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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13

fton g6ur4in gegen bic 5~istaIpldne
Soiepb Gbamberluin'S reoeten. W%dn
bate Ru6eit0rungen befiir9tet, aIlein
abgeieben Opn cem Gintperfen etlider
5enfter, berlief. gtles in gutter Orb
nung.
Rbeoer= S8mer3en.
3iberpooI, II. Nop. = 9ie9e>
preFion i'm SegeIf6iffperte6r lit 10
ernitIi6, baB einige QiDerpoDler Rbe>
Der alien Grnftes ben 8ori9Iag ma
den, cine internationuIe Combination
gu bilosn, oeren britiI8e, fran50iti4e
unO oeltti6e SbeiInebmer ii4 pers
pfli6ten Io1en, einen She'll ibrerSeg>
Ierflotte auBer 9ienIt gu itelIen, bis
Der 6radtenmartt 6eTer ntro. 0eutz
f9e uno britiffe REoer baden in bic
Ter 4~ngsIegenbeit 8eIpre6ungen ges
bubt, bic fran3Diif4en R6eOer per0en
morqen cine Goneren5 baben uno bic
Rrifis befpre6en Jpel6e bier Der frunz
36Iii6en MSunisr, bic 6ruttraten ber=
untersubriifen, neil bic frun30iti4en
6unbel8f6iffe fubIiOirt itno, 3u8ez
f6rieben niro. SnFol9e Der linen 3uz
flieBenoen SubIioien tOnnen e6en
bic frun3D7iI6en 3beOsr 6ra4t bint~
oer beF0roern, ais anoere, ntat iu6itz
birte.
geor1 un0 Der 3or0PoL.
Qonoo II, II. Nopember. - Dor
Der fgl. @eogrup4iI4en 9eieli4aft
unb in @egentpart mebrerer otlttrl@
quirter DISQUALIFICATION, unter plelsn
8otI6ufter Gboate unO 9etretar
06ik, belt gsitern @bsno Gommatlz
Der 9eurp BON Der Ser. Staaten@
Marine einen 8ortru8.
Nu6bem er ieiner frii6eren yer
Tu6e, ben Noropol gu errei4en, @r=
tpd6nung get6an, srtldrte Pearn, ietne
3ufiinfti9en 9lGns baitrten auf Der
Innabme, oaB Die Smit9sSun0@
Route Die ein5ig prattifde fei. @r
tpiinf6e ben NorOpol fir 4merttd 81
qetpinnen, neil er gerpifermabsn ben
IeBterr, groBen geu9rapbiiaen Pret5
bariteue, ben bic 8elt oar3ubisten
babe, uno beFen @epinnung inIon@
ber6eit oas 3iel ameritaniIden Stol@
8es uno amerifuniI6er 8uterlano5~
Iie6e biIoe. 4merita u~nterbanole auz
gen6li6li6 8etreffS be5 SitbmuS BON
9andmu. Die anoere natiirli4e uno
logiI6e 8ren3e ieiner 3utiinftt8en
@efaltung tpdre Der %g}orbpol. Gr
bofFe, ben Roropol fir fem 2ano gu
geninnen, als &r0nung fir bic bier
Subr6unoerte be5 Samples, oes 9e@
roismus uno De5 6ortI4rittes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
6rIb 6ubIun's Rluas abaepieIen.

Rep : gort, II. 0ob. - 6eute
Na4mittug 6ei6dftigte ii8 Ri6ter
M}apO in ieinem9rioat : @eri6ts8imz
mer nit Der 8Iage bes Captions nj
4aro gterfon 6Obion, benz 6elben
Der rMerrimucz "Gpifooe gu @antiaz
90. pel4em cine MleoaiQe i'm Wert6e
BON $1,000 uno cine @elob0rIe nit
$62 Sn4alt abbanoen getommen Ietn
ion. 9obion bat 8orlaoungs6efe6le
gegen Die 2eiterin zines bieiigen 6antz
turiums unO oeren 3tpei 0ienItmdOz
den erpirtt. Sn Dem 6etrefFenoen
Sanitarium tpirb cine Gltere S9pez
tier 9obion's, pel6e leioeno 1T, oerz
pflegt. Sine anoere S8peite: Sob
lens foq Die Meoaiqe uno Die 8eloz
f0rle in i9rem 8eiiB sebabt ba6en, ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13

lie ibre frame S6ipefter in benz 9oz
fpitaI beiu6te, unb angebli4 bort
berloren 6dben.
9as ReIultdt Der 8er6anolungen
mar, buB bic &lage d~bgepieien muir
De, ba 6o6fon unb feline S4petern
feline 8eneiIe fir oieielbe er6ringen
fonnten. Sins Der 0ientmdO6en
bat nun cine 99abensriaBtldge fir
$4,000 ge9en bic 9obion5 eingeIeiz
II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
Ser GieImciberei bei6uISigt.
Reue 4nfrogen bes fdon friiber ais
qolpgumiiten beitroften M}ormos
nen : QpoiteI8 6eber s. Grant.

JLIuC AILl+uSSIl W. UOA AuTSN N4~
9olpgamtIten b~eItraften Mtormos
nen : 2(poiteIs 9eber s. Grant.
SuIt Safe, II. NoOember. -
Sin 4rreI tbefebl lit gegen 9eber S.
@rant, einen Der leitenDen NpO1tel Der
Mormonenfir9e, fpegen u9eieBptortz
gen ,3u1dmmenleben5" nit 4uguitd
Winter5 @rant uno Smile WeQ8
Grant ertpirtt morben. Der QpOitel
bat ben SaBungen ieiner Stride ges
NAB Der 8ielpsiberei gebuloigt uno
fi6 3tpei 6rauen ontrauen ldfen. 9es
qleihen 8erge6ens fpegen purOe ct
I6on i'm Sabre 1898 gu $500 8elo<
ftrafe pe~rurtRilt. Die erneute Strdfz
perfolgung bat er ii9 iel6it bur6 feline
pffene GrtlGrung por ben Sttoenten
her llta6 : l1niperittGt, ooB er nod
INNER 3pei 6rauen babe, 5uge3o9en.
3u Dem StipenoienfonO Der unIoer>
iitdt bate Der Qpoitel tiir3li4 in ieiz
mem unb feiner beiDen 6rauen Rumen
ie $50 beigetragen. Quf OieIe5 3ugez
fdnbniB ftiiBt iif Die 9trufperfOIz
gung. Die 8~erbaftung OeS 4poitels
pereitelte cine i6m DON ieiner Stride
aufgetragene M%iTionsreiIe na4 @uz
ropa, bic er in 8egIeitung ieiner Sat
tin g2r. 2, Smile Meq5 Grant, an
treten fplte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
GuugrrBs8 c rBnnOIuugrn.
Surge unO unpi4tige 9iBungen BEL
Der 9Guier. - 9rotefte gegen Dus
8leiben 0e8 Mormonen Smoot i'm
Sennt

ORlUIl QNS AkQAlllGlkkt SlAkQgL ll4A
Sendt.
@afbington, .. g., II. Rop.
- Der Senat begann beute bic Grz
lebigung bon @ei9dften alien Grnites
un0 na6m eine Nlenge 9etitionen unO
rerer 8orlagen entgegen. Gtli4e Der
PetitiOnen proteitirten Ougegen, 0aB
9moot pon l1ta6 aI8 MtitgIieb i'm
Senat bleibt.
8aLIinger (f.z9.) erbieIt 3uerit Ous
Slurre6t gum @tUbringen neuer8iqs.
Die erIte Der BON t6m angebptenen
8orlaqen ~beroronet Die @rri6tung Ell
ner Statue gu @bren Oe5 Generals
So6n Start.
Ra9oem Oas @in6ringen BON Bins,
8ef6Iiifen Il. I. m. beenOet mar, I'M
ter6reitete Der @oriiBer ben CEMENT
famen 8sf9IuB OeS 6auie8, pel4er
bic 8%erpiuiguug Der MeiIengelOer fir
Senatoren unb Experimentation iofOrt
bisponi6el ma4t. Der 8ef6IuB purbe
gsne6migt, pOrauf Der @enat nm
1920 in @retutipiBung ging.
DIS Inn 1.45 bic S6iren pteOer ge=
Dffnet muroen, erfOIgte @~ertagung bis
morgen. Sn Der @retutioiisung muir
ben Grnennungen befpro4en.
SIM 8eprGfentunten6uu E
mar Die 6eutige SiBung cine auBerz
oroentli6 fur3e. 9as 6uus trut I'm
IL u6r Mittags 3uIammen. g}a4 Dem
8e6et oes &uplans unO Dem 8erleien
be8 geitrigsn 9rototOu5 tpuroen s. s.
Reto uno Minor WaQace BON 4rtanz
fu5, fotpie 3. g, 8ple BON S6io als
Mitglieoer bseioigt, tpOruuf I'm 5 Wtt@
nuten mad II ubr8ertagung erfolgte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
6efanauiB bnrd SIOttenmili, brirtt.

Repbern, rs, II. Nooember.
-0a5 6ieIige 8efdngniB tpurOe 6sute
NbenO auf @efud Oes G8eriffs our6
cine &bt9eiIung 6IottenmiIi3 bsieBt.
Gs bieB, boB Elm Dob aus 8renton,
Sone5 EOurtp, auf benz Bege bier
Der lei, I'm einen Mann, Namens
Niron, pel6er in benz e%rpG6nten
@ountp einen gepiTen 8e6er get0Otet
bate, getpaltIam aus Der 9aft gu be-
frpipn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13

9ie8roB9e d N 0 r e n
nerben BEN Sob Q0ne's un=
ter d n. = 9oli3et : Muri6aQ
5arnan bate geItern Die 5~a6nGr3tliz
den StIDentsn @pbraim Stone uno
9enrp 3. 8Obbins DOR fi6 gelaoen
unO u~nterpurf tie eirem f4arfen
&reu3Derb0r 6e3iigli9 Der nit Dem
pl0Bli9en Qbleben oes Gtuoenten
Martin 20pe in beiIen 2ogi5 0r.747,
Nef : 2eringtOnitraBe, Oerbunoenen
umitdnbe. 6ilfs : Stqatsantpalt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
S6rrfIi6e SnbufatafrDpBc.
Gleftri18er @aggon bur4 cine @oaiz
Iipn bemolirt. = Stint Spbte unO
afpet SDbtli6berlebte.

Iion bemolirt. = Stint 9obte unO
5fpei SDbtli6berleBte.
@rie, 3d., II. Robember.-
einen rnfuG auf Der pgrie SroctiDn
2ine" 5piI4en bier unO Cambridge
Springs tamen 6eute @6eno flint
M1enI6en um's 2e6en unO me6rere
anoere purben berleBt, 3pei Derielben
pa6ri6einli9 t0btli4.
Die Sobten iin0: 5rau Bartlett,
G%ben6oro; 6rau S6erpOob, Gam
bridge Springs; ST.. unO 6rau Nmiz
bon, Wc8ean; unO cine arOere 6rau,
beren Same nod ni6t befannt lit.
3DDtli6 berleBt purOen: NtOtorz
mann QnoerIon unD s. 8. 0uOis, elm
6unoelsreiIenoer pon @oi6en, Sn0.
Sin &iespaggon, pelfer auf einem
Ne6sngeleiie itano, mar bur6 einen
8ru6 beg 8remsapparats in 8spez
gung geieBt porDen unO Tauite Die
3iemli4 fteile 8a6nitrede berub, Bis er
6as 6auptgeteiie errei4te unO bort
einen nit Meni6en gefiiaten PerfOz
nenpaggon total bemOlirts-
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sdiHsnahridtcn.

Nenz 0ort, II. Sob, - 4ngez
tommen 1inO bier bie9umpfer rWtatn"
DON 8remen, n6o6en8olsrn" bon
@enua, ,gennIplDoniu" pOn 9am=
6ura unO Oceanic" DON 2iDerpQOl.
Queen8tpnn n, u. RoD.-0er
9umpfer oGebric" Iangte BON Stem
0orf bier an unb fu6r mad 2toerpoOI
peiter. @bgegangen na6 Iem : Yori
1T Der 0ampfer nGurputbta" Dor
QioerpoDl.
g out6umpto n, II. 9oO. -
Der 8remer 9ampfer D&dier 8il=
helm Der @roBe" feBte feline 5dhrt
na9 0enzgort fort.
G6erbourg, 10. Sob. Der
0umpFer o8raf @alOeriee" 1T bon
Netpzgort bier eingetrohen nnO nad
6amburg tpeitergefabren.
ReupeI, 8. g}oo. - &n8elangt
BON Repsgort lift Der 9omPfsr
.3oma."
Rppen6ogen, 8. g}oo, - Der
0ampfer Limited States" langte BON
0epzgort bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
oc1rcider in GonRift nit Rcgern.


4urOra a, M}o., II. NoDem6er. -
9Frunf 6mit6, elm Neger, geriet6 am
6umItu9 nit einem Der 0itrei6ti4en
Qr6eiter, Die BEL benz Sunnenlbuu Der
nW6ite 8iper : 8u6n" iIbli4 BON
bier beI6Gftigt Iinb, in Streit uno
bru6te inn cine 14pere Sti6DunDe
bet. Die 2~dnosleute be5 8erDunDez
ten puften ben Ie9er unD f4leppten
i6n in bic na6en 8erge, ND tie i'm in
a6geIegener @egenb an einen 8aum=
ftamm bunben unD ben 9ilflofen ietz
mem @6ifful iiberIieBen. @rit 8eitern,
orei Sage fpGter, tpurOe Der gteger BON
hieiigen Qeuten, bic auf Der Sa8O ma
ben, oufgefunOen unD aus ietner
f6redli4en Gage befreit. Der ungliid>
li6e mar benz 6ungertOOe nabe uno
berart gei4nGat, DaB man i'm tra8en
muBte. Gr purbe na6 Dem nG4iten
@efGngniB in 8aIena, @tOnez@ountp,
gebra6t, ND er no4 ben leBten Wlelz
6unqen i'm 6terben 1iegt. Quf Die
8unDe Don Der grauIumen MiBbanoz
lung hires 8oTengenORen rotteten iia
Die far6igen 4r6eiter aus Dem 8ubnz
buuloger 3uiammen, nm an ben Oitreiz
6iI6en Qrbeitern 8a6e 3u nebmen.
sic befinOen fi6 jeBt auf OemW2arf6e
nu6 benz 3ebn Msilen entfernten Sunz
nel6au, uno Elm bIutiger 3uIammenz
itoB lit gu befir6ten.
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Q6Fu6rtstoge BON 03eanbampfern:

BON 81 p-O ort
0ampfer y9euti9lanO" am II.
0oDem6er nu6 6amburg.
9ampFer Settle" am Is. g}ooemz
Der mad 2ioerpool.
Dampfer g8doerluno" am ID. goz
bem6er mad Nntperpen.
0ampfer nSt. 2oui5" am IA. Hoz
bember naA Soutbumpton.
0ampfer rGompunia" am IA. Ho@
bem6er nu8 2iDerpooI.
9umpFer gM}innstonta" am IA.
NoDember nu8 Qonbon.
@umpFer r8elgraoia" am IA Noz
pem6er na3 9amburg.
0umpfer n4rmentan" am II. Nos
bember mad 2tDerpool.
0umpfer n6arOegnu" am II. Noz
bember nu9 Neapel unD 8enud.
9ampfer n8diier Wilbelm Der
3peite" am II. RoDember na4 9rez
men.
Gumpfer gQmftsr6am" am IS. g2o>
bember nQ6 ROTTERDAM.
0ampfer Oceanic" am Is. g}o@
bember nd8 Qiberpool.
0ampfer ,SaDoie" am 10. NoDemz
Der mad SABRE.
9ampfer n5irit 8i5mard" am 10.
Qopember na4 Neapel unO 8enua.
0ampfer yMain" an 10. g0Oemz
Der rad Bremen.
9ampfer .Gpmric" am 20. Noz
pember na8 2ioerpOOl.
0umpFer minneapolis" am 81.
g2obem6er nab Gonoon.
9ampfer n9o6en3OIern" am q.
0obember na8 3eapel urb 8enua.
9ompfer rHepzgort" am 21. HOz
bsmber nt8 Soutbampton.
OampFer rRroonlanO" am 81. Noz
Dember nu9 4ntnerpen.
9ampfer rl1mbriu" am q. 3os
pember mad Gtberpool.
9ampfer n9enn1pI0ania" am 81.
Nobember mad 6umburg.
9ampfer r9efla" am 81. RoOemz
Der nod Copenhagen.
0amPfer n&aiier @il6elm Der
8roBe" am "a. No0ember na4 8rez
men.
9umpfer r@arpat6iu" am "a. Noz
benber mad g}eapel uno 8enua.
0ampfer IorOz2tmerica" am "A.
Nobember na4 g}eapel unO 8enud.
9ampfer n@ermania" am a. yto7
bember na6 g}eapel.
9ampfer ,e8utonic" an %. go7
bember nu9 2iberpoOl.
0ampFer gStatsnoam" am %. gto7
pember na8 3otterOam.
9ampfer nO5tar Der 3Deits" am
%. g2pDem6er mad Copenhagen.
9ampfer y2~aurentian" am rs. yfo@
oember mad @Ia89otp.
9ampfer g8roBe 8urfirit" am 70
Iopember mad 8remen.
0umpfer n8rstagne" am 70 9Foz
bember na4 9abre, ~
9ampfer nM%inne6a4a" am 28.
Nobember mad Qonoon =,
0ompfer nQucunia" am %. gloz
bember nab 2tDerpool.
9umpfer r3eeIanO" am q. gtoS
pembsr mad 2lntrperPen.
0umpfer nSt. Panl" am %. 9Ioz
bember nab Sout6amPton.
9umpfsr nPatricia"- am %. gSOz
pem6er na6 9am6urg.
0umpfer r@ermania" am q. Zoo
pem6er mad RedPel.
0ampfer rqaul Serene" am 1. De-
aem6er mad G}eapel unO 8enua.
0ampfer r2ombarOia" an 1. De-
aem6er rad 9leapel uno 9enua.
0ampfer r&ronprin3 8iI6elm" am
1. December nah Bremen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
gafrid Scnrb's llremfeI bernnqIidt.

Roanote, 3D., II. Robem6er.-
S. 81. 9enrD, Elm e6emaligsr confDoez
rirter Solout unO l1rentel 9utri6
6enrp's, tpuroe 6eute gu @Giitpn, 10
W}eilen peitli9 BON bier, Don einem
6ra6t3uge Der rNorfoIt uno Deitern
8abn" iiberfobren unb g%etDotet. @ein
@obn Daniel 6enrD fam por etli6sn
Sabren, ais er auf Der ~erpG6nten
8u6n feline erite 6a6rt ais 2otomotipz
6ei3er mo6te, burd GrpIoiion be5
9ampftefels um's 2eben.
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Sparen Sic SIR @efS!

Cine S9u9tel BON Sutt's ginen er.
fpart Sbnen btele Dollars fir 9ottorz
Re4nungen. 0iefe ginen turiren un=
ter alien 1mitdnben fdmmtIi9e burd)
ben Wugen, bic 2eber pber bic ginee=
tptibe beranluBten 4rant6etten.
@sif piss hsinr gswagtt prbanptuHg
0enn eesen 2Oph6mer5en 9pspeps
fie, Mularia, 9eritppfung unb Ga1en.
letben sebrou9en Winipnen 2eute
Smtt's &eber:YtHett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13

BARTENDER 8erglei4. :
SAT- Gin Der @efenf4aft leiie gum an
BERN: ySie, mir pOlen aufbre9en,
Die So6ter bes 9auies f9lei9t f9on
UNI bas &labier berum. pie bic Sage
I'm ben heiReR 8res"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13

8belps tpp6nte benz 8er66r nit Bel
unb iteate ebenfdqs 6ragen. Na9
Dem 8erb0r entI4ieb Der MurT9aG,
Die 4~ngeIegerbeit our9 bic @roBge>
f9porenen unterTuden gu laffen uno
biefer 80rperT9aft Die 2ifte Der g1az
men Der Stubenten, tpel6e in Der
Nffaire in irgeno elmer 8eiIe peripiz
delt iinb, 3u3uiteQen. Gr iagte: SD
CLAUDE, Der mpiteriDie Sob bes iungen
Q0pe erforbert etne etngebenoere I'M
terIu9ung. Na9 Dem, mas i9 gez
bort bdbe. bin ia gu Der Qniidt gez
fommen, baB Der Mann ni6t an ben
6olgen Der @infi6rungs : Geremoz
MEN Der Street Setter @ocietp" ge>
ftorben lit, benn feline Qufnu6me bate
f6on por elmer Wo9e Itattgefuroen,
uno bic M}itgIieber Der @eieui9uft
I6einer e6en 10 ie6r pon benz @unz
f6e beieeIt, ben mbiteri0Ien Sob So
mes oufgettdrt gu ieben, pie i4 e5
bin; t4 6offe, Die @roB9ei4porenen
perOen i'm @tanbe iein, 2i4t in Oos
9unfel gu brirgen."
Sn's title @rub. - Der
2ei9nam bes am 8. b. 90. ~bertOr6ez
men 6rn. 8m. @e1er ipuroe geitern
Na6mittag untsr itarfer 8et6eiItgung
pom @ter6e6auIe, g2r. 2O7, @io&fe~
geItertraBe, aus uuf Der Baltimore
@emeterD" beeroigt. 9aitor Or. %.
g. 6reas amttrte imSrauerbauie un0
am @rabe, uno aIs 8ubrtudtrdger
fungtrten MitgIieDer Oes n2t6ertp>
gon3ils, s. .. Il. &c." Der nGentenz
nial : 2o9e, 8. .. ST." Der r6eGs
9oint : 2oge, &. Of g." unb Der
GiIenarbeiter : Union. 9r.8e[ler mar
in Baltimore geboren un6 6tnterlGBt
auBer ieiner 0ittfpe Mil6elmine, 8eb.
3ierot6, cine So6ter, ferner bier8riis
Der uno 3pet S6ne1tern.
S6nere6 traen iirb0e
8uben. - Die bier &naben, tDel6e
um 9ienfog Don Der 9arforo QDe.,
nd6e 8rDaopun, aus etnen fulihen
9eueralarm einIdnoten un0 fpdter
per6aftet nurben, itonOen geitern Dor
Squire Qetpis in Der npro0itlt6erBoz
Gi8eiftation. Squire 2epiS ertlGrte
linen, er tpoQe an t6nen Elm @rempel
ftatuiren, uno Ianote 9enrp 9ooion
unO georg 6eipp in's 9efdngniB, INN
i6ren 8ro3eB ab3upurten, ben 8m.
GtIele in Die CT. Marp'5 Snouitrie>
G6ule uno entlieB ben pierten &noz
ben.
Der g8ebun It ruBen S M
m e r IN G6renoe 8au 9 e Il
elm" 6ielt geTtern Q6enO in 9rn.
8ruit '8 2otal feline id6rIi6e 8eneralz
8erIammlung uno 8eumtenpa6l al,
in pel6er folgenoe 8eamten erpGblt
purben: 9rG7ioent 9erm. S. Slider
Gum %. W}aO, G6o8. %. &empel
8ice > 9rGIfoent, So6n 8. Spelbef
@6aBmeiifer geor9 5. gre4tel @ez
fretdr gum "a. MaO. @miG 8ubniB
@nnalt, 0irettoren bic So. 9erm.S.
Slider, So6n $. 3tpeI6st, 8. Wfurr,
SoIep6 8oFe, @m. 81. 8u6lanO, 6.
50. 4empel, s.. g. GiImann, GrnIt
s. 8ruit, So6n 8. Ipelbet, Otto
Slider, 8url Maag,9 eo. g. 9eibel,
8m. Ro6r6a6. Ia4 Der @erIammz
lung fano Elm 5e1teFen fat, fir mel
DIES Trau gmilte 8ruit Elm feine5
Menii aufgeiteIt bate.
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ton g6ur4iI gegen bic 5istalp1dne
Soiepb Gbam6erlain's reoeten. W}an
bate Ru6eft0rungen befiirhtet, daein
abgeieben bpn cem Ginperfen etlider
5enfer, perIief. Aues in gutter Orb
rllnd.
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g b 3 n t.

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gIaoer Der Congregational, tpel6e
oas eBte Bud Oes 4bbe 2oignp
priiften, beabfi4tigen, ba5 8ert me-
gen Der barin entbaltenen 8tbel%4usz
legungen uuf ben Snber @rpurgatO>
riu5 feBen gu laIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
@a6 Neanfafio1ten.

Eir Reiienbe nap Dem 4usldnbs
ipi4t.ge 8eItimmungen Gut 9runO
Der Grbebunqen Seitens Der ners
tGie0enen biplomatii9 den un0 cons
fuIdriiheu 8ertreter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-11
DISASTER in A TUNNEL
ELECTRIC TRAINS ON A PARIS ROAD
DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Efghty-TwO Passengers Known to
Have SufOcated and Eight Others
Believed to Have Perished.

PARIS. Aug. ia disaster occurred last
evening on the Metropolitan Electric Rail
road, which runs mostly under ground, in
which many persons are believed to have
lost their lives. Up to 5 o'clock this morn
ing eighty-two bodies have been recovered.
The search continues, and eight other
bodies are being sought for.
One of the trains broke down at Menil-
montant Station, which is in a poor and
populous quarter of Paris. This train was
promptly emptied and the train which fol-
lowed was ordered to push it to the re-
pairing sheds. On the way these two trains
caught fire. but the employees succeeded in
escaping. Meanwhile a crowded train
reached Les Charonnes, the preceding sta
tion, and the officials, seeing smoke pour
ing out of the tunnel, gave the alarm. A
panic ensued, the passengers struggling TO
escape from the station. Amid the increas-
ing smoke many attempted to return along
the line toward Belleville, and they suffo-
Gated.
The officials seem to have lost their heads
and unable to say how many passen-
gers went out. The firemen for several
the tunnel owing to the dense smoke which
poured out In black clouds. Meanwhile,
thousands of anxious people gathered about
the station. All the police and fire officers
were on the spot The excitement was in
tense. Finally the firemen flooded the
burning mass and soon afterward they en-
tered the tunnel. They brought up the
corpses of five men and two women, all
belonging to the working class. The find
ing of the other bodies followed quickly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-11
KILLED WIFE And SELF
DOUBLE CRIME OF PROMINENT
YOUNG MAN OF BUFFALO.
The Woman Died Instantly, but Her
Husband Lived Several Hours
Cause of Act Not Known.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 10.-Kent Stow,
son of F. d. Stow, general agent of the
Merchants Dispatch and Transportation
Company in this city, and residing at 30
Richmond avenue, shot his wife early to-
day. killing her instantly and then shot
himself. He died at the hospital tonight
Stow had been suffering from malarial
fever. but was about again and yesterday
he and his wife were out for a long drive,
returning during the evening in good spirits.
They have an infant child year old, which
Stow is said to have brought downstairs
this morning and left with his parents. A
few minutes later his father heard pi- tol
shots from above and rushing upstairs
found his daughtef-in-law dead and his
son unconscious. Mr. Stow. sr.. believes that
his was suffering from temporary in
sanity, the result of his fever.
Young Stow was twenty-four years of
age. His wife, Pauline, was shot through
the head. So far as can be learned the
Slows never had any domestic trouble. They
had been married about two years.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-11

BELGRADE, Servia. Aug. 10.-Accord-
ing to the latest reports received here re-
garding the murder of the Russian consul
at Monastir, NJ. Rostkovski abused the
Turkish gendarme. who was doing sentry
duty, for not saluting him and called him a
''pig, of a Turk Then he struck the sentry
with his whip. saying: Next time, per-
naps. you will know me-"
The gendarme thereupon fired on the con-
sui.
1t is stated that NJ. Rostkovski was
mated by the Turks account of his In
tense arrogance
NJ Rostkovski had been in Macedonia for
twenty years. He knew the inside OF al
most every village in the province and
was regarded as a firm friend or the
Christians. He was a believer in the tradi-
ton that overbearing manner was best
in dealing with Orientals.
Last May the consul had an experience
apparently similar to. the incident which
led TO his death. He went to the village OF
Mogil. six miles north of Monastir, to
investigate the Turkish excesses there. The
Turkish troops had cordoned the village
(CONTINITED ON PAGE g. COL. g.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-11
PARKER FIELD is RICH
OIL PRODUCTION OF THE LAST
WEEK VERY SATISFACTORY.
Although Not Phenomenal, Flow in
the Aggregate Has Been Large
and Profitable.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PARKER, Ind, Aug. 10.-Oil operations
In the Parker field. with the exception of
that in the vicinity of Farmland, for the
week just past have been very satisfac-
tory TO the companies operating While
nothing phenomenal has been brought in
the new production in the aggregate has
been large. Greater activity for the i'm
mediate future is evidenced by the large
amount of material being put out by the
local supply houses and lumber companies
Four additional strings of tools. making a
total of eighty-one, are busly engaged in
the field. After repeated efforts on the
part of different operators to secure the
Frank Duncan lease adjoining that of the
S. A. Wihgate lease, in which some of the
large producers of the field have been
brought in, has been secured by the Ohio
Oil Company, the operating branch of the
Standard Oil Company. The inducements
offered must measureably have been large
as other companies had offered sl,l00 bonus
for the 40 acres in addition to the one
sixth royalty.
The wildcat we'll being drilled to the
south in the vicinity of Windsor will, if
sidered of but little value. Recent inves-
legations of experts. however have been
very favorable and vigorous test decid-
ed upon. The small decrease in production
of old wells in this field is Il matter of COM
ment, especially that of No. 3. in the Eph-
riam Creil lease operated by the ST. Louis
Oil Company, which is still producing, four
teen feet, or 420 barrels each twenty four
hours after three months of steady pump
ing. The production from this well alone
equals Eastern fields and has
amassed fortune for it's owners in a very
short time. great number of wells in
this field came in gushers and add to
the phenomenally large production which
i'm proportion 10 the number Is greatly i'm
excess OF anything in the trenton field