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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
Girun nnh Suite.

l1e6er bic Motibe, pel6e @tron 81
Der Mntniipfung beS 2tebe5DerAdltntIz
1es nit Der &rOnprtn3eiiin 2outfe be-
ftimmt buben m0gen, tptrb in ben
n9resoener Na6ri6ten" cine ldngere
8etra8tung angeitelt, Der mir SOL
genbes entne6men: DAP 9irOn cine
aud nur annG6ernb an 2iebe ERIN
nernbe g2eigung CUR 8ronprin3eiiin
gebabt ober mod BADEN iOIte, 1T pOqz
ItGnbig uusgef6lofen; ni4t einmal
cine erotif9e gteigung ldBt ii4 be-
6uupten. Sir einen iungen Munn
BON % Sabren fam cine 32ziGbrige
5ruu nit flint Iebenben &inDern
fel6it auf cine ~fiir3ere 9auer teinen
Rei3 BADEN. 606itens cine romanz
tiI6zu6enteuerli6e S6ruQe f0nnte
fpegen Der bo6en @eburt unO SteQung
bier permut6et nerben; aber aud bies
f0nnte ni9t na66aGtig nirfen. 2iebte
@irpn Die Prin5eiftn, 10 piirbe er in
aler StiQe ba8 Weite gefu9t, fi3 eli
men Der boben Dame ~miirbigen 2ez
%bensberuf ~begriinbet, fein @erbGltniB
5u ibr gebeim gebalten un0 tpenigitens
ben 3eitpunft abgepartet baben, big
Der 9rin3eIfin Niebertunft boq3ogene
Sbdtfd9e gefpproen lit.
g2i9ts BON N1ebem finben mir. SIN
@eqentbeil fiibrt fi9 9iron, na9bem
er bonn tDnigli6en 9ofe unter Dem
8erfpre6en, ale 8e3iebungen gu Der
9rin5eTfin ab3ubre6en, entIafen
nprben, in elmer Meiie auf, tpeI6e Die
Sronprtn5efiin bpr Der gan3en ge6ilz
beten 0elt blositeut. Na9bem er fi9
om 6pfe cDmpromittirt, trtfft er nit
tbr 6eimIi9e 8eru6rebungen, bon De-
men er ipiFen muB, buB tie bus Qnfez
ben Der 8rin3efitn f4GOtgen. gr be-
tbeiligt iid an tbrer 5Iu9t, logirt
fi8 nit ibr in Sent in bafelbe 6ptel
Elm. 6ier empfGngt er 8eri9terfatz
ter, gu benen er 9inge iiber Die &ronz
prin5efiin ausiagt, bic ite aIs me6r,
benn cine bloBe ungetreue 9atti1 unb
pfIi9tpergefene Mutter ,erf6einen lafz
fen. l1eberau, ND es gilt, ben G6az
ratter Der 9rtn3eiiin 81 berunglimz
pfen, bat er feline 9unb i'm SpieIe.-
Sin iunger Menf9 BON % Su6ren,
fanb 9iron am fd6iif9en 9ofe cine
4nfteGung uIs einfa9er Spra9Iebrer
fir Die grin5en, beren l1nterri9t Die
M2utter oft beipobnte, ppbei tie 9i=
ron nG6er trat. Gr lit bur9aus ni9t
elm rbilbf9Dner Mann," fonbern i'm
9egent6eil elm Wann, beHen tpeniq
i~nteligenter @efi9tsausbrud gerabe8u
etfpas 8iperliGes bat. 8Gre er elm
GROCER @ele6rter ober berborrugenber
&iinftler, 10 ndre es f9on bentbar,
boB er Der Prtn3eifin imponirt bate.
Rur auf einem gang ungep0bnz
Ii9en Dese fam fi9 6as @erbdltniB
8efber gu einanOer entlpunnen baden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24

9aB es @iron an 0retitigteit ni4t
fe6lt, 6dt er fattfam betpiefen. Die
0reiifigfeit CAB ben @usI4la9. Cine
@ergangen6eit in 8e3ug auf feline 2ei=
ftungen bat 9tron nod ni9t, ba er es
bisber nod nt9t berftdrben bat, ii9
bur9 4r6eit cine 2e6ensiteuung gu
e~rringen. Oas SefibG, plDBlt4 troB
feiner geringen @orbiGbung forglps
elm angenebmes 2eben fiibren 81 tDnz
ner, mar fir i'm, Der 09ne bo9e SbeaIe
Fisher ba9in gelebt bate, ponrig,
@epiTe M3tBIi4fetten bes 9Ofle6ens
gu ertauf9en, tit ni9t f8fper. Sine
lei4t 6ingetporfene 8emerfung, baB
bic !6ofetitette cine 2aft fet, ma4te er
ft4 8u nuBe. go 6eu9elte er Qtebe,
pertptrrte Der Prtn3efftn ben &Opf unb
lieB i6per lei9ten Stnn in 2et4tiinn
ausarten. OaB cine B~rtn5eiftn ii6er
M}ittel berfiigt, nit benen maj bequem
le6en fam, mar tim tpObl benuBt,
0enn er bic grin5e7iin itarf compro=
mittirte, 10 tpar inn entpeber eine
fe6r bobs N6finbungSfumme Settens
bes 6ofes fi4er, ober bic 8rtn3eiitn
fel6t muBte nit i6rem etgeren Ser
m6gen 6er9alten. 9as @ritere f4eint
Inn pffsnbar ttoB ieiner BET feiner
Gntld1urg ausgeftobenen Bebtldge,
buB man i'm bod nt4t 70 einfa4 ent=
Gafen f0nne, ni9t ~gelungen 3u fem.
9o blte6 benin benz 6auslebrer nt4ts
Mnberes ii6rtg, u1s ii9 an Die Prin=
5efIin fel6t, glet6fam als an Elm
8fanbobjett, Git bulten. @r rei5te fte
CUR 5lu9t unb f4IOB fi4 tRr on.
Seine @ebanten finb: v@ine t0nigli6e
Samilie fam cine 8rir5eIIin in tet=
mem Sale unterge6en lo1en; cine
grin3efifn muB fir t6r gun3es 2e6en
reid botirt urb lire 3ente 70 6o4 Be-
mefer tperben, baB alt9 i4 bequem
nit Ie6en fam, fpenn i9 mid i6rer
bemG8tige. Sd babe tie bur9 meinen
9enteftretd iebt 10 in meiner 9epuIt,
baB Iie mir nt9t mebr entf4Giipfen
fann." Man. fpri8t ieBt bOn gr0Berer
8efpegungsfrei6eit tpeG4e Der &ronz
prin5efiin 9eipGbrt tperOen foGl unb
BON Der ibre ueberiiebelung nu6
M1entone Der erite Oft lei. 9o4 e5
min f6einen, buB bieie angebli6e gro
Bere 8etpegungsfreibeit MIR Der 2tnz
fang elmer grDBeren StGaOeret fir bic
0rir3eIfin lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
shnhen hnrdh 9nnmbrilhr.

9er6D, Conn, %. 5e6ruar. -
Die 3Gmme Don BRET 8eierOOirs in
Der 8OpnT6ip G6elton brafen 5eute
frii6, un0 bic pl0BIid befreiten 8aiz
Iermufen ri6teten 96aben gum Be
TRACE BON 100000 an. MeRrere
8o6nbdufer tpurOen fOrtgeriHen uno
i6re 8etpo6ner entgingen nur nit
fnupper Rot6 Dem 8ooe. Die &eierz
poirs 6sfanosn fi6 uuf einem 9iigsl
i'm peitli6en Stubttbeile, uno bic
Soften i6rer 3epurutur fperOen Der
@6aben auf minbetens 100000 err
h06en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24

1848 tpurbe Der Sbrpn bes biden
2ouis 9bilipp umgenprfen urO Der
Gr : &Gnis elite mad @nglano, INN
1t9 nit ben erf9a9erten, bprt in Si=
4erheit befinbliden 100000 5rcs.
gu Oereini9en. Ha9 biefer 5lu9t iinb
Die S~ran5oien bon Der Hegterungs@
tpeis6eit Der Spr0Blinge aus ben
5dufern Orleans unG Bourbon berz
f4ont aebliebsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
Ruubmnrh in 0bilonelhbia.

96ttubetp6ta, %. 6e6ruar.
- Qr9i6alb M}cgurOp rpuroe in benz
Experimentation Ieine8 8ruber5
So6n W}cGurbD bermutbli6 BON Gin
bre6ern eri6oFen. 9oIi3iiten funben
bic Qabentbire OfFen iteben unb io5en
i'm Snnern ben Grmorbeten am 3D.
ben liegen; Die t0Otli4e &u8el bate
i'm in ben 8opf getroffen. DIX 2uOenz
fafe mar auFge6ro6en unb ibres Snz
bats i'm 8etrage pOn $50 6eraubt.
Der 9et0otete bate, ba f9on pieOerz
bolt @in6ru9sDerfu6e gemu4t NOR
BEN nuren, in benz 2aOen Ra4tpd4e
qe6dlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
SIR quito 0anbf frnBen.

G4tcGgo, %. 5ebrudr. - Quf
Dem bier tagenben RationaIy Gonbent
fir CUTE 2dnbftraBen Iinb 30 Staten
Der Union bur4 9eIegaten bertreten.
8erf9iebene &ebner betonten bic 8ors
tbetle gutter 2anbfruBen unb iteuten
bic Staten glep=gort, Repz Seriep
ttnO MaFaauietts in 8e3ug auf Ofz
fentli8e 8ege6uuten oIs gutes 8eiz
fpiel bin. Sine 9enti9rift an ben
GOngreB fpurOe aufgeieBt, in tpel4er
unter 9infpeis urrf ben i4Ie4ten 3uz
itunb Der 0ffentli6en 2unbitraBen
cine 8eptuigung BON $20,0OO,000
fir bic QnIegung BON QanOitraBen i'm
ga1r3en 2anbe befirportet pirb. Sin
Gomite, beiteben0 aus ). D.. 2Otpren
bon Gbicago, u. u. 8ope BON Bottom
unO %. 8. M}oore BON GbicdgO, purb
beauFtrugt, Die 9enti4rift na68ai6~
ingtOn 81 iiberbringen unO fir Die
9aTiirung Der berIangten Miaionen=
8epiuigung i6r MDgli4te5 81 t5un.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
gsrnbrrhete fi6 gum seIbfmurb.

20 It brtOgenuter, Maf.,
p. 5e6ruar. = Die 9oli3et bat eli
men Gel6ftmOropatt mebrerer 6ieiiger
iurqer MGo9en entoett. 9ur4 ben
gel6fmorbperfu6 Der 6i6i6enSteua
8eal8, tpeI6e in i6rsm 9eim in Sigh
@truBe geitern 2auOunum trant, fam
bic 9a6e ans SagssIi9t. Or. S.@.
Sg}eiQ tpuroe in ausr Gile berbeigez
rufen uno retteta bic Q%e6ensmiioe
mittelf Der MagenPumpe. 2tuf Be
fraqen tbeilte fe i6rer Mutter un0 III
rem Qr3t nit, ouB ite unb Orei 5reunz
oinnen bsf4IOfen bGtten, ii4 bas 2e@
ben gu ne6msn, 6a nin Der 8elt ni4ts
alg Qeioen por9anoen ieien." 8pr
!4ur8em bate Elm anOere5 Ntitglie0
hes Sel6itmorO : Clubs, @teQd
(grpant SelbtmOr6 Deriu4t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24

XXX Ser Masten6aG bs5 n36aliaz
Mdnner4or5" na6t beran. Quf ben
9. N}Gr3 lit bas groBe gretgntB in Der
n@ermaniazW } Gnner4orz9uue" unge@
Iagt. Quf uue IN Sa6ren unO in
9antungsart iugenoIiden Mitglteoer
be8 @ereins iiben bie1e 8Orte einen
mG9tigen 3ei3 aus. 4uS 3u0erldiz
tiger Queue perIautet, DaB BON ptelen
5eiten felt geraumer 3eit groBe Dor
6erettungen g%etrOffen uno u~ngepo9nz
li6e Qnitrengungen gema4t tpurOen,
INN bemfel6en in bieiem Sabre etr1et
gang beionOeren Slang 3u berlet3en.
Magfen beruusl limb m0g' BET Sum
gen, ME bel often, Die re4te 6a@
f6inq8ldune palten!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
Q6Fabrtstage DON Ocean : 0%ampfern.
q { 10 : Q 0 /.

goH 9orL
Ger eanlbftr .Rrouprinj @il6tlm' al o. Cts
bruar uah Bremen.
Der Sampler sSaroegno" am o. 6tbruaT nap
Rcab.l uHO @cuud.
Ssr 9ampfr gG5ampagns' an .. Ge5raa1 nab
Ser Qampfsr s5urneiFa' an %. Gsbrnar nab
S,s = Sampler ,etrnrfa. am %. JeSruar nab
Sst Sampler ,arOonlanO' am q. 6tbruar nab
Srr sampler sminn,tonfa' am %. Gebruar nab
Ser Qampfu ,galatia' an .. mdrJ mad Son.
Ser Sampler ,G,ltic' am 4 mar, nab QiDer.
Str 2ampf,r sRotcoam' an 4 mdy, ua5
Ser gampf,r p5oboits AM ). Wdr3 mad SABRE.
Ser 2ampier rgaureutiaH' an Z NIdri ua5
Ser Sampler rminncapolis an :. mdr, aa9
Der 2ampfr sqtuni9lOaHia' an 7. @dr3 na8
gT Sampler ,8,slano' an Z. @drj nab ant.
Dtrptn.
Ser Eampfer ,GamSaniO' am Z. glaTl mad 0ts
DtrpoOl.
Str Raiicr sBH6slm Der esobe' am 10. Mdrl
ua9 9remeu.
Scr Sampler ,eionria' an 10. Mdri nab Rsas
pei uHo @cHud.
Der 0ampftr rg6ilaSsPbta' an Il. Mdrl na3
S0utbamptoR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24

XXI Ou8 erite 8od6ier Der Suiion
bat bic 6sfannte 8rauerfirmu 9eOrge
8re6m C 6o6n jeBt unO Dd3renO
bieIer 8o6e Bel alien i6ren Stunt
rem am 3apf. &u6 pirO Oufelbe
in 5laf6en geIiefert. 9ieientgen,
pel6e oas bor5iiglt6e NaB i'm SAP
ooer in 5lai4en erlangen poIen, mo-
gen Das 6. II. g. 9elep6on, 6t.paul
1899, uno bdS M}urnIanb : SeIepbOn,
GourtlanO 9}r. 1850, bsnuBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
@ermii6te teIcarap6iide geheihen.

- 6rdu 9elen Ut. Sturm IN Nnn
4rbOr, M}i4., bat gegen i6ren 8utten,
ben @6ef Der nit Der uniperItGt DON
W}t9tgan berbunbenen MuiitT6ule,
cine @beI9eibungstIage an6Gngig gez
mu4t. Die GbeLeute Ieben CUR 3sit
g%etrennt. Der PrOfefor bat in einem
6otel Qufent6alt genpmmen.
- Sn Der @6eI8eibung8tIage Der
M}arp 8lptb 9aIp gegen ibren Sat
ten QrnoIO 9aIp bat 8t4ter Macz
2ean ben friiberen Staat5ienator
So6n j. 46earn gum 8eferenten err
na1nt. 5rau 9aIp it Elm M}itglie6
Der CLARA 8topogopO : G~ompagnie,
bic i'm gSabpD : S6euter" Ipielt. Qu4
.i6r 8atte 1T Mime un0 fir zines BON
@IDbe 5it6'8 Stiifen engagirt.
- Der in ct. 2out5 fir3lt4 perz
Itorbene 9roFeFor SpIOeIter 8aterz
6ouie bat $3.50 fir pi7eni8aftz
Ii6e Qnitalten berma6t, Oorunter
SG0,UOO Tut DIE uHIpeTFlul III AQI9z
ington.
- Sn 0an6urD, Conn.,, lit 5r.
8ailep, Der einittge 8artner be5 berz
ftorbenen ST. g. 8arnum i'm Cirrus
gef8Gfte, aus bteIem Qeben gei6ieOer.
= Sm ct. Some8 : Port gu Gan
Sole, Gal, 1T cine 8ron8eitatue Oe5
MGrtprsr : 9rdtOenten M}c&tnlep
ent6iut pOrOen.
= S6ren 1O3, @s6urtstag bat in
Bridgeport, Conn, 6rau 9. Siui=
mar i'm &reiie 3o6lret4er Gntel unO
l1renteI geFeiert, auieitig begliifz
piinf8t BON ibren Na4burn uno Be-
fannten.
- Sn Spring : @aneA, 3,sg., 1T
8. 6if8, Coroner DON 8odlanOzGO.,
0.zg., i'm So. Sabre geitOrben, @r
bate ipG6reno be5 8iirgertrieges in
Der Rapaqerie unter General S6eriz
ban geOient.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
51here TIeiihhreife.

G4tcugo, %, 6e6r. - Der
PretS fir S3peinez unO &albfIetI9
1T um etnen baIben Sent pro 9funb
geitiegen un0 5fpar, tpie es 6eiBt, in
6Olge Oes iiingiten talten @etters,
tpel4es bic 3ufubr, numentIi6 pon
&Glbsrn, a6gei4nttten bat. &Ieinz
bdnoler be6aupten, 6aB &al6z,
@6peinez, 9ammelf leiI9 unb @efliiz
gel I'M 9ur4i4nitt ieBt ebenio 6o8
i'm 8retie ite4t, 1pie gu irgenO elmer
3eit in ben leBten Sabren, pG6renb
Der Preis fir &in0fIeiI4 in BEN leg
ten Ntonaten I'm na6e5u 3tpei Gents
pro Pfuno berunter gegangen 1T.
2ommfIeii4, Oa8 bor feds @o8en 9
Gents ba5 PfunO ~toitete, piro ieBt 3u
III Gents bertauft. Die ieBigen boz
ben Preiie fir S6neine uno 8efliiz
gel tommen Ou6er, baB in Der 3tpeiten
9dlfte BON 1901 gu bel baoon auf
ben gfartt fam, baB oa5 nuFe 8etter
i'm 6rIbiabr 1902 Der 6i6nerz uno
@8meine3u4t ungiinitig mar unO
baB Der @Onium elm ie6r ftarter 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24

*** Der b06mii6e 8urnosrein
Sch @Dfol" b~eronfdltet 6eute Q6enO
in G6imet'5 8%06menbaue einen groz
FEN Mu8tenbun, BEL peIfem 3ebn
~fpert6DoQe 9reiIe CUR 8ert6eilung
tommen iperDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24

&&* Ser l1nfeG 8rGfigzMasten6aG
finbet am 9ienftag, ben "a. 6ebruar,
in Der .@ermuntuz W} z9ule"
ftatt. Sin Gomite, psl8es aus lduz
ter erfu6renen M}Gnnern betebt, benen
bas @o6l be5 @ereinS am 6er3en
Iiegt, 1T nit ben Arrangements fir
bu8 Set betrart tporben, unb bieIeS
Gomite urbettet nit fol8em @ifer,
ouB pbne 3neifel Elm Ma5tenbau gu
6tanbe tommt, pel6er Ainter ieinen
@~orgGngern nt8t 3uriiffte6t. @ertbz
boGe 9rei1e IinO fir Die beiten Gin3eIz
M}asten unb 9ruppen ausgeIeBt. Die
betannten 3etuurateure S4mtDt uno
Slider tperoen i6r 8eteS aufbieten,
I'm ben inneren Meni6en gu befriebiz
gen. 8iuete iinb BEL alien Mttgliez
bern bes z@Omtte'5 gu
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
S6Fe!
GaTe!

suT Reife i'm Quslanbe beiorst innsTbnlb "a StuHetI
81 beDeuteu0 berab9tieSism BreIle
@onarD 5Gatus,
EnemeRs%Ge Baltimore trass HRb 9OhsQInee'aoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24

~ Die 2oIung Der 8epo6ner Don
2ocuftz9oint beute, M}ontug, ben %.
5s6ruar, tpirO fem: &uf gum G}a5z
fenbau beS n2ocut Poirt Surnoer@
ems" in Der rGintrddtz6 aQe," no
man fi6 pert6ooIe 9retie 6oIen unO
duBerIt Dergniigte StunOen berle6en
fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24

*** Der n@eIt@nbz6ruuenz8erz
Elm" beranitaItet 3eute, MOntug, %.
Ie6ruur, in Der r6ro6iinnz6uue" Ell
men groBen nGaItcoz unb 9reB>8un,"
fir pel6en 10 umIi6tige @orbereitunz
gen g~etroffen iinb, baB alien 8diten
genuBrei4e @tunOen in &u5Ti4t itez
hpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
9ur4 baS @ertderun9=0 3 partement.
Quspei5 iiber ben StunD Der
Baltimore equitable Soctet9
UUu Baltimore. Wo."
am 81. December 1902.

GtunGbm men:
9eloHmtts Slntomm;U iDdbrcuO Dts
5abres $156,9lIOl
ausUubtr:
8tidmmte &usoubeu pdbrcuo neg
Sabrts, eini5lttBli6 rctournirt,r
StpOftcn unb 9rdmieu uf qtfauIte
Sbli0attonen .......".."...... G,551.90
@~utbubcu:
8runOeiqsntbum ................. $14,7 32.40
8DpOtbeien : Sarltbtn auf 8ruuO=
unO QadtsGigentbum ............ 22. 5000
Surebeu, gef9ert bur6 Derpfduoete
ObIigationcu, Gftieu uuO uuore
Collateral 100000
attieu uu0 SbIigntioucH, pelde i'm
8eibe Der GOmpagHie fuo........ 2O0,363.SG
8aar i'm gircau uuo in Der 9anf.. 29,3ll.57
YtdrftiDertb BON &tticn uuD SbljQaz
tioHen uber Dem 8ubipcrtb ....... 35Q,O53lt
@sidmmtt gutbabcn ............. $1,000 2lOg7
erbiubli6ftitc
Getto : 8strag BON uHbt=
bc3ublteu Berluitcn o. SALTS
9tiammte ni6t %eiuQtlaus
feHe grdmttH ........ I,S3TI7
9etraq, benz @Hipru6 Der
9eri6ertcH auf perpez
tuclt 5cuer : geriide=
ruHqs : qoliceu inter-
IeQcn, 100 Qrojent Der
crbaltcncuQrImisH oOcr
Scpoft,u ............. go, 595.Of
~@dianmt6etrag nltr DISQUALIFICATION $40. 573.Q6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
Seritdermngs> ~9lnsBeIie.

&uspeis ii6er ben @tanb Der
gome fire 9nCurante GOmpOnD
BON Baltimore, Rls.,
am 81. December 1902.
Siirean: Ir. 10, sputb 8 Gtrake.
9%eiaHmtes G]intOmmtn pdbrenO oes
Sd9re5 $2f6 400 rs
9tlantmte AusGdbm Ddbrcuo beg
5a7F's 2l9,8s2.1s
@~utbabcn:
9Dpotbtten : Edrlcben auf Crumbs
si9.Et6nm 100000
Obll9dttonsn, @ttien uuO auoere
goaoteral T""."........ 3i.O5oOO
AttIen uno Sbligutjouen, ipelhe i'm
StftBe Der 6~Ompaguic Fno....... S.5216 50
gddr I'M Bureau uuo in Der 9anf.. 15O075 "a
Igenten : @ontt : Silan3sn....... 27.qSQ17
UNDERWRITERS 100 N
6dutqt Stnltu ...... q 1i2 Ok
Wtlrftipertb bon Nftitu uuD Chlionz
ttOneH iibcr ben gu9Dtrt6..... 312598
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CT III oIelsnt Surtau tiugcrct6t iDorDen, lit.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-24
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01

seemingly over night and were covcrtly
threatening to parallel some OF their best
dividend-paying properties. Here was n
pretty now-de-do, and the Peoples fear
ing that the threat might be carried out,
proclaimed to the agents OF their oppo-
nents, who had limited at such u move, that
II was willing TO consider q proposition for
the merging OF the two interests for their
mutual benefit. Then Mr.. Widener and
MIR. Elkins came suddenly out into the
open and met me Peoples representatives.
convinced the latter that they were mas
ters of the situation and made them n
proposition. The upshot OF the whole mat
ter vas that a few weeks later Philadelph-
ians found that the aIl-powerful Peoples
had been taken over by two men whom they
had never dreamed OF being street railway
powers. and one OF whom-Mr. Elklns-they
had never heard OF.
All Of this happened some years before
the advent OF the trolley car, and ever
since then Elkins and widener have been
the Quaker City transportation magnatcs.
Such, In brief. is the history OF the first
OF their many notable street railway deals.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01
About Noted People

HIS childhood days Senator Nor
gan Of Alabama played a great
deal with the children OF Chero-
kee braves. While making a
annnnh nhnui Indinns In the snnaIn
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01

Senator Algor tells this story OF w. II.
Vanderbilt, who owned Maud S. He had
purchased a horse from Mr.. Vanderbilt
about the time the latter had sold the
famous mare and asked the millionaire:
why did you part with such a notable
animaI?"
Mr.. Vanderbilt replied: "When I drove
her along the street the people used to say,
There goes Maud s. They never thought
of saying, There goes Vanderbilt I
couldn't play second fiddle to a mare-eVen
such a mare"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01

last week he told in simple but most affect
ing fashion how he ard Arkee,he. one OF his
red-skinned playmates. went blackberrying.
The Indian boy was bitten by a rattlesnake
and died. None of the Indians thought the
reptile hated Arkeeche, who was bitten.
they declared, because the Great Spirit
wanted him.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01

Bishop TugwelI Of western equatorial
Africa is often asked when in England,
What is the size OF your diocese?"
81 generally answer" he says. ."by say
ing. You could put England AMI Wales,
Ireland and Scotland. Holland and Bel
GUM. France and Germany into my diocese
and stu have room to spare"
The area is estimated at 700, 900 square
miles and II includes the Gold Coast colony,
Ashanti. Lagos, Southern Nigeria. the city
OF Benin. Northern Nigeria and Hausa and
Bornu states.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01


Representative Champ Clark has a new
sobriquet for General Grosvenor, which he
has applied in debate before the house.
"Out in Ohio" says Mr.. Clark. "G nd even
beyond the confines of that state my friend
bears the sobTiquet of old Figgers.' The
other day I happened to be standing down
In the hall by the postofice. An old en-
ploye Of the house was talking to a tender
foot The general swept by in his majesty,
tenderly fondllng his prophets beard, and
the old employe said to the newcomer:
There goes the stud bug OF arithmetic"
Harry Wadsworth. assistant clerk OF tho
senate committee on claims, is a great ex-
pert on Indian sign language. He is cred
tied with being able 10 converse with all
kinds OF red men. Recently he was ap-
pointed Indian agent for the Shoshone res
ervation in Wyoming. Seeing a band Of
Nez Perces Indians the other day on n
street car. on which he was also a pas
seDger, Wadsworth commenced to attract
their attention by his signs. They eyed
him suspiciously. but one. more friendly
than the others, eventually crossed over
to the new Indian agents seat. II am
sorry" said he very apolOgetically for n
red man. but ! never learned the sign
language. l can only speak English"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01
(Copyrigh

Copyright, 1903, by Thomas G. Visk.)
n AYITHIN the last decade a new king
Az" has sprung up-the street rail-
- way king. He Is always Ameri-
&EEk can and almost invariably he has
- been evolved from a poor boy. He
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-22
Photograph wins a Case.
New York Tribune. }

A Philadelphia lawyer tells the story
that picture OF Fanny Davenport once
won case for him. His client was suing
the Pennsylvania Railroad company, of
which Wayne MacVeagh was counsel. for
X,509 damages for the death of her hus-
band Just a few days before the case
was 10 have come up she happened into
my office and announced that she had
married again. Good Lord. madam.
gasPed. why couldn't you have waited
until your case came up2 It's next TO i'm
possible for me to get damages for YOU
now She said she didn't care very much
and went out. seeming very happy.
We'll. it Just happened that l had a
photograph of Fanny Davenport on my
desk and when the next day Wayne Mac
Veagh happened into nay office to dis
cuss quite another matter. he picked up
the photo and admired it. Who's your
friend2' he asked
L had a sudden Inspiration and I said !:
Way. that's the-lady who is suing your
company for 81 800
The deuce you say said he. Hand
some woman. isn't sheT
She is, indeed. 1 replied
'H-ni he exclaimed looking at the
picture closely. a deuced handsome wo-
man, l should say A deuced handsome
woman There was slight pause.
'What'n you take 10 settle this case?' he
asked.
II thought of my clients second mar
rfage ana fixed the figure at s.. 600. The
deal was consummated and the case meyer
came To court