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The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
WORK IN SENATE
AND HOUSE
Former Amends the Bill Fix
ing Pay of the Strike
Commissioners.
STATEHOOD BILLPUT OVER
A Brisk Debate Between Sup
porters and Opponents of
the Omnibus Meas
ure.

WASHINGTON Dec. 12.--The sem
ate late yesterday afternoon passed,
( with several amendments, the bill fix
ing the compenSa ton of the anthracite
coal strike commission, and it now goes
TO conference. The sentiment of the
senate was strongly in favor of allow
dng the members Of the commission
who are not in the civil or military
service of the government Il lump sum
for their service, and after considera
BILE debate 1000 was settled upon az
the proper amount thus taking the
. matter out Of the hau"S Of the presi-
dent as the hIll originally provided.
Several other amendments to the bill
/, were adopted fixing III" expenses of
the commissioners and the assistant
recorders ut $50 per day instead of Sl5
and leaving the question of thY amount
of salary to the assistant recorders and
employees to the commission. The
name of the commission was changed
to 'anthracitc coal strike arbitration"
An amendment offered by Mr.. h"nipl
Wa intended to prohibit officers in
the civil OF military hr.tncheS 0i the
government from serving ON commits
6iOns Or performing duties other than
called for by law provoked Il long dis
cussion and in response to the appeals
of Mr.. Allison and Mr.. Iuur finally
was withdraw
AT . o'clock the statehood bill came
up, and there was Il hriSE exchange he
tween Mr.. Quay. who faynrs I'll" untni-
bus bill, and senators WHO oppose it
regarding its considerations Mr. Quay
and Mr.. Bate said they We're ready 10
vote Mr.. Bevcridge. Mr.. Lodge" Mr..
Hale and others protested &GainSt
pressing the hill 50 Suou after il was
reported, and it went over until Mon
day.
The house devoted practically tie
whole day 10 discussion Of i resolution
to limit the period Of taking l'~timuny
in the Wagner Butler contested el"c-
tion case to forty days and finally
adopted Il resolution TO that effect hy Il
party vote $50 10 llN
The purpose Of tine resolution is TO
permit the house tu p.'SS o, thr r,iS" at
this session ludtr the regular m"tupd
of procedure several months ar given
to the preparation Of Il contested ,,ur-
ton case. Mr.. Rutlrr, the sitting mem
Der, was unSaatod at the lasl ~"~ ion
and again returned at She G.~l c,,, .irn
to fill the vacancy II" itd over G"D
plurality on the larn "r the pre- ID, re-
turns, but the returns are ruHr">1.d.
The hous" agreed 10 ho,d T. ~u~.'un
on Sunday. .Iap. ~. fer Il. r.1u.p r
paying tribut" to the u,ulnr.,s Of Tie
late Representative Rd~> i u'.mD au !
Sheppard and De Graf.rwoN rex.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
Minister Bowen Fa IN Gus.

BERLIN. Dec. l2.-Minster Bowen
has suddenly become famous in Ger
many. The newspapers print his por-
trait with sketches of his career, ap-
plauding his prompt intervention in fa-
vor Of the Germans and British at Ca
racas. The foreign office now under
stands that the press report that all the
persons arrested were subsequently re-
leased is correct, but the officials here
are entirely ignorant of what has trans
pired since Tuesday. being, as in the
China campaign. two days behind the
newspapers
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
Would Make Shanghai II Republic.

MUNICH. Germany. Dec. l2.-Poult
ney Bigelow addressing the GeogrAph
ical society last night on east Asian
politics and commerce, advocated max.
ing Shanghai Il republic, free from con
Sular or other official meddling. He
said that what was good in Shanghai
was due to the energy of the self gov
crning merchants, principally Amerl-
cans and British who for fifty years
had taken care Of themselves and built
up Il seaport aptly called the New
York of the far east" Some of the
Chinese territory. he added should be
annexed to the city. The merchants Of
the east, Mr.. Bgelow claimed, need
nothing hat lih.rty.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

T,IrIlir >uuW>t"l'lU- N,r" reported in
tho southern pr"jur"s Of Russia.
\ : llr.liur Of III" EiiZab1han period
brought %l5.UUO at Il London aHction.
British and Belgian IIng$ were hauled
down Ivy CAmr>r in II mino dispute in
ChiU,
ThC tool and ay trust. with $i2 600
n0o capital has been practically com.
T!rt"t
rho steamship Empress u' India
brought 10 Victoria. B. e.. from the uri-
rnt cargo Of silk vah,d at S2.UuUUU0.
\ largo quantity Of niIroglyrcriH ra
pIoded at the Dittmar Powder compa
n"'S plant. Maxim, \. j.. wrrcking
several buildings
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
SIeisnm saw How They Did LII

W. W. Stetson, state &uperinten-
dent Of Instructions, was greatly
pleased at the rapidiLy with which
No 10 school was cmptIed Of pupils
At fire drl!l given Tor his benefit
yesterday afternoon. The pupils
were ont Of the building in less than
one minute. When one rememUe
that there are $40 pupils IN this
scbooI, this rca, seems little short
OF marvellous.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
Ambassudor Tower In Bcr!in.

BERLIN. Dec Ambassador Tow
or. Mrs. Fewer and their two lule
daughters hlyr arrived here They
were received at the railroad station
by the staff of the United States en-
hassy. The foreign ottic" was mmpGi-
ately notified of the Huba $SHdors ar
rival. As Emperor William is at Pots
dam probably Nv" or three days will
cIUpss hctorv Mr.. roWU" il received by
his ma it~tN
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
CLEVELAND A SPEAKER.
Former President Presides at Meet
ing to Aid ColOred School.

Former President Presidcs nt Meet
ing to Aid ColOred school.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. u. Former
President Cleveland presided last night
at Il public meeting in aid of the Berean
Manual Training school, an institution
which aims TO give members Of the ne
gro race the benefits Of an industrial
education. The meeting was attended
by prominent juriSts, educators and
business men. Mr.. cleveland was the
principal speaker, and Booker +. Wash
ingtom, president of the Tuskcgee in.
situtc, also made an address.
The institution was established less
than two years ago and has an enroll
mrnt of 200 students.
Mr. cleveland is personally interested
in the school. and in accepting the invl-
tatiOn to attend IL" meeting he said, Il
regard tn" ohi"ct which the meeting is
called to promote 50 hcnrtlc"nl and so
important Ia the advancement of Il
mass of our citizenship. greatly in need
Of improvement and care, that | have
considered il my dut! to comply with
tn" request ~ preside at IT." meeting
The cUlorcd population Of this city is
Go,Nn, Increasing at III" rHt" of 10000
year and last nights meeting was
held for the purp0'" q" intc' sting til"
people Of Philad"lp}tia particularly and
Of the country %"ncrHiiy in tii"ir cducu
ton.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
Cnvein In New York subway.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA cavein of
wet" rock in the rapid transit subway
excavation in Broadway, between Nine
ty-third and Ninety-fourth streets. Ia
known to have fatally injured two
men and hurt many more laborers.
One of the injured men is James Muir
ray, the foreman. About fifty men
were at work where the cavein took
place
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
civil GcrS.icP Rpynrnlrrs Hrr;,

PHIIApELrIIIA Dea. - r. b.
twenty-sccoud ANIMAL m""U@ "r lu"
National civil SrrNh'" E"fo.u I,;,-,.!r
has begun here Two puht.o -, ,.ue
Were held on" in the arrTlpuu %td
the other IT ugu,. huriG@ Ibr ;.t,,-
noon the annual rp""t ut the A"curiN"
council wa~ read Il.. report '0uru..,d.
ed the policy ct ry'~.dcm Euu~"oit
In making federal appoN'm.@. and
calls attention to IN" persistent host IL
ty of professional l,lJ,.l. .u u'a
the great matiouaI parties to 'j,ti s"ry-
fee reform.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
WARLlKE PREPARATIONS,
Venezuelan Troops Preparing to Re-
pei Invasion.

SeneZueIah troops preparing ~ "e-
pei Invasion.
LA GUAYRA, Venezuela, Dec. 12.-
General Ferrer, the minister of war,
has arrived here with 1000 troops
Eight hundred men under President
Castro's brother are expected here at
once.
The government has sent 1000 men
and eighteen guns from Caracas TO re-
enforce the garrison at La Guayra.
These troops are camping at Cuaracuti,
distant one hour from La Guayra. All
day and all night ammunition has been
carried to Fort Iavigia. which crowns
the harbor, and preparations are being
made to resist the foreign forces. Vol
untccrs to the number of 926 men, all
from La Guayra, havs. been armed, and
more are requesting aims.
1t is asserted here that the govern
ment can find sufficient men TO resist
the foreign forces as the movement is
popular. Everywhere one meets men Of
all classes and conditions carrying
Mauser rides
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
A Million Voices

Could hnrdIN cNpice> til" thanks Of Homer
Hal. ii N,>t Point. Ia. listen why a SEVERE
r"Id bad settled nu hI> lungs raIl>iul Il most OH
stiuHtr cough. several phy,"mll, >;Ld hr had
thought h" was d"oncd he h"gau to Us" lr.
knG,, Ncw Discovery for Consumption and
writc.-'i completely cured NJ" and saved my
Lie now weigh 227 lbs" lt'S positively guar.
nnl"cd lor Coughs, Colds and Lung troubles
Price iO". and SlUJ Trial bottles Tree at y. b.
lnnlmrLM-e-
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
National Guard Orders

Colonel Theodore Townsend, com
mandlng the First Infantry, y. G..
D., has reduced Sergeant l.. b.
Smith " the ranks for nOn-altcnd-
auCe to DUTY and soDedience to
orders, and has discharged nine
mem ers Of Company b. Milford,
from lh" military service OF the
state, by reason OF expiration Of
Their terms Of enlistment
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
Temperance yiliu,,r nc,. Rrvnrd.

CLEN ELAND. - r,,. j. he W
lage of Cril.na"od 81 'v" m l,~ 'a~t
of this city. has 'nj"i oToa~t r"Dll-
ting the sal" OF Avoor W'au ns
boundaries, H"wu.' ct III" O.,utJ Of
the election rm I#rr Sh""" rJ.Ira,d
will Spend >1.m2D" .u uo0 eD.l.~ .I
ditonal to r>'w>.}n nrH0ug~ ,I"''It
erected t"ro I!od lm ,llaa" ,ut, If
for the >;i" or hwaa 0a" 'vuo.I orh
ciaI~ statue fiat. 'a., ,.Na0 ,.~ q
noh"y W"dld Na''. b, ~ vIu..,'
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
tJff,, tn IrrRr rt,rn-
''' 49, ~ ' p 81. = ''' u
rRI\lLIDN A lu

rRINrI,lD\ n,. O.. 70
mrrljug OI 'N.. u"a,U e ."
Irju,r,ru Urn"l .,' to.d .. d..
nour"m'w w., r.w. @' , SD e
$l0m" l"'l rr"a I1,,''rd o' '"rts
X. l,~up T." u" ato"u ru tn N@s- *
.l"sup n.rd. uu. rm .,;.',a du..-.,. nu~
also receive" r,"o ..n ,1O " iru
frs.w Wlarl iluurn .l ."., f.. oi,n
the MARY rnNouglaIn iimu.uN Wu-
ior G,In.au prizes.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
in.,rrrIinnnl NMnns Mntrh.

LD\NG',. .h.'. t.. .sN Joint cuulb.h-o
ties h",l i.,ud by tn" chess rIU". "i
U&ford and tawhrtdYr universities To
the rhcy. yiUh- nf 'hr luiN,r>itir, Of
Harvard. N"rr. l'rinrwou and Culun
h.a fer = rah'. Mtrh ln defend the
Ni,r trophy TO t"Ar l5larr il til, spring
If I0U3
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
Mnrn nal rnLIIA.I

MInDI.i.TON\. y \ he, F. lNr
Erie railroad nana-,urm ha. ru~trd
order ut Poet I'rN-. to DAr tti,r' ru,,t
hereafter ll"0 0al> rt cuI VIII bp
shipped "a,; d,d, ever .w N," N"rh
division H. r'N'.r 1ho E,~>.,..
caused hy "Nr-~, Of ',a''.a Irrgr nuu
Der of engines arc ,o,r- ,MGu-u' .4,al
from th" Nrw lo's r'.n-}'uuIH aI.d
Ohio divisions
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO.

LUCAS UuNrT.
FRANK j, CHENEY makes oath that he
Is senior partner vi tho 'irm Of T. j.
CHNNEl Y Co.. doing business in the
CITY Of 'i"ruo. CCuDtS nnu >tS'a atore
said, ard hdt StlA rr will paw he sum
. ~ HtN uitEp DOLLARS for each
and lvery c.1ae ri thtAG:l.H that cannot
Ls ul:e'; BY I've use ct HALL CAIAEEH
CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Swoln 10 bri,,rr ,nn and suurriEeu in
my Irc,en,e, tLln oh day OF December,
a ID. 1856.
A ". GLEA son
SEAL AorAKY Z pTRLC
HALL Ga nrrh Cure is tnkon internally
anu ACES direct v ON ihe blood and mu
Ccus suria"r' .! the system. Send for tes
tm0nin.S tVtr.
Il j, CHI FAEY & co Toledo 0.
sold Nv all Dfus.I, 5, iJo
Halls nIniIy liIls are tho heSs.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
S'rs l4-rin"r tcruii:"d

To Eb" a. N"r - lN" tWry IN
the .a., W '. I'ora ligIIn"r aft'r
heinp pUD uDr. .r aud ,"uu n.rUr"~.
acquitted n,. 80 lhc m1ror Of Miss
Lucy Wh"'l'l WI I.i2I pDr was DE-
Tended hy Brand W tlna'i: rNy noN"I
list and she wsS acquitted ON the
ground tnat the drrd wd- ,pumu,d
iu self hnfnMsr.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
Ny. pnLanmn nisnnAcrEd

CHICAGO. Dec. t. PrulcsSnr JulrIs
Schlottprhack, professor "r pll"lmarog
nosy in the University Of M'cE 9lu has
discovered seven new roisout, says II
special to the Tribune from Ann Aruor,
hi.b
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
q. That -c,"utll street Bridge

, Tie work Of repairing tie Seventh
street bridge will be commenced on
Monday, when contractors will
start to replace the Dr oxen piIing
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
s,Sitsrriund'~ New rrrridrnt

HENN}. N,u, T. |."r. pr'> >demt
r"urur Hats h,.u pI"c.rd pr, jd"Ut Of
tlin Swiss confederation.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12

III luG sluIudtu N lllc III Ilusels
The Mad Mollah was one of the dozen
or more mollahs or Sheiks of SOmali-
land when in 1901 he assumed an at
titude of hostility to the white race. Re-
ligious fanaticism was at the bottom Of
his influence over the Mohammedan ma
tiveS, and he rallied around him thou
sands of fairly well armed men who
We're devoted to his cause. 1t was his
preaching of war of determination
against the whites that caused Euro
peanS to call him the Mad MO!lah. He
was known at home as Hail Moham
med bin Abdulah.
In October and November last the
Mad Mnllah made Il great deal of trOu
bic for the British forces III SOmailand
large part of which is II British pro
tcctorate. An expedition under Colonel
Swayne, the British commissioner. was
defeated by the native forces. and n
second expedition under General Man
ming was projected. The mollHh was
said to have lJ.uUO speArmcn, 1000 RI
trs, a Maxim gun. much ammunition
and immense reserves OF camcls and of
sheen
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
Jail Par Prominent lawyer

LONDON. bee. -. ltuhrr Handing
MiIwarI, "orun1Iy solicitor of tn"
lpak, Of Marlborough and At one Time
It leading h,uyrr of the Midland coun
ties. wa, ,out"nccd to siy years pvmaI
>"rvuli" after unIin& been convicted
If mjyanruu i&ljuH %l4euU from Il
firm NAj,h r:ramn bankrupt in iuur
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
Saved at Graves Brink.

"I know / would long ago hay" ngG,n ~ my
Un,yc -" writes Mrs : Il. Season. 81 Inlh'Hr'
Ala III it lad not been ~. an,I LmGn ,n h'ItS ,Ec
,nr.t iornls OF Indigestion. WNtrrbmsh, H!"'h
r"h and bowel Dyspepsia. hHt 'hi' ",rr;i,.
melicne did me n world oi good d! Sn." ,',,,,2 "s2,%
il can eat heartily nut nv, E"'1u ." ~ Iyr
sud KjdfIey truublos. Electric bItcf ni' a. H",'
rive guaranteed cure. only Hc a \ j. I''.
---l 5 drug store.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12

Mt>:IiNGTNN. i1"c. r. Among
III" wr"-'l,d's rl't"r> yesterday were
Mr. i'rsuk l. lo,ui~, nityd $t"trS
minister to ro,.-"l who Gr-irrd to
p.y r,~ +, -r',f> ta'orr dniur1M- for
his po'l aWd +. + Duuno, better known
%> "}.r. Nvulr',' oud his wife, who are
IN Washington ot thoir hrid'I tour
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
>uCtNiiY INUS! &
SAEE DEpU>lI CO.,

Dnr Y. -..u.. 100 .
'..s. '. .0,.I..,n "...
,.,, ..saN. ....1 '., @, Non d. .ni 4.
I.-,0 ,.:..,,. hu.sn. l.O A. III. u,l
20 .-. p" oo. I..-'. =. .', iu,.
I". s.m... .u.
N. .w j. h.' ur. ,..r l.,..,,al
,nno l. .Ov.". ..,.. a.I-..
The daily Republican., 1902-12-12
MAD MOLLAH KILLED
Reported AssassinatiOn of East AZ
r1cRn Chief.

ADEN, Arabia, Dec. 12.-It is report
ed that the Mad Mollah of Somaliland
has been assassinated by spear thrust
in the stomach while at prayer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-20

gct0btet. Die 2ei9en breier Der Sim
Ger iinO uufgefunOen pOroen. 9iobS@
botiddften langan aus alien SRetlen
Der umge6ung an.
Ser 4eerungen i'm u D.
me iten.
@berben, go, 19. 92ai. -
Ollie GebduOe auf 8, 3ObioiOn'S
6arm, Commissioning, iinb bur4
einen Sturm umgepe6t pprben unb
Elm Dieridbriger Gabn De8 gigentbiiz
mers fam babel un1's Qebsn.
SSn 8lopmer, @i8c., purDe GOelz
ton 8arug bom 8liBe erT6tagen.
@om 8GtB er i6Iogen.
&oanDte, 8d., 19. Ntai. =
8dbreno zines 6eute g}a6mittag i'm
unteren 3beile be5 bieiigen Gountp5
eingetretenen 8etpitter5 fu4ten Der
8riidenzGontrattor Gpbert S6prt II.
Der 2anbbrieftrdgsr 9abem 9eter5
3uflu4t i'm 8u4nbOfe gu @erBzStuz
tion Dor bem 8egen. Sin 8liBI9Iag
ieBte baS 8ebdube in 8ranb unD TOD
tete betbe N}dnner auf Der SteQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-20

66auber6aFte Shat zines oeri6mG6z
ten 2ieb6a6srs auf elmer 6arm in
6lori0a.
ct. 2(ugufttne, 6la,, 10. M}oi.
= 8tQiam Q(uftin, Elm junger Mann,
pel6er aus 2ie6e fir 2(6it6a 0}cGulz
lougb, elm Observation-Disclosures W}GD6en,
ii6ergeI3nuppt mar, t0Otete I'm 3 1lbr
6eute frii6 auf Der a6gelsgenen 6urm
8iuiam 0iltin7on'8, na6e 6aItings,
Is M2etlen BON bier, ba5 9}do9en, To-
ipie pier anDere PerIonen, unO Geqing
Gel6itmoro. Die Grmoroeten 1inO:
@iuiam @ilfin7on, 50 Sabre alt,
uno ieine Satin; SRI. 2lbit6a SIC
Gulloug6, 13 Sabre aft; SRI, @iltinz
ion, G6neiter BON 8iuiam Niltinz
ION; Elm Sinh, befen 0ame nod ni6t
erntttelt lit; 8iGiom 2(uitin, Der
Yt0rber unb SeI6Itm0rber, 25 Sabre
ait.
Die 8Iutt6at purbe 3uerit bon
oSSo6n &eGer entoedt, al5 berIel6e in
bas @i(finIon'ffe 6aus fam unb Die
feds 2ei6en borfanD. Sin tleines
8ino Der 5rau Q8ilfin7on mar Don
Qu7tin 0eri9ont fporDen unb lag lez
banb i'm 8ette ne6en ietner toDtan
SHUTTER. IS 1T oa5 ein3ige, an 2ez
Ben gebIiebene N&itglieb Der 6amilie,
2luItin bate leBten 5reitag Dem N2doz
den @6it6a einan 6eiratb5antrag gez
ma9t unD einen &prb er6alten. Gr
Idpur iebo9, DAB er tie Denno6 bei@
ratben nerDe, unD er erlangte leBten
Gamifuq eine 6eirat65licen3 in 6teiiz
ger Gtabt. @eItern 2l6enO ging er in
Die Stride unb Iagte bort Deri6ieDez
nen 9erIonen, ,baB er nod in Der ndmz
li6en Nu6t 6sirat6en nerDe.
QeBte Ro8t gegsn 3 u6r 60rten Die
g2o66arn me6rera 9i1tolenI6ijIIe,
uno ais 5i6 6eute 0ieman0 BON Der
Fumilie fe6en lieB, purbe 0yobn 8elz
Ter, ein 2(tsrfne6t, abgei6itt, nm
na63uie6en. Gr fanD Die gan3e 95az
mile ermoroet por. 2Luittn, pelfer
nod Den als MorDpaffa benuBtsn
RepolDer in Der 6anb 6ielt, lag ul5
Qei6e neben ben lle6rigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-20

.Seit Sdbrtu uuroe i'd BON Gheumdtismug unS
@eroauunqs5pdde Gcpla0t 70 Oab i6 mid suts
idloB, Sbre 9iGSn 3u probirsu. Sd foHo Our3
osren Gjebraub grobc GrIti3terung uno fuble MID
felt ib nit benz Ginnebmen OrielbtH begaun, iuie
Elm utuer ghsHi6, 10 oaB i'd Jest nidbt Obne bes
fii5l pcl6cg i'd gctu06uli6 bate, 1T oOafdnOia
Dri6pun0eu. 2ie @crOauung i6Ddd)t 1T oe6ob,n
unO mcir RbumatismUs bat mid pogfduoig bcrs
laitn Gs iontc mid frcucu, nenu 9eOsr Der Tn
dbnlibcr Reiis lejotuO lit, nit &aonaU'g 9iatH
eircn 9riu6 MAIDEN lpolltc, cr tuiroe Tbcr qebelt
merOcn penn 6 Qlaube OaB uus bieie GsiOsn Gas
Der fomm,n, tpcrn bag S0ter uuBer Cr0nung if
- tpeun bic gebcr ni5t arbcitet
@eorQt g. ScalI0,
Rr. Is, 3ufuusS Strabs, ReiDs9orf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-20
Gnailicurn i'm Rcbrl.
3pet 6d6rOam2fer i'm g}epz9orfer
6afen fdper beiddOi9t unO Elm
8aTQQter Qet0Dtet.

Nepz gprt, 10. U}oi. - 0a5
6G6r6oot nMau6 G6unt" bon Der
og2eip SSerieD Gentralbabn" cOlliz
birte 6eute na6e Der 8otterp nit Ell
mem 2aItpra6men Der Baltimore &
O9ioz8abn, pel4er fid6 i'm S6leppz
tau bes HemDrqueur5 n@li GOnine"
6efono. 0a5 5G6rboot 6atte so
8Qfagiere an 8orb unD GROCER
S6reden entitonD untar benIeIben,
tpG6renb Die brei 5o6r3euge na6 Der
GouiIipn in Di9tem glebel Die 8oi
6inob trie6en. Der 6a6rOampfer
rGufton fam isbo6 raid Oemn Moud)
G6unt gu 6Ulfe uno 6ro6te Die pal
fagiere in St9er6eit. 9}iemanO pur0e
berleBt.
Sine 3lpeite GplIi7ion ereignete 5id5
3pii9en bem Staten S8IanO = 6dbr=
DampFer .2ittIetopr"u "uno Der 9ampfz
iaGt r9(ileen," Gigent6um Des 6rn.
3i6urb Stepen8 pom 9}ep YOrter
0a8tzGIub, Die &aiijte oe5 8d6rz
0ompFers nurpe 7dper 6ei4dOigt
uno elm 9ai7agier, 9omen5 s. .,
2ltter6urD aus Nelp Brighton, Sta
ten S55IanO, fam um'5 2a6en. 2tuf
Der oN}iooletopn" mar nit 9aiIogie=
rem gefuGt unO paniider S6r:tsr
ferrf6te. 8eine5 Der beI6dDi8ter
6a6r3euge ging jeOo6 unter, 9idtel
g}e6el DerurIa6te Die Gpl1iiionen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-20
gEicOcr cine autuirOp6r in gittsbnrg

Gin Wobnbaus Dura etne 9alpllTl@
Grploiion bsmolirt. - Sobte uno
@erleBte.
9ttt8burg 9a., 10. 0}oi. -
Sin GaIOIinbe6dlter Der nllnite0
SLAB So" erploOirte beute 0fittag,
unb Die GrpIoiion OemoIirte Elm 9au5
an Der @inne6ago : StraBe, @IbI Iet=
te, unter befen Sriimmern cine Nnz
5abl N&nI6en begraben purOen.
6e45 mebr ooer peniger berleBte
MGnner iinO iotpeit 6erau5ge6olt unO
in Elm 6oIpitdI 9ebra6t tporOen,
2tOam @ripp, 18 Sabre alt, tit gez
t0Otet, unO feline 2eide ltegt nod unz
ter ben 3riimmern. 5pl9snbe gerToz
men purben Derbrannt o0ar berleBt,
etIi6e 0eriel6en Ie6ensgefdbrIid: SOB.
@agen, Is Sabre alt; @itienti W}Oz
rostp, 20 Sabre; Gtani S6rebsft, 10
Sabre; 2tnbrep G9iGing, 6 Sabre;
George &arif6, 25 Sabre; 4eter
SrostD, % Sabre; 8or0 Scots, 3
Sabre; 2nnie NlUGer, 4 Sabre,
1le6er Die ltrIo9e Der Grploiion
bat man mod feline genauen gta4ri4z
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-20
Gefeierte Sdngrrin gcItor6cn.

gtep 6apen, Conn.,, 19. Mai.
. Sruu GOelpn OsrteI, bic Wittpe
bon SuIius Oertel, zines gepeIenan
preuBii6en 0Ffi8iers, lit bier i'm 80.
2ebensiabre getorben. sic mar isiz
ner 3sit cine OPernIdngerin BON
europdii6em Ruf un0 Iange an Der
f0nigli9sn 0per in DRESDEN t6dtig.
3nei S66ns ii6erle6en iie: ProfehOr
Sans Oertel BON Der gale lInioerz
iitdt" unD Or. $. 0ertel, gat6olog
am nR,zg. Meoiral @plege."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-20
Scu SaHt Ger gTad,peIt

bab;u f3 cne cbrDHroqtn frommtn M0HGe trs
pcrbeu. Delbe aus gitbe fir ibrt lfioenOtH DiIs
mcnideu Die St 9cruaro= =RrduIsrpiaeH 5ulanrmtn
teateu Sicic aus Dtn ibOu i'm WittelaItcr be-
taHutcH bcltrditiQtu Grduttru uHo 9flan}cHlaTtcH
b,ftbluOru 9ilcn babcu Ft, ipie bcutiutage Sc
0armauu bctanut tintn g9eltyuf erDorben uno
picle SauicuOe ron Rtui9cu Die our9 Die 9iatH
pcn iamcribdftcu uuD aualDOa;n ecIoen uloh Dor=
ntn ino, isQucn i'm StiaH Die 9trnaroIHer Rou3e
ais uabrc l9obltbdtcr Der leiDeROeH 9len9beiI.
III, %, ;l&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-20
" 0tQerr
Tt0crn
nNnllku14t1ttR1tE
PrHnm1tn9+
T0crlr

Surd ibrc anti bittbfsn Gi5eHfduftR
ftimulircu oiCiebeu bic Geber Ourb Abionoerung
Der Sale UnO ocrtn @bfHbruno 0ur3 bic SalsuS
odnQs Gidc QQen in EOien ppp 3rUei bis bier
Qeunmmsu, ptrOtr raid bic Ibdtigtet Der 2eber
rcgulreu uuO OM 9atierteu BON Graufbsiten oitlte
Qrt bsfrsien. Sine oosr 3psi BON 8uorDap's St!=
len tGoia Don GsHCui0su sinQeuOmmeu Del6e an
bili6i,n SbmsDeu uHO Srdgbet Der 9tbcr leicen,
iDsrOsu Oos Sntem in eiHtm reguldren 3utanbs
srbaltsn uuO cine Qcuuoe @eroauung F3srn.
sd iuobnt 80 W(tieu BON Der rdbiten 4potbsfs
euticrut uno njtuids, oab Sic mir siu SUBenO
S8a6tslu BON Sbrtn Qilcu idideu. SO leioe an
Wusfsl=gRbeumoli5mus uuo mar HeuH gloHdte lang
in Sot=SpriHos. Rsiue 9tber uuD 9eren fnO
affiiirt. Sd fiuoe OaB 5brs Qiusn mir bsItr
bslitn, uls ale Dleo3jncn, ot, i'd etugtIommen
babcu, in 9crbinDuHg NIT ben GucqcU.
IdtungsOol ". : mes,
6arqua Gala, OumosGOuntD, gr3OHa.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-20

Sbrs 9taOiuoo's 9inru baben in msirtr Gamilia
ten, crbiclttn Oitielbtn ioiortige QinD:rurg unO
poairdnDioe @eiluuQ Durb ocreu Giebrautb. SD
firoe, oaB i'd plobli6e Grtdlturg uno tDuubtn
6uls raid ourb ben Gtbrau6 &bres 8euO7 &elicf
uHo 9iaen furireH iauu. 2icielbsu olIteu In ftis
uem pobl qtOrbueten &augbalte fsblsn. rg9as
sinmal gebolfen bat, u,rOint cine 99isOerbOluno.0
4AtuugsOoG Sbr
Sr. g. E. S6uetber
3r. 60, 6u0iousStraBr oobotcu, RsSS.. uuo
r5imss=" gsbduOs, 9eD=9Orf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-20
TRuFaaer @OrO nno sclbitnurh.

@6auber6aFte Shat zines DerI6mG6z
ten 2ieb6a6srs ouf elmer 6arm in
6lori0a.