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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-18

be, 0anbslsbduier tpuroen gu oteier
St1tiitif herange3ogen, ba5n bic in
Stats, ProDin5> unb 8eneinoe>
4nletben an~gelegten 8apitalien. 9az
mad beIGuft iid bas i'm 4uslanoe an
qeleqte fran5DfT9e &apital auf nabe=
gu 6reiBig MiGiarDen 5rancs, Sben>
an ite6t nutiirli8 HuBlanD, in benz
na6e8u iieben Miqiarben 5rancs un@
tergebra4t iinb. Damn folgen Spd<
MEN nit faft BRET Miaiarben uno
Oeftrei9 : llngurn, bas 1850 Miaioz
nsn frdn3D1ii9en @elOes aafgenomz
men bat. Sn Der Surfei arbeiten
1913 Miqionen fran50fI6en 8eloes,
in ~Stalien 1870 Mtiqionen unb in
England 1000 MiQionen. Die iibriz
GEN europGifGen Gambler peiien CAB
len BON 48 big 900 MiQionen auf.
@egen 9eut19lanb lit frdn3Ditfdes
&apital iebr 3u~riidbalteno gepefen,
benin nur IS MtIionen 5rancs itno
i'm beut16en aeifs angelegt, uno otele
gum She'll in M}obez uno Setoengez
f6Gften, in 0ein6anblungen uno So
trifanlagen. @tipa fir 80 NtiQionen
beut16er Staatspapiere 6eftn0en it4
in fran30ii16en 0dnoen. Bon ben
iibrigen @eltt6eilen lit Qfrifa pon ben
6ran3oTen beIonoers beDor8ugt NOR
ben. yn Gnglif6 : Qfrtfd iinp itber
anoert6al6 MiliarOen fran8Ditf4en
8eloes untergebra6t tpotDen unD IN
Gqppten 1896 M}iGionen. Sn 4iien
fte6t China nit 651 Miuionen oben>
an, linn folgt Die aIiatif6e Sirtei nit
354 MiQionen. Sn Nmerita fteRen
Grqentinien nit 923, 8raIilien nit
696 MiGionen 6rancs fran30iti4en
8eloes o6enan, uno an Dritter STEELE
foGqen Die Ser. Staten nit 600 U}tlz
lionen. Jn Merifo arbeiten 300 9ilz
lionen frun5Dfif6en &apitals, ober
cu6 in ben podeltgen &epublifen Be
ne3lelq unb Colombia fino beindRe
400 W}iQionen 8rancs untergebra4t.
0as 3apital 1T beut3utage me6r in
ternationQl, ais ie. g5 iudt ii4 feline
Qnlugegebiete i6er Die gan5e groe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-18
(RpD14, Il, II Is 19)
~ fC o,,,r -, fSyTrs

IA tIAANr
9ultimorc, OcH Is. 9&oOam6cr 1902.
Sn @cmdBbeit Der @titinmuu9au o2s 6bartcr5
oer 5m0t Baltimore, Nbi9ritt la, mabcu pic
Baltimore biErmit btfannt, DGa fe ole 4ufiteluuq
Quuqcu, l~lutptcn unO g&crtbrb6bun95s Sttutru fir
GrpropriirunQ UNI Gcffnung Der YiaOuctz4peuIc,
BON Der Inr0ieits Der -. StraBe bis CUR SJ0itItc
Der Gc0urz2iocnue, juiotle Der am ~. Dtui 1907
b~dtdtiQttu 9erorDnunp gr. 81 pes Wtdpor5 unD
staptratbts pom Baltimore, nm OdB pie NuflaQtn
ib eritrcttu NM ]umiaicn Oa5 StraBcnbett Der be-
iagteu Gr0fiuuu9 NM belize Ssitcn 0~critlb;n, -
beinc Seitcu Der GeDur=QlDeuut, norollb pon be-
,oqttr gr0ffnunq, ~uuqcfdbr 81 Sub Z SOL an Osr
NOrDpitsSt;tt, uu0 ~uuQGidbr Isl SUB I Boil an
Der RorOpstzScitc, UNI bejOe Seitcn Der Soar
2loenuc, tp2tlbb non Der proicttirt'n G%rofinung bis
;ur Soar 2lUtnutaGriitc, in lttbcrtjntiuImuHg
nit otm Blanc, Der fb itBt inter Oeu @ftcn im
0irtau DER Observation-Disclosures beftnz
Oct.
llnO ft MAIDEN bitrmit flsnsr ]befauat, OaB oorz
c~rpdbntcr g;ribt ucbit crtldrtuoeu &lrtcn Jest 3ur
SuIpttion iur dlt Dabsi iuttrtiirtcu EcrioHeu be-
reit ticQcn. Sopjt, DaB oit b~aid9tcH Gpmmifirc
am N II q a, Den q. IOoCnbsr 1902, 8ormttz
tags INN 10 llbr, in ibrtm 8ir2lu I'M fatbb1u5
1T 5ibuuQ i,iu pcr0Cu, INT jr9cnO iu,ht in err
pdhntcm @cribtt tut6altcnc Nn3alcgeubeitsu, QtQen
0ie irgeuO cine i~utcr,iiirt gu icin btbaupttn0c 4trz
ion GjulpaHO etbcbt, IN GrU3luHg 3u j,tbcn.
IS. g. Bono,
Scnrp 2Jcpcn,
". Y. MI1c9cnau,
@ommiiiGre;
6eur9e SbesIcps @lert-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-18
cnrrn 4nne,s Giirnbnhn.Gn.

Hubrpla in 6rat q. It. 1902.
Sompftr bsrlaHen 9itt 9lr. 10, 2iQbts5trabe:
3agli6 (IusgcuommrH SamtagI els 9ormittagg
uuO 3l5 9a5mittugs; 6amtaqs um Oils @ors
mittags uno ? ubr Ra&mittaes nab slanD,
GtHtrtOiae 2e'Des uHb 5Dii6cnfationen.
aHi5lub on -Gelaipart & 6bti, Giitnbabu" uaA
Cation, CrtOrb uno 3niiaenfatjoutu.
Grabt i9irn e~ntgteeu %gtuommtn al @o6tntoQtu
his 6 Ibr Qbcn0s.
Telephone: 6. & y. let. 9aun S102. Yo. seu)
q. !. -. 5roreL
(1lai27, lA Observation-Disclosures,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-18

9te 0eutf9en in 9tert=
rube Bel Mii6lbeim baben einmal eli
men Gtrpl6 tur5er 6anb 9elpn4t,
urb slpar oerort, oaB iie i'm Dem
tSduBmam nift mebr SIT iiber9eben
braudten, ME es bisber ~gepDbnlif)
QeIhQh.
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RarhlauO e. QcnninIuHuiazGiienz
bahueEnmnanuie.

Aprtb = ri ana Aats 5tGtIo n.
4stIlngH an gG9hsRta9sR a@p Qagi IA. I'M ieoV
NprgfHa aHe 900 $4F#tttaAF.-
&fgansW aH Alep.HH45tH H3p &cIta, ga a'
TAG NtaE3tas. tu0 uEV A @ RabWsttals.
Etg4abtH an 2Ngb Hfa3.R $3.50 9t.llr, .gto, am
$50 $50 @eys.Hs 400 45) 4a3mtttags IND
aslS6sG an seaAa35a nap Et!tl, pa, um $50
WtRlaus ARe 400 &abmjttags.
@triahsn an eeuataata ua3 8sl1tr, 9to., UNI
$50 NseFssns, 400 &abmIttdgs NM l0,W
"a. &. Rptris, Gsntrat.gi3dftsitbrtr.
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Sc emniDlD QntQ.
R GiIcttb0btG

Rad Dem % item uHb @orpeR.
Qbfabrt bonn Galuerts9a5Hbofs, nie iOlgt:
40 Wlorqsng, tiqlia QlHiOus5tGtioa IA WorS
gensl. rad WiIiam5port uno todsoagen.
$40 Dorm. QlHIons1tatton so 4otH.G ta9i9,
aad gttts5urq, 6bieI9o, Cincinnati, 8oulsptae
un0 ct. GpuJs; RDdtrtr, Buffalo, 8lagatds
6aus. aOds6a0tn INN Rane, an 9So1tntd9et
$40 8orT. G~lEioH=S t1tloH so 9orH.h td9tlQ,
nab Buffalo t0oH emporium Junttlonl. mlE
ourD9ebenoem G~drlor=gSlggor, 5pele 3 Gdg8oh
uuD 6oIb.
n 40 Born. characterization 200 8orm), ,tdgs
ltD, gttt5bnrg NM 6IsDelo1o; ReHe0o, BH'
Iiamsport unD G!mira, an g3obtHt1qsH.
III 45 BORN. Qlnious Station 300 90rm.(, tags
10 aimtt'o. QtttsbJrl, &5tago. e%lt9elaHs'
4.33 9abmttt19s. tdgli5 Uou llnions5tltionl,
nab 8lttSburl, SolIDp. Gbjldqn. GDuisp!ue lOid
SintiaHat0, JtoiGHaDoiis, g. Souls rno @ds
$50 qbenos. tiagi6 (Don ur.sns5tattoHl, na@
4lttsbur9, columbus uuo St. Souls.
$50 &benos tl3y9 (con uuion=StlttonG na9
gAffdlo (niu emporium S%uHttlouL mt 0HrDH
%Gebcnotm @uffst=5BlafpaaQou uuO Goaa
$40 &5enos, tdQlib Naturalization 900 4b0s.lr
gittsbur9. GbicQgo, GlepsllUo, GrtciUrati uno
gre: 2Olsoo, &obcttr, Buffalo uH0 Gjd9ardS
sans, ou5gGnomUtR Slmfag.
HI agsnos CLINTON : Station ll55 &btu5sG
daglt9, 4lttsbur0, Gblcago. &lTiu!o, Ho1sTtst'
@ia9aEasfcls uro Grte: Gls0eI1no. olsgsHoms
80 ga8m, an mo6:utager, Bort 052oTt UtIom.
40 Ha9m., an gB0bsRtageH, CTioro atIonl.
N56 %HHagoIis, Isl @arm, uno 451 @a4uL an
No6eHtagsu, eountaas $50 9orm.
sa9 hopes @rtct=Qiuie, T3l 90rmjttaGs uno AZ!
9aamtttags On 4o5sutagsn. $50 9O1mttt135
oo ooa grefi0snt 5treb&,
O'95 g0rm, an g903cntag,a, Qott nod 99tla'e'
40 Raam. an @o8m;uoeu, gOrt 0epoFts&t'
tommohatt0T.
Al 9ta4m., an 8o@eatau,n, 0gforo att0mmo'
625 43snNs, an Bo5sataasn, GEpres mas 90is
9Om unton .gobnbot.
9.n.3GogT,H' asGaoa95S.H2Na4 Elgllts2. Ma N ,o NJ
Ro6 85ffGIi6Ssff i 'b' 1T. IN" m7 : q rgsgIySoTG.
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1855 (Sbsifsgo39o8i II 81 9s-m -. ~ AZ 'isnssits
| T1g : I y, @.mta2to7l, 10 40 40 g"2.
sRc4srto,-r Ites|sss.Lg IS ~ IS IS ~" ~
SSo is so l5e.isaao9oal 800 lspstsna9eoul'
- * So .toIssoa US, ~. "g'W y
800 SptHto234oH oon gS-lmlH3.oHlr I.lo, +'-V,
$50 9sa@m l5p.iaoa59om. 7.53, lLS5 Q0snOs.
"Ht uap pp!GoelP5tI, 40, 6.&, S45, $50 Wtor'
Gems, LIZ. 2.o3. 5.07. 6.6 glam. an g8o3ur.
RS8mtttSos, ''' '" O'
Rad Bottom O5ne @eaiel, 843 TsprQsus, an 8os
beutGFeH uuD $50 9{aam.. f51l1,
Bort GepoFt Gfiomm.. l.55 Va6m. an 9Bo6eus
CrforO Qttom., AS Rabm. an mo8,ntaocn.
9errpoias Qffour., 800 gorm. 5ountuas.
Rad 9slmar ms 6oug6ShIi5sa ,mii6snli,o,rS,u
S"ntt'" % an "a Der S,',f 3 5..sso.,Eosa1gys a S,0tT 81, . 6, = go, 200
mittaos an UO6enta2tn. 0a5 98sOming uno
5ml0enllt9enoen 0tatloneH HEr nm LlS RAIDS
mittaos an @o6eutaecn.
@aitiuerou erpreb, 2.55, 6.22, 7.25, 7.56, $50,
9.34. 1884 Wurgsrg, 1915. 1880, pos, 218,
20, 3l5, AGO, 6Io 5+5 &a4m., COS, ITO,
qgbSrBs,. snn m-90 81 & - * XXX Xxx
Wnrqens, lis. 2G5, 2lB. 3l5. 420. SIG,
545 ylI6m., sos, TO, T29 G.35 Gjmiteol
~ 50, 9.l6, $50 &b.n1s. Nti0mm., $50,
$50 gorm., l2.45 imo fil Nahm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-18
Starts Sngenieurss SIreau,

RuGtimOrr, ben Is. Hoo. 1902.
Scr StlOt=5ugmicur piro am %. 9oDtmbcr 1902
3u Otn na1folQeu0 qenaunttu etunOen al Crt unO
etcas cribejntn, nm oas RiUeau Der fo~lgeHOeH
StruBtn iDiiben Den uugegebtneu StunOcu icitjuz
it1tH:
3 lIbr 3a1mittlQs = ntuuun0} ~tpun3iQite StrOBf,
BON Caf=StraBe bis sur Neutrality-suspicious..
1 Tbr RabmjttaQs - RorOwttzSiraBe, BON GuIz
'tpnz0lDcnuc bis 9apiou>StruBe.
.. .. Teneaa,
(RoD14, I5,17, IS 0 StaOtz5n8cni'ur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-18
Sicnitaa, IS. Nunember 1902.

aus Surab 8ern6drbt's
Sagebud. Die beuti9en &ritifer
ftelen Die 9uie iiber. mid. Natiirlid.
SD p~ertrete 6ranfreid, bic 9uie Sta
lien. unb Stalien geb0rt gum 9reiz
bunb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-18

Gin Oeutf4 : 8rafiltoz
ner 1T Mitglieb bes 6raiilianif3en
MiniIterratb5 %geipor0en. @oQ uns
nunoern, ob nidt Elm She'll unierer
9reIIe BARN cine @efubr fir bieItOnz
roe 0ottrin erblidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-18
ydhruf.

Su lisbenoer, abr trauernoer Grinnerung an un=
itrcH tbcuren Gatten u10 Tater
Sbaries &. Slcmm,
pclbc btltc ppr a3t Sdbren, am 8. Rootmbtr
1894. aus Oieitm 2eben i6te0.
In our hearts naught can replace,
The memory of thy dear face,
Still we miss thee more and more.
We humbly pray that we may live,
That in his mercy God may give,
Us reunion on that shore.
Bon ieiHer satin uno 2 6bncn.
C329
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-18

0ie beutf9e Preffe be-
f6GFtigt ii6 angelegentli4 nit benz
MiBqef6id bes 5rls. Or. juris &niz
ia Qugspurg. Die Dame lit in Der
0i6teritabt 0eimar, nie mar in
DeutI9lanb fagt, riiiirt," bas beiBt
berbolmetf6t per9aftet fporoen. SRI.
0oftor Mnita Qugspurg 1T cine Der
1elbfbepuBteiten 0amen Dom Debut
bu iiecle." Sic trGgt einen 9errenbut
unb IdBt i'm r@acco" Die Attribute
hires @ef9le9ts berf9ninben. uno
Der ungebilbete S6uBmenn bes e4ez
maligen Oeuti9>Ntbens bate tein
8erftdnbniB fir Die Sreibeit, Die ii4
Bel elmer 5iibrerin beutider Srauenz
b~etpegung geltenb maate, Die in MGnz
nertru9t unb Mdnner16ritt Nufie6en
unb @traBenauflauf berurid6te. @r
bra9te Tie our Wa6e, mo tie, na4oem
fie ii9 als Or. iuris Nnita Qugspurg
legitimirt bate, fpfprt pteber %entlaf=
fen tpurbe. Srobbem Elm grobes 8e=
fen in etnem She'll Der beutf6en
9refe. 1lnb nun ite[lt ii4 gar berz
aus, baB Die iuriitiIde Dame ibre
gerbaftung felbit berbeigefiibrt bat,
UNI Material fir Die 8eieitigung bes
iittenppli3eiliAen photographer gu be-
fommer. 9as pirb f6lieBli9 benz
ornlen Seufel BON SduBmann in
Meimar feline SteIe foten; mas lieqt
an benz, tpenn cine eman8iptrte SRI.
Or. iuris i6ren interefanten San 6az
ben mDdtc. 90 biel 1T bod flar:
menn bic MGnner ni6t in 5rauenz
fleioern ge6en biirfen, bann baben Die
5rauen aud niat nOtbig, in Mdn=
ncrfleiOern herum gu ltOl5ieren. llnb
ii min SRI. Or. anitd 4~uespurs
Die 4~ngelegeabeit aud nod geri4tli4
ausgetrasen ba6en. Sonoerbare 9pez
aies bsuti4er Grauen!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-18

8unffprmen in Der q a.
fur. 9unbert SQuitrationstafeln nit
beI9reibenbem Sert bon Brofe6or Or.
Grnf 6aedel. 8erlag bes 8ibliograz
pbif6en Sn1tituts in 2eip3ig unO
Mien. @on Dem ein5igartigen prddz
tigen Werfe 1T foeben Die iiebente 2iez
ferung erf9ienen. Na6 NQem, mas
mir iiber bic borberge6enben 2ieferunz
gen bereit5 geIagt 6aben, bebarf es
faum mod elmer peiteren GmpfeAlung.
Der beriibmte SenenIer NaturforI4er
bat in biefem Merfe gele6rtes Wt1en
unb ditbetiide 6etn6eit auFs @liidz
li6Ite bereinigt unb bietet cine 5IQe
.neuer Mottbe fir &unit unb &unftz
erperb, rei9es Stubienmaterial fir
&unIt16iiler. Qtber au6 fir ben 5uz
milientif6 bieten Die i66nen, nit al
len Mitteln moberner Se9nit poQenz
bet piebergegebenen Safeln 8enuB u.
8ele6rung fir Dit un0 Sung. Wa8
in Der bo~rlieqenben Qieferung Be onz
bers in Die Nugen fdut, iinb Die
Go~6rftrablinge, Die farbenprd4tige,
inIeftenFrefenOe rSonnenpflan3e" aug
Sara, iopie Ie6r f40ne Rotbalgen.
Q(ber audi Spinnent6iere uno iogar
6lebertbiere unb 2ur4e bat 9aedel
nit piet 9ei4id in Ieinen &uniforz
men Der Natur gu bermenben %beritanz
ben. QtQe 5ebn Safeln 5eigen tbeil5
6o9origineue, tbeils fiin5tlerii4 f40=
ne sForinen aus Der nieberen, nte bOz
beren 5~biertpelt. Sober SafeG 1T elm
erlGuternbes Sertblatt beigegeben. Der
4reis elmer 2ieferung betrdgt nur bret
Mart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-18

GineM an M . b i
nismus leibenher 8erionen ion e5 in
Den @ereini9ten Staoten geben! llno
bieTe Sflapen bes Morp6ilm5 iperoen
mad Den Grbebungen meiit unter ben
gebilbeten unb reifen Sla1en gefunz
Den. Der Morpbinismus rt6tet
bemna9 BEL un8 mebr lnbeil an, als
Der Mltpbolteufel.
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Ntme Nn3ei9en.
Sin Sheilhnbcr aeincht

nit uugtidbr 800 bis $500 sur Ginri3tunq ez
uer MISUNDERSTANDING, NIT 9riIt=Dadi6;nen; guz
ter @tfpiun. Cfferten unttr rY. u" On Die Or
petition oitlts &tattes. 32+D
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uMnnnI 93lnc N0inic

mad philadelphia UUc 9fctos 9crE.
Ceflia. g5i. D. Gamotn. @9t D. VII. 81.
56lafpaggou ....... = 3.5I Born. 80 Y.
2raro. gIm. & Diner " 7.55 gorm. 81 " 500 o. 6
Buffet 9arlor ...... ! 9.l9 Dorm. !72i Y.
Qarlor, Diner ..... ? 9.52 Born. 9.5l ". .
4arior, Diner ..... !l05o G9rnl. . .Lo5i y.
qarlor, Eiugr ... = LII yla6m. u LIZ VI.
rGoval Qjmitco," ausi3ljsbl.2 4uln,an qua
@ufist Smotsr, 4orlor, Gbjtrpation, 1gslts mo
Gaie=g9oqaon5 80. = 30 3,lam. y . Bob "
Qarlor, Diner ...... " 600 @50s. 6.05 81 9
Goa5es mad 95ilao. 9 900 460s. . Gus VI. y
S~5Iainccoous 1929 Born. 'Zt t "
ptql=5hloin1eaou uad5 Wctp=9Drf fsr-7 sum
Gebrau6 in Wr. 5~to9atzStatiou mr. 1000 &btr0s
q, uca 2tlluticzGj.D an N395tHta8.U; y nap
GtllutitzGitp tj2ii5.
Que 3tgt baltsn in @lmiagtou. g. b4It n
@bf b. Camden. Nbf =. mt. r..
qbila. Qtom. ... 500 9erm. $50 Born.
Qbila. GrgrsB e.. F2.3o g}a1m. 10 AaNm.
Qbila. grprtB ..... A.55 N1om. .5.W ga@H''
aberOecn Ntior. .523 N13ht. .29L J@0A-
96tl1. glfouI. 49,. 2j5D Ibos. 'o.lo "oa5.
ginetsqursaur 9ororstsGds GaIotrts uno 9als
HrpresStr.. 0r. 20L, Sio=9roa10lp, gtt. &opa!@
Citation pbtr GamDrusG tGtiDH.
8. 3. g& n, 9gr. gnh. 8rattit.
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&etanntmadungeu

g;er6eaelte Torreruusss NneebOte nit Der Gui'
* id)rift Proposal far 30-inch and i6-inch En-
CINE Lathes, and 36-inCh by 36-iuch Planer"
psriebeH uno al Den p9oarO Of AiuarosS Der Stoot
Baltimore aDrtifrt, peroen Bis 90 / I t IN Q d, Dcn
%. Rcptmber 1902, 9ormittags II llbr, i'm gurcau
Dcs carbohydrates, 3atbbaus, Baltimore, Bto.,
~entQtQsn %genpmneH fir bic 2isferung aler arbeIs
ten, W}aterialien, Transportation uuD complete 4b<
lettering all bic @dferzgeb6rDe bcr Staot galtlz
more, IT, o. b." Baltimore, M, elmer 90 30
3Daiqen Ulaibintn=9 rebbanf, elmer Cd l6z3oltgen
Mai6incnz8 reb6ant unp zines O 36=3Dligen bel
36s5onioen 0obels, geudb Den Spe3ifitattonen, olt
I'M @ireau bes Wafcr= s ngenieurs I'M 3atbbauls
BON Baltimore, 0}o., 5u erbaltcn iino.
ellie forDcrunqs =4ngebote ulifgn bou eintt be-
Qlanbigten G6ed in Der 60be bon $4,000, geioaen
an Crore beg Wopors unO Staotrotbes BON galti=
more, ~bceleitet icin, uno miro BON Dem crtol9retben
@ietcr bic SteaunQ elmer 5uiricDeuftelenotn &tr9z
ihait fir bic Qcipi1'ubafte &usfibrun9 Oss utbcr@
tintommtns. btm ~Ooppclttr GontratttUcrthe 9lsi9=
~fomulenD, p%erlunqt.
2lugebotteler tbuncn @nQebotc fir irgcnO cine
poer oGe obiQen Mai6inen eiurtidcn.
Die Gontratt=9er unQsz9eb0roe bebdlt ttb Oas
9tc6t por, trgenO ipel6e oDtr a1t Ingebotc 3u perz
i~utrfsu.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
MRs. RlcAARpsoMs oHARAcrER.
Il Is Being Established by the Witnesses
for the Defense

Il Is Being Established by the Witnesses
for the Defense.
Plattsbnrg, No, January 2S.-Mrs Addle
B. Richardson's defense was Begun in her
trial here for the murder Of her husband,
Frank w. Richardson OF Savannah, Mo.
Today II Was shown thnt Mrs. Richard
sons trips about the streets Of Savannah
after night in company with Stewart Fife.
which fact The State brought out yester.
day, were to find her husband. johnnie
ktchardson. Is years old. the Arst witness
called by the defense, tod 81 gcinp with
mis- mother NJ $50 n'cl ~ at night 10
hrd his father, after l'ife Aad Il Gated him
int0Nleated IN hotel, Mrs Richardson
mad gone there ana taken him home This
was eorroborated by Mrs Gertrude Grant
q sister or the dad man. and BY the hotel
proprietor. Others told OF Mrs Richard.
Sen 3 good character, They were Rev.
John Atwil. rector ~ the church ,yberc
Mrs richardson attended. and who had
lived ~ the Richardson home: Rev A M
ltunt and Peter Christensen. the late,r a
Mrs. Richardson '"u'''S"
Bruce stanton testified thar he had made
tricks In the snow about the Richardson
house on the nfght of the murder whiIe
eSVmining the premises
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


GEORGETOWN Contracts have been LEI
To- stone business building on the sitf
OF the stores belonging to Frank Evans
which were recently burned.
HARDWOOD. The mail pouch recently
stolen from the depot Is still missing
HANSFORD.--A light snow but weather
not cold enough to hurt cattle.
PARIS.-A telegram from Plalnview
stated that NJ. V. Wing accidentally killed
himself VITA a pistol The deceased until
recently lived at Wolfe City He had
JUST bought ranch In Hale county, which
he was improving.
TERRELL. Captain 7. l.. Stanneld OF
this city has undertaken the task OF getting
M a list OF the names OF the pioneers az
the Republic Of Texas who are now Iiving
with view 20 having them all present
al the reunion in Dallas.
Ell PASO.-Bruno Carmona, under sen.
tence Of life term In the penitentiary for
murder, tried TO suicide by swallowing
match heads. He was made very sick. but
will recover.
LANCASTER-Th corner stone Of the
Masonic building was laid with imposing
ceremonies, conducted by Deputy Grand
Master A. w. Campbell OF Dallas.
QuANAH.--rhere is ZANE talk Of an
oil mill.
CoRSTCANA.-The death watch has been
uary 81.
RIcHMoND,-H. A. GOtrS,A Of hay
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
1T HAS BEEN FINISHED
THE URGENT DEFICIENCY BILL is
NOW READY TO BE VOTED ON.
Appropriation for Rural Mail Delivery
Was More Than Doubled in Order
TO Increase Carriers Salaries.

Washington, January 23.-The consldera
tiou Of the urgent deficiency bill was com
pleted today, but owing to the latcness
Of the hour passage OF the bill was post
poned until tomorrow
Soon after the house met It went into
committee Of the whole and resumed the
consideration Of the urgent deficiency bill
Mr. Kahn ,Cal), who visited the Philip
pines last summer, said that if the minority
knew Of the sufferings Of the soldiers In
the Philippines because Of a lack of quar-.
ters, there would not have been a vote
against the Cannon amendment yesterday.
Mr. Pierce (Tennl said IL such was the
case the president and Officers Of the army
were responsible, as they had absolute
authority in the Philippines
Mr. cannon In speaking Of the Manila
post SAID ne was sorry that he could not
satisfy the other side, adding I'VE have
got the Philippines ana we have never
parted win an acre OF ground. While the
h,athens rage we 20 marching on
The discussion turned upon slavery in
the Jolo group in the Philippines Mr.
Gaines tTennl, who had visited the group
said mat United States officers told him
they could do nothing TO stop slavery be.
cause of the treaty between the United
states and the sultan.
Mr.. Moody MassJ said the United
States authorities had never given counte
nance to slavery in the Philippines
Mr.. Mercer CNch.l. who visited the
islands said slavery was decreasing.
Mr. Cochran MOI declared that many Of
the slaves were Christian owned Moham
mcdans
Mr. Weeks Nlichl. who has recently re-
turned from the Philippines, speaking TO a
pro torma amendment, declared that 1t
the Islands
MI Hlll Comm moved to increase the
appropriation for rural free delivery fr|n
S2lI,ou0 to $4,000 for the purpose. he
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