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The Conservative, 1902-04-24

HVoo 40 ViiS iiOAuo VI UIlc tIdppcT Ike
the sailor, he cares but little to
which point Of the compass he steers
and Jones and Carson readily
abandoned their voyage to St. Louis,
and turned their faces towards the
Rocky Mountains and the Pacific.
son the following morning (May
26th,) as they were all on shore,
breakfasting on one of the beautiful
banks of the river, they observed two
canoes descending along the opposite
side. By the aid of spy glasses, they
ascertained that there were two
white men in one of the canoes, and
one in the other. A gun was dis
charged, which called the attention
Of the voyageurs, who crossed over.
They proved to be three Kentucky
hunters of the true "dreadnought"
stamp. Their names were Edward
Robinson, John Hoback, and Jacob
Rizner. Robinson was veteran
back woodsman, sixty-six years of
age. He had been one of the first
settlers of Kentucky, and engaged in
many Of the conflicts of the Indians
on "the Bloody Ground.'' In one of
these battles he had been scalped, and
he still wore handkerchief bound
round his head to protect the part.
These men had passed several years
in the upper wilderness. They had
been in the service of the Missouri
Company under Mr.. Henry, An
drew Henry, later General Ashley's
partner] and had crossed the Rocky
Mountains with him in the preced-
ing year, when driven from his post
on the Missouri by the hostilit;es of
the Blackfeet. After crossing the
mountains, Mr.. Henry had estab-
lished himself on one of the head
branches of the Columbia River.
There they had remained with him
for some months, hunting and trap
ping, until, having satisfied their
wandering propensities, they felt dis
posed to return to the families and
comfortable homes which they had
left in Kentucky. They had accord
ingly made their way back across the
mountains, and down the rivers,
and were in full career for St.
Louis, when thus suddenly inter
rupted The sight of powerful
party Of traders, trappers, hunters,
and voyageurs, we'll armed and
equipped, furnished at all points, in
high health and spirits, and ban
quoting Justify on the green margin
of the river, was spectacle equally
stimulating to these veteran back
woodsmen with the glorious array of
a campaigning army to an old SOL
dier; but when they learned the
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to fall in with them, as they are apt to
be in savage humor, and disposed to
vent their spleen in capricious outrage.
These signs, therefore, of band of
marauders on the prowl, called for some
degree of vigilance on the part of the
travellers.
"After passing the Nebraska, the
party halted for part of two days on
the bank of the river, little above
Papillion Greek, to supply themselves
with stock Of oars and poles from the
tough wood Of the ash, which is not
met with higher up the Missouri.
While the voyageurs were thus occupied,
the naturalists rambled over the ad-
jacent country to collect plants. From
the summit Of a range of bluffs on the
opposite side of the river, about two
hundred and fifty feet high, they had
one of those vast and magnificent pros
poets which sometimes unfold them
selves in those boundless regions Be-
low them was the Valley of the Mis-
souri,, about seven miles in breadth,
clad in the fresh verdure of spring;
enameled with flowers and interspersed
with clumps and groves Of noble trees,
between which the mighty river poured
it's turbulent and turbid stream. The
interior of the country presented
singular scene the immense waste be-
ing broken up by innumerable green
hills, not above eight feet in height,
but extremely steep, and actually pointed
at their SUBMITS. [These pyramids, in
the bottoms between Pacific Junction
and Council Bluffs, are mentioned by
several early travellers. A long line of
bluffs extended for upwards of thirty
miles parallel to the Missouri, with
shallow lake stretching along their base,
which had evidently once formed a bed
of the river. The surface of this lake
was covered with aquatic plants, on the
broad leaves of which numbers of water
snakes drawn forth by the genial warmth
of spring, were basking in the sunshine.
"On the 10th of May the party arrived
at the Omaha pronounced Omawhaw)
village, about eight hundred and thirty
miles above the mouth of the Missouri,
and encamped in it's neighborhood. The
village was situated under hill on the
bank of the river, and consisted of about
eighty lodges. These were Of circular
and conical form, and about sixteen
feet in diameter being mere tents Of
dressed buffalo skins, sewed together
and stretched on long poles, inclined
towards each other so as to cross at
about half their height.
1.-THE forms of Indian lodges are
worthy Of attention, each tribe having
n d;forant uoda Of shaninp and arranp-
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pearance, being painted with undulat-
ing bands Of red and yellow, or deco
rated with rude figures of horses, deer,
and buffaloes, and with human faces,
painted like full moons, four or five
feet broad.
"The Omahas were once one of the
numerous and powerful tribes of the
prairies, vying in warlike might and
prowess with the Sioux, the Pawnees,
the Sauks, the Konzas, and the Iatans
[Comanches] Their wars with the
Sioux, however, had thinned their
ranks, and the smallpox in 1902 had
swept off two-t thirds Of their number.
At the time of Mr.. Hunts visit they
still boasted about two hundred war
riors and hunters, but they are now fast
melting away, and before long will be
numbered among those extinguished ma
tions of the west that exist but in ira.
dition.
"On the 10Th Of May they departed
from the village Of the Omahas, and
set forwards towards the country of
the formidable Sioux Tetons. For
the first five days they had fair
and fresh breeze, and the boats made
good progress. The wind then came
ahead, and the river beginning to
rise, and to increase in rapidity, be-
tokened the commencement of the
annual flood, caused by the. melting
of the snow on the Rocky Mountains,
and the vernal rains of the upper
prairies
Gas they were now entering q
region where foes might be lying in
wait on either bank, it was deter
mined, in hunting for game, to con-
fine themselves principally to the
islands, which sometimes extend to
considerable length, and are beauti-
fully wooded, affording abundant pas
turage and shade. On one of these
they killed three buffaloes aud two
elks, and halting on the edge of a
beautiful prairie, made sumptuous
hunters repast. They had not long
resumed their boats and pulled along
the river banks when they de-
scried canoe approaching, navigated
by two men, whom, to their surprise,
they ascerJained to be white men.
They proved to be two of those
strange and fearless wanderers of the
wilderness, the trappers, Their
names were Benjamin Jones and
Alexander Carson. They had been
for two years past hunting and trap
ping near the head of the Missouri,
and were thus floating for thousands
of miles in a cnckle- shell, down a
turbulent, stream, through regions
l. L..sI
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Ghirnau'sr ,,SpubIer" b~rrurtheilt.

Gbicugo, ST., %. Stunt. - Der
9ro3eB gegen bic ungebli4en 8ei6nOz
renenJ 8eite8er, fpeI9er iett bret @oz
6en bier fpielte, bat nit Der S6uIOigz
fpre9ung unb 8erurt6eilung aqer iiez
BEN 4ngetlagten gesnOet. 8tuiam S.
Gallagher bat 8efGngniB auf un6ez
ftimmte 3eit erbalten; Die 4npdlte
O'OonneG, 8rabb unb Simon limb gu
ie $4,000 Celebrate berurtbeilt NOR
ben; O'OonneG's 8ruber So9n gu Ell
ner Celebrate bon $500 unb Die beiz
Den @eI4DOrenen s. &. 2aprence
unb 9erbert 2Ot6erb gu je 5000.
Ser pro3eB entitanb aus ben Streiz
tigfeiten, peG4e bic 8epo6ner Der
9ortaot Quitin nit Der Union Sracz
tion Company" pegen Der Gouetttrung
boppelten 5a4rgeloes butten. @s fam
gum pro5eB, BEL mel9em uGs 8e9tsz
pertreter Der SroLlebIG ompugnte Die
brei qenuanten Qnpdlte fungirten uno
ben grp5eB fir bieiel6e %gelpannen. @s
tpurbe bann gegen Die QnpGlte Der
Sroueb<gompdgnie unb gegen einige
8eI9porene Die 8efte6ungsflage err
boben. Gin5elne Der @ei9norenen
bs5eugten uuf benz 3eugenitanb, baB
tie flint Dollars fir lire Stimme BON
Der SrOGep@@ompagnie erbalten bGt>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-01
germii6te teIeQrup9ii6e SepeI6eu.

@eitern. ereigneten it8 tpieDer
Srapale in @erbinbung nit benz
StraBenbabn : Strife gu 9antufet,
R.zS., unb Die @eieGf8aFt fteute ben
@erte6r nu9 Sonnenuntergang Elm.
= 5enrD 8arb, Elm 4merifaner,
unb feline @qttin iinb na9e Sos, i'm
merifaniI9en Staate Sonora, BON
5pei in ibren0 ienften fte6enben M}eriz
tanern ermorbet porben. Die W20rz
Der tpurben auf Der Slu4t bon ben
ibnen na6IeBenben poIi5ei6eamten err
f9oTen. @arb po9nte fri6er nQEe
Brandon, Ser.
= U2it 3nei &~ebolpern bepdffnet
mu9te Der @erii9erungsz unb@runb=
eigenthums : @gent Gbarles 80. SAT-
in Chicago etnen berfe6Iten 8erIu6,
ben Barber Gilbert McU2ulen gu err
morben. Damn f4loB er fi9 in fetn
8iireau Elm unb erf4oB fi9 ielbf.
Die @eranGafung gu Der Shat mar
@ifsrfu4t tpe9sn zines 6rauen3im>
mers.
= 5ranf Sones, Correspondent
Der nRatiOnul Commercial 8anf" in
@G6anb. N.zY., 1T bort auF bic On
tlage, $4,000 bon ben Sonbs Der 8ant
unterf4lagen gu BADEN, per6aftet unb
ben 8roBgei9pOrenen ii6erantportet
porben.
= Our4 Seuer 3erIt0rt tpurbe Der
9ei4dftstbeil bes Srtes 9erter, g.
81 @4aben $4,000. Mebrere
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Sis6rotu luiro iid feaen.
Gr ion am 9ientag iiber Die SrugOz
bic an Der SianaS8at Nu5funft
ge6en.

Gr 1pu an Otenl tag uber Die Srd90>
bic an Der Sianas8ai Nusfunft
ge6en.
Rem gorf, 20, SUM-, = 2Ouis
9i56rop, pel6er ii4 bis6er geneigert
bat, ben 8ebOrOen NuftlGrung iiber
ben Sob BON Clarence Softer unO
Sara6 2aprence, berenQei9en geitern
Dor 5tpei Wo6sn in Der Siana : 8ai
BEL Sob 9rounb, 2.zS., gefunoen
purben, gu geben, pirO ii4 am Diem
flag gum @erb0r einfinOen, ba, tpie
beri4tet, Elm 9uft6efebl gegen i'm
au5ge1teQt porOen lit. St mar in Der
Na9t bonn M}ontag auf 9ienitag,
bonn 9. Bis 10. SUM-, in @eieuf4uft
5oiter's un0 0es als n9imple" 2apz
renee befannten MdO3erS, aber felt
benz 10. berT9nunben unb fte1te ft9
nt6t gum Snqueit. Sein &ntpalt,
&oplanb MiIes, pel3er bis6er err
fldrte, 9isbron tperbe ii4 nur iteGen,
tpenn Elm 9aftbefe6l erluTen perbe,
Iugte geftern, baB er me6rfa4 beriu4t
babe, ii9 telep6oniI6 nit benz 9tz
ftriftsantpalt Smith in @er6tnOung
gu feBen, baB es inn u6er ni9t gelunz
gen lei, Oenfel6en 5u ipre6en. @r
fiigte bin3u, er niinife offi3ieQen Be-
f8eib iiber ben GrluB zines 9aftbe>
fe6ls 81 er6alten unb tpo1e BON Dem
9titrift8anpalt tpifen, O6 er in Der
Mngelegen6eit ettpas tbun foue. SoQte
feline Mit6ilfe erpini6t iein, Dann
t0nne er 9isbrop CUR STEELE %bringen,
boruusgefeBt, baB Elm 9aft6efebl aus
geIteQt unD formelle Qntla9e gegen
ben iungen Mann er6oben lit. 4uf
bic 6rage, tpie lange 3eit er brau4en
niiroe, Inn 9isbrop bor5ufi6ren,
anttportete er, baB IS ni6t LANCE ne6z
men tpiirbe. Nuf Die 8emertung, DaB
fem Silent einem @erii9t 3ufolge ii6
in Connecticut befinOe, be~rpeigerte er
bic Nnttport unb erfldrte, baB er ben
4ufent6altsort befel6en ni4t perraz
t6en tperbe.
DIS 9iItrittsanpalt Smit6 geItern
nit 9etettio 6ielbs mad HiOerbeab
fam, um nit benz S6eriff BON Sufz
fllfsGountp tpegen Der 8ouitredung
bes 6uft6efe6lS gu conferiren, erfu6r
er, baB M}iles i'm ipre6en tpDQe, @r
REF ben Nnpalt telepbonii4 auf un0
t6eilte i6m nit, baB er einen 9uftbez
fe6l fir 9isbrop ausgeiteGt babe,
unb r7u9te i'm, ben Mtann ben 8ez
BORDEN aus3uIiefern. Mftles erpioerte
barauf, baB er iein 8er7pre6en elm
l0ien unb an 9ienitag, 8ormittags
I'm 112 1br, nit feinem <enten in
Sout6ampton erf4einen perbe.
9fi9ter Softer, Dem 9ts6ron am
OienTtag borgefibrt fperben ntrb,
iagte, buB Der 9uftbefebl auf 9run0
Der Qngaber BON bier perfonen, beren
Namen er dber ni9t nennen pO1te,
ausQefteQt purbe. Don Der 8erne6z
mung Oisbrop's tperbe es ab6dngen,
ob er Der @rmorbung Spiter's unb
@ara6's bef9u1btgt unO benz 8erFa6z
rem Der 9ranbzSurp ii6erDiefen tperz
Sor fS,,rs
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Ghiffsnnmriflterr.

9epz gort, %. Stunt. &ngea
fommen finb bier Die 9ampFer ga
8retagne" Don SABRE unO nPotSoam"
bon RDtterDGm.
geu6D 6eob, %, SUM-, -
9aIiirt lit bier Der 9ampfer nMtoltte"
ouf Der 8a6rt bon 9am6nrg no3
NepzYort.
Qt3urb, 20. SUM-, @sii4tet
purDe bier Der 0ampfer g8aoer>
lamb" BON Nen>gOrt na4 @ntper@
pen beItimmt.
9umpfer rGout5part" fam DON
Gepzgort bier an.
Q4sen5tOpn n, %. SUM-. -
9on gepzgorf bier a~ngeIangt unO
nab QiperPool peitergefa6ren 1T Der
0ampfer yGnmric." Ser 2iOerpOOler
9umpfer nGtrurio" fu6r BON 4iet
nab 0epz0ort peiter.
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@ntfeielte Glemente.

Sprnabo in Snbidnu. = 9rei ober
me6r Sobte unb a6t bis neun
@erleBte. = 9roBer petuntdrer
\ S9aben.
o @bansbtGGe, Snb., 20. Stunt
= 0ur9 einen Sornaoo, tpel6er leBtg
Na9t bur9 bas bieiige GountD fegte.
purben brei perIonen get0Otet unt
fieben Biz a4t i4per berleBt. Die
u%nglIdsfdue ereigneten it9 gu Ct
MenbeI, etpa 10 W}eilen BON bier.
Die Spbten finb: Clarence @oeboe,
so Sabre alt, AnOrep9 oeboe, 7Sa6re
alt, uno Gbriftian 2augel.
Die am i9nerfen 8erlebten limb:
5rant 8oeObe, Saco6 0Reiienber, @eo.
Wtnberbeimer unb 9ietri98olf. Der
@turm eritredte ii9 auf cine etpa 3ipei
W3eilen breite Spur uno bemolirte
biele 8ebGube. Der pefuniGre S4uz
ben betrdgt ettpa 100000. Qu9 gu
ct. PbtlIips, 9ofep : Gountp, ri8tete
Der Sturm groBe 8erbeerungen an,
unb Elm Meni4enle6en ging bort berz
loren. Sn biefiger Stabt puJen
mebrere 9e6duOe bei6Goigt unb auf
benz Green Riber IoQ Elm S9leppz
0umpfer unter8egangen iein. gu
@ebb5 Station, gbarlefon unb Ger
ington Iiegen Diele 8obn4duIer in
Sriimmern.
Ct. 2ouis, 20. Sum-. - Die
6ieitge Stabt 1T 6eute bas Centrum
zines beifpieuos 9efttgen G]egeniturms,
fpel6er f4pn geitern friib uusbra4.
5,45 3oq &egen ftnb bereit8 gefaIen.
Der Sturm eritredt 7i8 BON bem5elsz
gebirge Big na4 ben Nlegbente8 unb
f4lieBt &anfas, Soma, Mifouri, 81
limbs, Snbtana, Ohio un0 8enniDlz
banien Elm. M}an i4Gbt ben in bic
flyer Stabt unb umge6unq bur9 ben
Winb aQein angeri6teten S9aben auf
ettpa $250,OOO. Ser Minb erret6te
cine S4neGigfeit BON ettpa so M}eiz
Zen PRO Stunbe urb mari 8Gume, Sc
legrapbenpfGble, 3Gune II. +. IN. mol
ien6aft iiber ben 9aufen. Ser Selez
grap6enberfe6r lit unterbro9en unb
auf ben 8abnen Iinb Die meiiten 3i8e
bur9 NuspaI8ungen berfpdtet. @ine
500 SUP LANCE Strede Der n0rOli6en
M}arer bes n@arieb SnOuftrtes Yuz
lace" auf benz NusIteuungsplaBe, De-
rem Sunbament bur4 8affer unterz
piiblt iporben mar, lit eingeitiir3t. Sin
GROCER She'll ,bes 4usfteuungSplaBes
1tebt unter @ai1er.
NorfoIf, 3d., %. SUM-. - Sin
6eftiger SibpeItTturm fpiit6ete beute
ben gan3enSag arf Der 90be BON Sap
6atteraS. Ser Ninb errei4te bort
cine @6nelligfeit BON 46 M}eilen pro
Stunbe unb BEL Sap 6enrD pon 40
M}eilen pro Stunbe. 8iele S3tFfe
BADEN 3uflu8t in 6ampton 8oaos
gefu4t unb tparten bort auF rbeferes
Wetter.
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Sc3irfsturnfeit in RcWpOrt.
Sine grinnerung an bic f4peren
Sample Der ranOpnot6ing" z3eit.
= 9roBe 8et6etligung.

Ginrfnnott, O., 90. sunni. -
Die Surner bes O6ioz3urn6e3irfs
ba6en unter Qeitung be5 8e3irtsz
@pre6ers Diqtam Riefer groBe Dor
bereitungen getrOffen fir ba5 8e3irtS>
Surnfeit, peI9es in @er6inbung nit
benz 5Ozid6rigen 9tiftungSFe1t Der
Nenporter Surngemeinbe geftern un0
beute begdngen ipurbe. &uBer ben 8ez
3irfsbereinen iinb 8Gfte aus Sn6tanuz
polls, louisville unb Columbus elm
~getroffen, ferner Der ate Surnerzgetcz
ran 0m, PfGnber aus Nepzulm,
Mtnn., tpel4er ieiner 3eit bic Surnz
gemeinbe nit griin0en balf unb BEL
Dem SubeIfeit Der gbrengait lit.
Die Nepporter Surngemeinbe muir
be bor so Sa6ren BON Gincinnatier
Surnern, ME Nm. gfGnber, GarI
9aebe, Siberian 9eB, QuguIt @8eG,
9eter S4erer, Otto 8tQ un6 G6riit.
@tege, gegriinbet. |0a &entudD baz
mails mod Elm Sflabenf taut mar unb
man pobl tpuBte, baB bic 3urner
entI6iebene 8egner Der Stlaoerei ndz
rem, 10 fe6lte es natiirlt9 nt6t an On
fe3tungen, Die a6er INNER mut6bpu
ii6ernunben purben, unb nur einmuI
OrO9te cine ernitIi4e 8efa6r, al5 i'm
Sabre 1856 Der 1e6erfau Der in 60
Dington CUR 5a6nenpei6e %perIammeIz
ten Surner16aft erfDlgte unD Die Qfz
faire ii9 no4 Repport biniiber 5og,
ND Die Surner ii9 in Der Surn6aQe
DerbarrifuOtren muBten. DIS Damn Der
bon ben Surnern eri6ofene Nepporz
ter Mari6aQ b~egraben pur0e, IoQte
BEL Der 3iiffebr pom Qei6enbeqGngz
nib Die Surnbaue 5erIt0rt perben.
Ser 4ngriff unter6lie6 jebo6, ba Die
4nitifter ermittelt batten, baB cine Be-
nuffnete SurnerI9aar 3u i6rem Gmz
pfung 6ereit mar. 8ei'm Nus6ru9
be5 8iirgerfrieges f6lOfen it9 Die
gtepporter Dem Ginctnnutier Surnerz
8egiment an, unb pd6ren6 Der folz
genOen bier Sabre ru6te bas turneriz
f4e 2e6en, um mad 8eenbigung bes
&rieges BON Neuem gu er6lii6en. Seitz
benz bat Die Netpporter Surngemeinoe
unentpegt gebolfen an Der S0r0erung
bentf4er unb turnerti4er 8eitrebunz
dert.
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AGerGei S~ntereG6ntes.

0er i'm Sabre 1883 gegriin0ete unO
1891 erneuertc 9retbunb lit auf
neitere 3e6n Sabre o~erIGngert norOen.
0a6ur6 lit Der 5rieOe in europa au4
auf Die nd8ite 3ett geit4ert. 8telfa4
mar gu Nnfang 6ieIe8 Sa6reS Die 9tebe
oubon, boB Der BON benz itaat5mdnntz
| i6en q, 9, 6, Nnbrafp, 8tSmard
uno griIpi, in's Qeben geruf ene 8un0
aus Dem Qeim ge6en tperOe; a[letn
| SStalie1, beIIen 4ustrttt aus Der 4lz
lian3 bafUr9tet fpurbe, bat es fir tliiz
ger Qe6olten, berIelben treu 81 bleiben.
Billions Diplomatic bat einen Steg
gu ber3ei8nen.
Ser neue 9 8Duberz
neur BON Sf6iGt, Yuani4tfat,
fat ge3eigt, baB er Der l1nruben 9err
gu tperben berite6t. China 3ablt Die
Staten ieiner &rieg8f6uIO piinttlt6.
@8 6let6en bes6al6 nur 3ipei Snfantez
rte Regimenter 81 ie Orei 8ataiQonen,
bu8 Battalion gu BRET Gompagnie'n,
cine g8fabron SGger gu 9feroe, cine
fu6ren6e uno cine @e6irgs@8 atterte,
cine 8ionierz Gpmpdgnie unb 5pet
@arniions1 2a3arette in Gbina. Die
@arniion8sOrte Der Brigade iinO:
9eting, Sangtfun, Sdan6aitpan,
9angtu, 2ientiin, Sban9bai uno
Qangfang,
ue6er ben Mutomo6il : unfau 0e5
6rn. p. 8Iet4r0ber beri4ten
beutI6e 8lGtter: 9as Nutomo6il,
tpeI6es 6r. b. 8lei6r0Oer iel6It LENT
tie, begegnete auf geraOer GbauFee Ell
mem f8peren 3neirdOrigen &arren
nit einem Qferbe. Ser 6u6rmunn
CAB 3ei4en gum 2angIamfa6ren, Oa
er S8eunerben be5 gFerOeS befiir4z
tete, unO 6lie6 IdIteBIi4 ite6en, po@
Bel er fein Pferb feItbielt. Sm &uz
gen6lid, alS bas Qutomobil in gIeiz
der 606e nit Dem @agen mar, that
ba5 8ferb einen SaB un0 omar unz
gliifli6er @eiie auf ba5 6eranfauz
fenbe @efG6rt gu, pel6es anItieB, 10
buB bus 9ferb auf Die &nie fiel uno
einen S9eren6aum be5 &drrenS a6z
brad. 0uS Mutomobil i4lug I'M
uno 6r. b.. 8lei9r00er geriet6 nit
Dem &opFe unter cine eiierne SiBle6ne
DaS @eii6t CUR @r0e. Die 8erleBunz
qen purben nod ba0ur3 beritdrtt,
bah Der Motor fpeiter arbeitete, pd6z
ren0 oeITen oaS riittelnbe 8efGbrt auf
benz &opfe be5 8erurgliiften lag. Die
Gr8tli9e unterTu8ung ergab an me6z
reren SteQen S6Gbel6rii6e, unO Bel
@ntfernung Der &no9eriplitter 3eigte
ft9, baB bas @e4trn perleBt mar. 9r.
b. 8let9rDber lit aus Ietner 8etpuBtz
lofigteit nt9t ipteber erna3t, fonbern
am Iel6en N6enb berI6ieDen. Die bets
ben mitFu6renben 0isner iinO nit
benz S9reden bubongetommer, Giner
tpuroe i'm 8ogen in Den G6auheegra7
BEN gei9leubert, tpd6renO Der an0ere
bon Dem umgefalIenen 8agen bsOedt
tpurOe, a6er 5pii4en ben StBen UNI
perlebt blieb, sSn Der 8OQtraft ietnes
offers bon A Sa9ren 1T 8Ieiar0Oer
geitOr6en. Sn Der Ginan3pelt ge@
b0rte er ais g6ef be5 9auies o..
8lei6r0ber gu ben Griten uH0 IN Der
@elt bes 3ennfportS mar er eben1o
befannt. 9ein @oGblutgeitit $50
mer6of" Bel 2e9eni4 mar zines Der
beb~eutenbften i'm 3ei6e.
Die 6luideG6ampagner, tpel4e CUR
SuuFe Der &aiieria4t rNte r"gez
brau6t rpDrben lit, bat ni6t nur cine
Rluge auf cine MiaiOn Mtart gegen
Die r6einii6e 6irma SOe6nIein our
5Olge gebu6t, iOnOern Der 8ertreter
Der fran30iii4en G6ampagnerz6irm
@6anOon II. So. bat ieBt audi Die Sa>
fob 8eit So. in Milpautee auf $780,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-01
g6fahrtstage pon Scean : 9dmpfern.
4bfa5rt BON Rspsgor, :.

MbTd5rt pom SorE
Ser Sampler Bennington" am l. 3uli nap
Soutbumpton.
Ser Sampler sgraf @atOsriseH am l. Sntt nab
6lmburg.
Ser Sampler pRronprin1 8il6:lm' am 1. Suit
nab Bremen.
Ser Sampler sRoros@meritaD am l. auli nab
9e1ptl uHo Gtnua.
Ser Sampler ct. 2Ouis' Qm ?. 5uli nab
6outblmpton.
Ser Sampler .Maisfic' om 2. 2ali nab 2s
~osrpool.
Scr 2ampfr gMeuominesI CIT :. anli NAB
2oHOou.
Ser Sampler ,gr,tagn,' an 3. anli nab
Ser 2ampfsr .Gotuntia' am 8. 9ali nab
Der Sampler rR5niuin Qoaii'' AM 8, 9nIi Ha9
Der aompfsr Settle an 4 anti nab aiO''s
pool.
Der 2ampfsr .glinne5a5a' an !. auli mad Cons
Der 2ampier .2ueania' am 5. 9ali na@ ai0'F'
pOOL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-01
Gurppdii6e GabelbepeiAen.
No8 tmmer fein 2ebens@
aet6en.

ManiGa, 20. sunni. = 8is jeBt
1T INNER mod Ni9ts BON ben bier
amerttanii9en S9uGe6rern geb0rt
pOrben, tpeG9e am 10. SUM uuf Der
Sniel Gebu bon Der StaDt Gebu aus
etnen auf einen Sag bere9neten 4usz
flug unternabmen. Man lit ieBt bier
feit babon iiber3eugt, baB Die Qusfliigz
Ter ermorbet tpurben, %umfome6r dls
elm GonftabGer an Der perfon zines
M2annes, tpel4er ii4 feiner 8er9afz
tung tptberIeBte unb pel4en Der Gonz
1tabler t0btete, ben Repplber, fotpte Die
ubr unb Settle zines Der 9erI6nunbez
men fanb.
Die Namen Der bier berI9punbez
men 2e6rer unb beren MoreFen iinb:
Glpbe 8. 5rance, Marl6oro, Start
Gountb, Sbio; Grnit 9eger, Nr,1114,
Norb IA. StraBe, p6iIabelp6iu, pa.;
8. 81. S6Omas, Nr. 209, Montgomez
rD1Qpenue, 8rooibence, 81. s.; So6n
6, 8eQs, Ger. 209, Montgomerp=
Nbenue, prODioence, 81, S.
-Oie 3Gumung BON Stem
Slim.
9eting g, 90. SUM-. - paul 2eIz
Jar, Der ruTiii9e @efanbte, fat Die an
beren @ertreter be5 Nuslanbes bapon
in &enntniB 9eieBt, baB GuBlunO bic
neuen 8eOtngungen, pel4e Die bereiz
nigten 8efeblsba6er fir Die 3uriidz
gabe Sien<Sfn'5 an bic 9inefi9e
@ertpdItung feitgeiteIt ba6en, ni4t
bisfutiren tOnne. &uBlanb piirbe
nur elmer fofortigen un0 bebingungsz
lofen 8Gumung Der Stabt 3uitimmen.
9ie Stirring unter ben
ruffti3en 8auern.
Petersburg, 20. Sunt.-0em
4ustreuen BON fuIf9en 9erii9ten
unter Der 8auernz8ebDlferung 19eint
nod fem @inbalt get6un gu Iein. Ser
@ouOerneur Der ProDin3 86erIon bat
bic lofaGen @egierungsz q prGfenton=
ten a~ngelpie1en, bur6 lire 9titrifte gu
reiien unO Die 8uuern gu fparnen, irz
genb Semun0 auBer Der 9oli8et unO
ben 8eamten 8lau6en gu I9enten.
@or alien 9ingen iou ben iOn0erbaren
8egrifFen iiber Wtein unb 9etn, tpie
tie bon geniRenloien Q~gitatoren perz
6reitet perOen, energii4 entgegen tre>
ten perDen.