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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

MeitslieOer bes Sroens beIu4en Dus
.@ermaniazS ontluO Nr. 2O2".-
glGnaenoer @mpfang o~erielbsn. :

gtpa $50 Mitglieber bes r5rant>
IinAgOnflaps, s. 8. 3d." bon @9am=
bersburg unb Wapnes6oro, pa., 1tatz
~teten qeitern benz v9srmaniaz @ontlap
Nr. 2O2, s. .. s." in Baltimore einen
8eIu9 ob, uno es pur0e ben bieoeren
Qoqenbriioern pom 2anoe bon ben
8dltimorer beuti9en 9eptaiop3en Elm
aldn3enber Gmpfang bereitet.
Die Mitglieber Der 2oge uno oeren
Ssreunbe fu6ren tur3 mad 7 u3r gez
tern Morgen BON Gbambersburg uuf
einem 3uge Der rWeitli4en Mdrpldnz
Der 8a6n" ab unO langten gegen II
ubr an Der 9inen@S tutton an. @on
bort aus marf9irten iie unter 8ordnz
tritt Der rGiti3en's 8ano" BON @bdmz
bersburg nab Der n8apern<9dae,
po i6nen BON benz GOmite bes Ser
Neutrality-suspicious." Elm 9er5liher Gm@
pfang b~ereitet purbe.
Ser @mpang.
Die So. Iuguft 8naup, S. 6.
@o6ler, 3i9. @ieie unb 8m. 9teber
empfingen bic v9riiber bonn 3unoe" in
Der n8aDern%6aue" unb 9r. 9ieber,
Der Qr6on bes ,9ermuniu<@Onz
flabs," belt bic 8epiQfommnungsz
Rebe. Sn berfeGben iugte er p8ert6e
2ogenbriiber, @Gte unb 9amen!
Dies 1T Elm ereigniBpOller Sag fir bic
Septuipp6en BON Baltimore; benin fie
empfangen in i6rsr Mitte bo4geehrte
@dite, bic MitglieOer bss r5rantltnz
gonflabs". Snbem i4 sic piatomz
men belize uno Sbnsn ben 8ruOsrz
grub aIer 6eptaiOpben 8alttmore's
unO fpe5ieq oes r9ermanta : Som
flaps" 6urbringe, erinnern mir uns
nod nit 5reuben jenes Sages,
ben mir in Sbrer Mitts in Gbambers>
burg aubra9ten. 6er5lt4 NOR Die
Qufnabme, bic sic uns gu She'll merz
ben GieBen, un0 e9te MarplGnoer
@aftfreunbi9aft tpuroe uns DON
sSbnen aeboten. @ir boffen, 1pB audi
Sic Ii6 bier Bel uns beimii4 fi9len
mDgen, bab audi uniere 8aitfrsunOz
f9aft ben 8r~uoerbunb, ben mir DOR
einem Sabre i9lofen, nur nod fe1ter
fetten mDge, unb buB Sic ii4 por
QGem bier fDitli9 amiiiiren mOgen."
ST.. 4uguit 8nuup bielt gleiafaas
cine febr beifGlig aufgenommene Nn@
fpra6e unb Iub Die 8eiu4er oann in
ben groBen Saal Elm, poielblt tbnen
elm feines Diner IerDirt puroe. Damn
beIi6tigten bic Gbumbersburger Die
Se6enspirbtsteiten Der Staot urter
2eitung bon 6erren unb Damien oes
u8ermaniaAGonflaps"
RIdfe6r mad 6 dmber 8
burg.
@benbs gegen 9 ubr tebrten Die
meiiten bergeIu6er nu4 Der r8apernz
6aue" suriid, pofelbit i6nen Grit
f6unqen perabrei9t fpurben, uno mad
benz @ustauf9 bon Reminiscen3en
ii6er bic BON ben Gbambersburgern
oema6ten G~rfu6rungen berabf3ieoez
ten feb biefelben. Sic luben ieoo4
bas .@ermaniu<G pnclabe" Elm, 1i4
ndhften 5pmmer Dieber in @bamz
~bersburg ein5ufinben.
0as Gpmite Der Septuiopben BON
Gbambersburg beitunb aus ben So.
Sd. Iolb, s. 8. M}einbarbt, S. 8.
S9aat unb $. 90. Mong.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

Sci Der Qrbeit berIeBt.
- Dem As Sabre alien @m. Banz
treptc3 pOn gtr. 1913, @ambenzS traBe,
ftel geftern gu Mount glare cine @iz
fenbd6nf9tene auf ben re6ten SUB
unb 5erquetf9te benielben 10 f6limm,
baB er mad feiner Wobnung iibergez
fibrt perben muBte.
PerfonaInoti5.- Or. q. 8.
9uibiea unb SRI. Marp 8. Ouf6isu
finb BON SceanzGttp 5uriidgetebrt,
NO fte ben Mlonat Quguit 3u6ra9ten.
Sod Elm 9atfif8. = Sin
gludli4er Slider f9eint 9r. Nnton
Haresti, Der @igentbiimer bes mad
t5m %genunnten 9ergniigungszpIab
gu 8eitpprt gu iein, benin bereits am
s. 4uguIt fling er in GeieGf9aft BON
me9reren unberen Gif4ern in ben
Sprirg<9arbens einen 6atftf9 unb
geitern ma9te er ben 3neiten Sang,
inOem er einen 9uifif4 BON II SUB
GGnge uno $50 Yfunb 9etptht ELM
fling. Die So. 8eter Mulone, gbus.
&aiimis, @6arles Miler unb GbarIes
Seibert tparen 6rn. Naresti Bel Dem
Ginfdngen bes Wpnitrums be6iilfli9.
Der 6aifif9 pirb bieier Sage in Naz
resfi's 9art gu 8eftpOrt ausgeiteat
fem.
@tnb fir 5prDffer.-gine
enthufiafttf9e 8erfdmmlung BON So
roeIiten Der %. Warb i'm SntereTe
Der @aubibatur bes 9rn. Gilbert 80.
SprDfer fir @OngreB fanb am 6ret=
tag 4henb IN Rr. 663, Meft4Saraz
toga4etraBe. fat. 9r. MOfes @9ein
fii6rte ben gOriiB unO bic So. Gilbert
M. Spr6Fer unb Souls Mfi9el biel@
ten Infpru6en.
pofeinnu9men.- SIN Moz
nat Quguit betrugen bic ginnabmen
bes 8altimorer 9oitdmtes $102,808,
81, gegen $1O0,075.15 i'm felben Mp=
nat Des 8oriabres; cine MtsAreinna6>
me aIlo bon $2736.46.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

&ein anberss bon Msniden erfunbenes
Mittel ift ie 10 bel bOn bo4fte6enoen per
1onen gelobt porbsn ME Peruna. ueber
bier5ig GongreBmitglteber BADEN es perz
Iu4t unb Der leiOenbeR Menf4beit empfObs
len. 9isIelben brau9en es 1elbit, Inn ft6
gegen bic @irtungen Der ii~bermdBtgen On
ftrsngungen bes DffentIi4en 2ebens gu
f9iBen; um ale iibIeu 5Olgen bur4 bus
be%rGnberIi4e 8Iima bon WaibingtOn abz
sutpebren. sic buIten Is in ibren 9eims
fir Tumiliengebruu3; ie empfe6Ien es
ibren g1a9barn unb 50gern nidt, lire 4ns
ertennung unb Endorsement bieIes borz
treffli4en mobernen MitteGs in 0ffents
li4en Druid gu erfldren.
GO 1T senuu ME GongreBmunn grofDs
Ieb fagt: n9eruna 1T elm rai6es unb fi6es
rss MitteI fir 9uften, grtdltungen unb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

SLIDER iir ben Sent II 9.
- SIN goIi3ei : 9auptquartier lang
ten geitern @6enO Die Bidder an, in
fpet9en Die 9Oli5iiten Die Namen uGer
T9ulpfli4tigen &inber eintragen mill
len, nenn tie bic fimm6ere4tigten
mGnnlifen Stubtbepobner 5d6len.
Der Ooppelte Genius 6egtnnt Diem
flag unb muB Bis gum 16. September
po1enbet iein.
2teB feine8 m
Std. -8e6eimpoli3tit 9obter ber=
baftete geitern Qbenb ben Sbierar3t
Or. g6as. 6. DiQiams, alias 6. s.
6ple, 4pel9er ii9 in gort, 9d., uuf Die
4nf9uloigung gu berantporten fat,
als Sbierar3t prutti3irt gu 6dben,
Dbne cine @taats : 2icen3 gu 6eiiBen.
Gr ftunO fir feinen 9rO5eB unter
8iirgi4aft unb tntff aus mad 8ulti>
more. Die 8er9aftung gefda6 aui
einen geri9tli6en 8efebl bin.
n9ulbtg m l. Il n 8 q m m
bebauptet Der 80 Sabre alte g2eger
Blunt BON Sairfielb, Qnne 4runbeLz
Gountb, gu iein, als er getetn 4benb
in Der fiibli9en Poli5eiitation auf
bic ACKNOWLEDGING bin per6aftet purz
be, ietnem Qrbeitgeber @m. 8obb DON
Sairfielb, cine l1br unb Settle, fopie
anbere Wertbgegenitdnbe i'm Wertbe
BON $52 geitoblen gu baben. Blunt
tpurbe berbaftet, als er mad Dem Siz
ben abbampfen ppqte, unb als man
Die geftoblenen 9egenftdnbe in feiner
Reifetuf4e borfanb, ertlGrte er, fein
3biuingsbruber babe i6m biefelben
binein gefegt, UNI ibm elm S6nipp6en
gu f6lagen.
Bonn @efGngntB ms $ D.
fpttaL. = Der Poli3iff 5uQipan
bonn fIbli9en 9iItritt ber6uftete gez
fern ben 27 Sabre alien S6pmas
8ebbif9 tpegen Sruntenbeit. 3net
Stunben ipdter purbe Der &rrefant
in betpuBtlofem 3uitdnbe in feiner
3eqe aufgefunben. @r fpurbe na9
benz rMdrpldnber l1niberitdts : Spz
fpital" gebra6t, tpOfeIbit IS fih bers
austeQte, baB er on 4Ifpbplpergif=
tunq lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

Ser aatb. SOfpb g. GrumIeD, GOHgreknann bpm SutnOts, f6reht bOn %o-
bimpn, 81, fdgenbs Sob fr bps aHsse5ethuete fatarrgaIH6e SUne Yernna.
Gpnsrefmann GrppRg iapt:
yHa6bem i6 Snnna srRnhf6 erprpbt, fam id SIR Mitta Se6en nit Srens
ben empfIIen, Der IN SuFsn, Grtaltuugen Hnb Grippe, fDne allen tatarrbah'
Imm 8edwerben letbet.
r5rau GrumIep bat ebenfaGs mebrere 5ai6en Bernna senDntHen aoesen
neru5in SeIbuerSeu. Gs fat T6 aIs elm fairies Sonic unb bGnernOes SeimitteI
trpieen. Sd tann es 6eretptlisf empfebIsu." - 5. 9. GrDW4sb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
Gus Dem Snneren NarBlanb's aro
ben augrcnsenDen Staaten.
Gin @erpanbter BON Qbe

Gin Bermdn0ter BON Nbe
2incoln getorben.
@uf Der Sarm Bpm Soiepb M. gon@
ipaD i'm Hpan @labe : 9iitritt, 8arz
rett Gountp, lit 9r. 5bomas 8. 2inz
coin, Elm entfernter @erpanbter bes
elsi9namfsen p~rdiibenten, in bo9em
Otter einem 9er5i9lage erlegen. 9r.
2incoln baute auf Der 5arm einen
S6urm, in benz er Ieit iieben Somz
mern feline Sommerferien 5ubro9te.
9erIelbe liegt auf einem boben 9iigsl,
unp als er benielben erfteigen pOate,
iibsrraf6te i'm Der Sob. gr btnter@
ldBt cine @ittpe, Die er i'm leBten
ssanuar 6eiratbete, unO flint 8riOer.
Gr fa6 benz REINFORCEMENT PrGtoenten
fe6r d6nli9. Qls leBte 3ubeftdtte
Iatte er fi4 einen 9luB auf Der 5drm
ousqefu6t, bon benz aug ith Ell
i60ner &unDblid auf bic llmgegeno
Eietet.
.Obb 5eIIOps."
en- Cumberland fanO geitern Die
iGbrli4e 8euniOn Der rSob Seuops"
BON @neganp : GOuntp itatt. Seoe
Qoqe Des Gountps nu6m an elmer
Qardbe She'll, auf bic Elm Picnlc
folgte. @ongreBmitglieb George VI.
gearre unb Spbn %. Young, 9ez
ri9tsz 4ftuar, bielten ReOen.
gGDBli9e SpbesfGlle.
Trl. Marp pofftnberger, 40 Sabre
aft, ifarb ON 5reitug in Msperspiae,
6reberid : GountD, ar elmer Soits
4aubanum, bic lie als Mittel gegen
MaqenfrGmpfe einsenommen bate.
en- Srainer 1T am Srettag Trat
Mart6a 6. Suter, 8attin DON 5rant
Gutter, an elmer 9er5ld6mung geitorz
ben. sic binterldBt flint feline Sim
ber..
3ufGtltg gef9offsn.
Ratbun galber, Elm Neger, auf Ell
mem 8pote auf benz G~befapeatez uno
Sbio : &anal arbetteno, TT ge1tert IN
Der NG6e bon 9ancod BON elterl Hn@
befannten sei4ohen uno i9tper per@
tpun0et porben. Die &ugel ordng
Einter benz ltnten DIRE Elm un0 tonrtz
te ni9t sefunoen tperben.
0efperater Neger.
eugene Rpgers, Elm Neger, Der tpez
Gen Deriu9ten @inbru4s in bas 9aus
BON Gbplpb 5edrbafe in Sreberid i'm
gefdngnib untergebra6t perben iolz
te, gspunn Die Sreibeit baDur4, oab
CT i'm @efdnsniB, als er bom 9iltsz
i6eriff @bap in cine 3eae geiperrt
perben folte, benielben NIT etr1eln
sauiti6lage bepuBtlos gu 8oOen
ffredte, auf Die Strabe lief unb 1td in
etnem MaisfelDe Derfedte. polt3ts
item, bic na4 linn iu9ten. bermOdten
i'm ni9t ein3ufangen.
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s @nss 4d1nlsAn7i1ue a ihr
Gemriner Bubenftreid.

Sin nunbetunnter" Sunge ptrft elm
brenrenbes 9trei96ol5 in einen
8afolinbebdlter. unb bringt 65
8alOnen @aiolin CUR GrploIion.
- Sin babies StraBengebiert BON
6lammen umbuqt. - @liidli9er
Weife Ntemanb ber6rannt.
Gin gemeiner 8ubenitrei9 tpurbe
geftern Abeno mad 6 u6r BON einem
unbetannten Sungen an Der gatupsz
co., nabe StenbaStraBe beriibt, unb
es lit aGs Elm 8unber gu betra9ten,
baB ni4t GROCER S9aben an Qeben
un0 @tgentbum angert9tet tpurbe.
4ls ndmli4 Der II Sabre alte So6n
&uffer BON SIR. 1914, p~atapscoz
@traBe, i'm 8egrtff mar, cine Same
bon @ufOlin aus einem groBen Be-
4Glter bor ietner elterli9en Wp6nung
ab3u3te5en, mart tbm elm fleiner
Saugent4ts, fpeG6er ii9 unter elmer
Mtenge ipielenOer &na6en befanb, Elm
br%ennenbes Strei4bol3 in bic Same
unb i'm Nugenblid f9oB cine nrieiige
5lammeniduIe in Die 9D6e, 10 baB es
nur al5 Elm Wun0er 5u betrd9ten lit,
baB Der &nd6e o6ne f9tpere 8ranbz
ipun6en babOn fam. Sn tpenigen Sez
tunoen brannte bos gan3e 9ol5nert
BON Der SrOnt bes 9auIes bis gum
Dad 6inuuf unb bic 5lammen be6nz
ten fi8 au4 auf Das ungren3enbe
Wo4nAdus bon 9rn. 9arrp Marts
aus. 9r. Wm. 9alp, Elm ebemaliges
W&ttglteb Der Geuerpe6r, mari nit eli
ner Stange ben brennenben ga oltnz
bebdlter in Die StraBe binaus, unb es
entptdelte it3 nun Elm S9auipiel,
pel4es ebenfo f40n, uls gefabrbroz
bend fir Die Na96arI9aft mar.
5infunbfe9s3tg 9aQonen beg brenz
nenben Sels floBen nGmIi9 bic @pFe
binunter na9 Der WeftsStraBe, tpo
Der 5eueritrom mad Weften umbog
unb ii4 Bis na9 Der GbarIes1StraB
bindb ergOB. On man9en Orten
f4lugen Die 5Iammen Biz gum 5tpeiz
ten Stodperf emppr, unb 10 groB
mar Die 9ibe, baB bic Sur6e an ben
S6iiren unb 6eniterIGDen ii9 in 8la=
fen auflOite. Die &ufregung in Der
Na4bari4aft mar taum beI9re6li9,
unb erft als Die Seuerpe6r Die Slam
men in Der 8Ubnung bon 9rn. RuFfer
unO 9rn. Mtarts gel0i9t bate unb
bas Sel in Der @ofe Der6rannt mar,
berubigten ft9 bic 8epo6ner iener
Na3burf4aft.
Rod Elm 8ranb.
SIN, einem Staue an Der Gde BON
9armpnp4Qune unb 8incentzNueb,
tpel4er BON ben So. Sames Salter
uno &ler. $. Campbell benuBt fpurbe,
enttanb geitern uuf unbetannte @eiIe
5euer, 1pel4es ungefGbr 5000 S9qz
Soo r.~.AI.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

- Jrau @eorg &auffmann @obn
unb Sp6ter bon Nr. 80, Collins
4Denue, Srpington, iinb nit i6rer
Sante 2aura 2at6am na9 ben BLUE
Mountains" gegangen, mo iie einise
@p9en ~pertpeilen tper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

0unfbare Qpptbefer. -
Die NftionGre Der sGalOert Drug
g." iiberraI9ten biefe @o4e ben Sc
f6dftsfibrer Der Corporation, 9rn.
eSobn g.. Bed an Der @de pon Caro-
line uub 5eoeralzStr., bur9 ueber<
rei9ung zines filbernen gBbeitefs in
einem pra9tbpI polirten @i9entaiten,
befen Oedel cine 9oIbplatte nit elmer
angemsFensn @ibmung entbGlt. 9us
8eIted beffebt aus brei DuBenb WleI>
fern, brei 0uBenb @abeln unb flint
0uBenb 2Dffeln uRb purbe 5rn. Bed
in 4%nerfennung fetner treuen 9tenie
etaxaft. SAT- aGs QttiOndre, etpa
rs 4potbefer, tparen bic Su6fcribenz
ten fir 6as pra4tpQGe angsbinoe.
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Smei TnOte.

Gin unbetannter i'm 6afen tDbt aufz
gefunben. - SIT b~ermut6li4 9az
bib Braun. - Sin 8a6nbe0ienz
fteter get0otet.
Die Qet9e zines un6etannten net
ben M}anne5 puroe geitern 4benO UNI
&c l16r BON ben Stulierern So6n
Marrtno unb Intonio @eiger bpn9}r.
500, 9reftbentitraBe, in Der gtG6e BON
Der Guitern : Npenue i'm unipnz9od
78pimmenb aufgefunben. Die Poliz
3iiten @eB, Sopnep, Sbomas unO
O'y1eiQ bpm mittleren 9titritt 3ogen
bic 2ei6e aus Dem @afer unb funOz
ten tie in Der Ambulan3 OeS mittleren
9itrittes na9 Der Wtprgue. Die Sc
I9reibung, pel9e Die POli3tften bon
Der Qei6e geben, paBt genau auf 0az
bib Braun BON Ir. $50, NoroS@rez
ter1traBe, tpel6er, tpie ietn S9pager
M}ar 2eoinIon ppn Ir. 1888, Qomz
StraBe, geitern Der Poli3ei mitt6etlte,
an 6reitagMorgen BON gu 6auie meg
gtng, INN angebli9 na6 6errD : Bar
it9 gu begeben, unb feitOem ni6t ptez
Der geisben porben iet. 9r. QeoiniOn
tpirb beute MOrgen na9 Der Morgue
gsben, UNI gu ie6en, pb es iein S4paz
ger Braun lit. Braun 1T 80 Sabre
aft, mar trGntlt4 unO bes6alb I4perz
miit6ig.
4uf Der 9 a n berungliid t.
Bel Der Station @aitbers in Gar
roQ : GountD an Der Baltimore
S6io : 8a6n" berungIiidte geitern eli
rer Der 8abn : Qngeitelten, Ramen5
S6omus Murtin. Gr tpuroe bon Ell
mem 3ugs getroffen, bra4 Oas 8reu3
unb puroe am &opfe DerleBt. Quf Ell
rem s3uge Der 8abn puroe er na8
Baltimore gebra4t, unO in Ter &mz
bulan3 bes @tuOt : 6oipitalS" iiberz
fii6rte man i'm BON Gamoen 8abnz
6ofe aus na9 bieier Qnftalt. 6ier
ftarb er a6er Iofort unter Der 9anO
bes Qr5tes, ais berielbe i'm unterz
fu6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

8dfeball. - 8ier Sptele htnz
ter chamber perloren,iit ioneit ber9ez
corb Der Orioles, Die geitern BON ct.
2ouis ber6uuen purben. Die 8Ogel
sie6en nun na9 Chicago, ND morgen
8tpei gpnteite itattfinoen. Die Score
mar:
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Staot Baltimore.
I'm Die Se(G.

perfonen, tpsl9e bic Stabt pdbreno
Der Commemorate Derlahen. tOnnen
ben .9eutfden gOrrefpOnbenten" per
poit sugef9idt erbalten. &e4taeitise
GnmeIOuns Der 4Orefe fir ben Somz
mer, ebenio bes etnatgen Be4iels
berieI6en, finb i'm Snterefe Der 2eier
ertpiinf9t. I'm l1nterbre@uns in Der
3ufenhung bes 8lattes gu ber9iiten.
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~. 49, -9Sinb@
S,it I a 9bsr. SSsltsgst Eett.
500 D. 80. "a 6S 90 q. Q E9Iib.
SOC 4. 3014 ia 81 S.>W. 8 lSIar
nattI. earsntterR. 3O.l9 S6df. Tb,rmomstuh...s1
Hiitti. Gb.ruivmst,rf. "a aiebriahsr 66
Gte ho6ht e6n.niafit bes Dinses in siner Stuues
hetrue II gleiItn bon Sio1fen.
Das sefrige Retter.- Die 666fe EeuIz
peratur bes s~efristn Cages Obs 8 ubr abenbsl mar
auf Ha6senanHtel StGtiUuen, ME ioIst:
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Wetterans @teH n. 6Ir
Murplanb unb ben Oiitritt Columbia
f9Dnes, tpGrmeres Metter unb fIbli9e
Winbe am Counting; am Ufpntag
NegeRipetSr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

Seute:
Gsnn,naufeans .....6.s3 Observation-Disclosures s
Souneuuntersans. $40
5o9fut1 4.4S Diorseus uuo 6.12 geahuIttass.
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g d Elm g :.

ST.. einem Staue an Der @de BON
5armonpA2une unb z4QeD,
tpel4er BON ben So. Sames SuIter
unb 4ler. S. Campbell benuBt nurbe,
entitanb geitern uuf unbetunnte @eiIe
5euer, tpel4es ungefGbr 5000 S9az
ben anri4tete.
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20 etterberidbt.
Der, Gtaaten rs ettcr>S Ireau.
baltimore ben so. gusuff 1892.
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ssstaat @duI&eqnifiten fit &nabeu rtD Maoden.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-13
YOUNG HUSBAND
HAS LEFT HOME
George Gamarsh Not Seen Since
nday-BeIieved to Have
Gone to Coyington, KY.

After kissing his young wife and his
eighteen months old baby girl Mr. George
Eusne Gamarsh, son-in-law of Mr.
Samuel Evans. General Manager OF the
Guyton and Harrington Mule Co, left MS
home at No 500 North 9th street on last
Monday at one o'clock and since that
time he has not been seen. 1t has been
learned that he took the 2:40 train on the
C. & o. that afternoon with a ticket for
-Covington. Ky, in his pocket why he
left his wife, with whom he had been
apparently perfectly HAPPY. is myste-.
ry on which she can throw no light She
is now without any means of. support and
she and her baby are dependent on her
father.
Mr.. Garlarsh had for some months past
held the position of book-keeper with the
Guyton & Harrington Company. where
his father-iu-law was the manager and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-13
.LOATH TO SERVE
ON WILCOX JURY
A Venire of ESQ Men Summoned.
Expert Medical Testimony
on Each Side.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

ELIZABETH CITY. N. C., March 12.-
On this trial eve both the State and de-.
fcnse are ready to begin one of the most
notable battles for human life i'll North
Cardinals recent history
Sheriff Grandy to-day had six deputies
riding all over Pasquotank county to sum
,ncn the $50 veniremen. and at nishtfall
practically all had been reached. E:1-
7rlessions from prospective jurymen i'll:
dicate a dreaded antipathy to doing jury
service in the Wilcox case. Both sides
have powerful friends
j: number of veniremen have seen the
judge or counsel with a view to being
eHo Used.
:fhe empannellng of jurors will begin
at . O'clock The prospects tonight are
that the corrt-:corn will DE pa cked hours
ahead.
The defense is allowed to strike off
twenty-three venircmen without naming
ca use, while the prosecution may excuse
four in the same manner Numerous
others will be challenged because Of in:
compete tency. The jury will not likely be
completed tomorrow Il
District Attorney Ward said tonight
DR. Fearing, the coroner, would likely
lao the first witness. t Is stated on good
s.ithorit.s the defense will have a
sre.lic;il expert to sput on in rebuttal.
sic this afternoon he prisoner IS
srs ported calm and fearless. It is not be-
slicved MS cxtraordi dinary nerve will ever
,1ro11 ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-13
MORE FLUCTUATIONS.
German Emperor Cables Grateful Thanks TO
The American People.
(By Associated Prcss.)

(By Associated Prcss.)
WASHINGTON. March 12.-The follow
ing cahlegrams We're made pubilc mere
to-day:
President of the United States of America,
Washington, d. c.
..Now that my brother has lett the nos
pitable shores of the United States. home
ward bound, / feel it d pleasing duty 10
express to YOU how deeply grateful and
the whole Of the German people are Tor
the splendor of the hospitality and the
cordiality of the reception which was ac-
corded TO Prince Henry by ali classes OF
American people.
NV ou,stretched hand has been met by
YOU with a firm, manly and friendly
grin. May heaven bless our relations
with peace and good will between the
two great nations. MY best compliments
and wishes to Miss Alice.
..William. I. r.
Washington, March u. 1902.
Emperor William,
Wilheimshaven:
Your brothers visit to this country has
accomplished much i'll showing the depths
OF kindly feeling which exist between
the two nations. 1t has been most for
tunate in every way, ana ] trust YOU
will permit me to congratulate sou on
the admirable manner in which he has
borne himself He has won the genuine
and hearty synathy and regard of all
With whom he was brought in contact.
We have welcomed him for his own sake,
and we l.are welcomed him still moro
heartily as the representative of your
self. and cf the mighty German people.
/ thank You In tie name OF the American
people for What YOU have done end ]!
thank YOU personally in aidition for the
gracious fton mich Soais courtesy
took.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT t..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-13
LEADERS MAKE
PEACE OVER TURES
Cuban Reciprocity to Be Settled
on Basis of Concession
Limited to One Year.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON d. c., March H.
Cverturcs have been made for the COM
promise of the. conflict over the Cuban
tariff. and there are evidences that the
two clements, will come together, probd
liy OLA proposition to haYe5 the 20 per
cent. reciprocal reduction apply for one
year from. next December and covering
one sugar crop.
Prominent members of the Ways and
Means Committee, who have thus far
led tho contest for Cuban reciprocity,
have .signified a. Willingness to accept
this compromise proposition.
The tovertures of compromise are to be
considered by three Republicans from
each side, namely: For the Ways and
Means, Chairman Payne. Representatives
Talzel and Cannon; for the opposition 10
tee Ways and Means, Representatives
Lick, of Ohio; Fordney, of Michigan, and
Morris, of Minnesota
Soon after the ovcrturcs of compromise
were made the leaders of the element OPP
posed to the Ways and Means Commit
tee called a conference. The sentiment
was rather unfavorabc to accepting the
plan of 20 per cent, reduction for one
year from next December, and some of
those present were favorable to rejecting
tie plan. But it was urged against this
course that so long as ovcrtures for adj
j;::Siment had been made III 5000 tallil.
it was only proper to meet the commit
zee.
AS there was d desire to consult the
wishes of all those co-operatn. with TIC
opposition forces. a call was issued TO
meet 1T T. NJ. tomorrow. at which
time 1ina! plans will be made
During the meeting the statement was:
made that one of the beet sugar advo-
Gates had been assured by representa-
tivcs of tho Ways and Means Committee
that the plan of compromise would not
cover this years sugar crop and would
apply only to the crop of next year, har-
vested prior to December. 1905 Some
doubt existed. however, as to these as
surances, and it was considered quite
vital to learn with defniteness whether
the 20 per cent. reduction would apply TO
two crops or to one It. was stated III
terwari by Ways and Means Commit
tee members that the compromise plan
would affect two crops-that of this
year and next.