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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-06
Roer Prisoner Shot.

HAMILTON, Bermuda, May 5.-Frederick
Hendrick Bosch. a Boer prisoner Of war I'm
the prison camp on fuckers island. a fine
looking youth of about nineteen. was re-
Gently detected by a sentry in the act OF
breaking through the wire enta aglement.
The soldier fired at the escaping prisoner
and the latter ran into the brushwOOC. but
a second shot. which passed through his
body, brought him down. The wounded
Boer received every care and attention but
his wound proved fatal. and he died. Bosch
had made three previous attempts 70 es-
cape, but was ~recaptured each time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-06
THE JOINT
Some Politicians Think Morgan Coun-
ty should Name Him.

A feeling seems to prevail among some
of the leading Republican politicians that
Morgan county should be allowed to name
the joint senator this time. Marion county
has several candidates. Morgan county is
anxious to have this honor, but ii is doubt
full If all the Marion county candidates
will consent to il. One Republican of this
city points out hat the chief reason why
Morgan county should be allowed TO name
the senator is that this nomination usually
goes by rotation. The last time Marion
county named the senator and IL is felt that
according to the general rule Morgan
should have the honor this time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-06
Sales Of Real Estate.

Isaac King yesterday sold 10 Henry q.
Stiles and others three lots on Pennsyl-
vania street. near South street. for 50. $50.
Charles N. Thompson has purchased a
residence property on North Meridian
street. near Thirty-eighth street. from
Fred Cline for 5000.
Francis c. Brown has sold TO the South
Indianapolis Improvement Association ten
lots on Bessemer street, near Davy. for
&. 500.
Orville /. Webb yesterday purchased a
residence property on Arch street, near
Park avenue. of Georgia NJ. Wainwright
for William II. Moore, for $500.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-06
HOME HINTS.
By MAY MANTON.

Box plaits make a notable feature Of all
the latest styles and are promised extended
vogue. The admirable skirt Illustrated ex-
emplihes their use in a founce and is well
adapted TO cloth, cheviot, tweed and all
suitings, to yelling and all similar woods. to
silks and to both linen and cotton fabrics.
but in the original is of yelling in a biscuit
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-06
Anarchists Held

NEW YORK, May 5.-Johann Most, WI
liam MacQueen and Solomon Miller, who
were arrested at a meeting OF Anarchists
last night, were arraigned to-day and held
In $1,000 bail each for examination on
Wednesday. Most and MacQueen were held
for alleged i~ncendiary utterances and Miller
for attempting TO rescue Most from the
police. Most, who was at liberty on bonds.
was 10 have begun to-day a years sentence
in the penitentiary for publishing a sedi-
tious article in his paper. Last nights
meeting was in the nature OF a farewell TO
him
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Charges Against Policeman.

Samuel R~osenbaum, a barrelhouse
keeper at Indiana avenue and Blake street,
and Frank Jef1ery, his bartender. were
in Police Court yesterday morning.
charged with selling liquor on Sunday. He
that he had his place open last
Sunday. He charged Patrolman Mont
gomery with holding up" his place. by
drinking and eating his free lunch and re-
quiring the bartender 10 give him bottled
goods 10 take with him on his beat. He
said he got tired of IL and called" Mont
gomery. and the latter arrested him. The
case was continued until next Thursday.
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A meeting Of the directors 70 the Indiana
Wholesale Hardwood Dealers Association
was held at the Grand Hotel last night.
Samuel ~Burkholder. of Crawfordsville. the
president Of the association, was present.
The meeting was preliminary to the meet
ing of the national association, which will
be held at ST. Louis on May Is and IS. Be
sides Mr.. Burkholder there were present
Henry Maley. of Edinburg; J. c. Woods. of
Muncie, and c. II. Barnaby, OF Greencas-
4la
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The People Pleased.

H. ]. Alexander. secretary OF the Hamil-
ton County Republican committee. was in
town yesterday. He is encourag ed over
the political situation in Hamilton county.
He says the people OF that county are much
gratihed over the nomination of David
Sherrick for state auditor, and he believes
this will have a tendency 10 heal many OF
the factional disturbances that may exist
in the county.
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c. F. S. Neal, president of the board OF
control of the insurance department Of
~Pythianism. was at the Grand Hotel last
night. He is on his way 10 Waco. Tex. 10
attend a meeting of the X OF p. Grand
Lodge OF that State. Mr.. Meals home Is
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Alonzo Bounce. colored. living at SOS
South Meridian street, was arrested yes
terday afternoon for beating his wife. Ii
was said Bounce came home yesterday
afternoon In a drunken state. His wife
was at the washtub when he entered. IL
Is alleged that he began TO beat her with
out any provocation. Mrs. Bounce was not
seriously Injured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-06
show Comes on Nay 10.

]. D. Newman. business representative Of
the Gentry dog and pony show. was in
town last night. The show will be here on
May 10, with the dogs. ponies and elephants
for q week. Performances will be given
at Sixteenth street and Capitol avenue.
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BOY and Money Missing.

Philip Nicholson. 705 Buchanan street. re-
ported 10 the police yesterday that his son
had been missing since last Friday after
noon. He said he gave the boy SIS to de-
posft with the Marion Trust Company.
Since then he has not seen the boy. The
boy worked in the office or the indianapolis
News. the father says.
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Engaged and Married

Are a great many couples this month. This
we know 10 be true from the large business
l have in diamonds and plain rings. ]. p.
mutually, jeweler, Is Monument Place.
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Collapse.

Dy undernourish- "
ment. Work rarely
causes collapse. II
Is worry-the outcome of a low condition
OF the nervous system and inadequate
nutrition which generally causes col
lapse The collapse seems sudden, but
IN reality II is a slow process. The stom-
ach and organs of digestion and nutri-
ton are diseased, the nourishment in the
food eaten is only partially extracted and
imPerfectly ~assirnilated. The blood be-
comes impure; the very fount of life IS
poisoned, and some day all the faculties
and functions 60 on a strike. That's
collapse. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery cures diseases of the organs Of
digestion and nutrition. purfes the
blood and builds up the weak BODY with
sound healthy flesh.
II was cured Of a very had case Of Indigestion,
associated with torpid liver, by the use Of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, = writes Nr.
G b Bird, OF Burnside, Putnam Co. W. Va
"Betore began the use OF Golden Medical Die
ooVery ! had no appetite; could not sleep. nor
work but very little, bowels constipatcd. and Ito
was a misery 10 me. After taking four hCttles 4
felt 50 well that I went 20 work. hut soon IA
worse, 50 ! used II about eight weeks longer.
when l was permanently cured
DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser Is sent
free on receipt Of stamps 10 pay cost Of
mailing only. Send 81 one-cent stamps
for paper covered book, or Al stamps for
cloth, To DR.. K V. Pierce. Buffalo. n. Y.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-06

With ribbons so much IN de-
mand for trimming the summer
dresses it's no wonder this sale
of ours is causing so much COM
ment. Note these values then
come to see for yourself as to
how good they are.
No. g-Satln and gros grain ribbon, 2 inches
wide. "A small lot OF odd shades, worth 2c
I5c. while they last, "a yarI---.-----.
No. SATIN and grOs grain ribbon. in new
bright hades, including light blue, PINK,
yellow, cardinal, lavender and royal Nc
lec value, q
Satin gros grain n plain taffeta ribbons,
in dark shades, zoe and 20c values,
this sale, a yard ..-......-...-...
Satin tafeta neck ribbons. In white, cream.
light blue, turquoise. green, rose ana car
dinal, 81 inches wide, always sold IOc
at 3Oc, this sale, a yard .---.......-
Plain tafeta, satin taffeta and fancy striped
ribbon, 4 inches wide, 39c value, a PIC
West Aisle.
0A@a&@ &'
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Ser 4r6Siocut in GharlrTfnn.

G6arteiton S.zG., 9. 2tpril.
= 6eute mar p9rdiioenten Sag"
auf Der QusI IteQung. Oas bafiir aufz
geiteqte programm, Der groBe 6eitz
5ug bur4 bic StraBen Der @tabt, Der
8ebeuttus i'm NusiteQungs 2lubitoz
rum, Die @6renOegen : lleberrei4ung
an ben Maior Micab Sentins bur8
ben prdiioenten, Der SmbiB i'm
5ruuengebduOe unO Die Snfpeftion
Oes NusfteuungsplaBes unO Der @ez
bdube, tpuroe getrsuli4 au5gefI6rt.
Die Yurabe mar bic pra9tpolite,
pel4e Gburleiton ie geieben, 2luBer
bem 9rGiiOenten uno ieinen 8egleiz
tern nabmen Nrtileriiten Der 8unz
Msarmee, Warineioloaten, 8lauz
iafen, Mili3truppen aus berI6iebez
nen Staaten unb &aoetten aus 3tpei
W}ilitGr 2lfdbemien Qnt6eil baran.
Der 3ug brad um 10 ll6r @orz
mittags pom rSt. Sobns 6otel"
auf unb bepegte ii9 bur9 Die 6auptz
5traBen Der Stabt ndh Dem Nustelz
lungspldBe, an Oefen Gingdng Der
PrdiiDent pon Der beuti6en 2lrtille=
RE burd einen Salut BON q &anoz
nenf6iii1en bepillfommnet nurbe.
Die Gerempnien i'm Nuoitorium na6z
men Inn II l16r i6ren Qlnfang, NuBer
Dem grdiibenten 9islten GapitGn s..
90. Wugener, PrdiiOent Der Nusitelz
lungs gpmpagnie, 8ouperneur Mcz
Snesnn BON SubzGarolina, 9puperz
neur N1cod BON g2orbzgarolina unb
MaDor Smnt6 BON G6arleitpn ldnz
gere Qnipra6en BEL Der 8slegenbeit.
8om 2lusitelIungspIaBe 6egaben
it6 Yrd1ioent Hooiepelt unb 8eglaiter
als @dite oe8 GapitGns Wagner nu9
SummerbilIe, ND baute Qbsno Elm
groBes 8anfstt in Der pine 5orreitz
eSnn gegeben purDen. Sine aus aus
erleienen 2euten beitebenbe Qbtbeiz
lung W2arinef foloaten begleitete ben
prdiioenten bprtbin unb ipirb bort
Wa6toienite perri4ten, bis Der prGz
iiOent morgen Ra9mittag Die Hidz
reiie na6 Maibington antritt,
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0titibitbterititl1
0eS
$taotrat6s.'

Ser erIte @tabtrdt6sz
5tpeig piirbe cine tubne
96ut bege6en, lpenn er eiz
mem ioI9en 8efii6l SroB
bietet. (Gin 8ertauf Der
rNeitern WfarbIanb" an
bas Suffer Spnoifat.)
Dies 1T tbatid9Gi4 Der
San, Do peinli4e 9erii4te
i'm l1mlaufe iinb iiber bic in
QnpenOung gebrd4ten gfttz
tel, I'm ben 8olfspilen gum
@ortbeile 9erienigen, melz
DE Der ProIperitdt berStdot
Baltimore feinbli9 geiinnt
iinb, gu unteroriiden,
0as 8olf nirb jeBt ben
@tabtrutb ii6erpaden, um
gu feben, o6 befen Wlitgliez
Der fir bic Stabt Baltimore
Ober gegen biefelbe Iinb,
unb penn Dtefel6en gegen
beren SSnterefen finb, perz
ben Die W}otiOe, pel4e biez
fel6en beeinfluBten, elmer
unbarmber3igen 8ritit unz
ter3ogen tperben, un0 Die Ofz
fentli4e 8erddtung lpiro
Der 2Obn 0erienigen ietn,
pel9e bas 8ertruuen bes
8olfes mtBbrau6ten. -"
Aus Der Sun" bonn 8,Iprtl
1902.
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CDfer zines Sturmcs.

Sbrepeport, 2a., 9. 2tpril. -
8d6renb zines am Sonntag QbenO
piitbenben 6efttgen Sturnes tamen
bier Heger auf Hobinfon's Blantage
na6e @aipania um's 2eben unO mebz
rere anoere purpen berleBt. Die Gez
aer ppbnten einem 8ottesbienite in
Der qlantagenttr6e Bel, als Elm 9ro~
Ber Baum umgefpe6t purbe unb Oas
Dad Der Stride 5eridmetterte. Der
@eiitli6e unb Sames 8eloen purOen
get0otet unb etli6e anbere gfeger
i9limm perlebt, pdbreno bor benz
9ebGube 5fpei tpeitere perionen err
i6laqen nurDeRs
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@enn's luahr lit.
8dttle Greet. N}i6.. 9.

8att1e Greet, Mt4,, 9. Npril.
= Die 2ei6e zines betagten, Dor feds
N}onaten 9eitOrbenen Neqers, 9fa=
mems So6n 2eef, peI4e einem 2eiz
4enbeItatter CUR 8erfiigung geitent
puroe, um Elm nsues GinbulIamiz
rung5mittsl gu prubiren, lit ausge=
gra6en porben. Die ueberreite 6aben
Die 6eftigteit pon bartem 8autf9ud
uno fe6en beinu6e aus tpie cine Sta
tue aus i4par3em Murmor. Oas
5leii9 lit 10 bart unO feft, baB es ppz
ltrt perDen fam. Seine Spur pon
g6falI oOer 8erpeiung lit gu bsmer=
fen unO Die @efi4ts3iige baben Elm
polltpmmen natirlihes 2lusie6en.
Der 2eiaenbeitatter be6auptet, Iein
Ntittel per0e menf6lt9e &0rper aui
Sabr6unberte erbalten.
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SIT Dies nt9t cine @inf9I6terung,
ipenn gefagt ptrb, baB irgeno Elm
W}itglieo oes Stabtrutbes, pel4es
es pagt, gegen Die Annu6me bes 0om
Suffer Spnbifdt eingerei4ten Nnz
gebots uno 3u 9un1ten irgenO zines
Der anberen Ange6OtiteGer 81 tim
men, bas in ibm geIebte 9ertruuen ges
tGuf6t bat unb Elm ge5ei6neter Mann
i'm 8emeinpeIen iein pir0? DIS elmer
Der 9tngebotiteller fir Die nWeitli6e
Marpldnoer" proteitiren mir gegen
einen iol6en ungere4ten uno einz
i3iidternben 9e6raud Der PreTe.
(1OO) 9ambleton & 60.
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NnnapoIis, Mb.,
ben 9. 9lpril 1902.
i n Das 0plf BON 80 a b
I q n b

On bas 8Dlt BON W} =
lamb.
Die 8erIGumniB Der Staats Sc
IeBgebung, in ibrer fiir3li4en SiBung
Elm @eIeB fir Die @r6ebung uno Gin
fafIirung Der @taatsiteuern fir bic
Sabre 1902 unb 1903 an3une6men,
ma9t bic @inberufung elmer @pe5iulz
SiBung obIolut unoermeibli9.
S6ne Die 2lnna6me zines iol4en9ez
Iebes tOnnten fir oieie Sabre feline
Staats 5teuern in geIeBli6er 8eiIe
er6pben uno einfaftrt perben, aus
benz einfa6en 8runbe, neil jeBt abz
Iolut tein @eieBes Paragrapb fir
Die Gr6ebung Iol9er StaatszSteuern
8eitimmungen trifft.
Sd babe bes9alb cine GretutipzBroz
flamatton CUR gin6erufung elmer ii6
am Nlittpp9, ben 16. b. W}ts., Wfitz
tags II ll6r, berIammelnOenSp pe3ialz
Sibung gum 3pede Der Qnnabme
bieies unentbebrliden 9eIebes erluiz
fen.
Seine dnbere MaBregel brauht in
8etra4t ge3Ogen gu peroen, unO 6ege
i9 bas 8ertrauen, baB in Oiefer Spez
3tal StBung, Die in 5plge elmer au=
berorbentliden g}otbpenoigfeit 3uz
Iammenberufen purOe, ii6 feline y1etz
gung CUR Ginreidung irgenO elmer
anberen MtaBregel 3eigt.
Inter ben Dorberrf4enben l1mitGnz
ben fii6le i4 midi gu Der geeigneten
grtIdrung geOrun9en, OaB meine ere
tutibe 8e itGtigung irgeno elmer anbe=
rem Sin ni3t erpurtet iperOen Iollte.
Snbn @alter Smith,
100) 9puberneur.
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Staat 2Iarpfano.
Gretntips 0epartement.

9u Die 9eiebgebung fi4 am 81.
Utdr5 D. S. pertagte, obne irgenb Elm
9eieB fir bic Seititequng Der Steuerz
rate oes Stadtes fir bic Sabre 1902
uno 1903 unO fir Die Grbe6ung Der
StadtsIteuern fir jene Sabre an3uz
ne6men,
unb ba in 5olge bes 5eblens
zines iol9en @eIebes Die fir Die I'M
ter9altung Der Stats Regierung
pGbrenb Der beiagten Sabre not9pen>
bigen Steuern nt6t er6oben uno etnz
taiIirt tperben t0nnen,
besbalb berufe i4, So6n Bal%
: ter Smith, @ouperneur BON Wfdrpz
lamb, &raft Der mir ppn Der gonIttz
tuition berlie6enen 8oQma6t unO aufz
erlegten pfli9t, cine @pe3iaGzSibung
Der 8eIebgebung, I'm ii6er fol4eWlaB@
regeln gu beratben unb gu 6ei4lieBen;
beIagte Sibung tptrb am Wttttpo4,
benz 16. Sage bes Wtpnats 4pril i'm
Sabre nenn3ebn 9unOert unb 5lpei,
U2ittags II ltbr. in Der Stabt Qnnaz
polls beginnen.
90 @ege6en unter meiz
aas ner 6anO unb bem
@rpffIeseT Rrn6 SipnpI hpa
opn VLpD OANS|t W.
@arelans. 5taatesMfarDlanb. So.
9---egeI9e9en in Der @tabt
2lnnupoIts am neunten Sage Oes
Npril i'm Sabre unferes 9errn Elm
Sauienb neun 9unOert unb 3tpei, unD
Der ltnabbdngtgfeit Der 8eretnigten
Stdaten elm 6unbert unD Ie6sunbz
5tpan5ig.
sJuhn @alter Smith,
@puberneur.
Sm Quftrdge bes @ouberneurs
@ilireh Sateman,
(100O StadtszSefretdr.
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llniere @orf1brtn nuBttu D0bl, pelben Gb1b
fl an Den St gsrnlr0 Erduprpitleg bltteE, uuA
otsbll5 ourfrsn oicelbeH and in fsaem oaue itbs
ian. glbsr uibt MIR uuierc Batter un0 WUtttc
flnntsu bic eminent btifraitiqn eigcnlbaftu Der
aub pie 6griibmteu glcritt uHo otltuHnlr Der al
TIN 3tit, uis glten, olbnemluH, Sg9suhlm uno
2luotrs batitn Dsu g9ertb 0ieitr Redutsr crtlrat
uuo perOrDutten pie Saitt osr'slblU jbreu 4attuz
Ten in alien 15dQsu pon St0ruugtu Der GDrpsrorJas
ne. uberbaupt bel allan gt0u pou D,ibtu Die
NttnibtH bcilleu gu iUsr0en pilrgtn.
fSf ~
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6r. Morgan empFin9 Die 9erren in
Der lie6en8piirDigIten @ei7e unD Derz
fprQ6, 0aB er iib Die Sa6e iiberle9en
un0 Der 9eputation fAriftli4 feline
9lntport mittbeilen piirDe.
Seine amerttunti den Grz
fa6rungen.
QDnDDn, 9. Qpril. - 0ds Barz
lament8mitglieo 8iQiam 2tbra6am,
3uglei6 Elm angeIe6ene5 0}itglteO Der
Qlr6eiterpartei, 6ielt por 7einen 8dbz
lern i'm R6onDDazIbul cine ReDe ilber 7
feline amerifani16e GeiIe. @r Iagte,
feline ReiIe babe i6n gang BON Der
Rot6penoigfeit be5 3uIammenge9ens
Der Q(r6eiter nit ben 2rbeitge6ern
ii6er3eugt. sic follten Die beiten uno
Qlrbeit erfparenoenMaf6inen in alien
8etrie6en 6enuBen un0 iib 0amtt Die
qr0Btm0gli67te 2tus6eute ii6ern. 6r.
2(6ra6am ertlGrte, DaB Die amerttdz
niT6en 2lrbeitgeber un0 2lr6eiter in
ibrem @e78Gft un0 gegenieitigen Ser
balten biel geFu6lDoller, al5 t9re brtttz
I6en 8riiber ieien. Gr rperbe in 3uz
funFt oarna3 itreben, Das &orurt5sil
Der brittI6en 2lrbeiter gegen perz
befIerte Moi4inen gu beben.
Die l1nru6en auf S m dtc q.
Sling # D n, Samaica, 8, Qprtl.
= Die llnru6en, nel6e am Samitog
Q(6enD gu N}ontegoz8ap, an Der
g}or0tiifte Der Sniel, ousbra4en uno
3ur 8erpunDung mebrerer Poli3iiten
unO Sumultuonten fii6rten, 6aben tbr
gnbe qeFunDen. 8eitern mar W}onz
teqoz8ap ru6ig. Die Sumultuanten
per6en Dur8 bic 2lntpeIen6eit be5
Greu3ers ,5ribune" in S6a6 gez
6ulten. IS iIt ungepiB, O6 peitere
0emonitrationer ftattfinOen perben.
Der fungirenbe @OuDerneur DON
oamuicu unD Die anOern naa 0}onz
tego 8ap getommenen 8eamten iino
pieber abgereiit. 2lufregung Rerri4t
mod in Qnberen S6eilen Der Sniel.
Die 9oli3et bat fid auf 2trretirun9en
Dprberettet.
unterfee6oote fir g&orz
negen.
QonDDn, 9. 2lpril. = Gine De-
peI6e Des n8lo6e" aus GbrtitiuniG
meloet, bic 8egierung5 : Gommiiiion,
pel6e i6er l1nterIee6oote gu beridten
bate, babe Ii6 fir ben 9Ouanoz3pp
enti6ieDsn. Sin W}inOritdts@8ertat
erfldrt, Der 8au BON ltnterieebooten
Iei nod ni4t melt genug geoie4en, UNI
beren Ginfii6rung in Die norpegtiae
Marine gu re6tfertigen.
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Spar6ank 1,oit Baltimore,


81. idbrliten 3inisn bon brei oaent,
au, l. Neril 1850 faGie, perotn an bieiem Satum
auf Grsnit ein.s ispeu Gontog ibcrtraeen tperocn
uno fHo bon 81 . II a 9, en- "A. sri | 1902,
an .ur gintraGana In ben Sepofterbidsern bereit.
81. S+ap:= r1e staatsfegsrr fnb bon Der ganf
gein5l:.
ISM. $. GsnfIins.
(MdS;2t 1Rt, y 9rdfeent.
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gei6sratb5 5tattgefunbene 2bitimz
mung ii6er Die Gr3ie6ungsz9OrIa8e
fH6rte 5u groBem Gef6rei 5ptf f4en
BEN G3ehen MISUNDERSTANDING
Ra6bem Der QGrm unb bus niiite8ez
f6rei cine babe @tunbe lang fortgez
bouert 6atten, ipuroe bic SiBun8 iuS@
penOirt.
Ser omerifanif DE 8 onfnl
foll Aelfen.
Qonbon, 9. Qlprit. = Giner Der
Shines" 3ugegangenen Meloung 3nz
folqe bat Der ameritani14e 8onful in
NGoSfau, Samuel Smith, Elm S4ret@
ben er6dlten, bd5 BON ben W}iittern
unD S6peitern Der tiir3lia perhafte>
ten rufItf6en Stubenten unter5ethnet
ift. Sic prote5ttren gegen Die grduz
fame 8e6anblung, Der Die 2eBteren
unternDrfen nerben unb geben t6rer
l1eber8eugung 2lu5bruf, baB bem
G3uren bieIe 8orgGnge unbefannt fein
nuBten, ba i'm 1onit fetn gutes 9er3
peranlafen piirbe, ba9egen etn3uz
f6reiten. 0ie 6rauen befdp0ren ben
&onIuI, ben Heprdientanten elmer
freien unb erleu6teten 9}ation," ben
G3Qren nit ben in ieinem Namen
periibten @rauiamteiten betannt gu
MAIDEN.
@nglanb fiir6tet 6Ietf 6z
Dert6euerung.
Qonbon, 9. 9(pril, = 8etrGdtz
li6e l1nbe6agli6feit erregt e5 in ben
6ieIigen intereIiirten 8reiien, baB Die
namerifani16e 5leii4zGombinution"
anfGngt, ben 8erfaltbt pon Sdla4tz
pie6 etn3uIte0en. Die n2iOerpOOler
9oft" fagt: nMenn Die 9ldne beS
@btcagoer Tlei78=Sruits 3ur @u5~
fii6rung gelangen, 70 pirb Sobn 8ull
auf cine betrG6tli6e GleiIdbert6euez
rung gefaBt iein miiifen, ba Die Dime
ritaner ben @erianOt BON Slei16liefez
runqen contrDliren polIen."
Die nQpF" ertldrt, ba5 fei i6on
geT6e6en, benn gum erften N}al ieten
8ie6bampfer na4 2toerpool abgefa6z
rem, o6ne S6lu4tpieb am 8oro gu
baben.
Ser DermiBte 0ompfer
y6urDnian."
QDnoDn, 9, 2(pril. = Die Gi=
gent6iimer be8 9umpfer5o o6uronian,
nel6er am II. 5ebruur bom GIpbe
na6 ct. Syo6n, Repz8un5pid, obz
fubr, unD pDn ipel6em man fettber
g}i6ts me6r geb0rt 6ot, 6aben Die9fe~
gierung erIu9t, etnen &reu3er ab3uz
IenDen, um na6 Dem bermiBten
0ampfer gu 1u6en. Die Regierung
bat bo5 2lniu4en in Grpdgung.
(Spdter.) = Die 2tomiralitGt bat
ben &reu8er n86ames" obgeI4itt,
Inn no9 Der n6urOnian" 81 iu4en.
" 4merifantf6e g 6ouiptez
Gertn perurt9eilt.
Qonbon, 9. 2tpril, = gBie bic
nqau N}aQ 8a3ette" Iogt, 6at 8i4=
ter Woobfa1 0rore erlaiien, DaB Die
ameritanif6e S6oufpielerin glfie
San ouf 3p0lf Sage Dem 6olIomonz
8efGngniB 3u iibertpeiien lei, neil tie
einsn 9eridtlidsn 3o6lungSbefe6l
ni6t befoIgt bate. Sri, San befinoet
ii6 felt einiger 3eit in Pari5. 9a5
3o6Iung5urt6eil erfolgte ouf etne be-
itrittene 8leioerre6nung BON Oer6dltz
niBmdBig fleinem 8etrage.
6rommer 8uni6
6upre, 9. Q(pril. - Die 6ie7i9e
6anoelsfommer bat 8si6li71e on8ez
nommen be5 Syn6aIt5, OaB 3piI6en
GTranfrei6 uno @roB6ritannien Elm
permQnenter S4ieo8geri6tsz8ertrag
Q69ei8loiIsn perDen m06te.
Carl 8im6erIep' 8 Gar
rtere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-10
s.. s. Griffith & COUP.

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