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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-26
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Der srOBe 1Rlntreiniser.
SIR DIE 6eiInng aler
frunildcn GraufBeitrn.

StSsr Sropfcn Suraporiljau 8tioIpcut btrlei5e
burb 9Iut, S6ptiB uuo in uuotrcr gGsiie Dem
Sbitsm 2cbensfrait psuH cs cri,Bt bic otrbraubten
Stofic Oe5 R6rpcrs Ourb rtiucs uuO g,funoesgatcs
rial Suop6slu. aus,tbrnuo, Syphilis, uugtt6tilts
unO idIe6t Gebstlte Yeuerj3s Rruutbcieu in ibrcu
OisItu 5Ormen dmOcn 81: 10 Gents fir ucuc jIus
frirts 9rOiaurs pRaoDa0 on 9tarcaI0 Eruieus
&rartbeiten. @ciaptre I'M @uls, i'm Uluuo, Nuss
biidic, !tnOtsu in Otu Srititn uuo 9,rbdrtuuQcu in
unatrH G6rpertbeIcu, iblumc 9lugcu, icrop6u0is
gusfIiifs aus BEN GbrCH, Die i6limultcu 5ormcu
bon @aut=RrantbsitT, glusitIdQen, Ofrus g1uuO,n,
GriuOtopt &iugpurm, Sa5ilub, Grpfpclas,
i6mcrjeuoe i5par1c Ttdcn am R0rper, trcbsartiQe
Gcpdbis, ifraueuleiotn uno al Die ibDG6euOcE
uuo i5msrjbuften Gutlesruuqen Ta5tidpcib unU
ale @eroMouuoeu Der 2c5susfruit - Iacs lit in
acrsd Der @eiltruit bieics g9uHotrg moOcrnct
Gbemie, unO tin paar SAG, 8tbrau6 pirO ico.r
9eriou, bic Oasielbe fir rgtnO cine oci,r Rrauts
beit,n auDtuoet, OeTen md6tigc leiltraft um cis
stncn Rorpsr btpeieH.
Q8tun Der 9atitnt n:l3tr tdqlt5 a6uimmt
iuiolQs bon SubniaDiHOeu uuo QusBbreu bic
f2rtndbrsrb BuHebmeu, oieicu 9trluteu Giubalt
gebetst uRo otcitlbtu our6 ueues Wattrul gs=
usmmeu Qeiuu0em &lut, erieBt uuO oieies
thwt uno bsnirft RaOulh Sariapuri[iuu Rtiulz
bent - 70 jit osiIung fiber, bcnu psun oief,s 6eil=
mittd eiumul ieiH RCluiQuuq5Uert btQiNut unD
:rfolgreiG 1T in Der 9erminbtrmg ois gtrutes,
70 bcilt IS dneu, uuO tdqiid pjrD Der 91ticnt fdJ
ftGrfcr bsfinoen uuO tdrfer fHblsu bic Rabrunu
better otrOuutu, Der gppstit piro f5 btbeu unJ
bic Gorptrfile un0 ols G3rprgeDibt 5une5men.
fSoluenoes TT Der 6all, no cine iSlaibe Ots RaGz
MAPS SariapurtQiuH 3sfobeat bic Spmptous iibsr
Dti3t getlo0t ipuro', QedHotrt bic &OioiOuuocD
oosr oa5 9erlangcn btcitigt rnb BEN GutleerurQeu
,iu GnOs Gsma6t bat. Gtstr @rt'i DurO, i'm Gls
tOber 1897 GtibriebeH:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-26
Gine5 jnngen IanneS GrlebniB.

9rooflbr, A. Cfto6sr 1897.
Sd mill Sbusn itbt mcine Symphonic usmcn.
SD bin q Sabre alt @CUibt l50 GiunD: GjrOBe
6 SUB; 6uarforbt buutclbrauu; &orper uuO Gle
Der lang uu0 itblanf: Stpdbc Oes QuR3en &6r=
ptrs; Ropt idDsr uHo bUu BON tlIUQtnOeu 5OHtu;
SGmsrjtn Obtrb1lb Der gugsu; Da5 g8siBe i'm g,uQc
qslb; 0out uHrein uHO fctig; gclb, 3uHge bcoctt
NIT pcibsm usbsrJug, trdt3sU uuo biitSln, nm aus
Der Ssble ciueu JdbsH itdrtartiQen S6leim lu suts
terntH; SSHtdsH uuO uu0cre @fnuen Dor ben Auz
gen; i3redIide 5rdums; 0erDDftdt DlioiQlcit; siu
0erlanOeu lungs i'm gstt iu lieleu; Des Uor1enS
elm mtoss itiUtrts gsfiibl bsi'm Nufitsbtu; bic
Sdrms munbmd OeriOpit uuo moudmal rcQudr;
moudmdl iblsimiGe GHtlttruuQen aus ben Carmen;
uureiHlibtslt aut Der 6uut; Student lbltcbtcr @jtz
ibmad i'm DlEnO; Nbibm Dor @rbeit unO neblz
der Gerlibdit; @oug 3ur Giuiamftit Dumpfe
ibpere itumpf fIuuiQc UnO trdum,riibe RoufuGon
Der @coGHfsu: bIufts, bagcrss Nusiebm; Yaieuz
bluttn; 9u6tl9DeiB; 9crlun0en Otl 98aIcr gu
trinfeu; prntl gppetit; idrtdb, Eiubil0unQcu
mad 0tm Substtgtb,n. Gs 1T abt Sabre bcr itit
Id Oics psrnidtcnOs 2lnQeuobubtit .uuuabm uuo it5
babe iettber fat tmmCr gtltttsu Sd mar inter Der
8sbun0luuq BON febsn SoftOrtu sd babe triu
Galomsl, GuedGlbsr 0oer blduc QileU mCiHCs g0iiz
isu5 mad gtrommsu. SD babe 0isie Gng,luobubsit
obQ eltqt, oeHH iCIOem ib Da5 ReiOlDcur gCnuma
men, babe ib has GtrlonQtH DGuu6 DtrloreH. Sie
Wsnouuo, Dtlbe oas Wttt bcrbOrUe5radt, mar
erituurlb. @u' Ou5 llubebdGeu Dtri6uau0 Uic
ourd 8lubertruft yl5iu @Dpetit ttbrt, lurud,
mei,ls @sts5 rOblbfst Dur0e Htu btlgbt uuO idJ
BIN iebt anQitlib DOrluf beDadJt uuO eiiliQ, mCiu
9aQetpsrt 3u oerrihtcu. Sb Hebms Hur eiueu balz
ben 5beGlo'ttl BelOOcut orclma tGGlt6 uHo Ciuc
BON RooWoDs Qillm ieOeu @bcuO mO 3ntimal
Do4cutlia r,ib; i'd mtins @irbtlidule uuo mciueu
Radsu nit glcaO0 8cliei elm. Sine 5laibs but
Oisi, uuuorbart g8euouug bsrOorOsbra@t, abtr i8
CLAUDE cs IL btfcr, ben Gebraub oisics Mittels
rod ;ins 8sitlang i0rt3uicbsH. 6o5d3tungsDOl u.
%
Su RdGeu QrObtr GHrd6e uuO. aGer uerb5fu
Grr.qurQeu 1T otis 9trpeaounQ BON " a D tD q b g
Rea D y n slitf an o,r g8trbcliduIe BON GroBer
WidtiQttit Gs bcrf;bt Oag RtrptHi1tcm NIT
G,ftrijitdt uno qitbt BEN Gcro,u nsucs qebcn md
6tdrts BUD NIT Ratbihligcu ibu obgeu Gts
qcutano CRe0i-ao ubsr rSrritltioncn in Der 5arua
r0bre ttc.@ aIf 9trunqsu frei jugtiaHOt.
RuoiUa0' Sci ImittcI bcrOsn BON ais
len Gpo,bctTn osrfuuft unO fnO III Or 8uOua9'5
Office, glr So Glms Strabs, Rsus9Orf, lu babsH.
a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-26
gisiInns=G Gnmite i'm Ghiragn'er gos
Ienbiertel.

Gbicugo, 25. Qpril, - Die
8irger in Der 16. Darb, benz Polenz
@iertel Der Stabt, buben Elm @igiz
lana Gomite eingefeBt, pel4es 2ez
Zen unb Gigentbum Der 8etpObner
ienes @tabttbeiles gegen Die umberz
lungernben 8anOiten gebOrig be-
f9uBen iou. Die @rmorOung oes
@rocerpbeiiBers Peter 5afinsti am
lebten MittpO9 in feinem 9ei4Gftsz
laben bat bic 8Irger Der 16. @arO
bappn iiber5eugt, DaB Der pOli5eili4e
S6uB ni9t ausrei9eno lei. gfun ipll
cine acknowledgements besRa4ts
ben Si9erbeitsbienit beforgen. Die
2eute finb enti4lOffen, ben @tabttbeil
BON bem Gaub= unb 9tebsgeiinoel
griinbli9 gu idubern. 5ufinsfi puroe
am Mittpo9 Morgen in ieinem Ga
ben bon spei 8anbiten erf4of1en uno
fein 19zid6riger GO6n auf ben Sob
berfpunDet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-26
0merifamIlOe.
rJren6p" te6rt na6 feiner 9eimot6
3uriid, na4Oem er elf Sabre i'm
3u3t6auTe geieIIen bat.

Rep gorf, 25. QtpriG. -Q(mer
Sen Qui, alias g9Sren4p," Der nur11
Sabre in oieTem 2anOe mar un0 baz
BON iiber 3e6n Sabre lang pegen an
ge6li8er Grmorbung Der Caroline
8ronn, alias oSl0 S6afeIpeare, i'm
8efGngniB gu 9annemora geiefen
bat, lit geitern an 8or0 Oes 9amz
piers ga 3ouraine" na9 5rantrei6
a6gereiit, BON ND er fpeiter na6 Ieiner
6eimat6 2ugier bef0rOert perOen
niro.
sd babe elf Sabre lang in btefem
2anoe gearbeitet," rief er tur3 Dor
Der 2l6fu6rt beg 0ampfer5 aus, nuno
i6 babe ni3ts baFur befommen. Die
les Qano tuugt ni3ts unO i9 bin
fro6, ouB i4 e8 DerlaTen fann. Sd
bate orei amerifunif6e 2lnnGlte, lie
lieBen mid a6er ale i'm Sti4e, neil
i6 tein 8elb bate. g}ur Opibu Roz
biIunb, Der mein 2anbsmdnn lit ,6alf
mir. g2iemuno bier Derfu9te mir 3u
6eIfen, Iopie i4 aber unter mfine Ell
genen 2anosleute fomme, lit 5u8 an
oers. ,Se6t 6er!" 9a6ei 3eigte er cine
9anbOoQ 8elb, tpeI6es Die fran3oiis
i6en Mitpafagiere i6m gege6en bait
ten. 0abei Ieu9teten ieine 2lugen
DOR 6reu0e uno 0ant6artett.
g6renhn" pplte erit ni4t ablegeln,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-26

Ing 1ttu. Gs Dtr0 Dert0tet, durUun1Q
oeS &0nigS ipI Tein Sobn 0alOamur
al5 8ermittlar in bem Strife fungi
rem.
@eneraIfrtte in 8uBIun B
am 1. W} al.
8ien, 25. 2(pril. - Der 9eterSz
burg:c GprreIponbent Der rReuen
6reien 9reTe" meIbet, buB Die ruiitz
i9en 2tr6eiter 6ei4IoFen BADEN, am l.
Mai einen @eneralitrtte fir Den 3e9nz
itunDentag gu Beginner.
g2eue Sette in SUB Ian B..
9eter86urG 25. 2(pril. -
Gine neue Sette ma4t in 8uBlanO
piel BON ii6 reben, Sic entitanO in
Der 9ropin3 9erm, nennt ii6 nSebOz
bitten" oDer g8rii0erI6aft Der re4ten
6an0" unb perfolgt ben 3ned, ale
8eligionen 5u elmer gu berf4mel3en.
BoIitH4 ite6en i6re Mtitglieoer Der
Regierung feinbli6 gegeniiber, pel4e
iie bG6er in ben 8Qnn get6an bat unD
fie, no INNER iie eripi59t lperOen, alS
gefG6rIi6e @obniinnige einiperren
lGBt.
Der r0miidztafbolif4e 8tidof opn
8ilna, 3perotpitI8, bat alien tat6oz
Iif6en &inoern in ietner 9t05eie perz
boten, bte prt6oooren 8ir9enI9ulen
3u beIu6en, uno Die @ltern, pel4e
Dies geitatten, nit @rcommunictrung
bebro6t.
Sftpio8tn'8 GrmorOung,
Beter8burg, 25. Npril.-Obz
f9on 8oIaf6eff, Der N}0rOer oes 0}iz
niiterS 'Siipiagin, ii4 bei'm 8Orper60r
beritoft 3etgte, purOe babel Do9 Die
S9atia6e fetgeitelIt, baB Der Often
tdter in Ieiner SaI3e Elm periiegelteS
Goupert bate, ba5 an 9o6jeOonoK3eff
ben OberzYroturator De5 6eiligiten
SDnobs, aOre7iirt mar. 0ierau5
59lteBt man, oaB, pGre 9o6jeoonofz
5eff am Is. 2lprtl, Dem Sage Der @r=
moroung Siipjagin'5, na6 Den Y}intz
iterial48Ireaur gegangen, er an Stelle
be5 Wliniiters bes Snnern get0Dtet
pprben Iein piirbe. S6atIa6e lit, baB
Der SberzBrofuratpr an jenem Sage
na9 bem Miniiterium Bate ge6en fol-
len, un0 nur Elm 3ufau 6inOerte i'm
Durdn.
Die @ntoefung bes Goupert5 beitdz
tigt, pie man annimmt, oaB cine Ser
i4p0rung gegen me6rere ruIiiI6e 8ez
ANTE beItanD.
l1n3ufrteb ben6eit in 6tnn=
lamb.
9eIftngfOrs, 6tnnIanb, 25,
2lpril. - 3pet 8atatlIone Sruppen
finD bier BON 8ilmanitran0 un0 8iz
borg angetommen. Die StaOt lit rIz
9tg, aber Das reue Retrutenz2lu56e=
bungSz8eieB fat cine erbitterte Stimz
mung 6erporgerufen. Die Dole 3abl
Der Retruten lit in teiner Der 8emeinz
ben, nit elmer 2(u8nu6me, cine pouz
itGnOtge; in pielen 6a6en iid iiberz
6aupt feline 8etruten geiteGlt. Syn Der
einen 8emeinoe, in pel4er Die Retruz
ten boG3GbIig erf6ienen, melOeten iie
it6 nur, Inn 9roteit gu er6eben, uno
gingen bann pieber fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-26
SturmDrr9 r9ccrllngcll.
8orno0o8 in aanIo5, MiTouri un6
9}e6ra8fu. - 8roBer SdaOen u.
8erluIt an MenI6enle6en.

Omu6u, 9}e6r., 25. Qlpril.-Gin
per6eeren0er r6turm, pel6er 6eute
2(6enO Die 6iefige StaOt iiberfiel, entz
Da6te Diele 9e6Gube urb ri6tete enOrz
men S6dDen an. @ine YerIOn nurOe
qet0Dtet unD piele anbere erlitten Ser
leBunqen. Die StraBenba6nen Daren
ii6er cine Stunbe lang auBer 8etrteb,
Ou Der 0ino piele 9rG6te auf Die
StruBen mari. Str0men0er Regen
6egleitete ben Sturm.
SOpGin, N}o., 25. 2(pril. - I'm
4.45 beute ga9nittag bru4 ein Sorz
naDo bier aus, in befen 6olge bier
N}enT9en um's 2eben famen unD Dielc
perleBt nurben. Der 6ier angert4tete
firun3ieQe S4a0en pirb auf $4,000
qef6GBt. 8eri6te aus 8alena, &S.,
De66zGitp unD garterDtlle, Uto., erz
ge6en, ooB Der SornaOo audi bort
f6Iimm gelpiit6et fat,
Stourz GttA, Su,, Is, 2(pril.-
6eute g}a8mtttag mar es in 6ieitger
Stuot 10 buntel, Dab in allen Sc
i6Gft5lofalen ba8 8a8 ober Die eletz
tri1den 2t6ter unge3iinoet nerben
muBten, 0i8te, griinIi6e 8olten
oer6uQten ben 6immel. Sine 3eitz
lana nehte elm Stuunpin0 nit elmer
'S8neGigteit BON 72 W1eilen pro
Stunoe. StrDmerOer Regen fiel, auf
pel6en S6nee folgte.
2tncolr, Hebr., 25, 4pril. -
Sin Sturm, tpdbrenO befen 0duer
Der 0inb cine S8neIIigfeit bon 60
W}eilen pro Stun0e errei9te, 6err16te
6eute in 6ieIiger StaDt uno hinge
6ung, bod iit Der angeri4tete S6aben
ni6t groB. SIN Snnern be5 Staates
bat e5 beute d6pe4ielnO geregnet, gez
f6neit unb gebdqelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-26
grauerzxruff in GIehrlauS.

GIeDe lanD, ., 25. NprII. =
Die uglepelunb C Sanbustp 8repz
ina Co." bat ieBt aud Die 4nIagen
Der .S6lat6er 8reping GO." tduflt4
erpurben. Der 3aufpreis ioG ii4
auF S1,5OO,OO0 6e5iffern. 9ur4
ue6ernabme biefer 8ruuerei erlangt
nunmebr biey glepelunb &c Sunbustp
Srepinq 60" bic pOlIltdnbige @unz
trole iiber bic 5abritatiOn unb ben
8erfauf BON Bier in Der Staot unb
ben umlieganoen Srten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-26

Sn is5tn uur uni3eiubar aus MD R.cmaBo traut
Sbncu Die auB:ror0tgt.jba ptlirdit 3u. Dslbe fa
tbltiic5lib b:iiBtu mn Dtbs tie IN SlueH0sH uno
4b.rtluicHosH pom GulHt5JI5al,I btlU1brt blbtn,
Hdntlb Die Ct Esrur0z2rlutcrgjllH. 2.tgtu 0o1
un3dblige 3eugn.ht Don 4.rioncH 0jt an 85,umls
tsmu5, an auqsm:iuer RoypTibwabe an Der
9ll., an Otu ylt:r;u, al DER Gt5cr, i'm gaQM an
9ertppiuug, an gei6rttr Ntrl= uH0 4croauuuEs=
Ebdtigttt iOUie o...H auO,ytH St6ruu3cu oar
R0rur=Crgane 8cItt:H bdbcn por, olB fe our9 Die
QiltH OolitduDig turlrt ul-0tu inn Die Nl:H
babca f3 ais p0rtrsiil5.s oausmitt,l u5sraa sins
gablrgert lSISU, Sl;S&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-26
On N66nir .glria. hat fi6 bi

= sSn YbOntT, .Qrt3., bat iI4 Die
o@eitern SSron e Steel GOmpdnp"
nit einem9lttientapitul BON $15,000,z
900 incorporiren lafen. 0enielben
S9ritt that bic nQmerican Securitp
&c Sruit Company" nit einem Of
tienfdpital BON $10.000.000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-26
siebrujaBrigcr Opfert iid fir icineH
Gnter

R pzY YOrt, "A. 2(pril. - ,5OTep9
2tttolio, iie6en Sabre aft, erlitt beute,
inbem er feinen 8ater Dom 6lammenz
tobe rettete, t0btli6e 8ranbnunOen.
Batter unb Sobn i6Iiefen in einem
Stale, um nabe einem bon i6nen
gepfIegten tranfen 9ferbe 3u 7ein, II.
i6r 8ett purOe 0urd 3ufdQige5 llmz
tperfen elmer Qampe in 8ranb geIeBt.
Der 9na6e erna6te 5uerIt unO rib
Dem nod idIofenOen @oter 0u5 brenz
nenOe 8ett3eug bOm 2eibe, 5ijnbete iez
bo8 babel feline eigenen &leiOer an
unb purbe am gon3en &0rper i6redz
li8 per6rannt. Ser junge 6elo liegt
i'm 6oIpital auf ben SOB Oarnieber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-26
MaLfidle mi hrm grnfnrn.

GpIumbta, S.~G., 25, 2(pril.-
Gtne S6uur BON 0alfH4en, Elm groz
Ber uno 1ie6en tleine, fam oor einigen
Sagen in ben 9afen BON 9ort RODal
unO geriet6 na6e 9ari5 Point in Die
8lemme. sic iu6ten in Der 9}dbe
oe5 Stranbe5 na6 g}a6rung unb feds
Der tIeineren idpammen an Der tiefs
ften StaGe in cine ltntiefe. Der groz
BE Slid fOIgte, muB a6er 8efu6r gez
pittert 6a6en, Oenn in Dem GngpaB
fling er pl0Blt3 an, geDaItig gu to6en
uno @aiIer unb S6Iamm auf3uperz
fen, bod getang e5 t6m f6lieBli4,
Ii9 um3uore6en unD Oa5 offene W}eer
nteOer gu errei6en, nobel ibm elmer Der
tleineren Slide folgte. Die anOeren
geriet6en DG6ren0 Der Gb6e auT55roz
dene unO tamen um'5 2e6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-26

Oo er 6efir6tete, oaB feline S6aoenz
eriuBflage 9egan ben Staat Oaruntet
leioen t0nnte. 8etm leBten 8loda1z
3ei8en I6uttelte er ben 9etettiozSerz
geanten 9ooop uro 2eeion, Die ibu
an 8oro gebra6t 6otten, 6er3li6 bic
9GnOe, unO ais ii6 oas S4iff inBez
pegung IeBte, Ore6te er Dem 2anoe
ben Rifen gu. 2lnpaIt RobilarO
min auBer ben Staat nO6 ben ST.
oSnIpettor 9hrnes DertLdaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-26
Ser 9dmpfer SunriTe" bpl

- Der 9ampfer nSunriIe" BON
ber r8eo Giberz2init" oerbrannte
geftern friib an feiner 8erfte 81
g}epzOrleans. Die 9aITa9iere unO
MannI6aft purben idmmtli6 geretz
tet, jebo8 entgingen i6rer @iele nur
nit tnapper g}otb Dem 5Obe. Der
0ampfer, ausI6lieBIi6 be5 GorgOs,
purbe auf $4,000 geI4dBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-26
sIGl8 sia as sGaa sa z RaaTss z Z aa Xxx
g. s.. eSrieoenfpalS & Su.
! Qmerita's ar6ster Setrdnfez9aotn.
TlaiFge
Grfrtidnnge1t
5n
nieOrigftcrt Yreiie1t
Coupons gratis
nit fecem Ginfauf. Siefelben beredDs
tiscm Gle Az fcbTnen 6efdbenten.
8ntbiuein>gnnidb uirh nm
samitag fir alIr &nnben fnz
ftenfrei ierbirt.

MarDlanb Stub gRps, pro 5lai5e 9Sc.
Riite nit II 5lui9en. n..........$1O.7o
g8ilion &pe, pro 6lui6e..........9Sc.
Siftc nit Il Glai6in..........SlO.70
Robatut Singer gle, bette Gua=
litQt, pro SuBeno. no............-..... 6Oc.
5mportrter 8uineb' Stout, pro
SuBenb :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '.T1.So
Sberpouo Rbe, pro 9iute 39c.;
pro Guart 75c.; pro Saaone. oO
siloer grOOe 8pe, Sabre alt,
Godtoilg, bic beitsn, bic Sic it
tranten, pro 9inte .............. 49c.
Wlardi8ino=airi6en, prO Glai6c. .69c.
Rotbpeiu - unisre beriibmten J.
@allonenz5loi6en =. .............. 44c.
gus oitiem 8otbpeiH bcroefcntcr
9uni9 d GRATIS itroirt.
sberrD fir Go63Dcde, pro Salz
lone .. ........ SI.Oo
Qam6 GDe, oolle 9ints.......... soc.
MeDi,inii6er @eneper fir Samen,
qcqen ole 1rauculeiOen, pro 9intt soc.
ltnIcr meOi3inii9Cs MalJ, otgcn
s6ipinoiu6t uno alle 2uugeuleloen,
pro Jlaid)e ...............'...'''.' o"c'
Sutebartg 9urtcr, pro SuBeno.. S9c.
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HONEST DAVE

1T antrfdnnt weeen oes taoelos pOrjiislidsu aroz
mag cine banOgsmadbt: Gigarre nit reinsr Sods
panu@Einlage oa Diticl6e ieHtn beltnteH Sc
idmad UNI 4romo beii5t, tpslte Dem Soersen Des
Geuners 10 tbeuer finO.
Sts ,5icncia" 1T aus bcm Teintcn GubasSdbaf
btraeftgnt, $6 6ig $14 pro Sounoert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-26
JUNGLE TEDDIE.'

Sis ,I1uce 9tObie">Gieurren foften ni6t mebr,
ols sc. pro Sfid, bod iptrOcn fie Gu6 befsr gtz
fallen, als pele fir 10e. oerfaufte @igdrren.
8erqsbt ni5t, rs 1T suncle Seopie4 uno tein an=
berer Snfel.
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,,Sunal 9anana Cigar Mfs. Sn., i"
Gabriflnten,
d13-20 Baltimore, U1p.
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bag 500 4cres umfaFenbe Stuart
f4e 9ut perpuIpert bat, DIS er in
1900 ben Murquistitel unb oas Ser
m0gen erbte, bate er bereits S4ulben
gum 8etrage pon 1O6,235 Pf. @terl.
Gr berlor felt 8ur3em 3pi14en co.
900 unb 100000 9f. @terl. Our4
miB9liifte 80rIenipetulationen.
6 6arIemagne's 8Ie4 ii ber
&pfadenz Qiebensz
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&Gmpfe in s bin a,

song Song %. @Prtl. -
g1u6rt6ten aus 0uz@6pu 0om p.
2lpril erge6en, OuB an jenem Datum
Elm 6Gutiger &f 3pif4en Regiez
rungsz8 z8ruppen peI4e ii4 ouf benz
W}arf6e na8 g}anzg&ing befunben,
uno elmer groBen9e6eGenzS zStreitmadt
i'm 8unge mar. Die taiierli6en Srupz
pen 6utten ous Re6elIenzQager in Den
8uzG6angz9iigeIn bombarOirt unO
anqegriffen u. bic 3ebelen i6lieBli4
3erItreut. SIR 6u6rer Sung gung
Seng tpurOe pernunbet unb gefangen.
@pGter nd6men DieRebeqen 31pei Dor
fer bt4t BEL Run<gfing Elm uub i9luz
gen t6r 9auptquartier bort auf.
Gtrites in 9 6peben.
&ppenbugen 25. Qpril. -
Der 6iefige groBe Strife Der 9odz Il.
S9iFFsarbeiter 6ut 5olgen in S4pez
Den. Sn elmer Qtn5ubl fdpeOiiher
6dfen iinb bic Qrbeiter an ben Strife
gegangen, ais fbnen 3ugemut6et pur@
De, bon bier dbgegangene S4iffe gu
entlaben. 6ier lieat bas GeI9dft pol
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u ber, 9err M arquis !!

2pn Do n, 25. 2lpril. = Die I'm
terfu4ung in bem 8anferottsperfa6>
rem gegen ben Murquis BON Queens
BERN bat ergeben, baB Der 6err
Warquis perfDnli6es @igentbum i'm
Mert6e BON 266.000 gf. @terI.. fonie
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-24
IMMENSE ICE GORGE.
Ii Is One Hundred Feet High and En-
tends a Mile Across n River.

LANCASTER, Pa. Jan. 23.-The ice
which began to pass quietly down the Sus-
quehanna river yesterday has formed an
immense gorge at Washington borough,
fifteen miles south of here. estimated to-
day TO be one hundred feet high and ex-
tending a mile out into the river, which is
over two miles wide at that point. There
is an open channel between the outer edge
of the gorge and the York county shore
which will be sufficient to carry off the
water unless the upper tributaries send
down a flood. In the latter contingency
Washington borough probably will witness
the worst ice frcshet ii has even known.
Three miles further down. at Turkey HILL
another gorge has formed. but it has not
as yet assumed the formidable proportions
of the first. If the river rises sufficiently
to carry Off the Washington gorge great
damage is certain, especially as the prob
abilities are that the ice will all stop in
the Turkey Hill neck. Traffic on the CO.
lumbia and Port Deposit Railroad is sus-
pended the tracks being covered with ice
and water. No trains have been run since
Yesterday noon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-24
indianapolis Grain Markets.

The local grain market is less active than
last week. still all arrivals are readily
taken at prices quoted. Inspections yester-
day were about forty cars, chiefly corn.
Hay is in good request at prices quoted and
arrivals quite large. Track bids, as report
ed by the secretary of the Board of Trade
yesterday, ruled follows:
Wheat steady; No red, SSc track; No. 2
red. SIC on milling freight: No. 3 red. S4dS6c
track; SIC track; wagon wheat, SSc.
Corn weak; No. ] white, 64c; No. white,
64c; No. 3 white 64c; No. 4 white, 60062c
No. white mixed 6214c; No white mixed,
62Ac; No. white mixed, 5SAQ6oAc; No. 2
yellow, 6215c; No. yellow, 6219c; No. 1
yellow, 5S1506O15c; No 2 mixed. 6214c; No 3
mixed. 62Ac; No mixed, 5s14q6OAc; ear
corn, &c.
Oats weak: No. white, 49s4G5O14c; No 3
white i914Q4924c: No mixed 4S12q49c; No.
mixed, Q4S13c.
No. timothy, s10.25Q 1915
Inspections-Wheat: No red, l car.
Corn: No. white, cars; No. white, s.;
No. 3 white mixed, l; No: yellow, l; No;
cars. Oats: No. mixed, cars; rejected,
l; total cars Hay: No. 1 timothy, car;
No. timothy, 2; total, cars.
WAGON MARKET.
Offerings of corn, oats and hay on the
wagon market yesterday reached a total of
seventy loads. Hay moved rather slowly,
and but little was sold at the highest quo
tation The offerings of corn were not as
large as on former days of the week, and
most of it was disposed of at top figures.
Taken as a whole, the conditions were
much the same as on Wednesday. The
wagon weighmaster reported prices as rul-
ing as follows:
Corn-69G nc per bu.
Oats-4SG50c per bu.
Hay-1imothy, choice, s12G13: mixed SIC
all; clover, s9d1O per ton, according to
quality.
Sheaf Oats-S10612 per ton.
Straw-sSQ7 per ton according to quality.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-24
Personal. Local and General Notes.

George X. Lowell. general superintendent
of the Monon was in the city yesterday
Since July l the Peoria * Eastern has
earned ST. 400 ISL. against 81. S02 S59 in the cor
responding period of last year
Vice President Taylor. of the PhiIadel~
phia & Reading. has so far recovered from
his recent serious illness as TO be able to be
at his office
j. A. Barnard. general manager of the
Peoria K Eastern. who has been out on the
lines the greater part of the week. will re-
turn tonight
General Manager Storey of the Lake
Shore-Lehigh Valley Dispatch. was in the
city yesterday. and with Travelling Agent
Smiley left last night for Peoria
c. NJ Atwood. auditor of passenger re-
ceipts of the Santa Fe road for many
years. is in poor health and has been grant
ed a three months leave Of absence.
The story that the Pennsylvania would
abandon the carburetted and Pintsch gas
system of lighting its passenger coaches
and use electric lights is officially denied
George p. Jarvis. formerly OF the Lake
Erie * Western. more recently receiver of
the Louisville, Evansville * St. Louis has
been elected general manager OF the Rut-
land Railroad.
A. L. Humphrey will on Feb succeed c.
NJ Mendehall as superintendent OF motive
power OF the Chicago * Alton. Mr.
Humphrey comes from a similar position
on the Colorado Southern Railway
r. s Blodgett. general superintendent of
the New York Central. who has been in
Cleveland the last week, owing To the Sc
rious Illness of his daughter who is now
improving. returned To New York yester-
day.
Joseph Harris. a rachinist i'm the shops
OF the Pennsylvania Company at Fort
Wayne for some years, has been appointed
assistant manager 10 General Superintend-
ent OF Motive Power +. ID. casanave of the
Baltimore & Ohio.
The Philadelphia < Reading has issued
orders to the effect that all the union car
repair men and brakemen who were dis
charged last summer and in the early fall
during and after the strike Will be rein
stated upon application.
II is stated that Il has been decided TO
consolidate the train dispatchers Offices of
the Toledo. ST. Louis & Western, now To-
Gated at Delphos and Charleston. at Frank