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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-12
Coroner @oIbenfranR oQb fpGter

Coroner 8olDentranB CAB 1Pdter
Grlau6niB, bic 2eife gu einem 8ez
~ftatter in gr. SO, 8. 2|lpenue, gu brinz
gen; tie tpurbe bereits beute in 6rei6
9pno perbramt. 8uoolp6 9irt5
ii6erlieB bor Ieiner 46reiie Die Or
engagements fir Die 8e1tuttung Dem
Qrttften @gbert 81. Glart, etnem intjz
men 6reunO Oes un8liitli6en Selbfz
m0rber8.
9irt5 nanberte in iu8enoIi6em
Otter nit feinen @ltern BON 9eutT6z
Lamb bier Elm, fam nit ieinem 8ruOer
1897 bon G6icago mad bier unb er=
bielt am nSournal" NniteIung. Seit
MOnaten fit er an M}aIaria, unO Or.
8iuiam8 lit Der Qnii6t, baB Die
&rant6eit feline 8e6irnnerDen 5|erriitz
tet fat.
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Observation-Disclosures

ia D d I. (8or Jtl1@
ter Sbarp.) Caroline Seigler ge8en
3. S. @6auml0ffel, Seit,z 9ouitr.,
ETC., ba5 Ssitament ,aufre6t erbalten.
6Dlanb g, @tepart gegen 8eorge
6olIanoer, 8erOitt fir &Idger fir
$500 ouBer ben idon erbaltenen
$500. Gpnru0 8euman gagen runiz
TED RaillpdD5 &c Glectric Co.," Don
ben @si6porenen genommen. Some5
8rig6t gegen 0ieiel6e, nidt 6eenOet.
Sir beute: Der f9pe6enoe son unO
Die Rummern SO, Al, IA, 7 unO AZ,
Qbt6etlung 0r, 2, - @or
8i4ter 96elp5.) Sir Aeute: 8re6t
gegen 8ra8t, n@arni76ee," @olter5
gegen @6rli4, Rrn, Al, 40, 48, 81,
W}at6eus gegen nN}D. Biscuit So"
&ret5geriQt. = (9or 8i6z
ter StodbriOge.) 9ampI6ire gegen
6amp76ire, Mlimente permanent ge@
ma4t. 9abis gegen Sin, ratifi3irt,
Sir 6eute: 8ouIoen gegen O'8eefe.
Common 8Ieu8 8eri6t.
- (9or Ri6ter 6arlan.) Groot,
Corner &c So. gegen Same5 8. Ser
nan, ni6t beenoet. Sir beute: Der
76pe6enOe San unO bic g}rn. 6, 5739,
$40, 6O31, Is, 16, 8udleD gegen
@uler uno 91r. 727.
6uperiprz t. @or
8i6ter @rig6t,) Somer5 gegen 0}c@
Greuop, @erOift fir @ertlugten.
nMarplano 8rening 60" 8s9en 9eO.
8iint6er, fen,, nnon prof." 80. 6,
6immel uno So6n gegen 6reOerid
@ilcor, @erOitt fir $50, Sir 6eute:
Die Nrn. 45, As, At, 48, So, Sitter
man gegen 2oe6, Mc0Onneu ge8en
GDDen.
Subge IT e.-(@or Ri6z
ter 9enni5.) W}uuin, Sequeiter, &C.
gen GlaaDelanO, jun., ni4t beenoet.
sir 6eute: Der i8tpsbenOe san.
0atfengert6t. - C8or ben
Ri6tern 6aDage, 8lot uno O'8rien.)
MISUNDERSTANDING ~gutgebeiBen in
ben 1GQen bon &epi5 u. Stepart,
1882; QeDpolo 8edtel, 1856; 2loDO
6. G%orfran, $12,821. 8erpaltung5z
6eri6te gene6mi9t in ben 6Guen BON
G6riItop6er @ifs, $3518; Nmelia q.
8upmo, $170O; Soiep6 Bates, $500;
Mnnie 8. 9ampton, $3.50; Same8 S.
6erguIon, $1OO7; Gat6arine 9. Stez
pens, $3.50; Margaret6a 6iibi4mon,
$1191. Snpentars8 er3ei4niTe ein8ez
rei6t in ben 6Guen Don Catherine 9,
6teDen8, $3.50; NmeIia u. Rupmo,
$17OO, @erfauf ratifi3irt i'm Safe
BON MarD 6, 81. 6iuon, $500,
Criminal 8eri6 t. - 8or
8i6ter Rit6ie.) 0ie6Itabl - G0parO
g&ae, 8iirgidaft DerFaqen; Souls Zip
1iB, it5tirt; GbarIe5 Gor, idulOig, llr=
t6eil ~Iu8penOirt. lle6ertretung DON
8erorbnungen-6snr2 9einer, iiitirt.
@erleBung Der 5o6ndr3tli6en GeieBe
@m, 8. 8roOforo, l1rt6eil iu5z
penoirt.
Q6t6eiIung g}r, 2, - (@or Gi6ter
0o6ler,) 9ngrtff - @m. Sones, Elm
Sag 8efdngntB. lnanItGnOige Gntz
6lDBung - 8m, 9. Suno5, freige=
fPro6en. 6rauen=9 erlaTen - 6enrp
8ur9eB, ititirt. 9alten5 pon 8orOeQ
3iQte 8iuiam5 un0 Suie Morri8,
freige7pro6en. - Sir 6eute: Sim
6ru6 - Sobn g, Bed, QnOrep8urns,
So6n 9onalDIon unO G6urIe5 2pn8.
9ie6fu6I - SObn @esIep unO 2tnnie
Same5. 6aIi6e 8Orgoben - Sume5
u. 8arfieIb. uebertreten5 BON Der
or0nun8en - M}iuarO g. 8open.
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Nichmnrftr.

G6tcago, II. SUM-, - Die gu
fu6r Don 8inbDie6 belief 7i4 6eute auf
$500 @tiif; Der M}arft mar fir
36tere eriter 8lofe feft, nG6renO na4
anOeren tDenig gto6frage berri6te.
S6neine Iangten 41,00O an; bic mel
ten 8ertGufe tpurOen 3niiden us
unO $50 a5gei4tofen. G4oafe traz
fen $1,000 Elm; CUTE 6ro6ten S. Biz
Sc, geI4orsne 2Gmmer 1925 Bis So
80.
GafzQt6srtn, 9u,, II. SUM-.
Der 8inbDie6martt mar itetiq;
666fter 9reis $50, nieOrigitsr 600.
Der W}artt in S6peinen mar flau;
604iter 4rei5 7,6O, n%tsorigfter 800.
@6oafe iinO Itetig i'm Qreiie uno
bra6ten bette 8et6er5 4.65 Bis 4.8O,
~QuaerLeIene 2dmmer 6.25 Biz $50.
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Bie6fntters unO 5trn6preiIe.

5OIgenoes iinO Die auf ben itautz
Ii4en 8aa8en fir 9eu, Strp9 Il. +.
IN. 9eitern er3ieIten Preiie:
Seflt4e 9eumaage.
6eu. - Simot6p, $13 bis SIG,
&lee6eu $13 Bis $14, gemiI4tes, $14
bis $15 PRO Some.
Stro6.-Nei5entrOb, 81, Roggenz
Itro6, $40 bis $14 pro Some.
Mui8. - $40 pro SAB.
8etIi6e 9eumua9e.
5eu. - SimotbD, $13 Bis $15,
&Ieebeu, $12 Bis $14, 8emii4tes,
$12 bis $14 pro Some,
Stro6. - @ei3entro6, Sc Bis S.,
Roq9enftro6, $12 Bis $14.
Mdis.-$3.4O Bis $3.50 pro SAP.
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Der, pro 8inbel &c. Bis DC; CRIME
8obnen, pro &orb SOC. Bis $1.50.

Raffinirter 3uder: pro 4funO, 9ez
piirfelt, 5,26c,; pulperiIirt, 4.863c.;
STANDARD, granulirt, 4.764c.; fein
granuIirt, 4.763c.; GrpitoI, 4.763.;
Columbia 81, 4.413c.; gelber, 4.713c.
bis 4.21Jc.
@al3fleiIa: pro gfunb, gauge
SduItern, en9IiI3 geI6nitten, Ole;
gang tur3e 8ippsn, lie; tur3e Seiz
tenrippen, 114c.; Seiteniped, 1915;
gan5e 2eibftiite, life; Gpedz6dulz
tern, en9Iii9 gef6n,, 10c.; Sugar
GureO" 8ruItitiide, 13c.; rSugarz
GureO" S4uItern, 10c,; S4in@
fen, tteine, 1885,; o6ne 6art, 14Ic.;
9icinc, 1Oc.; nM}eB" @Sdpsinefleii4,
$3.50 pro SAB; S6mal3-in STIR
ce5, gut raffinirt, 114c,; in 6dTern,
115c.
8affee: 2otirungen finb pie fOIgt:
Sc. PRO 9funb fir 8to Nr, Z;
Santos 74c. bis 113c. PRO 9fo.; Maz
racutbo 94c. Biz 1915; SABA 19c. bis
&c.; Motfa 18c. Bis 1916.
@er0iteter 8afFee: 6. 8. 6. in ST.
item 1Oc, Bis 10.2Oc. prO Pfuno;
in @ii6fen uno @Gten, reiner SABA,
323c. Bis $780,; reinsr MarocaibO
223c. Bis 23c.; SABA uno M}otta, ges
mii4t, 28c. Bis 28Ic. PRO 9funO; reiz
ner Santos 19c. Bis 1915.
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6eutiQe S6lubrdte:
8nLtfmnrer Effeftan66rfe.
Rtri5t.t fUr otu r1tutjatn gocr,ip9Hosl.aE" our5
s. UH. Us.o0saoori & So

Baltimore, II. SUM-.
=. 0m. Iliobenbprf e So. bere9z
nen fir 6rancs: 8anfiers : 3rattsn
auf so Sage 5,184, auf Sidt 5.173,
faufmdnii6e auF so Sage 5.198 Bis
500 (peniger 1716), 8ei6smart auf
60 Sage 944. gulOen 395.
Sterling 8antiers auf so Sage
Asa -4.85, uuf Si6t 4,87g, tauf
mGnniide 4.844-4.858.
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per 0emt(Ge Correspondent.
9unncrffaa, ben 12. Suni 1902.
Die S6Wine ton @eiolingea.
Roman BON 6 mm1 BON 8orgz
fteDe.
(9Eortfehund.)

-
oQ4, 4bp!" IG9elt MugDuGene unz
ter S6rdnen. Limb i9 ba6te, Oh
tpiirOeit mir Scenen MAIDEN, mid
f4elten. Sd bin nun einmaG lebensz
luittg unb bebarf Der N6pe6ieIung,
ia, unb i9 min in mir eben6iirtigsn
&reiien le6en. Sd balte es ni4t aus,
pte 9u, unter biefen &leinItdbtern gu
pertiimmern; i9 min gldn3en, min
betpunbert unb geliebt perben!"
rWtr ppllen uns beItnnen, Mugbaz
lene, mem i9 Did in Der 6auptTtubt
iiberge6en fam, urb bdnn magit
gu, 9einem 9tern pertrauenb, un5
perIafen. Gage a6er ben &inbern
nod g2i4ts babon!"
vg2ein, QbD, tpie 9u piGt! 8,
pie gliidli9 bin i6!"
MagOalene pirft ii6 auf ben 9iz
ban unO treu3t Die Qrme inter Dem
80pf6en; ibre poqen 2ippen lGdeln.
Sbr id0ner, ippnniger Qe6enstraum
ion in @rfiQung geben; 6inaus in Die
6reibeit gebt i6r WegI
Die Gltere S6peiter aber fam
lange feline Ru6e finoen. sic iiBt in
Dem buntIen @dIuf3immer am 6erts
iter unb i6aut binaus in bic Ga6t.
@a5 foQ i6r, ibr aIein Die talte,
tpOte 9flt6t? Nu6 tie min gIitli6
fem gIet4 ben anOeren Meni6en I'm
lie fer!
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gnLti1nnrrr WnrfthrriMfr.

l5'rI3fEt faF otn ,NI0I510 00TT07oN0Infen.0
Baltimore, II. SUM-.
Me9I.-9ie beutige W}ebl3ufubr
belief fi6 ouf 1904 6Gfer, elm
fdlieBlid 1947 6dTer gu Occult
Point uno 2O69 Safer gu Canton;
8iiitenoerIonOt 29O 6dfier, Der Ioz
taLe 0}e4Imortt lit rubig, unO pentg
Io6frage Gerr76t. Die G~otirungen
{irA f,ia FnI-+.
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gu berfaufen.
Sin 0nrnnin.

g8cnige Wiuuten bon Giicr5a6n OOer
elettrii6er 8abn, nabc @~lpuOon, i60ne
98ObuuHg, ueu, nit alien moocrnen Bee
quemli6teiten, BON 3 big IA alder; bob
%qele0en, Qciuuo, prd3tige @u5it6t, O~Or3ig=
Iibeg @aiicr, ale &rtcn pen 6rii3t.n,
i6atti9rr part, ~nieoriger Qreig, letbte
@eOingungeu. 5ie5 lit cine porji0li1e
Gslrgenbeit fr SOIa:, bic etnen %99o5nliB
aui Dem 2anoe fauitn tpOlcu, ooer ais
Somuierz g1rioeH3 ODER 6apitalanlage.
8. g. ID H. 10, 2aps&uilOing.
Sd0nes 0cim.
CDQi2j, 1O}D
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3u perfaufeH:

9or3iiQli6e u~ubehaute 8runOititde an Augufa=
Gptuue mn @tbolz1erruce; fcruer Cottages in ben
9oritdoten 9altimUres.
s.. 9. y II, 612, 2aD=SutlOIng.
fSruiQ IN
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gteQcnaeiude

Stelleqtu
Gin beutiber Gupfcri6mico iu6t Stclurq. Nufz
3~ufroQcn in gIr. 1874, GoOtitaStrabc, 9ocuf=9oint
1929
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9arlebcm anf M0bel 1t. /. ip.

Garlebcn nuf MDbeln nno nnocre
6ibtrbsittn fir 6 grO3sHt-gsEau mad Dem neuea
9sie5; pripatim.
Rid,ter, Wr. 2IO, CfsecrfnstomsStr.
9immtr Tr. 4, p9auiantsguilOing.H
SIN Ger Office ptrb Ssutt6 acfproden.
(Ulai20, 80
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OrunOcisentbam Git bertanfen.
3u pcrtaHfgn:

Gin Sous NIT ,cbu 3immtrn uuo 2aocn, iplcns
oioer 9lab fir cine 9ruccrO; in annapolis, Yto,,
nabe Der GlottcusAfaOemie. Gut5nfragen in Der
Cfiirc pieics 9lattss. Q6l-6)
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@." 10y ~"""
1899 Cotton 2uct 9uc. ................... 40
5000 G6as. uuO @citsGaToljua ser ........115
1850 scabOuro ser, 10 Sabre ...........1O3a
100 SeabourO Gom. ..-...........-... 25%
100 lIniteo 9a6u Som. ..-.............. 1878
23 g.. .. 3. @rcpiuq SOM ............ II
5 8. g.. E. grcping Gonr. ............ TIA
95 @O. uno Qenna. 9ubn ....."....... %
l g6rolj8e Central ...................117H
2 95roli3c Central .........".,.."-.1l7h
10 Marorano GaiualtD ........-..... 81
100 9orfot @abu uuO Qi8t ............. 1874
SECOND CALL.
20oO Scobooro 4r SIX
1000 llnittO 8a6n uuo electric aut. ...... @h
5000 unitso go6n uuO clcctrtc auc. ...... CO.'S
1900 llnitto gabn nuO electric anc. ...... @&
2oo)o lluitcO @abu uuO electric 9nt. ...... CO.'S
5000 uuitco go6n nno electric anc. ...... 6915
1000 unitcO gabn uuO electric 4er ........ 9515
1000 8, .. :. grcDino 1. 3=lcr .......... 50
1000 scaboarO scr, 10 Sabre .............1Bh
1000 Gotten 9nct ser .................. 500
5000 G5cs. unO CbiO Ronar Rib. .........uo
1909 g9eits3or. Gar. Ger ........".....I2Oh
5000 G5as. Son. Gltc. ser ................ %
1000 Cotton 2ut anc. .................. 40
1000 Cotton 2utt 3uc. .................. 48s
1000 Cotton 2uct 1nt. ............... 4SN
5000 Gotton 2uct 5ne, ........-".... 48s
uo-s,oboarO Com. INSTRUMENTATION. 25%
p scaboaro Qfo. 46
I7so ltnittO ga6n uuO Gltttric Gom. 900. 10
50 MarolauO Gaiualt0 ............,... 5OA
10 unftco ctc. Qi8t UNI qopcr Qfo..... 4O4
Is unitco Clctrie Qi8t uuo Qoptr qfo... Az
50 Cotton Guct 1o15
gtotirungen in Baltimore.
staatss scturttdttu. @.b. 9trI.
@oro=Garolua Ter Goniol5 ........ 1O6 ....
@crosGaroliua Ger ................. 133 .....
9troinia Ser, meme, 1882 ............ 95M .....
Sirginia 2=3cr, 6cnturD, 1891 ...... ..... %
@]alttmOrr etoOtzattien G,o)
314cr, 1910, 9u5lic 9mp. .......... ..... ia
0asss sfur;tatcu.
GOpicjOatcO Gas.atticn .......... 6SH 687s
Conioltooteo GassCbtoattoncn Ger. n4A I5
Gcnioltoatco Gos=cbGgotiontn scr. u6h III
e~aatsQhtn.
Git3ns' @otiOaal @ant ............ 1872 81
Com. uuO 6arm. 9otionol gant q. 1881 ....
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Anfentorofp GerrdCe.

gu Otrtaufsu: Sas puni5enspert6titt,
6equsm uno boatommeu eingeri3tsts 9Sobnbaus,
Das fir sjnen anQemsFenen 4reis in Saltintore auss
qcbottu ptrOeu fam. Gs liegt DEM 9almenbou5
i'm r2ruiO : o;l : 4art brett ge0eniber, 1T ortt.
it0dig, aus SNiu:H unO 3iCgelit,,ntn, &ubs auf
Dem erftn 6lur. Ser BART, nit ieinen brtiten
Nt,rH, iejner frii8cn UNI rsinen 2uft, lIt9t oirttt
pitIi6 pom O~emiclbcn uuo mad Dem Neten unO
6iutcrtbcil Der QrOBi GruuObtfB pom AieraHosr
9roipn. IS bictet aQ;s Nngrnrbme, mas Oa5 Sano
fir GciunObe:t uuO Grbolung bictCn fam, obns oelz
len Na6tbtle III 9e3ug ouf SisufbOten uno 8siies
ipeifn. Die 8duier fnb ueu unO Die Ansipabl pom
gtr. 1902 uHo 1904 pirO nngeboten. gla9juiragsn bel
Is. @. Sbriper,
gorOoit=Gdt Ga,0trt= uuO 2sringtonzStraber
ODER al Grt unO Stsle.
g. MORRIS Srerl,
CSuni6, I0t) CIR. 1910, Observation-Disclosures
Inter a~unrbmbaren Serinsunacn.
Nr. III, QisquitbsStraBc, prd3tig,5 GebduOt,
fir 9ripat=S nitari unl, 3%uititut oOer grOBcs Rot=
bau5 pafeno. G}abjuiragen vItlegrdmm"=Cffi ce,
302, Cf=9altiElore=Str aBe. Q56-8)
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M 5.-0ie WI0is3ufu5r betrug
6aute 1850 8uI6sl; @erianot DON
ben G%leDatoren 2273 8uI6el; @ors
rot6 in ben gleoatoren 1926 8uz
i@sl.
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Osidattss WeIegenbeiteu.

sSu p%erFnufcu.
gadGrti, Ginri6tung uno Route; elm Bargain.
fcrner elm GcuiettlaOen al elmer prominenten 0traz
be Der uuteren Staot. &. v. GDtsnut, COG
2aru=@uilDiue. Q6l,2,4
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6entine ShIuBrate:

gu tI, 9JVNIISo gUVI5NTNT+
9643 8uffel; aus ben Glebatoren
3~uriitgs3ogen 8546 8uf4eI; @Orrat6
in ben G~leDatOren 63,947 8uidsl.
E..L.-. @AI,.E-~4
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9arlrben auf 0rnnOeigentbnut.

9nrlcbem BON $500 bis $4,000
ouf @ruuOtjq sutbum III Der 6taot un0 benz QuuOe,
u~leOriQe 8:ngraten. :. R. 9errb & 2 n,
Gr. 225, at. 9auI. Strabs. Caprilll.I 80
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9eutf9es Nrbetts : Nu4DetiungSz
0iirpnu

,Seuti6en Geitai6aft.- Sicitnigcn, pelbe Oeutz
ibe 6unOperfcr, arbtitcr uno Sientboten gu be-
i6dfttQcn ipiini6su, molten f3 peri0nli8 ooer in
i~ranfirten @ricien an DEN N9enten Der 8eieai9att,
Sobann .. MeDer, gr. 90, Sio=Sbarps
Strabe, i%ucuOeu, iucI3er unentgeltli6 NHstuntt er=
rGtiteu ,nirn. C9dn2S, 1S
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Su perFaUfen;
Giner Der beten 8dupldBe, nabe Gdtcnsollle,
~ungefdbr Orei elder umiaFsnD. 8irO ais Bargain
~Dertauit.
Sobn &. 6urf,
Wprill4, l5) 5l3 2Qip=9uilDing.
3u %perfaufeH-
s. Gd.r an Der rg4ttlibeH WarpldrOer Sabn,"
nabe W { 4 III / II It er, bebaut.
29 Ater in . alti m : Gount9, y
0isiIeu bon Der Staotgrsn3e.
Gerner feline 2anD 3 in mt. MaibtngtOn
rnO Gatong0ile.
@urrb s. 8c8efer,
&pr26,1S 3, $50 500 Union Sruit 3uiloiHg.
gu ~perfaufcn:
9iIGi0 - I7-3l uHO 46 Gfer; Elm neucs
@aug auf einem; biQt5, peun Oieie g8Ote rod
p~crtauft. gu %erfragcn bel cannon, Gr. 10,
ct. gaulzStraBc, Baltimore. Oft24,1S
3u pcrFaufen;
Ssst 1T Ot. Gelcgenbeit ganitig, fb elm biGiGss
Saus 5u tauitn:
Nr. col unO COS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. feds
3immer, 8ruuOjiug $50, $4,000.
CIR. 2416 unO 24l8, gcGiOerrpsStroBe, ie4s
3immer, 9runosing $50, $4,000.
CIR. 15-17-19, &cuipooD=gloeuue, feds 3imntr,
@ruEo;iug $3.50, fir 1920 90.
Sisie @duicr ub Heu uuo bdben ale mobrnteu
s. 3. @aGGagbsr, gauuntcrrc6mtr.
Caaul59 SIR. 2638. Siz9alttmorezStr.
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GIT "perEduFen:

Su perFauFen:
8ieb= uHe S6tpsiHe=6uttsr, SOC. bro 100 9funo;
6tbner=Gutter 800. pro 9ui6sI. 81. 7l9, Gtz
Qratts5traBe. CUtci24, lDl)
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Brands -4.40
gitp Mius 8ei gotent 4.8O--
Gtt9 0}iu5 9igb GraOe
Patent .... 4,70--
Gitp Drills Sigh 8raOe
Stroig9t 400
GttD Mins G6otce Sam 4.O5--
Git9 W}iQ5 Super ,.. 3.00-3.10
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-03-27
Charleston pax Was Great.


South Carolina day was one of the
most successful Of the special days at
the exposition. In spite Of poor crops
and a very recent cold snap in middle
and upper South Carolina all the
trains wer ecrowded. The attendance
was very large, conservative estl-
mate making it over 10000.
There were notable formal ceremo-
nies at the auditorium, in which Gov
ernor McSweeney and the exposition
officials participated
Governor McSweeney officially an
nounced the counties Of the state that
had won prizes for the best exhibits.
spartanburg won first, $1,000; Chester
second, $500; Darlington and George
town tied for third. This concluded
the exercises and the visitors dis
persed.
Among the distinguished visitors
were Congressman Latimer and john
son, of South Carolina; Salmon. OF
New Jersey; Hongen, Of Nebraska;
Littlefeld, of Maine, and Driscoll, OF
New York. They came on a special
car from Washington and several were
accompanied by their wives.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-03-27
CLOSES THE SCHLEY MATTER.
House Committee Concurs In Presi-
dent RooseveIt's Findings, and
Turns Down Santiago Hero.

A Washington dispatch says: The
| house committee on naval affairs by a
! vote Of Z to 4 adopted a resolution
Friday concurring in the conclusions
OF President Roosevelt as to terminal
ing the agitation of the Schley contro-
| versy and indefinitely postponing al!
bills and resolutions on the subject.
! The report of the subcommittee as
adopted gives all the various resolu-
tions which have been introduced and
says:
Your subcommittee to whom the
several bills and resolutions introduc-
ed in the house in relation to Rear
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley has
had the same under consideration and
presents the following report there
on:
The unfortunate controversy in
connection with the Santiago cam
paign has attracted wide public at
tentiou and has been the subject OF
four official Investigations, viz:
"By President Mckinley; by the
United States court Of claims; by the
naval court of inquiry, asked for by
President Roosevelt, ON appeal from
the finding of the naval court OF in
quiry.
"President Roosevelt concludes his
findings in the following words:
'In concluding their report the mem
bers Of the court of inquiry, Admi'
rails Dewey, Benham and Ramsey,
united in stating that they recommend
ed that no further action be had in
the matter. With this recommenda
ton l most heartily concur. There is
20 excuse whatever from either. side
for any further agitation Of this un-
happy controversy. To keep it alive
would merely do damage to the navy
and to the country"
Your subcommittee having in
view the interest of the American
navy and of all concerned fully con-
ours in the conclusion expressed in the
words of President Roosevelt above
quoted.
eve therefore recommend that fur
ther consideration of said bills and
resolutions be Indefinitely postponed
and that no further action be taken
thereon"
The vote was on party lines, ex-
cept that Mr.. Mudd, Of Maryland. vot-
ed with the democrats against adopt
ing the report.
In detail the vote was as follows:
Yeas-Foss, Dayton, Loudenslafer,
Butler, Watson, Cousin, Roberts, re-
publicans.
Nays-Mudd, republican; Rixey Of
Virginia; Kitchen, Wheeler, demo
Gratis.
Prior to the disposition of the sub
ject Mr.. Mudd moved a favorable
report on the resolution giving the
thanks of congress to Admiral Schley
and the officers and men who served
with him in the battle of Santiago.
This was lost by vote Of Z to 4.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-03-27
More Special DAYS.

At Easter, which was designated ed
ucational week of the exposition, COM
mencing March q, the railroad fare to
the Charleston exposition and return
from all points in Virginia and North
Carolina, was only 80 per cent Of one
fare, one of the lowest rates ever
adopted.
Governor Montague has appointed
April 16 as Virginia day at the expo
sition. His staff, large number Of la.
dies and civilians, as well as several
companies of military, will accompany
him. The railroad fare at that time
will be the same as at Easter, namely,
50 per cent Of one fare for the round
trip. This is less than $40 from Rich.
mond to Charleston and return.
It is also expected that the Virginia
legislature, when it adjourns, about
April 1st, will visit the exposition on
special trains.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-03-27
SIXTY MILES AN HOUR
Train Pluuges From the Rails
to Fearful Destruction.
SIXTY TONS OF MAIL BURNED
Grest Pile Of Wreckaee Takes Fire
and Only Puiimans Were Left.
Two Men Killed and
Many Hurt. "

The rorthbound limited mail and
restibule passenger train, No. 80. on
the Virginia Midland railway, OF the
Southern system, was wrecked near
Covesyilse, Va, II miles south OF
Charlottesville, at O'Clock Sunday
morning, by running into a rock slide
in deep cut The train was hate, and
was running At rate Of sixty miles
an hour. Two mail cars and bag.
gage car were piled up on the engine,
and five sleepers and club car were
deraled:
The wreck took fire from the engine,
and all but the Pullman cars were
completely destroyed. A colored por-i
ter, named Nicholas Law, Of Washing
ton. and an unknown tramp were
killed. The porter's body was burned
to a crisp in the fire.
None of the passengers were hurt,
but nearly all lost their baggage ana
a great deal of their clothing. In the
two mail cars were nine postal clerks,
and, although the cars were broken 20
kindAng wood, all the clerks escaped
without serious injury.
Million Pieces Of Mali Burned. :
The mali was entirely destroyed 0y
the fire, and the loss in this respect.
was the greatest in the history Oh
southern railroad disasters. Tne
clerks had just finished asserting more
than a million pieces, composing fuily
five tons of matter and including sev.
eral thousand registered pieces o.
great value. The loss cannot be esti.
mated at the present time, but VIII
amount to many thousand dollars, q
greater part Of the mail was on It's
| way to Washington and New fork.
Very lite foreign matter was incnd-
ed. Less than q dozen pieces were
| found lying about after the cars were
destroyed.
A hospital train was made up g
Charlottesville and the injured mai
clerks were, sent on to washington
! where they were taken to hospital.