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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-21
MUSICAL.

This evening occurs the final recital by
the Philharmonic Quartette. at the Carroll
Club Auditorium. and below will be found
the corrected programme:
Brahms, ....--..... Cngarische Tanze No. 6
Trio for Violin. Cello and Piano.
Messrs- B~lumenberg. Meyer and Schockey
Beethoven (piano and violin}...-.-...-
---......-..S sonata tKreutzer) opus IT
tAdagio Sostenuto1 Presto.
Andante con variazioni.
Finale. Presto.
Messrs. Schockey and Blumenberg.
Soprano solo
: faf ChanSon Russo .Tatazilke
(h) Hearts Gorfng Thomas
Mrs. Flora Williams
Golterman-. lie Reeve, opus Is, No. 2
Mr.. Frederic Meyer
Herold pre- aux CIercs
MrH Williams
De Beriot;------.-Pisno THO. opus 50
Moderate.
Adsgio.
Ronde Allsgrsttsl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-21

PITTSBURG-River 81 feet and falling.
Clear and pleasant.
WARREN-Biver l foot. Fair and cool.
STEUBENVHLE-River 6 feet 8 inches
and falling. Cloudy and cool.
BROWNSVILLE-River 5 feet 5 inches
and stationary. Clear.
GREENSBORO-River Z feet s inches
and stationary. Fair and pleasant.
MORGANTOWN-River 7 Ieet 10 inches.
Cloudy and cooler.
OIL CITY-River / foot 6 inches. Clear
and eool
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-21
To-Day,s Boats.

Pittsburg, Queen City, 4 a. m.
Cincinnati, Keystone State, 5 a. m.
Newport, Jewel, IL a. m.
Parkersburg, H. K. Bedford. IL a. m.
Steubenville, T. NJ. Bayne. 2:50 p. m.
Darlington. Leroy. $3.50 p. m.
S~istersville. Ruth, $3.50 p. m
Sisters Island, Baxter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-21
Yesterdays Departures.

Parkersburg, Ben Hur.
Steubenville, T. M. Bayne.
Clarington, City of Wheeling.
S~istersville. Ruth.
Sisters Island, Baxter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-21
To-Morrow,s Packets.

Charleston, Kanawha. 6 a. m.
Pittsburg, Ben Hur, 2 p. m.
S~teubenville, T. NJ. Bayne, 2:30 p. m.
Darlington, Leroy, $50 p. m.
Sistersville, Ruth, $3.50 p. m.
Sisters Island, Baxter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-21

Marvels of Liquid Air explained
and demonstrated Thursday at Opera
House. seats at Banners. so and
IS cents.
Evening star., 1901-10-18

Samuel j. Gompers of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor and Messrs. Dietrich
Winslow and o'Donnell, prominent labor
leaders, called on Milton E. Allies. assistant
secretary of the treasury, yesterday ana
submitted reasons why the wages of the
operatives at the bureau of engraving ana
printing should be increased. They said
that this era of unparalleled prosperitv
caused the price of all the commodities Of
lie to increase and that wages should be
correspondingly Increased. They offered
tne same reasons for an increase in wages
OF the machinists at the government print
ngsorhce. Mr.. Allies said he would take up
the matter when Secretary Gage returns
and give IT full consideration.
Evening star., 1901-10-18
DEATH OF REV. NJ. A. TURNER.
one of the Oldest Clerks I'm the
Treasury Department


Rev. Matthew A. Turner, one Of the old
est clerks in the Treasury Department.
oied at his residence. No. 1910 X street
northwest. yesterday afternoon at 5:45
O'CLOCK after very short Illness He was
one or the honor clerks OF the sixth auditors
once and was placed that roll by secre-
tary Gage In December. 1897. for long ana
enicient service, but he had performed
clerical duties up TO Tuesday last, when
ne returned to his home complaining Of
feeling chilly. His death quickly followed.
When the announcement Of his death
reached the Post Once building this morn
Ing 1t cause universal regret for while liy-
ing an unpretentious life. his high charac-
Ter was known to all. He was regarded
as q sweet-tempered old gentleman with
a cheering or sympathetic word for all he
met.
Born at Jersey Shore. Pa, In August.
ISlo. he, In his boyhood. oined the Methodist
episcopal Church and upon reaching man.
hood entered the ministry OF the Baltimore
conference, serving a number OF circuits in
the lower part OF Maryland. While On
~ ~Saaries circuit, over sixty years ago. he
married Miss Martha ]. Everit of that
county, who survives him, though for sew
eral years she has been an invalid About
the year 1s4S he went to Illinois In The nope
tnat residence in that section would he
beneficial to his health In this. hogever
ne was disappointed. and he returned east
In ls4s. receiving an appointment in the
slkth auditors office. then under Col. Peter
u Washington. and he had filled since that
Time important positions. for over thirty
years being in charge of the archives Of the
pay division of the office As stated. he
was was placed on the honor roll in December
io9i' ana was allowed to work at his own
Will August 10 last the fifty-second anni-
Eersary OF his appointment was rcrnen,-
oered by his associates In office, MANY OF
wmom called and extended congratulations
Inough he left the itinerant ministry
upon receiving his appointment he has
peen quite active as a local minister Stree
hoidihg his membership in McKendree
Church. ~
Evening star., 1901-10-18
Trimmed Hats
For School Girls
Is to IS years of age }

Is to IS years of age)
\ never so attractive assortment,
made up in our own work rooms, es-
pecially for Saturday, Children's
Day. Beautiful and becoming ef-
fects, stylishly trimmed with velvet,
ribbon, fancy quilts, birds, breasts
and pompons. Very special value.
$500 each.
Also practical, serviceable Felt
Hats, with ribbon sreamers or cord,
and stitched brim-red, blue, gray,
tan and brown.
75c. to $500 each.
Millinery Parlors. Second floor.
Evening star., 1901-10-18
Baby
Clothes.

Superb Garments from Paris and
London of the most elegant sorts,
and more than usually attractive
assortment OF the practical kinds for
the crisp mornings and cool even
ings.
Excellent values these:
Infants Handcrocheted White worsted ,o,,
A'-''ets- 49,
Infants Hand-crocheted Worsted Mittens
without thumbs Pair. Observation-Disclosures. %0I.
Infants Hand -croeheted Worsted Sacaues 40,
with pink and blue borders. Each. ......... <VI-
Infants White SILK Caps cIose-fttng fine
Each ,,O Ur Wi'n n'''"" 'ae soc.
Infants Cream Bedford Cord Long Cloaks turn
over collar finished with rufiie collar aud ruiIle
Ea1h. ii'eo N.tn SIX Oraia anu r'DOon 90
Chiidren's Box Coats, with cape trimmed
brown R n6'fhSa an Fae 'tEs Essh Of ..re tan. so
Secol 4 floor.
Evening star., 1901-10-18
Damage. placed at s2s.ooo.

Suit at law was instituted today in the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
by George S. Fraser against the City and
Suburban Railway Company and Allan l..
McDermott, receiver. to recover s25.oo0
damages. 1t is alleged that June Ii last
the plaintiff, while driving across the rail-
road track at Langdon, d. c.. was struck
by one of the cars of the defendant com
pany and was painfully injured. Attorneys
Brandenburg and Brandenburg represent
the plaintiff
Evening star., 1901-10-18
Boys and Girls
TIOCna Gloves.

One-clasp, Genuine M h a
Gloves, in the fashionable tans,
browns, and grays; sizes 5 to g. We
offer a special lot OF these gloves,
suitable for both boys and girls, at
7Sc. a pair.
The usual price is SI.oo.
For sale in Boys Department adjoining Mems
store and IN Glove Department, opposite Silks.
First floor.
Evening star., 1901-10-18
Walters to he Deported.

Fifteen walters who arrived IN New York
recently from Europe and went to a prom
lnent hotel to work have been arrested on
the ground that they are contract laborers
ana the Treasury Department has ordered
their deportation
Evening star., 1901-10-18
WIN Of Falconer D.yid.op.

The win Of Falconer Davidson, dated Au-
gust 16, 1889. was filed today for probate.
Five dollars is beQueathed to each of the
three children of the testator and the re-
maindera Of hie estate to his wife. Essie Guy
Davidson. who is named executrix.
Evening star., 1901-10-18
Tomorrow, Saturday, Sale of
WOmlen's MUSLIN Umdergarmemts
At Sl.OOs Some Were as FIigt as 5000.

couple hundred garments teabouts including Gowns Petit
Drawers Censes and Covers consisting
tre left OF lines will be placed
for choice The materials which cambria and
good the garments we'll properly asteuy
trimmed in ace tucks and embroideries. We offer
price of
S1.CO the Garment.
Evening star., 1901-10-18
The Sheridan Sails for Ham,,

General Chaffee cables the War Depart
ment that the Sheridan has sailed from
Manila for San Francisco with 271 sick. 10
insane and 74s short-term enlisted men.
Evening star., 1901-10-18
MARRIED.

CLEEN NES-kNOTT. On October IL, 1901 at the
residence of Rev. Mr.. J. w Gray at SIS am
street southeast, CLARENCE A CH.EIcyES and
hofift hNorT, both OF Washington, ID. C.
Evening star., 1901-10-18
Boys and Girls
School Shoes

(SeclaIs tOi Saturday,
Misses aid Childrens Glaze Kid and Box Calf
BHttoR and Lace Shoes; patent leather tips CO 90
and tips of same; sizes Sla TO IL. Pair. S@'oo
Sizes liz TO 2, Observation-Disclosures. 9Z- 50
Misses Dongola Kid Button and Lace Shoes
made model last; welted c. o/,
soie5, sizes 1ila to 2. Pair. .............. p<'CN
Boys and Youths Box Calf and Wei Kid Lace
SHOES with heavy extension soles sizes ID So 20
~ -
Sizes 2s to 81. Psir........ $500
Little Mems Box Calf and yici Kid Lace Shoes
linade on our new model last@; spring G, ~
heels; sizes to 1914. Pair. .............. YS-OC
Infants Kant Slip Shoes tmgde our new
model lastl-a soft, nne-ftting shoe; sizes g. ~
- 70 d far-. -...s...-..-.-....-- TA'
Third floor.
Evening star., 1901-10-18

Girls Tan Automobile Coats, with double capcs;
finished with stitched psnne velvet; collar and
cuffs finished IN same marner-the usual fine stitch
ing being much used; sizes to II.
5000 each.
Girls Long Coats, in rich tan and castor kersey;
large cape In sailor collar pattern with stitch
cd panre velvet and braid trimmings; high collar
with stitching; turn-back cuffs of stitched panne
velvet lined and unlined; sizes and only.
$1,000 and SI2. so each.
Girls Dressy Coats, In the loose back style; dou
ble-breastc1. with large flare collar; Of stitch
ing tastily arranged giving especially fin
fsh--pyai blue, castor end navy.
S6.75 each.
Girls Navy Blue Heavy Rough CheviOt Coats, for
winter school wear: loose fitting, with empire yoke
front and back; collars faced with stitched satin;
Sizes 10 a.
$3.50 each.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1901-10-18
Toy
DeUa

Department.
Complete and up to date as is pos
sible to make it-and everything is
bright and fresh. New Toys, in
cluding many novelties now in stock.
Our assortment OF Games COM
prises all the popular ones published
up to the present time, a great many
of which can be had here only, as
we control them for Washington.
A full line of the Fireside games,
handsomely illustrated, which are
the most interesting and instructive
games published, including
The games Of Shakespeare and Mythol-
osy Each .--.-..-............... ~.
Ping. Pong, or Table Tennis, a popular O. NJ
game for young or old. Each. .......... P<-oO
Hidden Book Titles, another new game. G, M
hach. ---.-....... ---.-.................. P1.oo
Musiciano, an interesting game of musical roo
biography. Each. Observation-Disclosures. SoC.
The game of Bizique. Each. soc.
The new game of Books and Authors. ar.
Whyoo, popular game. Each. .......... ZoC.
Parior Return Pool, another new game. CT ~
We carry complete line of Crok-
mole and Crown Combination
Boards.
c-okinole Boards. Each. $I.oo
orokinOle Boards, 10 games. Each. ...... ST. 50
Archarena Combination Boards a games D.
Edch. ....-....-..- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. pi-SO
EseS, HfSwh oomDina',on Boards. 40 games S. 50
Also n complete line OF staple games, including
Cribhage, Honinoes, Chess, Checkers, Backgammon,
Duplicate Whist. Solitaire and the old-fasbIoned
lLnle of lack StraWs
Evening star., 1901-10-18
The New
Model COrsets.


Paris productions and American
modified to suit the present style
of costume, and embodying the lat
est improvements. Every desira-
bic kind is now in stock.
Girdle Corsets, mad Of wide tape. Pair Pl.oo
r. & g, Corsets, extra long, medium and Or ~
rhcruson's Glove-f.ting corsets. Pair. ). $I.5o
white b. Pair 1se.s siaisn. ir0n..oiaek ana $I75
ur "isir $. PAIR oosse.s su''aoie ioi s.oa. $2oo
Pair. = o0tse.s' straight front long hips $500
'front.' Pair. oo!se's fancy eou', strasn. $3.50
womsn,s ssrv,ette. Dozen 6oc. to 8oc.
Latest Style Bnstles. Each. ~. " ~
Second floor.
Evening star., 1901-10-18
Our Doll
Department

Our Doll
Department
has one of the best and most COM
plete stocks of Dolls to be found
anywhere, together with everything
appertaining to dolls, such as shoes,
hose, hats, caps, bootees, capes and
knitted sacques, etc.
Dolls Outfits, consisting Of undercIothes
and gingham dress. Set. et................... 35c.
stockings Each WIZ. moving Aai.. .noe. ana 2oc.
Jolnted Dolls, with closing eyes. Each. 2oc.
shoes and Stockings Each .o'"s eyes. Soc
Full Bali jointed Dolls with closing eyes and
good value. EacS EmS "e-ah exceptionally ST. 90
Fourth noor
Evening star., 1901-10-18

History of the War by Gen Russell Ager
$3.50
mat
Evening star., 1901-10-18
Woodward & LOtf1rOp
New York-Wahingto
Boys Clothing
Third Floor.)

Oxford Gray Top Coats; all wool; well made
sewcd throughout with silk; cut extra Tonga
stylish, dressy coat; sizes to 16 Special values
S3.75 and $500 each.
Fine Navy Refers Pilot Coats; aIEwooI chev
int. with rcd flannel lining; high ulster collar;
brass buttoI $; cut extra long; sizes to l.. Spe-
cial value.
5000 each.
Navy Blue Atwood Norfolk Jacket Suits-very
popular his fall for dress any other purpose
yoke bacd nnd front; pants lined throughout sizes
to II. Special value.
$500 each.
Third foor
Evening star., 1901-10-18

BURNS. On October IL 1901 ELLA BURNs
VIE OF the late Thomas Burns
Funeral from her late residence. 80 y street
southwest, Saturday, October 10, Rt $50 am.
Ellis; On "wednesday, October 10, 1901 KATE
ELLIS, daughter OF Sarney and sister of Bessie
Ellis Of Orange Court House.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
Evening star., 1901-10-18
Girls Clothing
(Third FlOor.D

readiness,
bic demand Special reference made line of girls and
stylish automobiles shorter Coats Jackets
and Refers Styles particularly becoming and materials both
and handsome.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-20
Ginsr Der GntfiIhrrr GubnBB's bers
hnitet.

Omaba a, g}e6r., 19. Ssbruar. -
G!n.r Der brei MGnner, pslfs DEN
WiGipnGr8Iobn @bnaro Guoa6p, IT,,
Don bier entfu6rtsn uno s5n 20iegsIo
bon $25,OO0 fir feline 8efreiung erz
bjelt2n, 1T per6aftet unb BON bem@ntz
fIibrten ais 0erieni9e Ebentifj3:rt porz
ben, nel6er i'm 3uerit pom 5uuIe ieiz
nsr @ltsrn tpe9lOdts uno i6m {pGsr
pG6renb ieIner 8efangeni6aft 8eIeuz
I4aft GeiItste. Die 9oli3ei n.:qert
Ii6, ben Namen bes 8afangensn NIT
3ut6eilen o6glei6 bic 8er6aItung bsz
reils in Der leBien Samitag5sHo6t
porgenommen tpuros. Der Mann fplE
idon ieit einiger 3eit unter poG3eitis
der 8spo6un9 aeitdnOen 6aben.
(SpGter.) - @5 itelIt ii6 6erau8,
odB Der 8sr6aftete Sames Galla6an
6eiBt uno Elm fri9erer 3u4t6dusfrGf=
ling lit. DerTe1be tpobnte Ieit msbrsrap
Sobren 9ier bei ieiner S6peit:r, 5rau
8elIep, an Der 50. StroBe uno Dootz
tport6sNoenue.
GaGa6un 6et6euert Ieine llni8uIb,
qiebt iebp6 gu, OaB er 9at Grope, Oen
9ouptT9utbigen. tennt. Gne lpeitez
re 8erfaTtung piro in Qu8Ii6t gez
ieIt. Der 8utI8er eineS 5reur6aS
be5 Srn. Gubo6b iit Der 8etbgiligung
an Dem GOmplot berod3tig uno ite6t
unter poli3eiliher lle6ernQAunQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-20
Gintinnatirrin tuirn 6rafin.

Cincinnati. 10. 6e6ruor. -
Sri. CLARA 6. 2Ongport6, 3o9ter bss
bsrforbeuen Ri4ters g}icolas Cong
portb unO Gntelin beg bstannIsn G,nz
cinna:;er MiQiondrS So6n Gong
porth, puroe 6suts in Der Do6nung
i6rsr Mutter bur6 @r36iI6oFSyrelanD
NIT oem frdn30IiI4en 8rufen 2(Oelbert
be @6um6run geIraut. Der 2eBtere
fat Iia tdngere 3eit in ben 9er.Stoae
ten aufge6alten, uno es lit i6m isBt
glidli6 geluugen, elm. reife amerifaz
nii6e @r6in 6eim3ufii6ren. Sein @az
ter 6etleioete fru6er einen Bpiten in
Ger fran30iii6en 8eIanotdaft gu
Wuib:nglOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-20
Grenier rGep.YOrf" nieSer SSlaag>
if,iff.

91epzgort 19. 6e6ruar. -
Surg DOr Der Miita9situnOe IieB
GonIre= gGOmirol 6rsoer:f 8oogers,
Der an bic 'SpiBe etneS Der CUR oItaiia=
tif4en Stallion gs6Origen 8si6Da0er5
trsten ipQ, un5er Den ijb.:9an Geremo@
nie'n feline 6tagge duf Osm nod in Der
Nobps YQrO btF;pDij4gn &reu32r yNsn=
gort" 6iFen. Die 9ff3ieR bes Banz
3erfoIoFes nit @upftdn Morri5 W}ac=
&en3ie an Der SpiBe ialutirien Dem
neuen 9errn. Der 2lomiral plrO in
Der nG6fsn @o4e nit {einem Stag
gsnf6ffs pia Sut3tonol n16 Yl1n:la
fa6ren. @Dntraz2l0mjral 8emep, Der
G6eF Gpmmanbeur Der al IiatiIfsn
Station, miro nit benz 8gI6ba0er
an ber 6ineIfI6sn &uI Ite 6leiben. gfooz
gers foQ in Mlan'lo fationirt perosn
uno 4Omirol 8empf NIT ieinenS6if=
fen pirb an Der &iiHs Der 96iljppinen
ben Na6!bfenIt beiorgen. Die bret
Siaggcni6:ffe 1inb o8rootlpr," nNtDz
0ort" uno Ntparf." "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-20
Bier S0lhmanncr nmaefnmmen.

q pz6 ben, gOin, 19. 5ebr.
= Die ults Subion'I4e SorisrDenfaz
BRIT an Der GunalItraBs brannts tur3
na4 Mitterna9t 9sute frI6 nisbsr II,
per SoI9mdnnsr nutben pabei Dur9
stre err etnItir3enbe Mauer eri6lagen,
SIRE 2el4en ltno aufaefunben tpor6en.
0'e OpIsr iinb: Gap;tGn sSpIep6
Sonorsn. 8m. 3sinp, 5reo. SaIe uno
5ranf WiQlioms.
anfangli4 6ieB es, nod msbr Weenz
i9en issn um's 2:ben oefomnen
bod srtpiss ii4 ous @eriidt oliidlifer
Ws:is unbssrinost. 3tpei 96IfmGuz
nsr, Namens Sas. pptpsa uno Qouis
@outs, erlitten 8einbrI6e. 0as Elm
gsdfdsrte @tabliiement mar idon Isit
mtbrersn Sabren ni4t mebr i'm Be-
tribe. Der pefunidre @eriuit psro
auf $4,000 sei4dBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-20
S6pR ihrcn @ater nieber.

Sort @apne. Snb., 10. 5ebr.
- I'm i6re Mutter gegen WjB6anbs
lungen Seitens i6re5 8aters gu T6iitz
gen, f4oB bic 15zjdbrigs 8eTfe @Gaz
ter geItern 46eno auf i6ren @ater II.
bra9te ibrp cine le6en5geFd6rti6o
0unoe 6ei. Der Mann fam 6strunz
fen nab 9auYe, tpurf bic 5rou gu 80
ben unO mar i'm 8egrifF, iie gu ertpur=
gen, alS bic So6ter e:nen 3ebolper
ergrifF uno benz @ater eine &uge[ in
hen Ru6en F6oB. Nd6 einem Der
60r in Der Yoti3etItation tpurDe oa5
Mdo6en fntlafen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-20
Sic 6rubenfntaifrup9e in Sritii1z
EOlumbiu.

Gum6erGuno, 8.zG., 10. Sc
6ruar. Sn Der unionz3e6e, IN
pel6er leBten Sreitag 81 8ru6enars
Better our4 cine @rpLolion i6lagenbsr
8etter Iebsn0ig begra6en purOen, err
rei6ten bic RsttungsmannI8aFteu
beute bic @tele, an pat6er pie(e Der
Opfer an Der Gr6sit getpeIen paren.
9pei 2ei9en Iino Toneit auf bieO6ers
FlG6e ge6ra6t poroer. G5 eriitirt
tein 3ei6en. odB aud nur ein @in3iz
ger Der llngliidli6en nod am 2eben
III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-20
Sm 9ampfe um'S Sdieiu

trIitqsn 10 gisls, obnt Oab man bntn ben goripuri
Der fSsiabsit MAIDEN bari, fpslbe Die 6lata in ;
aorn nirit 9er msui6I3t Gorper rpirD BON pit=
len bronii6en Qrdntbtitsu btimSliudt, loel9t Die
fdrtte q8intnsfrat uuireibeu uHo ben Soo als spas
g8ltieRsgpsrtbss cri6eiHen tniieH. RlmeIlidb gill
Sas aud, BON itneH itmr36aitsn 2eiotn, osn 6is
morrbo Dsn fptldbes pirlen Meucbtn oas Qtbtu Utrz
leOttc, Oa fie BEL Guadalbern uno GbirurIea t'in'
&ulis fnnosn, bon Or. Slsbee's beriibmtem 0tls
mitth rglnatsis4 abtr feins RsnntniB battsu. 9ros
ben oiees uuisblbdrn glittels lpe,Dtn pom 3. 9tus
tdpta d GO, Boy 24l6 TausQort, totentrei otr'
iunpR E@O O,Ri&6r, ,I&Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-20
Ser Gnabe unh bic TIintr.

Oppsr, 0.e6., 19. 6e6r. - Ju
See 6oof, na6e 6ieTigsr Staot, fan0
or Is Sabre ulte 5rant 9ouarD, ben
Scisp6 Ssntins uno Feine 5rau aus
{ rer 4nitalt fir O6ba9loIe b'i Tih
auFgenommen batten, in Der Rii9e cine
alte 5Iinte, iub bieIel6e 6eimli6 unD
feuerts DteIel6e, alB er pon 5rau Sen
fins ii6erraI6t puroe, in Der 2lufres
gung a6. Srau Sentins puroe bon
Der pollen @6rOtlabung getroffen un0
auf Der Steqe get0btet. Dur9 Den
NusIpru9 Der @oroners Surb purz
be Der 3nabe bon ber 8srantportlt4z
tstt fir bic Shat eptIatst,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-20
9ibiSenSe fir TubriForbeitrr.

5f I'm 9 t one, ytzyr 19. 6ebr. =
rSaugeriies Manufacturing Co." bat
i6re prOfite nit ibren Qn8efeGtsn gsz
tbsilt. SIN 9an3sn tunsn $4,000
5ur 8srt6eilung. Sober BON BEN 2fnz
9eItslten empfing flint gro3ent Oes
8strdges eines Sa6reslo6nes. Die 9iz
piosnbe fam ben NngeItelIten inTofern
itberraI9eno, als lie erf nod Der 8ez
5ablung Der 9iuioenbe an Die Qttioz
nGre be3a6lt purpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-20

9ro6i6ition, tpprunter bas @ei6GTt in
ben pirI4iaoenm Sommer@9otel5 3u
laiben bate, bu pitk Sommergdits fi4
in Der 6rags, ob lie Dies uao 3enes
trin;en Duren, feline 8priariften ma
den lafsn.
Sempeten3nei6sr psroa q M
meu 9u t4ets 'garris'5
8epoIttbaten.
G4ica8o, 10. 6s6rpar. - Sn Der
SsffsrIon 8art 9rs56p!:rjaner
8;r6s fauo cine Geod4!niBfsi;r fit
6rdncss 6, 0iIIdro itdtt, pobsi 6rau
CLARA s. 0offmaa bon &anIa5zG"p,
9rdF0entin Der NtiFpuris8ran6e Der
,0omnS' G6riItidn 5smp2ronce
union," oa5 5re;6sr Der gQrris Iaz
tjon entT6ieoen perurt6silt.
Cine Wirt6i6aft5 fUrmss
rjnin u 6i9an.
8prt 6uron, W}i9., 19. 6ebr.
- 6rdu @6arles 3boos5 6ru6 6:uts,
mil 8eil U'ro 5ammsr bctpdffnet, 9ez
gen Sdmes DaIpa'3 NirtbIt1ft auF
in pslder i6r So6n tGglih 9af-o.z
len gu 9ebsn pftegte. Der So3n mar
ni6t 0a. olLein Die 6ruu maAte Iib
oenno6 Oaran, oa5 Qotul gu perni6z
ten unO 3erf4tug bic gan3s @lu8frpas
te. iOtpis 3ebn Slufden Gdnapp5, ebs
Iie Der S6anfpGrter Dor Die Shure
ieBte. Sic be6auptet, fl: 6abe ben
8irtb pieoerbolf aufgeFotbert, ibrem
So6ne feline @slrdnte gu Oertaufea.
8ifOn miro einen 9aft6efebl ge8su bic
5rau erlangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-20

Berlin, 19. Jebruar: - Der
omerifaniI6s @sTanbte N6its mu4te
heute, ME esmelbst tpirb. 9orfeaunz
Gen i'm auspGrtigen 2lmt esgen bic
dngebGi4 pom @rafen Dulberfee bez
obIi6ttqte Grpsbiion in's Snnere@6tz
mas, unb er6is[t beru9igenbe 8erIi9e=
runaen. Oas auspdrtige 9lmt ioG
erfldrt baben, es banble iih nur buz
rum, Der 6ineEF9en 8egierung einen
Ninf gu geben. baB bic Widhte ni6t
nit f9 TpaBsn lufen perben. Die
nGmltde Qrli6t pirb Dpn 8ismli4 Der
auu5sn beutI4en Prsife gedWBsrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-20
Die 3rifis in Ssr6ien.

8elgrao, 19. 5s6ruar. - 0a5
8olf 6eparf ben tOnigti4sn 9uIait am
Sonntag nit Ste;nen, neil Der 80n;g
bic 2ei4e Ieinss 8utsr5 uuf fremOer
@rbe b2itatters lieB unD ni6t sinmul
gum 8sgrdbniB ging. 9luF benz Wege
our 9ir4e puroe 80nig 2lleranDer
ousgepfiFfen. 90 unbslis6t @rz&0n;g
M}ilun audi mar, rpiI bas fer6iids
8oGf bod ui4t bor oler Me1t uls pie
tdtIos berI4riesn tperben. 3uosm fat
8aifer Sror3 Soiepb bic 9oIten bes
8eqrd6niiies aGIsin 6e3o6tt. 0as fer
bif6e &abinet but bersits oemiTIionirt,
unb ous 2unb ite6t Dor elmer 4riIis.
Wten, 19. 6ebruar. = Die bon
gtpifen gelben 8ldttern in osn Der.
Staaten ge6ru4te gu4ridt, buB bic
erpartele @rtbinbang Der &Dnigin
bon Ser6ien 6ereit5 singefreten lei,
miro 6ier in 46rebe QsIteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-20
0ur Srtebe NIT @6ren.

8apfabt, 19. 5e6ruar. = 9r.
S6eron, grdFOent bss @Fr;fanosrs
gunbes, bat entFdiebsu, baB es ibm
unmDgli9 lit, nit Biet De WePs
6ritbens5Gonlite gu coDperiren. @r
bat iebp6 DIN 6rttifden 8e90roen iet@
ne 0ienite CUR SeriteGuug Oss 5rt'=
tens unter fir Belize 9urte:en ehrenz
poIen 8ebingungen ungsboten.