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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
Qu6 bier muBte 9oIt5et
einfhreiten.

Qu6 bier muBte 9oCt3et
elm 6reiten.
8pfton, 3. N}Qt. - &or ben Qnz
Iugen Der SufFolf : 8ruuerei in
South Bolton fam e8 ge7tern g5enO
3u einem ernitli6en 3ufammenTtoB
3tpii6en Itritenoen 8rauerei Nr6eiz
tern uno ben neu angeiteuten g}ittz
unionleutsn. Steine uno St0te
bienten ais 8e6r uno 8offe. Sin
Strifer uno elm Ni6t : u@nionor6eiter
murOen libel 5ugeri6tet. Sine 9oliz
3eimannfdaft muBte Die llnru5en
unterOriiden. 8er6aftungen DurOen
ni2t DO~rgenOmmen.
8rDDiOence, IT. s., 3. M}at.-
Die 8e60rben 6a6en Weiiung gage6en,
in alien 9oIi3eiitationen Die GeIerbe=
M}annI4aften bereit gu bulten, Oa Der
Strife Der 6u6rIeute gu beOentli6en
l1nruben gefii6rt bat. S3a6lrei6e8erz
baftungen negen Nngriffe auf G}i6tz
unionleute iino bereit5 erfoIgt. Die
Union Der 6u6rleute er6ot 7i6 geitsrn
2C6ano, Die be%ite6snOen SdDierigfeiz
ten i'm Observation-Disclosures Idli6z
ten gu Io7en, Oo4 pur0e Der @Orz
idlag DON Den @~r6eitge6ern a68ez
le9nt.
9urtforo, Conn, 3. Moi. -
Die 4ieiigen Maurer, @npier uno
M0rteltrGger 6aben 6eI6loTen, nt6t
Idnger fir 3immermeiIter gu or5eiz
ten, beren 2eute niht Mit9lie0cr Der
Carpenters : Union iinO.
9rgantftrung Der Straz
Benba6nleut e.
G6icago, 3. W}ai. - Die bieiiz
gen @truBen6a6nleute BADEN in elmer
M}afenDer7ammlung cine Union nit
ii6er 1000 MitgIieoern organiiirt.
2(u8 $50 Qngeiteute Der 5O66a6n
BADEN fi6 Dem @er6anOe angei6lOiz
fen. Die M}afenDer DurOe
inter Geitung Der 6ieiigen JeOeratiOn
Of Qa6pr abge6alten unO PrditOent
N}a6on Don Der 4mal9amateb QiTos
citation Der 6traBen6u6n : 8eOienItes
ten mar 3ugegen.
pie gntlaffung Bpm
Il ntonleuten.
2t86on, o, 3. 0}ui. - 9u8 6ies
Ii9e Common 8lea5 : @eri6t bat entz
I6ieoen, baB bas Stuat5geIeB, nell
DIES Die GntluTun8 BON @r6eitern nee
gen 3u8e60rjgfeit gu elmer Union aIs
8ergs6en i%trofbar mudt, bsrfafs
iunq8piorig lei. Sn Dem oorliegenz
ben Safe mar gegen 3. 8.8odman,
8~etrie65leiter Der WeuSpiue MiQ,
GtrafDerfo6ren ein8eleitet porOen,
neil er einen 4r6eiter, Der ni6t aus
Der Union ~au5treten poute, entlaTer
bate. 8egen Die GntT6eioung be5
Common 9lea5 = 8eri6t pirD 8eruz
flung an Die Supreme Court bes
Staate5 etngeleQt nerben.
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0eue Sabafs= GuItur

5drtfor0 B, Conn.,, 3. N}dt. -
9rDf. MiIton 8bitnep aus Baf6ingz
ton, Gbef Der 6dmereizQ btbeilung i'm
Ser. Staten : Qferbau : 9epartez
ment, unter beiien 2eitung Die Saz
budsz&uItur unter S4irmoG4ern in
benz Staat Connecticut eingefibrt
tpurbe, erflGrte, baB Der 8ertuuf DON
unter S9irmbG4ern tultioirtem 3ue
bad gs3eigt babe, DOn ME bObem fl
nan5ieGIen 1uben bieie Neuerung 1T.
Die neue Sa6afsforte tpurbe gu einem
Our6f9nittspreis BON $1.25 PRO
9funb p~ertauft, mas fir ben QnpFlunz
ger einen profit bon 70 Bis 80 Gents
ergiebt.
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Nr. 500, 511, 513, os8rOQOmaD.
benfel6en ongeprieTenen 6uurzTGrbe

Denielben angepriefenen 9aorz6Grbez
mitteln i6r i'm agreiiioen 3ot6 f8ilz
Iernben SPARE irgeno cine anoere
6urbe gefGrbt bat, benin Our3 Dieie
llnterlafung5iiinbe bat Ite retns quite
9artie" perloren. Die @~in3eln6eiten
Der Qiebestrag0oie, Die in 6Olge Der
GntOedung Der rot6en 9aare nt6t am
@ltare enbete, naren elmer 9epei4e
aus 8ingbumton, 49,, an ben
,9euti9en GorreIponOenten" 3ufolge
folgenbe: n@eil ibr 9uar ROTH mar,
nurbe Sri, Marp SonnienO geitern
bier tur3 bor'm 8unge gum 4Itar
ftBen, reTp, itebsn gela1en. SRI.
8onnTenO 1T cine 8%epobnerin BON
Baltimore : Gountp, M}O., unb Die
So6ter zines 5armer5. Sn elmer
3eitung, tpelde ie bielt, ia6 tie cine
4n3eige, in neI4er Elm p~oRl6abenoer
Mann nu8 elmer 5rau iu4te. Sie
beanttportete bic Nn5eige, unO 10
purDe fte nit 8o6ert 4uItin BON
S6er6urne, N.z0., betannt, Dieter
truf arrangements, tie in Der 8abnz
~itutton bier in 8ingbumton 3u treffen,
unb geItern ioQten tie i'm n4rlingtonz
6otel" qetraut perben. Ser 8aitor
mar bereits beiteQt unO ale 8orberetz
tungen fir Die Srauung getroffen.
QuIttn mar ou3 piinttli4 beiQntunft
oes 3uges, auf benz Ii9 feline 3utiinfz
tige in fpe befanb, am 8abn6ofe. SRI.
SopnIenb fam piinttli6 auf benz
53uge an, uno ber8rGutigam begriiBte
fe 6er3li9, bis er bemertte, buB W&arp
rot6e 6aare bate. Gr erblei6te uno
erflGrte: sd fam Sic ni4t beiraz
then, Sic Iinb rotbbaarig," Sine Oraz
matif6e @3ene fOlgte, ober 5pei
Stunoen 1pGter befanO it6 4uItin auf
Der 6a6rt na9 S6erbOurne, pdRreno
Der ungliidli6en 8raut BON &ugenz
3eugen Der 55ere genug 8elo gegeben
tpurDe, INN Die 8iidfabrt na4 8altiz
more an3utreten."
Muior 8ttten6oufe gez
ftprben. - @inem S3luganfaue
lit Muior Hi8olas 81. 8~ittenbouie,
6uupt Der 8oltimorer Sierra Gotta
Werte, in ieiner @obnung, gtr. 141,
@inbemerezN be., erlegen. Gr mar SO
Sabre ait unb in philadelphia geboz
rem. BON 1895 Big 1897 mar er
Mitglieo bes 3peiten 8atbs3tpeige5
8altimpre's ppn Der q. uno %.
War0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
cincinnati" mad 9abti.

@af6tngton, ., g., 3. 0}at.
- Quf ben 8eridt Oe5 GeTunOten
8olpeQ gu San Domingo ii6er Die
TortT6ritte Der reDOlutiOndren 8erpes
gung unter Dem 8icezPrGIiOenten III
Der CUR 3eit in g}orfOlt liegenoe &reua
ger Cincinnati" gum S4uBe Der omez
ritanii6en Sntere6en na6 San Do
mingO beorDert porOen, pOIeI6It 0a5
S6iff am 9Onnerfag antommen
mirO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
Gelhfmnr0.

Ginctnnatt, O., 3. M}ai. -
Inter fenfationeIIen umitdnOen Begging
Qlice 59rot6, Die Soater bes rei4en
@roBi8ld8ters Nti8ael @8rot6,' Der
zines Der grDBten @erTanOtgei4dfte i'm
8eiten beiiBt, Sel6itmorD. SRI.
@4rot6 mar in LETTER 3eit me6rfu4
epileptiI9en 4nfGuen unterDorfen
uno aus @er3peifIung barii6er i8etnt
fie gum ReoolDer gegriffen gu BADEN.
Rur3 mad benz gemeiniamen 5riiRitiid
bega6 Ii4 SRI. @4rot6 na4 ibrem
3immer, aus benz mad pentgen Mie
nuten Elm 94uB erbrDbnte. DIS t6re
SHUTTER bas 3tmmer betrat, funO tie
TIRE So6ter entfeelt auf Dem 8OOen
Iiegen, NIT elmer &ugelpunbe in Der
S6ldfe.
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&r1nnnnsfrier in 0nlfnn.

6altfar, q. g, 3. W{aL- 0as
63. S9iiBen : 8egiment lit eingela~
ben pOrOen, ii9 an benz 6eite in 3d.
ton gu betbeiIigen, pel6es i'm SUM-
anlGBli8 Der &rDnung bes &0nigs
@onurb BON ben britii4sn patrtotis
I8en 8ereinen a6gebalten pirb. Gin
@ntf8luB barber 1T aber nod ni9t
gefaBt tporbeB-
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rgsiartbar" IN Bottom.

8ofOn, Muf., 3. Mui. = Del
Oitrei9tI9e &reu3er rS5iget0ur" traf
6eute i'm 6ieiigen 6afen elm unb purbe
BON Der NaDp 0urb aus nit benz ii6li>
den Salut 6eQriiRt.
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DteOerDer9efeQt
Onr6 qeruna.
gopttan grtOIey's
CLUTTER nnO BrnOer
9eDega gLaggeni4tf 0AnRia : @aptdn @ri6Iea, 8ee9Lg9a6et

Sram Griblep, @2nttcr bDn Gapttam gribIep, ber gefeGsDaber mor bn
SepeJs 6laooenidif BET Der 3erf5rnn8 Der pantheon 6Ote in gaHaa, imt
nn unpreu 9RtHet @cRna:
yGnf Grinden elmer SrennOtn brnndrr t1 &anna nu6 fmn wabrbdtsgc,
uaB fasen, buR es Elm bDrtreffiAcs Comic unO en Ircun6 ser 5rancn lit u6
fute in iebcnt 9aas6alt gebrandt merOcn. &o4bem i'd ea uBe 3dt ge6rana,
fiGIe i5 mid me neHgebprHu" 0ri6Ieh
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StnOt Baltimore.
Srirfbrinrhernna nadj brrn 4nslanbe.

Die ausldnbii4e poit fir Die NIT
Dem 10. Mai enbenbe No9e I9lieBt
Gin allen SGue: pinftlib) i'm 5ieiiger
Pptamte pie folgt (fir Badetfahen
Dffen tdgli4 BON 9 ubr @ormittaas
bis 5 llbr Na6mittdgs, ausgenpmz
men Sonntags):
Die Poft it often fir 9adetzS tiide
bon 8 ubr @ormittags bis 5 ubr
gfd9mtttags tdgli9, ausgenpmmen
Sonntags.
SranS : 6e g o It.
Montag - z u6r 4benbs, na9
europa per 9ampfer n&ronprin5
@tlhelm, bia Plpmoutb, Gberbourg
unb Bremen.
9ienitug : 9 u6r @6enbs, mad
europa per 9ampfer philadelphia"
btu southampton (poitia9en na9
Srlunb miifen rper PbiGabelpbia"
abrefiirt iein); II u6r @benbs, mad
europa per 9ampfer vMajeitic," bia
Queenstppn.
Mittpo9 : 9 ubr Nbenbs, na9
europa per 9ampfer Columbia"
bid Plpmout6, G6erbourg unb 6amz
burg WDftfa9en mad Sranfrei9
miifen per columbia" abrefiirt
iein); mad 5rantretd, benz iiibIi9en
europa, @gppten unb 8ritif6sSnbien
per 9ampfer ga 8~retagne," piu
9apre.
5reitag = II u6r N6enbs, na9
europa per 9ampfer r2uconiu," pia
&ueenstopn.
poft ii g ii s. Ii . g entraIz
4mertfd, Meitinbiene etc.
Sonntag = 9 u6r Q6enbs, mad
8raiilten per 0ampfer n8bron," bia
Yernambuco, 8a6iu, Rio Saneiro u.
Santos.
Montag = II u6r Na9ts, na4
Central Nmerita unb SibzBaciftcz
!6Gfen per 9ampfer pia Colon; na9
ben 2eeparbz unb @inbparbz SnieIn,
8ritii9z, 9oudnbif4z unb Sran5D=
ff6z@uiana per 9ampfer vMaz
biand."
9ienitag - 1 u6r Nu9mtttags,
na6 Samaica per 0ampfer BON 3D.
ftDn.
Mitttpo6, u 11br Nadts, no6
Cuba per 9ampfer n9abana;" na9
Bermuda per 9ampfer' rBretoria;"
nu6 ben 8a6amas unb Santiago per
9ampfer nSeguranca."
9onnerftug - 1 l16r Na9mittags,
mad Samaica per 9ampfer pOn 3d.
fton.
6reitog : y u6r Na6ts, na6
Yorto &ico, bia Gan Suan; nu6 Guz
racao unb @ene3uela per 9ampfer
nMaracai6o;" nu4 Sumuica unO
@reDtopn per 9ampfer ,@lene;;" nu6
Sapti per 9ampfer p6unguria;" na4
8raIilien per 9ampfer r8uffir 9rtnz
&C." pta Hio SaneirO unO Santos;
na9 Grenada u. Srinibab per Dam
pier yMarepal."
0te 9oit FIR N~eufunbGanb pta
NorbzSibnep unb T}iguelon pia 3d.
ton fdIieBt bier iG9li4 I'M 8 nRr
Na9mittaQs; fir Cuba bta Sampa
tGgli9 I'm 1 l1br Na6mittdgs; fir
6onburas, Gotta 3ica unb 8uatez
malu pta NepzO Orleans tdgli9 um
S l16r M6enb8.
Srans : g ocific Pof It.
@onntag = 7 l16r Mbenbs, na9
6apoii, Sapun, China unb ben Pbiz
Gippinen bia Gan Sran3i5co.
M}ontag - 7 116r 4benb5, na9
6atpaii bia Gan Sran3isco.
Sreitug - 7 ubr @benbSy na4
China unb Sdpan, bid Tacoma.
Die Yoit na4 9apaii, China unb
Sapan, fopte ben PbiIipptnen, Oia
Gan 5ran5isco, f6IieBt bier tdgIi4
bis gum II. Mai INN 7 ubr Nbenos;
mad NuItraIien, NeuzS eelunb, ben
Sibf9i=Snfeln, Samoa unb 6apatt,
piu Gan Srun3iscO, Bis gum II. Mai
tdgli9 I'M 7 l1br Nbenbs.
Srans : Yacific : goit pirb tGg=
1id gum @6gungsbafen bef0rbert un5
arrangements iinb getroffen fir be-
rem ununterbrodene ueberGanb : Be-
fOrberung.
g. 9apies WarfieGb,
Poftmetfter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

@etterausfi9ten. = Sir
W1arDlanb unD ben Oiitritt Columbia
fir Sonntag i4Ones Netter; fir
montaq mariner uno tri6er.
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StatioHen.

MittIererS arometerIlano 1884
SoGfter Sarometerftdno Gam IS D.. 3O.31
gieorieiter Sarometerhano Gam e.1-........29.40
Niittlerer 2bermometeritdno
Soldier S5ermometertnno Gam 50
Niebri9iter2 bermometerfanb 40 ..-...--.......36
@ro6ter 2emperaturpehiel an eiHem 2Gqe (22.)..33
@eriHsiter 2emperaturpehiel an einem3use Il .j... z
8orberrifenoe Rihtuns bes Winoes gBeit.
@eiammte pom gEiHoe SurideeIeste MeiIensabl. 1868
9r0Rre SGneaiatett bes gSlHoes an eiuem Gage lam
g. noro oitlih... 49,. ....-............ 80
i3abl Der flareH s
3abl Der tbeiIDeiie trl6en Ease-..-........ Ia
3abI Der trlbsn
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Q%6gefaGren.

san 6ranct5co, 3. Mai. -
Der 3ran8PortOampfer n2Ogan" 1T
BON bier nab W}anila a6gefabren.
,3a6lrei6e 9afagiere, cine groBe
M}enge 4oF7a4e uno 5000 Conner
8orrGt6e fir bic B6ilippinenzQrme
befinDen ii9 an 8oro. Qtu6 bat Der
DumpFer 100000 in Sob sur Be-
Toloung Der 3ruppen mitgenOmmen.
2(uf Der 6a6rt legt Der 0ampfer in
Guam an, I'm bort ungefdbr 100 Sonz
nsn 8OrrGt6e 3u lanoen.
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@hIitter r.

Sur ni6t geIdumt. greif burtig gu,
Gs alt Dir felbf, Die 3eit bit Snl
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beutffen &ei8e.

8erGin, 8. Mai. = @is es beiBt,
itedt Sobn .. Godefeller btnter Der
r8irginiu NorDzGarolina Goemical
&c." peI6e ba8 @ortauf5re4t au
Die beuti9en &aliz8ergperte ertpOrz
ben bat, Man f6GBt, baB 10000
900 Mart e~rforberli4 limb, Die 8e4te
auf bic OerI9ieOenen @erte gu ii6ern,
Die 4meritaner t0nnen aber Die Der
preuBiI6en 8rone geb0rigen 8erfe
ni4t ernerben, pel6e groBe, nod ni4t
bearbeitete 8egenOen beIiBt.
8ereuen t6re 8oretltgs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

u u4 ~-4ino-
Seit zero 9bsr. Es1%t gB.tt.
500 T. 90 81 SO 81 R.-S. 1 Crib.
500 Y. 50.O5 50 81 yi-sS.I IL 2rlb.
Daittl. BaronIeterf. 20 80 S6hft. zneruOmeterf...7I
9titti. 1h.rmumeterf. 81 Niebriafer 81
Die ho6fe s6neniafit oes gBiuoes in elmer Stuuce
betrus Is DlttIsn BON gioroofeH.
Oas aefrise Better Die bohfte 9cns
peratur oes ~eefirigen cages (uui 8 lhr gbeno5l mar
aui naheenaRnteH StatiOneu, pie foIst:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

- 6ug6 Mc0uaio, Der Oas Gaz
it.r : 8emeBel fir bic nQHOc. 4reFe"
6tri4tete, 1T in 6elena, 9lont., ges
itDrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

10 Rjteu itbr ~sleaonte RtsiO=9rude. Rur
sfte 6arben. 99ir bdben bldu uno tusiB, ipslH
urO u,iB ufo 5rduer= NM oalbtrauer= 6drbcn;
pom stiif 6lc. tu;rtb. 3tBt Die Oaro lsc.
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, 6 Riften I garO brittle 9tredlcg, fir sbirt=
J paiits uno 6,motn b~tionotrs pafero. Ntue uIJo
ojele Se9ias. @biolut e6te 6drben.
1as sttitsn' loe, D''t9. a'st bic 9a!o 6sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

8afebaIG. Die Orioles"
purben geftern in Bottom gum 8au=
blum Der 5000 3uf6auer gang ge60z
ria berm0belt. Die Score mar:
An goton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

10 Riitcn feline Farbias Qapns uno allie in
ueucu Muttern. SN 3isrlitteu 0luiter, Die be-
feu Cuulitdttn uIio, nit tiutm g8ort, Sit nab
len aus 12Ic. unO 15c. 98libpduren, pie 03r
garo Al Wv"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

10 poaQopadte a2teu etOrudtc unO i6l6t
~purfti,tt Spib. Gmiraao 9imttiss, 9iunen ee=
f~trrifts Battle unO 2ibcrtp Grcpe be Gbiu'. SaIz
timorc eutbiclt ME cine fe;ners ~luslpabl oOn
ggli6tufiu. Grauiiita 9tifns, rc;bitc 6drbung
unO 3ptiiarbigs Gillette; ipiiros pom Stiit lei6t
I25c. Dis 19t. toitsn. 3eBt Die Naro OF
MIR
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80 etterberiht.

~
Der, Gtaaten SS cttcrs Siredu.
8nItiupr e., BEN 3. Mni o
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N69e6ltbt.
0Unefellcr bat NIT ben bentid1cn
ali=Ser9iuerfcn fcblGeimla8cn.

Qmeritaner foaen tpieber binaus ges
brdngt perben. - Die PreuBiIde
8rone beiiBt Die pertbDoaften
@erte. - Der 9ei4stag min bas
M}Onopol Der STANDARD Del
Co." bre4en. - 8anterOtt elmer
@merttdnerin.- QIerlei aus Dem
beutfhen Reihe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

Is Rifttn alerfeintc a~Tfortirte poibblrs StOfz
f., CLEANLINESS, 8ingbaqn5, 98aib IND Qate M,r=
cerBcO YtaOra3. feline SpiTes, Gammqarn, at=
LAB ~eeitrtiite 9atit:, IoHqce 6oularOs, otz
bIiimtt Ntupras unO i6libt ip;iBt unO qcbliimtt,
ionic ~ocitreiite Gbepiots. Sic f0Hnen D~ititlbeu
njht aHDerwdrts fluieu, pcil fe bort ni3t 3u
blbtn ino. Gltgontc Y9aIbtl-ioer f6unru niht
befer iein, tptnn aus Dicisu Stofitn angeftrtiet.
@om Stiif tbatid6li6tr 98rtb 25c. bis x
50t. sat pro Oaro MIR AcN"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

; Qfttr WouTelint De Soie, SeiOen Got
. Erepc. osfidtt 5urcp Stto:n Duff, 5aucD Si=
mites, albert gttlnB 2ibertp 6oularOs uuO picls
Qrtocre. ale i6Dn, Mas ueu unO 4Gc pom
Stiid SOC. bis 7T. psrtb. Stbt Die 0drO Or
nur
g Riitsn p:itidt,, Qtorudtc uto ibijbte Gap
pets. Alcrbrtc 6arbtr, ciaibIiebii4 4inntn=
9iiancen INN i6lpay}; 9siHns NM i9Dn urto
Muft.r cfi,ttrti6. @om Stiif DC. bis 4 DC
Ggt. lptrlb. StBt Di: 0aro nur........ Ac~"
; Rift,r 8lti5' Scrriuder, uur in 1902 Dtu=
tern. gis inter l2lc. pom Stid %oiierirt. Y8;s
aen GltQun3 NM 5rugbortcit inn lie Q3<
obue 8ltibcn, pro 0arO............... O4S"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

z &iften bOr5igliasr peiBer 9iaue, fsiues ai=
iortiment BON rY3elts,4 unO aus1aieibntt fiir
WaIit5, Shirts unD &inoer=IRdntsl unO &lsioer.
QOm Slid piirOe 25c. bis 2c. Der 9reis 1S<
iein; iest pro 2arD AO(.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

9pftpn .......... 0 ? 2 l 0 0 DO
Baltimore .......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 o l 0-1
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-10
Arizona a News
Views and GOSSIP.

He Is unable to either stand or sit
The muscles of his body are in con-
stant motion, and at times he is con-
torted with apparent pain. At toler-
ably regular periods he utters single
word, whicn sounds like 'moost" 1t
Is rather more OF groan than an
articulate utterance In the mean
time his lips are moving and he ap-
pears 10 be muttering Or. Dameron
was called TO see him yesterday morn
ing, but he said he could make moth
ing out Of the case; he had never
heard or seen anything like It. On
account Of the absence OF facilities In
the jail for treating him. the doctor
recommended that he be sent 10 the
asylum. Later he was given a formal
hearing and committed At the asy-
lum DR.. Ward said the case was un-
like any other he had ever seen. Bus
TO Is young man. He was convicted
of larceny al the last term OF the court
and was sent TO jail for six months -
Phoenix Republican.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-10
His Little sueceAacs.

"In the long ago," says The Sketch
OF London. when the then Duke and
Duchess Of Sutherland were entertain
Ing German prince. In days when
even German royal personages rarely
visited England. the noble guest excit-
cd some amusement and more disgust
by solemnly announcing TO his host
and the iatters friends that. In addi-
ton TO bringing down fine royal. for
which feat be had been heartily con-
graduated. he had succeeded In wound
Ing eight or ten deer! or course no re-
mark was made. but the prince Is said
to have afterward remarked: How
Jealous those English sportsmen are!
They even envy me my little success
pR'"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-10
.r~iaaa's Hot ssrisEa.

The bot springs IN K~yA jadal though
not the most magnificent. are is.Fha Us
he most curious among the numerous
phenomena OF this sort I'm Iceland On
entering the valley you see columns of
sapor ASCENDING from difTercut parts
OF It. There are number OF apertur~s
In sort of platfora of rock. The wa
ter is 2lo degrees f. aud It rises two
er thrce feet into the air, \ river
flows through the valley, in the midst
of which a jet of boiling water issues
~ith VIOLENCE from a rock raised but q
few feet above the Ice cold water OF
the river
No, far from this Is the grotto or
cave OF $urt. which Is so large that no
one has penetrated 10 It's inner end.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-10
RRIEF NEWS ITEMS
OF THE TOWN

pany. Ortila was the attorney for
| this company In some litigation over
the estate of II. w. ochram. They
| paid him $50 In advance and agreed
In writing TO pay st0oo Mexican money
II he brought the litigation 10 IA sue
cessful termination. This he claims
that he has done aud that the money
la now due. Santee brings the suit az
Orfila assigned the claim 10 him for
a consideration.
| Mayor Schumacher met with an az
"'dent yesterday .@nrriL. which viii
conffne him to his bed tor a tsw days.
he started out TO his mines In the
Sierretas just before daylight and he
| ing unable To see the road. trusted To
/ his horses They followed the road for
some distance until II crossed an ar
royO whore they missed their way
and uset the buggy The horses stopped
and Mr.. Schumacher erawied out from
under the buggy believing that he ~as
/ unhurt. He turned the buggy upright
and went on out 10 the mines. arriv.
/ Ing there about O'Clock " en- he
aiighted from the buggy. he mott ed
that something SaA wrong g.h his
knee and that II Sas iyp9ns-.3,e for
him TO bear his weight on the right
limb. The pain gre = wo se and he was
driven 10 the et'y as qr,:kIs as pos
s!ble by Bob fss<er II WIS f.mn |
that the nerves of the kGc~ we're
crushed and that tre limb vas aimasi
para yzed Mr. Schumacher Was put q"
bed and tha Injured limb dressed Ly
Doctor Crepin. He will have To remain
in bed for iew DAYS unit. he swell
ing goes down aaa tae injured Kate
heals.
| The tailor shop os George Smith on
Congress street VAS burgiarixed about
ia O'Clock las, night The thieves ef-
| fected an entrance bv breaking out a
window light In the rear eoor and an
| LISTENING 1t from the inside. They took
| a number OF articles and concealed
them In the corral an MAisten Lane
back OF the store. expecting 10 return
and get them. About II O'Clock the
ecatmaker entered the s:ore and found
the burglary had ben committed. He
notified the officers anal they found thr
concealed clothing. They put some old
! clothes IN thtiT plAfr buN tAt th1NNFS
cid not return II developed that hey
carried of some of I te garments with
them.
Judge Wilson had a long list OF COM
pjaInts In his court this morning.
| Manuel Siz is charged with stealing
some furniture from house In the
Bario l.lbre He was arrested at ben
son aud will I've brought back 10y ..'*-
riff Murphy tonight Francisco ana
Jesus Arguella are charged with as
saulting Fernando Anaya with rock
and will be tried tomorrow Carlno
MarceIlo is charged with assansting
| lose Ortiz and Mancho Cadena travel
ing acrobats, with knife, He VIII he
tried tomorrow also. Jose homero was
arrested for entering the Occidental
Hotel and stealing some bed clothing
He is lodged in Jail awaiting tria''
! Jose Ayala is charged with assauttins
another Mexican in the Bario i''bFe
and will be tried tomorrow or Wednes-
day.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-10
Greeting the New Mooa In FIit.

SFeetiR@ ane New MOON th SSf'
In Colo. the mountainous interior OF
Viii I.eyu. the largest island OF the FIJI
group, the natives have a very curious
method OF greeting the new moon. Gu
seeing the thin crescent rising above
the bills they salute 1t with prolonged
"Ah" at the same time quickly rap
ping on their open mouths with their
left hands. thus producing rapid. VII
bratory sound. An old chief. when
asked regarding the meaning and ori-
gin Of this curious custom. said: we
slways look and hunt for the moon In
tie sky. and when it comes we do as
you see to show our pleasure at finding
II again We don't know the meaning
OF what we do. Our fathers always
did sA"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-10
rae snamn aria.

In tepee life the Indian child IL
unique. II is given nothing to play
with except the toads that hop about
the tepee doors. 1t has no playmates
except those of its own relation. and II
receives but few caresses from It's par
euts. The squaw mother is IN the habit
og putting her baby 10 bed at dark ~
they sletp in little sacks-th then she
goes away 10 dance or something Of
that nature leaving the child TO It's
own resources IL II cries. no one
comes to st.oth ii, So crying has come
to tie almost unknown among these
children.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-10
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