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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
Naulclc(zG zGrpurt III Gn0e.

g}enz Orleans, Ga, 26. U2ai.
= Die i'm Camp G6almette beFinoz
liden engIii6en Offi3iere geben jsBt
gu, oaB man ben 9Terbe= uno N2aulz
eIel58erIanbt einIteQan miro. G8 miro
jeoo6 NOD 3nei Wonote in 2lnIpru4
na6men, e6e man bu5 GTpprt=8ez
I4dft bier gum 2t6i6IuB pir0 brinz
gen t0nnen, Oenn i'm Snnern Oe8 Gam
oe5 barren nod etpa 5000 aufgefaufte
Mdult6isre De5 8er5anDt5. 0a5 bis
Der in 91anzOrlean8 con3entrirt28er@
ianOtgei6Gft miro iebt iturf Dert6eilt
per0en; ben 8or3ug peroen canaoiz
16e 6dfen erbalt:n, bo6 nirb man
audi cine Mauleiel : Senoung GOO
56iere) ii6er 86ilaoeIp6ia gebsn laIz
fen. 8on G6almette paroen ieoo4
audi nod einige Mault5ierz0 0ampfer
d6geianot per0en, nGmli6 Der g8slz
Din8rooa" (27. WaD unO Der Safe
Mi6igan" q. SunD, uno i'm Qaufe
oes SUM- bret peitere 9ampfer. Sgriiz
per gingen pro U}onat etpa Elm Out
3enb 7ol6er 9ampfer o6. Der Ser
ian0t BON G6almette pirO oann u6er
gang arf60ren, o6 e5 nun pirtlid
gum 6rieoen in SuOafrita tommt
ober ni6t. Man 1T nGmli8 engliz
I4erIett5 Der etpigen 4ngriffe in Der
amsritanii4en 4reTe unb i'm Gonz
greB miiOe geporoen. So iugen me-
nigitens Die bier befinbliden eng
Lii4en Offi3iere, Der Wault6ierz
9erIanOt bat ii6rigens ben Ser,
5tuuten oas nette Siimm9en BON
$35,0O0,OOO fir Sbierz unO 9roz
Diantz@intdufe eingebra6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
FIreiaeiprndlcn.

P6itabeIpbta, 26. M}ai. -
Samuel Saltsr, SyoIep6 .. 3oogers,
Clarence N}seper, 9arrp W}cGa6e
unO Same5 8. S6ee6an, neI62 ongsz
flagt poren, gelegentli6 Der 0a6l
am 7. g}opem6er 1899 bic llrnen poQ
betriigeriI6er Stimm3ettel gaItopft
uno an0ere 0u6l6etriigereian perij6t
gu 6a6en, purDen 6eute freigeiprO>
62n. Die 2lngetlagten 6atten na6
i6rer 9er6aftung lire 8iirgidoft i'm
Sti6e gelai7en unb paren aug benz
5taate entflo6en. Iad 3neiid6ri9er
Q6neTen6eit te6rten iie bor etli6en
0o6en 3uriid uno ite1ten ii6 gum
9ro3eB. Die SurD mar felt W}ittsr@
na4t in Der Na6t bonn Samitag
auf 5onntag in 8erat6ung.
2lu6 So6n 8. Semple, Der 6efannte
Re6tsannalt BON Gamben, pel6er
Der 8eri9p0rung nit Qrt6ur Sap
lor unD 8alDpin g. 8reDeQ 6e6uF5
6eritelung pon 5ali4miin3er : Platz
ten i'm U}oDameniing : 8efGngniB be-
i6uGbigt mar, 1T 6eute frsigeiprOden
noroen. Bel ieinem eriten Pro3eiie
tonnten Ii8 bic 9ei6porenen ni6t
einigen. Sunlor unD 8reOeQ betann>
ten ii6 I9ulDig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27

Mig uuf9e6ra6t. 2tnitatt ieoo6 einen
gr6f9aFtspro3eB an5uitrengen, iu4te
elmer Don i6nen ben @odel auf, 3og
Elm Mei1sr unb I9nitt ibm ben 9als
a6. 9amit mar Die Sa4e aber ptelz
Iet6t mod bel I4ltmmer geporoen.
9enn nun mif4te ii6 Der gelobebiirf=
ti9e Staat 9ortugal Elm unb beAaupz
tete, er lei Der He4tsnu4folger bes
GodeIs uno Die Grb1qaft gebOre ibm.
Die 4usii6ten 5tnD nun Darna4, DAB
Die 8erpanbten Der Dame Silpa t6r
gan5es @ermDgen oerpro3eiiiren t0nz
nen un0 i6IieBli9 bod Ieer ausge6en.
llnru4en auf 9ere Ia
6 6aife.
9arts, 26. N}at. = Q(uf benz
6rteb6oFe Pere Ia Gbaiie fanOen 8ez
ftern, ais Die Gommuniiten, nie an
iGbrli9, bic @rdber i6rer Ge faqsnen
i4miiden polIten, ltnruAen itatt.
&rdn3e nit aufruDreriI6en sSnidrif=
ten unO rOtbe 6abnen purben Don Der
Ppli3et 6ef6lagna6mt uno so 9erz
baftungen Dorgenommen.
Seine Gmpfung5 feter.
9uris, 26. W}ai. : Sn lleberz
einitimmung nit bem auSOriidliden
Wuni9 bes 9rdiioenten 2oubet pirO
anIGBli6 Der 8ataitrop6e auf W}artiz
nique tein feItli6er Gmpfong Bel Der
Riidte6r be5 PrdiiOenten na4 gari5
itattfin0en.
Die 8euIenpef auf 81 a.
DoguStar.
Moiunga, Sniel g}abagastar,
26. N2ui. = Neue Grtrantungen an
Der 8sulenpeit iinb in N}ajunga elm
getreten.
W}it 0untacceptirt,
Qonb 0 II, 26. Wlai. = Die BRITT
f4e Regierltng bat bas 4ner6ieten Der
Ser, @taaten, Die 2ei4e oes in @a16z
ington Deritorbenen britiI9en Bot
f4after8 Qorb 8auncefote auf einem
8rieg5i6iffe na4 GnglanO bringen
81 lafen, nit 0anf accepttrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27

untsr3ei6net, Der fir bieIe GtabliiIez
ments ge3a6lte 9ret5 iou 81, 100000
6etragen, uno 9roomon 1T bereits
nod 9}epzgort gegan9en, um ben
2tntauF OefinitiO u63uIdlieBen. Die
fomit begriinOete cooperative 6armerz
GjefeG7daft ptr0 ii4 Die o@6eot &c
Jlour 8eiern Cooperative So" nens
nen. Der 3nef Der neuen GomPagnie
iou fein ben 8ei3en Spetulanten
uno GonmiIiions6anOlern Oo5 6anOz
pert gu le9en urD bic in 9&epzYort
geplante 8iloung zines 0}e6ltruitS gu
Der6inoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
@rrmiIdte telrarap6tidJe 9cpeIdru.

- Gomuel j. 9olmon, Elm 90
id6riger geger, lit in gerD gort unz
ter Der 2lntluge ber4aftet DOr0en, in
Gabanna6, mo er ba5 2lmt zines 0fz
entli6en y}otar5 6etleiOete, gefdlIate
qeniion5 Qffi0aOit5 6eIdeinigt 5u
6o6en. gr piuigte Elm, O6ne 2lu5liez
ferung5 @erfabren nu4 SaDanna9
3uriid5utebren.
- Sn @prin9fielo, Maif., purbs
Or. 46ilip S. 9arrigan, @icezRettor
Der fat6oliI6en 1lniOeriitdt bon
Mai6ington, in Der ct. Mi6aelsz
8at6aorule pom 8iI6of 8boma5 ..
8eaDen BON SpringfielO gum 8iI4Of
BON Siour Gitp, Sa, cOnIetrirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
Bum SnOc hCrurthcilt.

Nep gort, 26, Moi. = @il>
liam $. ennis, Elm GrzPOli3iIt in
8rooflpn, pel6er Der grmorOung feiz
net iungen Satin iiberfii6rt lit, tpuroe
6eute gum 2obe 0erurt6eilt. Seine
6inriatung foQ in Der am 7, Suit be-
QinnenDen WD6e ituttfinDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
3mielpalt i'm gunbe.

0enber, Gol., 26. Moi, = Die
.8eitern 2abor Union" Die n8eitern
5eoeration of U}iners" unO Die og&uz
tional 2tFociation Of gteitauront &c
6otel Gmplopes" balten 6ier cine gez
meinf6uftlide 3uIammentunft d6.
Der 3ped lit, eine fo3ialiitii6e Par~
Reorganization unter ben 2tr6eiterz
unionen gu Stanbe gu bringen unO
aIs fol6e 1i4 attip an Der 9olitit gu
bet6eiIigen, Dies 8orbaben ite6t i'm
Wiberfpru4 gu bem in Der Su6re5z
iiBung Der n2tmericon 6e0erutiOn Of
2abor" gsfaBten 8ei4luiIs, 8fomas
$. &ibb, britter @tce 4rdii0ent Der
n5eoeration Of 2u6or," unO Sefretdr
Qaprence iinb bier angefommen unD
perben 1i9 bemii6en, Die N3sinungsz
ber16ieDen6eiten 3pi19en Der n6eOsz
ration unD i6ren ipeitli4en 8erbdnz
ben Qus3ugleifen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
9cibrrate Sgat zines beridmaGtru
QicbhQbers.

&onfas GitA, W}o., 26. 9}ai.
55runt Ro6inIon, 20 Sabre aft, eri4oB
6eute Ieine 16zjG6rige 9eIie6te 8ertie
Raplin5, 6radte ieinem fiinf3e5njd6z
rigen 8tDalen gilbert 6erguion cine
t0Dtli6e8unOe Bel un0 i6OB ii4 Oonn
fel6it cine 8ugel in bic ltnte 8ruit.
@u6 er pirD iterben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
Tarmer prhrrn iidl aeaen Me6Itrnit.

Sam as 9Th, 26. Utal, :
8alter 8ropman, elmer Der 9auptz
f0rberer Der 8eItern @ooperatiD Be
tpegung, bat ioe6en bic GOntratte fir
ben 2(ntauf Der Ie6s gr0Bten 8ei3enz
Spei6er i'm Raniaier 8ei3en 0iz
ftritt uno apei Der grOBten Nii4Ien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
Der wfenfhbett gamer aammer.

BON Dcm ocr Gittcr ipri@t, ulub etpas 55urtts
barts iciu; abcr faum minotr btOriidt, ais Der bas
RON crfaBte Winntbro9 tit Dcr Itann, DefcH 8srs
oauunQsorQaus Tb in ciHcm 3utgH0s bcitdu0igtr
Gjtrsiitbeit un0 Gtit6rtbtt bcinoeH- Gr TOulnd
6basu qu1lcu uuO ft6t lauqiam Od6iu Der 9es
ooucrusr rucrtbc, psuu cr bic Ct 4trHarczRrautcrs
pilsn uibt tcaHt; D,r ucltumal utuHil4s Ibor,
ptrn CT ibou Dauon Qebort bat uuO ie nbt ges
bruu6t gti alien broujiutu Wo9sus UNI gcbtrz
liDcu, GDsptpFt uu0 9erDauuHQ Qs5ti9DtrOcH itHb
de Das anrrtount bette. uutrilliaie 6eilmittc
nas Der beuti6e 4rmciidaB tHtbdlt. Sic fH0 in
alien 2potbtftH lu babeu. (CL2o,5d1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
GrpIOifun in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

6pufpn, Ser, 26. Mat. : GSn
Der 8o6nung bes Nti1iondrs SSOhn
$, atr6D, in peIder Elm PriOattReaz
ter unb elm Nutatorium gebaut purz
ben, ereignete ii4 6eute friiR cine
0ampffeFel GrpIoiion, Our4 pelde
Mai6inift 5arrD Booourb ausW&emz
p6is unb iein Gebilfe Gbas. Cough
Ian um's Qs6en famen. Gin SReil
bes GeFals Dur6i6lug Die 8dnoe
bes Mo6n6auies unO etli4e Der nod
i'm G@lafe liegenDen 8epobner entz
gin9en nur nit fnapper Gotb bem
Scoe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
Nligranr, JranrnIciOru,
SiliGitdt, llubrrOanli6fcit,
9bsprpiie, SerItopfung
nnO aQcr QcbrrIclOen.

Nan bcadbte bic folQcnocn SDmptomc, pttbc Fb
bci Trtrautuu0tn Der @croauuuo sOrGuHe snttD:H;
8crhoafuug iHutre SamorrboiocH, 9lutauordHG
nab Dem Rppie. Sdurc I'M WaQcu, uebclftt, Sons
bremen Nbu.iquug geQcn Spcicn, 5hDers i'm
Maoen, iaurts AuifoBsu, OtibD6dttr ooer btrs
tdrftcr 6cr,ibtag GmpiuOungen 3um @ufibrina
Gen ootr Gritidsn bei'm QicQen Qeidudbtc Ssnls
trait, 5Sledrn pner G}Inebe BEN NugeB, Gttbtr
uHo BUMPER Sbm,y3 i'm Ropi, tbmunasbti,7Dtrs
ben, gel6c 0aut uno @uQeu, SdmerIeu in Der
Ssitc, @ruf uuO GIjeoerH ploslibes 4uftreteH
Ron 6ift uro &rtuusH i'm Tlciih.
Di brere SoitH R b 70 a 9 len 6,fret,R
oag 5pfem pou ben crudbuteu 5torunatH.
9rtis DC, pro Sbad)ttl. gu babeH be, alien
Tpotbcferu ooer pr Qot oriduot
Dlau i6rcbc an . r. r a B tDap & G o., 1r.
55, Gtms5trabt. GtDs9OrG. uH Elm Bud NIT
Ratbihldasn. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
HONEST DAVE

IN aRrtonut peseH ees tdbeuos porslsIi5sn arcs
mas cine banpatmsbts Giearre init reiuer Sas
couozGiuGags Sd 0ieisIbs isRtn otfitaten Gtr
i6mcd uHo aroma befist, psIte Dem 6srleu ots
Rtnners 10 tbtusr iu0.
Die .6ilncias if aus bem Feinhta Ga5as9abad
tsrqrfsgt, $6 bis S14 pro ouRsrrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27

0 Y pi((en.
etets ,uuerIdfns, rein pesstabiItf@

@oufdnoia Qti3madlos, elegant iibcrsudcrt, asa
tttbreuO, rcgulirtaO rtiniQcuO uno frdfti0tHo.
"a luoD's 8ifleu 3ur 0eiluug auer Stos
ruHgtu res MaOeus, Der @iercn 9tuit, utrUDicr
0rartb,jtcn, S@piuoelGnfdQc, 0srftopfuug, 0os
u1nrrhDiOr1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
A1ter(1&tnutE

oocr 2unqm,ut3luouuq ionte mittclf bcs Rsabs
Gelitf bcbaHOtlt lDcrotn tuie na5fc6cno: Gem
Qatitnttn ioateu jpdn3;g Sropitu Rtliei it0e
etuuOe in ciurm Btinolait nit gBaier oerabipIat
uHO Die Qoujs 9ruit, Der Riidtu uuo Oi' aubeyeu
bcrocn; r@eoi 3ea" uuo ftciihbribe miiftH ptrr
abrsjdDt Ucroen Inn ben Qatierttn bel &rditsu 3u
erbaIta. unO bic 2drmc mtfsU oeI.gcut!i3 mits
te Dr. RaOpaps QIcn in Sbdt9fcit GtitSt
pGDeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
+ >I|||>Fllz

Gineriei, pcIb' beftioe ooer audGeuoe 56mer1ra
Der nit Rbeumatismus gsbaitste, 9sttldgerigs.
SHoaIioe, 6rippsI, Gsrp1ie al 3euraleis 2eiOsHos,
ben arantbtit ucbermarute aud ausfeben mag,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27

GntyanbuHesr Der Qicrcu, Der gGais, her Ginon
psoc Der Quroer pun9eu 6aIs, @roabi.is,
Sd)mratbuigftit, Group. Ratarrb, RcurdlQis,
Rbeumatismus Sbitttclfroit, gBeditlfi3bcr, Groitr
beusn pom 55rott auQtqriffeue G0rpertbsilc.
Git QppIiiation pom 8tuDo 8ttiti nab
btm a0rpsrtbsilt oOtr ben G6rpsrtbtiIeu, DDiclbit
bas QciDsn oocr Der Sd)merj isinm SiB bat, Otrs
uriad)t ioiortile Qiuocrung.
SHHerl d. Sin balbtr big ein 0uH3sr Tbess
l5ffd poa In tiutm Glaic g0uH,r furirt in neuz
GEN Minuteu 2Cibi@mcr3cu, GrGmpi,, lauren mas
q'n SdluflofQteit, YlQrdns, 2urrbot Gnient,rte,
Gplie. @lGbuugeR uuO ale mHrliten 9e5mtretn.
DeaIara in feintn psrfebteSsnen aOrmtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
NQOma0'S &cQOD @eliei

furirt nat nur Ser Taticntsn Der BON M a az
a srQriiitn III. iorOtru c5 cntQcb,u aud 2cutc,
tpelt: btriir iufliuirtu INN ieOeu Wor0en bsm
dWfite5en 5pamig bis DreiBg Grppisu { a D
n el ia { in eiuem @laic y9af:r ucbmtn uH0 ciuen
Grader ellen, 0citu 2lnialsn.
3u bubsH bel aasn 2tporbttsru, SOC per Glui3e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
8ao,uap's 2seaOp 2sefief
perf6aft fOfOrttge oSinOerung
0rfGltpGm8em
lGe6er Gu(5.

gBsun et: 3tpon5i0 oOcr Srcibig 3roSftn NIT cts
mas Sprup bor ocm Shlafsnoebtu ntDmsr uuD
sineu Glaue1luppn, nit Rclcf gcidttigt, nm ben
@aIs MAIDEN, tpcrOen Sic nss gtorQtns DON 5brsr
ntjinNune ipicoubtrqcftcGt iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
qetee nod immer t4Gtit

SORT be Gronce, 02ortinique,
26. W2ai : W2ont 9elee mar leBten
Freitug Der6dltniBmdBig ruRig, alatn
am @amitag mart er pieber einen
Strom bon SABA aus. 0erielbe
ntmmt fetnen Meg ben n0rDliden Q6z
band 6es 8ultans 6tnab unb fat nit
ii6 gertfTen, mas bon Der 0rtI4aft
9oint nod ii6rig mar. 8eitere tlafz
fenbe giiie Aa6en it4 aufget9dn.
st 9terre etne 8rabesz
# q tie.
goint q 9itre, 8uubeloupe,
26. U1at. = Der OampFer .2ifislo"
lit geitern Morgen bier nit II Pai>
Iagieren aus Sort be 5rance einge>
troffen. Die geringe 3ubl Der 5lii4tz
linge ertIdrt ii4 Oumtt, baB in Sort
be 5rance gerii4tpeiie berlautete, Der
8ulfan auF bieier 5Hfel 6efdnbe itd
glei9fals i'm 3uitdnbe Der eruption,
mas ni9t Der San lit. 3peitauienb
perfOnsH baben fi4 pOR gaartinique
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
unler Yptt8.
@irO frenaOi6aftli5 empfangen.
Scrihtc, Dat; Tim bic oeutid1e 8cgic=
rmno nicht als amcrifnniidler SLOT
tcn.9lttatbe tpiinftbt, bcmentirt.

8efanntma4ung Der 9au16urg Qmez
ritaniI9en9ampfer Qinle be3iigz
li9 i6res 2l6fommenS nit Dem
W2organ Spnbifdt, - NailitGrz
buQon nabe Qugs6urg BON einem
8libitrobG getroffen,-9a1 in Der
amerifanifden 2egation in Nien
gu @bren elmer G6icagoertn. :
9os 8eIultut Der bel9if6en Qbz
georbnetentpa6len. = 5alI9es
@eri9t ii6er Elm Gomplot gegen
ben Yapf. = SiirfiI9es 8atatIz
lon in 2lrabien nteoergemebelt.
8er1-in, 26. Wfai. = Qieutenantz
COMMANDER 2enpltn Wt. Yotts, Der
neuernannte 6lotten gtta6e Der bic
itgen amerifantI6en 9efunOtI4uft,
fpirb morgen bem 2tbniral b. 5trpib,
Setretdr bes Hei6s Ntarine Qmts,
bDrgeitellt tperben. 8on anberen b0z
6eren 8eamten Der beutI9en 4bmiruz
litdt lit er bereits nit aQer 2t6tung
empfangen porben, uno 6ei'm &diier
bate er Bios beB6alb nod feline 2luz
oien3, neil Der 8aiIer lebt6in fuit be-
ftdnbig auf Reiien getpeIen 1T. Die
2lnga6e, baB iid Ous beutf4e 2tuspdrz
tige 4mt i4roff gepeigert babe, ben
4tta6e poritel1en gu lafen, pirD in
Der bieiigen ameritaniI6en 9efanbtz
f4aft entf9ieben bementtrt.
% 0eutTf1pn 9 n m bf fer i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27
ben, unb bic 8e6auptung lit rein aus
Der 2uft 9egriffen.
8Iutb b in Mrdbien.

3 IN 3 n, 27. WfaI. = Sine De
pef6e bes n0aiIp @rpreB" aus Gairo
ii6ermittelt einen bort eingetroffenen
8ert4t, ldut lpeI9em Elm gan3es 3D.
tailIon tiirttf9er Sruppen nahe Oem
6ufenort Mo4a, i'm tiirtiI4en 8ilapet
Oemen, Siibtpeitarabien, ppn RebeQen
nieoergemebelt porben lit. Der 8ouz
Derneur BON Mo9a lpurbe pon Den Ge<
bellen uls Geifel mitgenommen, 8tele
tiirfif6e GolOaten beIertiren un0
f9lteBen it9 ben Gebellen an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-27

: II y Il, 20 ulul' - oSH SIHQ>
bon iturb neuIi4 eine rei6e 5rau,
Namens Silbu. sic gIaubte an Die
Seelenpanberung nd6 inoif4em
Wluifer unb mar ii6er5eugt bapon,
baB Die Seele i6res perItorbenen Sat
ten in tbren 2ieblings4abn gefa6ren
lei. Der @Odel tOnnte ba6er Elm Qes
ben tpie 9ott in 5rantret9 Fii6ren.
gr erhielt Elm fetnes 6aus unD etgene
9ienerf4aft, Die genau auf3upafen
bate, baB inn nidts llebles niberz
fubr unO OaB er beftdnoig bds gu
freifen betam, mas er piinT6te. 2lls
Die 5rau ibr @nbe 6erannaban fIblte,
Dermddte iie i6r gan5es 8ermOgsn
Dem GodeI. Die leer ausgegangenen
gerpanoten paren parjibsr niat me-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-02-04
WENAS.

The Mennonites closed their series OF
meetings Sunday night.
Merritt Longmire has rented house
of r. Smith to live in this summer
7. J. Denny has leased the five acre
fruit ranch of Mrs. Addie Henry in
Fruitvale.
T. d. Quinn, who has been living in
North Yakima, has moved to his ranch
on the Wenas.
Merritt Longmire recently sold 20
milk cows to Chas. Longmire, also one
Sharples separator, the price paid being
sll00
The debating society in district No. IL
is growing very rapidly. The next
question for debate is resolved that,
The Labor-saving Ma :hine is Detri-
ment TO the Laboring Class" The lead
ers are Mr.. Penny OF the Natchez and
Walter Purdin. Everybody is invited
To attend.
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THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY
MOB HILL.

Mail carrier Fry is out again after a
weeks sickness.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. f. Thompson is slowly recovering
from sickness of several weeks dura-
ton.
Sid Carvosso, who was thrown from
his wagon in one of the lumber Yards
last Monday and badly hurt, is in fair
way to recover.
Messrs. Baker and P Yolo are busy
preparing to leave for their new homes,
the former to the Selah valley, the latter
down to the reservation.
The Mob Hill cottage prayer meeting
which has been well attended of late
will meet next Wednesday evening at
o'clock at the home of T. A. Clark.
There is still large quantity of po-
tatoes in the hands of the growers of
this neighborhood and it is feared the
long spell OF hard frost may penetrate
the pits.
Winter is here at last and the Their
mometer has touched zero several times
during the past week. The iceis already
Of considerable thickness and the ice
wagons are busy from morn till night.
L. D. Humphrey sunk new well dur
ing the winter and got plenty of water.
He has also graded and otherwise pre-
pared for his new residence which he
intends to build during the coming sum-
mer.
A few days ago a valuable young horse
belonging to Mr.. Davidson, while pas
turing with number of others on the
Hubbard ranch, was caught in wire
fence and cut SO badly that it died
shortly afterward.
Paul Yolo sold fine team of colts
lew days ago. but before they were de-
livered to the purchaser they disap-
peared. Mr.. Yolo is inclined to the be-
lief that the animals were stolen and
driven off.
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q. MacL. Richards, veterinarian, can
be found at Sloan's Drug store. Att
Stetson Hats. All the new shapes
cheap at Coffin Bros. %
Wanted-Woman to fill responsible
position with reliable house. Salary or
commission. Apply at this office. 52tf
DIR. G. J. Hill, physician and surgeon
rooms l and Miller block. Calls at
tended promptly in city and country.
See the list of table dainties in our ad
in another column. Pearson & Watt. 3
BONE MEAT-Ground clam shells
for all poultry and oil meal best feed for
all stock. Sold at Mill Company's
Brick Warehouse. l-u
For Sale-l2O acres of land partly i'm
proved one mile east of town. Call at
SOP South Second street 3-tf
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SUNNYSIDE.

Mrs. W. II. Cline has two comfortable
cottages for rent
Kloss Van Bule has invested in 20
acres at Outlook.
John Ferrill, ST., was Sunnyside
visitor on Saturday.
H. NJ. Lichty has returned after a
weeks absence on the Sound
DR.. Chas McCutcheon has disposed OF
his ranch west of town.
The weather for the past week has
been the coolest for years.
W. W. skinner OF Wisconsin came in
on Thursday and will commence at once
10 build on his 20 acres.
;. j. Harrison has purchased the
homestead owned by Elder McClain
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PARKER.

Mrs. A. B. Wilcox is still improving.
Miss Edith Beeks is spending a few
days with relatives up the Natchez.
Mrs. Cora Lynne recently returned
from a visit with friends at Outlook.
The wise ones took advantage of the
recent cold snap and harvested their ice.
f. +. Thompson has gone to Montana
and will visit different points while
absent.
Miss Maggie Johnston has returned
from an extended visit with her sister
at Portland.
J. l.. Stephenson of North Yakima was
entertained by his brother George
Stephenson here last Friday.
Miss Winnie Woolery of the Natchez
and Miss Mae Darr of Sumner were the
guests OF Mrs. w. H. Marble the past
week.
On account of inclement weather the
entertainment on Thursday evening was
not attended as well as we would have
wished, but the entertainment itself was
good
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LOWER NATCHEZ.

The new organ for the school district
arrived last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Friend,
Jan. 27th, 1902, an S-pound boy.
The proceeds from the supper given
by the Ladies' Aid Society netted $l1 rs.
Rev. Samuel Greene OF Seattle de-
livered an able address at the church
Sunday.
A few neighbors called on the newly
married couple, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nelson, Tuesday evening.
Harvey Zirkle has the smallpox at his
fathers place on the lower Cowychee.
The place is quarantined for six weeks
at least.
Mrs. Lawrence jacobson is getting
along nicely after undergoing success
ful surgical operation at the hospital
last week. II is the hope of the people
here To see her home again soon.
Rev. l. V. Slasor, who has been
pastor of the First Congregational
church here for nearly four years, an
nounces that he would preach his fare
well sermon next Sunday.
DIR. Gibson's lecture on phrenology
given at the school house last Friday
evening was well delivered. The i'm
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SCHOOL SECTION.

C. f. Swain is improving his home
place by the addition of neat fence and
gates.ss
Oscar Dillon came up from Zillah
Friday, remaining over Sunday with his
parents.s
Miss Mary Young went up to Ellens-
burg on Friday, returning in time to
take up her school duties on Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Grist was pleasantly and
thoroughly surprised on Thursday even
ing by few of her neighbors calling.
They stated they had come to help her
celebrate her birthday. An enjoyable
time ensued, in which games, social chat
and refreshments played prominent
parts. Those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Dillon, Mr.. and Mrs. Phifer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Young and Miss Edith Avery.
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GREAT REDUCTION SALE.
OF Artistic Monument and Grave Stone Work.

vi AIIiStS NonuHIeht anu OIdNe oIone VoIk'
For the next ninety days beginning
Feb. LIST, we will offer our entire stock of
marble and cemetery work at reduc-
ton of from 20 to 80 per cent. discount.
Our stock of marble consists of two car
loads of the very finest grades of YER
mont marble. During the past five
years in which we have done business
here, not one job that we have furnished
has failed to recommend our work to the
public Having in mind some material
changes which we expect to make in
our business relations, it has prompted
us to make this special sale. Now is the
time to buy all such work at about two
thirds it's usual cost.
Sale day, Saturday of each week.
Shop in third block west of r. r., on
Yakima avenue.
sat T. A. Davis, Prop'r.