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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18
THE WRECK.
FULL DETAILS SHOW THAT NO
ONE WAS KILLED.

An official report has been received
of the wreck at South Fork, Tenn. ,
Thursday night at 1915 O'Clock, when
the second section OF freight No. i52
struck the rear end OF freight No ISIS,
which at the time was hacking out Of
a switch at South Fork. The trains
We're in charge Of Conductors Black
and McCutchan. with Engineer Frank
Harris and Fred Williams, fireman, in
the cab of the 1852. The cause of the
wreck is not fully determined, but
will be after an investigation, which
will shortly he held.
There were nine cars wrecked, three
Of which were destroyed with a ca
boose, and the engine suffered much
damage by fire and by turning over.
The freight in the cars was badly
damaged, but this is a small item in
comparison with the loss to the road.
Fireman Williams was slightly
bruised and cut about the face. and
also brakeman Bell was slightly
bruised. A tramp from Louisville
named Cole was injured, and is in the
hands of physicians His INJURIES arc
not fatal. Engineer Clark was in
charge Of the engine on 1855. No. 1853
was composed of twenty eight and
No 1872 Of twenty.six cars.
All the wreck was cleared in ten
hours, and c delay of over three hours
was Gocasioned to No. 1902. the pas
senger due into Paducah at 1880 g
m, and to No. lOl. due INTO Paducah
at l;90, delay Of about fourteen
hours was occasioned. Both trains ar.
rived after three O'Clock, running as
one train in two sections.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18

Mr. George T. Houser, Of Chicago,
will spcaS to the men nc tho First
Pr ,hyt rnn church, corner Of Sew
euth and Jefferson streets, Sunday af-
tsrnoon at 3 O'Clock on the subject
The Standard of Manhood in Ken
lucky" Mr.. Houser Is an active wo.k.
err in the cause Of the Y. NJ. @. a. and
is an exoellont speaker. His address
will no doubt b. well attended. Mr.
Houser will arrive on the afternoon
train from Chicago.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18

1t develops that the "lynchers" who
tried to getiinto the Flemingsburg Jail
a few nights ago were only boys, and
have since spent most of the time pick
ing bird shot from their anatomies.
1t must be very amusing to the good
people of Flemingsburg, who know
the attempted lynching was largely
prank, to see Young Mr.. Beck
hams soldiers in charge of the Jail,
with q gatling gun planted in front Of
the court house frowning grimly on
psssers-by. And so soon after that
proclamation to the Legislature about
peace and protectionl
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18

The Louisville Commercial says Of
the Felsnd contest in the state senate,
thrown out because Clerk Cromwell
failed to notify the senate Of the filing
of the contest papers: Mr.. Crom-
well says that ii has been the custom
for some senator to make a motion to
file the contest papers, and that as this
motion was not made he was under
no obligation to take any notice OF
these documents, and that Feland's
right to contest is thus forfeited.
This is not the law. Section 1885 Of
the Kentucky Statutes provides;
The dispositions shall be sealed up by
the officer taking them, and directed
to the board having power to decide
the contest, or to the clerk Of the
senate or clerk of the house Of repre-
sentatives, as the case may require.
This is all that Mr.. Felsnd had to do,
and his contest is legally before the
senate. OF course, the senate can ig-
more the case, and so the senate could
ignore the action Of its clerk were he
to take an enrolled bill and throw it
in the waste basket, or do any other
act contrary to the law. But the
pretension that Feland's contest was
not fled when it was delivered to
Mr.. Cromwell in his Official capacity
is too ridiculous to be given any con-
sideration. Neither the clerk nor the
presiding officer has anything to do
with the contest preliminsries; they
are fixed by law. and when Feland's
papers were delivered to Mr.. Crom.
we'll they were filed, and it was his
duty to report them to the senate, not
as matter for approval or disap-
provsl, but as a matter Of fact, and
the clerk is as much responsible for
these as for any other papers that are
the property Of the Senate. That
body can dispose of the contest, but
Mr.. Cromwell cannot, under the
law"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18

Something strange, unsccountable
and incredible is ALWAYS happening
in Chicago. The police are now threat
ening to go on strike because a Sc
cret order, in the nature of a union,
has been organized among them, and
they have been ordered by the mayor
to dissolve it. 1t is the first time on
record a policeman ever threatened to
give up his job.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18
CHILD'S MEDICINE
WHY?

Because SCOTS Emulsion re-
lieves such an extraordinary
variety of children's diseases
all the way from slight colds to
the serious hip disease.
Because SCOTS Emulsion is
asharmless as milk. Well borne
even by the delicate stomachs
Of babies.
Because children respond so
quickly to its action. A medi-
cine peculiarly suited to their
sensitive nature. 1t is wonder
iul how rapidly delicate chill
dren improve in every way
while taking SCOTS Emulsion.
Because children like the
taste. Most Of them like SCOTS
Emulsion at once. The rest
soon learn to like it. Little
daily doses bring the results.
Wen send you Little to Try. Il you Ike.
SCOTT Z BOVINE, - Pearl suesb New fsTk.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18
LONG WHITE SKIRTS.

The dcmaud fer white skirts will be
much greater than last season aud you
know what that means. We can show
you about every wanted style in skirts.
We have an especially strong line Of
skirts at SIC, 75e and Csc.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18

Paducah's bill will go through the
state legislature making her a second
class city. the bill to double the ca
pacity of the custom house at cost Of
500, 900 will probably be passed by
Congress, and we have a fighting
chance to land the army post. We are
dead in the swim, and there is no way
to head us.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18

II the state Legislature would pay
more attention TO the important mat
tiers that need looking after, and less
to drafting and introducing bills Ii
censing.hunters and shooting rabbits,
they would be Of some benefit to their
constituents, and do something to earn
their salt.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18
SATURDAY, JANUARY IS. 1909.
DAILY THOUGHT sHEl

The weaving on the loom of life is
seen from the wrong side ever One
dayswe will see the right side and
would not have a figure of the pattern
different.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18

ter in position. Some wag wrote n
card to the papers asking at what
season of the year brickbats gave
light. We need better lights and more
Of them.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18

Wouldn't it jar you! According to
Washington dispatch, when Mr.. Be-
bout called on President Roosevelt,
to know why he was not appointed
postmaster, the president told him he
didn't even know he was a candidate.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18
SALE Is EXCELLENT

Manager English is greatly pleased
with the advance sale to the big West
Minstrels which opened Thursday.
There are many seats taken, and the
indications are that it will have a
crowded house.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18

The rumors Of an effort to dispense
with the municipal ownership Of the
street light plant are somewhat sig.
nifcant. 1t is claimed that a private
company asserts that better lights and
more lights can be furnished at cheap.
er rates, and that there are men here
who are willing do it to. II this is
true, whether one were in favor of
municipal or private control, it is evi.
dent to him that something is radical
ly wrong IN the manner in which
the plant has been managed. Our
lights are good enough. wherever they
burn, but seldom are all of them shin
ing at the same time, and on moon
light nights the plant is shut down,
no matter how dark it may be by reas-
ON Of clouds aud stormy weather.
Perhaps we get the best possible re-
suits from what we have, but for some
reason the plant has never given salts
faction, and any change for the better.
especially at a reduction to tho tax
payers of the cost of street lighting,
would be beneficial and welcome. a
query the other day about the system
was quite amusing. In many places
where months ago new lights were
ordered, there is nothing but a brick
bat hanging on wire to hold the lat
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18
THE PAY TRAIN.

The pay car on the l. @. will arrive
in Paducah on the 2lst of the month,
one day sooner than it was first report
ed. 1t will leave for the Louisville
division on the morning of the ED.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18
CUMBERLAND RIVER
IMPROVEMENTS.

Nashville, Jan. ls.-A delegation
composed Of NJ. T. Bryan, chairman
of the Cumberland River Commission /;
W. c. Collier, president Of the cham.
Der Of commerce, and l.. O. Cara.
brant, president of the Retail Mcr-
chants association, left today for Wash.
ington, where they will go TO appear
before the rivers AMI harbors commit
tee Of the House on Monday IN the in
forest of Cumberland river improve.
ment. The committee will ask that
enough money be appropriated for
the completion of the seven locks on
the lower Cumberland, the masonry
of which has already been put in at a
cost Of about 50 100000.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18
HAs NoT EEEN CALLED

It is stated that Rev. VIM. Boaz, Of
Mayfiold, has not been called 70 the
pastorato Of the Tenth street Christian
church, as has been stated. He was
in the city today en- route to Illinois
to preach OF Dixon tomorrow.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18

Ladies, misses and chiidrens draw
ers. Every item in this line is made Of
good cotton, and the sizes run full
Priced for quick selling at Tsc, 2Sc, isc
and up as high al you want.
In connection with this underwear
sale an extraordinary offering Of a new
and magnificent line OF embroideries
will be made We EXPECT 10 make this
a record-bteakiug January sale. Even
our competitors will acknowledge our
stock Of embrJideries have always been
larger, the patterns daiutier, and the
p ices lower than any house in this
city. They will be seen on center
counters and plainly marked.
Black mercerized satin petticoats,
lined wi,h outing flannel, a three-inoh
corded rufile on bottom Of founce, well
worth $3.50, sale price 9Sc.
A large lot Of leftover waists in silk,
satin, Aanpels aud outings gathered to-
gether and re-priced. We have jus,
one thought, and that is, these waists
must 20 Mole the prices. soc, IS,
500, s7.oo, !2.a5, s2,So, s5.aS.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18

Mr.. Pat Halloran, the contractor,
went to East View tunnel this morn
ing on business.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18
CORSET COVERS.

Shirt waists will be worn sgair,
hence another demand for dainty corset
covers. Zoe i5c and 75c.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18

Mr.. ". S. Cook of Mayfeld is at
the Palmer.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18

All our remaining mems and boys
osercoa,s must be sold, and TO make
them 40 We name the price as follows;
s. so overcoats !I.So.
$3.50 oyercoats f1.,o.
80 20 overcoats s. 90.
$3.50 overcoats - %.
g 20 overcoais $3.50.
The new Pryor shit and collars, 9Ss.
Mems Atwood over shirts wCrtn s. 90
to s IS. priced for quick selling at7Sc.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18

Wen send you a Little to Try II you Ike.
SCOTT : BOVINE, - Pearl street, New Yak.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-29
Sic grnIenprf in 0erifn.
@orf6tsmaBreget ge9en tire Sim
f9leppung in bic Ser. Staten.

@orii6tsmaBregel gegen t9re Sim
f9leppung in Die Ser. Staten.
NogoGes, Qri3., %. 9e8,- Die
6erren guroD uno G6enopetb, tpeI6e
pon Dem 6iefigen 9eiunb6eitsrat6 be-
auftragt nuren, bic 8irtIamfeit Der
MaBregel gu priifsn, pel4e bie8e60rz
ben in8uapmas, Merico, 3ur8er6inz
berung Der Gini4leppung Der &ranfz
belt "getrpffen 6aben, nel4e man fir
bic 8eulenpet bGlt, iinO 5uriidgeteRrt
uno beri9teten, es lei feline 8efa3r
Der ginI6kppung Der Seude nu6
@uubmQs ooer unoeren n0roli4en
punften gu befiiraten, 10 lange bic
gsgennGrtig entnidelte &ufmertlamz
felt ni6t na6ldBt.
Mu5atlan, ND bic epidemic gegenz
pGrtig 6erridt, liegt in Sinaloo, 500
Meilen Don 8uaDmas entfernt, uno
an alien 9unften in Gonora lit cine
f6urfe QuarantGne gegen ale 9afen~
plGbe BON @inaIou singefi6rt. 9ur4
5olbaten aus Nlamos lit audi Elm nil
GitdriI9er Gorbon ge3Ogen, uno Die
8ren8e Der Stuaten pirO eifrig pa
truuillirt, I'M bic Gini6leppung iber
Qano gu per6iiten. Qmtli6e 8elez
oramme pom 8ouberneur oes StdoteS
5inulou 6eri6ten 5uOem, baB OieGPis
bemie i'm @6ne6men lit. Sine 9epez
Ide BON Or. QrnuIfo 6ernanoe3, Dem
Sberur3t Oss II, Snfanterie : Regtz
mentes, meI4es in Md3utlan garniioz
nirt, iagt, OreiBig an Der 8eulenPeit
IsiOen6e qatisnten ieien in'5 2a3oretb
qefanbt tpDr0en, unD 10 oapon ieten
aeitprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-29
Rumpf ururn Den Tunatismas.
8eI6GiFe bes 0euti4 : Qmeritoniz
f6en StuutS : @erbanoeS BON
Shin.

8eI6liiTe bes 9eutI4 Qmeritantz
f6en StuatS : @er6unOeS BON
S6io.
GIspeIunb, O., %. 0s5,-Die
Grsfutipe oes 0eutI9 : Qmerifuniz
I6en 6taats : 8erbanOeS BON S6io
belt cine 9iBung al, in Der beri4tet
puroe, DuB aus oerI6ieOenen Stdoten
i'm Gtoate re4t tribe Nu6ri4ten in
8e3ug auf Die peri0nli4e 5reibeit Der
8irger einltefen. Nuent6al6en erRe6e
fi9 8emperen3 : 6anutismus unO er
Iu8e bur6 Elm prganifirte5 8orgeRen
0a8 an 8a6l pobl itdrtere, uber, neil
unorganiiirt, pOlitii4 i6pG6ere ltbez
rale @Iement gu untsr0riiden. Iamentz
li6,fei DON ben tleineren @tGoten i'm
5taute Elm NnI6luB an ben Staut5z
9er6QnO gu erparten. gS nurDe be-
f6Iofen, DON jeBt Bis CUR StoatSz
Contention Ger erIten) cine lebAafte
IqitQtipn i'm Staate gu betret6en un0
ba3u namentli6 Die 6iIfe Der ge=
fammten Oeuti6en PreHe oeS StaateS
S6io gu erbitten.
@s muroe 6ef8loFen, bic erfte Sab
ess8erfammIung Oes 0eutI4 Dime
rifanif9en Stats : 8erbanOe5 auf
ben u. @pril 1903 feit3uieBen unO
6ier3u ale 8arsine i'm Staate ein3uIa~
ben. Die Contention miro in GleOez
Lamb ftattfinOen, Die %ermd4nte Qgiz
tation pirO bier in Glebelano ibren
Nnfdng ne6men, ba Die 0euti4an Der
8alofaot ibren oeut16en 8riiOern in
ben unDeren StGoten Oe8 Stuate5 nit
outem 8eiIpiel pprange6en tppuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-29
On hen Mrnnn nehnhrt.

Portsmouth, R.@9, %. 9e3.
= Der G9lsppbampfer nSioug" DON
Der Regierungs : Rupp gurO ionf
oeItern fri6 UNI 6 ubr Bel Dem bod
6es 6lottenbau6ofes in 6ol8e zines
9uIammenftoBes nit elmer &oblenz
8arfe, unO bic Munnidaft RatteMiz
he. i6r Qe6en gu retten unb biiBte i9re
idmmtlt6en @ffetten Elm. 9as 6abrz
3suq funo unter benz COMMANDO oe5
@ef6iiBmetfters WbitebeaO, bate 125
@6iffgiungsn pOn bier iibsr ben 5luB
nab Der Qarb in &itterp befOroert
unb noQte mad 9ortsmout6 5urId@
febren, uls es nit Der Goblenbarte 5u=
TammenitieB unb Elm groBes BOD in
Der Settle er6ielt, bur4 pel4es bds
@aFer in Str6men einOrang. 0as
sfa6rssug Iant in 40 SUB 8afer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-29
@oIOcncs SubiIaum bC5 8%aiiiuniitcns
GrOcn6.

9ttts6urg, 9a., q. Deg.
cardinal 8i66pn5 traf 6ier geItern
fra6 aus Baltimore Elm, nm IiA an
Der 5eier pes g%oloenen Su6ildum5 Oe5
8aTioniiten : SrOen5 in Den Der.
GtaQten gu 6et6eiligen, lDeIde mOrgea
beqinnt uno me6rere Gage Oaueru
ntrO. Der Cardinal DurDe auf Dem
8u6n6of Don einem Gomite 6erOorraz
GENDER 8eitli9er ~smpfangen unO na9
Dem 4aTioniiten 8loIter geleitet, no
er fir bic 53eit Ieine8 6ieii9en Qufentz
6uItes No6nung nabm. 6erher nebz
men an Der 6sier t6eil; Gr3biidof
RDan aus philadelphia; 8i5Apf P6ez
Ian aus gitts6urg; Gr36iI6Of GIOer
aus Cincinnati; Rep. So6n D.Sbuns
nQ6an aus 5arrisburg; 3eb, g. s.
0ono6ue aus W6eeling, 3eD. 8. 6aio
pom 8eneoittiner Orben uno Der
apofoliI6e 8itar aus RorO=GaroIina.
DIS fi6 bic @olt5menge na6 ben
6eutiqen Geremonie'n BON Dem &lpiter
entFernte, eut5og ii4 Elm nit Pahagiez
rem gefiiQter elettrii6er 8aggon Der
Go%ntrole. Die 8remien ~ber7agten ben
9ienit, uro Der 8aggon iauIte NIT
fur6t6arer S9ne1igfeit etnen Iangen
6iiqel 6eru6, Bis er entgIeiite uuo an
einem Selegrap6enpfabl 5erI3metterte.
Reun BuTugiere nur0en berleBt, ies
bod Riemano t0otIi6. 3pei 8eriatz
erItutter, So6n 80. Gagan BON Der
n9imes" unO s. 3, Sobnion DON Der
ngoit," 6eFinbeR ii6 unter Den 9er=
leBten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-29
surh Ginntlmrn BON Gas rrFlft

WiInaufee 8isc., %. DEB
0ieOerum bat oo8 2eu6tQas, lpeI6e5
BEL Der ieBigen &~oblennotb in Oielen
Samilien 3ur6ei5ung D~erDenOet miro,
3pei Spfer geforOert. 0ds Yeter
O'8rieni6e G6epaur Dur0e in Der
Rii6e ieine5 6eims, 0r. 504, iea5te
Qpenue, toOt auf9afunOen, unO cine
unteriudung ergab, DoB es an Der
Ginat6mung oes giftigcn 2eu@tguie5
qeItor6en mar. 0er Dertor6easPeter
S'8rten mar elm l]angid6ri9er 4nsez
feQter Der ,Milpuutee 8os 81" un0
errei6te elm Otter BON 60 Sa6ren,
pG6renO isine Satin SD6anna UNI
3pei Sabre finger mar.
QIIentopn,P a., %. 0e36r.-
Die 8rijoer Sume8 unO 8m. 8a6z
mann, "a, rep, 10 Sabre aft, aus
Macungic, 8a., iino in ejnem 6isIigen
@uf6uuIe 0ur8Ginat6men bonQeu6tz
gas umgefommen, sic batten bag
@us au~5ge6la7en, a~nItatt e5 a63uor9=
ben. Die 8riioer 6atten Die leBte Der
am Q6eno na6 Mucungie abge6enDe
SroQeD : Gar DeriGumt unO beidloiz
fen, in 4Qentopn gu ii6ernaAten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-29
Sine 8rieftanbe glnnree's?

MOntreaG, Ont., %. Deg. =
Gbas. q. 8ram6Ie, elm 8eamter Der
canaOti6en 9acific : 8a6n, bat Don
einem alien 8eamten Der 5uoionz
Ban So. BEL 6eig6t Of 2anO bic U}itz
t6eiIung erbalten, OaB Dor 3pei ooer
Orei Sabren cine aIte SnDtanerin niht
uu3ufern BON Same8 8aD einan Do
gel, tpie ite nod ME einen geIe6en 6atz
te, get0Otet bat unO Dab an einem6uz
BE beIeIben Elm Stiid6en I}etaG be-
feitigt mar. 8ram6Ie glaubt, Dab Der
8ogel cine Der 8risftau6en Qnbree'5
mar, Oe5 tiibnen i6peOii6en 6orz
fders, tpeI6er bel Ieinem @eriu4, per
Quft6aQon ben g}orOppl 5u erreiGen,
ietn 2e6en einbiiBte uno ieitoem iPurz
los oeri4punben lit. M}an piro jeBt
gta9fOrI4ungen onIteuen, o6 Oo5
9tidden Metaa nod %por6anOen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-29
@ieorr Gin Sanfrau6.
Die SpiB6uben er6euteten $4,000.
= 8dntqebGuoe in Srimmern.

= BdntgebGuoe in Srummerr.
Il nto n, MO., 27. Deg. - Die biez
iige 8ant nurbe geitern friib 5piIden
1 unb 2 ubr DON Ginbre4ern um$15,z
900 berau6t. Die in Der umgebung
bes Sn1titut5 npbnenben 8irger muir
ben I'm bic gebu9te 3ett bur4 cine
@rpIofion gepedt unb einige eilten auf
Die StruBe. Die Ginbre4er Oer(teben
Darauf bas 8%antlotal, er0ffneten Elm
le6baftes 6euer unO f4i4terten bic
8erfolger baour9 Elm, 10 baB tie I'M
ge6inoert entfommen tonnten. Oscar
8uI9, Elm GiIenpuuren6dnOler tpurz
be, als er ben &opf aus Dem JenIter
porftredte, bic Miinoung zines &eoolz
oers entgegen ge6alten, uno er ertIdrt,
es bGtten nur 3pet MGnner bas8ant@
ge6Gube perlafen, pG6renO BON elmer
anoeren Settle bebuuptet ptro, Die
8unbe babe fieben Mitgtieber ge3G6lt,
DIS man cine rnterfu4ung oe55iz
6er6eits : @ep0lbes pornubm, itelte
ii6 6eraus, buB iGmmtli4es 8elo,
pel8es fi8 BARN befunoen bate, perz
f6nunben mar, pGbrenb Oas9ebduoe
poQitGnbig in Sriimmern lag. s. %.
3ein6arb, Der 9rGIiOent Der 8ant,
liegt 18rper ertrantt Ournieosr, unO
es nurbe inn bes6aI6 BON Dem Sim
bru6 ni9ts mitget6eilt. 8on ben
RGubern bat man nod feline Spur,
u6er mar gtuu6t, buB 9eii6te SpiBbuz
ben ben @trei9 au5gefibrt 6oben. Die
Qnqa6en ii6er ben @erluit Der 8unf
rii6ren BON benz &uFierer u. @.9offz
man her.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-29
&n6lrn nit Sbuamit aclaOcn.

8uffoto. 3.zg., %, 9e3.- Sn
Der elettriTden GentraIIteue gu Sat
QurOra, @rie : Gount2, pGre beinabe
cine &utuitrOPbe berbeigefubrt ipor=
ben, in0em man in elmer 9artie neu
angetommener &o6len, Die infolge
&obIenmungeIs ioglet6 unter Oie&eiz
iel gebra6t puroen, einen Stab d.
namit entoedte. Sine genauere I'm
terfu6ung Der &Oblen ergo6 banr,
baB fi4 in 6enieI6en i'm 8an3en Iieben
StG6e 92namit 6efunoen. M}on peiB
ni4t, ob Oa5 9pnamit in ZEN 3eten
poer auF Dem transport in bic Sob
len Qefommen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-29
Vprniftetcs GnuFCft,

georia, ST., %, 0e5. Der
bier ~po6nbuften 6rUu 6ront 8eooec
nuroe Dur6 einen 8Otenjun8an cine
66a6tel nit GOnfett ii5erbra6t, mel
6e an 6rGulein Smit6 aOreIiirt mar.
0u oie5 i6r MGO4enname gemeien
mar, 10 na6m 6rau 8eaDer Die Gem
oung an unO aB BON Dem GonFstt, an
melGem ibr je0o4 Elm 8eigei6mat
cuffiel. Die S6a9tel purOe Der 90
lt3ei ii6erge6en unO Oieie c]Onitotirte,
baB oa5 Gonfett bergiftet mar. 6ral
0eaber lit felt 3pet Sa6ren bon i6rem
G6emonn getrennt, Del6er unter Dem
0amen9rofeFor Ga 6rancis ais 9eaz
fe6er Quf Geiien ge6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-29
0rgen brn Iabaf>Srnif.

@AtcagO, %. 9s3. - Die UNI
db5Gngigen @igarren6dnoIer be8 2anz
OeS peroen am Is. Sanuar bier einen
Rational : Gonbent G66alten, I'M
gftttel nnO 8ege CUR 8etdmpfung bes
Sabats : Sruits an3u6a6nen, @8 7oQ
gum S4uB unb 3ruB elm 4ationals
8erbano gegriinoet perOen, beFen
9auptquartier in G6icago eingeri9tet
tperoen pirO. 8ea6Ii6tigt fpirO, elm
8iinbniB nit Der @igarrenma4ers u.
Der Sa6utar6etter : Union gu I8lies
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-29
getannte s6riftfcaerin aemlor6en.

G6tcagO, %. 9~e3.-0ieS6riftz
iteuerin 5rau 0}arp 6urtpeu Gatbsrz
poo0 1T bier in i4rer 8obnung gez
ftor6en. sic mar in 2urop, g., i'm
Sabre 1847 9e6oren uno i6re S6rifz
ten umFaTen, a6geieben BON i6ren8eiz
trGgen 3u M~aga3inen, ie653e6n 8Gnz
be. gu i6ren betanrteten 8ijdsrn gez
b0ren: She 3omance ri 9ouar0, "
Ste QoOp Of Sort CT. $o6n," n5be
6torp Of 3ortD" unO fire leBte 9}oz
belle .Qa3Qrre."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-29

DIS ie itor6, binterGieB tie uats @elO
ben 9irOns, Ser junge Profehor
i6Iug ieinen She'll aus unb panOte
i'm Dem So6ne gu, Der aus Der iaegi@
timen @~er6inOung ietner 9roBmutter
nit benz Marquis e%ntfprpfen mar.
8iror's Iaubere 3pei 8riiOer pOQz
ten bonn Die 3ure6nungsfd6igfeit oes
9elebrten in ben9ert9ten u~n5tpeifeln,
um inn babur9 ba8 He4t Der @4enz
flung ab3ufpre6en unO fi4 in ods
9elO gu t6eilen. Der Plan miBlang
inbeffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-29

= Sames 5. Qunnep in Q6ilaOtIs
p6ia, mel6er ouf ii8 unO ouf feline
6ruu geI6oFen bat, bermut6li6 pG6z
renO zines Qlnfuu8 BON Srriinn, lit
Ieinen 8erleBungen erlegen. Seine
fFrau niro nit benz 2e6en ouoontomz
men. Gunner bate nd6rsno Oes8irz
oertrie9es ais Qrtiasriit geoient unO
0ur6 bic GrpIo7ion zines 9eIduBes
Tein Qu9enli9t eingebiBt. gr be5oa
cine PenIion BON $72 pro Woaat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-29

- Sn Salt Safe, Utica, 1T Or. 6.
g. 9abns, in beRen Spre43immer
bic Qe6rerin SRI. Qnna D. Sin am
9amitug toOt aufgefunoen pAroe, in
Qntlage3uitanb DerieBt porOen.