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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-26

Sd9res : BtCfltc Der rURB9er%uHIOH
Nr. 90" i'm n0arlep : Bdrt." -
nMebger : 9eiangDereins" frOAz
1i9e 2ieber.
Dap bic MeBger 8altimpre's itdrf
prganifirt finb unO Die prtn3ipien Der
organiiirten 4rbetteri4aft eingefe6en
baben, betpies bas Sabres : picnic,
pel9es bic rMeBger l1nion gtr. 80"
geItern i'm r9arlep : 8art" arranz
girte. Der gerdumige Part mar i4On
fri6 am Na9mtttug fart bon 8efuz
9ern dngefiiGt unb am 46enO, uls
fi9 itarte 9elegationen BON anOeren
Mr6eiter : Organiiationen e~infunben,
6errf9te bas regite 2eben unb Sreiz
ben.
@9on gegen 3 nbr Na6mittags
begann bas f90ne Set unb 5par
amiifirte man fi4 nu4 9er5ensluit
mad ben 8ldngen bes Or4eiters bes
9rpf. 8. Na8marn, Der gum erften
M2ale ieit % Sa6ren ben SattItDd
pteber in Die 6anb nubm, I'm elm Or
elter gu leiten, i'm San3e; Die &egelz
ba6n mar in DoQem 9ange unb audi
Der S4ieBitunb fanO grOBen gu
fpru9.
Die yM}eBger : Union Nr.2O4" BON
Baltimore erf6ien in GorpOre in Ell
mem Spe5talpaggon Der 9arforoz
@benuez2inie unb marf9irte unter
8orantritt t6res Murf9aqs, 9rn. 6.
S9mibt, in ben 9ort. Ser nWteBz
ger : 9efungberein" mar glei6faus
bpa3Gblig eri9ienen unb fang unter
2eitung bes prof. s. 6. 5runt cine
Nn5a6l feiner id0niten QieOer, bar
unter: Ser 4eiter unb fem 2ieb,"
r9eimatbsrofen" unb r9pmne an ben
@eIang." 9ieier 8erein trug ni4t
tpenig CUR 8erberrli6ung bes Seites
BEL. 4uBerbem tpuren fuIt ale 6ieiiz
gen @rbeiter : Srganiiutionen bertrez
ten, fonie Der Centennial WteBgerz
@erein," Der nMebger : @erein g3r.
1" unb Der nOit>guItimOrer MeBgerz
8erein."
Nm Teft : Gomite paren tbGtig:
Gafpar preoiger, @Oriiber, 8iGium
@4iffmunn, Qfiiitent, 8, 8. Gi4elz
berger, SefretGr, Sobunn NiBel,
S9aBmeiiter, GOnruO RtpPel, 8.
@olbImitb, 8. 8ilfe, s. 8ofiigtett,
sSobn Sung, 6. 8lein, 6. 2orant, 90,
SOrn, 90. @otel, 81. &0bler, 8. SbOz
me, 81. 9eroIb, s. Slider, @eO. Sill
john, s. Boiler, 6. MublfteOt, @eO.
S9mibt, Charles S9altb, 8. 8ruiez
mid, 6. @4mibt ur0 Martin Gang
hirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-26
GTrft Infrh 0iresR nniu[.

G6icugo, "a. SUM-, = Shirt
Gtdplas 80. @ngaIiti6eff Der felt 10
Subren in 6teiigen 8eI4Gftsz uno Sc
ieqf9aftstreiien cine befannte Ser
iDnIi6teit lit, erbielt 6eute BON Dem
ruffti9en 8oti6after 8raf @aiiini in
Mai6ington 0a6ri6t BON ietner Grz
nennung gum taiierli4 ruiIii4en
@icez&onfuI fir GbicagO. Der neue
&onTutarS8eam tpurOe i'm Sabre
1869 ge6oren II. iein @ef4le9t rii6mt
fi9 Der btretten 4bitammung bon ben
SartarenJ6irten, Die i'm 16. Subrz
bunbert BON Span, benz S9refli8en,
u~nterporfen fpur0en. Shirt Ni9olas
purOe in 5rantrei6 unb @ngIanO err
3ogen, ~Ieiitete fetnen MtlitGrbienit in
ben blauen 8arbe=6uIaren Der ruff
f6en Qrmee unb fam fpdter na6 ben
Ser. Staaten, UNI ii6 gei6Gftli4en
unterne6mungen 3u ptomen. SIN
Sabre 1898 6eirat6ete er bier Die Sod
ter 0es N}tQionGrs 6. %. partridge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-26
Grbaltet ihr 11rtheiI.

Rsubi'ng g, pd., "a. SUM-. - q.
9. 8ert9eimer BON gfep : gort unb
Splban SrieOlanber bor Reparf, g.
s., ipel4e angetldgt tpuretl, Die beige
Wertbeimer'f4e 9emben : 6abrtt in
8ranb geftedt 81 baben, I'm ii9 in
ben 8efiB Neutrality-suspicious. BON
$4,000 81 feBen, erbielten geitern i6r
urt5eil gefprofen, unb 5par er6ielt
8ert9eimer Is Mpnate GefdngniB II.
.sFrieblnnher Is Mon1te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-26
Die shifsbauzS nnnEfrie.

GIebeIanb, 8, "a. SUM-. =
Die 6ieiige nQmsrican Sbip6uiIOtng
Co." bat 8~eIteIungen uuf ie4S6ra4tz
bumpfer er6alten, beren 8autoiten ii4
insgeiammt auf $1,5OO,OOO belaufen
tperOen. Stint Don Oieien 9ampfern
Iino BON Der Limited States 3ranSz
p~ortation 60" befteQt unO perOen Ell
ne @r0Be DON 5000 Bis 5000 Conner
hnhpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-26

Waf6tngton, .. g., "a. sunni,
- Giner Na6ri4t an ba5 Staat8z
9epartement 3ufolge bat 8unbe5fonz
Jul 9. 8, 0arner, jun,, in 2eip3ig ale
Ser. Staatenz8oniuln i'm beutiden
8ei6e, iOpie angeie6ene umeritaniIde
8iirger unb bo6fte6enoe beutI6e 8ez
amten gu einem 6eitbantett am 4. SuIi
eingelaOen. 8ei bieIer 5eier bes n@lorz
reiden @ierten" in 9euti6aln0 nir0
Qn0rep .. 06ite, Der ameritdnif6e
8oti4ufter in Berlin, ais Gbrengait
Die 5eitreOe 6alten. Die 5eier piro
nit einem groBartigen PprOte6nii6en
@4auipieI i6IieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-26
Nus Nr6eitcrfrciien.
@G6len neue 8edmte.

Die r8ierausfa6rer : Union Nr.
173" BON Baltimore 6telt geitern
G6enb i'm .2a6or12pceum" cine Spez
5ialz8er Iammlung uno 8eamtenpa6l
al. 8eI9Gofen tpurOe, ben jeBt Be-
ite6enben Contract nit ben Nrbeitgez
bern benielben Demnd6it nit geringz
fiigigen Q~en0erungen 81 u%nterbreiten.
Die Johann porgenommene 8eamtenz
po6l bate folgenbes 3eiultat: 9rGz
ftoent @6as. Wation, 8icezYrdiioent
$. .. Mutosfp, 6inun5 : @etretdr
Sobn 81. 8anb, @4uBmeiter Sulius
6offmunn, @a9e Mar S4ref, Sru>
flee SSo6n 8obnet, @ontroleur @m.
Sr6arb, 9eleguten CUR Decoration
Of 2abor" Sames Mc2lffee, 8. ..
Mafosfp, Sp6n 81. 8anb, Qnb. Sea
genguit, Walter 6. Srun3, Sobn 8.
auppel unb So9n 8obnet, 9treftOren
gum v3dbor<9nceum 8. 8. Matosz
fD, So6n 8. 8uppeG, 8alter 6. 5ran5,
G6rtit. 8o6net unb QnDr. &raus.
Beanie Der &ier.
Die u&iiferzuntpn Or. 80" belt ge=
tern @6eno glei9faus i'm r2aborz
QDceum" ibre 8eamtenpahl ab un0
spur tpurben ertpG6lt: 9rGiibent @m.
S9ummel, 8ice=prdFoent SEP. u.
9resba9, prptofuqirenOer SetretGr
Mel9ior 8oBmann, 5indn3<Setretdr
90, !6enninger, S9aBmeiiter Mdrtin
6ammerbu9er, Sruitees 5rdnt 8oB=
mann, SOi. @mrbein uno 90. @id,
9elegaten CUR federation Of 2abOr"
@ep. q. 9resba9, %. 9enninger, Mt.
@oBmdnn, Sobn 8tf unb @i1iam
Weis, Oelegaten gum p2ubOrz2pz
ceum" 80. 9enninger, 8. Pinie, S.
Mtd unb 9ep. Weger.
e igdrrenma d er Union"
erndblt Beanie.
Die ygigdrrenma9erzllnipn gtr. 1"
belt geftern 4benb in rgtpitone's
9aGe," Scr. TOP, OfH8altimors>S Str,
tire Subres@8 erfammlung uno Be-
amtenpa9l ab, tpel9e folgenbes Reful=
tat bate: grGiibent q. 8ui4mdn,
8iceJprdfibent @bas. 9etm, PROTOCOL
lirenber SefretGr Mad 6er5og, ST.
nan55SetretGr unb S9uBmeifter @m.
6. SttnB, regiitrirenber SetretGr 8.
8intelmener unb @a9e G6as. 2inbez
mann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-26
6ahti's @irren.

# on, Somaica, "a. SUM-.
= Ser bier aus 9a2ti eingetrOffene
0umpfer nPulOma" beri6tet, OaB buz
ieIbf groBe @rregung unter Oer8sO0lz
terung berrI4e unb baB Die Situaz
tim DEFENDERS nit 8iitii4t auf bic
beboritebenben @a6len ols duBerit
geIpannt an3ufe6en 1T. SrOB oQer
8emiibungen Der prOOiiOrtf6en Rsz
gierung, Die 8u6e aufredt gu erbalz
ten, bGlt man blltige GonfIitte CUR
@a6l3eit fir unbermetblt9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-26
Ganrr nbrr @cib.

5ruu Baud betlagt fi4 bei pdftOr
8ilfopstD iiber ben Qngetrduten.
&annte ben Mann feds Monuts.
= 5rau bleibt i'm 9auie bes pre-
bigers.
Trau grneitine 8. &du9, cine IS
Sabre ate @tttfpe nit 5pei &inDern,
pel9e in Nr. 719, Nprb>@utapftr.,
cine Sdrberet fir 9uBpuaren betretbt,
purDe bes Qleinlebens miibe II. 6etz
rat6ete am Montag ooriger 8o4e
mad 5tpeiiG6riger Srauer I'M t6rea
Seligen einen % Sabre alien iungea
Mann, Ndmens 6ermunn 8. Bppo.
8afor Nntpn 8iltopstD BON Nr. 329,
Sfz22. StraBe, Seeliorger Der Unit
rerfaliftenz& Stride an Der gde bon
2anpaIeitraBe unb @uilforbz&Oenue,
i9iir3te ben &npten. 9a5 Slid Der
Wittib mar aber BON tur3er 9auer.
Sm bDiterti6en 3uitanOe erf4ien ite
geitern Nbeno i'm 6duie bes Paftor5
uno rief aus: Isle 6aben mid an cine
Srau ber6eirat6et." Conformation
bes @9iir5ers Oes @6etnotens unb err
neuter beftiger bpiterif4er 4us6ru4
Der enttGui9ten @ittpe fOlgten. Dem
gdftor unb befen Satin gelang es
nd9 pielem 8emii6en, Die 5rau etpas
gu beru6igen, aber es mar unmOgli9,
tie gu bepeger, no9 9auie 3uriif3u>
febren, unb 10 bei4lOB Paitor Bill
topstn, tie fir Die Na4t Oa gu be9alz
ten.
Der junge 8atte purtete unterOeiz
fen fe6nfI9ttg gu 6aufe. DIS i5m
BON 8ert9teritattern ipGter mitge@
t6eiIt nurbe, mo feline 5rau fi4 be-
finbe unb nel9e 4usiugen tie iiber
i'm gema8t, fagte er nit ieiner etpas
mGb6en6aft t~lingenOen Stimme:
,N1etne 5rau tennt mid felt feds
MOnaten, un0 es 1T b04it tOmii4,
baB lie it9 ieBt auf etnmaI IN Der
Meife benimmt. Menn fe Ni6ts I'm
i6ren eigenen Guf gtebt, 10 bdtte tie
ro8 tpenigitens mid beriifiiatigen
foQen, ba i9 fdOn 10 genug unter
meinem @e6re9en leibe." Nuf Die
5rage, mas er fir cine 8eIddftigung
babe, ~anttpprtete @Oob ~Oieliageno:
%, i9 famine aus benz Siioen."-
@r lit Elm gang aniebnli4er Singing,
nur elm psnig mGO4enAaft in ieiner
6altung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-26
nnfaQssG
Gin bebauernspertber l1nfaa elmer
6rau bet'm @df9en. ungliid>
li9er Stur5. : Qnbere unfdqe.

Gin bebauernspertber l1nfaa elmer
5rdu bet'm @df9en. ungliidz
Ii9er Stur5. : Qnbere unfdqe.
5rau 9auline 6infel, Sc Sabre alt,
erGitt geftern @Ormittug i'm 9Ofraume
i6rer Wobnung, Scr. 1918, @fblunhz
Apenue, cine fur9tbare @erlsBung,
Der 5u 5pIge tie in fritif9em 3uitun=
be barnieOer Iiegt. 5rau 9intel mar
nit benz Nufipannen elmer 8GI6ez
leine bef6Gftigt, ais Der @tubl, auf
tpel6em ie itanb, umitiir3te unb tie gu
8pben fielb. Sic erIitt einen a9t5Olz
ligen 11nterleibsbru9 unb brei 9du.e
res Magens purben bur96ro4en.
@tIr3te aufs PfIafer.>
CHARLES @9onige, IS Sabre alt,
por Nr. PIG. @utapzS trQBe,
ftiir3te geftern an Der Gde DON MarDz
lamb Nben1e unb 8ibblez StraBe, aGs
er BON einem eleftrif6en Maggon
fprang, ebe berfeIbe gum StiQftanb
fam, unb berleBte Ii9 ben &opf. @r
nurbe BON Or. Srimble pon Nr. 8,
Notwithstanding berbunOen II.
Dann na4 9uuie gef4tdt.
9fer6 niebergeitoBen
Der @~anbpuggon Nr. 27 Der eletz
trif9en @%traBenba9n : 9eieGi9aft
runnte geitern an 2ufapette : &penue
unb Sails : Roab bei'm umfabren eli
ner f9arfen &urbe gegen Pferb unb
&arren bes 9rn. Sbomas Sabben
BON g1r. 1912, @reenezS traBe. 9us
8ferb purbe niebergetporfen unO
brad bas 8etn, in Solge bsfen es gez
get0btet perben muBte. 9r. 5uODen
rettete 1i9 bur9 eiren fii6nenS pruug,
9as pferb. mar SIS nert9.
8on einem 8dgen getroz
fen.
Ser 25 Sabre uIte GtraBenba6n=
gonbutteur gilbert Diners DON Ir.
726, 2. StrdBe, 9dmpDen, tpurbe gez
tern an Der Gde BON Mari6zI}arft
unb grutt=S traBe BON einem 8ugen
angerannt unb am unterlei6 berlebt;
er mar aber i'm @tanbe, ieinsn Pfli9=
ten na43uge6en.
8ro4 bas SuBgeGent.
Ser 81 Sabre aIte in Nr. 1922,
l1Irid@@ traBe, p~obn6afte 9eo. 9aupt
ftiir3te geitern an Der Bomb unb Dr.
leans StraBe BON einem 8aume unb
bra6 bas re9te 6uBgelent. @r purOe
ms rSt. Soiepbsz9oipital" gefanOt,
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spaulbing rtuB gebeu.

@af6ington, .. g., "a, SUM.
- Giner Ga4ri4t Der bieIigen pot"
gu 6oIge lit General 8, 8. @paul=
bling, Der erite 9Ilf5>S 6aBamt5ietrez
tar, BON ieinem @OrgeIeBten, Dem
S9aBamtsIetretdr Sbap, aufgefOrz
bert norben, feline 8eIignation ein3uz
reiden. GpaulOing beftnOet ii8 CUR
3eit auf urlau6 unO pirO, pa6rz
i6einli6 Dbne crit auf ieinen 9Oiten
5uriit3utebren, aus benz 4mte f4eiz
npn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-26

Cine 4bf4iebsfeier. =
Der rSbuIta : MGnner6Or" begub
ii4 seitern Qbenb BON ieiner !9aIle
na9 benz 5aufe bes beute mad
Seuti9lanb r%eiienben !6rn. 6. Sinh
eiien, Hr. 1893, ROrh : 9apftraBe.
Obne baB 9r. 5inOeiien etpus abnte,
ertOnte pI0bIi9 bas 2ieb n@Ott griiBe
Did," Die @dnger fpurben iel6ftz
peritGnOIid ber5li4 piatommen ge>
beiBen unb in entipre4enber @eife be-
ptrtbet. Oirisent STRIPPED oirigirte
bann Die 9isber r2ebe pobI" unor @b',
baB mir f6eiben miifen," uno Die
So. 8Orif9 unb 2imrotb trugen Elm
bibi9es Ouett Dor. prGiibent M2ar
Wult6er bielt cine feline anTpra9e,
in tpel6er er Dem i9eiOenben paare
cine elidli9e &etie piinf9te, unb
9r. 5inbeifen bantte fir Die inn err
piefene 4us5ei9nung unb lub ben
8erein 81 elmer 5eier Bel feiner Hiid>
telr Elm.
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9 an 9 m {.

5remoe mifen in jebem Sale
9Gfe BEL iid fi6rsn, pel4e OenStemz
bel zines &oniulS bieIer &epu6lit truz
oen. Soute Elm MuslGnDer mad
San Domingo tOmmen, o6ne einen
9uB gu beiiBen, jam er 10 large feits
qe6alten nerben, bis ft4 bic 8eb0rben
in ietnem 9%etmat6slanbe Qustunft
I6er ibn beri4dfft BADEN.
Rteatagua unb SaGDaoor.
Sn 6rieOens3Giten per0en feline
Pdfe perlangt,
y drdguu1 unb u|ruguG9.
4ein paB3panq.
Beru.
9G1e lperben ni6t berIangt, ieoo9
tDir0 Qmerifanern u~ngerdtben, tI9 Jos
fort mad ibrer 4ntunft BEL einsm ams'
ritani4en &Oniul gu regiitrIren.
8eue3ueIa.
@uslGnber mGTen fid bur4 Pdhs
pber anbere 9otumente ~legItImIren.
Sapan.
en- Sapan 1T hur bann eia PaB
npf6nenoig, rpenn @usldnoer auBera
balls bes fogenannten @ertrags 9ts
ftritts reiien ooer iia mis55rlanen
molten.
GDIumbid.
8ei'm 8etreten bes 2anoes braNa
hen ReiIen0e teine Pdfe Dor5upeiIen,
gerfonen, nelbe ii4 ieDo4 bdlelbit
n;eberlaiien ppIen, piro a~nQerdtAeH.
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Il.

Sn @rgentinien beitsbsn feline Bag
8orf8rtffen ieDo6 empfie6lt Der ames
rifQnif9e @eian6ts, baB 4meritaHer
Ii9 Pdfe mitnebmen, Damit ie i'm
Safe Der jd6rIi4en Mo6ilmu6ung
Der Iutionul@8uyb unb in anDeren
Tduen fi6 fofort gu Isgitimiren i'm
StQnbp TinD.
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Rein 9uB3nang.


gas @eieB iugt, baB 6rem0e in
5riebens3eiten ieber 3eit na6 8ras
lien, O6ne einen PaB gu beiiBen, tOms
men, BON bort meter ubreiien DDer
Ti9 baIeI6it duf6aItGn tOnnen.
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Germii6te teIearapbii6e Scpei6eu.

- 9rof. s. 6. So6nion BON Der
Stats : uniberfitdt BON Mi8igan
fam BEL 9ier Gpoe, W}i9., bei'm Inn
3uge na9 inerSommerpo6nung buz
our9 ur's 2e6en, baB er BON etnem
Mt0beltpagen unter Elm Stab fieI, bus
ii6er ieinen 8opf fp~sgpuHtrte unO ibm
ben S4G0el einOriidte.
= Sn Smaba, Ne6r., bat Der 6euz
erpe6rmann So6n 8. 9urtman i'm
6tatton86auie Der 6euerpe6r Ge16ftz
morb Our3 @rI8ieBen begangen, nu6z
benz er borBer benz @6ef Der 5euerz
pe6t feline 8e1ignation ii6erfanbt bat
tie. 9us MotiO f4eint 2~ie6e5gram
getpeien gu iein.
= 8t9ter M}art8angs in G6icago,
pel6er in ben Se853iger Sa6ren cine
ber0orragenoe RoGe in Der SGinOtier
unO Idtional : POIitif fpielte, 1T baz
iel6f i'm Glitter BON 80 Sa6ren getorz
ben. Ser 8~erftorbene mar elmer Der
9runDer Der republItdntt9en YarteE
i'm Staate SQinois.
- Die in einem Mii6ltei9 Bel Maz
lone, 0.zg., gefunbene 2ei9e lit aIs
bic bes 3Ozidbrigen QboIar 6tf9 aus
Malone ibentifi3irt iporben. Sin
S8Goel6ru4 auf Der re4ten @eite
Iegt Die 8ermut6ung na6e, buB man
es nit einem Mlorbe gu tbun bat.
- Sn gbicago trugen Bel elmer
StruBen6abn : @OuiiiOn 3e6n BAHIA
giere i4limme @srIeBungen Oabon,
Oarunter befinben fi4 2Ouis Qronz
bouie, 6arrD go6n, 8ennie OIterfetz
Ter, 2ena G9miOt unb Grau Sane
Su6er.
9~affenbe Reoensart. =
o.: yI2un, mas ma9t benin bic iunge
0amenpelt in gurem StdOt6en?
6af9u nod feline paTenbe Bartie gez
funben?" g.: rQ9, gbas Set lit
ia f4on a6gef40pFt" = Die betoen
oiden 8antiers : 36ater iinb bereits
oerIobt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-26
Seine PaBbOri3riften.
s &.

Sn China beite6en BEL Der 2anDung
feline 9aBpOri4riften, ieOO4 tbut
man better, cine berurttge 2egitima'
ton nit ii6 gu fiibren. 8ei'm Reiien
i'm Snnern jebo3 lit Elm BON Der @es
Tanbti9aft ausgeiteuter 9aB unerldBs
lid. 8et Der &breiie 1T tein 8GB
nDtbpenbig.
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Tr0alihe WcBger.

Sa6res : gicntc Der nMeBgerzunion
Nr. 90" i'm n9arlep : Bdrt." -
nMebger : @efangOereins" frO5z
li9e Qieber.
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qGTe perben BON &u5ldnbern nt4s
berIangt.
Quf ID urttuique (St, gierre),
in 81 e uzG ulebDuten CROumen),
uuf Su6ttt unb in GUMS iin0
feline qaBz Re8uIationeu DOrgei3rie'
BEN.
Sir 5rembe eriitiren feline PaBoOrs
f6riften, iebo9 nirb Don i6nen Ders
lungt, baB fte fi8 BEL Dem M&iniiter bes
Qu5pdrtigen regiitriren lahen.
Chile.
Rein 8dB3nQnu. =.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-28
presented here by the agents for Swift.
Armour Cudahy and Norris

Armour, Cudahy and MOTIFS.
cured witnesses who will testify that at
certain intervals these agents receive
from their respective headquarters cipher
messages. and shortly after the receipt of
these messages secret meetings are held
and word goes to the local butchers that
beef either advances or comes down in
price. There has not been any coming
ing how he would proceed to get copies
OF these cipher messages, Mr.. Allan said
the Government would use the subpoena
process on the local managers, who would
pc summoned to court to testify as to
the receipt Of these messages
General Allan said the Government
would try to prove that there is a con-
the public by raising the prices. There is
another phase to be presented in the fight
against the trust. The Government has
several local cattle dealers brought to the
local market one thousand head of cattle
on the hoof that had been corn-fed and
were smI IN pr. prime condition to be sold. 1t is
at once notified their cgents here to lower
the price of beef. thus forcing the ship
ment OF these thousand cattle to WASH
lng tS, Richmond and Petersburg. Just
as me cattle We're shipped away the price
o. nee1 mere, it is alleged, jumped The
GoNernment contends that while the CON
f femor 5eHe,ved the benefit of reduction
me price was raised. 1t is thus shown
that the trust forces the local cattlemen
to ship their beef away from here and
crushes competition where the public
could be benefited The Government ex.
poets TO very shortly begin the prosecu
ton Of the cases. $50 :
General Allan says that short while
ago in Richmond he saw meat that had
6 6een XII, k,lied last October. The meat had
peer to be tainted. An expert, he said
could only tell tainted beef. he thoupht
By %; tn, ne, fiber In the meat. General Allan
a. &c, nc; not tnlnk the cold storage meat was
The, The reserving of this. meat only showed
now the trust could prepare for ANY
emergency that might arise
Henerai Allan came across tl,,s meat
during his observations on behalf Of fhe
government in the fight that viii he
wagon against the truSf oe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-28
ASERIOUS ATTACK.
Thos. Donahoe :'s,>'Y Beats Tho
Hill and is T.. USED Bail.
,ec;o, Disnatchy 10 The Times

Especial Dispatch To The Times:l
lNNCHBURG, VA, May 27.-Thomas
Donahoe was arrested here to-day by the
police on the charge of assaulting Thorn
as Hill, an employe Of the Standard Oil
Company: The police state that yester-
DAY afternoon some one called up Dom
ai1oe's sister, Mrs, Charles Mccarthy.
ever the telephone. and asked her an in
sulting question:; at-Donahoe, throt~
the central office of the telephone COM
papy, attempted to ascertain who had
been the guilty party: that on learning
that the message was sent from the
Standard Oil Company's office he went
there this morning to see who had used
the phone, and that finding Hill there
he assaulted and beat him severely.
Dcnahoe made application TODAY for
taii, but Magistrate Whitaker. on learn
ing from Hills physicians that the inju-
res which he had received We're of Sc
rious character, declined to grant bail.
The physician stated to Magistrate Whit
aker that Hill was delirious and that it
was impossible to say what would be the
result of his Injuries.
Hill declares that he did not call up
Ms. Mccarthy, and knew nothing of the
matter until he was attacked by Dona-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-28
TRANSPORTATION zu1a
n s&x Norfolk Westenl.
MAY rs, 1902.
. RICHMOND tDA1Lf). BXRD-STRG-Nl'

May rs. 1902.
sA1'A z 11' s 8 k2H5N. Z 4 : : 80
8 900 a. n, NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk II 20 "a. NJ. Stops only at Petersburg.
.waverly and Suffolk.
eos AM;oTnE cH1GAGS Express, g, for for
man Sleeper Roanoke to Columbus: also for
Sleeper Roanoke to Knoxville.
1:i0 P, NJ, ROANOKE EXPRESS. daily. ex-
cent Sunday. from Richmond. and 300 F. n,
daily from Petersburg for Farmville. Lynch
burg Roanoke and intermediate stations.
500 p M.,aOCEAS-SHORE LIMITED. Arrive
NorfoIk $40 T.. 81. Stops only. at Petersburg,
Wayerly aud Suffolk. Connects at Norfolk rith
stea me:s to Boston. Providence. New York. Bal
timore and Washington.
7:25 P. M. for Suffolk. Norfolk and interme-
dfa to stations. Arrives Norfolk at 10:4O P. 81.
$40 r. ~, for Lynchburg and Roanoke. Com
Gas 2. NJ, for Lynchburg, Roanoke. the South
and Southwest. Connects at Lynchbnrg with
washington and Chattanoosa Limited. Pullman
Slccpers Lynchburg to Memphis and New Or
leans Cafe Dining and Observation Car Radford
TO Alfalfa. Ala. Pullman Sleeper between Rich
,nond and Lynchburg. Berths ready for occu-
nancy at $40 P. NJ. Also, Pullman Sleeper F-r-
tersburg and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchburg and
tho West daily at 1885 a. NJ. 1850 P. VI. and
$3.50 P. NJ. from Norfolk and the East at 11:1o
AN. 11:42 A. NJ. and $3.50 P. N.
N mo. &. WAGNER,
City Pass. and Ticket Agt.
9, a. B0sLEY. Die Pass Agt.
W. B. BEvILL. ten. Pass. A9t-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-28
|STR|KO|lEN|[| | !!
FACTORY NORKMEN.
They Will. BE Paid off and New.
Hands imported to Work,
.LIQU0R.LIc ENsE Il TERMINAL
West Point Made,an International Money
Order Ofice-A, Whale Ashore in
York Riveris Visited by Many
People-Wedding Cards.

isnecia1l Dispatch to Tho Times.)

iSpeclall Dispatch to Tho Times:)
WEST POINT. VA, May 2I-The
force Of hands employed at the Chesa-
peake veneering Company's plant went
on strike this morning. A compromise
could not be effected. and the mill was
closed and tho workmen ordered to ap-
pear next Saturday to draw their wages
Men will be imported in a few days, and
the plant will resume work.
Mr. D. r c. Rothwell. proprietor of
the Terminal Hotel. took out barroom
license to-day at King William Court.
Hook and line fishing here is good
now. and the sportsmen are having a fine
time.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached before the pupils of the West
Point Female Seminary at the Metho-
dist Church next Monday night by Rev.
DR.. w. E. Evans, D. D. The commence
ment exercises will be held at the Ma
sonic Hall Tuesday night
A CONCERT.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church will
give a concert at the Masonic Hall next
Friday night.
The West Point postoffice has been
made an international money order Of
flee.
A baseball club is being organized
here.
Rev. c. H. Williams. who has been i'll,
is convalescing.
corinth Christian Church will hold
Children's Day exercises next Sunday.
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
will celebrate Childrens Day on the fifth
Sunday in June.
MARRIAGE.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Mr.. William Armistead Apper-
son and Miss Nellie Douglas Harris, at
Corinth Baptist Church, New Kent
county, June 4th.
Mrs. Ann Sweeny is so i'll that her
death is expected at any time.
A large whale ran ashore at Bell
Rock. York River. Monday Large num-
bers of people went there to see the 1.g
fish.