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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-11

Services in Trinity p. e. Church
will be held tomorrow, Ash Wednes-
day. at I30 and IL a. m. and 7.45 p. m.
At the evening service the vested
choir will sing.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-11

Miss Mary E. Taylor, OF No. AIS East
Sixth street. who fell and broke her
ankle recently, is improving She is q
well-known young woman in this city.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-11
FOR PUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL
Herbert N. Fell Interests Himself IN
Cause of Education

Cause of Education
Herbert n. Fell, who is interested in
having night schools opened in different
sections of the city to accommodate those
persons who may be employed in the day,
has received the assurance of the Board
OF Education that such schools will be
opened as soon as the names of enough
persons are obtained To warrant the ven
ture. To this end Mr.. Fell has circulated
a petition among manufacturing estab-
lishmonts requesting the voluntary sig
natures OF the employees. Mr.. Fell be-
heves that the opening of such schools
will prove of lasting benefit TO the city
aud its hosts of employed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-11
RAILROADS

oriAlfl BAL TIMORE Ono
RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect November II, 1901
All traans illuminated with Pintsch
o Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware
NEW YORK, week days. '62s 'sss.
1852 a. m; sl2.19, '255, '51s (Royal Linn
ted, .6.27, T42, '1O.52 p, m. Sundays,
.5;26, '9;ss. .l1:s5 a m; '2.5s, '5.ls CRoyal
Limited), @I42 1902 p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, '5.26, $50,
'6.45, 7.20 500, 1888. 1852, 1052 a. m;
.1219. .2.55. 800. ass, ISIS (Royal Limited,
~ eS5 1 e 1leSa I. p M Sundays sSS
sis. Royal Limited), 6.s5, '7.42, $50 1852,
CHESTER. week days. $50. '6S. 100,
800, '9.s9 '1O.52, 1852 a m; 400, Ass. SIS,
'7.42 1852 D. m. Sundays, 40. $50, Is. 80,
1888. Ills a. m; 800. es5, "a, $50, '10.52
.. m.
M 'l21s ESQ and sis p. m. CRoyal Linn
ited) Sundays, 40 a. m, '5.1S p. m.
CAPE MAY AND OCEAN CITY, week
days, '6.45 4. m; '2.55 p. m.
SEA ISLE CITY. week days, s645 a. m.
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON,
week days. @414 655, 'SO4, slLm a. m;
.l2.5e, zoe. $40, Asa '6.2O Royai Lin
'sOl, s.O5 a. m; '125s, 200, $40. So, $50
Royal Limited, 'S.01. 'lo.H D. m.
BALTIMORE and way stations, week
days SO a. m; S19 p. m. Sundays, 9.o6
NEWARK, week days, ala 655, eS.0l,
-ll1 a. M; 1895, 319, '454, 612 s80l.
.l0l4 p. m. Sundays, ala 's.04, 9.05 a. M.
Lot $50, 732, 'S01, '1014 D. m
PITTSBpRG, week days, sS.04 a. m. (;
.t5d' lo14 p. m. Sundays, 500 a m;
CHICAGO, daily. 500 a. m; 's.lc D. m.
| CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS, 44 a.
m; l2.56, @l014 p. M, daily.
| SINGBRI.Y, accommodation, week days,
655 a. m; 319, 6.i2 D. m. Sundays. 905 a.
m: b.37 7.32 d. m
| LANDENBERG. week days. 454 D. m.
Leave Market street station for Balti-
more, week days, $50 p. m.
LANpENBERB, week days, $40 a. m. (;
ESQ, $50 p. m. Sundays, $40 a. m; $50 ..
Leave Philadelphia for Wilmington.
/ week days, 1885. $50 s7.30, 1925. IL 90 a.
m: 1920, s137, 215, sS08, s417, 500 $50,
s5.4S. (Royal Limited), 500, $50, s7.26, 9.3S,
tl.35 p. m. Sundays, s3.35, s7.30, 500, LOO
a. M; 1920, '1.37, L45. '30S. ABS, e5.4s
| Royal Limited), $50. '7.26, '9.ss 1880 D. m,
Royal Limited" Is composed exclusive
Dining Cars. No extra fare except regu-
lar Pullman charge.
| Oelmarvia telephone 193.
Rates to Western points lower than via
J any other line
| i. A. MILLER. Passenger Agent WI
. 4 IkRTTN Ma. Of Pass rraua
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tieaIth Bod Members Photorranhed

A group photograph OF The members
of the Board of Health has been hung
in the Office of the Board of Health.
The work is excellent
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FOR SALE

r,OR SALE.-That new and desirable
residence. No. Si4 Broome street
Jr.. Law Building, Wilmington, Del.
17-eodu -
NOR SALE.--A two-story modern brick
dwelling on the west side; has 8
rooms ano BATH front porch. cemented
cellar and all modern conveniences. Price
81 600. For particulars apply TO
HAWKINS e. CO,
flf-steod 7l2 Market street.
NOR SALE. cheap, handsome new house
928 Gilpin avenue 10 rooms and bath
every modern convenience Inquire T. Il.
McEVILLY. Ford Building. fll-lmeod
NOR SALE.-Cigar store. stock and fix
II lures; good location; ill-health rea-
son for selling Address CIGARS
Evening Journal Office. 1887
nor sALE.-six-room house, Bath,
JIG heater and gas. saloon parlor, front
porch. Apply 6i7 East Eleventh street.
fS-tf
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-11

DOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gro
Gerry store S. w. Corner Fourth
and Walnut street feet
~ o LEr-From March %. a black
i smith shop, whcelwrght shop and
paint shop and stable, with dwelling
house, at Montchanin. Address s., Even
ing Journal j29-u
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-11

C. for the Dorchester High School
W. Waltz, Very brilliant; easy.
Ross Orchestra, l6 oak Square avenue
Brighton, Mass. J2l-lm
TUsT TO BUILD TRADE. Pianos and
y Organs tuned and cleaned. Pianos,
u.50: Organs, 81. % years factory expert
ence. Tuner for Lester Piano Co, Phila-
delphia. H. ,. TOMfSINSON,
Phone 1887. 52i W. Seventh ST.
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NOTICES

DUBL1C NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
4 given that al a meeting Of the Board
of Directors of the KENROSS FREE
GOLD MINING CO.. held Feb. Q. 1902.
the price Of stock for public subscription
was advanced TO 20 cents per share par
value 81 per share, to go into effect on
and after March Is, 1902. BY order Of
Board OF Directors
J. r. THOMPSON. President.
Attest.
GEORGE ARMOR. Secretary,
f6ttq-Nt
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-11

- LAYTON & CHANDLER. Receiving
= daily Penna., New York and Michi
gan potatoes, In car lots Get our prices
before huying fll-lr
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PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALES

Called by w. A. Hukill, general auc-
tioneer in city and county. Address
Bayard Building, Wilmington, Del.
i24-1m
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BUSINESS CARDS

AIRS. ]. BREAR. Central Agent. as
Vi East Third street. Livingston
rench Dress Cutting school and Ladies'
Riloring new system for cutting skirts.
lasses daily. f6-ly
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PUBLIC SALE.

WIN be sold at public sale. on the farm
Of the late Richard Jackson, near Hare's
Corner, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY AZ, 1902,
At O'Clock D. m.
Two farm horses. good workers, nine
COWS. most OF them In profit by day OF
sale "a head good shoats. fat hogs,
brood SOW IN fallow. Poland china stock
hog. % pairs good chickens. About 800
bushels corn on the ear. hay by ton, 1
hay rigging. ] no top buggy, 1 set twin
harrows. Southbend pillow. good as new /
large churn ] wood stove. ! parlor stove,
I side saddle. ! Ra'd creamer with glass
bowls ! surrey IN good order. also a lot
OF cabbages etc.
LUCY j. JACKSON,
HARRY WILKINS.
Edward Davis. Auc. f8l0,l2,14iS
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SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED

VI ANTED. Conversation with native
w Frenchman Aduiessi ,eInb
farms on Evening Journal. fi-t
w ANTFD-By a widow woman, white,
w Washing to do OF her home: VS.
West sixth street. MRS. D. b. PYLE.
1l-3t
w ANTED. Secondhand furniture
w we buy carpets stoves entfe
house or part also good CASTOR clothing
car or send postal 10 MCMAHON 5hOs.
5O2 King street. Phones; Delmarvia, lzAsi
ID. q A., l6aA,
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=, Wanted small girls 20 put
IN braid IN necks Of lSnit underwear.
New knitting MIL 4o5 and 40l East Ihir-
teenth street. l1t-u
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w ANTED. -Experenced salesladles at
w THE LEADER. 22S Market fS-St
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-05-30
BASEBALL.
The Game Yesterday Won by the Wis
iting Team.

The Game Yesterday Won by the Wis
iting Team.
For a busy time ofyear it was quite
a large crowd that trudged out to the
ball park yesterday to see the tail.en-
ders trail Devils Lakes banners in
the dust. tt wasSa busy time of year
for the Devils Lake nine, but they
were minus a mascot-and lost.
Barring a few errors it wasn't a bad
game Of ball. It was a pitchers bat
tie and both Sessions and Slette were
in great form. The local team sue
ceeded in finding Slette often enough,
but they couldn't find assafe spot any
where on whichythe ball could light.
There was always a Cavalier fellow
on hand ready to light upon it.
The Cavaliers went to bat first.
Rydeen sent. a little one to Sessions
and went back to the bench from
which he had risen but a moment be-
fore. Speaking of benches, Umpire
Reddington makes the boys sit down
when they are not playing, and keeps
splendid order on the field. Cameron
was next up and made three drives at
the ball-and sat down. Connors was
luckier. He was passed to first.
Randall made a safe hit to center field
bringing Cameron in and taking third
himself, but died there when Dobie
sent an easy one to second base.
Hartley was first at bat and sent a
long one out to,left field. Randell tried
to get it with N hand-but didn't.
Hartley stole second. Cole sent one
out in Randell's territory which that
gentleman couldn't hold and Hartley
came home. Murray sacrificed, ad-
vancing Cole to second. Wheaton flied
out to pitcher and Mann did likewise.
The run in this inning was the only
one we could get, but the Cavalier
boys added two more to their lonely
tally before they we're satisfied.
It was in the third inning when the
disastrous eruption took place. Slette
was to bat and was given his base on
balls. Rydeen fouled to Wheaton
who didn't hold the ball, but the error
was not costly as Rydeen struck out.
Cameron sacrificed, advancing Slette
to second. Corners sent a daisy clip
per to left field, bringing Slette home.
Corners in the meantime had reached
third and was hiking home when Mann
threw the ball in to Wheaton, and
Wheaton, in his anxiety to catch Con-
nors at the home plate, threw wild,
and two scores were counted up.
Randell sent one to Wheaton, who
hold it, and a passed ball adj
.anced him to second. Dobie flied
out to Mann and the rungetting was
In the seventh inning when the
bases were full it looked as if Cava-
[ier would score again-but didn't
The following tells the story in de-
tail:
l tQVQI1Qr-. -r t' sL -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-05-30

Score by innings
Cavalier .........1 o OOOO 90 O-3
Devils Lake.....1 o. 0 90 OIL
Double plays, Spizer to Murray;
passed balls, Rydeen 2; Murray /;
three base hits, Randell; bases on er-
rors, Devils Lake 3; Cavalier 5 F; left on
bases, Devils Lake 6; Cavalier 7.
Umpire, Reddington- Time . of
game, 1885.
NOTES.
Clemmons batted a fly to right
field which Spizer caught. Dobie was
on third base and started for home,
but Spizer made a beautiful throw to
the catcher who got the ball in plenty
of time to catch the runner.
Hartley made a fine catch of a fly
in deep center after a hard run. By
the way, that man Hartley is playing
the game every minute. -
Capt. Wheaton had an off day, but
Tom will show them a trick or two
yet.
Two games will be played today
one at II and the other at 4 O'Clock.
Next Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday the league leaders-Winnipee
will be here. Then comes Crooks.
ton, June 5, 8, Z. All these games
will be fast and should draw we'll.
Arrangements will be made for ex,
cursion rates from the west as far al
Rugby for any of the games played il
Devils Lake.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-05-30

Call and see the Percheron brood
mares for sale at Whipple's barn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-16
Gin tieies 0cheim ttifs.

Gs 1T Elm @ebeimnib, warum Jrauen
Nndenlhmerse'l &rpflhmer3en. NerYtf-
tat, SNaflriafeit, Welanholis, Shmdhe
unp Snminpelanfalie crpulren, matreno
5aulenes be,pieien baten, paB electric
1ltters" iolhe afeetipnen ldnsu furircn
tann. nS9 titt SABRE lang an 9iicren=
leioen. ihreibt s5rau Ybebe Gberley, son
Yeterirn, Sa., nunp Gin labmer Nuden
l4merste mid iu iebr, RAP ih mid nidt
antleieen fpnnte, aber vGlsetric gittcrs"
turterte mid scuitanois, unp ubsleib ih
beretts 73 Sabre alt BIN, bin id iebt bod,
nod i'm Stanpe, meine san,e 5ausarbeit
gu serrihten." Gs beieitist gerltcpfuna,
tebt ben Mppetit unc pertsibt pSllise &C.
funbbeit. gfun SOC. in Der Npptbefe SON
Jranf Muller u. Subn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-16
Eatttettoe tuerDen lit Die 8er=
batttttttta actdjift.

Sebes Sa9r wirb eine srcee ansabl
tetlaeenspertber Qeibenpen, reren 9unaen
BON fdmerabaften 5ufen sequalt linp,
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Otes TT tneeien febr fplipielis unp niht
thinner fher. gebt niht tinaus in's
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sunssntranfbeiten. Shcn bic erle Dclis
brinst einreruns. Gri1aunIihe Seilunaen
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3'elt. e>5laidden frei gu baten in
Der Qrrtbefe prn Jrant NIller II. Scbu.
prsts 5Qe. unS sl.OO. Seoe Jlalhe 1T
sarantiert. ,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-16

Gerinser @.tp pdfifd :
fang. Die Saifon bes Stods (gob),
Sii9fanges Bel 2abrabor, 10 i9reibt
man aus ct. Sobns, Neufunblanb, ia.
iiingitbin geenbet, unb Gauienbe bon
5il9ern, tpel4e iid bamtt befddftissn.
fino nad ibren WDbnfiben in Neus
funblanb Suriidgefebrt. srObtentbeils
nur febr f9le9t nit MitteIn berfeben,
bem barten Winter entgegenaugeben.
Dte 5aifon perlief febr lngiinitig, rnb
Der Sang blieb betrd9tli9 geeen ben
anberer Sabre suriid, bauptiddlid in
Jol9e Der 8lodirung Der &iiite burd
gismailen, tpelde Big gum 2usuit forts
bauerte. Die sSolee biefer bebauers
lt6en @erbdltniife 1T, bab Die Mesies
rung fdon ieBt aufgeforbert tpprben
1T, iiA Der Notbleibenben an5unebmen,
mas getDDbnli9 in ber Gorm ber Sc
iDdbrung bon Mrbeit an DffentliHen
Mnlagen 80 einem Sagelpb1 bon 30
Eents gepdh1t lpirb. |,
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m q fer B u t e 6ntf9e Or >
BET t tpuroe iiinsit in Mannbetn, 8a=
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Nedar gu leeen. Dieies unsetbiim,
pel6es Der Sorm bes Tlubbettes angez
pabt 1T, tpar i'm @an5en gu per1enten.
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ii9 ermefen, ipenn man bebenft, bab
bas gobr 426 Sub lang 1T, einen
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picbt BON 1853 gentnern bciibt. Na6z
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hdngung hes Hobres seiblasen, Die
ein5elnen Sbeile berfelben ouf S9iffen
berbaisefabren unb 5ufammengez
f9raubt. Die slei6mdbise 9erientuns
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fptnbeln, bomit ni9t irgenb Elm punft
gu piel 2ait befam unb bic Nufbdngune
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lolte, 10 mubten Die Mrbeiten Bel a1er
8ebutfamfcit bod energiI6 betrieben
tperoen, Inn bic @ertebrs5t0runs ni9t
ungebiihrli4 ausoubebnen. sDte Mrbeii
puroe gliidli4 gu Gnbe sebra6t.
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Cnfel cams asenfi fipndre.

Der Jingle offiaielIe Bertdt bes Ger.
StdattnzpeniiO iOnstomnif6rs ldbt er>
feben, bab bic gefammtaabt Der pen<
iiondre tpdbrenb bes NIT benz 80. Suni
1901 au Gnbe sesangenen Gisfaliabres
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Jistaliabres auf ben peniionsIiften
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1900, eine iolbe bon 1000 geaeniiber
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reaus. Die 3abl Der tpdbrenb bes per=
flofenen Sabres neu bin3ugefommenen
peniiondre tpar 44,225, bic Der auf's
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ben penfionsliiten seftri9en tpurben
TN 3aufe bes Sabres in Tolse Mbs
lebens unb dnberer llrfa1en 43, 1856.
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1848. Die 3abl Der peniionGre bes
fponifden Rrieges 1893 mar 5624;
Der Reit Der YeniionGre entfiel auf ben
9irgertries bon 1861 Big 1865.
Die 6umme. tpelde tpdbrenb bes
lesten Jtsfaliabres fir peniiondre Der
Mrmee unb Der Wlarine auseeaeben
tpurbe. ipar $13S, ,531, ,433, tpopon
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meinen peniionssefese besuNt iparben,
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81. Stunt 1890, ST, ,175, ,225 fur peniioz
mare bes fpanifden arieges unb $2,<
389,218 fir peniiondre Der 3riege, bic
por benz 9ursertriese g.fibrt purten.
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@6luiie bss Jistaliobres i'm Muslonbe
lebten. NOR 4547; bic an Die felben bes
soblten peniionsiummen betrusen
$641 ,161. I
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Sud TT s<Mrbeit ! m
Greien. Die por atp.i Sabren Be-
gonnenen @sriude, bic Strdfline. bes
3udtbauies in 9prfens, OGnemart,
5ur 8earbeitung Der jiitldnbiIden
Saibe gu psrlpsnb.n, iinb i'm perfloFe>
men CONNER nit iebr siinftisem Gr.
folg frrtgeiebt iporhen. Die Mrbsiten
bauerten fiinf Monate, bon Wlitte
Mprtl Biz September, unb 20 Mann
ipurbcn bef4dftist. Diefe pflonaten
$4,000 Sannen unb aiefern unb mad>
ten groBe Streden-ettpa 300 Morgen
2anb-urbar. Der Nrbeitseifer Der
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nnb bic Dtssiplin lieb ni9ts gu tpiins
fdsn iibrig, tpas um 70 bemsrtenspers
tber 1T, als nur bic l9periten @erbres
der au biefer Nrbett pertpenbet perben.
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line Romantit Der Saibe ouf bas &C.
mit9 ber @trdfltnse, tpie aus ibren
Brtefen berporsebt, einen iebr einitiaen
Ginflub ausauiiben.
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Cine Mad1f ttt.ter gNaifer.

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o., no iih bic Werfte unb Wertltdtten
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@orn1ittage I'm 5ebn ubr tpieber an bic
WafIeroberfld9e. Die perfonen, tpel9e
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ippbl unb munter beraus unb tparen
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ten ntdts bapon seipiirt, obtpobl nur
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mar. Sic fpiirten feline unangenebmen
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ben. aopitGn Gable, Der NIT bem
Woote untersetaudt mar, fdste, bab
man Monate lang untsr Mafer bleis
ben tOnne, tpenn es ni9t an Nabrunas>
mitteln feble. Sn dbnIiaer WeiIe
duBerten iid Rear=Mbmiral 2otpe unb
3eutnant McIrtbur bon Der Marine,
ipelhe i'm Wuftrase Der Bunbes>Reaie<
rung in benz 8oote nit iibernadtet bats
ten. Die sutton" fubr na9 ibrem
Iuftauden an ber .MafTeroberfIdde
na6 benz pier Der 6ollanb gompanp,
tpo iie onleate. Dte 8unbes>Hesieruna
ldbt aur 2eit auf Dem Niron'f9en
@4iffsbauhpfe burd bi. SoIanb gomz
panp fiinf Jabraeuse naa benz Muiter
Der rTulton" baucn, tpel9e bcbeutenb
befer 1T, als bic r9onanb."
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GIeftrtattGt aur So

glettriaitdt aur @ez
am p fung ber & e + au 8.
Ser Wetnprobuaent Sean Suds in
portoferraio auf ber Snfel Glba bat
einen tntereKanten 8eriu9 semadt.
Sm Sabre 1897 legte er auf feinem
Metngute Clos 8uraccio bier yelber
NIT etnbeimiI6en &eben an, mttten unz
ter Selbern, bic bon Der Gebldus befal=
len tparen. 2luf atpet bteier Selber
tpenbete er Elm bon linn erfunbenes elefz
trp9smtfhes Naturoerfabren an. @leid
i'm eriten Sabre seigte fia Elm mertliher
ltnter16teb in Der Gntipidelung Der
beetnflubten unb nibt beeinflubten
Selber gu Guniten ter eriteren, unb bie<
fer l1nterI9ieb pu6s BON Sabr gu
Sabr. sn Suli 1900 lieB er ale 5elz
Der bur9 tie auitGnhige 8ebDrhe, ben
prdftbenten Der Rebenz unb Meinz
balltommiIIion Der propin3 2tpprnp
cmtli6 unterfuhsn unb iiber ben 8ez
funb ein Protofoa aufnehu1en; bic lns
terfu6ung tpurbe i'm sSuli b. S. tpiez
herbolt, unb 5lpar nit benz sleiden
ReIultute, bob bic nit Gem elsftrr6e>
nif6en @srfabren beeinflubten Neben=
felber bon Der Reblaus burhaus frei
finb, Die onberen Selber ni6t. 3uz
glei1 tpurbe feitgelteut, bab bic beein>
flubten Telber niel reidere unb or9
qualitatip beiiere grtrdsnife liefern.
Oos angepenbete 8erfabrsn ion einz
fad unb 5ugleih ipeit biligsr fein, als
Die anoersn MaBregeln our 8stGmz
puma Der Heblaus.
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an elmer 8reu3uns Der gbieago &
Nortbtpeltern gabn bel Dousman, in
oer yidbe BON Waufeiha. Wis.. puroen
ourd) rinen @ilenbabnsua @briltian
9seiner astooiet uno iein Gobn George
lootltd perleBt. sic batten in ibrem
Waaen Den herannabenoen 3u9 ni6t
aebort uno tDuroen bon ihm ereilt.
4uh Die pftroe Dor ihrem Wu9en muir.
ben getDotet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-16

8eridbruns Bet Defer,
Il n. Warinefetretar Gong in Wafbe
tngton, .. g., bat unldngit cine ins
terefante gntfdsibuns bs5iisli9 bes
@eridbrungssefebes in 9eaug auf Maz
rtne-Werseben abseseben. Disies @tas
tut beitimmt, bab feline perfon por Elm
ariessgertht seite1t ober fir Deiertiou
ober anbere in 5riebensaeiten pprges
fommene @ereeben seitraft iperben fon,
ipenn 5tpi!djen Der 8egebung unb benz
Befebl aur prcaefiirung mebr als stpei
Sabre peritri9en iinb. 9bomas @ib<
bons, Der GbefzYeoman Don Der v@efu,
bus" befertirte am 81. Musuft 1893
unb itellte iih tiiralid ben Marinebe,
b0rben. (Die Deomen auf ariessz
fatffen iinb .Nufieber, unb 0erpalter
senifer 0orrdtbe). Gibbons erflGrte
iid bereit, ii9 elmer proaei1iruns por
einem Rricgsseri9t gu untsrtperfen, um
feline perfonalaften in's ,Retne 5u brins
gen. unO bas Bureau, Bet 'tpel9em fein
Qntrag ssftent. porben mar. bate emz
pfoblcn, Elm arisgsgert9t gu feiner
pro5eifirung ou ernennen. @5efretGr
Bong entldieb aber, soB bas frasli9e
Werseben an 5riebenssetten unb ppr
mebr ols 3ipei Sabren besangsn tporben
fei, bab oesbalb bic Strafperfolgung
bura bas @eridbrunesseieb ausses
f6loHen lei unb Gibbons ni9t eeiebs
lid ouf bic He9te per5tdten fDnne,
pelde ibm bas @efeb etnrdumt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-16

Cine faaber # d n 3 I 9 E
R o m m Tito o n. 8ei @elegenbeit
Der 8eratbuns bes Sif9ereige1ebes i'm
preubifden 9errenbaus tpurben in bic
betreffenoe Rommifiion getpdblt: prtna
g a | nj, profeHor s ng,
9err D. ploeb (Name elmer Mrt
&arpfen), 9err b. 3anber. 8eKere
Sahperifdnbiee fDnl,tsn iib bic Slide
geDib nibt piinf6en.
Die iibermdbise Bilbung
bpn Ropff9uppen pirb ber=
binoert, tpenn man bic &opfbaut ieben
Mbenb nit offiaielIem SbeertpaiIer
(aus Der Mpotbete) tpdfdt. Sabei ema
pfieblt es fid, biefer proaebur in Der
MD9e etn Biz atpei Mal eine MaIAuns
NIT tpnrmen Wai1er, gutter 5eife nnb
etipas @oba Doransehen su la1en.