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Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
AN jIADECISIYE DAY
 IN AHTHRhelTE STRIKE
Pumps Are Running OF All the Mines
 Except One.

Nilkesbarre. Pa. June 3.-There Wete nc developments or incidents of special .aentioa in inc ;tatIlTa iJc ,32l min ars' strike today. T&e mine workers triad hard to 5linS out additional engineers. ii emen and pump runners. ana ,Ae companies Were equally earE-s, il the'r ef.orta to hold the employees til@; haze heea loyal The union Succeeded in getting out quite a number ur ...s ,: .iG one or two collieries were ,on1Delle,i to shut coHr lhn pumps becaUS,. C! d i32l oi men bur in all other c.:scs I:Ic C?r- i-3tcis were able t9 fill ul,c vacancies 5y drawing on the reserve forces of inc offices ana other employees. The owners declare that thus lar they nara employed very few non-UnioE men and have plenty of workers to draw 0n.
 Thc entire coal belt remains compar- 8:tTaiz- quiet, although distUrba nces og q minor nature are becoming more i:'e- Qucnt. At the mills this morning .ni this evening men and women gathered on the street corners and llooteI tlI ' men that came from the mines ,3 so a their homes. tt Plymouth also iris evening there was q small demons -'I- tiGn against those still working at ,he engines and the pumps in the collieTies1 there. About 163 men, women and clil- dren followed the workers to their homes, calling them names all aloHG the way. Many workers Who % to
 their homes are accompanied by -oal and iron rOiiCenen- The latter have been cautioned not to notice the ;.c- 1 ticHs Of the crowds unless they attempt i to do the men bodily harm.
 In nearly every colliery temporary living places have been provided for those employees who do not care to leave the place. Colored cocks are be- ing brought into the region to providr
 fcr these men.
 ! Today about 2l0 men from Nurem- i burg marched into Oneida. where Coxe 1 Bros. ( Company have a big colliery. { There was some prImiscuCus shOOtin&
 bu5 no one was injured. \ car carry
 ins special officers was sent from i Driiton to the scene of the disturb
 ance. but when the police reached thera ! the crowd had dispersed
 President Mitchell tonight gave ouI . statement in which he said: De
 tailed reports from all quarters of the anthracite coal field indicate tkat the rum5er Of engineers. fremen and pumpmen who ceased work Yesterda ' was considerably increased today
 There have been no violations of the
 law on the part Of the strikers and our predictions made fast week that the miners would be law abiding have been
 mere than verified by the events ol yesterday and today.
 The coal strike is remarkable iH nan respects. Were it not for tn,
 Tact that the ccal companies have q
 vel'itabie army Of private guards am coat and iron police employed, thsr,
 would he no exterior evidence that :. great industrial contest was bein Waged.
 We are sure that the splendid con duct of the mon and boys who are en-
 gagged in this great. silent and passil struggle for al least small share ot
 cur countrY's prosperity, must com mend itself to all we'll disposed per
 sons
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
CATTLE AND SnT3Ep.

Chicago. June 2.-Cattie.-Receipjs. 3933. elow. steady. Coed to prime steers *..5GM SI.5G: poor to medium. $4-I1G, $ 70. stcvl-ers and feeders $2.33Ge$5.2l. COWS sl .,5 z. 5.::.-,0; n2ifers S2.500$ $6.35; cannaIi S1.-o*$2.50: buils S2.25m$5.35; calves S2.CGmG50; Texas fed steers $5.50@ $640.
 .Si,c=D.-t;e. eipts l00G. Steady. lambs hishe: Good wethers $5.50M$6.225 ,hc:oe to mixed S4.50G' S-.4o; western sheep S5.25 q $6.25: native lambs clipped r5.:-:,li $7-i5: western iamhs $5.25ai %1.21: spring !G:ni,G. top. $1.G9.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
STOCKS.

Atchison sos. preferred 9S5s: C. &; O. zG1a; Rock island 112; Bis Four iC4iA; C. & s. 302i. preferred 103i. 2nd pre- IT. red 4: Erie g.; Great Northern pref .t- red 1S4: Metropolitan l50: Manhattaa 152. Mo. Pac 995s; N. j. Central 134: V. Y. Central l56: Pennsylvania l45i4; St. |. $, <. F. 6g; preferred SiA. 2nd prefer rel .21%: St. Paul 169H So. Pac. 6i@s: Union Pacific 1G45s Anal. Copper c9; Anaconda 1lGl.: Susar 1.": |. <. Steel Copper ,.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
Nothing Succeeds Like Success
 Sure, Safe ard Speedy Cure c. Ner- vous Sexual and Blood l;sedses.
DR. HiBDkRD

is q graduatc of Hsr- yard Medical College and former United States Pension ExaIni- ucr. HIs qualifications are ability, experience, and reliability Among hls patrons are some of the most pTCmiuent [ citizens Of Arizuna. II sick shun TatcnJ lntdi- cineS. electric belts, free lrial packages und ;lflSkj Tod phyStt-j1r.S
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
MattersScF Record

The following instruments reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab stract company were filed for record in the county recorders office yesterday:
 H. C. Fisher to F. M. Scor5rough and R. Fl. Hicks. deed to lots 3 and block A.. Capital add. consideratio $3G3.3}.
 Sarah Il. Sharpe to H. E. Moore. de-d
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04

Get the hest Set expert medical treatment. KIDNEY, URINARY, RI sDDFR. pRHAIE ard SIAuH diseases, StMiaAl WEAKNESS wi Lh exhausted vitality. quickly and uerTaneutlv cured. Have you any rh ronic diseasc? Ii 90 stop tX- perimeDiirg and treating with doctors who Go not understand your case. Nsny man al though able to be about is unfit for pteasUre sn6 sde 6y or Cancer and E ternai Growths removed without ilse knife. Testimonials ct office. The Doctor makes a speciality of CironiC Diseases and k5H0sma! Gr0"jils. Dr. Hibbard's success is due 70 long expert fence and exceptional ability in trasiing complicated snd intricate diseases P.ac e your case in his hands and be dealt with hon estly and sctent ficsilF. Remember Ee de votes his enli'e time ord study - cbTnnic disorders. IfFossihle ALWAYS BE iAAn;ND 9f Al EXPERT If unable to call, write f'eeiv snu confdrntia' '. References - Alt IHs 6A'kS And prOninent business IDeu Of Inc city f0HSGIIAfi0V bv person nT letter fRfF. Horil :: I0-2-3-5-7. Of!ic~nn" Ia bNr5 rnrv :6 ? s''''f h S"cond Avenue, EiGRARD BuuDi.G, PHOt SiA, ARIZONA.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
Use Gala Lily s1urax Soap.
pICTUREsQUE SWEARING.

Mrs. lIonis Gin the midst of her read in.)-Mercy sallos, This item says that ia Denmark they call the emanciUate@ woman raaskridtrlvnde!
 Tanner Hank-Waal- them Denmark CTS sartinly know how to do some mighty picturesque sWea"in'. don'l 1h-.- o-PnrlS
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04

to , acres in sw1a sec. 24. IT 3e. consid>- ration $250.
 Il. B. Moore to Gaius Cave. deed to , acres in sw1. sec. T. 1n 3e. considetsl- ton $350.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04

was given today that unt'l further l.o- t;,.n the locomotive department "i the santa Fe machine shops in this city will hr closed. This movement Is sim ply d lockout because of q failure to settle the boiler makers. strike 'i'he lcpafl. shops at Needles were clos -'i down on Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
FOR SALE.

A complete steam power plant in first class condition. Consists of 15 IT. ?. engine, 20 IT. ?. boiler, pipes. etc. Can be bought for half of original cost. Gail on or address The Republican, Phoenix. L-izona-
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS

After May the use of water for sprinlllirG or irrigating of yards or lawns must he confined between the hours c, , and o'clock T. III. Nozzle or sprayer must be attached to hose at all times when in use. For Violation of above rule water will be turned off without notice.
 TIE PROEEIX WATER co.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
NEW FATAL DELEGATE.

London. june 9.-A dispatch to ii" Central News from Rome says that Mgr. Faiccnio. papal iegate in Can ada. has been definitely selected tf succeed Cardinal Martinalli as papal delegate to the United States.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
Little Doing in stocks-slight Decline
 ill Copper-Grain Situation.

New York, June 2.-It would be use iess to see1. :or anything but d ncsd- tive inference from the operations il loGays stock market owing to .-.e sna!!ness O. dealings and the lIng!lii increment in prices
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
Ask for Mermaid Washing Powder
ClEN RS& E%ATaE @

The office and retail department of the Arctic Ice company is removed tn the Curio building. corner Second ave- rue and Jefferson street. Telephone No. 1851
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
BONDS.

|. s. refundin% 2s registered and .ou- n0n 1fSI+; 3s registered and coupon. 1 ln1&4: new 5s registered and coupon.
 I36: old ts registered i091a: coupon
 l1Cl.: 5a registered and ccupon l95l.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
ONE COMPANY EMBARRASSED.

Scranton. Pa. June 9.-A portion of the engineers. fremen and pumpmen
 who remained at work yesterday at tin. collieries Of the Lackswanna Valley compan.- quit work teday- and the coni- aany is reported to be handicapped for workmea. U is stated that not over 1G0 old workmen were on duty today.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04

Pure Ice Cream at Coffee AIS Rest aurant. Special prices ill quantities. It's equally as good as our coffee.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
AGE NOR RANK
 WAS C0NSIDEnEO
Captain Crozier Appointed Chief oi Ordnance Because He Was the Best.

Washington, Jire 3.-senator Cock reil today presented to the senate q number of papers bearing on jhe Hp- pGirtnent 0r Captain William Cro.isr to ne chief of the bureau of ordnaI,e, with the rank of brigadier Se:"r:.!. Among them is a letter from Secretary Root, replying to an inquirY iron Sen ator Cochrell as to why Captain Gro 1ial had been selected for this lost in preference to many other officers ef sd peJior rank.
 Iu this lette. the seoetary says the appointment Was never sought b5 Can tair CroZier nor for him by his friends. His aopoirtm ant" the secretary says. was recommended to the president lT ry, solely upon evidence furnished h% his military record that lie V.as the best man in the ordnance corps to fill ha place and to do the worl, oi cnief of ordnance.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
A Word About s'bIue SeaI'
 Taffeta Silk

Although not generally known, perhaps, the manufacturers of this famous siik are also sir: culturisrs. On one Of the largest silk planta- lions in Italy the WorTGs are raised, being the product Of the Italian pure yellow. crossed with the Chi nese pure white. The former .,f- lords the greatest length of thread tJ the cocoon, the latter the much desired tclacity and sheen. The re- sulting coCoons are at all times tie highest priced produced and natIr- ally make the most enduring fab lie The Louis Pasteur system is used in its entirety on the Blue Seal' plantation. thereby prevent iue the Wora plague. keeping the 5oIce age worms together, etc.
 Every ounce of silk is yarn lyed ard Cil-3oiled, affCrding the bril- li@rt finish without the use O. chemicals. The finished article is absolutely guaranteed not to craeN or slip and is retailed everywhere in AIaerica at one price.
 We are exclusive agents for PhOa nix. Samples ctieerfully submitted.
 = INCHES WIDE, $1.25
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04

Mermaid Washing Powder coupons ir each package. Presents free.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
WOOL AND HIDES.

New York. June 5.-lIf!es firm. Wool
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04

San Bernardino. Cal, June 3.-Notice
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
For Mecna oics-Lasco Pine Tar soal

SANTA FEE LOCKOUT.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04

. A:ttt<.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-10
IrrIh nrrInnnt irin Meln.

@a16trgton, 9. 4uguft, - 6.
+. 80. NeeGp, peI6er pegen Der cuba
nif6en Bpitbefrulodtton perurt3eilt,
aber 1pGter bur9 bic cubdniffe 2egtsz
Iatur begnobigt pur6e, bat bet'm Sc
ner1lantpalt ben Qnttag geiteqt, i6m
bic 1924 8uriid3ugeben, tpel4e CUR
53ett feiner @erbaftung in ieinem 8e~
iiB gefunben, aIs 8epeismuteridl Bel
benz 9ro5eB in 9abanu bienten uno
brna9 BON Der MiIitdr : Regierung
an bag 8riegsOepdrtement 3uriid err
ituttet fpur6en. Setretdr RoOt forz
berte dI8bann bas Poftbepartement
auf, iiber bas @etb 81 perfigen, mas
aber ri6t gei8ub, 10 buB fi4 Der 8ez
trag nod in 6dnben bes &riegsIetrez
tGr5 befinbet. 9as &riegsbepartement
pirb ieBt bas @elo big CUR oOGitdnOt=
gen Qbre9nung 5ptI4en Der neuen
cubunif4en unO Der MiIttGrregierung
behQlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-10
Bring Chen Der Gaif gmerifa's.

Nep : gort, 9, Dug. = grin3
GAen, Der 3tneIii6e 9eIarbte CUR Brit
tii4en &r0nungsfeier, fam an 8orb
Der r5t. 9aul" beute mit ieinem Sc
folge in gtsp : 0ort an, I'M eine9RetIe
bur3 bic Ser. Stadten gu MAIDEN Die
8egierung tpirb Dem prin3Ii9en Sat
aus benz Gei6e Der Mttte Elm lte6en5z
piirriges @ntgegentommen 5etgen. Gr
miro 5par ni4t offi3teIer Sat iein,
aber man pirD bod in ieDer Deife
ber1u6en, t6m ben Iufent6alt bier
angene6m gu MAIDEN.
Der 9ine7ii8e 8efonbte Wu Sing
Sang nirD ben 8ertreter be5 &ai5ers
BON China in Sem : gort pi1fommen
betBen unO i'm nd9 Onfter 8un be-
gIeiten. BORT pirb prditbent Gooiez
belt ben btftingutrten S4liBGugigen
Elm Diner ge6en. @on Spiter 8ab
gebt bic Su6rt 5unG6it nu9Wa76tngz
ton, no Der Bring nit @efolge in Der
4ineFi9en 8efunOtf4uft etnquartirt
urb BON Der 9eieui8aft Der 8unOesz
1duptitabt fetirt peroen pirb. 9a8
Stats : Department. bat Elm ue6riz
ges get6an unb Der orientalif9en Reiz
fegefeqf9aft cine SPECIAL : Gar CUR
9erfigung geiteat, in tpeI4er lie ii4
bic Wunber Der neuen Welt bur4 Die
iSeniter betrQ9ten tdnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-10
uuruGen in Siam.

@af6tngton, .. g., 9. Qltg,-
Der Ser. @taaten : @eianbte Sling
gu 8angtOt, Siam, bat benz StGat8z
9epartement geta6eIt, OaB Der tir3z
Ii9 beri8tete Qufitunb in 9tam It6
ou5breitet, uno Nutupn beretts elm
genommer tpurbe. G9iengmai pirb
s6enfaus beOrobt. "a Nmerifaner, bic
in @efubr tpuren, itnO ul5 ii4er gez
melbet, Gs ion Elm 9eriu4 gema4t
fperOen, Die in Der u~nrubigen gone
po6nenben 6rauen unO &inoer nu4
8angtpt gu bringen. Die Regierung
btlft Bel benz @erfu6e, b%ieTel6en gu
bei4iBen. 3elegrupbii4e @er6inz
bung 1T felt eintgsn 3ogen u~nterbro@
hpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-10
Die Bn6nrauber bon sabanna.

G6icogo, 8. Nuguft, - Man
Dermutbet, baB Der nit Is 4noeren
aus benz 3u9tbauie in Rai9Oiue,
Semi, uusgebro6ene 8us. 9patt aud
Der 6ii6rer Bel benz l1eberfaG auf ben
GgpreB5ug Der Burlington giienz
balm" getpe1en TT, peIder "a Stunz
BEN fpGter Bel Sapunna, Sq., Derii6t
purbe. Sn ct. Paul, Minn., ftnb
flint MGnrer als berOd4tig 5ufam<
men per6aftet porben, dls fie einen
,3ug Der r8reat WeItern" berlieBsn,
unb man iuat ieBt feft3uite1en, Ob ii4
ni9t elmer BON i6nen als Mfitglieb Der
Observation-Disclosures aus Sennefee
i0entifi8ire1 lGBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-10
Am Sienfe Der @iKeni6aft.

darlington, .. g., 9. Dug.
- @raf 0uabt, @ei4dftstrGger Der
beutT6en 8oti9aft babier, bat Snz
itruttipnen aus Berlin gu SoIge bic
@ereinigten 6tdaten beute gu elmer
internatipnaIen Gonferen3 geIaben,
pel6e nG9ites Subr in 9eutf4lanb
ftdttfinben ntrb unb in tpeG9er bus
9roblem Der feismif4en StrOmungen
nit S9ubmaBnahmen gegen Grb6e=
ben befpro9en tperben ioq. 8on bier
aus tptrb 5fpeife1os Elm 0eIegat entz
fanbt perben, bd bic f4redIi4e 8az
taitropbe auf Mdrtinique bic @rb6e=
benz6ruge fir Qmeritd beIonbers atz
tuen gema6t bat. OeutfaGanb bat
bte Regierungen BON gang europa,
ferner Sapan, 4rgentinten, 8ruftlien,
GbiIe unb M3eritO gu Der Gonferen3
geldben.
Die l1rId9en Der Grbbeben tpur=
ben gum erFen Stale BON elmer interz
nattpnGIsn gOHfersns i'm IpriI 1901
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-10

9etreibefprten dber tpentger giinitig.
SIM europdiI9en RuBlanb iinb Die
bere9tieten Grlpartungen duf bte
biesidbrige GrnOte febr peientlt4
befere, als i'm 8oriabre. SIM 8olgd%
Oiftrift BADEN bas @etter i'm Mpnat
Suli uns cine 9irre ben @rnbtsz
ertrag pabrf9einli9 beeintrG4tigt;
i'm Meiten unb ben central ~gelsgenen
Sbeilen bes 2anbes pteber baben
Regengiife bic grnbte ber50gert unb
bic 9ualitGt Der Grnbte beetntrd3z
tigt; i'm Weiten baben Sliegen, i'm
Sioen &Gfer, unb i'm Sionei ten
9eui9reden ben Grnbten ebenfuns
abbru4 9et6un. sroBbem pirb Der
Stanb bes Mintergetreibes als i'm
I~ugemetner sinitig be5ei4net un0
Die Sriibjabrs : @rnbte, fails ni4t
iebr ungiinftiges @etter e%intritt, uls
ausii9tsbon. Osu bari bemerft
nerben, baB Die Grnbte S4dBunz
gen bes ruifii4en 5inan5miniitertz
ums i'm Qqgemeinen tart opttmitiz
f4e finb.
2ucas Meper's Sob.
8~riiffeI, 9. &uguft.-9er 8pez
renz9eneral Qucas Waeber, Der fir5z
1i9 gum 8eIu6e in europa e%intruf,
1T, pie f9on geitern gemelbet, plDBz
li6 einem 9er5i4lag erlegen. Gr
bate f9pn nG6renb bes &rieges in
Siibafrifd beri9iebene lei4tere
S9ldganfdGe erlitten. General MleDz
er mar elmer Der gpmmanbeure Der
Sranie : Tretftadt : 8oeren.' Na9 err
foGgtem Srieoensi6luB trat er eine
ReiIe mod 2onbon an, mo er in offtz
5ie1en &reifen ols 9elb gefeiert
purbe unb ii9 fonitige Sa9en fagen
laFen muBte. @uf ben Rut6 ieine5
Nr3tes bega6 it4 Meper Dorige Wo6e
na9 Dresden, tpo feline @uttin unD
&inber peilen. Der 8erbli9ene gait
INNER ais ettpas misunderstanding;
einnal tpurbe er ipgar DOR ben 8oez
rem als @errdt6er g~ebranomartt, neil
er Elm @efe9t ploBGt4 einfteqen feb
nit benz 8smerten, Der san5e arieg
Iei elm l1ngliid fir Qfrita.
Del &Drper bes Generals 2ucas
Meber lit stnbalfamirt por0en unO
ion na9 9retorta CUR 8serOigung gez
fanbt perben. Srauer : 0epeffen
trafen BON 2orb Salisbury, 8eneral
Qorb &oberts, General 2oro t&t4ez
ner unb @eneral Sir Sobn Denton
Jren9 elm. Grz9rdiiOent 8riiger
fanbte einen periDnli6en 8rtef our4
feinen SetretGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-10
@aibiugtun unh Slnnapnlis bru5tIns
bCrbunnen.

@afbtn8ton, .. g., 9. Dug.
- GnbIi4 gelung es, uu5f4GieBli4
iiber 2anb cine telegrupbii9e 8erbinz
bung 8pif4en Naf6tngtOn un0 On
ndpolis unter 8~erpenbung be8 fruns
50iif9en Ro9eForb : Sbitems hr3uz
fteGen, bod tpurOe BON ben 8eamten
bes Marine : Gqutpirung5 : Bureaus
ii6er ben 8erIauf bes @rperimentes
ni8ts mitgetbeiIt, aIs baB Die Ser
ftelung Der 8erbinbung tbatiGdlia
gelungen unb elm &ustuuf4 DonStgz
nalen ppG3Ogsn porben lei. Die iiberz
tpunbene G~ntfernung betrdgt etpu
% Meilen. Oas Experiment mar
nj Der 8orIGuFer DON berglet6enben
8er1uden Der Derf4ie0enen @piteme
brdbtloftr3 sfegrapbie, peI6e bprauSz
fi9tli9 am Wontdg dufgenommen
tperben, Inn 6ds bette SDftem 5ur@tnz
fii6rurg uuf ben S9iffen Der BUM
bes Z MdriW gu ermitteln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-10
Rrbrurz Pai6piB abbcrufcn.

@of6ington, .. g., 9. Dug.
- Gorpetten zGapitGn bpn Rebeurz
9af4pib, Der MarinezQtta6 unO
fungirsnbe MilitGrz4tta4e Der biefiz
gen beutf4en 8pti6aft, neI4er GnOe
Stunt benin beorbert ipurOe, ma6te
beute feline Offi3ie1en Abi4ieOSbeIuz
DE. @r bat feline Aieiige @teQung ges
gen flint Sabre ldnger, al5 iibli6, be-
tletOet unO btrO jeBt in ben attiOen
0ienIt CUR Gee 3uriidtebren. 3uz
nd4it tpirb er bic Stequng zines err
item Sfft3iers uuf einem groBen
&riegsf6iff auf Elm Sabr Derieben u,
bunn Elm COMMANDO erbuIten,
gu ietnem Ha9folger 1T Correct
ten~GopitGn Grpin 54Gfer %ernannt,
pel4er bt5ber eriter Offt3ier uuf benz
2intenf4iff n&aifer Dilbelm ber@roz
Be" mar unb mebrfa9 Dem Ibmiral5z
ftd6e Der Marine d~ndeb0rte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-10
Betrirbsefufrluna.

pitt8burg, 9. @uguft. - 8on
Rem % Derten Der n@merican Sin
9late 60" nit 274 6abritbetrie6en
Iir0 Is nit 129 8etriebeH uuf unbes
Itimmte 3ett seI4lOhen tporOen. 0ieIe
Guspenfion mar bic 6Olge oaDOn, DaB
bic @eiBbIe4ar6eiter it4 petgeru, auf
cine 2o6nre0uttton e~tn3ugeben, UNI
baDur9 bic l1ebernabme ben 2ieferunz
gen na9 benz Quslunbe i'm umfange
bOr 100000 &titen gu ermOgli4en.
4mtli4 pirb ertldrt, Der S4luB ben
Derte erfolge fpegen Wtungels an 9es
I6Gft5umiaB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-10

in StraBburg beiproden," ertlGrte
8raf Quaot in einem beuti8en Snterz
pien. n0umal5 purbe einitimmig
bef4lofen, cine internationaIe Srgaz
IMITATION gu griinben, fpel9e nit ben
pienf4uftlt6en Gtationen in alien
Grot6etIen in @erbinOung treten unO
baS 8ert Der 8eObu6tung fetsmti8er
@rf4einungen etc. bur9 Grri6tung
neuer StatiOnen unO gegeniettigen
9ebantenaustauf6 f0rOern iOute. Die
Sa4e ion jeBt neu aufgenommen unO
nomDgli4 nit 9iilfe offer 8uIturldnz
Der thattrGftia Qef0rbert fperben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-10
StraStnhahn>G uGiIinu.

@1ebeGanb, O., 9. 4ug, - Sn
elmer Gouifion 5peier elettrii4er
Waggon8 bret Meilen BON @lpria
tpuroen bic FolgsnOen perioren mebr
pber penigsr f6per perIeBt: s. 9.
Gtroup, G~leoelanb; u, Sing, 9eger,
Gtebelanb; 8. s. 8ta5e, 6ruu 4ranz
ba g. Sopnieno, 6rau s, @.SmiFb,
GIepetunb; Nora S4mtt6, ibpe @ntez
lin. Motormam 86errp, Der auf ieiz
nemgoften bIie6, purbe lebenSgefdbrz
Ii6 perlsbt.
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iel6em bsfinben fi8 ferner Der Sort
oermiit 90. u. 8rpun bon Dem 8iz
f6opzN}uieum in 9onoIulu unO 8. s.
Sebgnid, etn 8eamter Der Ser. Staaz
enz4derbduitation, neI4er cine linz
teriu4ung Der @uanoluger OOrne9men
Tn0
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sanirnna her rnbantidtn stabtt

0dDanu, 9. Nu9uif.-Oer HdtE
Der Setretdp bef9loB, bic berf4iebes
men Munt3tpuIrGtbe tn Cuba, pel4e
I'm Gel0 our Sedung Der Soften Der
Iotulen Sunirung Hudgefu6t baden,
gu unterftiBen. Man5aniuO nurben
$500 pro Mpnat, NueDttas $3.50 pro
Monat urb onberen Srtf9aften perz
bGItnibutdbige 8etrGgs betpi1igt
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G~nslunO's SnielteiFun at SOnbnras.

8afbtngton, .. g., 9. Dug,
- Die amerttanif3en Soniuln in
puerto Gorte3 unb utiQa baben anti
Ii9 bic Na9ri9t beitdtigt, baB bic
britii4e 8egierung bic &iiiteninieIn
an 9onburas abgetreten bat. 8te
f9pn betunnt, Gungte am Is. SuIi bas
brittf6e &unonen6oot r91p4e" BEL
ben Sn1eln an, unb Der Gommdnbeur
pubIi3irte cine @erfiigung Der britt
i9en &egterung, tponu9 ale geriOz
nen, tpel4e i4on i'm Sabre 1859,
in peI4em Sonburus Die SnfeIn abz
frat, ouf benieGben gepo6nt BADEN, To-
ME ibre Na9tommen 8iirger DON
6on6uras finb, tpGbrenb fol9e, pel4e
fpGter bort6in gelungt iinb, tire Naz
tionaIitGt bebaIten. @ie Der &on5ul
in Yuerto Gorte3 bemertt, trifft bas
2eBtere auf bier 6iinftel Der 8epobz
r1er BON l1ttqd, Ruutan unD 8pnacca,
ober etfpd 1000 gerIonen gu, nel4e
fi9 als brttiI6e untertbunen betra4>
ten, unb bieIe BON ibnen tperben in
6olge bes 8eFBpe6iels Die SnieIn
rGumen.
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Gin Jebli6lng.

@tctprta, 8.s@., 9. Nugut. -
Die BON 6ieiigen 8urgern nit groBen
Soften ausgariiftete Expedition na4
Gocosz Sslanb an Der fiibamerttantz
f6en gacifictiifte bat Die Mtuionenz
S9GBe, bic bort begruben Giegen fDlz
len, ni9t geboben unb 1T 5uriifgez
tebrt. SIN Sanuar B. 50. ging bic
8rtgq ,8ldtelD" bon bier in Gee, I'm
ben mptbiI6en 93aB auf Coos
Sslanb gu 6eben. Die Expedition mar
auf @erii9te bin dusgeriiitet porOen,
buB i'm Sabre 1885 bic 8et9tbiimer
Der Staot Gina, Peru, als lie bamals
BON Der fetnbli6en 9iLenti9en Qrmee
bebrpbt mar, na3 einem fi9eren Ser
tied auf Der SnfeI gebra9t purben.
Sob, Sil6er unb SupeIen i'm Sc
fammtpertbe bon $6O,OO0,0 900 fouen
bamaIs an 8orb beS 8arfI9iffes
yMfarp Oea" na3 Der ein1amen SnieI
t%ranspprttrt porben fein. Capt.
9a6ett, Der 8efsbGsbuber Der n8latez
lp," tpoute BON etnem i~terbenben See
mann bes @9iffes, bas bic S6GBe
nu9 Der Snfel gebru9t baben ion,
cine &arte erbaIten baben, Die ben
9Gab, mo bic Mtuionen ongebIi9 be-
graben lagen, genuu beaei3nete. Die
6dhrt ru9 GpcosSsldnb nabm 101
Sage IN 4nfpru6. Bel Qntunft Der
expeditions ftente f9 oIs erfte Gntz
tGui4ung beraus, DAB Die gun8eO 6erz
fld4e Der SrfeG bereits BON friiberen
S9aBgrdbern bur9piibIt mar. Wlan
grub "a Sage lang treu3 unb quer,
obne efre Spur bpn ben berf9oqenen
Mtiuioner gu ftnben, bann bate man
genug BON Der S4uBgrGberei uno
fe6rte nie0er beim.
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Sn PalGItind purben pd6renO Der
&reu55iige oe86dl6 feline Mttratllelts
len our 8elagerung beripenbet, neil
Ie nod gar ni4t erfurpen paren.