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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
Sic 0eidIe i'm sEuR.

g2ep gprt, Is. QtpriG. -
Die Qei9e be8 M&unnes, tpeI9e geitern
frii6 in etnem 5ui1e an Der Ofz11.
StraBe gefunben fpurbe, ift nod im<
mer ni9t ibentifi5trt. Sin St3iliuner,
g}amens @uifeppe 8oniprnO, ertldrte
6eute 8ormittag, aIs er ii9 ben Sob
ten betru6tet bate, nit 8eitimmt6eit,
berfelbe babe 9udtroc9i ge6etBen ltnb
Iei BON Barcelona na6 RetpzYort gez
fomnen. @r C8oniorno) babe ben
Mann 0fter8 in einem 8arbierlotal
an Der 1. Qbenue gefe6en. 9eriel6e lei
Derbeiratbet unb babe gu elmer ge9eiz
men @efeQf9uft ge6Drt.
WG6renb 8pniorno nod am Qusz
tramen feiner &enntnife mar, eri4ien
Qudtroc9i in etgener perfon, gefunb
uno munter in benz Stutions6aufe,
uno es fteIIte fi8 6eraus, buB er alIer>
htngs Dem So6ten ie6r Ghnli4 fa9,
0ie BOIi8ei 1T ieBt 70 tGug, pie borz
ber.
Die borberrf6en0e Qnii6t it, buB
Der Mann bur9 einen aus 2lusldnz
bern beFebenben 9e6etmbunb ermOrbet
tpurbe unb baB 3a9e bus Ntotib mar.
Ser San erinnert an Die @rmorbung
Meber Deis6arb's unb Soiepb @utaz
nia's. SSn biefen beiben 5dllen iin6
bic M0rber nod INNER ni4t ent0edt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
9ie @0Daden
rltO bic GrQmte1l
gtarf unS scfnno 9emaft 6nrd)
Or. Ro0WaQ'6 S
SatfapattGtatt 3e(OCpent.

Gytotr SropfsR beg 6ariaSariIian RsioIOtnt btra
bin0st f5 oura oas 9Iut, ben 66Dt;B, Dtu URN
uno unosre 6laifgttittu uno SGite oes Sptsms
nit Der 9sbenstraft, OeHH ts psriebt bic abltub'
FoHGte ots R6rpers NIT ntu5m unD gelunetm 9els
terial. Sropbeu, S5pinoiubt S1pbtlts, un0sa
bsilte un0 uHrbtiQ bebaHDsltt r8euerealA in lelnH
Sielgn Gormtn G1idt 3tbn Gents fiir Elm iaufrirs
tss 9u1 uDr RaoDae iibsr 8tHersdi1l, SrhitHs
Rranibeiteu, @jsi6pIrs i'm Sdlie uHo i'm WtunOe,
Sumors, Ruoten in Osn Srfisn unD aHotrtn Ibtis
len Des Sbitems, nunbe GugeH, @usilIfs aus BEN
Gbr;n unD bic iblimHiten 6Ormen BON 0auttrdnls
btiteu, ausi5ldes, sgeuHo.nv grinOloPh
&inepurm, SalJfluB, GrpFbslas QtHs, i6purls
6lsatu i'm 5lsiib, 3umors, frebsdrtias @ei9Dirt,
GraumHRraHfbeittH uuO ale ibnibenosu uno
l9msr3poltn GntIesruHQen, GabtidlDeib, Hdbtli9e
gsrIufs unD ale uHu0tbiCfn Abfl1it BON StoiisH,
D;lte Die 2sbsusfrdft bilOeH, fnO i'm 9trti9 Der
6siltrait oeifs gBunesrs BON mooernSr @bsmis,
unO elm @tbrau5 BON tinioen 5detu pirb f9 tar
iebe 9erion, Die an irgenD timer Der obietn RrdHis
bsitsH lsiOst as 6siifrlit trsr RIaHs 6,lUeiitn.
g8enn Der 9ltteHt, Der 0urb bic tlglibsH 8trltitt
uHo Ibfllfs inmsr bpd bsr pirb, triolgrsb itt,
6isi. gIbfluiis 3u bsrbiu0ern uHO Das Spittm our4
Rsues, Don gsiuuOsm 9lut bsrGefsnttm TIdtsrdl
bsrbtiisrH flnu uHO biss bsiorgt bas 6driopurilz
lian un0 garantirt Oafitr Damn ii siHe 6tiluug
gsfibert, Dtnn nsnn bic UltoijiR tinmal NIT ibrtr
geiriouHosarbtit beoounen bat unO bic 8erluite
bsrbHttn fuHn, qtbt Die 8eIsruHe i9usu nor fl
uuO NIT ifo,m Gag piro Der 9ltieut eeiuuoer uuo
frditiger bic 9abrun0 prO bsHsr otrOaut, Der
2ppstit otrb,itrt fib unO Der 9atisRt niumt oh
9emt6t un0 6SorpuLenB 5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
GcrOSbcIn BON Der @eburt an.

Or. Raopap. - Gjeebrt.r 6trr! hit gersHiiu,u
ntbms ib bic 5t0sr in bic 6anO, nm Sic bon Der
DuuOsrpo1n 6,iIung ole 5brt DtsOiJin, Slr!ar
puriuiun RsiOIueut bspirTt bat gu bsna5ri6tigtH.
SD bab: cine Sobter, bic ltbtsn September bret
Sabre alt DurDt, Die poH ibrem siDtttn Sabre an
fortspdbreHb an SerOpbsn Iitt Ser grjt fagtS
uns, Dab fe oamt peborsn iDdre. Wir litben fs
bou ben bstsn @srltsn Der @satnb bebauosln uuO
blttyH iboH dle oofiHung aufgsgsb,n, bmn 0ieitI=
ben iagteH uus, odb fb bic Granfbtit in ben Suns
gen fefaeisbt bate uno bab fis nat mebr etbsit
iDsrOen f0nntt. Sisis ibrtdlias Rranfb,tt itbs
f6 in ibGimmtr BsiIs in ibrsn 9urosu fef, uuO
ib elaubte ibOn Oaran, oab Oas fIeius WdOatH
ni6t mebr louae IsbtR tpurDs, Dd ots MsOjiHsn
uuitsr Ner3ts obioIut fru6tos bIsbsu. 9u Oititr
3sit srbisIt ib eins Drummer Don Sbrtr groiaire,
bstittlt r{5afs aHb 5rusA ntlhs Si, mir ioHotsn.
Ra6bem i6 bic 5ielsn SsuguFs ubsr 6eiIuHoen,
bic our6 S6re 8tbdnDIung beprft nurOeH otleitR
butte, sauits 5 bic UsObin ofort uHb oblID
msin G6dtsrbsn sins Gtaibs eeHommsn bate, mar
Ft bsinabs psiunO Die Sei6pare an ibrsm R5rz
per iinO boufdnOg bsri6DunOsn, ibre 2uHoeR beis
uabs stbeilt, tpsniSsns bat Ft ftiHsn 6uf,H mrbr.
6ie bat Jest NIT Der 5psittn GI1ds bteonn,u, unO
Id CLAUDE, 0aB iie. obalO fs NIT o,ritlb:n feEttg
isin iUirO, aud oOutdnOig o,iuub if. 5br buFtn
mar isbr ibImm.
Rit 6oba4tuH5 btrblsibs i'd 5br
Sumutl 9. gdrfer,
1nhN NDsr-. * -la
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
Weir gturmbrrheerumaen.

@roBer S9aben an 2eben un6 Gigenz
t6um bur9 einen Sornabo in Alaz
bamd.
8trming6 a m, 2tId., Is. Qpril.
= 6ier eingetroffene 9elepbonz8otz
I9aften be eitdtigen Die g2d4ri4t, OaB
Der Sornabo, tpel9er getern iiber bic
9egenb bon 9sterman unb Burnt
@ort fegte, groBen S9aben an 2eben
unb @igent6um bort anri4bete. 3ebn
9erIonen iinb nu9 fOpettigen Mel>
bungen um's Qe6en getommen un6
piele 6Guier, S9eunen unb fOnitige
8e6Gube tpurben iiber ben 9aufen 9ez
tporfen. Sn 6olge bes f9le9ten 3uz
Itanbes bes 0ra6tpertebrs bat man
Bis ieBt nur ben Namen zines ein3igen
Der 8et0bteten ermittelt. 9erielbe lit
6enrb Salter, Elm betannter 9flan3er.
N1e6rere 6dmilien foIIen in tbren
8obnungen bur4 uuf iie itiir3enbe
8Gume get0btet iporben Iein. W}ebz
rere Sage tperben bergeben, ebe cine gez
naue Qiite Der Opfer erlangt perben
fam. geterman liegt in Monroez
Gountb, bi9t an Der 9ren3e BON
Gonecup1Gountp, unb 25 Nteilen DON
Der nG9iten Gtienba6nz unb 2eIegraz
p6enitatton.
Gbergreen, 2llu., Is. Qpril. -
SSn Der RG6e bon @bergreen, Gonecupz
Gountb, itnb $. 8. @alter, bef7en
N}utter unb iein &inb, pdbrenb fie gu
8agen auf Der 5abrt na4 ibrer @Obz
nung tparen, bur4 mebrere bom
Sturn4pinb enttpur5elte 8dume err
f9lugen iporben. 0eitperbreitster
@8a0en pirb aus Der gun3en bortiz
gen 9egenb gemel0et.
QSburp 9urt, RS, Is.
Npril. = @iner Der beftigiten Stiirme
Der Saiion lit beute an Der &iiite entz
feTeIt. 8iele 8upiqons iinb nit Seiz
len beFeitigt tporben, I'm ibre 3erit0z
rung bur9 Winb unb DelIen gu Derz
bitten. 8roBe Stur3peIIen ergieBen
ii9 ii6er ben Gtranb unb Der 9eulfee
iit beute t6atid4li4 elm 99eil bes
Scsans.
86iGabeIp6iu, Is. Qpril. -
Die fiibli4e &uite bon NepzSeriep
ite6t in 6olge bes NorboitzSturmes
unter MaFer. SSn QtIanticzGitp itn6
mebrere StraBen ii6erf9pemmt, ieoo4
entitanb tein bebeutenber S9dben an
Der MaFerfronte. Die @eGen oOn
Der See 6er errei9ten bic Sreppen Der
@eranbas etIi9er 9oteIs. Ser @erz
te6r auf ben rpennibIbdniuz" unb
DReabing<8ahnen" 8pif4en @amben
unb Oceanz@itp lit beute unterbrO9en,
unb nit 4baIOn1gttp tit aler 8ertebr
a6gef4nitten. Die rgentruI>8a9n"
BON 0etp4Ssrfep bat grOBen S4aoen
bur4 Quspaf4ungen erlttten.
Qong8ran9, N.zS., Is. 4pril.
= Sn 9iefger 9tubt iit tsin GROCER
S9aben bur9 ben 9turm entfdnben,
OeftO mebr iebo9 an fiiOli4 bon bier
geIegenen puntten. Die @traBen BON
9uIiIes ftanben unter Wafer uno Otele
fleine 9ebGube, bdrunter aud Die
MObnung 9eIion 2OfpOob's, tpurben
fortgerifen.
Repz gorf, Is. QpriI. = Sn
Der 1mgebung bon 9fepz0Ort Oerdnz
laBte bersSturm Die bD9fte 6lutb feit
Sa6ren. @iete tleinere 6dbr3euge iinb
geitranbet oOer untergegangen, alletn
es ereigneten ii4 feline grOBeren I'm
fGGe. @on Brighton unb @OnepzSsz
lamb ipirb gemelbet, baB Der Sturm
Der beftigffe felt 30 Suhren mar. aebn>
li9e 8eri6te fommen BON alien Pnnt@
ten an Der &iifte g2etp=SerIeb's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
Gemulttb6tioe @trifer.
g1i8tunioniIt Itenz6ei3er gu Glebelanb
bon einem N}o6 ii6erfauen un0
i9redli9 5ugeri9tet.

ILL(J luIllUIII llN4b~SyNN0N% o. S+SON@N4'O
bon einem 02ob ii6erfauen unb
i4redIi4 8ugeri4tet.
@IebeIanb g., Is. Qtprit. -
Gtpa so itritenbe 9ei3er, nit &niiPz
peln unbMeFern bepuffnet, erI4ienen
6eute auf bem gerabe aus 0ulut6 an
geIangten 0ampfer n6oparO 8.
Sbatp" unb miBbanbelten brei uuf
bem Sabr3eug als 9ei3er angeitelIte
gai4tuniOniiten auf bic charlottesville.
2tIs Die POli8ei erI4ien, paren Die
Qlngreifer berI4punben. Die W&iBz
bunbeIten iinO: aOOIpb PeurO aus
@labitone, Mi9.; @eo. s. Smitb un0
8atter 5igIer aus 0uIutb. Smith
tpurOe bur9 Meferfti4e berIeBt unb
in ben 6luB gepOrfen, isbO4 bur4
anbere Ulitglieber Der U2annI4aft gez
rettet. pearO erbieIt einen Sti4 in
bic Seite unb anbere @erIeBungen.
@tgler erlitt einen 8ru9 bes RaTenz
beins unb &opfpunben. Qae 9rei
purben in's 6ofpitaG gebru4t.
pearo's 3uftanb lit tritif4. Die Po>
li8ei fa6nbet ouf bic S6Gter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
Rsns Sample nnf San suminsu.
Sin Seemunn bes beutfGen &reu3ers
ngineta" fou tObtli9 berpunbet
ipprDen fetn.

ngineto" foG t0btli4 perpunbet
ipprben fein.
ct. S6omas, 0GniT6>@eitinz
bten, Is. 2Gpril. = Der 6eute aus Der
Staot San Domingo bier angetpmz
meme fran30iii4e &reu8er rSrOuOe"
brtngt bic No6ri9t, baB bort am
Sonntag Qtbenb unb W&pntag friib
tpeitere &dmpFe 3tptI6en ben Gegiez
rungstruppen urb SSnFurgenten fatt>
fanben, in peI9en mebrere NtGnner
get0btet unb bie1e bertpunbet purben.
Inter BEN 2eBteren befinbet iia elm
@eemonn bes beutI6en &reu5ers
r8ineta," unb man glaubt, OaB Deien
@unbe t0btli8 ift. 0ie Regierun9sz
truppen eroberten elm Sort, iebo4
tpurbe bafelbe fpGter bDn ben Sniur@
genten 5uriidero6ert,
9as Snfurgenten 8dnOnenboot
ySSnbepenbencia" bat ii6 nu4 benz
g}orben Der Snfel begeben. 8ei Der
2l6fabrt bes ,3roube" purbe Elm neuer
Rampf ieben Mugen6lid erpartet, uno
Die SnIurgenten bereiteten it4 Dor, ben
prGIibenten @usque5 unD feline SruPz
pen gu berfolgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16

0ampFer rStarin" BON Der ,Starin
Transportation @o." bdtte f9on ge>
fern friib gletpz9aben erreit9en fouen,
unb iiber fein Ianges Qusbleiben
bcrrfhte in Qnbetra9t bes ftiirmii9en
@etters bic grOBte 8eIorgniB. 9eute
friib felte ii4 iebo9 beraus, 6aB Der
0ampfer geftern S9uB i'm 9afen BON
6untingtpn fu4te unb 1eine Tabrt
6eute fritb fortieBte. @r bat 80 Puiz
faaiere on 8pr0.
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lEprtiehnna iiebe 8. seite.l J
aaenn s.mnno .ine Reiie thnt-

10 oa er fetg bas aItbeiDdbrte ptIlmittel, Die ct
gernaros sRrdutsrpiaeu bel fb ftbren. Gsraoe aut
Der @eii. fommt Osr gll9sn OuTb uHgeDobHte Rot
unO unregelmdBig siHgsnommen. 91blltiteH ouBer
CrDnunq Die fTolgeH iinO unoeroaulibtsit iau=
r,r Geibmad, utrp6ss RopfDe6 unD aleemaiHts
l,btlbtfuOtn Der tIugs 8esHOs tann Itibt OHr5
otn eje6roub Der piItbstauntsH ST 9:rRarO=srdus
ttrpiuen allen ob,H aHgtiHbrtsu 9s6tn sinsn 8ieasl
porjdie6eu Die 4iasn iiuO aus reiHsH, btiltrdis
tiasn RrduttrH btrgetelt uHO tntbatsn ftue btm
ntnihli6en Spitsm Ha5tbeilieeR SHbitaH1en. Sic
Fno in alien apotbstsH Bu babsa.
GESl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
Sc fpmmt an ben Sag.
pr GOrbeI- 4alorO in Gtntuav.
Ser friibcre repnblifaniid:c GDu:
bcrncur GatllOr nnS fcim gtaats=
iefrct1r 9piuers incriminirt.

giner ibrer angebri9sn Mitper14po=
renen beI4uIDigt lie birett, ben
M20rber gebungen gu ba6en. =
Sturmperbeerungen i'm Sii0en,
fopis an ber &uite BON NenzSerz
ieb unb g1epzgort. = Die b04fte
6tut6 fett Sa9ren. = 8roBfeuer
i'm teraniI9en OelfeIO. = Sin
Seenann bes beutfden &reu3ers
n9ineta" ION in eirem Sample
auf @an,9Omin8o tDbtli4 ber>
1punbet tpprben fetn.
Truntfort, 9p., Is. Npril. -
5runf @ecil, elmer Der als W&itf4ulot@
ger an Der @rnorbung bes 8ouoerz
neurs 9oe6el angetlagten W3dnner,
tpel6er felt einem Sabre iuiti8flii4tig
mar unb ii9 erft tiir8li4 Der 8e90rbe
iteIIte, Iegte 6euts in Dem 8ro5eB gegen
Sames 6oparb IenIatiOnelles 3eug@
niB ab. g}a9bem er Die 4usiagen
0alton's, 8rDug6ton's, @olben's uno
Qnberer be3iigIi9 bes UtorbcOmplots
befGtigt bate, iagte er fernsr, Caleb
9opers, Der bdmaGtge Stdatsietretdr,
babe i6m geiagt, baB elm Wfann ge>
bungen tporben iei, Inn aus benz Sc
birge bterber gu tommen unb 8oebel
gu ermorben. 0enn bieI Ter Mdnn ni4t
fomme, 10 nerbe man i6m (@ectD
$25OO be3ablen, tpenn er ben S4uB
abFeuere. Gecil lebnte ab. Wie er
peiter ousTagte, rief i'm Der republi>
taniT8e @puberneur 90. q. Sanlor in
fein 9ripat6iireau unb ma9te ibm Die
nGmli9e Offerte, tpie popers. Saplor
iagte, er babe $2500 aug fetnem @Gm>
pagnez6pnb geIpart unb let bereit,
bieIes 9eIb fofOrt 5u be3abIen. @r erz
pG6nts benz 3eugen audi Youtfep nnb
fagte INN, er foGe ii9 an 9ieien pen>
ben, I'm nd9ere &ustunft iiber bic
&ffaire gu erbalten.
SSnbianapoGt8, Snb., Is.
@pril. - @r>9ouDerneur 3upIor BON
&entufp, ipeI4er ii4 i6On Gange aIs
Sufti3flu9tGing bier uufbdlt unb bei>
fen Qluslieferung na4 &entudp bon
Der repu6GitantIden @taatsregierung
bertpeigert miro, ertlGrt bic Obigen
Nngaben geciI's fir infame 2igen.
@r ertlGrt, er femme @ectG nt4t unb
babe ibn feinss @ifens ME 9eieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
Sine Billion in Rau6 aufsesungen,
8roBe Jeuers6runIt i'm Spindle Sop>
Selfelb bel Beaumont, Ser. -
1teber 200 Quellen pernt6tet.

Beaumont, Ser, Is. &priG, -
Gin I'm 1 llbr 4eute frii6 gu Spindle
Sop ausgebro9enes Jeuer rt3tete eiz
nen @9aben gum 8etruge pOn $780,
900 Biz $1,OO0,OOO an. 265 8ra4z
nen unb pumpzNppurute, tpel4e iiber
200 probutttpen Oelquellen erri4z
tet tparen, fin0 8eritOrt. 9as 5euer
ent1tanb Bel Der Quelle Der u@albpeQ
Sil &c., no etne 2dterne 3ufdQtg
nit benz S9tpungrab in 8erii6rung
fam un6 ben &rd6n in 8ranb feBte.
Die sglammen per6reiteten ii4 raid
tpeiter, unb es tpur0e tetn 8erfu8 ge@
ma9t, iie gu I0I9en, bd man ii4 iRm
Dor 9iBe ni4t duf Runbert SUB
nG6ern tonnte. Ntan f4dBt, OaB 3fpei
OritteG Der Gompagnte'n i'm betmgez
fu4ten 9tftritt nt4t i'm Stan0e ietn
perben, ii9 Oon Dem i6nen 5ugefiigten
S9Qben 5u er6plen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
Qeftsr 6. @nrtnn nus @hi

= Qeiter 6. Burton aus @blcdgo,
Elm Stubent Der l1niberIitdt Gale,
trat leBten Montag su gteip79dcen,
Conn.,, nit einem Greun6e eineSegeG@
fd6rt an, unb beibe iunge N2dnner
tperben feitbem bermiBt. Man fiir4z
tet, baB lie ertruRteu GnA~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16

Or. Iaobab - gstBrter 6trr! Sd babe tnHGs
Belt in ibEmmsr 0eiis an elmer langsn 8eibs Ron
6bmptomsH oslitten ptlbs Ojs Grfabrung boH uu;n
'WsOiJ;HtrH IN bisisr GtQeHO aenarrt babsn, uHo
OaB, D,Hn fis uidt ge6sit b,rotn t6nntsu i'd bolls
iduDig enttrdftsH piir9e. 9trlui Oss Nppstits unO
ols gsrIaugsH ua@ 6timulant,n unO thntl6tn
Njttslu 3ur 6tdltuHg gu uurtgelmdBigtu 3titsu,
Der 8uui6 fir gtiunben e6lai unb befdnOige
9,prtifon brm Wuifsbsu an ntorG'u md6kn
mir Dls 9sbsn Ju ,iusr SAT-, bis mid elm 6r,uuO
berautabts Sbrs RtOi3iH III osr'udeu. 90 tduite
id tins 6lnibe EdODup's SaraporiIliaH uHo cine
6ha6tsI Rahpab'g 9nsn unO rubm Fs rrg,ls
m6Bia. GalD DurDe i'd btFsrl Sd uabm Drsi
Sbn6telr uHO 6rei 6taibtn ulsbr uu0 beiiHDs mid
isBt in beftrsr @,iunobtit, ols il suoor.
Sd Dsrblsibs S6r ergsbeHtr Sisnsr
Grtbnr o. Brigbt, ltHorbtIs, Wb.
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llnbeqriinoete geioraniFr.

Ren 0prf, Is. Qlpril. = Der
nm 9 116r am Montag Qtbenb bon bier
mad gstps9aDsu, Conn.,, a6gegangsue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
aas gparfamfte! SOC esefte!

Gins Slai6e tnt6dlt mcbr DirfIae 0eOi5iu, dIs
irqtnO cine anoere 9r6parution Gs piro in Gbe,s
l3iielzEoien geuommen, pibrsHO man BON aHotrsn
TcojiHeu fiinfs oOsr ie6smal iopisI HebmsH mub.
9erfauft in Qpotbsfen. 9rts 81.
Sbreibt an . 7. a q IN b & o., IS Gins
Ctr, QepSgOrt, fir oas Boot Of aODicsE. a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
Demukra!i(he 1e1aGtnuerIammInna

in Der ,Philantbrnp1 : 9ale, "
SSoI. 5rtebenpaI0 iptrb prGfoiren.
&ebner.
0fo6ert 90, Mc2une,
6arrp 5. Cooper,
90. Star 8epburt,
eSo6n 6ubert,
sSfuac 2obe Strau5,
See g. MeDer,
QbOGpb 5. RutbanfDn
Sdcob &ab,
2lbolp6 Sauber,
Wm. s. 9arldnO. Q06)
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soItimOrcr Snmpf. Geppit1 Reint'
nnnns Gpnfuannie.

Wr. 1EIs stoFp Wttehts @IFaBe.
Ssppids aufqsHommtn GsrtiRiei aHD pitSrgs
f,ef Epelitnt GiuriatnHeea fir sis AuFbepabruns
bon Seppi5su. GsssH RotitH otFbrt. Tlobsl in
sriSa:sn abtbsi!nMssa StTDaett. 5.legeea =
hsnrts1sIsnheB &Qe9. RaRygt. 3gatsl
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Samiliensgraa6bie in Q6ilabeIphia

p6tIabeIp bia, Is. Qtpril. -
6rant Mapfon, 80 Sabre alt, f4oB
beute ieiner 6rau, ipd6renb iie duf Der
@traBe ging, cine &ugel in ben 8opf
unb nabm bann cine 0piis 9ift Elm.
Gr ftar6 balb barauf i'm 6oipituI,
tpG6renb bic 6rau genefen tpirb. 9us
Gbepaar bate itd Dor etniger 3eit ge>
trennt, unb Der Maun beging bieSbat,
neil ii9 Die 5rau tpetgerte, gu ibm 8u@
riidaute6ren.
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9fur tetne Nn9ltI
aeinr grobung if btabf6tigt.
Gin GDn9ref Der lateiniidcn Dol
fer in SfDn1, unS fuas OericIbe
bcoeutcn ipu.

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bsrienigen @Glter abpebren, tpeI4e
Die @elt gu erObern beabiiattgen.
= 9rdIiOent 2Oubet's 2tnfnnft in
QGlgisr, = Gin tleiner 9fiBtom in
ben gnPfangsFetIi4teiten. -
Su6rufe ouf ben gegongensn Sc
nerolgDuDerneur ReooiI. = Die
2lntlagen gegen bas frun3OiiI4e
9remiersID6n4en.
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6ndhnhnzs strife in siflt.

Nenzgort, is. QprtI. - 0ic
9ireftoren Der oManbdttan : 6O4s
ba6n" Gebnten 6eute bic Sor0erunger
i6rer &ngetenten be8iigIi4 bes Neunz
itunbenz8ages abfoIut ub. Die 2eute
iperben morgen pber ii6ermOrgen eine
8eriummlung abbalten un0 iiber bic
@trifefrage abItimmen.
(Spdter.) = Gine 8erIammlung
Der $500 Mitglieber Der Man6attanz
9tOiiion Der rQmalgamateb QFocia=
tion Of Street &dilpap employers"
1T duf morgen einberufen porben.
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@rpBer S9aben an 2eben uno Gigenz
t9um bur9 einen SornuOo in Alaz
bQmd.
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5umutl 9. gurfer,
Glat Top, TsrUrzGountb, 80. sgt
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-10-22

An indianapolis justice OF the peace
had the distinction of marrying
George and Martha Washington a few
days ago. But of course this George
was not the father or his country, al
though he may have a large family,
for this was was his fifth matrimonial
venture and Martha's second. Both
are colored.
Roy Mcclure, better known as kid
Vaughn" the pugilist Of st. Louis,
and Miss Marjorie Bedenkop, the
pretty Elkhart girl. formerly of Bur-
dick. who eloped from EIkhart two
weeks ago, were caught in st. Louis
Saturday. A decoy note written by
detective Lee Killian led to the arrest
of Mcclure at that city on the charge
of abduction.
Amos T. Whitman, of Michigan.
who stole the Jones team in Green
township and was captured near Hills
dale, Mich, entered a plea of guilty
before Judge Bernetha Monday after
noon and was given an indeterminate
sentence of one to fourteen years. He
was taken to Michigan City at noon
Tuesday. Whitman is 81 yeats
old and it is said has borne a good
character. His wife, a very nice ap-
pearing was here and accom-
panied him TO Michigan City.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-10-22
Ed Kuhn, of Warsaw, was a Plym-
outh visitor Tuesday.

Ed Kuhn, of Warsaw, was a Piym-
outh visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. johnson is visiting her son,
DR.. Johnson, at Tippecanoe this week.
A pair of woman's shoes made in
Lynn, Mass, TO establish a record tor
rapid shoemaking. required ffty-seven
different operations aud the use of
forty-two machines and one hundred
pieces. All these parts were assem-
bled and made into a pair of shoes
ready to wear in thirteen minutes.
One of our bachelor residents was
asked why he did not get married.
He replied that his observation led
him To believe that when a woman
marries a man. she not only takes his
name but also almost everything else
he has. His predjudices against
women are too great to be easily over
come.
1t is now said of Prof. Langley's
living machine which cane to grief on
the Potomac last week that theoret-
ically it is all right, the failure having
been due to some mechanical defect
which prevented It's successful opera
tion. This is very like the cases of
appendicitis in which the patient dies,
Notwithstanding the operation is said
to have been successful.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-10-22

Mrs. Jennie Erwin, wife of William
Erwin. died at her home ia Bourbon
Tuesday morning, Oct. 20. at 1 o'clock.
She was one of the most widely known
and useful women of Marshall county
and many hearts in other sections Of
the country will be sad when the news
of her death reaches them. Funeral
services will be held at 3 O'Clock p.
N. Wednesday.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-10-22
- LOCAL NEWS 8

~ ~ y
Henry wenninger visited South
Bend Monday.
John r. Jones is t~ransactlng bust.
ness in OHIO this week.
Richard NJ. Johnson, of South Bend,
spent Sunday in Plymouth.
Miss Fay Dsnham, eff South Bend,
spent Sunday in Plymouth.
Mrs. Emmons, of Argos, spent Sun
day with relatives in this city.
Mrs. G. Miller, who has been visit
ing here returned to Macy Monday.
Miss Emma Montgomery has gone
to South Bend for a visit of a week.
Rollo B. Oglesbee. of Laporte,
transacted business 10 Plymouth Mon
day.
E. P. Smith, of Warsaw, visited
over Sunday with friends in Plym-
outh.
Circuit court convened Monday.
The docket is somewhat larger than
usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stillson, OF Ham
mond, are visiting the family of J. d.
Fields.
Mrs. DIR. Mckee, of South Bend, is
visiting Mrs. j. A. Lonhardt, on South
Michigan street.
Miss Harriet Bissell, who teaches in
the schcsSNof Columbia City, spent
Sunday at home.
The Marshall county Farmers in
stitute will be held in Plymouth, JAN
uary 14th and 18th.
Mrs. George Cox has gone to In
dianapolis and Lafayette for a visit of
two or three weeks.
Mrs. Garrison and Mrs. Reubelt, of
Chicago, are visiting relatives and
friendsin Plymouth.
Andrew Peterson wife and daugh-
ter, Of Donaldson, are visiting in
South Bend this week.
Mrs. Il. f. Barr and Miss Mary
Harker, of Argos. attended the funeral
of Mrs. Leedy Sunday.
Gideon Logan has sold his store at
Teegarden aud sent in his resignation
as postmaster at that place.
Mrs. Rebecca Nation, who has been
the guest of friends in this city, re-
turned tc South Bend Monday.
Mrs. j. A. Miller, OF Walnut town.
ship, visited her mother, Mrs. En-
nom in this CITY oyer Sunday.
There are now but 745 prisoners at
the state prison at Michigan City, the
lowest number in several years.
More than 5000 boys in Illinois
grew corn under the direction of the
Illinois Farmers Institute this year.
Willett and Gray estimate the pro-
duction Of sugar from the new Ameri-
can beet crop of 1908 at 2s3, 600 tons.
Ephraim Leedy and family, of
Pierceton, visited over Sunday with
the family of Jacob Leedy, southwest
of Plymouth.
Mrs. Teeters, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. G. L. Campbell in
this city, returned to her home at
Davis Monday.
Anew member of the Servian cabi-
net Is named Gen. GreaseoyItch. They
are doing all they al to prevent fric-
tion over there.
Messrs Charles and Schuyler Rosen-
bury, Nils. Shearer and Martindats
went to Donaldson Monday to work
on the new school house.
Jerry Frush. of Warsaw. reports
the yield of apples on a single tree to
have been 81 bushels, every o OF
them grown on the one tree.
Heman and Eli Bowles, Mrs. Edith
Berry and Mrs. Ella Hammond were
here Sunday to attend the funeral of
their sister. Mrs. Maude Leedy.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-10-22
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Plymouth. Ind, October d. 1909.