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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
3u pcrfoufeu:

9tne nsuen Ortif0diesu terraifrtcu WObnbduie=
nit eleoaHtcr 6routc unO allen m9ocrnsu Sequsm=
%lItfeiteu, oil 0Yetieite Der SoltoHsaDtHue, iUOIIb
pom NbiteIOd=S 1ruBe, nit %usT6t uber rGruiO=
Sta-9art" uno StaOt. GrunOlins iri oocr NIT
YrunO3ins. 3dgli9 ~geritnet. : bOmas u.
. 0 II D, p@entraI Sruit Co.," &sGiHgtun= II. Gourtz
IauO=Strabe. UGtt25, l9ttj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
&Ci0rOrrung bnn RoFia6en.

SeiOrOrrung bnn POtia6en.
QGhae Der erforberti8en 3sit our grz
rei9ung Der DerI4ieosnen Be-
itimmungsorte.
uutenTte6eno lit bic mgefd6re 3eit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der BoTtia6en bon
6em 8uItimorer 9oIt : 8iirsau nd3
ben 6auptfd9li6en ein6eImii4en ano
uuspGrtigsn @tdoten per3si4net.
Sntdnb.
Ntlouta, ga, 10 stuuotH.
Qtlontit.Gttu, RS, 6 Stuuotn.
Nrooflpu, 9.z9., 6 Stunosn,
9urliuqtou. 9ermont, II StRRosR.
Buffalo, R.s9, Is Stunosn.
6as, Wap, RS, 6 StnnOsH.
Gbarl,ton, SIC, Is stuH0sa-
Chicago, Sas.r l Tag.
Columbia, S.sG.s II staHssnh,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
Gflo pfrIiebrn auf gausgsratbe.

MARYLAND LOAN
If bi. ,uuerIdiF0its iE Der staot, uuo pirp iber
ole G.i5dito obiOlut: 8tri6piegenbeit btipabrt.
abr. 6rsunOs brau9tn Ri4ts OaoOn su pif,u.
sBtnn Sic Elm Sarleben BON elmer Gn6srsn 6oms
puonit babsu, poutn mir Oai:lbs fir Sic iurid sa5S
len uno jbn.n mtbr GeIO norftreden.
RieDrige G~ebibrsn, g~antIgs ScpiHgungsn
The Maryland Loan Company,
l2 uuo 15 aau.8uaiIOiHs,
C5uni1S. 51Rts) 9sriretOn= uuO ST. Bau!=Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
Pnffmarfrn=N genturen.
@er76iebue StaOtIbeils, in pel9en
NoT+-mpr+hTrhsn nprfnltFt

Der 6iebue Stdotibelle, in Del4en
4oit5Nert6iafgn psrtauft
tperoen.
TtloaIs, 6. g. Scott.
Qort.Roab - Quruea 3. 5ebbirotor.
Gosiu8=gOenue urO 6arriiOrfrabs - Robert G.
2. Gan.
a.. etrabe uHO Su1tiuoOOu=Gosuus - Sous
RtinooIar.
Cranqepile - oiram 9jmbls.
Sort=Gvtnus uno5 ObuioH=strube - q. 2. g.
6dciot.
8. 'unO GOuQ6sstrabe, 6ig5lanOtuun - 5amss
6. 3ruar.
GrarQepine - @eorQs Ben.
Or. Is, lIniOnsG0enus (g8OODbtrrpl = GGartna
8. Diliams.
@roa0pop uuo galtimortsStro - Ssorq. e.
g1op.
Gamosuz Citation. .galtimOrs=C btosgabn."
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Inter leid,ten sepinsunacn IL. biaia.

40, NorD=SruaDDdp.
l7ly, W(tGuQUb=StraBe.
l50S, Gtt=YrattzStrabe
gruE9eigentbum i'm algemsinsn.
Baltimore gufneb 9ureau, Wtaurice 2aupbeimtr,
Sen =0ei6Gitsiubrer, 8 Glur, equitable clubbing
(Gftl5, lWit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
WrnnOri9enrgnm at berfanfeu.

GAIA iieat pteiutrns Gottlse, 2ol4 9datDaStr.,
Dfoo III gutsm 3uitanOe, Oranprid ~ bel ll5,
Orun0jIis 50. ytur 500 BAR srTorotrliD.
J. 9turp onpap y, Us GOurtlaRosStr
(3GJ-I2J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
SaItimnrcr Wiarftberi6te.


ESTI@IEI TF sn sI-uIIWsH 0oFFtl90a0EHItH.T
Baltimore, 7. NoDember.
Me6l.- Die bsutige M}eAl3ufu6r
belief 7i8 ouf 1919 6GFer, elm
f6lteBIid 9812 6diIer gu 2Ocuitz
9oint unO 612O 6Gfer gu Canton.
8iiitenDerfonOt Is Suffer Martt tie
tig unO unoerdnOert; 8~interpei3en
G~traig6ts unD patent5 in gutter Na6z
frage. Die Notirungen paren pie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
0rDnuften=Wnrft
: 8rpbufte

Qe6enbes 9efligel: pro 9fun0,
iunge 6i6ner &c. bis 1916; ate 9ii6z
ner 94c. Bis 1Oc.; 9dnie &c. big 1Oc.;
Butter Sc. bis 11c.; Gnten &c. Bis 12c.;
Sauber, pro 9adr 15c. Bis Zoe.
Gier, PRO 9uBenb 22c. Bis 24c.
Nepfel, prQ SAP 75c. Bis 1925;
8irnen, PRO SAP $3.50 big $500;
8rau6er, PRO 5 8funbz8or6 lie. Bis
20c.; Quinces, pro SAB $3.50 Big So;
8~rons6eeren, pro SAB 81 bis So.
Semitic: 8~artoffeln, PRO 8ufdeG
40c. Bis 65c.; 3nie6eln, pro 8uI6el
Csc. Biz 9Oc,; WeiBtpbl, prO 9unbert
$1.OO Bis SIPS; 8opfiaIat, pro 8uz
f6elfiite zoe. uno 40c.; Somatoes, pro
8ui6eG SOC. Bis 7Oc.; 3uderriiben, pro
8iinbel 1c. Bis 11c.; Mfais, pro 9Bo.
1Oc. Bis 12c.; 2imabp6nen, pro 8uz
f6elfiite $1.4O Bis $1.50; SeGerie,
pro 9uBenb 15c. Bis 4Oc.; CRIME 8o6z
men, pro &iite SOC. bis 55c.; @pinat,
pro 8uidelttfte Doc. Bis 35c,; runOe
Hii6en, PRO &tite zoe. Biz 25c.
8rpceries unb Probiipz
mem.
&affinirter 3ufer: pro 9funb, gez
piirfelt, 5.114c.; pulpertIirt, 4.713c.;
StanOurg, granultrt, 4,619c.; fein
granultrt, 4.613c.; Grpitul, 4.613c.;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

SdDuc SSSpbnune init 8 Sir1mcrn,
Grunoitiid 30 bel 40, augenebmc Nabbarl0att,
$500, @ruup3ins 500.
3Dti @auplaBt al Iugufa Qoc., $l.5O pro JuB.
Giniee bargains in i9onen gSobnbduierl.
s. y. y q d nj a II, Nr. 6l2, &aip=SUIl0tng.
0uni9,lS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

9afer. 9eutl9e 9dTer3uTu3t
1922 8uf6el; aus ben @leDatoren 3uz
ridge8pgen 1O,748 8uideI; GIeOutOs
renz@orrat6 396,811 8ui4el. Ser
fduFe: 1 WaggOn Nr, 2 gemii4ter
All 30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
cine Bartie gutter 8droeroben
unb
Merate nRo @potbefen.

spesialift in Scrnia (Sriihe).
Sr. usm. Is. an, sUS 5ortbzNpe., g9sitz
9ureautunpen: 9 bis Z ubr Mittaes (ausgsuOm.
men Souutaos) uuD 8 bis > lbr Ra3mittass tds=
lid. Gann F5 aui riels luDerIdiHes 9sriOuen be-
aitbeu, Die furirt porDtn fHD. (Su!i28, 6Dts)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
9erlaagt int MQaencineM.

Oeuti9es Nrbetts : Na4peiiungSz
8uredu,
CIR. PIG, 6iosS barp=Strube, utter Der guii4A Der
.Ssutiben Gtieli6aft."- SieieLigen. iusIbs bentz
i6s 6anOperter, grbsiter uno Sitnttoten in be
i6dftiQtn lpiiui3.u, molten f4 ptrionI;3 oosr in
i%rnntirteu grlcfen an ben ageutcn Der 8tiell3att'
& olQnu .. Weper, 9r. 2l9, SuosS9arp'
Strabe, member, tpelbtr unenteeltlib 4ustuntt er'
iLtiI.n niro. 'San-o' Isl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
.Seutioe ShluRrdte:

% s.-Ste 3eufl9e WFots3ufu3t
betrug 21,898 8ui6eI; 8erianOt BON
ben Glepatoren 7343 8uI6eI; Glebaz
loren : @orrat6 1902 8uf6el. Ser
tGufe: 5000 8ui6el Sa6r gu 48s,
10000 Do. ali 49,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
Mm 9angften etabIirte
MlaruIanO Qbattel Goan Ag0tiatiOn,

marplano Gbattrl loan AFoflatlon,
Galpert.g Building. @ertttsbaus gesenuber.
8immtr Rr. 29 uno 81 apsittr 6Iur).
Suppff.Gde 5apcttss unn ct. pauls gtra6e.
sReues Gcfes DON 1902 ffrttt befOlst.-2a
DarIeben- $1Ob bis $3.50 Darlrbsn
auf WpbcIn. Nianps, SrseIn ufp.
Sorleben unter $50, 8~eiammttofsu 1910.
Bon $50 bis 500, S~siammttofsu 1876.
Wtt 6 Qro5sut monutlia fir 8eft=Setrug.
5 Nros,nt ouf @ttrdge bon iibsr 800.
Ribe 9eltp9one: ct. 9aul 2l34, GOurtluno 735
abrsHe: Gilbert BIume, ir.. Setretdr.
gulDertsguiloing, Baltimore.
Qaent pirs pOriprs6en uno gratis bic Raten
srt!dreR. CHoD9,lJ,1&S
Gele perIiehen auf Wfobeln'
rbu. GrtFcrnung p~erisI6,n. esitbli6, S;nien, ldngFs
3.rmins, Iei6tefe 8Idiqblungsn, e%Ouldntsfts 8sS
banpluna, obiolut psri6tutsgsn. IS piTo Ssuti4
etipro4eu.
THE PHOENIX LOAN COMPANY,
"A soilp Ruprs Building, gazette H. ct. gsaVEr.
CSuli2,l0
3arleben ani WDbeln nno anDcrc
6i6trbeit.n fir 6 9~rojtnt-esHuu mad Dem nsusu
geitb; priDdtim.
Ribter. Ir. 21O, Chsserinstousstr.
3imm.r gtr. 4, sgariGutsguiGOing.'
Sn Ger Office pirb Seutib se%fpr0oen.
(y1at2G.ia5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
3u pfrfaufer
anf OrunSeisentbum.

Sarlcber BON $500 bis $4,000
AMI @rurotiotntbum in Der 6taOt unO Dem 9anOe;
~nitDrjoe 3irsraten. s. u. Serrp & Son,
Rr. 225, 81. 9duI=straBt. (Cftl9, 6Dtte)
9arleben anf MObel II. |. III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
steQengeinde

StsIIteeiu6:
Gin gddsr iu6t STEELE ais brittle 6dno. Nabz
aufrootu in Nr. 1882, 6ootft= StraBe, GotnftsSolnt.
312J
SteIIeeeiu6:
Suuotr oeuti6tr Rdufnaun iubt pafenot BE-
{bdfttauua. s. g.. G6ring, Rr. Il, Stptrlp, Str,
slpii6en 9iQbt= uno Gbarles=Strabe. (3u-2)
SteIIeeefu6:
Gin ltoigtr 1lann iudt Sttas in eintm Saioon
oils 6ilfs =9artenoer ODER Gunibmdnn. Nortfs:
I'll. g. Scuti6tr Gorrsiponoent. (3ll-2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
$4,000 Soar $500 pro @So1e

S0U.UU SaQr- S0.UU ptu SSulyt
gu pcrfaufen:
3psiit0fige 9Guisr NIT ie95 3intncrn OIL gr0of=
6trake, 3tpiI6en 9altimorezStr. unD 5alrnountz
glue., utbeu pYatttriOnsBart1. 9itie 3dulsr ent=
balten ale ueucftn 8equtmli6fsittu, eini4iitBIl9
c.mentirts &caer unO NarmOr=2rtppcH. 9rtis
500. 9ruuOj,ng 81 idbrli@. @rOpt=otraBe lit
nit Den btiten pitrIfi3.rtsH 3itgcIt'intn gepIIaftrt.
GoD ). 0aIla9ber, 9aauuternsbmer.
CauI8) Rr. 2638, OiE9aitimOrtz5tr
gu perfaufen
9iIGig - 17-3l uAo 40 older; Elm neucs
0lus Gui eiutm; bIat9, w'nn oteie Nobe NOD
Oertauit. 81 crFragtn bel y cannon, 3meIter
iflur, rGalpcrtAYtbluOt.~ (Gtt24l0
3u pcrfaufen.
8sqtu Ici9tt SeOtu9uu9e -
Bobnbduier in alien StaOttbsiltn. SoBn o..
3 ID D, 302 6tD~,litn=guJlOing. CHS VtD
Su perFdufeu:
s. older al Der rQ9etlI4eH N'ar9Idnotr Sabn,@
nabe gB c il III / It 7, bsbdut.
239 Qdtr in D / { : 6 o u II tp, q
Msilen BON Der StaOtgrense.
iferner feins GanGi5 e in Tt. Waibington
unO Gatonsuile.
9arrp 8. atgtftr,
(2pr26, Il, S&S( 9G6 Union Grut clubbing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
Anse,gen.-3n berfanien.
Nutpmntifdhe Srpp 9edl

9iaiu, id6n uuo lcj6t a%rbsitsnO. Stnnodros
Hdbmaibiutn. 9aar ODER GrcDit. 8;l:srer gtaz
i6inen=2aosu in Der 5taot. Gbug. Z. Sbar=
Ter, Rr. 654, 99.it=9ultimorezStr. ul4..)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
0afe!
S6Ke!

ur Relic i'm auslaHbs beiorst ~innsrbalb "a StusA,u
Al bcbeuteno berabgee5tem Rreiie
@ouaTO Ratnc,
&AAmeRs&Ge SaIti7oEszS tEaRe gao BORsSiEess@ge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
Sn b%ermietben.


3u permietben:
Wlinl6ens ptrtbe Ytilbrei=5arm; DfltDtr Ol=
ttrItt, nabe Der Staot. 5tuurt &e1rHen
Hr. a, SROs8dpz5trabe. CRop4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
gu pcrfdufen:

2ebsnOs 8dniefeorn trfter alaTc, o une soc.
oas giunD. Ser bete 9rei5 fpirO bsiablt tur alts
antife Dlabasuup=Nobelu s4msriean Gcotbsr Co.
9tr. go, Noro=Gutap=5traBe. CDtdil9, Il, 2&SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
2rrlnmgt.- Maaner rno Gnaben.

YerlaHgt
Gin leoieer ocuti6er Wtauu ais 9feroefneDt III
ciuCm Mil0qti6dit. @u9SuiraeeH bel 6barlc59Slsz
foip on Der altcn 6reoerid=9toao, %otesletts pom
r9ourie @rae=6rieobofe.~ Gl2-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

erldnQf:
Gin @dftr ais erfc ODER 3lueitt Soano tur eates
mn Y1ciBbroo: 5agarbeit. Nad3u1ra9en III III
935, NrqDlezApsnue. pl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

Gin outer itar.cr Gnabc, I'M i'm Srpadun9s[Sez
sarttment einas Sbpeinc=p 0ttlgtibdfts ju arbeIten.
Gficrten unter . 5l9. p9cuti6er Gorrt!pOnOent"'
(3ll-3)
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-07-18
MISSING STEAMERS.
No Tidings Received From the Port.
land and jeanne, Long Overdue.

Port Townsend, Wash, July IA
The steamship Oregon. from Dutch
Harbor. July 4. brfss no news from
the missing steaBers Portland and
Jeanne, long overdue at Nome. Many
searching vessels have returned with
absolutely no tidings from the over
due steamers and the belief comes
more unavoidable that each has been
crushed in the ice and all on board
have persisted. The Oregon was forced
TO return with jury rudder, her own
steering gear having broken down or
the second day after the vessel left
the sound. The cutter Manning re-
ports that there is no truth In the ru-
NOR that the Jeanne blew up and sank
at Nunivek island.
Seattle, Wash. July 1.-THE steam
er Portland arrived at St Michaels
July .. according TO a special dispatch
received by the Post Intelligencer
from Dawson. The news was tele-
graphed up river to Nulato. where the
steamer Sarah brought IL on to Eagle.
Thence It was wired to Dawson. The
vessel is in good condition and the
passengers and crew are we'll
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-07-18
FELL INTO THE PIAZZA.
Famous Bell Tower Of s.. Marks Ca
thedral, Venice, in Ruins.

Venice. Italy. July l5.-The Campo
nile detached bell tower of ST.
Marks church. 900 feet high. collapsed
Monday morning and fell with a great
crash into the piazza. The campanile.
which was entirely detached from the
cathedral. collapsed where it stood and
is now a heap of ruins.
The cathedral and palace of the
Doges are quite safe. but a corner of
the royal palace was damaged. Re
pairs of the campanile were to have
been commenced Monday Il is feared
there were some loss of life The
ruins are surrounded by a Gordon of
troops. The first intimation Of danger
was the sudden appearance Sunday
of longitudinal crack in the corner
Of the wall. facing the clock. and
breaking off two windows. A concert
which had been arranged to be held
on the piazza Sunday evening was
stopped by order of the project. with
the object of preventing a concourse
of people.
The ruins are piled up to height
of 100 feet and thtSiazza di San Mar
co and the adjoining squares are Gov
cred with debris and dust Some dam
age was done to the San Sovino log
get. or vestibule. on the east side of
the campanile.
The campanile stood opposite the
church or cathedral of St Marks II
was founded in SSS, restored in 1929.
provided with a marble top in 1417.
and in 1917 was crowned with the fig
ure of an angel nearly l6 feet high.
The Ioggetta or vestibule on the east
side of the campanile was once a rem
devious of the nobilla and afterwards
a waiting room for the guards during
the sessions of the great council
There were bronze statues of Peace.
Apollo. Mercury and Pallar on the COP
ing of the campanile. and its fine
bronze doors were much admired. At
the top of the tower a fire Waterman.
with a telescope. was continually sta
toned
The municipal council has decided
10 open a preliminary fund of 500 600
lire (about 100000 for the rebuild
ing of the campanile and the Sansovino
loggetta. A public subscription will
also be opened for the same purpose.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-07-18
RECURRENT DEMENTIA.
Miss Ada Barker, In An Insane Asy-
lum, Receivers Her Mind.

Terrell. Tex, July 1.-THE young
woman, Miss Ada Barker. who was
brought to the state insane asylum
here by the sheriff of FL Paso county a
week ago in a supposedly demented
condition, has so far recovered that
she remembers having left her home
in New York during the latter part of
May for the Galveston carnival. After
reaching Galveston Miss Bankers
mind is a blank until within the last
few days. The young woman was
well supplied with money on leaving
New York, and still retains a portion
of II. She has written relatives in
New York apprising them OF her
whereabouts and condition. Physi-
clans pronounce her case one of dOu-
bic consciousness of recurrent de-
mentia.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-07-18
KING VICTOR EMMANUEL.
He Pays Visit TO the Gar and Gar
ina 81 Russia.

st. Petersburg, July 14.-Emperor
Nicholas H., wearing the chain of the
order of the Annunziata; the caro-
witch, the Russian grand dukes,
Count Lamsdorff, the minister of for
eign affairs; the other cabinet minis
tiers and number of officers greeted
King Emmanuel of Italy upon his ar
rival at the railway station here Sun
day afternoon. Preceded by band
playing the Italian national anthem. a
guard of honor escorted their males
ties to the palace, where the czarina
and dowager empress welcomed King
Victor. A banquet in honor of the
royal guest was given in the hall OF
Peter the Great in the palace at
which the cabinet. ministers. the mem
bers of the Italian embassy and high
court dignitaries were present.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-07-18
NEW CHINESE MINISTER.
LANG Chen Tung. Man of Imposing
STATURE, Speaks English Fluently.

Washington, July 15.-It is expected
that Minister WI will not leave Wash
ington for his new post in China for
some weeks. His successor. Liang
Chen Tung, is now attached TO the
Chinese special embassy TO the coro-
nation of King Edward. headed by
Prince Chun, son of Prince Ching.
who is the head of the Chinese board
of foreign affairs and the embassy is
expected 10 attend The coronation cere-
mony in August.
Prince Chun is to return TO China
by way of the United States and the
officials of the Chinese legation are
not prepared TO say whether the new
minister will take up his duties at the
legation on his arrived in the United
States. or go to China with Prince
Chun and return later 10 Washington.
Officials personally acquainted with
the new minister describe him as a
man of imposing statue. being over
six feet in height and slightly inclined
to stoutness. He speaks English with
the greatest facility.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-07-18
GEN. THOMAS 81. MORGAN.
Succumbed to Kidney Disease at His
Home in Yonkers, N. Y.

New York. July 14.-Gen. Thomas
]. Morgan, who has been i'll at Yonk-
ers. where he lived. died Sunday, aged
~. Death was due to kidney disease.
Gen. Morgan was born in Franklin.
no enlisted as private and rose to
thu rank of brevet brigadier general.
President Harrison made him commits
sioner of Indian affairs. At the time
of his death Gen. Morgan was secre-
tary of the Home Mission society of
the Baptist church. The body will
be taken to Rochester, n. Y, for
burial.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-07-18
Supreme Court sustains the Po0e
Ease Trade Mark

Justice LaughEn. in Supreme Court, Buf
falo, mas ordered a permanent injunction
VITA costs. and a full accounting OF sales
to issue against Paul b. Hudson, the manu-.
taetqrer OF the foot powder called DIR
Clark's Foot Powder and also against a
retail dealer of Brooklyn, restraining them
from making or selling the DIR. Clark's Foot
Powder, which is declared, in the decision
OF the Court, an imitation and infringement
OF "Foot-Ease, the powder 10 shake into
your shoes. Allen $. Olmsted. Of lie Roy,
y. Y, is the owner of the trademark
<cot-Ease." Similar suits will be brought
against others VINO are now infringing on
the Foot-Ease trademark and common law
rights
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-07-18
Mont Peiee in Eruption.

Fort de France. Island of Martin.
ique. July 14.-Saturday night and
Sunday Mont Pelee was in eruption.
the activity being as great as that of
Saturday and Wednesday last
Morne Rouge. Ajoupa Bouillon and
Maconia were covered with cinders
and were rendered uninhabitable for
several hours. The volcano emitted
dense column of flame and at the
same time electrical phenomena were
observed. The eruption was accom-
panied by deep rumbling resembling
continuous thunder.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-07-18
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
The Encampment 20 Be Held in De-
troit, Mich, Next September.

Washington. July 15.-Adjt. Gen. L.
c. Dyer. of the Spanish war veterans
has received encouraging news con-
corning the coming encampment of
the Spanish war veterans in Detroit
next September. President Roosevelt
will receive a hearty and fraternal wei
come from his comrades. The date
of the encampment is September %.
%. "a and 20. The president will be
there the 22d. and after viewing the
parade. will make an address. The
Spanish war veterans now have about
las 900 members in the United States.
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IN SOUTH AFRICA.
IL is Predicted That Peace Will Not
Last Two Years.

Colorado Springs. Col, July 14.-H
C. Derooy. an adjutant in the Boer
war under Delarey, is in the city on q
visit. He says in his opinion peace
viii not last two years in the Trans
wall The arms turned into the Brit
ish are worthless and good ones have
been buried in secret places. He says
England is trying to make Englishmen
of the Roers. and when they put on
the screws too hard the latter will
rebel.
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MAJ. GEN. WHEATON.
Retired From the Army, Having
Reached the Statutory Age.

Washington, July 15.-Maj. Gen.
Lloyd Wheaton closed his active mill
tary career Monday. having reached
the statutory retiring age of "a years.
He is at his hi ile in this country.
where he recently arrived from the
Philippines. The vacancy caused by
his retirement already has been antici-
pated by the appointment of Brig. Gen.
John c. Bates. now commanding the
department of Missouri, at Omaha.
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Plot Against President Of lIr,,m,v

Monteyideo. Uruguay. July a
President Juan J.. Cuestas. of the're-
public of Uruguay. recently discovered
the existence of plot against his lifs
AS tresult two senators have been
banLhed and a number of military off.
GERS are under arrest.
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Buying American MACHINERY

Berlin. july. IA private dispatcb
received here from Warsaw SAYS the
agricultural societies of Poland are
negotiating with American manufac-
turers direct for he purchase of ma
chinery. excluding he German middle
men, This step is believed to be aimed
at South German machinery
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Gen. chaffee Relieved.

Washington. July 15.-Gen. Chaffee
has been relieved of the command in
the Philippines and ordered to the
command of the department of the
east by an order issued Monday by
Secretary Root Maj. Gen. George w.
Davis succeeds him as the commander
of the United States forces in the Phil
inDiupS
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senator Proctor. Finest speech.

Senator Proctor. OF Vermont, say, the
finest speech he ever made consisted 81 only
four words. 1t was in retort to Senator
Hoars sarcastic little thrust in a speech
directed az the Green mountain senator
He said. No man in Vermont l. allowed
TO vote. unless he has made $500 trading
with Massachusetts people" Wherein
Proctor said: And we all vote. Chicago
Inter Ocean.
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This Nav Settle IN

Springfield, ILL.,. july A.-The Unit
Mine Workers of Illinois will not vote
for general strike at he national
convention TO be held at Indianapolis
next week. Without the votes of the
Illinois delegates. it is said n will he
impossible to call out the sat coal
men.
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The Santa Fe strikere

Cleburne. Tex. July 1.-THE Santa
Fe strikers Sunday gave out a state
ment that the engineers have prom
ised not to handle locomotives on
which repair work done by the ma
chinists now beingN Imported to take
the places of the stTkers.
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Strikes in Cuba

Havana. July 15.-Twenty-two trades
unions of Cienfuegos. including the
Iougshoremen's. stevedores, cooks
coach drivers and bakers unions have
struck in support of the strike of the
men employed in unloading timber.