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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-17

The Kenova Transportation
Company, of Kenova, W. Va, OBJ
tained a Judgment against the
Monon.shela River Consolidated
Coal and Coke Company in the
Wayne Circuit Court for 5000 for
breaking loose the Kenova wharf
boat by hitting it with coal barges
about two years ago,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-17

II you want Il good shirt that
VIII fit aud wear, buy the Fount-
ain Shirt at A. ]. Loar 4 Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-17

Freeland Elliott and Thomas
Myrtle, two lunatics, were taken
last week from the vicinity of
Dunlow, to the asylum for the in
sane. Elliott was quite violent
and had to be bound.-Wayne
News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-17

Mr.. l.. q, Ferguson and mother
arrived here Wednesday evening
from Norman, Oklahoma. Mr..
Ferguson will return to his home
there in few days, and hls moth
er will remain here with her son,
Monroe Ferguson.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-17

Congressman Jas. A. Hughes, of
Huntington, is quite i'll at the
home OF his father-in-law, S. S,
Vinson, at Kellogg, and will not
be able to participate in his cam
paign work for some time.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-17
s.ssssssssssssasssssa
u pst Across the Ri7erS
In West Virginia. 1:

Rabbi Eiseman, of Huntington,
died Sunday morning.
h a. X 4
7 The United Daughters of tho
Confederacy OF West Virginia
closed their annual session in
Huntington Friday and selected
Parkersburg as the meeting point
next year.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-04-11
We prove
e Cit; f ms 'Ph5 5s % DOBBINS & EWING.

the United States the farmers have.
Mr.. Pierson said: We'll, I should
say, less than per cent said, Call
it 10 per cent to be safe. oh, no,
no, that's entirely too high; that s
double. We'll, we will call it 10 per
cent, anyway. Now, don't you see
that if the farmers are paying 80 per
cent, that if all the taxes We're raised
by a Single Tax on land values the
farmer since he has but 10 per cent. -
you say per cent. would pay less
that his taxes would be reduced five
times? That instead of paying one
half as now, he would, under that
plan, pay but one-tenth?
I declare, Tom, never looked at
it in that light and l guess you have
got me.
so l say to you farmers here to-
night, that the Single Tax, of which |
am proud to be an advocate. would be
to the over burdened farmers and work
ingmen the greatest boon, the greatest
blessing, the greatest God send that
any country ever knew. l wish you
good night. "
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-04-11
RHODES WILL.
Millions Left to United States for
Oxford Scholarships.
Provision for Two Pupils From
Each State and Territory
Tribute to america.

London, April A. The will of Cecil
Rhodes contains a bequest of $40, 900, :
900 for Anglo-American scholarship in
Oxford College. 1t provides two
scholarships for each State and Terri
tory of the United States. tenable for
three years. There are requests, also,
for five German and number of colon
ial scholarships. Half million is
left for Oxford College. His landed
property in Matabeleland is left in
trust to be cultivated for the instruc.
ton of the people of Rhodesia His
country place at Groot Schuur is left
as residence for the Prime Minister
of South Africa. There is provision
of 500, 600 yearly to maintain his burial
place in the Maoppo hills. There are
various other provisions in he will, all
of which have not been made public.
The document embodies an argument
for the unity of English speaking peo-
pie and tribute to the Constitution
of the United States, an argument for
home rule. 1t was dated July l, 1899.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-04-11
Cures rheumatism ana Catarrh after
all else Fails, Costs Nothing to try

To cure the most desperate rheu ma.
tism 'or catarrh take Botanic Blood
Balm (B. b. .B) the wonder of the age.
Cures when all else fails. 1t kills the
poison in the blood and gives pure
gnawing, shooting aches and pains in
the bones, joints, back, and reduces all
dwellings. Hawking, splitting, drop
ping in the throat, offensive breath and
catarrh, irritations of the mucous mem
branes quickly disappear thus making
perfect, permanent cure of the worst
rheumatism or deep-seated catarrh. b.
B. B. especially advised for old, OBJ
stinate cases. Druggists, ST. Trial
treatment free and prepaid by writing
DR.. Gillian, 2ll Mitchell St Alta nta
Ga. Describe trouble and free medical
advice given. 3l-lm
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-04-11
ON PUBLIC SPENDTHRIFTS.
Mr.. Padgett Makes a Good Speech
in Congress.


Washington, April B Representa-
tive Padgett, of Tennessee, made a
good speech in the House this afternoon
taking as his text the extravaganza of
the administration. 1t is undoubtedly
true that the leaders of the dominant
party in the last two Congresses have
spent the peoples money like water,
and many Democrats doubt the wisdom
of ignoring as a live campaign issue
the reckless waste being exhibited upon
every hand by the Republicans. Only
yesterday the House passed The sundry
civil service bill, carrying $50, 600, 600.
1t is reported that the Senate may in
crease the rivers and harbors bill to
nearly $40, 900, 600 while the Public
Buildings and Grounds Committee is
to bring in $l5, 900, 600 bill,
that amount being necessary in order
to logroll it through the House. = -.,~
Mr. Padgett's demands for economy
brought out considerable applause, and
ought to serve the purpose of other
speeches along similar lines on the
Democratic side of the House.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-04-11
The |. & N.
and SOUTHERN.
Fight Between These two Big
Railroad Systems.
Increase of 100000 in the L.
q Ms. Capital Means Acquire
ment of New Territory.

Louisville April S.-The great game
of railroad supremacy between the
Louisville and Nashville and the South
ern is on.
Samuel B. Spencer sits ON one side
the monster check board-the Middle
States and the South Milton II. Smith
is ON the other. Spencer has moved
into Smiths territory and the man
who presides over the L. and N. s de-
TIMES is to meet the enemy more than
half
The authorization of an increase of
5000, 900 in the capital stock of the
L. & N. brings the capital stock up to
$50, 600, 900. the total amount author
lied. The new issue will be sold in
open market. The purchase of the
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern rail
way by the Louisville and Nashville
was officially announced. This pur
chase is said to be an aggressive step
against the Southern railway. and by
the construction of line from Jellico
to Knoxville will give the Louisville
and Nashville it's own road into the
latter city and direct line to Atlanta.
1t will also enable it to enter North
Carolina, territory never before en-.
tered by it.
Not few Louisville men we'll in
formed in railroad methods, see in this
stock issue more than this fight in the
South with the Southern. They are of
the opinion that Mr.. Smith is at last
TO invade Northern territory; that is,
go north of the Ohio river. the l.. and
N. line to st. Louis not being thus
1t is their belief that the
L. and N. is to acquire the Evansville
Ind Terre Haute and then the Chicago
Ind East Illinois. This will give it
lirect line to Chicago.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-04-11
MOTHERS FRIEND

for use during pregnancy.
1t Is liniment, pleasing in application and q
quick penetrating powers. Stay your hand from
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-04-11
FATALLY STABBED
Frank Perry, CoIored, Killed IN
Florence by John Walker.
Killing Dons with a Butcher
Knife.
Special TO the Herald.

Florence April Frank Perry, a
negro. was killed at o'clock this
morning by John Walker, white. The
killing was an outcome of the trouble
of yesterday.
Perry went into the butcher shop
where Walker was employed, abusing
the whites Walker ordered him out
of the shop and he struck Walker over
the head with board, and Walker
then stabbed him with butcher knife.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-04-11
Distressing Stomach Disease

Perman emily cured by the mastery
power OF ..South American Nervine
Tonic" Invalids need suffer n o longer
because this great rem edy can cure them
all. 1t Is a cure for the whole world Of
stomach weakness and indigestion.
The cure begins with the first dose. The
relief It brings Is marvellous and sur
prising. It makes no failure never dis
appoints. No matter how long you have
suffered, your cure is certain under the
use OF this great health-giving force.
Pleasant and always safe. Sold bv A.
b. Rains, druggist. feb7.1y
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-04-11
WHAT SHE READS.

With touch that is as dainty
AS any bird that preens
And sails above the whitecaps,
She skins the magazines.
With eyes that are half blinded
By girlish thoughts that fit,
She reads the latest novel
Enough to talk Of it.
Yet, deem her not constructed
Upon a shallow plan.
Her speciality lies higher,
For she can read a man!
Life.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-04-11
Relief in Six Hours !.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dis
ease relieved in six hours by "New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
1t is great surprise on account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in bladder, kidneys and back, in male
or female. Relieves retention of water
almost Immediately. If you want quick
relief and cure this is the remedy. Sold
by a. B. Rains, druggist. feb7-1y
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-04-11
KILLED SIX.
Three other Victims of Reynolds Die
at Tuscumbia

at Tuscum bia.
Tuscumbia, April 7.-Sheriff Charles
Gassoway, P. A. Prout, and Jesse Da-
Wis died last night from the wounds
received in yesterdays battle with the
negro Will Reynolds. This makes the
total number killed by the negro, six.
Will Gassoway is not expected to live
through the night. The other wounded
men are not considered in dangerous
condition. Prout was buried this
afternoon.
Great tension prevails here and no
gathering of negroes will be tolerated.
The body of Reynolds is still exposed
VIII ere he fell, in partially consumed
state, and hundreds have viewed the
remains this morning. No attempt yet
has been made for interment.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-04-11

The Tennessee Republican convention
10 nominate State officers will be held
in Nashville June IL. Mr.. e. II.
Mynat is said to be willing to accept
he nomination for Governor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-14
Nls gcfrnnpantrn nnarflaat.

9irmtngbam, 4Ia., Is. SUM-.
= Sn 6olge Der unteriu9ung Der
@roBge76porenen iiber Die 4ngelez
genbeiten Der Continental Securities
&c redemption 60" unb Der n8irz
minq6am 0e6enture Co.," pel9e
8eioe 6ereits enti4Iafen iino, limb
@ntlagen gegen Gapitdn q, 5. &ol6,
6enrp 9. @rap, 9eorge u. 8Iinn,
iun., uno SO. 8. 9oDb, idmmtli9 an
geie6ene beige 8iirger, erboben NOR
ben unb Die Nngetlagten unter 8iirgz
f6aft auf Die 4ntlage Der unterf4Iaz
gung bin geIteat. Sc ioG fi9 I'm Be-
trdge BON $4,000 Bis $4,000 6unbeIn.
8ran uno &ol6 piro Die unterT6laz
gung BON ie $4,000, Opbb Die BON
$4,000 unb 8linn cine foI4e BON
$4,000 p%prgepOrfen.
Gapttdn &pIb mar por etli9en
Sabren Der 6ii6rer Der na9 ibm be-
nannten 8ol6 : 8enegung in Qluba=
ma unb trat bort 5pei Wtal ais Gam
bioat fir bd8 9pupernaursamt auf.
@rap mar S4aBmetiter BON Setter
ion : Gpuntp unb 9rGiiDent zines
9ieiigen 8antbauies. 9oob tit grdii=
bent Der nSoutbern Mutual Qib Qi=
fociation" unb 9linn I'll Elm b%erborruz
genber @ef6Gftsmann. 4ae 4nge=
flagten berii4ern ibre boltOmmene
unf6uLo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-14

P%6ilippinen nur0e M}arf $. GDan5
pon 9es W}oines, Soma, Der i'm 80.
6reitDiqi5enz Regiment uuf ben P6iz
lippinen ge0ient 6at, pernDmmen. @r
iagte aus, er lei Q~ugen3elge Der 8orz
na6me Der Wufertur in Der 8rODtn5
8atan unD bes QieDer6rennen5 Don
90rfern gepeien, in nel@en ii4 Snz
iurgenten befanben. Gr t6eilte AUDI
ein5elne 6Gue nit, in pel6en ginge~
bprene pie0er6olt cine Babe N}inute
lang unter Wafer 9ebalten purben,
I'M tie gu 3ipingen, @affenoeritete an
8uge6en. 0fit bieien Nu8nu6men,
iagte Der 3euge, fei Die 8e6onOlung
Der Gtnge6prenen our6 Die america
nii6en Sruppen cine bumane 8epeIen.
~4tes.
9rGIioent 3ooie0elt bat 6eute bic
Stub unO 9afenz8
unter3et6net.
St 9te1lgen Dnt3leuen TreG1en netB
man nod g}i6t5 bon unterbanOlunz
gen nit 9eutf6IanO CUR Grnennung
elmer Gommifion, pel6e cine 6iGiz
gsre N}et6oOe CUR 9esinfi3irung DON
9Guten feititeuen foQ Gie6e inter
Na6ri6ten aus 9eutI4lanO). Older
boufetretdr 8iIfon erfl6rte ieoo6
beute, uniere 3egierung fet BON Ser
gen bereit, nit 9euti4IanO in OerNns
g~elegen6eit 3u cooperiren.
&Oniul 8ag5OaIe in 3ientIin, G6iz
ma, melOet Dem Stats : 0epartez
ment, ooB Die G6Olera bort a%u89e6roz
6en 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-14
NicOertra6tige GrmOrOnng mrTifaniz
i6cr Snbianer.

Sucfon, Qri3., -. Suni.-0ie
cine 9epef6e aus Ga Gununea 6eri4z
tet, iino am 9ienitag bier5ebn ga
quis, pel6e ais Minenurbetter Be-
f6Gftigt tparen, BON meritanif6er
@enbarmerie er54oRen norOen. Die
Qeute naren BON Der g8reen GpnfDliz
batch Mining Company" beI6dftigt
poroen unb 6atten 3nei W}eilen unz
ter6al Der 3e4e Elm Eager aufgef6la=
cen. Sine N6t6eilung 8enoarmerie
marf6irte gu ben3elten, unD Der COM
manbirenDe Offi3ier ertlGrte ben 2eltz
ten, elm merttaniI6er 8eamter befinOe
ft6 3fpei W&eilen unter6al6 i6re5 Ga
gers unD 6eab5i6tige, ite, no6 elmer
tiir3li6 erlafenen 8erfigung Der
merifanii6en 3egierung, gu regtitrtz
rem. Die SnOtaner IieBen ii6 benez
qen, mad Der be3ei4neten SteQe nit
8uge6en, unb nurDen bort in elmer
Gei6e uuTgeiteut unb nieOergeI6Ofen.
ue6er ou5 bereit5 am MOntag gez
meloete Select 3pii6en meritanii4en
Goloaten uno Saqui Snbianern ir
Der Santa 3oIazS6lu4t IinO peitere
gin3elnbeiten bier eingetroffen. Die
Sruppen ri6teten inter ibren Seq
nern elm entieBIiae5 8lut6ao an unb
ga6en nt4t nur ben rot6bdutigen8rtez
germ teinen Parbpn, fOnOern mu6ten
aud ij6er 9unbert Wei6er unb 8inDer
nieber. Die unglitli6en SquatD5 Il.
i6re Spr0Blinge beFanOen ii6 in Ell
mem nur BON einigen alien Wldnnern
betpa4ten Eager, ais Ie DON eirer 600
M2ann 7tarfen misunderstanding
unter S6erit Sopes iiberfaIen tpurz
ben. Rur @enige enttumen ben t0otz
li9en &ugeln Der entmeni4ten Solz
bateu, uno unI6ulbige 8tnOer pur=
ben gu 0uBenben nit ben 8apOnnez
ten aufgeIpieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-14
Sragil6cs GnOc eine5> GRINDERS.
MoriB niro pom 2~uftforoun, benz
8ert 7eine5 2e6en5, eri6lagen.

W}oriB ptro pom 2uftfaroun benz
8crt ieine5 2e6en5, erf6logen.
q epzgo rf, 10. SUM- GinmaG
nur io6 6ermam ., MoriB Oo5
0erf Teine5 2e6en8, an pel9e8 er
7ein Qon3e5 @erm6gen 8etDenoet, i'm
8etrie6 - Iein 2uft=&arOuTel, unD
Q~e7tern, 6ei'm er7ten @eriu6, nurDe
Der Dor 5reu0e. ij6er BEN Grfolg glijfz
ieIige Grfin0er BON ietner eigenen grz
finorng er14logen. 5ermann M}Orib
bate 26 Sabre lang an bieTem oNerO~
3o6dggan," pte er feline Grfin0ung
nannte, ~qear6eitet; Dor bret Sabren
mar fe DpuenDet unD an Der 8oDerD
unO 3ilian's 0aIf in GoneD S5lanO
gum 8etrie6 fertig. 2(6er ba5 8auz
0epartement lieB Die GrFinOung ni6t
gu, ba Der Qpparat 3u unIi6er gez
6uut Tci. MtoriB bate tein 0elo, UNI
&er6eTerun9en MAIDEN 5u loTien uno
na6m ii0 iein 0}tBgeIhit 10 at Ser
3en, DQB er trant lDur0e. Gr arbeitete
Damn Den gan3en 8inter al5 W2oI6tz
NIT. Qu6 Dor 3pei So6ren purDe
Der 8etrie6 ieinar GrftnOung ni6t gez
itattet. Sreunoc lieben ibm ba5 @elO,
bic not6penbtgen 2lenDerungen MAJ
6en gu laTen, unb en0li4 in 0ieiem
Sabre ioQte er ben Groum BON 26
Sa6ren in GrfI1rng ge6en Ie6en. -
Sein unterne6men porO geitdttet.
@etern mar Der Gr6Hmtng5tdg. 3Det
6reunoe, Der 8%auin7pettOr 90. R.Gita
ten6ous uno 6r. Otis, 6atten it6 CUR
er7ten 5a6rt eingefunOen, unO Der ate
WtoriB iQuG3te Dor 5reuOe, ais er Die
MQi6inerie ar6eiten uno feline 8oote
f6 lang5am auf i6rer Balm in 8ez
tpe9ung ieBen fa6.
g2e6' po6I," rtefen i6m feline
5reunOe iher5en0 gu, al5 it6 t6r8OOt
entfernte, uno ,2e6t ipO6l!" autpprtez
te freubetra6lenb Der ate Diam. Sn
bemIel6en &ugenblid brad Der eiferne
gragbalten zines Der 8oote; baiTel6e
fu6r in rapiOer Geihpinoigtait ben
2l66ang - ben ,8eQen6erg" -bina6,
beitiir5t per7u6te MoriB gu fIie6en.
IS mar gu ipdt, Oas idDere Boot,
Elm She'll ieiner eigenen Grfinbung,
bes 8erfe5 Ieine5 2e6en5, traf Jpn
mitten in Den 8iiden uno I9leuberte
i'm i6er einen eiiernen 3aunbinfpeg,
"a SUB nett i6er Die 8DperD fort.
DIS mar Den alien Grfinoer auf6o6,
fan0 man, OoB er Oas 3iidgrat unb
mebrere Rtpptn gebro6en bate. Gr
iturb tur3e 3eit Darauf i'm nGonep
Ssluno Geception=6D7pital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-14
S9luB bcs SranersG onbcnts.
a5eue 3ruitees. - Gontraf Gntpurf
nit 8ertretern Der Irbeiter. -
Die 6indu3Iage be5 8er6an0e5.

LutI SEIlIBIttN DSr WrDeILel. -
Die 6indn3lage oe5 8er6an6e5.
6arotoga, N.=g,, 10. SUM-
I}tt 3pei GretutibItBungen fam Der
AZ. 8rupar : GonDent, pel6er in
Saratoga togte, gum Q(678htB. @te
ii6li6, trat gum S9luB oe5 GonoentS
Der @orItanO 3u elmer GrefutiDTtBung
5u7ammen, pelder Die n~augepG6Iten
Sruftee8 gum erIten W}ale beipo6nz
ten. IS iinO oie5; 6reO. S. 9ot6,
PbiloOelp6iu; 96. 8. S6uafer, 8ufz
falo; 6reo, &ei6enitein, g}enarf;Soi.
ui6lein, 9}tIDuutee, un0 8uoolpb S.
S4aefar, gepzgprf.
Die 3neite SiBung 6inter beri8loiz
ienen 36uren puroe eup6emiItti9
Special 8er7ammlung genannt. Sn
oeriel6en ion s5 5eitneiie rett intez
reliant 5u8egongen iein, unO 7OOieL
tann Derij6ert perOen, OaB e8 5ib
ni6t nm cine 0a6atte ii6er bic 6o6en
6lett6pretie ge6anOelt bat, audi ftrttt
man ii4 ni9t nm bic QuulitGt Der
peri 6ieOenen QueIen pDn Saratoga,
unO O6DO6l troB Q6T6affung Der
8rieg5iteuer Deri6ieoene 6erren aus
Dem Weiten ettpa5 trtegeri76 geitimmt
idtenen, berlief bod 2lue8 in I40niter
9armOnie. Srgeno Elm greif6are5Rez
iuItat bat bieIe Spe3ialiiBung ni6t
ge5eitigt, OO6 Elm iol6e5 n8eIultut"
mar geraOe DON ben glep : porter
8rauern erpurtst rporoen.
Sn Der S6luB SiBung Oe5 Gonz
bent5 rparen bic nod DorIiegenOen8ez
f4dfte prompt erleOigt Dor0en. on
gemein bermiBt puroe SetretGr Sal
lu8 S6omann, peIfer~ pOrgeitern ui6t
un6eoentIi3 ~ertrantte. Sein 3uituno
bat ii6 ieOo9 tpefentli9 ge6eTert. 81
ne bpn 6rn. G6ert aus S6io eingez
reiGte 8eioIution, in lpeI6er Die De-
Iegaten t6rem ertrQnttenS etretGr lire
S6eilna6me ~au5Driten, marO prompt
angsnommen. gu 0}ttglieoern bes
9reier Gomite'8, pel6e nit einem
G6nli6en Gomite Der organiiirten
8raueret 2(r6eite9 6erat6en fou,
purDen DIM QrGIioent &enOaQ Die
$50. Otto Stiefel, 6t. Qoui8; @uItaD
Qa6It, U}ilnoutee, uno 3uo. Shaez
fer, 3epzYort, %errannt. 9ieIe8 So
mite ion nit ben Qlr6aiter 8ertrez
tern einen augemeinen GontrattzGntz
purf u~u8arbeiten uno fir 9eriteuung
6armonii6er 8e3ie6ungen 3pti4en
8apital unO Qr6eit iorgen.
ue6er BEN finon3ieGsn StanO gtbt
Der 8eri6t Oes S6aBmeiiter5 8. ).
66armann erI60pfenDe @~usfunft.
Die @~innQ6men incl, zines Saloo8
BON 5,6O6.4O betrugen $98,666,57,
bic 4u5qo6en $42,169,99, 70 0aB jeBt
$56,496.58 Dor6unoen iino. Sn bic
fem Sabre, 10 Diro erpartst, per0en
7i6 bic Gtnna6men ~itaigern, Du ia bic
Wttglteos = Seltru5e Inn DE 9GITte
er606t muroen. Dem Gomite fir
2(naIpien, psIdem ais &iTenidaftli>
DE 8erat6er Or. 0}or 6entu5, GarI
8O6itIaef, Or. S. Sie6el unO Or. s.
@9ott o~nga50ren, Duroen CUR Sort
feBung ieiner Ir6eiten $500 berpilz
Iigt, 3u gleifar 3ett purOe ben
8ruuerei = Setnitern fir Die DOn i6s
men geIeiiteten D~ert6ooIen 0ienite Der
Oant Der @eriammlung ausgeIproz
6en uno Der 8unI6 geauBert, in 8uz
tunft8erotbungen ij6er te4niI6eGraz
gen einen ongemeTenen PlaB in ben
GonOent : 8er5anolun5en etn3urGuz
men.
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- 2lus 8ertleD Springs, 0.z@u., lit
ge7tern Die Na6ri6t BON benz 2(ble6en
zines in ben netteit ten &reiIe n betonnz
ten oeuti3 : amerttanii6an Sournaz
fifteen, 8. %, 6a6ercom, bier eingez
troffen. 9r. 6abercom mar felt me6r
ais 5pan5ig Sabren 8aibin9toner
GorreIponOent elmer Mn5a6l oauti6er
8lGtter, unO reoigirte Dor etpa Is
Sa6ren trr3e 3eit ben 8alttmorer
n8efer." Gr bat Ieiner 8eit Diel fir
Die n0eitIi6e 4oF" in ct. 2Ouis,
ben g6erolo" uno bic yGermonia" in
M}iInaufee, ba8 g9olt5bIatt" in Sim
cinnati urO anbere. republitaniI 6e
8IGttsr correspondent. Inter 6arz
riion'8 Nominiitrution mar 6Q6erz
com tuntter Auotteur I'm S4dBdmte,
Aber 11d1 8een0lgllng ietnes UNITS
terminus Denoete er it4 ioteoer Der
SournaltTtit 3u.
Die &rte9sPoltttt 0es Proftoenten
Utc&tnlep, uno Die barou5 gum Sbetl
reiulttrenoe Gn8lono freunoIt6e0alz
tung Der U|c&tnleQ : 4Omtntitratton
oardnlaBten 9dbercom, i'm Sabrel9OO
Der rePublttant14en Portet Den Hu7
den 81 teRrer ltn0 SrQ011 gu inter
1tlIBen, troBoem er oeien 6tnan5dn@
ltdten ~tetneSpe9S btul9te. Gr fono
it9 IN Der Gage, 3lpttaen 3fpet uebeln
gu pQblen, unD er nd4lte ousJenlge,
Del6eS inn ais Oa5 tIeinere eridten.
Sn ben &reiie len republitanii6er 80
LITTER narO i6m OieIer Parteipe6Iel
ie6r DerOa4t, un0 6abercom berlor
Diele ieiner frii6eren einfluBrei6en
6reuroe. Seine S6Gtigteit fir repuz
blttanti6e 8ldtter Rorte oamtt ndttr@
lt8 uuf o6er er nuBte ie6r balo nit
elmer 4n3o6l uno66Gngiger unO De-
motrotiider 8ldtter 9]er6inOungen
on3utniipfen, Die germ Die Gr3eugniTe
ieiner gei4iften Sober perpertbeten.
4eriDnli6 mar 5a6ercom Elm b06it
liebensmiiroiger G6oratter unO iein
llrt6siI als Sournolift gait inter ietz
men Gouegsn ais DerldBlth uno gez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-14
ScBt mirn irIhi,irt.

G6icago, 10. Stunt. - 9a5
ftGDtii8e 8-a : 9apartement pirb
o6ne @er5ug in 6oIge oe5 8ran0ss
i'm ct. 2ucds : Sunitartum, BEL MEL
dem 10 SnIafen auf tragiiae @eiie
ibren Sob fan0en, cine SnIpettion all
Ter 6p1pitGler unO @aniturien Dor
nebmen, pel6e i4On geitern nit elmer
8eii9tigung Des n@uibingtonian
Some" elmer Qnitalt CUR 6eilung Don
Srinfern unD Stlape1 onDerer Stiz
mlationsmittel, etngeleitst purbe.
8iele BON ben 9oipitdlern beiiBen
ni6t einmal 8ettungSIettern, o6pobl
nur 3pei oDer brei ais feuerfeit. qeltsn
uno Die meiiten nod an ie6r engan
5reppenflu4ten leiDen. @tpa Die
6dlfte Der 8eamten bieier Qnitalt err
tldren, ite iu9ten na3 beTeren Qotaz
litGten, nm bedb5iatigten 8erbei7erun=
oen uno Der Si6er6eit Der 9%atienten
Re6nung gu tragen. Die Snipettion
tptro unter Der perf0nli6en Qufii6t
Des 6ilfs : 8au : gommifdrs 81
mot61 9'G6ea unD bes OberzSnipetz
tors 8arrD erfOlgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-14
Genc Gabcn gerpii6urc's,

Mtlpuufee, 8isc., ID. SUM-.
Die 9ational 4TOciation Der
San3le6rer bat einen Gomite6eri4t
g~utge6eiBen, pona4 flint neue Sdn5e
nelae bic Iamen .2pric," r9ompaz
Oour," .9slmar," Sterling" uRo
nGrO8" fii6ren, auf 0a5 Publitum
lancirt perOen iolen. Der leBtge=
nunnte 2an5 1T Elm &inOertana.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-14
8dnfiers unb Mdtler,

BAMBLEToN & CO., 9 s%outhsstr.
ROBERT TAYLOR & CO., II SouthsStr.
TOWNSEND SCOTT & SON CEst. 1892,
Fayette=Str., Postamt gegenueber.
RICHARD D, FISHER & SONS, 6 S. Gals
EertzStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-14
Qnunun.3

Teue Ssfttonsn Fuo itbt sur 9sf6tisune btrgs.
ri6tet. 8iele ausqspdbIte Cots. Ser SupsrirtsHs
bent Os Crumbs uuo goosHs piro ieoe etpiiui3te
@ustunft %ertbeilsu. - Eas rematpriu
hebt tdqIi5 CUR Snipsttion often. @e9sn 0dberem
penOs man fd an ben SuptrirtenotntsH Obr an
bas 9iredu in q I. 21. QGeitsS arat0ga s 5traBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-14
8QnfterS.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS, Balti'
morez und Calvert=Str.
SPERRY, JONES & co. Calvert und
FayettesStr.