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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27
Muihmnnns 6eiI.

PGutts5urg, 0.zg., %. DEG.
= Ha9 8eri9ten aus bielen Puntten
Der Ibironbads 6aben Die SGgsr uno
Srapper in bieiem 8inter Bis iebt
rei9e 8eute semd4t. Sn Der hinge
senb BON Plattsburg tit bteies Subr
cine ungep0hnIt4 groBe 4n5a6l
fdparoer 8dren CUR Strede ge6raGt
tporben. Bel StodboIm baden 5tpci
&naben 5peiunb3pdn3ig Si4ie unc
5pan3ig Daf4bdren erlegt; 5pei an
bere 1872 Rof9usrutten unb cine @nz
aabG @ieieG, 6i4ie unb @%tinttbiere.
Qm 9uanefee fat Elm 5iibrer bier 8dz
rem unb auBerbem cine groBe @n5ubl
fleinerer Sbiere erlegt, beren Pel5e BON
Wertb firb. Sbglei6 Der S9nee i'm
nDrbli6en S6eile Der @bironbads 5tpei
Bis brei SUB tief lit, tit Der fiibltde
9ebirgsabbang, BON Sarndciee n0rOz
Ii9, tbatid9Ii9 bon @dnee fret, 10
baB bic Srupper it4 p5ne S9ntertgz
felt in ben Wdlbern umBertret6en
fDnnen.
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Strife %aufaeqe6en.

Mems rIeans, Is. DECEMBER.
= Der @trife Der 5ru9tDerlaoer Der
rSninois Gentralba6n" tpuroe fir
o~ufseboben ertldrt, un0 bic 2eute ne6>
men morsen unter ben bisberigen
2obnbebingungen bic Qrbeit pieOer
auf. Die 8a6ngeieqi4oft bat ben
2euten bic 8erit4erung gegeben, baB
tie BEL Der DISCRIMINATING teinen I'M
terf9ieb gum Nu9tbeil Der @triter
MAIDEN perbe. 9ugegen mubten bic
Sra9tperlaber fid unterf4riftli4 Derz
pfli9ten, minbeitens fir bic 9auer
BON einsm Sabre feline neuen 2o6nforz
berunqen 3u ftelen.
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Treiaciprnhen.

BlopmlnSfon, SHs., Is. Oe3.
= 0uifb Carleton, elm junges Mdbz
den, 1T BON Der 4ntluge Oes MOrbes
freigeiproGen pOrben. Sic erfldrte
in Der 9erban0lung bor @eri4t, iie
bube in ROtbpebr gebanbelt, als lie
5rau Sofepb 2eslie, BON Der lie uuf
Der StraBe nit einer 9unbepeiti4e
unsegrtffen 1porben ipur, toot i9ob.
5rau 2eslie mar eiferii9tig uuf
0aifn defne{sn.
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einge6iiBt, feitbem Der Riagaraz5aq,
ME Der .@lo6e" ii4 ausbriidt, nit
feinem @ftpeife Surbinen peiti4en
n1uB. Gs pGre Elm Summer, tpenn
bus 6errli9e DeIttpunber gu elmer
eGeftri19en 5abrifunlage umgeitdltet
piirbe. Der prattti4e NuBen 1T unz
beitreit6ur, aber bus @9One unO @rz
6ubene bat audi feline 8ere4tigung:
9as Qeben berIiert ieinen &ei5, tpenn
mir ONES aus linn berbunnen, mas
bic @eele er6ebt, unb nur nod Sinn
fir ba8 Materieue uns b%etpG6ren.
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Der 9eutf6e Correspondent.
Sreitaa, &c. aesember 1902.
and ni6t libel.
Gin Gomplpt, bic 2ei9e bes GgSprdz
fibenten 9urriion gu itehlen, mar
in Snbidnupolis i'm @erte.

Gin Gomplpt, bic 2ei9e bes gr@PrGz
fiberter SurrifOn gu fteblen, mar
in Snbianapolis i'm Werte.
Snbianupo1is, Snb., Is. Dez
sember. - &aum bat ii4 bic Iufrez
gurg iiber bic BON elmer Drgdniiirten
8drbe bsriibten 9rdbi9drbunget gez
legt urtb nun pirb lie ouf's Neue our
5ieber9ise drtgefa6t. Sang Snotaz
napolis, Sod rnb Rieber, tpuroe ge@
tern abermals in cine @utb berfest,
Die gu 2bnaseri9ten fiAren tOnnte,
.psrrr bic 9pdnen gefabt tpGren.
Sem poliaeidef Suff ging Elm
S9reiben ppn einem Heger, Namens
9imms, au., Ser S9parae, Der erz
tpiefener MaBen elm Mttglieo Der
e%rarenbaften 8anbe mar, tbeilt nit,
bub er unb feline Miti9ulbtgen beabz
ii9tigten, ben gr4prditbenten 9arrtz
fon tur5 nu4 feiner 8etattung aus
Oct 0ruTI gu reIBeH.
nBir 9eba9ten nutiirfi4 ni9t, bic
2ei9e bes frii6eren S6er9auptes Der
Nation gu pertaufen." i9rsi6t bas
@9eufal. nSn Der NnutOmie TT Der
&Drper zines S~ugel0bners 10 bel
iperfb, tpie bsrisnige zines @rSPrdfiz
benter. Wir re9neten uuf bic 8elobk
hung, bic iebenfaGs fir bic 3uriidz
bringlng Der 2et9e ausgeieBt Dorben
mare. Qus mir u~nieren pldn i4mtez
beten, ftanben mod @d4en Dor benz
Grade bes Sobten. l1niere Qbii4t
mar, bieie gu ermorben, bas Grab
a~uf5utpii6lsn, bic ueberreite 9arrtz
ion's beiieite gu iduffen uno .oieielben
bann bur9 GENTLE Qer5te, bic NIT
ufrs i'm 8unbe itanoen, uuffinoen gu
lafen. Die gu unierem 8unbe geboz
rigen 0oftoren bdtten natiirlia Die
ousgeIeBte 8elo6nung eingeitri9en II.
ipGter nit uns getbeilt."
uMi9 brauaen Sic ni4t ldnger gu
fu6en," f9lisbt Der 2ei9enf9dnber
feline @piitel. SD babe Bel Soften
2unte eero6sn unb 9abe mid ni9t erz
pif9en laTen. SEPT bin th in Cider
beit unb babe Ni9ts me6r 81 befiir4z
ten. Saffen tOnnen bic Sdi4er mid
ME-"
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@h~iHsnnhrihtcn.

tpzg IF, 25. 9e8. &ngez
fommen 1T bier Der 9umpfer Settle"
bon 2iDerpOol, &6gegun9en TT ber
0umpfer ga @aboie" mad Sabre.
Queenstopn, Is. 9e3.-9er
0umpfer nSeutonic" BON 2iOerpoOG
feBte feline 6a6rt nu4 Netp>gort fort.
6opre, 25. 0e3. - I%n9etommen
Don Nepzgort lit Der 9ampfer n2a
S~puraine."
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Utter Wrinrnh bralihen.

Ogden, Utah, Is. December. -
5ruu g.. 81. @rabes pon bier empfing
bon Der Rsgierung in Waibington Ell
men gbed fir $3.50 uls 8%efrieOigung
elmer 1O5 Sabre alien 5orOerung,
tpelfe elmer ibrer @~orfubren, @upitdn
aobert 9atton BON Gardner, Me.,
fir bic 3erftOrung zines inn geb0ris
gen @6ooners our9 Die 6ran3oien i'm
Sabre 1898 er6oben bate. @r bate
$3.50 berlangt. Sn Die ieBt bepiaigz
ten $3.50 BADEN ii9 ijeben @rben gu
thsi[eu.
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Rum britten Nal ausgearnben.

@iGGimantie, Conn.,, Is. 0e5.
= Gum britten Male lit bic 2ei4e Der
Sruu Milion aus 4ibforb auf 9efebl
bes 9eri9ts ausgegraben pOrOen, Inn
9epiFer Organe bebufs 9emii6er
4nalDie babbaft gu peroen. Sn @ers
binbung nit benz uuf Giftmoro 1inz
beutenben Sobe Der 5ruu iinb beren
@obn George WiGion unb 5ruu 2eila
Manipn auf Nnprbnung bes goroners
in 6aft genommen unb nu4 Dem Sc
fGngnib in 8rootlpn iibergeflbrt pors
RON
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Qbfa6rtstage BON Ocean : 9dmpfern.
9on TsDsQort

<OtNT@%~NNSN ~" ~ S~t$
9pn RsDsQort
Ser Sambfr ,Gtruria4 om q. Sti.mber mad
Ser Sampler ,Minn.aSOIis am 81. 9essmber
Ser Sampler .gla8r' am q. 3slsmbr mad
Ser Sampler ,Gittu bi miloue1 am 30. Ses
,smber nod Rtopd uuo Genua.
Der Sompftr u@eltit' an 81. Stjtmber mad
2iotrpoof.
Der mad Ssutbanpton.
Str Sampitr pG6ampuoue' am 1.SuHuur mad
Ser Sampler .minne6obu' an 8. 5annur mad
Scr Sampler ,an6oria' an 3. 9anuor mad
Ser Sampler .arOOnIanO' an 8. SuHuar mad
Ser Sampler ssaronia' an 8. Sanuar na8 Sis
Ser 8umpfn .gretoria' an 8. 5unuur nod
Ser Sampler .gietOriu' ON 8. 3unaur mad ais
berpool.
6. Snnunr mad Bremen.
Str Samfsr .9iguriu' an 6. 5unuar mad F,us
Ser aampftr .9.utsni' an Z. sanuar mad ai'
berppoL.
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Mieber inftaGirt.

@9enectabb, 0.zg. 25. DEG.
- Wiuiam potter, bus Mit9lieb Der
gompasnte s bes speiten Miliareglz
ments, her aus Der hieitgen l1nion Der
Qnitrsider ausseitoBen tporben mar,
neil er gegen bic Strifer Der ~5ubfonz
9a1eD > gabn" gebient bate, 1T bur4
bic Union tpteber tnitaGirt norben.
Gr fpra9 fofprt BEL ieinen friberen
Qrbeitsebern I'M MISUNDERSTANDING
ror; iein Griuden tpurbe betpiatst
unb ct er9islt 4rbeit.
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selbfmnrhperin6 elm es9iebespaares

Ro9efter, 49,, Is. Se5. -
Ssroel Msadie, feines 3et9ens 2aterz
renma9er, uno Srene Selfie, Elm
Oisnitmdb9en, na9men i'm 9auie Der
Mutter bes Griteren 2olbanurn. um
ibrem 2eben Elm gnbe au MAIDEN, neil
@erf9iebenbeit bes religtDien 8efennt=
miles ibrer eheli6en 9ereintgung UNI
iiberfteigli9e 9inberHife entsesen su
fteaen I9ien. @s gelung tnbeFen, ie
tpieber ms 8epuBtiein suriid gu ruz
fen, tporauf iie Der qoltaet i~iberseben
tpurben.
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- Ous poftamt gu Nlenburff,
nube @sburb 9art, RS, purbe in
Der porleBterr Tu9t DON ginbre9ern
9eimgefu9t, fpel6e bic Spin6e ipreng=
ten urrb $500 erbeuteten. Dies 1T bic
speite 9eraubuns bes erpdbntenpoft@
umtes innerbutb stpet Monaten.
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grinft aennD'e Sbee unO SaHec.
8eite QuolitGt. Niebrigiter preis.
6. 9. &ennp 6 o.,
55 QGhsn.

gerfien bat einen Gee
fanbten fir @rie9enlanb uno Rumd=
MEN ernannt, unb bas @intreffen bes
@efanbten in Qtben ION bort befonz
bers gefeiert perben. S6rubtm &Ran
Muatpin SptpIeti i'm ndmli4 Der
erfte perfi6e 9eianbte ietn, Der felt
491 bpr Gbriitus tpieber nG4 Itben
gef9idt tpurbe. Oamuls berIdngte
Darius, Der periertOnig, BON ben
9rie6en bur8 feline @eianbten Baf=
fer unb grbe aIs 3eiden Der Inter
tperfung. Die Itbener parfen bic
9efanbten in etnen Q6grunb, Die
@partaner in einen 8runnen unO bic
Solge mar Der erfte perfertrieg uno
bic @9la9t bel MuratbOn, in Der bic
9erIer gei4lagerr tpurben. IS bat
pertradt LANCE gebduert - fat 2400
Sabre = Bis bic biplomatiiGen Be-
5iebungen 5pif9en Periien unb 8riez
denGanb tpieber ~dufgenommen tporoen
finb. unb ME iinb Die betben Ret4e
berunter getpmmen!
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Ser rSorontD8 Globe" ne NJ
bet fi9 gesen 4meritu's 8arbarisz
mus, inbem CT Der canabiIGen Regiez
rung un's 9era lest, bus 8etfpiel Der
Na9barn ni9t gu befolsen unb bic
9iagard : Sdue an Der candbti9en
Settle bur9 elettriI6e 4nlrger gu berz
un3ieren. Der @ortpurf tit nt4t unz
gers9tfertigt. Die umeritunif4e Settle
Der daIEe bat piel pom i9rer @a0n5Eit
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S 1tutortftf6 s.

0tGettant unb 9t4ter.
Der 0ilettant f9ret6t lang uno brett
limb tets bon 6uft unO Gtle;
Del 9t3ter brau6t oft lan8e 3ett
Sir cine tur3e Belle.
Der 0ilettant f8p0rt, baB nur8lutb
S6n Der 8egeift'rung leite;
Sem 9i9ter, mas fetn9er3 audi t9ut,
8lei6t Der 8eritunO CUR Seite.
Ser 0ilettant, pern mas geIang,
0eiB ME, purum's geratben;
Der Oi6ter, AUDI i'm S4affensbrang,
SIT Meifter ieiner Sbaten.
8osbuft. - Jrdulein: rA4,
Sic inb Mebi5iner - oa tOnnen Sic
mir tpobl ent3iffern, mas mir bier
NAL elm iunger @r3t ing Stummbu4
eef9rie6en 9at!" - S~tubtofus (lez
ienb): .0as, ia bas finb... 8pei Re>
5epte gsgen rOtbe Raie unb CONNER
fprOfen!"
Steiner Mangel. - BE
speifeln Sic ettpu, baB mein Corps
bruber elm braOes, oltes 5aus ift?"-
% ia, i4eint nur etpGs fsu4t gu
fein!4
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0aaBe unn 6ept@te,

tpie bieIeIben DON Der 8olttmorer
Nle6Iz un0 9etraioez8Orie angenoma
men merriam
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g q m # a g. unb gzg r
turiionen na9 WaI6ington $1.25

auf Der pYennl1lpanla@Babn.
8i1ets finb fir bic Riidfobrt Bis
@onntag Qbenb giltig. Ollie 3iige,
Der rGongreifiOnaI 2imiteo" ausgez
npmmer.
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RnfernenhnfbITthen

-
Telbpe6eI (5u einem giniGhrigen, benz
Elm Rnopf feblt): Limb sic poQen
9osent fir Nefbetit fein?!" -
r96ulae, mas gGbnen sic benin 10
fir6terli9; sic nebmen pO9G WauB
auf &nDbeG9" u9uber, grinien Sic
ni4t 70 iber bus sun8e 9eii4t! sic
fin6 9ier in einem t0nislt4en Safer
nen6ofe rnb ni9t uuf benz 2OnbOner
MinenINfurtt. - D8i9tung baIten,
Sbr aerls! S6r murfdirt pteber
NAL, ME ne S4neiberinnung i'm
Wir6eIfurm!" - 8a9tmeifter gum
&efrutsn, Der idtedt uuf benz 9ferbe
TB): vg1a, sic aIs S4neiber ioaten
eigentli9 me Before RetEame fir guz
ten SIP MAIDEN t0nnen!" - nMiiuer,
MAIDEN sic ni9t 10 Elm tlGglt9es Sc
fi9t, tpie'n STUDENT, Der trGumt, er
tpGre elm Sdu9er unb man tpoIe Inn
bu ni4t einmal mebr 2uft pumpen!"
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Ersgt dis eDis SuHe,1 Die lhr trimmer Gekauft HaR
. Usssf. N1NNzE.
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Quart.
sifs IS Eel 16 BEL 1915 entbdu
8ufGel.
aiits Is BEL 16 BEL 1913 sntbdGt
1 8uf4el.
1 Gu6itfuB bat 1928 &ubtt3oG.
1 Qlez@uGone bat 282 &u6itaon,
1 @orb 9oIa bat 128 RubitfuB.
/ Sroden : 9auone bat 268 Clio
Rubit3oa.
1 soune bebuuenes 8aubOIa bat 10
/ Some runbes 8auboI8 bat 50
aubitfuB.
1853 SUB frb 9lei9 L Sob Ober
Bole.
gerfte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4S
3artpffeln -. (Staat Sc pfb.) so
euBe &artOffeIn Gin RarpIanb) Sc
Diem : Roblen ........... 80
Wtdl3s 81
Elete '.zo-.. 20
Riben ...:....:.:........a 56
Bobnen (petBe unO @aitOr)
(Staat go pfb.) 50
Rleefaamen 60
simotbeus : @rasiaamen .... 45
5lG6siaamen Sc
6anfiadmen "A
8Iauer Grasiaamen, Obfbaum Is
8u6pdI3en Is
PfirF9e, gei4Glt ........... 40
Se ''''"" ppPla6un '9pll:lIG
9etrpdnete AepfeI .......... %
3piebeln Sc
Mats : Me6l 4a
Mtais : Mebl go. (prO sap 200
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Gin moberner Menf9en=
freffer. = 2ies9en: Sag mai,
Mama, lit benn Der papa au9 Elm
Menf6enfrsFer9" = Mhltter: vQber,
2iea9en, ME tommif Ou benn nur
auf foI9' Dummies 3eus9" - 9isss
den: rRun, Der pupa fagte geifern,
bic Sants Minna. bic 9Gtte er imMa>
gea!@
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hinunter. @inbboFer ndberte ii6
tbeiInabmsDOG, entrtrte tlug Elm pafz
ienbes @eIprG9 unb Bot, bu bie&runz
5eliungfer @eneigt6eit 5eigte, feline
5abnGr3tli4e 9i1fe an. RatirIi6
fam Der 3ubnI4uOen ni4t nGber unz
teriu9t perben; Dinbbofer fab aber
gu feiner Ieb6aften 5reube bod 10 bel,
baB mtnbeitens Elm babies 9uBenb
granddaughter 3G6ne CUR Grtruttion
reif lei unb bdmit cine PARTICLE Piece"
n0tbig tperben ptrb.
8Orit4tig befpra9 er bieies S6ema
nit benz Srdulein, unO ME Utuiit
tlang @inbbOFer bic Ginpiuigung in
bic Obren. ,Snmitten biefer Gr0rtez
rung fam Der @erlobte Der &ran3el@
iungfer, tpel9er anfdngIt9 tpo6l p6
Der 4npefen6eit bes n3dbneOottors"
berblufft mar, fi9 uber buIb bom
Staunen er6olte unb, BON Mal6eur
bes 3abnbru9es %beritGnbigt, ii4 Be-
reit ertIGrte, feline Donna morgen gum
9enttiten 81 fii6ren.
Der 0ei5en bIii6te! Qlerbings CAB
es i'm 2aufe bes Mo6les fonit feline
9eGegenbeit CUR 3unbf4aftsOermebz
rurg, es bEeibt MIR Bel Der einen &cz
quiIitior. Smmerbin Elm GrfOlg, bic
flint Marf fir bus trodene @ouDert
fnb eerettet. Winb6ofer BEETLE ii4,
biefen 8etrag nun au4 rberuus gu
efen." Qm S4lufe bes Waa3les bat
er bas gaar, ia ni9t ben morgigen
8efu9 gu bergefen.
Sir gepDbnlt9 mar am !Sauie bes
Oentiiten elm Iuslagefaiten nit fer
tigen @ebiFen dngebra9t, gepiferz
maBen aIs 2odmittel; in @rpartung
elmer fi9eren &unbf9aft bebieltBinbs
boiler ben Nuslagetaften in Der @o6z
hung, ri9tig taItuIirenb, buB Der 4nz
Bid fertiger 9ebife ben 8egleiter a6@
f9reGen unb beranlafen tOnnte, bic
8atientin tpieber betm3ufibren.
@egen r1eun llbr riidte, Soft lei gez
lobt, bas paar an, ftubtrte bic SufeI,
1uf peI9er 81 Ieien lit: nguiebius
8inbbofer, 3abnar8t; &telier fir
fiinftli9e 3G6ne." SO bauerte Iange,
un6eimli6 lange, Bis bic &lingel gez
sogsn tpurbe. 8tnbbOHer Dffnete per-
i6nli9, entpideIte bic grDBte 2ie6ensz
niirbigteit unO Bat bic 9errf4uften,
einautreten. Die Donna piGfabrte
bieier @inlubung; Der @erIObte iebo6
rief benz 9entiiten gu: rMa4en g
Ssbre Sad gut, Die Re6nung 5abl'
i6! Qbies!~ limb meg mar Der tupfere
grGutigam, Dem Dor Dem 3a6nmenz
1den graute.
DIS tii9tiger Sa9munn hutteDinb>
bofsr in GrIebiggng ieiRsr @Afgabs
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rest him a few days ago he drew re-
volver and succeeded in escaping.
EVANSVILLE. - Charles Cheong, a
Chnaman. who has lived here for num-
Der of years and is almost American in
dress, habits and language, was arrested
on Monday by government CnlneSe IN
spector. charged with having violated the
United States; Chinese exclusion law. Che
ong was admitted TO bail in the sum of
$500. He is well fixed financially.
RICHMOND.-The will of Mrs. Emily
Davis Elliott Just probated leaves the bulk
of her estate to the mission work of the
Friends. One-half of the bequest is TO be
used TO help establish and sustain a boys
school in Victoria. Mexico, and the other
half for the benefit of the mission work In
Cuba. The value of the estate is not yet
known.
TIPTON.-The tenth annual exhibition of
the Upton County Poultry and Pet STOCK
Association will be held in SharpSvllle on
Dec. Is 10 % From the entries received up
TO this time the show promises to be the
largest in the history of the association.
The premium list is larger than in former
years and the premiums are more valuable
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is likely 10 indulge
in cheap talk after Jan. l. There is a war
between the Bell company and the Ihde-
pendent company. When the latter com,
pany began business the 81 rate OF the Ben
was cut to sl.25. On Sunday the Bell com
pany cut the rate TO 80 cents, which the
Independent company will meet.
SHELBYVILLE.-Th Knights of Pythias
of Johnson, Decatur Bartholomew and
Shelby counties will hold their district
meeting in this city on Dec. IS. This is the
home of Grand Chancellor Tindan. IL Is
expected that a large number of Pythlans
will be present from all over the district
LAwRENCEBURG.-B Russell.
aged fourteen, has been arrested here on
a charge of shoplifting His pilferings from
a prominent pharmacy in this city amount
ed TO $50 worth of gold pens and perfumes
nj ~, 1t.ANl INN
factory at Matthews burst on Sunday and
thirty tons of molten glass escaped. line
of hose was laid from the Winslow factory
and fire at the Ebeck plant was averted.
| MADISON.-The skiff in which the
| thieves who robbed the Vevay postoffice
! Sunday morning escaped was caught float
| ing in the river below Madison on Mon
| day. There Is no clew to the robbers.
LAPORTE.-Daniel Cohen, clothier, as
| signed on Monday to z. r. Daniels. Assets
| and liabilities are about 81 900 each.
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State. She left her husband and five chill
dren. About year ago she became
paralytic. and had been very feeble since
Funeral services will be held at the Chris
tian Church in Waveland on Tuesday aft
ernoon.
MUNCIE. Ind. Dec 15.-Mrs. Susannah
Phillips, aged eighty-three. widow OF Henry
Phillips died yesterday at her home five
miles east OF Muncie. She was born in isi9
in Butler county, Ohio She left three chill
dren. The funeral will be conducted Thurs
day afternoon from the Tabor Church.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Dec. 15.-Miss
Maude Carmichael. daughter of s. L. Car
michael and one of the best known young
women Of the city. died to-day after a
years Illness with lung trouble. She was
a member of the Kappa fraternity and
prominent in Methodist Church work
PORTLAND. Ind. Dec. 15.-Benjamin +.
Miller. the father of George Miller. banker
at Bryant. is dead after having been a
sufferer for several months He had
reached the age of eighty-six. Mr.. Miller
came to Jay county in 1s47.
Upton. Ind, Dec. 15.-Mrs. Sarah Burk-
hart. aged eighty-five, one of the pioneer
women of this county died to-day at the
home of her daughter on North Main street.
She was the mother of eight children, all
of whom survive
RICHMOND. Ind, Dec. 15.--Samuel {.
Doughty, a 'well-known resident OF this
city. died to-day after a long illness n
widow and two daughters survive.
ELWOOD, Ind, Dec. 15.-Joseph Moore.
a well-to-do farmer southeast of the city,
is dead aged forty-four. widow and
TWO children survive.
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Comment of the Press.

LONDON Dec. 16.-The issue of the par
liamenetary papers has, to a considerable
extent, but not altogether, abated the pub
lie Impotence with the government. The
grounds of Great Britain's complaint
against Venezuela are barely sufficient fully
TO justify the employment Of force to OBJ
tain satisfaction. The feeling against the
government. however. for too readily link
ing itself to Germany, whose claims are
supposed to be purely financial, still runs
high. This strong feeling is outcome
of the apprehension that some impulsive
action on the part of Germany might en-
danger the existing friendliness between
Great Britain and the United States. In
this light many newspapers protest most
strongly and IL is asked what would hap
pen should Germany try to defy the Mon
roe doctrine and obtain footing in South
America. In short, all the opposition news
papers, as well as many OF those In SYM
pathy with the government, contend that
the friendship of the United States is too
precious TO be risked either for Germany
or Venezuela. For this reason great hopes
are entertained that venezuelas proposals
to arbtrate may lead tc an AMIGA BILE
settlement of the difficulty.
With the exception of what Is termed
Lord Cranborne's unfortunate remarks
about IL being Great Britains duty to police
the nations. general approval is expressed
this morning with the tone of the gov
ernments explanations. During the course
of the debate in the House of Commons
Henry Norman QiberaD warned the gov
eminent of the perils which might possibly
result from a sudden change in American
feeling. He suggested that Great Britain
even now approach the United States with
a request for that country's friendly Of
fees.
Major Arthur Hamilton Lee (Conserya-
tive, who was at one time military attache
to the British embassy at Washington, ex-
pressed regret at Anglo-German co-cpera-
ton, which, he said, would be greatly
resented in America"
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Italy Sends Another Cruiser.

ROME. Dec. liking Victor Emmanuel.
who is keenly interested in the Venezuelan
trouble and the attitude of the United
States to-day received in private audience
Captain Boret who left tonight TO take
command of the Italian cruiser Elba,
bound for Venezuela. The King expressed
the hope that a satisfactory solution OF
the question would be found. but said he
was sure the Italian sailors would do honor
TO their country in all events.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day For
eign Minister Prinetti. replying to an in
terpellation. made a statement on the sub
jet OF Italy's attitude toward Venezuela
He reviewed The causes leading up to the
Anglo-German action. and said: Italy on
her side claims damages for her citizens
who sustained losses during the insurrSc-
ton which has disturbed the republic since
April. The Italian minister at Caracas,
having exhausted all efforts to bring about
a friendly adjustment, presented list OF
claims reduced to d minimum OF 6sl0' 595
claims reduced 10 minimum of Isle. 206
bolivars." Continuing. the foreign minis
ter said that further considerable dam
age to Italians in Venezuela had been
caused during the last revolution, but the
amount of these damages had not yet been
ascertained. As soon as he was informed
of the Anglo -German action he addressed
London and Berlin. proposing 10 participate
in the measures those countries were about
to undertake TO collect similar claims and
his proposition was favorably received. In
conclusion Signor Prinett said: Il think
lDlS statement VIII TetSSuIt my COuHtly-
men, they will have the efficacious protec-
ton that British and German subjects en-
joy"
The prime minister was followed by Dep
uty Santini, who expressed confidence in
the governments policy and urged ac-
cord with Germany and Great Britain.
The deputy warned the Italian government
to watch the United States, whose i'm
perialism is political and commercial
menace to Europe and especially to Italy,
the weakest of the great powers" Dep
t1fN
tude had sent the Monroe doctrine sky high.
as the United States understood il was
not dealing with poor SPAIN The speaker
recommended that further achievements
be sent to Venezuelan waters.
The chamber was animated In view of
the preannouncement of Signor Prinettfs
statement. during which United States Am
bassador Meyer occupied seat in the dip
lomatic box.