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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-05
State Bar Association.

The State Bar association will meet in
Ellensburg next week in annual conven-
ton. The program follows:
TUEsDAY-1O A. NJ.
Address of president, Austin Mires of
Ellensburg.
Reports of executive committee.
Report of secretary, f. G. Kreider of
Olympia.
Report of treasurer, N. s. Porter of
Olympia.
Election of members.
Report of committee on "Jurispru-
dence and Law Reform" Allen Wier of
Olympia, chairman.
TUESDAY, p. NJ.
"The Course of Legislation in Wash
ington," Edward Whitson of North
Yakima.
Report OF committee on "Judicial
Administration and Remedial Proceed
ure." Frank II. Rudkin, North Yakima,
chairman.
stability of Legal Principles Thing
of the Past" Will G. Graves, Spokane.
WEDNESDAY, 10 A. NJ.
Railway and Transportation Com
MISSIONS" Arthur Remington, Tacoma.
Report of committee on illegal Edu-
cation and Admission to the Bar" Ed
ward Whitson, North Yakima, chairman.
Report of committee on Commercial
Law" T. ID. Rockwell, Spokane, chair
man.
WEDNESDAY. 2P.M.
"Some Pioneer Judges and Lawyers 1
Have Known on This Coast" n. T.
Cation, Davenport.
THURSDAY, 10 A. NJ.
Conflicting Decisions of Federal and
State Courts-Our National Constitu-
ton the Harmonizer," c. H. Hanford,
Seattle.
Report OF committee on "Uniformity
OF State Laws" Will G.. Graves, Spo-
kane, chairman.
Poem, "a Day in Court" Edward
Pruyn, Ellensburg.
THURSDAY, l 80 p. NJ.
Report of committee on Obituaries, 4"
James u. Moore, Spokane, chairman.
Report of other standing committees.
Unfinished business.
Election of officers.
Tuesday evening a reception will be
rendered the visitors bv the Ellensburg
Bar and the citizens of Ellensburg.
Wednesday afternoon they will be taken
for drive through the west side of the
valley, lunched at Pages grove, return
ing in the evening.
Thursday at p. m. a game OF town
ball will be played, closing with ban
quet in the evening.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-05

Everett Dam, the handsome young
clerk of the Moore Clothing company,
went on his vacation to Long Beach last
week. He will return home about the
middle Of August.
w. II. Wesley left on the Saturday
morning Burlington train for North
Beach, where he goes to join DIR. Hill
and son and George Behrens in their
outing.
Mrs. Guy MacL. Richards went over
TO the Sound last Monday to spend a
month with friends and relatives. She
will return after the Elks' carnival at
Seattle.
J. G. Goodman, the erstwhile tonsorial
artist of Jackson's barber shop, came
over from Whatcom, where he is now
located, to spend a couple of weeks in
the city.
Miles Cannon returned from the
Sound Tuesday night. He has been
purchasing furniture and fixtures for
the new Yakima Valley bank.
! Mrs. Fred Leckenby, who has been
visiting in the city with her mother,
Mrs. Verde Erwin returned to her
home in Portland last Saturday.
1t is said that Vessey & McRae will
put up new two-story brick hotel
building in the bank row.-Prosser Bull
letin.
Miss Marjorie Moran left last Thurs
day morning to visit Miss Ell. Saylor of
Seattle. She will be gone for month.
Mrs. H. c. Ewalt has gone to the
Sound for SIX weeks trip. She will
take in the Elks' carnival.
G. T. Giezentanner, editor of the Pasco
News-Recorder, was in the city last
Monday on business.
Mr.. William Olin, solicitor for the
Chicago & Great Western Railway COM
pany, spent last Tuesday in the city.
Vestal Snyder and little boy, Teddy,
left Thursday morning for ten days
trip to Green River hot springs.
Rev. H. M. Bartlett expects to leave
with camping party for Lake Caches
in few days.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-05
WONDERFUL HORSE DISPLAY.
Ringing Bros. Exhibit 500 High Bred Eauines
In Many Marvellous Acts.

Five hundred horses are owned by
Ringing Brothers. the proprietors and
managers of the famous big circus that
is to exhibit in North Yakima Saturday,
Aug. Is. These superb animals repre-
sent many years of careful selection by
expert horse buyers and breeders, and
the expenditure of many thousands of
dollars. Every kind of high-bred equine
is represented, from the smallest She,-
land pony and the proudest Kentucky
thoroughbred to the pure Arabian stall
lion and the most massive sShire and
PercherOn. 1t is from the latter strain
that the draught horses are taken. There
are two hundred and eighty of these
magnificent animals, and they form one
of the most striking and effective fea-
lures OF the imperial free street parade.
They are utilized for drawing the mas
sive dens, cages and tableau cars, and
are the subject of constant comment and
limitless admiration. The ring horses
number one hundred 1.-THE, shapely,
proudly-stepping thoroughbreds. Every
horse among them has a famous pedi-
gree. They are the perfection of equine
form and trained intelligence. The trick
horses number sixty-five matched and
thoroughly trained American and i'm
ported animals. An equal number of
Shetland ponies, the delight of the
children, and the cynosure of all eyes in
the parade, in the gorgeous spectacular
entry OF the mammoth horse fair, COM
pletes this remarkable and unequalled
display of fine stock. The horses are
presented in hundred different per-
formances. There is the gorgeous
Equine ballet militant''-the latest
triumph of that greatest of all horse
trainers, John O'Brien-and the delight
and marvel of all who have witnessed its
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-05
All Were saved.

"For years l suffered such untold mis-
cry from bronchitis" writes j. II. Johns
ton of Broughton, Ca, "that often |
was unable to work. Then. when every
thing else failed, was wholly cured by
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. My wife suffered intensely from
asthma, till it cured her, and all our
experience goes to show it is the best
Group medicine in the world" A trial
will convince you it's unrivaled for
throat and lung diseases. Guaranteed
bottles soc and 81. Trial bottles free
at all Yakima Drug Stores
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-05
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

DR.. C. E. White left last week to be
gone month in Wisconsin.
Vessey & McRae shipped II carloads
of sheep to Chicago last week.
w. N. Granger and wife came up from
Zillah Friday to attend the funeral Of
their baby.
Mrs. Ira p. Englehart and two chill
dren have gone to Seattle to remain for
a period of three weeks.
Miss Esther Ross of Tacoma returned
home last week after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. F. L. Lemon.
Wanted-Nurse girl of ~ or IA years
to take care of two year old child in the
country Call at this office. 3l-2t
Mrs. Donald has gone for the summer
to visit in British Columbia. She will
spend most of the time in Victoria and
Vancouver.
Miss Blanche Underhill of Castle
Rock, Wash, who has been visiting Miss
Agnes Wilcox, returned to her home last
Friday morning.
Mrs. Wallace Williams and two chill
dren left last Saturday for Rochester,
Wash. They will visit relatives and
remain over a month.
DR.. Hoffman, desiring to keep up with
the times in the matter of comfort for
his patrons, has had electric fans in
stalled in his dental parlors.
G. w. Cary, former North Yakima
merchant, has leased store building
there, and will embark in the grocery
business about September West
Coast Trade.
Misses Nora and Matte Preble went
last Friday to Seattle and other Sound
cities for two weeks trip. They will
meet friends from the east who have
come out on touring expedition.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Birch of St. Paul, MINI.
who has been visiting Mrs. Sperry, left
on the Friday morning train for Seattle,
where she will remain for week, thence
to Victoria, B. c., and back home over
the Canadian Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin of Ellensburg,
and Miss Smith, an eastern visitor and
relative of the family, stayed few days
with w. f. Ayres on the latter's place
at Tampico last week, returning to Ell
lensburg on Friday morning.
Miss Jennie Roy, assistant teacher of
chemistry in the Spokane High schools,
and charming young lady possessing
many accomplishments, is in the city
visiting Miss Verna Cox. She will
probably be here three weeks.
A popular feature of Ringing Broth
ers' circus is the preliminary concert
given by Ganweiler's military band, in
the great hippodrome pavilion, during
the hour preceding the performance.
There are fifty members OF this band,
ana eacn one is sOlOlst.
The Holloway Trio of high-wire aero
bats, who are engaged with Ringing
Brothers Worlds Greatest Shows this
season, were the reigning sensation of
London last winter. These great artists
perform acrobatic feats in mid-air, and
upon thin wire, that many clever aero
bats hesitate TO attempt of the solid
ground. There is no other act like it in
the world.
Rev. J. Thompson OF North Yakima
will preach in the Presbyterian church
on the coming Sunday, both morning
and evening. Rev. Thompson is accom-
panied by County Treasurer Dudley of
Yakima county, on his visit to our
county. They plan to be in Centreville
Monday and hold an evening service
there on that day.-Goldendale Sentinel.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-05

The Northern Pacific announces that
the $3.50 colonist rates from Missouri
River points and from st. Paul will be
in effect during September and October.
NJ. s. MEEKs, Agent.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-05

Conditions.-City Man docking for
summer board)-What are the meteor
illogical conditions of this neighborhood?
Farmer-Oh, they're all right. They
amt no meteOrs fell in Is years
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-05
The Best Prescription for Malaria

Chills and Fever is bottle of GROVE
TAsTELEss CHILL Tonic. 1t is simply
iron and quinine in tasteless form. No
cure, No pay. Price SOC. 40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-18
Gine8 imngen @tnnneB GrlcbntB.
8roufIpn IA. Cftubcr 1897.

. 0 OF ! n, IL. A-tTpber 1871.
Sd Mill Sbnen ieSt mcine S1mptomt ncuner
So bin % SABRE alt; @eDitt $50 4iunO; Gr6Be
f}ub; 9aariarbe OunielbrauU; &6rpsr uuO glies
Der lang unO iblunt: ScbDa9s beg OaH5su RBrs
psrs; Gopi idner unO bolf BON fliuotubeH 36uen;
S1mrJ5n obcrbIlb Der Qug3u; oa= Q8aBt i'm NuQs
qc!b; 6aut unrtin uuO fcttta; Qelbs 8uHac 6eOeft
nit DetBcm utbsr3ug trdb5eH uuD biifsln, I'M auS
Der Seble eiren 3oben, Grt1arti0eH S6lsim in ents
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Gen: fbrcfItt Srdume: Rcrb0itdt G(ROiqttit; eifE
8TlaHgeH LANCE i'm &stt 30 EGlen; bes lRoraers
tiu ntDes, iaDeres @eiubl bei'm 4ufitbtu; bic
9drms mun5mal oeritopft unD mau6mal reauldr:
mantbmal faleimias Grtlc,rurgtu aus osu 9Grmca;
llnreHi5tst AMI Der 0aut; SUDDEN i6lcdtes @ez
i5mad i'm gtEuD; G5i5u Dor Nrbeit uub Uei6(iz
der @eicni6dtt 6an9 3ur Giuiamt5it; Dlunnier
idJperc ftumpfiiHHiqe unO trdumerii6s PpufulFpU
Der GtDdnftH; bluHes, bdgcres &usiebsu; Rdieuz
6luteH; RabtibnsiB; 9rIanQcu ocl @dFar AZ
trinfsH; fuenia appetit; lTrtdidyt Ginbil0Vugtu
mad btm 8ubsttgebcu Gs III dbt Sabre btr lett
ib oielt bcrrlbttnoe &nQeDobubtIt auHdbm uuo id5
babe fsttbtr fat inner g,Iittcu. Sd mar uuter Rex
Ftbanblunq BON febtn 0oftorsr 3d bab. t,im
GdIOmtl, Gucdilb5r oOer blaut 9ilcn mtiuts geii=
TENS mad gtnOmmtn. Sd babe Dicis NH0aDObubeit
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men, babe id ou5 @trlaUQsn OCnad OerlDreH. Ss
@snouro, iptlde oas Wittd bsrporacbrabt, mar
eritauHIib. ga ba5 uUbtbIgen beridUanO foe
our6 8aubtrfraft. Ytin Nppetit fttrte gurii5,
msine Gsiitesfr0blitfcjt tOuroe ueu bclf5t unb i'd
bin itBt dnoitlit 0arauf bcOutt NIB eiiriq. utin
EuqeD:rf ,u rerrid)tcu ID Hcbme tneu halls
Ben 5bs;l6fsl @siolpeut orcimnt tdQlia UNI cine
BON RooiUap5 9illtH ieOeu 4bcn0 uno 5nsulat
nbdeutlid reibt ib meiUe gEirbfHdulC UUO meineu
9idsH nit Rec9p 8sljti elm. Sine fSlufbs bat
bisie ipuuOcrbare WeuOunq berporQebrant. abr i'd
CLAUDE ss III 0sTer, Ocu gebroua oisIss @ittets
no5 cin: 3,itlang fort3uisten 9odabtunggoon u.
6-o
an Tduen qroBsr 68ipd8e uno alcr rerb6fen
Grre9unQen 1T oide IrutuOunq BON Gf q b 10 a b
8eab5 u Telisf an Der g9rbclidula BON erOBer
Wi6totsit rs Ocrisbt Ca5 RgrpcHiBfem NIT
Glettrt'ttit urb qebt ben RsrosH ususs Qebsu mo
Starfs Bud nit RotbibIa0sr ubu obiQsu @ss
Qsnitano (RaopuD iber r5rritatipneu in Der 6lrHs
rDbrs etc ~, auf gsrlaugtu frsi 3uaeiarOt.
RaOpOp's Sci linn ttei iptrDcr bon uls
len Mpotbet,rr ptrfouft uH0 fuo in 9r. RlonaB'5
Cifi:s, Gr. IS, Glm=Srakc 3eDz9ort ju babeHs
Cd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-18
Or. 8o0maQ' S
SQriQpQrlQlQlt
NeiOlOent!
Oer oroBe ,RtatreintBer.
Sir Die 6eiImug nlier
Sir Die 6eiImug nlier
6rnuiiaen Granfgeiteu.

StSsr Srppicn GarIdparaau Itiol0mt 5rleM
nuy5 gIut, S6p,iB unO in oncerer Weiit btm
eDfsm 2ebeugfraft oenH ss cri,Bt bic Otrbrau6tn
6toifc hes aOrpsrs bur6 rtues uuo gtuuoes8latsa
rial Sropbslu, aus je6ruuq, c0pbjls, uHQttbeilte
uro i6cbt otbeiltt DsHerii9, Rrantbtitta in ibrsn
oitlcu 5ormen denptn STE 10 Gents fir ucut illus
Rrirtt @rOibtrs gGaODap on geasrtal0, Sritlcrs
Gruufbtiten 8d6piirS im 6als, int ntuuO auss
oi9it, 2Eoten iii ban Srji;u uuo 8rbdriuugtu in
an0srtn R0rput1eiltu, 5Iimmr IuQen Iro55ul5ls
glugfltFs aus ben C6ren bic i1lmmfcu Sormsu
bon SautsRrontbsttsr, 4usiDl1gen oiieue @uuosH,
GjrtnOfOpf atuoUurm Sal3flub, Gr0Fpelas,
i6msrisuos i3tpor5e Tleden an R0rper, fre6gartisF
Gsrddis ffrausrsiocu unO az bic i5pd6eubsu
unO i5m,rJbaftsn GrtIscrunQen, Gabtibnsb uHS
ale 8trqeuOuuecn Otr 2tbsustrait - Quss 1T i'm
@crsb Der &ciltraft Oicits gBuno:rs mootrner
G6emie, uno elm paar Sage Gsbrau8 UirD ieOse
8criou bic OasicIbc fir iroeuO cine OiIi,r Rraufa
bsiten anpcnOst, OsisR md3tge 6eltraft ON ciz
osntu E6rpsr bspeien.
gRtHu osr Qatieut iusI6sr t6oli5 abuimmf
iuioles BON SabiRi6Dinou unO Qus1tbrsn bic
fortp0brsuO sunebmsn Disitu 9arluiten Ginbalt
gebetst uro Oieielbeu Our6 ucues qlaterjal Qss
uOmmen Don QsiUnbsm 8Ut eriest uuO NieYts
tbut uno beiurft 8a0uaO's SariaDariQiar Reiolz
Dcnt - 70 1T Ssilung fd)tr O1uH peun oiri.s 6ell=
mittel eiHmal iein &cinQUHQsntrf bcgirut uun
sriOlQreid III in Der 8sruiR0truug Os5 grluErs
10 beilt es lducu uuo td9lib Djrb Der 9ateHt iidJ
itdrter bcfiHoeu uuO itdrfsr fithIeu, bic Rabruug
btfsr DtrOnutn, Der Nppttt miro FD brber uuO
bic 60rpsriiue uno Oas S6rpTQsDbt lUucbmer
fFOlssnOc5 lit Der 6al no cine ifai1t Ots GRaps
DOD'5 5driapariQiGu GeOlOent bic Spmpt0mt, iiber
Dc9e QetlaQt nur0t QeNHoTt, Die SODiOncracD
ootr Oas &:rlarQeH bsi5ti8t UHn BEN Gutlcerunqrs
Gin Gnot GcmaGt bat. Dieter Gritf iDurOs i'm Cts
tDber 1897 Oeibriebcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-18
Snn ben Qhilinninen.

Wa Waunt1a, II. 5ebruar. - Sin
Sbeil bes 20. Snfanterie Regiments
ging beute auf Dem Srdnsportoamz
pier rSberiban" na9 Den Ser. Staa=
ten ab. 9as 5ipeite Battalion pirb
auf bem rGg6ert" fplgen. Die &unoz
f6after bes 2ieut. Walfer perFolgten
tiir3lih Die Sniurgenten, tpelfe pon
Winfrep, etnem 0eierteur pom 43.
Snfanteriez zRegiment, angefii6rt purz
ben. Die Hebelen purben Bis in i6r
Eager berfolgt, unb Bel bem 8efe9te
tpurDen o6t Munn unO 3tpei Diff
5iere get0Otet, Oarunter Winfrep, Der
Elm Sffi3ier Der Snfurgenten mar.
Sn Samar iinb biele bal6 ber6unz
gerte Ginge6prene, tpelde gu ben Snz
iurgenten floben pber penigitens i6re
9eimitdtten psrIieBen, als Die Qmert>
taner t6re energiI9ere Champagne be-
gannen, in lire 0Drfer auriidgefebrt,
mo iie bagegen ugitiren, baB bic Gin
Qeborenen ben Sniurgenten tpeitere
llntsrItiiBun9 angebei6en lafIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-18

OaB 1000 !66ufcr 3srft6rt pnrben.
9ier 90rfer in Der llmge6ung DON
S6amata erIitten e6enfaQ5 groBeu
Sc6aoen. lin Die S6reten be5 @rz
eignii7e5 gu er60ben, lit Elm @uItun
BEL Dem 0orFe 0}araIo, 0tIi3 BON
S6amata, in 36Gtigteit getreten.
Der 6luB 8eon6oitu t1t bur6 einen
bon bem @ro6eben oeranlaBten @rbz
rut56 etngeodmmt porOen unO bat
ieinen 2auF berdnoert.
N}e6rere 8aroe6ataiQone unb Q(bz
t6eilungen Sappeure iino auf ben
G6afploB geiditt porOen, um bel
BEN Rettung5urbeiten 3u belfen. 9te
8e7euf4aft Dom rotben8reu5e unterz
ftUBt bic g}Dt6leioen0en.
81 DIT N}enf den BON Srii M
mern eri d ldgen.
ReopeI, II. Jebruor. - 9ur9
ben @initur8 3peier @o6nbGuIer in
Der 8ta Galberart purben a6t 8erfoz
nen get0Otet. W}ebrere 2ei6en iinb
aus ben Sriinmern 6erporge6olt iporz
0Pn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-18
@ermiIfte teIearapbilae 9epelaen.

= @bparb Mc6arIanb, Elm pro-
minenter 8iirger pon 6atpaii un0
Gtgent6iimer bes nGonal 6apuiian
0otels" in 6onoIuIu, 1T i'm pQtubiz
toriumz6otel" in G6icago an 2unz
genent3inOung geftOrben, Gr bate
fi8 erf Dor 3pei Wo6en nit Slorence
8aninger aus San Sran3isco ber6eiz
ratbet, unb baS 9aar befdnb it9 auf
Ieiner 6o63eit5reiIe na9 Nepzgorf.
- Der angebIi9e @rdf Rubolp6
De 2ucenap lit in @l 9afo, Serds, Der
8igamie iiberfiibrt unb gu bier Sab
rem @efGngniB perurt6eilt tporben.
Gr bate am 2, Sanuar in Gl 8aIo
Elm SRI. 2uf9art qebeirut6et, pGbz
ren0 er bereits cine 5rau in GaIiforz
MEN bate. Gr bate bic 6eirat6
bur9 bic faII4e 8orIptegeIung gu
@tunbe gebrudt, buB ct ausgebebnte
8eiibun9en in galtutta, Snbien,
babe.
= 3pei mastirte RGu6er iiberfie@
len geftern friib Slandgan's Spiel
6Dqe in Clinton, 3d., unb na6men
ben untpeienben perfonen, II an Der
3abl, nit pOrge6aItenen 8eboloern
gelb unb WertbIa9en a6, Die 8eute
betrug ettpu $4,000. Die Rduber
enttdmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-18
Jrau Pnrhh's Slid.

Sic puroe in 8lon0ife CUR Mt1ioz
nGrin unb 1T ieBt na4 9uuie 5uz
riidgefe6rt.
1oIebo,'O., II. Ge6r. - Jrau
G6arles 8urbp lit aus benz &lonoifez
2anoe als W2iQiondrin 5uriidgefe6rt.
SSm 2aufe bon bier Sa6ren bat ii9
Die unternebmenoe 5rdu eir rteiiges
8erm0gen ertppr6en. Sic betrie6 in
0anfonzgitD Elm 6otel uno Soft
6aus fir 9olbgrGber unb bate babel
8elegen6ett, lpert6boQe 8rubenz
Claims 6iqig auf5ufanfen. Sn biefer
8eiie gepann iie f4neL 6eOeutenOe
3ei9t6iimer, Die tie bur6 bort6eilz
bafte 2(nGagen nod perme6rte. Nls
iie f4lieBGi6 i6ren 8ru6enbeiib perz
taufte, bate iie in 8olbespert6 ne6r,
al5 cine MfiQion Dollars.
8pr 3ebn Sa6ren mar 5ruu 9urbp
nit tbrem 8atten BON bier na9 benz
Weiten ge3ogen. DIS bann Du5 NOR
biI4e 8oIOFie6er aus6ra9, entI6foB
ii4 Die 5ruu, Die Sagb naa bem
9liide mit5uma4en, nG6reno i9r
9atte 9}i9t5 OaDon lpifen ppllte unb
in Sacoma, WaI6., cine Stelle als
Motormann Bel berStraBenbu6n an
nabm. 9as Slid mar Der yrau i'm
golOenen NorOen 6olO. @dbreno iie
Elm 6otel in Outp7on Gttp betrie6,
taufte fie einen 0rittel : NntbeiI an
einem 8rubenzGlaim fir fpenige
6unOert Dollars un0 i9lug biefen
8eiiB a6t Nfonate fpdter nit einem
&eingepinn BON 100000 los. oSn
i6ren lpeiteren l1nterne6mungen mar
fie BON glei9em Slid begiinItigt. Sic
lit jeBt nod S6eil6a6erin an einem
Ralben Subeno gut5a6lenber Sob
Qruben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-18
selbFmnrn zines 9ieuteuouts.

6 olu m B NJ 3, o., 7. Tebr. =
lieutenant Clarence M. SSureD bonn
2. Snfanterie 3egiment beaing
beute Wtittag in Der bieiigen 8aferne
Selb ftmorb, inbem er i.cJ nit einem
i9tperen Rebolber cine &ugel in Die
S9lGfe iagte. Mebrere onbere SFftz
5iere ftanben CUR 3eit Inn i'm Der, als
er pIOBlid, pbne elm 8ort gu fagen,
bic Shat begging. &ein WaotiD lit be-
tannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-18
sEortId)ritte Der 8ebnlntinn in
Wcue3uela.

@tl EN- B, Curacao, II. Sc
bruar. - Die beutf4en 8reu3er y@tz
meta" unb n5aIfe" unb Der bouGnoiz
f8e Sreu3er rl1tre4t" boben Ga SUD
ira berlaKen. S4limme g2a6ri8ten
tommen aus bem .Snneren BON @enez
3uela; Der Stadt garabopo befin6et
ii9 in 9lufrubr. Die Regierungsz
truppen iinb in 8tpet Sreffen BEL @elu
unb cine Qbt6eilung 1T gu ben Ge6elz
len IberdeQqnQen.
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9ie (ErzNnnnc ncrGnffct.

Columbus, O., II. 6e6r. -
Margaret 8. SbepParb nurbe bier
i'm rOob 6euon5 Sempel" negen urts
orbsntli9en 8etragen5 unb @ertbetz
lung obTc0ner Qiteratur ber6ufteh
S9re 6eftna6me erfolgte ouF 8etreis
Ben bDn 3pet 6teii9en tat6oIifden Orz
ben; bu5 9u6litum, ba5 ith 5e6r
3ablrei8 3u Dem ongetiinbi9ten 8orz
trag Der ebemaligen 0onne, als lpelz
6e Trau Sfspparb it4 au5gie6t, err
i6ienen mar, Der6ielt fi1 ru9tg.
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Sn Ilnmmen nnnrFnmmert.

Sem 0ort, II. 6ebr. - Die
2ei6en SbeObore SaGfon's uno oya8.
Stobel's purben beute unter ben
Sriimmern Der leBte Na9t etngez
di4erten ornamental Sign 8orts"
81 @itorta, 8. s., aufgefunben. Die
beioen Spfer Ratten nit 8m. 8ropn
unb 8m. 9iloer6runb in Der 6a6rit
&arten geipielt, als Der 8ranb ausz
brad. Die bier NtGnner betpo6nten
Elm 3tmmer i'm oberen Stodnert.
9iloerbrdnb unb 8rptpn enttamen,
bod erlitt Der 2eBtere auf Der 5lu9t
iApere 8ranppunRer.
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Grippe I f9Iim mer ais
8lQttern.

Qonbpn, II. 5e6rudr. - Gus
amtli9en 8eri8ten gebt berpor, baB
gegenipdrtig genuu 6unoertmal me6r
8eripnen an Der Srippe, iotpte ibren
8egleitfrant6eiten unb Solgen iterz
BEN, als an Den 8ldtterr. Qer3tli9e
2lutpritGten, ipel9e Der Seu9e 6eiOnz
6ere 8eOba9tung 1piometen, ertIGren,
bteTelbe babe i6ren 6er6 in @iibruBz
Lamb uRb babe pQn SQrt iRren tQbtz
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Gfnf uue lest.

Gbs Or. eilgbee rauateFg" crfanb, paren bos
Mefcr, bic Guctibtstte unb bic QtBieife, alio als
les duerli6e Mittc, bic 0affsn, NIT osnen man
li6r 0eilune fauo ME ftutt, bo man ia bod nur
bas duberlibe Symptom 6eieitiee &eute aelanqt
man NIT ranafsfs,1 b. B. nit beiltrdftioer @r3nei
2,ibtus oas nunmebr in itpem Sale itlbf stbeilt
piro. 9rubtn Don Nnafefs fDerDeH foittnfrsi BON
Q. Rsufaoter & Go, Bog 12l6, Retp.9orf, luge@
iaEet, ggs GpOt5sseA kRh&AaQl
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8. g. @rii6tb & Comp,
Gr. SO. sBeasSaltimorcss trase..

Er. SO. sSefisSaItimorcsg gtrnfe.,
(gtGeniber Qononer=Str.,)
bieten tpG6rsnD Dts Monats 5sbruar an:
grminitsr 5eppide su 81 90 bette eorte $1.25
bic OarD.
eummstz8eppi6e su 9Oc, bette Sort. $125 bic
9arD.
@rIfelr 9eppi9e, Bette Sorte ,u 1925 Die
9arO.
moau.tte=Geppi6e, bette eerte iu $1OO bic
2)arp.
Eupftric=Stppi6e au 55c., b.fe Sprte 75c. bic
0aro
Sn8rain=Seppi6s su 25c., bette eOrts Csc, Oi.
9GrD.
MOioie unO otbrudte 2inol.ums, Ruqs Watt,n
u. |. no., gu psr6dtnibulGbe nsoriseu 9reiitn.
25 proIent Rabatt ieeem StI6 WDbel
i'm Saus.
(3219RtS&a
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Girrrttcfc @hiffhrirfline.

9aItfuE 3.s5, II. Ge6ruar.
- Der 9ampfer oGrecion" bon Der
n2lGanS2inie," pel6er an zen Slip
pen BEL Dem 6afsneingang itran0ete,
1T ni6t gu retten. 0}an piro beute
ans 0erf geben, nm Die pert6ooGen
inneren 8sitanOt3eile Oe5 9amPfer8
3u Bergen.
San 6ran3i5cD, II. 6ebr.
- g(uf Dem 9ampfer a3salonoia,
ne(6er geItern bier antam, befinoet
fi6 Die ManrI4aft 0e5 brttii9en
8arf76iffe5 n6aoernote, pelde5 i'm
g}oDember por. IS. an ben &Iippen
ber @eieQI6aft5zS zSnIeln in Der SHbz
Zee 3u @runbe ging. Die Shtffz
brii9igen paren Don Dem fran3O5tz
f6en 8anonen6oot n8eele" in Sibers
6Pit dabrdCht lpDr0eu.
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