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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13
Loo ais and Personals.

KEEP your eye on Chancery Hill
c. W. Gamer who is now | n the
special service OF the B. & O. has been
in town for short visit.
Mrs. c. Z. Jolli1fe ana Ilttle son,
Byron, who have been visiting rela-
tives here have returned to their home
in Manningten.
SATURDAY afternoon Constable Jol-
life sold lot OF stuff In front OF the
court house to satisfy judgements
which had been given against the for
mer owner OF the articles. The bid
ding was quite brisk at times.
For fine groceries and fine fresh
eggs go to James L. Protzmun, Ma
dera Block Grocery.
w, II. Bailey started this morning
On business and pleasure "trip tC
Washington and Baltimore. He will
attend the launching OF the West Vir-
GINA at Newport News an the 18th.
Mr.. Bailey is one Of the hardest work
ing business men of the city and be
well deserves pleasant holiday.
PROTESTS from every direction are
heard over the condition of the public
roads and something must be done tc
give the people better system of
roads or there will be all sorts of rows
about it.
MANNINGToN people are beginning
to take lively interest in the plan to
build new county bridge over the
river at Fairmont and they will have
some remarks to make before the
scheme is carried out. They may make
other remarks if the plan should be
put into execution.
TOMORROW the county court Will
meet in special session. They will
have a lot OF work to attend to.
Among others is the question of new
road from Uf1ngton to town. The
present road has been closed by the
war department on account OF the
building of new locks and dams.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13
TWO CENTS
W LILLIAN MORRIS
Subject of David B. Johnsons
Paper at Fortnightly.


FIVE New Members Elected to the
Club Charming Music by Prof.
spence, Mss Bray and Miss skeels-
Meeting at Home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Cooke.
William Morris, as poet, was the
subject of paper well written and
full of interest at the Fortnightly
Club meeting Saturday night.
Morris is noted and honored in
several other capacities than as poet
and the various occupations follow.
ed by him, including sketch of his
eaaly life and SCHOOLING were touch
ed upon by Mr.. Johnson.
He said that Morris the poet
would hardly be recognized as Nor
ris the manufacturer and designer
of tapestries and mural decorations.
But the great reformer regarded his
poetry much as he did his printing.
The poet is the producer, the maker
of something.
Mr., johnson discussed more
critically the poetical work of Nor
ris, comparing it with the work of
others of his time, and with those
who came before. and those who
followed him. 1t was Mr.. Johnsoa's
first production to be presented be-
fore the club. He was generously
eomplimented for his successful
paper.
The Club was entertained at the
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Fl. Cooke on High street. Miss
Matte Brock the secretary was
absent, and this was cause for re-
eret for many who always look for
ward to her intelligent and original
comments ON the previous meeting.
Five persons were proposed for
memf ership and all were elected as
active members of the Club, there
being few vacancies. They were
Mrs NJ. L. Brown, DR.. w. M. Sivey
and Il IS. Siyey, and nr. j. b. Johns
ton anl Mrs. Johnston.
l. liz III dcBC NdS al SSpCttdI lCdbdtG
OF the evening. President Patterson
always makes happy selections in
requesting musicians to favor. the
Club with their talent.
Miss Emily jerks Bray, the teach
er of pipe organ showed herself as
talented with piano as with pipe
Oh gan. She played one selection
and had to respond to an encore.
Prof Spence gratited the mem
bers by accepting an invitation on
short notice, and playing beautiful
selection on the violin.
Mrs Skeels sang two very sweet
selections with much expression and
charm. Prof S. G. Smith was the
accompanist for the violin and vocal
selections.
At the next meeting of the Club,
April 24th, Prot. Barbe will have
the paper on Algernon Charles
Swinburne. Mrs. j. G. Frazer will
read from the works of this author.
The meeting place has not yet been
selected.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13
Rent ana Want Ads.

Cook WANTED: A white man for
cook at the Pleasant Corner restau-
rant, wanted at once.
For RENT-Small three room house
on Foundry Alley, off High St. to
small family with no children Call
on Ed w. MCNEIL. los High st.
Morgantown, w. Va
Mention this paper. If
WANTED-Water dogs brought
alive to the Geological Laboratory
at the University. Will pay 10 cents
a piece.
j. B. JOHNSTON.
EoK sALE-One of the best corner
los in Third ward. If sold quick
can be sold cheap. Inquire at this
office.
WANTED: A good house girl who
can furnish good reference.
MRS. E. f. HAYES
Spruce st.
PIANO TUNING-Mr. J. t. Eastman
with the f. W. Banner Co. Wheel
ing, University tuner, is in the city
this week. Leave orders at the Wal
lace House
BRICK FOR sALE--Four thousand
first class pressed brick. buff color,
for sale. Inquire of
GEo. MIDDLETON.
All Front st.
HOUSE TOR Wanted to rent
an eight N house with all modern
convenience on corner of McLane
Ave. and cond st. w. II. SOUTH.
For RI For rent an eight room
ed house j South Park. Good loca
tion. Cali at this Office.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13
PROGRAM EXERCISES
At the Ceremony of Ground-Breaking
at the NJ. E. Church Lot Tuesday
Evening.

The first ground will be broken en-
the erection of the new NJ. e, church
Tuesday evening. Exercises will be
held at the corner of Wiley aud High
streets, at $50 o'clock in the evening.
The pastor, DR.. Compton, will pre-
side.
Representative of the city, the
University, the church trustees and
the various church organizations take
part in the shoyeling of some dirt and
showing how the thing is to be done
in real life by the contractor Short
addresses will be made by Mr.. Stur-
giss, Prof. A L. Wade and perhaps
others.
The University band will meet down
town, march up Main street and will
play for the exercises.
The choir will lead the audience in
two songs. The contractor, Mr..
WestenhaYer, will be there He
promises to push the work from this
time on.
Following is the program
Music, University Band
Singing Prayer-Singing.
Addrossos Mr.. Sturgiss,
-AO''e ss9 / Prof. Wade and Others
Breaking ground, in which organi-
cations will be represented as follows:
Trustees, |. @. Lazzele
Sunday School, Prof. w. P. Wiley
Junior League, Lulu Layton
Ladies Aid and Missionary Societr,
{ Mrs. Geo. c. Baker,
Mrs. Matte Dawson,
Fnwortb Toaono L. S. Schwenck,
Ap"oiV VI Aeasue' 3. It. Lawrence
City, Mayor Geo. @. Steele
University, Prof. Waitman Barbe
The exercises will begin prompt
ly at $50 o'clock.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13
DANCE THIS EVENING.
Turn verein Easter Ball to be given al
the Club House in Fourth Ward.

This evening the Turn Verein club
viii give its regular Easter ball. Three
hundred invitations have been issued
and the affair is expected to be one of
the most delightful ever given by the
organization. Some out Of town peo-
pie are expected to be present. The
music will be furnished by Fousse's
Orchestra.
Martin Mabus, JOS. Ney, Gus Schiff-
beanr and JOS. Ross Jr,, compose the
committe on arrangements. Refresh
ments will be served during the pro-
gress Of the dance which begins at
niue O'Clock
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13
Badly Beaten hx Strikers.

Cleveland, April 13.-Peter Jensen
was badly beaten on the docks by men
who got away before police responded
tc a riot call. Jensen is charged by
his co-workers with hiring men as
deckhands, but who in reality work as
fremen, there being a strike among
the latter. Organized labor has plac-
carded the city warning men from the
lake docks.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13
TAYLORS STORE OPENED.
Yoke and Mason have Taken CHARGE
Under Direction of the sheriff.

The store formerly conducted by B.
J, Taylor on Snnnyside has been open
ed by S. G. Yoke and s. A. Mason
under direction of the sheriff They
are directed to dispose of the stock as
rapidly as possible and turn over the
money To the court, Nothing has
been heard of Taylor since his hurried
departure and he is not expected TO
return very soon.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13
All Front St
when Yon Bulla, Make No Mistake.

You will IL you don't go and Sc
Middleton, the contractor, before LETT
ting your mason work.
Mr. Middleton is general contrac-
tor in all branches of masonry, and be
would be pleased TO furnish estimates
on all kinds of brick and stone work,
all kinds of plastering, concrete, cellar
walls, cement sidewalks, and all SINH
lar work.
You can find bin at AIT Front
street, or by Peoples sphone, or r O.
Box 4o4 tt
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13

A member of the school board was
asked about the communication and
stated that no offer of this kind had
been made the board and that they
had not accepted the offer. What
they would do he could not say. II
said that the prizes had not been
established
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13

FAIRMoNT police have declared war
on street walkers and this class of
citizens will have to get out of town
or change their occupation. The
town has been infested with them.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13

Lamar Powell has announced that
he wants to be mayor of Fairmont
He says that nobody has asked him
to run but he wants the Job
He has a good long spell to
get his fences in order but that
doesn't bother him. The city cleo
was held recently.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13
SMALL P0X AT RANDALL
David Brewers Family Guaranteed
Several Cases of the Disease.

Small pox has appeared in the
family of David Brewer at Randall
and the house has been Quarantined
Several cases of the malady have
appeared. These are trced to the
Wilcs Hill infection.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13
Another Death from saInnn Einht

Athens, o., April 13-Charles Riley,
who was shot in row over cards
last Friday night at Jacksonville, is
dead. Mrs. Minnie Skrotsky, who was
shot in the same row, is growing
weaker and will die, the physicians
saw
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13
Business Part of Town Burned.

Tama, Ia, April 13.-Fire destroyed
the business rart of Dysart. The fire
started with an explosion in the Fair
store. owned by J. A. Dayton. The
Dayton store. Mayser G. Lumsden's
drug store. Wiese & Schroeder's mar
ket and the postoffice have been
burned.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13
Miner Killed.

Joe Unburn, a miner, was killed
at Montana on Saturday by a fall of
slate. He was caught under the slate
and his life was crushed out. He had
been at work at Montana but week.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13

FINE DAY WAS SUNDAY.
Warm Weather and Clear Skies made
Every one feel sgoOd treat crowds
were out.

Sunday did not come up t. the pre-
dictions made by the weather man
who asserted that we were TO have
rain and cloudy skies. The day was
clear and quite warm. In consequence
of this fact the churches were crowd
ed for the special Easter services and
in the afternoon great crowds were
out enjoying the day 1t was perfect
from the standpoint of weather and
those who could get out enjoyed it
immensely Rain came in late in
the afternoon, but the parade was
then ever.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13
-ACbnA 49, 800 SO sssst ..
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

I, 10 L. Keener, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief 10. L. KEENER,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of April, 1903. /. G. LAzzELLE.
Notary Public
A. W. LoRENTZ.
ID. II. COURTNEY,
J. II MCDERMOTT,
Directors
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13

My eggs come from Fayette coun-
ty farms, fresh anb good. James L
Protzman.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13

/ HANDLE nothing but fresh coun-
try eggs. James L. Protzman.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13
Insane sailor Tries to Murder crew.

Newark, ". J., April 13-sJohn T..
Larsen. a sailor on the schooner Mary
A. Hall, became violently insane and
tried to murder the crew. He slashed
Andrew M. Johnson SO he may die In
running to escape from the captain
and mate Larsen fell overheard and
was drowned. Larsen had been mel-
Rpcholy for reveral days.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13
President Too Rusv 70 Write

Cinnabar, Mont, April 13.-Secre-
tary Loeb mas received no news from
the president. Most of the telephone
wires in the park are down and if the
president wanted to communicate with
Clnnabar it would be necessary 20
send messenger from his camp TO
Major Pitchers quarters. A soldier
came into Fort Yellowstone from the
presidents camp and reported that
the president was well and had seen
a large quantity Of game.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-13
BEST IN THE WORLD.
Rolling Mill of America not Sur
passed by any other.

Machinery and Equipment First Glass
ThrOughOut-Ideal Location for
Cheap Production of Steel and Tin.
plates Capital of Nearly 100000
Already Invested.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25

GrunOieinIegung am neuen 80pre
beS YeQOpftOne 8art5. - Giniz
&c @rIe6niFe bes 2anoe5o6er6aupz
ts5 pd6renO Der IeBten 3lpei $50
den.
@tnnabar, Mont., "a. &prt(.-
G6e 8rdiioent Rooiebelt 6eute BON bier
aus Deiter reiite, bet6eiligte er Ii4 an
Der 2egung .beS 8runoiteine5 gu 6em
neuen Shore am n6rDli6en @ingQng
in ben geQop
Wd6renO ieine5 Qufent6alte8 i'm
Part bergniigte fi4 PrdfiOent Rooiez
belt gang na6 etgener Dirt. Bon frii6
Morgen8 Bis gum 9untel Der Ia9t
mar er i'm 6reien, ben rtnbiloen BEG
@etterS, ba5 gar oft re8t pinterli9
mar, FORBID nie er INNER mar unO
nod lit, pte Elm ri6tiger NaturmenI4,
SrOB hietenO.
unb iel6ItberitGnbli6 bate cer
9rGfioent nG6renb ieine5 4ufent6ults
i'm Part audi feline @efd6rntfe unO in
Der G6rpnit oes 8arfs - Elm goloez
nes Bud liegt nod INNER au4 fir
prGfibenten bort nod ni6t duf - ItnO
beren gar mun9e BON ruu6er 5anb
e~ingetragen. 90 ite6t ba bermertt,
baB Der 9rGiibent ii9 zines Sdges nit
8iitoLenf8ieBen pergniigt babe uro
cine 8atrone babel CUR unre9ten 3eit
geplaBt lei un0 bes unOOrii4ttgen
S9iiBen 0ange geitrsift babe, nobel
er beina6e Elm Quge etnge6iBt,
Sin QnDeres WagniB lit ME folgt
bermertt: Dem 4rG1tDenten geliiiets
zines Suge8 ous3ureiten. Der 9rGtz
bent rift etnen groBen S4immel, ein
frommes &aboQeriezPferb Oa5 tDegef
ietne8 fi6eren @ange8 Bel alien Retz
tern geI6GBt lit. M}an fam Bel bte@
lem Ritt an einen 74malen @e6irg5>
pfao. Den 8eglettern Oe5 PrditDen@
ten, aud aGes quite 8etter, ipurOe e3
babel auf i6ren Stolen etpaS unbez
QUEEN uno tie itieSsn a6 unb fii6rten
lire R6Blein 6rab am 3iigel Ocs @e@
oes fort. Der 9rdiioent aber bIieb
Ip6 gu gfoB unb la6te Der Qngit feis
aer 8egleiter unO freute Ii4 Ob ieiner
eiQenea @afer6eit als Rettersmann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25

3G6lung Der berf9iebsnen 6orOerunz
gen Der 9artei, bic peientli4 Reues
nt9t bieten.
4llerIet aus 0eutf4Idnb.
8rofefor Marttn Men0eIfO6n BON
Der bieiigen l1niterittdt, pel6er in Die
6efannte Stan0ulzQffaire Oerpifelt
tpurbe, 1T 0ur4 8ei4luB Der mebt3iz
nif4en Gatultdt p%orlGufig pom 2ebrz
ante 5%uspenOirt tporben.
Die 8ldtter geOenten be8 so. So@
Destages bes 9i6ters 2u0pig Sled,
neG6er in Der leBten Qprilpp6e 6es
sSyu6res 1853 in Berlin OerI4ieO.
8alter 9amroI4 t6eilt nit, er
perDe nd8ftes Srii6ia6r cine Rei4e
Symphonic unb Dagner<Gon3erte in
perI9isoenen beutI4en StGOten, To-
oann in 9aris nit GOouarO Golonne
unb burnu8 in petersburg, MOstan
unb 0drT6au birtgiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
IrEiaelhrnhen.

q IN : gort, "a. Qpril. - 60
tOmOtiOfi6rer So6n U}. 8i5ter, nell
der angetlagt mar, bur8 5a6rldffigz
felt i'm Sanuar DOrtgen Subre5 bic
groBe &ataftrop6e i'm Sunnel Der
Stem : gorf gentraI6abn" 6erbaiz
gefii6rt gu BADEN, bur4 tpeI6e IL
Meni8en um'5 2e6en tamen, nurOe
6eute freigeipro6en, 6ein @ert6etOiz
ger M}oB ma6te in ieinem 9laiboper
geltenO, baB fir bic &atatrOpbe niat
Ger ein3elne 3ugfii6rer, ionoern bic
8o6ngeIeui6aft iel6t berantpOrtIi4
iei, ba5 6ptem, bas in ben IeBten
Sa6ren 3au7enOe BON gleni4snle6eH
auf5 Spiel ieBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
GrfuOer brs ,,Gin Slider" brgeBt
Stlbfmurb.

q E pz0 0 r t, "a. Npril.-p O6erit
syoe RideD, Der als GrfinOer be5 als
Sin g3ifeD" betannten Getrdnta3 in
tpeiteren &retien cine gepife8erii5nlz
belt fih erpar6, Aat geitern in ieinem
&of6auIe Hr. "a, NeIt 25. StraBe,
Gel6Fmorb begangen. Sn ben ga
I6en Ridep's fanO ii4 cine &arbol@
flaf6e unb Der goronerssQr3t iteute
ipdter felt, baB Rideb cine 9uantitdt
SGure qetrunfen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
Sie WnniiipaIz9isa.
G6arIes s. 8onaparte gum 9rGitoenz
ten 9epG6lt, - N1erlei 8ortrdge.

0putfS y. jun SLuIlUV'I~
ten getpG6tt. = Querlei 8ortrdge.
9etrott, U}t4., "a. Qpril.
9as erfe 8ef6Gft Der 3peitenS iBung
bes @onDentes Der gtatipndl Municiz
pal 2eague biloete bic 8eamtenpaAl.
3um G9ren : 9rdiioenten nuroeSas.
6. Garter aus gfep : 0ort gepdRlt,
gum 9rdIiOenten G9as. s. 8onaparte
aus Baltimore unb gum SetretGr :.
3ogers @ooOruff. Inter ben N}it@
glisbern bes @retutip : Comics be-
finben Ii8 ais @orfiBenOer 9Orace 6.
9eming aus Rep : gort uno 8m.8.
Com aus 8rpptl1n.
Na9 Der WubG belt Or. 9aul 9.
&einI9 BON Der uni0erfitGt BON Wtsz
coniin einen 8ortrag ii6er bic muntz
5ipale Situation auf ben 86ilippinen,
pel6er ii9 auf einen 4rtifel pes @az
pitGns Gbparos, @6efs bes inIuldren
8ireaus bes &riegs : Departments,
ftiBte. Gr gelangte bartn gu Dem
@aluB, DaB bic Gage cine ~bofFnung5=
Oo1e lit unb OuB Die @ingebprenen in
pieIenSEilen bes 4r4ipel8 unterne9z
mungsgeiit unO SnteGigen3 in OerQei=
tung i6rer etgenen Qngelegenbeiten
3eigen. @ortrdge BON 4rofefor Sohn
q. 9airlie, WiIfon 8. Sins unb SD.
Oabts BON Der 9O4i4ule in Detroit
folgten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25

- Daniel %, Qnoerion, Der friis
6are S8aBmeiiter bes @eccacoez
6tammes bes 0roens Der 4ot6mdnz
ner. lit in philadelphia auf Tein Sc
ftdnOniB, $2470 BON ben 5onO8 Der
Organization unterf6lQgen gu BADEN,
gu einem Sabre 3u4tbau5 berurtbetlt
lporben. Ht8ter 9a0i5 ertldrte, i'm
aQgemeinen Slime oe8 0ortes iei2lnz
berfon tein 8er6re4er, a6er oa58eieB
3ptnge i'm. auf bic erpG6nte Strafe
gu e%rfennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
Ser Rnnnmnfnmnl.

Colon, golombia, "a. QpriI. -
Die ameritoniiden &anal : Commit
iGre baden i6r 9auptquartier i'm alien
2efep5 : Palait erri4tet, mo ie Elm
8iireuu er0ffnet baden. Die COMMIT
fare neroen an 8oro be8 0ampfers
nQIianca" na9 ben Ser. Staateu 3uz
riidtebren. 9ie S~ngenieure bleiben
bier. @5 lit nod feline Proclamation
e~rlafen porben, Our8 fpel6e berGons
greB einberufen miro, UNI ben &dnalz
8ertrug in @rpdgung 3u 3ie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25

ftre6en erfu1t, bic 2(rmee Der Ser,
5tuuten nit ben be7ten S4iiBen gu
berieben uno babel ipeOer Wtii6e nod
Soften gu f6euen. Sine beiOnoere,
aus 0Ffi3ieren beite6enoe GOmmifion
lit nit oerQusarbeitung zines Planes,
pie bie5 am 8eTten gei6e6en fam, be-
traut. Sine Der DON 6rn. RoOt ge@
planter MaBnabmen 1T, Elm Seam"
Der be1ten un0 erprO6tei ten amerttdntz
I6en 56iiBen na4 benz 4uslano gu
f6iden, pel9e8 periuaen ion, duf benz
G6ieBen in 8i5tep, England, Die
9alma : Srop6ae, Die Ii6 ieBt im8ez
5tB BON @anuoa befinbet, 81 errtngen.
@iner Der 9lGne oe5 yQrmD 8oar0"
6e3pedt, oa5 S6ei6sni6ieBen in al
len 6eoeutenben Colleges uno 9O4z
I6ulen Der Ser. Staten ein3ufii6ren;
Tpdtsr foQen aud Muni3ipaIzS6ieBz
8aqerten in dIen Qanoe8tAeilen ms
2eben gerufen peroen.
QngGipuD'5 "Rat6OGtf8e
8ir6e Der P9tltPz
ptnen.
sSn Der bier u6ge6altenen 8eridmmz
lung Der fat6oIiI4en gr5bti40fe UNI
ter6reitete 9ater @bparb s. 8att>
mann, Der oienftGlteIte fat6Dlif6e
Raplan ber Ser. Staten : 4rmee,
feinen 8eri6t ii6er bic Gage duf ben
96ilippinen. @r ipuroe DOn Oengr3z
biI60fen 6eauftragt, iOfOrt mad Rom
qbaureifen un0 benz 8atitdn ben Be
ri6t 3u unter6reiten. Der &riegsz
Sefretdr gepG6rte ibm ltrlau6, uno
Dor fetner 46retfe am 6eutigen Q6eno
bate 8ater 8attmann cine uuterre@
oung nit inn.
8uter 8attmunn 6e6t ber0or, oaB
man nit cer BON benz einge6orenen
Qriefer 4gIipaD gegriinOeten rtatRoz
lt16en Stride Der Bbilipptnen," mel
DE baour9 9qrtei gegen cine Inter
dperfung unter ameritdnti4ss Hegtme
nimmt, baB fe erfldrt, Die 4merita@
ner 6eqiinftigten ben ProteitantiS@
mus, re6nen miiFe, neil lie einen
ii6eraus groBen Qn6ang babe. Qgltz
ban bat ii6 gum 8if6of Der Stride
efnQefeBt uno ernennt 8rtefter na4
8ufbiinfen. 8attmann bsfirportet,
bdB umerifanif6e 8ifa6fe unO @eitz
Ii6e fir Die gbilippinen ernannt per>
ben, um ben Ginge6prenen gu bepeiz
len, bah bic Ser. Staten fem protez
ftantif6es 2anb iino. Gr bdlt Die
BON QglipaD eingeleitete 8epegung
ni6t aGetn fir cine 9efa6r fir Die
Stride, fonbern au6 fir ben Staat.
Die gr3bif66fe butten ii6er ben Be-
ri6t cine ldngere 0tsfufton, bic cine
8erlGngerung bsr8erut6ung nm einen
Saq not6penotg ma9te. IS finb feline
ameritanif9en grtefter gu BADEN. Die
bor6anbenen ret9en faum 3umOienfte
i'm Qanoe aus. M}an i9Iug bor, bic
aus 5runfrei9 ausgepieieHen 9riefer
bier duF3unebmen unO tempOrqr gu
berpenoen, I'm uncertainties Prieiter
mad ben 96ilippinen Ienotn 81 t0nz
men. Die Gr3biIdDfe tOnnten fi4 fir
oas qrOiett ni9t ionOerli4 begeiitern.
Or. So6n u. CABIN, Der 9rObtn5tal
oes Orbens pom 81. &reu3 in 0enQer.
9taaten, Iu6te fir feline Oe%rtriebenen
Orbens6riioer bic GrlaubniB gu err
pirten. in ieber Dt6aeie ii4 nieOerlai~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25

cine @~etpe6rtugel feline @6Gbelbets
unO bo6rte ii6 bann in Die 8anO.
0ie ii9 6erau8itelIte, banoeIte eS ii8
um cine berirrte Rugel pom S9ieBz
itunO Der Stuoenten bes cine 8iertelz
msile entFernt liegenben gSt. 5rancis
college" 6rn. S8pab's 8erIeBung
LIT niht ernitIi6er Vatur.