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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-28
Sun Umbrellas and Para

There's always a pleasure in choosing
from spic span new stock. This is
the opening of the parasol season and
everything is bright, fresh and tempt
ing.
Best Melrose Serge Sun Umbrellas. Par
agon Frames straight and crooked
natural handles.... ..........S 90.
Childrens fancy Cotton and Silk Para
soils, plain and with ruffies. Soc
up 10 ........ .,.... p .OO.
Fine Taffeta Silk Shantong, Satin and
Chiffon Parasols. $3.50, $500 and
60 m
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-28

~ nEgHM IL Morphine and Whisky
HHEEkb HAZE haoitstreated without pain
| HEkAMk or confinement. Cure guar
LAE a. aEH anteed al Sanitarium or no
5ay. b. II. VEAL, Man'gr Lithia Springs Cure
%, Drawer A, Austell, Ga. Homeitreatmer sent
preferred. Correspondence strictly confidential.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-28
THIS is EMINENTLY A SAFE STORE.

that should prompt you to an early in
spection if you've got outing shirts to
buy.
Mems White and Colored Soft bosom
Shirts; new lot, the best we've ever
had before E. :. =. e. e. E. soc.
Madras, Percale and Corded Lawn
Shirts, fine variety of patterns to Sc
lect from ....... ................75c
Peysers Dollar Soft Shirts are peerless
eight beautiful styles from which to
choose. 900. .............$1.OO
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-28
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Payments on the sanitary tax license
are coming in rapidly.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-28

The school committee of Raleigh town
ship was in session yesterday. but onl
transacted routine business.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-28
Wnrh unh SrIbffmnrh.

8itt86urg, Pa., 27. 5ebr. -
%. 6. GepnarO eridoB 9eute, fur3
na9 II u6r 8ormtttag5, Mar4uret
2amber in benz 8orDeQ g}r. 8O5,
8ationzStraBe, un0 begtng bdnn
6eI6fmorb. 9a8 6rauen3inmer mar
bur4 ba5 6er3 gei4oiIen, uno 8ep=
narO iugte ii4 ieIbit 3pet &ugeIn in
ben &opf. gr mar mebrere Sage
lang 6etrunten getpefen, uno man
glaubt, buB er am SGuferpa6nIinn
lit. 9epnarb itanb al5 r3irefeeper
in 9ieniten Der nGarnegiezgo.," mar
ettpa 80 Sabre alt unb binterIGBt cine
Witttpe nit 5tpet &inbern. Sa8 err
mDrOete 6rauen3immer itammte aus
QonbOn, @nglanb.
(SpGter. = Der ri6ttge 92ame bes
Selbitm0rDers lit 90. q. 4tndrb unb
Der bas ermorbeten 5rauen3immers
Margaret Qumbert. Sic mar nit Ell
nem Manne, NamenS u. g. Sil6ert,
ber6etrat6et, bate i6n iebo6 berlaf7en
unO ii9 etnem 2eben Der @8anbe err
geben. Rinurb mar in iie berI8oRen
unb bate in Splge ieiner pobniinniz
gen 2etbenf4aft feline etgene SamiGte
total berna4ldIiigt, Giferiu6t mar
bus N}ottb fir bic Shat. &tnarb's
8ater tit Elm tpoblbefannter 8runbei=
QenthumsAGnbler 3u 8rabbpd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-28
Sn elmer Cr[raffinerie eritidts

9epzgort, 27. 6ebruur. =
Dd6reno 6eute in ben @erten Der
,Gtanbarb Sil Go," gu GOnita6lez
Soot, 0.zS., 500 5dfer teranii4es
8o6z9etroleum raFftntrt iDurOen,
enttpt9 cine Quantitdt 9as aus benz
to8enben Oel Dem iuirsQppdrat
uno ii6erfpdlttgte mebrere in Der gGbe
bef9Gftigte 2lrbeiter. Batrtf O'@onz
neu 1T tobt, Seremiab M}urp6p beftnz
bet it9 in trttiI9em 3uitanOe II. fiinf
anbere g}dnner entgingen nur nit
fnapper Noth benz Spbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-28
Triihliuashnten.

4tGunta, @a,, 27. 6e6ruar. -
6eFttge Regengiiie traten beute in
Qllabama unb 9eorgia Elm. 8ei Co.
lumbus, 9a., nu6m Der &egen ben
G6arutter zines Woltenbru9s an,
Die ii6er ben G6utta6oo6ee Riper
fii6renDe Bride an Der IA. StraBe
purbe nm 5 ll9r beute 46en0 fortge=
rifen.
Ser @8aben 1T betrG8tlt6, bo6
gtngen feline Menf4enleben Derloren.
Der @ertebr auf btelen 8a6nen tit
bur9 luspaT4ungen unterbro9en.-
Qu9 in Birmingham unb W2ontgo=
mer1, Qla., bat Der itr0menbe gfegen
grpBen S4aben CUR 6oIge geba6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-28
R6rperIid,r Shmtr,,n

non elmer 6sftigtsit ME bsrna3ldifat. 6dmorr6oi,
ben fie eHtpid.in, fno eutisBli5, aber sliidlitr.
neil. ni9t uHiiberpinoIibs Gualtn, felt Or silgbt
aHattfs erfdu0. 9itie aus pirtiamfen Ar5neiitoi.
fen anosfertieten 6tubl3dpfdtn psrDen in D,n R6r.
Der eing.iii5rt no Te Dtrstt auf ben 5iB bes Sci.
otns enpirfsn unO oieiss nab i6nslsr Qinoerunq
aud bdl0 btil,R. Gs if Sas 70 fiber, Olb bic Gi:
sentbimsr, 9. ReuIasbter & Co., 9oy 1216, Rep.
9orf, ieotr9ett bsreit fiuo. on ie0s @Orsiis einl
9robe oappn toftsnfrei 3u isnotu.
t1Ro gQi 5Sr , &Jpl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-28
tert6anen erlan9t babe.

Or. R6r6er, Der grenier, ertldrte
CUR 2(ntport, bic Sntereien Der 9pz
Matte uno De8 golfe5 ieien itets bic
nGmli6en, uno es lei niat pabr, oaB
Die DItrei9iiae 8egierung i6ren lln=
tert6Qnen i'm 4u8tan0e ni4t alien ges
6U6renoen S4uB argeOei6en lafie.
9eutf6e8 8oI1i4tff nnz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-28
&hffsfartelt

ma6 une bon GaroSa Aber 9remeR SOes GaaA
BURG beiergt bic
ErpeOtttOn OeB -DemtfaeR orreipSnOemtea,1 -
@sslg.SGGs GaIftRsrss6trs aSs 8sR'Sifee'd9&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-28

Berlin, 27, 6e6r. - Die BON
2onOon aus Ourd eine 9epei4enz
2gentur na4 ben Ser. Gtaaten gez
fabelte 2tngube, OuB Bring 9einri4
bor Ieiner 8iidfe4r au4 @anaOa be-
Iu9en perbe, entbe6rt Der 8egriinz
bung. Sine freunbli6e Ginlaourg
bes @eneralz8ouberneur5 BON Ga
na0a lit Oem Prin3en 3ugegungen,
alIein aus Wfangel ar 3eit tonnte er
oiefel6e nt6t acceptiren. @r nirO In
be7en Bel ieinem 8eTu6 in Ntagaruz
6aus ben 6luB treu3en un0 einige
21ugenblide auF canaOiI6em @ebiet
Derbringen. Sin 4bjutant be5 Sc
neraIz9OuOerneur5 DirO i'm bort be-
qriiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-28
gramm berIas, bes Sn6alts, baB Der
Prtn3 ber9inbert fei, aber boffe, ipGz
ter bas SSnititut befu4en gu tOnnen.
8ergtftete lid, peiI er
ben Prtn3en nt4t
=


Ia B.
8rootIpn, 9.zg., 27. 5e6r. =
Sn frii6er Morgenitunbe berf9ludte
geitern Der 40 Sabre alte 8Gderge>
1eQe SSo6n 8lau Dor Ieiner Mp6nung,
g}r. 642, BreItbentzStr., etne 9pit8
8arbpIIGure, beren Wtrfungen er 2
Stunben fpdter i'm ySenep 6oipiz
tal," pobtn man ben 9ebenSmiioen
f6affte, erlag. QlIem 2lnI9etn mad
bate 8lau am Sage ppr6er Den Ser
fu9 gema9t, ben Prin3en 6einri4 81
fpre6en, unO ba Iein 8en1ii6en Derz
gebli9 mar, tpurbe er miBmutbig un0
9rtff CUR 8iftfIaT9e. Sn ben Saz
f9en oes Sel6itn0roers furtD man
cine 2iite Der PldBe, pelc6e Der 8ruz
Der bes &atier5 am 9ieni flag beiu6te,
unb Die 6rau unb Der 8ruber 8lau's
er3G6lten, baB er ben gan3en Sag
ii6er in N}dnbattan getpeien, I'm ben
Prin3en gu ieben. Gr betlagte iih
bitter uber Die 4iidIi9t8Ioiigteit Der
Bolt5et, Die tbn Dertnitppelt unO fein
8or6aben, in Die g}G6e bes Safes
aus 9eutI6lanO 81 tommer, Dereiz
telte. @r5t mu3te er bDr benz Rat6z
bauie ben @erfu6, gum Prin3en gu
gelangen, tpurbe a6er Dpn ben 8lauz
RIDDEN 3uriifgeOrdngt, unD am Q6enD
bemii6te er Ii9 por Dem rMetrDpoliz
tan Opernbauie" berge6li6, ii4 nit
bem 6p6en5ouerniproB in 8er6inz
Oung 3u feBen. Die 2lnge60riqen gez
ben an, baB er miBmut6tg nuh 9aufe
fam, faTt bpIteriI4 purbe, ais er ieine
GrlebniiIe er3G4lte, unO fpGter, obne
cine GrflGrung a63ugeben, bas 6au5
perlieB. 8pli3iit gpr Don Der Ser
gens@Br, ,zStatton fanb balo barauf
ben an 8ergiftung Iei0enoen 8lau
| uuf bem Srottoir bpr bem 6auIe.
Die Yolt3ei gIaubt, baB 8lau ben
8rin3en I'm llnterftiiBung angeben
nDQte.
&ebe bes 9rin3en in ber
81 Nripn 8 ulle."
g}ep gprt, 27, 5ebr. = prin3
6einri3 6ielt geitern Gbenb geGegentz
li6 bes @mpfangs in Der r2(rionz
! 6aIle" foIgenbe, fir ieben 2tmeritd>
ner beuti6er 2(btunft 6eber3igens@
lpert6e 2tn7pra6e:
y6err 9rGiibent, meine 9errenI
@eItatten Sic mir Dor 2(Iem, S6nen
meiren 9ant fir ben mir beretteten
6er3li4en Gmpfang dus3uipre4en.
@S freltt mid ber3li4, baB an btefer
OpattOn, Die i9 nt9t auf metne 9erz
Ion be3ie6e, Ionbern auf ben 9lnlaB
meines 6ierIeins uno auf Die Perfon
meire5 8rubers Sr. Maieitdt beS
beut79en &ai1ers, metnes erlau9ten
2un0eS6errn. Die met7ten bon Sbnen
| iinb 8iir9er Der Ser. Stddten, zines
bsrrli6en 2an0es. Sic ba6en, aGs
| sic Ii9 bafelbe CUR 3netten 9eimat6
ertorer, bas beutide Pfli4tgefii6l
nit auf Den Weg genomnen, Oieies
| gFli4tgefii6I, Oa8 geDiB gu Sbren
@rfOlgen in Der neuen 9etmatb beige
tragen bat. Sd fann S6nen nur raz
t6en, aIs 8iirger bieIes 2anOe5 bieIe5
8efii6l Der Pfli4t tmmerOdr unO in
DemIel6en MaaBe gu betbGtigen, ipie
e5 Sy6re oeutI6en 8riiber in Der alten
| 6eimat6 t6un."
Sin ni8t enben tpoIIen6er 2tpplau8
| folgte oieIsn 6er5lihen Norten, tpoz
rduF Die ue6errei6ung Der QOreTe err
| folgte.
&etn &6fte4er mad Ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-28
S>oCe's
9orrep Of
Sore6onn0
dno Gar

1T prdporirt lit l1e6ereit>
ftimmun8 nit Dem Sri8t>
nal ~&eSept, erprpbt felt bic
len S5o6ren, Sc 1T 6arm-
to8 unb lei4t gu nebmelt
G5 9eilt,
S5ei oGlen gpotbefern.
25 Gent8, SO Gent8
ltnb $1,OO; Die 8r6Bte
8loi4e tit bic 6i4i9lte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-28
Sene5 26ir9elb,
lllirNer rine Rednung 81 tOleAtiren.
1tncle Sam tuia Bic 1iirfei StuinGcn,
bic fir SRI. Stune's Scfreiun9 be-
sablte Summe 5a erieRcn.

Die Siirfen le6nen ale 8erdnttport@
li6teit ab unb fdieben Die @aul0
duF 8ulgurien. = @eitere 9&elz
bungen bes 2orO &it4ener iiber
bus iingite Sreffen in SranS@
baal.-8e19perben iiber Die 2ie@
ferung ppn perborbenem amerttaz
niI6en 6leiI4 an bic frun3Diii4e
@rmee. - ltngarn'S 9remter
bro6t nit elmer rcomer5iellen
Monroe 9Ottrtn" 9e8en 2lmez
rita.
Gpnftontinopel 27, 5ebr.-
Dem 8ernebmen na4 perben Die Der.
@taaten bemnG9it S9rttte ergreifen,
Die Siirfet CUR 8ergiitung fir Die ben
8anbiten ais 20IegelD fir SRI. Stone
unb Srau SIilfa be3a6lte Summe Dpn
$72,5OO gu 3ptngen. Die Siirtei ion
perdntfpprtli9 ge6alten fper0en, neil
Die 9amen duf tiirfiI6em 8oOen geS
fanoen qenommen purben. 9ieie 6orz
Derung biirfte ernftlt9e 8ernidelunz
gen CUR Tolge bdben, ba Die Siirtet
ale 8erantpprtli9feit empbati19 abz
le6nt unb Die S4uIb auf 8ulgarien
i4iebt.
@QIont6t, 27. Ge6r, - SRI.
Stones 3eugniB pirO f8perIid 0iel
CUR 20fung Der 5ruge 6eitragen, O6
Die Siirfei pber 8uIgarien fir Die
2lffaire berantfportlt9 lit, Oenn iie
bat feline Ort5fenntniB un0 peiB
ni4t, o6 fie Die 8ren5e freu3te. Die
gfGuber berbanOen i6r ieOesmal, fO>
ba[b iie fi8 in cine anoere 8egenO be-
gu6en, bic Qtugen. Die 8unbe Ipiro
ieBt BON N}iIitGr berfolgt, bat ieOO4
einen ldngen 8orfprung. Sin etn5tz
ges ameritanif8eS N}aga3in bat Dem
SRI. Stone $4,000 fir feds 2tufz
idBe ii6er lire @rlebnife angeboten.
Ser &f 8u 9 otb Der g.
2onbon, 27, 5ebruar. - Der
BON ungefG6r 600 8oeren BEL 8otbaz
berq unternpmmene @er5u9, Die brtz
ttT8e 9oitentette, bon Der ite um5tnz
qelt paren, in Der gfa6t gum %. Sc
brudr gu bur6bre6en, nur0e nit
GROCER Gnergie tn's @ert geIeBt. Die
S5iibrer Der 8oeren tparen bic beipG6rz
ten @ortdmpfer GoB 9anbs II. W}anz
ME 8otba. DIS Die 8oeren fa6en, baB
es i6nen unmDgli3 mar, 0ur4 Die
Sta9elbra6t3dune gu bre6en, Obpobl
bies elmer Nn3d6l bOn t6nen gelang,
narfen fie ii6 neben Die oielenO91en=
Qobebe&, nit benen Der PlaB bi3t be-
fQet mar, gu 8oben unb unterbielten
binter Die7er tmprobiitrten 9edung
Elm t0btli6es 6euer auf Die britiI9en
Sruppen, fpel6e Dafel6e leb6aft err
ptberten. S6lteBlt6 nurben Die 8Oe=
rem 3uriid geOrGngt nit 6interla7ung
ppn feds SoDten unb fiinf3e6n Ser
punbeten. 2(u6 lieBen iie ITO tOOte
poer bernunbete 4ferbe unb Die gan3e
S0eerOe pon 5000 06fen, bsren Iie ii6
gepiFermaBen als 9turmbod beOtent
batten, i'm Gti6. Der 8erluIt Der
8riten BEL bem @efe4t betrug 3Dei
Offi3iere unO a6t5e4n N5ann tobt II.
$50 N&dnn berpunOet.
3u3ug fir bic 8Oeren.
2onbon 27. 6e6ruor. - Sine
au8fiibrlt6e 9epef4e Der oN}ail" aus
johannesburg brtngt unter 4nfii3z
rung pon S6atfu4en ben 9}a6Dei5,
bas pd6renb be5 8rtege5 1900
Mann aus Der &opfolonie ii4 ben
8oeren angef6loTen Aaben. (J&df
9itchpnpr'6 01ttchpr>0i(L6 fpdren be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-28
tergeg an gen.


Qonbon, 27. 6ebruar. - Ser
6eute auf Dem 8ege oon g&etpzgorf
nu6 2iberpool an 9OlpAeaO boriiber
Qefd6rene briti1Ae 9ampfer u9eors
9tan" 1ignuliItrte, baB er Die Wannz
f6oft beS auf 6o6er Gee oufgegebenen
beuti6en @oGf4iffe5 nSbeooore ST.
f6er," GupitGn b. 6urten, an 8or2
bat. 9as @ouf6tff ge60rte Der Sir
ma Sie0en6urg, MenOt II. So. in 8rez
men unb ging am 9. 5ebruar bon
g2epz0ort na8 2iperpool unbPorttsz
6euD al. @s tpurbe in 1869 gu SRoz
nation, N}e., gebdut unb fii6rte frltz
fer ben gamen n2Oretto 6ii3."
Ser g a p # I'M b Der Prtn3enz
8efu4.
R D m, 27. 5ebruor. - Senator
3ereQa, Der 6iefige @efanbte @oitd
Ricu's, purbe pegen Der 0teloung be-
fraqt, buB Der 9apit in ietner borgez
itriqen Qluoten3 ben 8eTu6 beS Prtnz
3en 6einri9 in 2(merita dl8 ods
qr0Bte @reigniB De5 neuen Sabrbunz
6erts be3ei8net babe. gr ertlGrte, es
fet fetn na6res 8ort an Der g}u8ri8t.
Ser 8opft babe be5 Prin3en 9etnrt4
feline Grndgung get6an, Die Inter
6altung babe 5i4 au5f4lieBli4 I'M
6es 8apites Subildum unb @ngelez
gen6eiten GoIta Rica'5 geDre4t.
SO iG6rtges 8irten in
G6tna.
9efing, 27. Se6ruar. - Ser
9resbDterianer U}t5iionGr 8iuiam
QIeranDer 9urfonS M}urtin, tpel4er
fir8li6 bes BrGIioentenamte5 ber
faiferli6en l1niDeriitdt entbO6en tpura
be, itebt i'm 8egriff na4 4mertta 3lts
riid3ufebren, na9bem er So SuGre in
China 8ugebru3t bat. Ser amerttdz
ntI6e @eIanbte GOnger Deranitaltete
gu G6ren bes Or. W2artin Elm Set,
peG6em Die N2itglieoer Der ameritdz
niI6en &olonie beitpo6nten. 6r. @onz
ger uno Gnbere bieIten 2o6reDen auF
BEN U}iIiionGr unb iein niiBlt4esBtrz
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GtnbaIfamirte5" 6Iet T #
in Der fran30 III 4en
Nrmee.

9urts, 81. 6ebr. - Q6georbz
meter g6uupin lenfte 6eute gelegentz
li6 Der 9e6atte ii6er Dds Q(rmeebiibz
act Die 2tufmerfTamfeit De8 6auIes
Quf bd8 Der 2trmee gelieferte 8u3fenz
fleiI8, ipel6e5, pie er be6auptete, in
Dielen sFGQen per0orben lit unb 6Glle
BON @ergiftung berurIu9t bat. @r
foroerte cine llnterTu6ung gegen Die
GDntrattpren, tpel4e in 1889 amertz
fanif6e Qe6ensmittel fauften unO Der
Nrmee lieferten, bon ipel8en cine
QudntttGt i'm Mert6e bon 100000
6rancs ungenieB6ar mar unb 5erit0rt
perben muBte.
&riegsminiIter 8enerdl Q(nbre err
ni0erte, Der fragli4e @orfaq babe
fi6 bor ieinem @mt8antritt ereignet,
tn6efIen t0nne er berIt6ern, baB jeBt
ale m0gli6e 8orfi6t bei'm 2(bI8liaz
BEN fol6er@pntratte beoba4tet peroe.
Cine ncom met3teI1e NE n
roe : 0Ottrin gegen
2lmertta.
8ubapet, 27. Sebruur. - Prez
nierminiTter Coleman b. S3eQ ers
pG6nte beute i'm ungarif3enQlbgeorbz
neten6aufe bas 6eranna6en Der 3ett
fir Die @rneuerung Der 6unoelsberz
trGqe unb erfldrte, Seitret9zllngurn
perbe 3tpar ni9t alle, iebD9 etlt4e Der
6anbelspertrGge nt6t erneuern t0nz
men. @r erpG6nte bic enorme 3une6z
menoe tnbuftrielle 8robuttion ber8er.
Staaten unb beutete Die lleber3eugung
an, baB zines Sage5 Die Notbpenbigz
felt fir europa eintreten mDge, cine
,commer3ieQe Monroez9pttrtn" gez
gen bic Ser. Staaten ein8ufiibren.
Sin 4ngrtff ouf Graf 8 o.
III d stt.
8ten, 27. 5e6ruar. - Q6georbz
meter 0us8Dnstt aus &ratau, Elm
sgii6rer Der So3ialiIten, griff 6eute i'm
l1nter6auIe bes 6Itrei9iI9en Reth5z
rat6s bic 9olitit, tpel6e 8rdf So
lu8 8onsti, Der 0Itrei4zunguriihe 0}iz
nifter bes 2luspdrtigen, pd6renD oes
1paniI9 umeritaniI4en Rrie9es be-
oba9tet bate, befttg an. @r beI4ulz
bigte Jpn, cine 5tpar Der 6apsbnrger
0Dnaitie gene6me, iebo3 ben Snterz
e1en bes @pltes na9tbeilige POlitit
gu berFolgen, unb ma9te tbm 8orz
niirfe bariiber, baB er feline 8enugz
tbuung fir bic in 1897 aI 6a3Ietpn.
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3u3ug fir bic 8oeren.

y u \ lC X I IT,
Qonbon, 27. 5e6ruar. - Sine
ausfii6rlt6e 9epeT6e Der Snail" aus
Syo6anne8burg brtngt unter 2(nfii6z
rung pon Sbatfo4en ben g&a6tpeis,
buS pd6renO be5 8riege5 11,00O
Mann aus Der &optoIonie ii4 ben
8oeren angeI6Iofen boben, (g2d4
8tt6ener'8 8ut4erz8ilS naren be-
fanntli8 oiel mebr 8oeren gefallen,
gefangen ober batten it4 erge6en, als
es iiber6aupt CAB. Die Grtldrung
fir biefe l1ngeretmt6eit ltegt nun bor.
Sin GROCER She'll Der 8up@9olGnber
bat 1i6 ben 8oeren angei3lofen.
@a6rf8einli6 baben 0ie2eBteren AUDI
3u3ug aus 8etI4uana un0 gatal err
6alten.)
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bem 9rin3en einen 8e1u4 ab. 9egen
11,3O fu6r Der 9rtn3 nit ietnem @ez
folge nu9 bem 8apttol, um Der Mcz
8tnleDz8ebd6tniBfeier bei3upObnen.
@r Iangte flint N}inuten na4 Oem
YrGIibenten bort an unb 6egab 5i4
nit bemielben in bas 3immer De5
6aus Gomite'S fir W}tttel uno
@ege, po iie berlpetlten, Biz es 3eit
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Rem zgorf, 27. 5ebr. - On
berT9tebenen Steaen Der Std0t, po
man ben prirr5en nit me6r Dber me-
niger 8ere9ttgung erpartet bate,
CAB es geftern enttGui9te 9eii4ter,
benn Der @rndrtete erf9ien nt6t.
S9on Inn 10 llbr N2orgens batten
fi9 an 25OO perfonen an 9runts
@rdb eingefunben, fel6it cine S9aar
BON 9oli3tften mar a6georbnet por@
ben, Inn Orbnung gu balten, o6ne
boB es inbefen gu benz erparteten
8efu9e fam. 0ur4 ben umitano,
bah 6us 8ireau Der 6trma Qabenz
burg, Sbdlmann &c So. 9eitern auf's
syeinite betorirt tpurbe, tpuren ebenz
faGs 8teIe 5u benz 9lduben berlettet
porben, buB Der 48rtn3 feline 8anfters
befu6en pole, aber audi bier mar
aaes 6arren pergeblt4. 4m meiiten
8ere6tigung, auf bic 2tnpefen6eit
bes 9rin3en gu re9nen, 6dtten po4(
bic S9iiler bes yg2ormdl : @ouegs,
benn Der 8eIu9 Bel ibnen itanb auf
bem offi3ieGlen programm, unb baz
FER mar ibre GnttGui4ung um 10
grDBer, ats prGiibent 9untsr in Der
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Die Mc8inlep 8 eO d d t.
nj Bfeter.

6eute Nfittag begann in Der grOz
BEN 6ale bes 8eprdientdntenbauieS
Die M}c&inlep @eOG4tniBfeier in
8egenpart bes 9rGitOenten 8Ooiepelt,
bes prin3en 9einri4 Don 8reuBen,
Der &abtnetsmitglieOer, Ober6unbe5>
ri4ter, bi itinguirter 2(rmeez unD
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-01-30

clasped in her lap, a prey to the
deepest inward torture. Ferdinand
Frey did not remove his eyes from
her face. His countenance had
gradually taken on an expression Of
anger and compassion, such as men
wear who see an animal tortured
without being able to succor it. He
had formerly been greatly attached
to his cousin, and was even now de
voted to her service, and what did he
care for all the rest? He was poor
enough, but what good would all this
confidence do him, and the good in
come, and the new position? He
within these walls, for old memories
would cry out at him from every
corner.
"Of course you ere allowed several
weeks for consideration, Frau Juss-
nitz," began Councillor Klein, after
a short pause In the meantime
everything is in the best hands"
Antje rose and went over to the
table on which the will was lying.
Il require no time for considera-
ton, Herr Councillor" she said in
clear, distinct voice, laying both hands
declare that l will accept the in
heritance with all the conditions my
mother has imposed. | will from
henceforth take up my abode here
and will endeavor to do my duty as
manager of this business as faithfully
as possible. l think in this l am act
ing in accordance with Herr Jussnitz's
wishes ALSO
Again there was d pause,
Six weeks" said the old family
lawyer-"six weeks for consideration.
Frau Jussnitz!"
i am fully determined to con-
scientiously fulfil the conditions
which my mother has imposed she
repeated calmly, but very decidedly,
"and | wish to be the owner of Got
tessegen.' Please draw up the neces
sary papers at once
And turning to those present, she
added in voice choked by tears: !
am sure you will all have patience
with me at first, as l am utterly mex
perienced, and l take my mothers
place with only an honest desire to
do all can to fill it"
And she went up to her cousin and
held out her hand. Ferdinand. |
know you understand me-" Then she
will help me, will you not?"
She offered her forehead to t1e|
pastor to kiss. And you, too, VIII
help me, Herr Pastor, will you not?'
Then, as if overpowered by her
emotions she walked past her hus-
band and left the room.
To be continued.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-01-30
CobWeb Problem.

Cobwebs are considered signs of
good luck in Porto Rico, and many
shopkeepers refuse to brush them out
of corners or from the ceilings. At
tention is called to the subject bv DR..
Cordero of San Juan, who says it is
time for the superior board of health
to act. These webs, says Che doctor,
contain more germs to the square inch
than most people imagine. They hang
in many instances, over counters and
cases where articles of food are dis
played for sale, and pieces dropping
from the web reach this food. In this
way disease is spread. DR.. Cordero
warns the board that it will be diff
ficult to enforce an ordinance such as
he suggests, for in Porto Rico a good
sized cobweb over the door is con-
sidered luckier than a horseshoe.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-01-30
Plague of Rats.

Lisbon has recently been subjected
to an unprecedented invasion of rats,
which has disordered the domestic
economy of every household and made
life miserable. Cats were powerless
to check the invaders; poison seemed
to act as a stimulant to their appe-
titles, and traps only served to demon
strate the helplessness of mans in
genuity to cope with the pest.
At length the aid of the bacillus was
invoked, and the municipal doctors
were commissioned to inoculate some
rats with an infectious disease. A
suitable virus, harmless to man, was
found few rats captured and inocu-
lated and then let loose. The bacillus
triumphed. The rats sickened and
died with wonderful rapidity, and to-
day Lisbon is celebrating the conquest
of the voracious rodent 1t is now
proposed to use the virus on board
ships, wher rats are knwn to be the
carriers of infection fatal to man
notably plague.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-01-30
u9WoM JoJ S9poW

Corddroys and silk-faced velveteens
in golden brown, silver gray, lustrous
moss green, and other handsome win
ter colors are set forth among the
popular fabrics Of the season. They
are made up with skirts that clear the
ground by two inches all around. and
the most fashionable finish is the Nor
folk blouse Jacket with stitched plaits
laid on. The jacket is closely fitted
both front and back, with a gracefully
shaped yoke top, a high rolling collar.
and two-seam sleeves, with slightly
f1ared cuffs.
Silver buttons, both dull and pol
ished, are very much in vogue and are
used on every sort of garment from
velvet to serge. 4 stylish little blouse
jacket of gray Venetian cloth has re-
vers, collar, and cuffs of chinchiIla
with costly buttons Of polished Nor
Wegian silver at each side.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-01-30
Trade in Sermons.

About a year ago there lived in the
north of London a retired clergyman
who handsomely aided an otherwise.
slender income by writing sermons for
other men Of the cloth. The sermon
writer died rather suddenly, but left a
good supply of pulpit material. This
was about all he did leave, however,
so his widow, clever woman of edu-
cation, took up his work. She has
been carrying on the business ever
since, and the fact was discovered
only a month ago. Most of her SER
mons are bought by clergymen of the
Church of England, who are under the
impression that her husband is still
alive. The widow sees no harm in
keeping up the deception, especially
as it is fair to presume that the ser
mons she furnishes are better than
those which her correspondents could
turn out.