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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
BLutperaitBtn in Rentn6a.

Gamer, Rp., Is. Nob. - 9as
6ieTige @tGbt9en mar geftern Der
@9aupIaB zines 8umpfes 5nii4en
Der Sfris6eez urb Der Wfuns : Jattion.
Im porgeItrigen Sonntu9 tpurOe Elm
tleines Rino Bob 5risbee's im@onnt9
~begrdben, uno es fam babel gu einem
Streit, tpeI4er g~eitern, als ft4 bic
feinbli9en Somilien bier trafen, err
r,euert tpurbe unb Bis in bic Na4t
6inein bauerte. 5runt 2ptins 1T
t6btli9 unb ReleD Mun5 lebensgez
fG6rli4 bertpunbet. 8etOe Parteien
BADEN ieBt ale ibre Qnbdnger 8ufdm@
mengetrpmmeIt un0 cine @rneuerun9
beg 9lutbergieBens iptrb befiir4tet.
9roBe 4ufregung Aerri4t unter Der
bieIigen 8ebDlterung, bu Dus Stdotz
4en O6ne 9oGi5ei lit. @iner Ober 5pet
ni8t ~bsfbeiligte Pafanten erbielten
nGbrenb Oes 9eitrigen Srefens
Streiff6iiiTe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
6eirathss9iremsen.

ssolaenbe 6etrdtbs : 2iesn5en tpurs
ben aeiterlr bonn Ittudr bes Common
gI.aszG eri9ts ausgeitelt:
Dab. q. @tebenfOn, "a, unb 9race
s. summers, "a, gr. 1725, Bolton
@traBe.
Soispb ~. O'gaeaG, %, unb Marb
q. O'Oap, 10. GppIitdnt S. Oh. Mcs
Mobou, Rr. 1O5, Of%Sius9trdBe.
ssames 6. Barrier, 80, Norfolt, 3D.,
nnb @fma g. M6errett, 20. Ippltz
FAINT 2ouis Serbian, Rr. $50, Norbs
gdrrouton : Mnenue.
fsranf s. popsrs, 80, Ger. 2306,
Sfz8altimorezS trabe, unb 4nnte s.
@rogan, Is.
g6arles &urstpet, 35, unb Marb
8utner, %. Npplifdnt Sobn @amz
6erf6er, Nr. 46, OF<Weitzgtr.
Grneft Zines 3obbins, iun., Is.
Rolunbzpurt, unb gbtth Biaiams,
26.
Senrb @German, %, Hr. lao,
@eftSO tenbzStr., unb ROie Murph1,
18.
Ro6ert 6. Greager, 81, S9urmont,
M2b., unb @eDrgie 6. 8ogt, 25.
Senrb &iItIer, 48, Nr. 1922, @dz
fternzGbenue, unb Murp 8aliger, 43.
SSrebertd 8. Wdrnsmdnn, 27, uno
Carrie g.. 8luntSfprb, 20. 4pplitant
6reberid S4erf Hr. 515, Oft 20.
Strabe.
Senrp 5. @6Guns, %, unb Son 9.
@oafes, q. QppIifunt 9u9b ..
grosbb, gr. 317, 8eIair>& penue.
CHARLES 9. Suengit, %, unO NOra
u. Oopnin, 81. 4pplitant 5. N.
Blantner, Scr. SOB, 8sntalouJStr.
Srunt s. @6islbs, Is, Rr. 1913,
Mc9enrDE@traBe unb @Ga S. @etPP,
19.
gaItOr @lmer s. 9ub, %. Gbepz
berbstDtpn, W.z8d., unb @aa 8trts
leb, %, Mountbine, ga. Gpplitart
paftor SOel s. ROfiiter, Tr. 1872. r.
galpertftraBe.
Qnton So6, 81, unb Nnnu Gbi6d,
IS. Gpprifant s. 2eman, Nr. 713,
9uncdnzS trabe.
Or. @ep. g. Mia6onanb, 81, unb
GIa 6. @orbon, So. 4pplitdnt Or.
6. 9. Miu6ollanb, gar. 115, Weitz
6runtlinzS traBe.
2eonurb g. 8ufer, 80, Gutonsbiae,
Mb., unb 5lOrence 6. Glurf, 26.
George 6artung, q, Nr. 81, g.
Gufee@ traBe, unb Sba Belle Stu
art, 10.
SOiep6 2DttO, 27, Ger. 1923, 9unOz
perz@traBe, unb Minnie M. GaspeG,
81.
Ro6t. MurrdD 2pon, "a, unb Map
s. 8uu, %. QppIitant 8iaium 6.
@mud, Nr. III, 0OrOzM onrOezS Ctr.
8m. s. gafbman, 80, unb Sennie
6. Mpore, 26, 91r. 412, @oriu9'
4penue.
S6omds 9. Grapcroft, pbtlaoslz
4p6iu, unb Marp Gbep pascault, 80.
Qpplifant Duncan 8ea5ep, Rr. 2907,
Ct. gdul<Str.
Gbpin Gns, 26, gr. 1882, gbuIez
@traBe, uno Momie 6. Mc9inn, Is.
Sames 8. pearee, %, uno Gina
q. SasteG, 26. 4pplitant 9. $.
@mit6, CIR. 17O4, 9Olins<@tr
Walter u. pebt9o, %, unb Rebez
fab &. &obe, %, 8eiOs bon WaIbtngz
ton, 8. s.
WaGington Sarbp, 26, RorfOlt,
30. unh Carrie Summation, q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
Ser guftunrr %~notidIGgrr.
9errb Der @rdnb Surp ii6erpieTen.-
Die Gei9i9te tpmmt linn fpuBig
bpr.

9errp Der @rdnb SurD ii6erpieTen.-
Die 9ei4i4te tpmmt linn ipuBig
npr.
8ofpn, MaF., 10. Rob. - Sn
benz Sale bes Mtulatten 8. 8. ..
gerrp, ben man fir Sad ben Sobtz
i9lGger" bGlt unb Der ungei4ulotgt
1T, am 8. Sttpber ben MoroanFdu
auf Ignes Mtgbee in Convertible gez
ma9t 81 BADEN, Der ben Sob Der Sc
rdnnten CUR Splge bate, bGben Dor
benz @ert9te in @eit : SOmerDtlle
8er6anbIurgen ftattgefunben, tpeI4e
bamit f8Iofen, buB 9errb obne &nz
nd6me BON 8iirgi8aft Der 9ranb
Surn iiberantportet purbe. SIN Sc
ri9tsfaate benubm fi4 perrp ie4r ges
fuBt. @r lu9te, na9bem ibm bic
5anbefeln abgenpmmen tpdren, iiber
sinige @9er5e bes Ppli3et : @upttdns
Berrb. OILS benz 9eFangenen er0ffnet
purbe, er iei un8etlagt, &gnes Mcs
gbee ermorOet gu bu6en, ertldrte er
fi4 fir ni4tf4ulbtg. Gs purben
bann Elm 9uBenb 3eugen Oernommen,
bdrunter Charles s. 8irtpea, Der
9eneralIefretGr Der &inberf9uB=9ez
feqT9uft, Der a%usfagte, 9errH babe
fbm am s. Sob. mitgetbetlt, er babe
bic ubr bes SrIs. M}cpbee an ben
p~funbGeiber Nemier pertauft; er babe
bieiel6e BON einem Gentleman" ers
bulten urto einen Dollar fir Die ubr
betommen; baoOn babe er rs Gents
benz Gentleman" gegeben unb %
Gents fir ii4 be6ulten. Die 3uIdi1tg=
felt Der Qusfagen 8irtDeqS ipuroe
angefo4ten, iebo4 pergebens, un0
0urauf tpurbe nit Perrp in Der dngez
gebenen 8eiie perfabren. Die fpettes
rem 9er6anblungen limb Bis gum l6.
Se6rudr perfhpben por6en.
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grua1hie in einem &ufdanie.


MabtfOn, Nisc., Is. NoO. -
Jo6n Davenport, Der @i9ent6imer
zines ROfbaufes, feuerte in SoIge Ell
mes @ortpe6ieIs mebrere @4Ife ouf
ieinen Miet6sr, ben Stubenten Gbas.
OImguiit an Der Disconiinzl1niDeriiz
tat, ab unb iugte it6 bunn iel6it cine
&ugel in ben &opf bic feinen uugens
blidli9en Sob berbeifIEte. 9aDenz
port bef6urOigte ben StuOenten. Der
in g6urlesz@itD. Soma, gu 9uuie 1T,
ibm in @emeini6aft nit ieiner eiges
nen 5rau bas &oitgeGO pOr5uentRals
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
ChrrR Garpnrr rrnrt.
BON ben 96ilipptnen auriifgete6rt.-
Ri4ter SAT- bon ben @ingebore4
ren gedGtet unb Dere6rt.


GAicagp, Is. 1pb. - S6erH
@orneltus 9drbner BON benz ID BUM
oes : Snfunterie : Regiment, Der nu6
oreiidbrigem 9ienfte in ben g6iIippiz
nen auridgetebrt lit, mar geIterr
Nbeno @brengait Bel einem ben Der
aleltgen pSDuanb : @ocietb" peranz
italteten 8ontett. Sn ben IeBten afpet
Sabren 1etnes 9tenit ties in ben 86ilipz
ptnen mar Sberit @urbner Gouperz
neur Der Probtn5 Sabubus QuF Der
Smell Gu3on, bic er bur8 einer erfoIoa
ret4en 6elo3ug pacificirt bate. @G6s
reno Der unterfu9ung Der 6erii6tids
ten n@afertur" mar @urbner elmer
Der tpenigen Offi8tere, psl6e bic DON
ben Solbaten uno Sffi3ieren beriibs
ten 8ruuiumtetten gegen bic @inoebua
renen offen berurt6eilt 6a6en.
Sn elmer Rebe pDr ben 8antetts
Mitgliebern fam Gardner auF iene
@afertur : 5Gle ni9t gu fpre6en,
fonbern Iobte nur bic S6Gtigteit Der
@iOiloertpaItung auf ben gbilippiner.
ST fagte: Die BON Der 8unbe8regiez
rung nu4 ben 96iItppinen gefanote
Gommiiiton bat fs6r bieG 8ute8 ges
i4affen unb erfreut fi9 Der a6tung
Der gefdmmten 8eb0Iterung. Chill
8Ouberneur &t9ter Salt bat bas
8ertruuen unb Die 3uneigunq Der
@%ingebOrenen geiponnen unb nir6 BON
i4nen aGs ibr better TreunO ungeieben.
Die Silipinos Iinb CUTE uno reqiez
rungstreue 2eute unb lernen bic
Mdnner gu bere6ren, bic Ie in
freunbI4aftli9er 8eTinnunq bebans
beIn. Sn Der 9robin3 3abuDos uuein
beTu4ten, als i9 BON bort d6reile,
iber 500 &tnber Der @ingeborenen
umerttdnif6e @6uIen uno Iernten
fleiBig bic englif9e Spra9e."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
RatbieIbaf9er @nrhansrif auf Gnls
naten,

Gan SruneiscO, Is. Nob. =
Corporal Gbmpnb gerrin unb Solbat
0apib Milon fpurben in Der leBten
Na9t nabe benz prefibio BON unbez
fdnnten perIonen IberfaIlen uno
f9redIi4 miBbonbelt. perrin iturb
beute, urb man best tuenig 9Offnung
auF bic Gettuns Milan's. Bon ben
SbGter1 bat man feline SpurA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
Rur3e &QbeIbebef6en.

It T IT dpelDepe QeH.
8enerallieutenant Sir Sobn Stoz
tes, Senior : 8ice : 9rGiiOent Der
@ue5fanaI : 9eieui4aft, lit 3u@pea
in Surrep, GnglanO, geitOrben.
0as M}aga3in Der Nn4or : DAM
pferlinie gu Glasgow, SdottIunb,
Cling geitern in 5lammen auf. Sin
Weann fam babel um's 2e6en unO
me6pere anoere purben perIeBt. Der
petuniGre 8erluit lit bebeutenD.
= Der @ouberneur Der britif4z
tpeftinbif9en SnieG ct. 8incent be-
f6ret6t bic Gage Der OOrtigen 8epo6z
ner felt Der fiir3li9en @ultdnfatuitroz
pie aIs cine 6O9it elenbe. Die 2eute
f9pe6en, ME er fugt, in tiinbIider
@efabr zines neuen Nusbru6e8 bes
8ulfans SouFrtere, unO er gldubt,
buB es am Ratbfumften fein Diiroe,
@~eorgetopn gdn3li9 gu rdumen.
= Gr5bii6of Subj, Der apOitOliz
I6e 9elegat fir bic P5ilippinen, 1T
gsitern in Munilu ungeldngt.
- SIN nDrbli4en Siam 1T cine
Snfurrettion unIdBGi4 Der uugemeiz
men l1n5ufriebenbeit ii6er bic grOBe
@teuerlaft ausgebro4en. Mebrere
Sreffen huben bereits 3pif4en Regiez
rungstruppen unb Sniurgenten itattz
oefunben.
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Gnbete i'm tIeEtriiHen Gtuble.

Muburn, R.aY., Is. NoD. =
SObn 9rud, tpeG9er am IA. MGr5
1899 eirer &aubmorb on 5rant 80.
Wliner gu @irsil, CORTLAND : gounz
tp, beriibte, tpurbe beute i'm bieitgen
@taats5u4tbauie bur4 glettri5itdt
6inseri9tet. Gr eing gefdBt in ben
sos, urb innsrbaGb flint Minuten
na9 Der 8erfdmmlung Der 3ensen in
bem5inri9turss5tmmer mar bas leBz
te 2ebens5eifen beretts aus benz aOrz
Der entflphen.
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ssrou @ulinrnr flaQt auF gdeiSuns.

5dlIS, 90, IL. ytop.
- 5rau 8. 9. MoIineur beitGtigte
beute bic geftrige Nu4ri4t, baB fie
btsrber getommen iei, UNI cine @4eiz
b~ungsflage gegen t6reH8atten an6dns
gig gu MAIDEN. Ste ertIdrt, iie babe
mod feline pGGne fir bic 3utunft entz
norfen, auBer, buB fe bic nd4iten 6
Mpndte bier blei6en fperbe.
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Gerihtsbr:banbIunge1


GriminuIgert4t = (8or
Ri9ter Rit6ie.) @inbru9 - Dm.
See, fIttrt, 9iebfta6l - Sobn Sur
ner, 6 Monatc, &i4urb 0uDIep, 9aul
Re6efe, ie elm Subr 9eFdngniB; Gb.
Oapis, purplirt; SEQ. 6. Smith, Is
Monate Observation-Disclosures. angrtff
= Wm. See, 3 Monate 9efdngniB;
Senrp Spbnfon, ni9t iaulbig. Sir
beute: Sobti4Gug - RObert I. See
ring.
QbtbeiGungN r. 2. (@Or
Ri6ter 0obler.) 9ei4le4tli6er umz
gang - 9arrp .. Gong, ni4t f4ulz
big. unterfd1agung - SObn Spar
ter, 6 Monate @efdnsniB. 9iebftabl
= Sofepb Sibpotrid, fiftirt. angriff
= CLARA M. Dreamer, $40 9elbbuz
re. Oiebfabl - Gbtparb Guild, nrz
tbeiG perf9Oben. Sir beute: 9iebz
fta6t - 2i35ie RObertiOn, Carrie
Cooper, G1pbonfus Gbafe. Gngrif-
Gamuel @tepart. 11ebertretung Der
@piritupTengefeBe - 5Gorence 9aa.
SrtebensftDrung - Soiepb Stodle1,
:So6n 6. @ampfOn, 9eOrge 9opns,
Ro6eG @aunbers, Sobn 8. @utpper,
Robert RibgeGp unb Sumes @cott.
@tubtgeri9t. = (Ibt6. gr.
2.) = Wor Ri9ter 96elps.) %. 8.
gorter &c @Dbne segen MOrtimer
Cummings, Ru9labpertpulter, umsez
ftroBen unb non PROS. 5ruu 6. 6.
@6ntde gegen SObn u. &rdB, Gppels
1ation abgepiefen nit Soften. Sulius
aeBler C So. segen Qlfreb 2iebmdn,
beriporfen unb fir &lGger uuf $45.<
"a. 5rau Gugenia &rug gegen 8.
Garbort @bimer, b%ertporfen nno fir
&ldqerin uuf 1928. Sofepb Shared
aeeen Warbein bes @tubtgefdngnifes,
4ntrdg a6gepieIen. Sir beute: Manz
IN C @fb gesen 5urlod; guben gegen
Baltimore Steam pddet &c." unb
bic Tummern 254, 304, 306, 80,
312 unb 313.
Ri9ter at Sarge (gor
Hi6ter 9ennis.) 9abib Sones gesen
Stautsarbeitsbaus, fir peiteres Ser
Dor bertast. Sir beute: bic Rumz
mern SO, 40, AZ, 43, fppie Dorlduz
flyer @ufruf BON Der Regiftranbe.
Commonly Ieus : Sert9t t.
: SOfepb DISCO gegsn u@er. @truz
Benbabnz9 e1euf9aft," 9erbitt fir ben
&ldger a1f $3.50. 9enrp Oppen6eiz
mer gegen S. 9ortpiB & Co., 8erbttt
fir aldser auf $685.. 2Ouiie S.8ilz
ion gegen geni. $. .. 8un. GinDanb,
ni9t beenbet. Sir beute: Der f4pez
benbe Sau unb bic Rummern 1872,
1877, 1O3, 1875 unb 142
@tubtz 9eri9t. = Wor
Ri6ter @bdrp.) Die nSObn s. @iebz
ner @D6ne 8rau=@o." gege1 Wft4del
81. Rene6an, @erbitt fir &ldgerin ouf
$252.5O. SruntIin Meufbatp gegen
8. Munus C g., ni9t beenbet. Sir
beute: Der f9tpebenbe San unb bic
9ummern 1873, 1852, Grespea ssgen
MiGer, Gogers gesen pleafant unb
Hr. 40.
&reisqeri3t q 7. 2. - (8or
Ri9ter @ides.) @runb 2Obse8rotR>
erboOb Railroab Srainmen gesenan@
ME g. &ofFenberger, unter 8erz
banblung. Sir beute: 5p. SOittng
oeaen Manor unb Stabtrdfh.
5uperiors t. @or
Hi9ter 8rig6t.) Cumberland Duz
gan Ii. go. gegen sSames 6. 9ittings,
siitli6 pereinbart. 5reberid DALI
man unb @attin eegen bic Godms'
grpreb Co., &lage uuf $500 fir 8erz
lut BON @9mudfa4en, ni4t beenbet.
sir 6eute: Der fapebenbe San nnb
bic Rummern 176, A, 1877, 125 unb
1913.
Wuifenaeri9t. = 8or ben
Hidtern 8lpd unb S8rien.) Doll
maht aIs 9etomsnts : 8olftreder
tpurbe ert6eilt in ben 5Gllen DoTDtdrb
6. DuntsaR an NaaRus Snuisaa u.
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.0er. Sanaer ban 8aItlmnre. "


6auptquartier: v8ermania : Mdn4
ner6or : 9oue," 5eftzprdfibent 8.
8. 8iemun, Nr. 106, @ommerceitr.;
Set : 0irigent: .. Melumet, prGiis
Bent 2ouis s. @ugner, y}r. 801, 3d.
grpBtraBe; cOrrefp. unb prot. Setres
tdr 9enrD 9ieieting, Ir. 228, DerIdnz
gerte Ga tern : NDenue; Stnan3fetrez
tar George 5immelbeber, Nr. 315,
orbz@OenitraBe; S4aBmeiiter Gonz
rab 6. Rubbe, CIR. 2514, 0ftz8aItiz
moreitraBe; SetretGr bes Muiitz@Oz
mites: 2ouis 9o9, Nr. 1882, Srz
IeansitraBe. 9eIegaten : 8eriammz
lung ieOen 3peiten Sreitag i'm MOnut,
yNrton."
6auptquurtier: rWle8anics' 9aGe,"
CIR. 81, Weits 5aDettetraBe; Singz
ftunbe: Mittpo4s; 9irigent S. s.
6rant.
n6urmpnie."
6auptquartier: Nr. Ala, @etz
5aDettezS traBe. Singitunoe: 9ienz
flags; 0irigent Sobn u. &Isin.
o9ermanta : MGnner4or."
5uuptquartier: v9ermaniu : MGns
ner6or : 9ale," Ir. 41O unO 412.
DeIt : 2ombarb itraBe; Singitun0e:
9Onnertags; 9irigent Sd. 80fner.
~5rObfinn."
5uuptquartier: y6robiinn 9u1e,"
CIR. 1000, 5reberids4 oenue; Singz
ftunbe: MittpO4s; 9irigent SO4n u.
&lein.
nQrbeiter MGnner6or."
6uuptquartier: Qnbrea5' 9alIe,
Nr. 314, 5unoperftfuBe. Singitunbe:
MittpO4s; 0irigent .. Nelumet.
,Qocuit : Point : Winner<
9or."
6auptqudrtier: 9enrD 8ing's
6aQe, G6e Nnorez uno 8eaIonftraBe;
@ingitunbe: Sonntugs; 9irigent g.
pOeblmann.
nNrbetter 2iebertafeL."
Suuptquartier: N~eiOburbt's 9aIe,
Ir. 1923, 8sit>PrattitraBe. Sing
tunbe: Mittpods; 9irigent SObn u.
&lein.
nS6dIia MGnner9or."
6quptquurtier: 8Otgt's 9aqe, 9r.
1922, 6arOforbzQ Denue. Singitunbe:
9isntags; 9irigent 8. &riippel.
yMp3art Mdnner9or."
6auptquartier: n9onpr=SuGe," Gde
BON 9uncun>gIace unb Mc@lberrbs
StraBe. S~ingitunbe: Montuas; 81
rtgent 8. S4Ipegel.
rGi4entran8."
6auptqudrtter: 3orn's 6aue, Gde
3. unO Coughs truBe, 9ig6lanotopn,
@ingitnnOe MittpOds; 0irigent 5.
&arplus.
.MeIobte."
9auptquartier: s. Ries' 6aIe, gde
2optraBe uno 8elairzM artt. Sing
ftunbe: 9Onnerfags; 9irigent j.
Rarolus.
~ ell mania QuGrtett$
Club"
9auptquartier: Meienberg's 9ale,
Nr. 116, Norb=9acaftraBe. Sing
ftunbe: 9ienitags; 0irigent s. &as
roIus.
.MeBger 9eangDsrsin:"
Sauptquartier: Sorban'S 9aA&
Rr. "a, GentrezM rtetz Space. 9lng>
4unbe: 0ienitags; 9irigent S. =.
5rant.
.GbeIpeiB."
5uuptquartier: 4Oer's 9ale, gds
Suitz unb @dits 4Denue. @in9itunoe:
9isRitassi 9iriaeHt u. S9HeIOsFs
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sFranf S'Gonnor, II Sabre al

= Jrant O'Gonnor, II Sabre at,
fturb Montag an @erIeBungen, tpeI4e
er bur4 bic 5euertpert : GrpIOfion i'm
MdbiIpn : square in Nep>gort am
@benb bes 8a6Ituses erlitt. &r lit
bas f%inf3ebnte Opfer. Sus. JentOn,
Elm Neger, tpeI9er bur9 bic ndmli6e
@rploTion berIeBt fpurbe, bat ipentg
Wusfiht duF @enefund.
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Oes 8nnbesbien1tes m il :

Oes8nnbesbienftes mil
be.-8on Der norbpeftli4en poltastz.
ftation purben geftern stpei iurge
Qeute ben 8eamten Der 8unbesdrmee
ii6ertpieIen, bic beg 0ienites in Der
Marine Uncle Sans iiberbriffig 81
iein f9ienen, benin 8sibe beiertirten
ongebli9 BON benz Sdiffe nMinneaz
polls" bas our 3eit gu 2easue
Sslanb, pbifabelphiu, liegt. gs finb
S6os. Welih % Sabre alt, elm Ma=
troie, in Ger. 923, Wet : 2afabette=
Mpenue, unb 9erbert e. @nbber, %
Sabre oft, Elm Warineiolbat, in Rr.
1914, Norb<g arepJ@trabe. pObnbuft.
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EhiHSnnhrihtrn.

Sem : gort, 10. Sob. - Gnges
fommen: Der 9ampfer r@uberIunO"
BON Qntperpen unO DPalatia" BON
9enuQ.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-17
SUES coFFEYVILLE FoR $4,000
Man Claims His Wife Died Because
of CitY's Quarantine.

Independence, Kan, Jan. 16.-Levi y.
Bowman VS.. The City of Coffeyville is the
title of a suit for $4,000 damages filed in
district court. Mr.. Bowman asks this
amount on account of the death of his
wife last April for which he holds the
city responsible. He alleges that about
one year ago his wife was seriously i'll
and was being treated by DR.. Stansbury
She was improving, the danger period had
heen passed and her recovery was as
sured, when she was taken i'll with the
then prevailing mild form of smallpox
The smallpox was not serious, but the
resulting quarantine was. His house was
closely Guaranteed for IS days. from
March 18th and no one allowed to go TO
or from it, but the city physician. Dr.
Tallman.
The condition Of Mrs. Bowman was full
" explained to DR.. Tallman, but it is al
legged that she received no treatment
whatever during the quarantine and that
her nourishment and care were insult
fcient. and in consequence she grew
worse. As soon as the quarantine was
raised Dr. Stansbury again took charge
Of the case, but it was too late and she
died in the latter part Of April from the
trouble for which Or. Stansbury had been
treating her before the quarantine was
established.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-17

position that a wrong settlement now
would impose grave difficulties and en-
barrassIaents upon the nation for many
years to come
Replying TO the premier, Lord Roseber-
~ said he favored a passive policy Of
peace which would receive overtures when
made AID that in this connection he wish
ed to know the truth OF the rumors con-
corning the visit 10 London OF Dr. kuy-
per. the premier OF Holland Had DR..
Kuyper brought any overtures. he asked
Not so far as know" answered Lord
Salisbury.
Have any overtures been received from
the Boer leaders n EuropeT asked Lord
Rossbury.
To this question Lord Salisbury an
swered: No
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-17
IN HOUSE OF LORDS

The house Of lords was well filed when
business was resumed. The Prince OF
Wales occupied the scat formerly used by
his father
Many peereses were II the gallery
TIE lord chancellor Earl Halbury. for
mally read the kings speech
The Earl OF Harrow Conservative in
mcving the address IN reply 70 the s3eech
from the throne. referred 10 the u0u-in-
reference Of foreign powers in the south
African war as being evidence Of their
friendly relations.
The Early 81 LyJttOn. who seconded
the motion. congratulated the govern
ment GA their more than friendly rela-
uouz with the United states and the
So1ht american republics He added that
though affairs in Ireland were consilsrel
critical thcy nlght safely Re LETT IN the
hands ~ the government
Fsn Spencer fIlbe-aD critioisinz he
address. said that while be recognized
thc imposslhlttv Of granting the Boer
demands Tor i1dpenoence. ne deprecated
lns.stence on unconditional sur-en3er-
JIis iorLship urged TIE government %
promise the Beers autonomy similar 20
that possessed - tn- governments II
Australia arI Canada.
The premier. LORD Salisbury. Nhcse
entrance fu-o the house aas greeted wien
hearty applause. SD he vas giaa %
hear Earl Spencer vent IA utteTarcs for
vsissch r.. TIE premier. had been fire.
quentiy ard unspari-siF condemned. Z.
was q1ite lrle fhat fhsre vas 40 pos
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-17
WIDOW WANTS $4,000
Parsons, Kan, Woman Brings Breach
of Promise Suit.


Parsons, Kan, Jan. IA sensational
breach of promise suit has been filed in
the district court of this county by Mrs.
/. Maude Smith against James J. Cana
van. Both parties in this suit are well
known in Parsons. Mrs. Smith is an at
tractive widow with two grown children
and has lived here for the past fifteen
years, and for number Of years has
been employed as stenographer in the
wholesale coal Office of William Busby
James J. Caravan, the defendant in the
suit, is a young man of good appearances
and has never been married. He was for
several years time keeper in the Office in
Parsons Of Superintendent L. w. WEIGH,
of the NJ. K. & T. railroad, and about five
years ago resigned his position and went
TO Junction City for a short time On his
return from Junction City he took a po-
sition as bookkeeper in the Office of VIII
liam Busby and was afterwards transfer
red TO Bayor Busbys Indian Territory
Office. For the past two OF three years ne
has been employed at several points in
the Indian Territory.
Mrs. Smith alleges in her petition that
Caravan is worth $4,000, and that his in
come is $4,000 a year. She says she has
been largely responsible for his success in
business. Last May she gave up a posi-
ton which paid her 500 month to make
preparations for her marriage with Mr.
Canavan. He failed to toe the scratch and
she has been out Of employment ever since.
She thinks he owes her about $4,000 for
mutlated affection. loss of time and bus
mess advice, and viii ask jury to stick
him for that amount
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-17
ALL COMING TO KANSAS
German Russians in South America
Going TO Move Here.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 16.-Oscar Bischon
says the indications are that Kansas will
receive a good many emigrants from
South America the coming season not that
he looks for any great rush, but he ex-
poets enough to come TO make the mat
ter of some Importance. The emigrants
will be German Russians, for the most
part from the Argentine Republic. and
some from Brazil. Some years ago many
left the old country for South America,
but they are becoming dissatisfied with
conditions there. The failure of crops in
Argentine, with trouble
Argentine. with trouble between that
country and Chilli is largely responsible
for this feeling. The men who come will
all be farmers; and they viii not be of the
pauper class by any means. Some of them
have relatives or friends in Kansas now.
All of them have heard of Kansas and
seem to think that on giving up their
homes in South Africa the proper move
will be to come to Kansas. Mr.. Bischoff
knows of thirteen families in the Argen-
tine republic that are now making prep
arations to come to Kansas. The usual
thing is, when q movement Of this kind
starts, that many follow the leaders, and
he is inclined to think that before the
year is out considerable number of those
who are dissatisfied with conditions in
South America will conclude to try their
luck in Kansas, where they have relatives
and friends who are doing well. Some
Of those who write for particulars in re-
gard TO chances in this state want to
know what the government will do to
help them. 1t seems that in the Argen-
tine Republic the government gives i-pmi-
grants certain assistance, in the way Of
securing teams. and in other ways fitting
them for agricultural life; but even with
this aid it seems that the country is not
very highly regarded by the home seek
ers.
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