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JUDGES OF SUPREME COURT
Met Monday Night But Have Not An
nounced Choice Of Court Reporter.

Montpelier. April ALI the Judges o. the
Supreme Court except Judge Haselton mot
a. tie Pavilion tonight to appoint a re.
potter Of Supreme Court decisions to sue
coed the Hon. Seneca Haselton, who has
resigned that position to become sixth as
sista MT Judge. At a late -Four this cVenn :
# was ammo inc ed that no appointment woul |
be made public tonight. 1t could not be
learned whethe a choice had been made
lut an impression was gained that the
judges had hot agreed upon a man for the
place.
There Is some discussion as to whether
the recent custom of appointing for re-
porter a man who might be candidate
for Judge will lie continued. The last tw }
rcI crtcrs, Wendell Z. Stafford aad Seneca
hast lton, have been elevated directly from
that position to the bench. While the APP
Iointing Of prospective judge has its
strong points yet 1t is understood that on
the bench there is some objection to. il On
the ground that 1t has net been conducive
to prompt pulls ling OF the reports as Il
leading lawyer has so much business to
attend to that he is unat lie to get out the
reports in the shortest tine possible. Som
lawyers think that a men should b. APP
pointed who could attend to the rcrortir;
and get out the reports SIS quickly as pos
sible.
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SECURE THE FOUR TRACK NEWS.

The Four Track News. new monthly
publication OF good " holesome reading for
the family circle, is low being issued by
the passenger department of the New
York Central. The book Is :? pages. print
ed On a fine plate paper and covers vari-
ETY. of subjects alike interesting for all
people from youth to cid nGe. You can Sc
cure sample copy by sending five cents to
Mr. George II. Daniels, general passenger
agent, Grand Central depot. New York
city. The subscription price is 90 cents per
year. 81 eod3t& wit.
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dered homeless c. II. Johanessen, e. NJ
Seaver and the Taylor brothers.

Tho loss Is nearly total and the insur-
ance is as follows: c. II. Johanessen
store and stock, 81 400; c. H. Dlckie, har-
ness shop, 800: grocery store, A. Fl. Pep
per. $500; meat market Huntington & East
man. $500: feed store, John Calef. $1,000 in
the Vermont Mutual. E. Nj. Seaver's insu-
rance on household goods was s275: town
clerks building, $500; Skinner building,
$1,000. Tho Taylors lost most of their
goods with no insurance. The cause Of the
fire is unknown.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-10

Run Doun

Then don't expect to be
cured in a minute 1t takes
a little time to get your blood
pure and rich. We haven't
room to explain. Just ask
your doctor why Ayers Sar-
saparilla is such a good
medicine for debility, weak
nerves, and indigestion.
"I was very poorly and could hardly
get about the house. Then | tried
Ayers Sarsaparilla, and only two bot.
ties Of it made me feel perfectly we'll"
Mrs. N. S. Swinney, PRINCETON, Mo.
81. All druggists. &c. AVER CO.. Lowell, Mass.
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PURCHASED LARGE CREAMERY.

st. Johnsbury. April THE Farmers
Mutual Creamery Co., of this place, has
purchased a controlling interest in tn
stock of the butter and cheese factory al
Evansville and will commence operating 1t
May J.. This Is one of the largest plants OF
the kind in the State. 1t was built about
three years ago at a cost of $500. The
Farmers Co. will also put in a butter
making plant at Litteton, N. H., to man
ufacture the product of cream routes in
that vicinity.
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IN THE DEATH HOUSE.
A Burlington Woman Asks

have you floor paint that will last two
weeks?' Yes we have Devoes; 1t has n
beautiful gloss and will wear two years
IL properly applied. Hagar Bros.
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BOY DROWNED AT RICHFoRD.
tSperioI ~ Tho FREQ Draee

Especial to The Free Press)
Richford. April S.-A sad case of drown
ing occurred here at noon to-day. Marshall
the one and half year old son of Frank
Warner, fell in the river while alone in
the yard Of Alva Dwyer in whose house
Warner and family reside. The child had
been seen safely at play IL minutes ear
lier and when missed foot tracks near the
water led to the conclusion that he was
in tho river. A search was instituted and
the child recovered by Ernest Thayer who
found him caught in some bushes opposite
j. c. Bakers house. The little follow
breathed few times after being N,kcn
from the water but could not be resusci-
tated.
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VERMONT PENSIONERS.

Washington, April 6.--Vermont pensions
Increase, restoration, reissue, ETC., George
w. Parsons, Newfane. s12: original
widows, etc, special accrued, March Is
Elvera l.. Williams, Hartford. $2
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-10

c. II. 8. Jackson Is president of Monro,
college. the second oldest college in the
world for women, situated at Forsyt h,
Georgia
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MISSIONARY ADDRESS AT ST. AL.
BANS

The Rev s. L. Baldwin, D. D., of New
York, one of the secretaries OF the Mis-
sionary Board of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, will deliver an address at the con-
ference anniversary of the Woman's For
eign Missionary at st. Adams. Friday,
April II at p. m. He will be followed by
words from Miss Holt Of Boston, treas
urer of the New England branch, w. +. NJ.
s. DIR. Baldwin was for many years a
very successful missionary In China.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-10

The Empress of Japan receives s3O. 900
worth of clothes frcm Paris each year
She only consents to appear In public
clothed in the garments of her native
country, once in IL months.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.

Montpelier. April s.-No jury case was
brought on for trial TO day IN County
Court as those that stood in order We're
either settled or continued The case ~
Alice G. StickI ey VS.. Earl G. Sargent apt.
vas settled after the parties were In court
In the case of Fuller and Dewitt arts. vs.,
estate of 5. c. Woolson which was an ap-
peal from ALLOW ance of commissioners it
was agreed that judgment fer rlaintff to
reco1 or 500 ithout costs be rendered ami
order certified to Probate Court The cas-,
Of Nelson Gay VS. Chester Wood is to come
up for trial Wednc: day morning as both
PARTIES are rrepaIi' row. This is case
for assault ard battery.
Che divorce case of Mary F. Mcdonald
rs John w. Mcdonald was heard and a
bill granted for refusal to support and Gus
tody OF minor child grarted to petitioner.
The case OF state IS. Louis sweeney in
which the res pordent WAS convicted IF
cruelty to a horse was called up and the
resi-, nient Sentenced to not less than 60
Gays nor more than 90 days. NJ ttimus 10
issue forthwith.
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BRISTOL PHYSICIAN INJURED.

Bristol, April S-Dr. G. F. Edmonds met
with a serious accident this forenoon. He
was driving near the Rider corner north
OF the village. when the bits gave way and
his horse ran throwing the doctor out and
breaking his right leg just above the ankle,
both bones protruding through the skin,
1t was necessary to place the doctor under
the influence Of ether to get him home. He
was attended by Drs. Norton and Briggs
and Dr. Wheeler of Burlington was sent
for. He is as comfortable as could be ex-
pected at this writing.
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RECEIVES DEATH SENTENCE
A. T, Patrick Sent to Sing Sing-Law-
yers Will Make an Appeal.

New York. April 7--Albert 4. Patrick.
convicted of the murder of William Marsh
Rice to-day was sentenced to death on
Monday, May 5.
Rice died in this city September %, 1900.
An appeal is to be made to the court of
appeals by Patricks counsel which will
act as stay of execution pending a de-
cision by the higher court. The recorder
in pronouncing the sentence made no COM
ment on the jurys verdict.
Later the officers started for Sing Sing
prison, where he is to be confined until
death.
PATRICK IN THE DEATH HOUSE.
Ossining, N. y, April 7.-Ossinng was
reached at 2:20 p. m. Before entering the
carriage which was to take him to the piis-
on Patrick kissed his wife and said good
bye. At the prison his beard was shaver
off and he was placed in a cell in the death
house.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26
Srribmdbte 9icbe.
@erIufene 8ruut ~berIongt $4,000
fir ibr 9er3eletO.

MtGanticzGttn, "a. Sult. -
Cine grpBeSe niatton perurfa4te 6euz
te bier bic @er6uftung S, 9oparb
W6elen's, bes So6ne8 bes berItorbe=
men 0iQiam @6elen BON 96ilabelz
p6iu, auf @runb elmer bon Srau Nbes
Liable 6. 9arneb BON gbilabelpbta anz
geItrengten &lage pegen 8ru9s bes
@6eberfpre9ens. Die 8IGgerin berz
Iangt $4,000 fir i6r bef8Gbigtes
6er3. @6elen's 8irgf9aft purbe
uuf $25OO feitgeieBt.
9r. W6elen mar nit ietner iungcn
Satin i'm n@tran6z6 otel" abgeitiez
gen, mo ie tbre 5litterpO4en berlez
BEN noGten. Der ungliitli6e 6atte
natiirli9 feineN6nung BON bemS9idz
faI, bas i'm ertpdrtete. @ie bonn
9onner gerii6rt ~perfGrbte fi4 @6ez
lens NntliB, aIs Der @3eriff erf4ien.
Damn podte i'm bic 8ut6. S6rGnen
ftiir3ten Der armen Srau aus ben Quz
gen. gs mar Der er fte S9lag, Der
i6r neues @beparabies getroffen bate.
g1ur nit W}ii6e tonnte Ite ft4 auf ben
SSiiBen 6alten.
Die Mutter bes Nrrefdnten 1T cine
in 9epon pobnenbe Ni9te bes per=
i%tor6enen Purtfer 3a6nur3tes Or.
S6Omas SO. Gpans, Der tie in ieinem
Se1tament iibergangen bate.
Srau 5arneb 6at i6rer &1agei9rift
mebrere 8riefe beigelegt. Sn benz Ell
men, bpm 27. Sebruar 1901 battrt,
6eiBt es: ,Mein liebes MGb9en! Sd
fiBe bier nit Te6r trourigem 9er3en,
an Did benfenb. Sd peiB ni9t, ME
es fommt, aber es gie6t in unIerem2ez
ben cine QffinttGt, unb i9 CLAUDE, bic
meintge gefunben gu BADEN. &0nnteit
9u nit mir glidlt9 fem = i9 meme
fir's 2eben? Sd meme feineS 9etnz
geremonte, fonbern fir INNER. Nles
tpiirbe nt6t 10 roiig fein, pie bds8tlO,
baS 9u mir borfteait, aber i9 fpiirbe
Did auf meinen &nie'n barum bitten,
tpenn 9u mid 6eiratben pOqteIt. -
SEPT, mein IiebesgIdb9en, bente nt4t,
i9 6aIte Did gum Nurren. Sd meine,
mas t4 fdge. Sn 2tebe 9Opurb."
5rau 9urneb bate natiirli4 mad
Gmpfang biefer 2iebesbotf4aft nt4ts
Giligeres gu tbun, ais ietnen @ntrug
an5unebmen. Die Srauung ipurDe
urlprinqlta auf ben Is. Mai 1901
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0ermnncn fcicrn Irffr.

Gbtcdgp, "A. Suit - DER
rR6einldnbtf4e @erein" BON g6icUgo
bat bef8Iofen, in Der 8~tpeiten !9Glfte
bes September cine groBe beuti4e
5eitli4feit gu berunitalten unb bat
fGmmtli8e beutI6e 8ereine berStabt
CUR 8etbetligung eingelu0en, Sn elmer
6eute in Der Norbfette=Surn6aqe
abge6aItenen 9eIegaten : 8erfammz
lung tparen bereit5 gegen so @ereine
bertreten, unb bic 3a6l pirb ieoenz
faGS nod bebeutenb anpa6ien.
9as Set fou bemjenigen Gbnli4
perben, ba8 oujG9rli4 in ben beutz
f6en R6einlanben abgebalten pirb;
es fou Der iiingeren Generation, fppie
ben Mmertfanern ctnen f60nen &bz
f8nitt beuti6er uretgentbiimli9teit
unb @ef6t4te bOr &ugen fiibren unb
Die StammberpanbtI4uft Der beioen
groBen Nattonen feiern.
@S tpurben cine &ei6e BON Cont
ten %ernannt, nel4e bic n0t6tgen @orz
ar6eiten erlebtgen unb in elmer am 5.
Quguit itattfinbenben tpeiteren Dele
misunderstanding 8eri4t eritatten
fpQen.
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&ranOe.

0~uebec, gunaba, "a, SuIi. =
9os betante Srappiitenz&loIt muir
be geitern Ra4t bur9 Seuer 5er7tDrt.
0ie 81 Srbensbriiber in benz &lofter
retteten ft6~ unb bru9ten audi Die
M}eBgepGnber unb Die toft6aren tir9z
li9en 9efGBe in Si4erbeit. 9us &loz
ftergebGube nit einem @orrat6 BON
10000 @auonen Giber unb 4OOO9alz
lonen Wein tpurbe boqfGnbig berni9z
tet. Ser materteue 8erluit be3iffert
fi8 uuf $30O,0OO; 9erfi6erufg
100000.
Mc8eesport, %. s., "a. Sult.
= SIM 9aupt9ei4dftstHeile Der @tabt
purben beute flint &aufldben, Elm
8anfgef6dft, 9otel unb mebrereWObz
nungen nebt Sta1ungen bur6 5euer
3erit0rt. @erIuit $4,000, pel4er MIR
tbeilpeife 6ur8 @erF4erung gebeft
1T.
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0enrn nen 9nfcrzyrnf.

Gan 6run3t8co, "a. Sult.-
l1e6er Die geplanten l1nternebmungen
Der n6eoeral Sugar g." Die tiir5li4
nit einem Stammtapital BON $780,
100000 incorporirt purbe, t6eilt
06erit George u. M}ac6arIane BON
6Onolulu nit, baB in alien 8rOBz
itGbten beS 2anbes BON P6tlabelp6ta
Bis na9 San 5ran3isco unO 9onOz
lulu 3uderraffinerten angelegt perz
ben foQen. Qr3 bea6ii8ttgt Die Cont
pagnie, it4 nit ben &ii6en3uferproz
bu3enten OeS @eitenS 9eI4Gftli4 gu
berbinOen, I'm bteIen i6re gefammte
Hii6en3uferern0te a%b5une9men Der
4rditoent Der u5eberal Sugar &c."
Die Dem 3ufertrut (r Nmerican Sugar
8efining Go.") Gonf1rren3 MAIDEN
foG, lit 6. q. Spredels, Der jiingite
6o6n 0s5 3utert0ntg8 CLAUS SPretz
fel5 bon Der Pactficfite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26

feftgefeBt, aber ftets auf 86eIen's8erz
anGafung Deri4Oben. Qm 3. SUM- err
bielt bic 8raut foIgenbes Selegramm:
u6rau 4beIaibe 6. 9arneb, Pbilabelz
p6ta. Q6Tolut unm0gIt9. @erbe
f4reiben. 9Oparb." Bier Sage ipdz
ter foIgte cine 11eue 8otf9aft: rQie6e
4belaibeI Ia8 biefer gan3en gtoto=
rietGt muB t9 unfere 8erlo6ung aIS
a~ufge6oben betraaten. 9oparO."
Ser ein8ige @rnb fir biefe5 @orz
geben," ertlGrt 5rau Carmel in i6rer
&lage, lift Die Sbutfode, boB er gez
pife @tntiinfte berIoren bate, fans
er MIDI gebeirat6et bate. Seine Der
lobung nit mir bate teinen anberen
3pef, aIs feline friibere 5rall, bic
So9ter be5 @taatsfenator8 Charles
u. Pprter, gu drgern, pel6e ii4 tur3
por benz 81. Sebruar 1901 ebenfuus
berlobt bate. Sd mar inn babel nllr
N}tttel gum 3ped.
8belen 1T cirta 80 Sabre alt unb
betretbt fem fpe3teQes @eT6Gft. SSrau
9arneb 1T cine biibI8e 8lpnbine DON
25 Sd6ren uno e6enfaqs geI8ieoen.
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tunbRidszlI ebrrtranrtnaen

Somes 80. 9ennp an 9ugb SEC
2auglin, @ibfeite Der Monumentz
nabe GonitituttOnitr,, 56,2 BEL -,
@rb3. $25, s..
4nnu @o6rna an nMonumentoI
8reping g." l 2ot, Gr. 761, @eItz
9rattitr,, @rb3. $50, 81,
Sp4n s, Sprantling unb Srau an
Sobn 9enrD Tii6er, Sitieite Der
8onbz, nabe Mabtionitr., IA BEL Is,
@r03. $21, $14O0.
Sobann G3arsti etc. an 5ranciBel
Sm6iOrOptc3 ETC., Siibfeite 6ubfon=
Strabe, na6e 2atepooo Noenle, Is
BEL rs, @rurb3ins 1926, $3.50.
Sobn &. 9arris an QnbreaS 8olf
etc., WeitIeite Sort, na6e 2anDalez
@traBe. II Bel 60, 9runO3inS $36,
$500.
8o6t. 6, Mc9inn an 86omas 8.
Mc9inn, Re6t 3itel, SntereRe unO
Gigent6um, S..
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Sumo 0rhrerin rntflhrt.

montgomery, Minn., "a.
Snli. = SRI, Bertha Pfeiffer, cine
@4ullebrerin, psI9e p N&etlen ppn
bier entfernt Bel ibren @ltern po6nt,
nuroe geitern uuf Dem Me8e our
S3uGe BON einem unbefdnnten 9aare
iiberfaQen, auF Elm 8uggp geieBt, bort
nit @6IorofOrm betdubt unO ba6ufs
@rlangung zines 20iegelbe8 BON t6ren
rei6en @ltern entfii6rt. Na6eS SHIELDS
rifle, Is M&eilen BON Montgomerr
entfernt, ma4te ba5 9aar Salt, I'm
Die PferOe 5u fiittern, unb bort gez
lang es SRI. 9feiffer, tpel6e Die Be-
iinnung pieber gepOnnen bate, gu
entfommen un0 it6 na4 elmer bena8z
bQrten 6Qrm 3u retten.
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Gin 6irtrnfrirn.

9enber, GoG., "a. Suti. - Nuf
Der @9afz2an9 BON 2eonarb Sebgez
mid BEL Sod Springs, @po., lit Elm
9irte ermorbet tporben. Die S6dter
paren fsinOli6e &inber6irten, Die mil
BEN S9af6irten in beitdnOtger Sebbe
UNI bic @etbeIdnbereten ltegen. Sine
gun5e S6af6eerbe BON 1000 Stid
purbe BON ben G%inber6trten abge>
fdGa6tet. Sin iOI4er @erni4tun9sz
frieg pirb f9on lange bon betben @et=
ten gefiibrt. 8alb tperben Rinberz,
baI6 S9af6eerOen g%raufam binge=
f9la9tet, unb oft tommt es gu bluttz
qen @efe9tsn 5pii4en ben feinbi4er
6irten. Neber 2eben nod @igenz
t6um pirD in benz Streite UNI bic
WeibelGnoereien nerI9pnt.
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Gbfabrtstags BON Ocean : 9dmpfern
abfu5rt BON RepsgorL


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Ser Sampler Celtic am 6. Quout mad 2ioer.
pool. .
Ser Sampler sgBttaOelpbia' am 6. au0uft na8
Soutbampton.
Scr Sampler sgretaone' am 7. gugut mad
Sabre.
Ssr Sampler sgncr9 am 9. auuut mad Rcapel
Ser sampler sg5Ocnitia' an 9. gu0ut mad
Ser Sampler pmefaba" am 9. auout mad Cons
Der Sampler sGricslanO am 9. au0ut nab
Der Sampler pGurntiFa" am 9. Gugut nu3
GtP Sampler rqotsOam1 an 9. auguit no8
ROTTERDAM.
Ser Sampler pQ:nni0lOania' am p. an0uft nab
Ser Sample pRaii,r gBiIbelm Der GrObe1 am p.
auguft nab 9rsmtn.
Ser Hampfer searOiuioHH am 10. Qugut nab
8Iasqop.
9tr Sampler .Gsrmanit' am 10. 4ugut mad
2iDerpoOl.
9ss Sampler st. 9auI' am 13. au8ut mad
SoutbamptOu. -
Der Sampler sQugufta gietOria' am IA. au8utt
nab @amburg.
Ser Gampier g8Ourains1 am IA. auVuit nab
6aUrs.
Der 2ampfr ,groBsr Rurfarf" am "A. au0ut
nab Bremen.
Ser Sampler vGampania" am 16. guguft mad
2ioerpOol.
Ser Sampler ggaOcrlanO' am 16. gu0uft no3
Intnsrpen.
Ser 3ampfer g@ObeH3ouern" am 16. auguit nab
9remen.
Ser Sampler Georgian am 10. qn0uft nab
2tpsrpool.
Ser Sampler pan8Oriu" am 16. auguft mad
Glasgow.
Ser Sampler sTlinueaPOlig' am 16. Quguft mad
2oHoon.
Ser Sampler .aDuoams an 1G. Quouft nab
ROTTERDAM.
Ser Sampler vgaOltts" am 10. auouf mad
6ambur9.
Ger Sampler rROro gmeriea" am 10. dug. nab
Geapel uno Senua.
Ser Sampler ,aaiIsrin maris SbreFa' am 10.
@uquft mad Bremen.
Ser Sampfsr p2aurentiun' am 20. auguft mad
@laggop.
Ser Sampler gManitOu' am 20. auguf mad
9onbon.
Der 9ampfer s9entOnic' am 20. auouft mad
2ioerpool.
Ser Sampler shirt gigmard1 am 81. au0pt
mad 6amburQ.
Ser Sampler sgarbarofa' am 81. auOut nab
Bremen.
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Nhiferi1Scr Wprh.

GIeDelanb, O., "a, Suit. -
S, 5reDerif 2pmun, Elm @lert in benz
hieiigen Poitamt, purbe gefternNbenO
bon einem unbetunnten, Der i'm an
bic 9aust6iire gerufen bate, Our4
BRET G6ife auf ben Sob bertpunOst.
3pei &ugeln bur6bo6rten ben I'm
terlei6 unb Der 8erpunbete itarb cine
@iertelitunbe barauf. &ur3 bOr fetz
mem M6leben ertlGrte Der Sterbenbe,
er babe tetnen 6etnO ge6abt un0 pife
nt6t, tper Der M0r0er lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26
Gurppdii6e Sa6elbepel6en.
@ter frun5Dftf4e SOlba=
betetner Il ebung
- - $50

8erfatIIes, "a. Sult. @ls
cine @pt6etGung pon Sappeuren 6eute
@ormtttag I'm Eager BON SatOrp baz
nit bef9dftigt mar, Minen fir nez
bungs3pede gu legen, erplOOirte cine
beriel6en gu friib. Die 0etonatiOn
mar cine fiir3terli8e. Qus bic &au4z
unb @taubpolfen it4 Der3Ogen batten,
brei l1nteroffi3iere toOt uuf benz PlaBe
1agen, pdbren0 ii4 feds @oppeure
fdper pertpunbet in t6rem 8Iute
pGl3ten. Die l1ebung mar bsranitulz
tet tpprben, Inn ben &abetten bas Be-
gen BON Mtnen praftii9 bor5ufii6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26
Grbi6aftsif enrr bOn Den Grbrn bes
bcrfurbrnen SSmaIO Sttennntftr.

Nenz gprt, "a. SuIt. - Na9z
IaBri6ter S6oma8 bat geitern feline
Gnti9eiOung i6er bic Grbi9aftsteuz
er ~getroffen, tpel6e Die Gr6en bes berz
itorbenen 9rn. S8tpalO S~ttenborfer
gu 3ublen BADEN. Die Grben, nGmlt9
Trau emma @9alf, Jrau Mat6ilbe
Hieol BON Hiebenitsin uno Srau Nnz
ma @oerisboffer, erbielten unter benz
Seitament ie $1,278,778 unO 5rau
Moertsboffer auBerbem nod tpeitere
$4,000. 9afir be3ablen Gr6I9dftsz
fteuer Srau emma @9alf $68,938,
Srau 9fiebl bon Rtebenitein $12,787
unb 5rau Qnna 8oeris6offer $12,z
ST. Die nSfabeQa : 6eimat6," nell
DIE Elm 2egat ban 100000 erbielt,
3a9lt $4,000 an Grbf4aftsi teuer. Die
rg}efp gorf 6ree circulating 2i6raz
rD," bic nG9aritD Organization Gu
cietp" unb bos n9eutf6e 9ofpitut, "
psI6e je $4,000 erbaIten, miifen ie
$1,000 46gaben 5a6len. Die Society
for Gt6ical Culture" Der n9euti4e
T~rarenperein 5urunteritiiBung bilfsz
bebiirFtiger @ittpen @aifen unb
&inber," bic ie $4,000 erbaIten, 6az
ben ie $500 gu entri4ten. 9as Pine
rican Mluieum ol NaturaI 6iItorD,"
tpeldem Der Grblafer $4,000 6interz
Iafen, Fat cine GrbI4uftsfteuer BON
$3.50 gu 5a6ler.