitude,
and was even anxious for he time to
come when his suiferings would be
brought to an end and his weary soul
find rest. He was member OF the
First Methodist church, and was known
and liked by many. His father, Mr.. NJ
Ruttle, and his wife and one daughter,
who survive him, have the sympathy of
the entire community
Rev A p. McFerrin conducted the
funeral services in the First Methodist
church Tuesday afternoon at 2o'cIock,
and the remains were laid to rest il
Rose Hill cemetery,
The burial was conducted under the
auspices of the Knights of Pythias
of which lodge the deceased was a mem
Der. Mr.. Rutte also belonged to the
Masons, Knights of Honor and Roya
! Arcanum.
The pail bearers were rs follows
Active-Messrs. j. G. Dexter, h. G.
Irvine, w b. Greenlaw, Mora Fariss
}. d. Wright, W. p. Boyd, Joe RIFT, j
p Street; onorary-Messrs W. +
Bostick, r. &. Church, w. j. Cakes
John Latta, A. S. james, G.. S. Alcorn
and DR.. W. M. Biddle.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-01-04
Ed. Kuhn.

Mr.. Ed Kuhn died Monday morning in
Nashville, after an illness with typhoid
fever. He was twenty-siX years Of age,
and was son of the late Edward Kuhn
of this city. He was born and raised in
Columbia, but for several years past has
made his home in Nashville. He was
well known here, and the many friends
of his childhood home will deeply regret
to hear of his death Miss Flora Kuhn
his sister, died only a short time since of
the same disease, and the sorrowmg
mother and other relatives have the
sympathy of everyone in their double
bereavement.
The remains were brought out from
Nashville Tuesday morning on the
1920 train, and the interment was in
Rose Hill cemetery, services being con
Quoted at the grave by Rev. A. T. Nc,
Ferrin.
Speaking of Mr.. Kuhn, the Nashville
Banner says: Edward Kuhn, for a
number of years book, keeper and
salesman for Lebeck Bros, died this
morning at 7:20 o'clock of typhoid fever
Mr.. Kuhn was young man of the high
est and most honorable personal charac.
ter and was possessed of wide
circle of friends in this city who
will deeply regret his death. His
reputation was of the very highes;
and wholly above reproach."
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-01-04
THE RACKET,
F. SWANSBURG, PROP.

tainment tuesday evening at the home
of Mr.. j. w. FARES. During the even
ing an elegant repast of five courses was
served. About twelve couples partlci-
pated.
Miss Libbie Wood entertained several
Of her friends very enioyably Wednesday
evening at her home on North Main
street.
Little Miss Leah Sharp entertained a
num- er of her friends Wednesday after
noon from 2 to o'clock, in celebration
of her sixth birthday.
The young people of the Lebanon
Heights neighborhood had an enjoyable
candy pull Tuesday night in the school,
house.
There was a card party at the Cen
fury Club last night.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-01-04
BILLS FILED IN
CIRCUIT COURT.
Russell DaimwOOd Sues L. & N. ROAD
for $1,999.
Two Unhappy Couples Seek Dissolu
ton of Their Matrimonial Ties.

Wednesday was the last day in which
to file bills in the Circuit Court for the
January term, and several parties begun
suits.
Russell A. Daimwood, son of Mr.. Jas
Daimwood, filed "A bill against the l..
y. railroad, seeking to recover damages
to the amount OF 81 ,999 Young Dam
wood had one of his legs cut off by the
cars some months since. Mes-rs
Salmon X Turner are solicitors for com
plainaut.
Two suits for divorce were entered
one 10y Andrew Ingram against Mitti,
Ingram, and the other by Lena Watson
against David Watson. Both couples
are negroes.
w. J. Moore & Son were made de
PENDANTS in bill filed 10y A. NJ. Hughes
seeking to recover a debt of 81 600.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-01-04
OVER THE COUNTY.
Penny pictures at Young's.


Mr.. Mack Baird of Buckner, Texas,
is visiting re .atives in the county.
Next Monday will doubtless be a busy
day in Coum bia Circuit and county
courts will convene on that day, and the
live stock market will be brisk.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed
Monday ny Nj. l.. Fry, of Mt. Pleas
ant. His liabilities as set out in tho
petition amount to S632 Nashville
American.
Miss Lucy Webster, after spending
the holidays with relatives in the county
has returned to Birmingham to resume
her school duties
See our wheat drills and buggies be-
fore purchasing. Roberts Machine &
/ Implement Co. If
A house occupied by negro named
! Good, um, on G.. V. Cyrus place on
/ Bear Creek. was totally destroyed by
/ fire, together with its contents, on
Christmas day.
Mr.. Clarence Perry, of Snead's. Fla.
! is visiting relatives here and at his old
home near Bigbyvllle, where he thinks
of again residing.
Miss Lydia Alexander, who has beer
visiting friends at Spring Hill, has re
turned to her home at Campbellsyille.
Mr.. Tom English, Of the Enierpris,
neighborhood, is visiting his uncle, Mr.
Frank English, near Franklin. We ar,
glad to learn that his mind is recoverin.
from the shock of his brothers death.
J Next to owning phRton yourself, i,
the pleasure Of seeing some deserving
and needy friend own one. So il yot
are not a candidate, select soms one il
} your neighborhOcd to vote for, and thel
g 70 work aud get votes for that one
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-01-04
DEATH OF ". N.
CHEAIRS, JR.
Committed Suicide in Ell PasO by
Taking Morphine.

A dispatch from Ell Paso, Texas, dated
Saturday. says:
"W. NJ Cheairs, wealthy young
planter of Spring Hill, Tenn ended his
own life here late last night by taking
an overdose of morphine. Cheairs came
to EI Paso month ago, and since then
had been apparently enjoying life. He
was very quiet fellow usually, and very
popular in society. He appeared to be
in the best of health, but said when he
came that he was here for the benefit OF
his health.
Until few days ago he seemed to be
cheerful, but Thursday he grew despond
ent and closeted himself in his room
He failed to appear yesterday, and the
landlady went into his room at O'Clock
last night to find him unconscious Ply
sicians were called but he failed to re
vive. He left no letters unless he mailed
them before taking the drug"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-01-04
ANOTHER ICE FACTORY.
Large Consumers Have United Fol
the Purpose of Erecting One.

Plans are being arranged for the cree
ton of another ice factory at this place,
to be in operation by the time the
warm weather sets in. Mr.. A. B. Rains
is the promoter of the enterprise, and a
number of the larger consumers of the
city have joined with him and agreed to
subscribe $4,000 in stock. The purpose
of the project is to furnish cheaper ice,
the company agreeing to furnish to the
large consumers at % cents per hun
dred and to the retail trade at 80 cents
per hundred.
The location of the factory will be on
Ashton Bros. property near their mill
across the river. Mr.. Rains says that
the latest machinery for the manufac
ture of ice will be purchased, and work
will commence as early as possible.