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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-31
Mie4nhr4.

l. GubOlf Golb, Der Noturforf6er.
2. Wuf beNt 9crliucr Nettelbedplas finbet
eiA errfttr &ompf 3iDjidrH Oem Sanba0el
urO Der 4oItJei anIdBIiA Des Omnibus
GutiDers sStrifes Itott.
8. Ct. GDarlcs, Ttinn., lpirD bDn eintm
Sprnaoo bcttn9ciu6t; Die $lalfte Der Gjez
b6roe DtrO .crf0rt; 2oOte unb SaDls
reid)e 8ernunottc.
4. Nublanb uuo GeFerreiD trta'Ien etus
ibentiid5e Warnung an Die 9iirfei; beioe
RGdte beftebeu auf Der Girfitbrung bon
0feformen unD Der 6DoolosbaltunQ Der
Dpfer Der Grauianteitcu IN Wta3ebonteu.
6. 9ei ben Wcriu1siobrttu ouf Der elettrts
I0en GdjuelbQbn 3oNcus sMorieufelbe lpirO
eiue G6ntaigteit p0n l25 AIS Wleilen bic
etunoe crsitlt.-+ GrrGentralppitmeif
g9iliou g. giiita in Buffalo, 81. q.
g. Ser ueue Observation-Disclosures Sons
bclspertrag, ourO i0eltben otfene 9Gftn in
Der Manof6urei 9ti6ert lDtrocn, miro in
SDon9bai gegenicitt9 unterSeiAnet.
8. @robe lleberl0pcmmunGeu burb anbalz
tenoen &egcn IN 9teio 0ort Stem SerieD
uno 9ennNlpanicn.
IL. t Gr3btidD0i S0t1t :. 5Satt BON Ct.
2ouis i'll Baltimore.
IA. lnter3ei0nung oes SDieos os9eri@tsoerz
trays 3pii0eil GnglanD uno SSranfreib.-
Sos italiGlilGe &6nig5poar in 9aris.
40 W ips9Fm etHiptp"Gg 9sa @.uattsnss
'o"su'ts p.o5sil..F ~ tos9gnu''ssus ':us
:. sS..s; =; : tnmuA oo" S"o'eu'p'''a 'O''p
- Ivy y wv n,pa.s Pnp'yei.' sa:...a. .,s..>
- GU 1us s''as.uogwtes9sr.19. s s.'lus'0St ."
ounFym oEa tta,s s.H.tt.te "ut W. S'e suns
uuMy uss Observation-Disclosures 'o''p "u'a0u
q Guy, Sn lPIousu. on a., .
&c "a MR"l.SmD<s va nlsltg w. Sal tn.tD 0OH'
10 aplt oMn' t9atS Nnaenn ,''''ul ''nsi;n, gt;n x
~ S'ot oon 1otsS'ey, W. eti'apet ps'
= SgagAagmalUtne, : a @ ~ S.epp9rl, u. 8: on,
Gs9'nn ". Stgbsn @ gsaonsunDo.i opI a. "a!
~ a an9 tsSu'are'' 2ruPPeh Del Uott @'s
O, 'eg, @us. est.h.,A;.s on.H ,s.
eii sts 1as ''tut 2gtas91lglil s"'lnputi1 uos1z
pa aEs'r w, 'ssHSs ,oDslggs. 90 n stnts
tFeNy sn ~" lo,!o @Huas'' @I; psn 2selllstpso G
W SWllls lslntE alal,s:.zSe' Il 0uIproor
's ,ss'tos oys us1s 'daH'ttS'
90 W. ~. PtargSi', iirt" pss s't.sgetttg.s
A' ,,,sIo,S 'sS, 'usspsm ~ S'ps.ls.W unu
.t s,assa'g ~, .pps l.g.ast ua.ssets:.s',
t?sss 1o''se. W. n'.s. w sl.,sb.
os @ Ss0is,;uas w Gs.pen Gel S;,t44: i.u9s.sgsn
;taqi.;,ar ro,,, S,,s, p.ss'l ,;tas ,g
hofo.,aa. sui'as -.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-31
RrfEnther.

l. Bom Bunoesgtridt bon GDicu9o ipire
iber Or SoDn N!eg. GDpie in 3ien @itD
Der Anturs DerDin9t unD iein Gigentbum
In Die 0dnDe DON Dtaiieuermaltern gegez
ben. .
2. Ser neue Banana s&analpertrag ipiro
BON Der Sunta genebnigt unp BON Der
&egierung oer neuen 9fepublit unteraei0z
net.
3. Grbffnung bes DeutiGen 9tei6stdgs
ourd Den GteidDstan5ler @rafeu b. 9iilop.
&efgnation oes ipanii9en Sabinetts
0illaperDe,
4. SennOr Msaura, ebemaliger ipaniI6er
m(tniiter bes SSnnern, iibernimmt Die Sils
Dung etnes neuen &abinetts @ouDer1eIr
0eaboDA bGn Colorado perbdnqt ben 0ez
la8erltugs3mitanD iiber Die Striferrepiere.
- + Q8m. 90. Springer, ebemali9er fSiibz
rer Ger Semotraten i'm Reprdlentanteaz
bauie, in 9Boibin9ton.
5. + &ongreBntit9iieD SoenrD 8urt, in pbt=
laDelpDia.
z. Ser SO. &ongreb tritt su ieirer reguIdz
rem Seiiion 3ulammen. neue Ya.iaz
maS&dna!tirtrag miro oem 8unoesie1ot
5u9efellt.
s. + oer6ert Spencer, Der teriibn1te eng
liitbe 4biloippb Srdulein Clara 8arz
ton ipiro aif Dem Sabrestrnbent Der 9teo
@rob SocietD in g8aibingtpn 5ur 9rdiiz
oentin auf 2ebens3eit erpd1lt.
8. t Der bcfannte 6inan3ier, Gebeimer
&ommer3ienratb IOolf b. @aniemanr,
Sireftor Der 8erliner SistontogeienIbuft.
Sas nOrioe9ii1e Stortbing lebnt ein=
ftialmig cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ab. t &arbinal Soerrero Gipiuoia in
MaoriO. t Sofob 9oiiinger, Der oer=
ausgeber Der p@ep Orleans Seuti1en
3eitung."
10. 6orntele llebergabe Des hon &uba CUR
Nniagc elmer Marineitation abgetretenen
@jebiet5 bel Guantanamo. - 0it1tfeIt bes
oeutlc5en oaules auf Dem 98eltausfels
lua9gplaB in st. 8puis. + Mbntiral
Gberar0i in StratforD,- Gonn Der jaz
paniide 2auota9 proteitirt einItinlntig oe=
gen Die icbfpade 9olitit Der 0tesierung
SiuBiano segeniiber.
IL. @osonlbia itelt ieine geplaiite Nttipn
gegea Sapdna eifi.
IL. Safer QSilbelm trifft sum eriten Wtal
felt ieiner Grfranfung, BON gotsonm in
@erfin eiu tlnb iptro entbuiioitilG ems
\ pfansen.-Gas repitbltfaniifbe Nationols
ssomite heibliebt, ben republitanilben Naz
tionaltonDent am 2l. SUM in GDieoso
ab3nDaiten.
10. Glan3Doae GrDffnung Der 5ipeitea, 9lsip
Dert uno 8roo!lpn perbinoenben S,dnges
briide.
90 S,unbertiabrfsier Der Griuerbung Des
apaifionagebieEs bon Groutreitb IN ltm
Gtieans.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-31
x4e.1te,tslspr.

|. Gtil oGgenteiFeT NuffaHO I'm nOroltben
Ma3eDDrien miro pon Den ReDolutiondren
protlanirt 9euti9er 5tdDteta9 in Sress
bett.
q 8utgariids @eri9p6rer 5erf6ren einen
ungarii9en pofIagicroampfer Ditr9 SDs
nanlit; 90 Qeripneu getbptet
8. Sic eutld)etDenDe 5. Segetregatta I'M
Ssafen BON NelD 0prf iuirb ebenioas BON
Der 0otbt pGelionce9 9eippnnen unO Der
p&merica"=8e0er bletbt benuab In ben
Der Gtoaten
6. Sn Cincinnati g., tptrb bet abelttife
Sogo nit 9robea Grfol9 gefsisrt.
8. Gntbiiaung bes Sentmals 5lr Grinre..
rung an Die Gdlatbt BET Safe George
Q755) in 2ate George 81. 0.--Ginen
neuen &eforo fir bic 9Betfabrt iiber bcn
O5eon mad)t Der 3ampfer y0eutI6lano.1
8. + Gi0ter Gbarles 6. 8lanDreaut Der
Gtetter BON Nsiu Tim iuGbreno bes Snbtds
nerzNufftonoes i'm Sabre 1862, IN ST..
SAUL, Minn.
10. Sn MorisiI!e, 6routrctdb, 5etat fb bic
Geulcnpeit.
II. Sic anlerttaniiNe Marines s@erlDoltung
ma0t in 9eutlNIano fpciterc 9eiteuun9en
fiir bic Grri6tun0 BON Stotipncn fir
Tuntentelegropbe
l2. 3urb ein 9teitript Gaiicr 6rQn3 So.
Iepbs oeroen 100000 Grprcn fir Die
ELECTROMAGNETIC in GeItcrrci1
bcDiui9t. Sci elmer Nltobols sGrplpijgn
onf Dem Ser. GtoatcnzGreu3er pGiDms
pia" finotn 3pe 4srionen Dpn Der 8e=
ntonnung Den SOB, 3loei anDere tperoen
Itbtpcr uertcSt.
l3, CrUfinRn0 De$ QQrteifoes Ger DcutIOcu
S0jiQlocmotr0tc In GrcsDen -ali YQlz
ttmore Beginner Die G5clDdftsiibung:n o:s
2, 5}onDents oes Dcutisb. b.aneritoniIdtu
glotionalbunocs
IA. Gtorte 50nccs uro 8coenf6ue ftQeu
ben 6etofritbten i'm NorDreitcu, nQments
LID III gtorOsGafOta, cnpiinOiden GOos
Den 5u.
Is, CrGinuns Oes Bericielux9:ton0rcFe3 III
GgDeu, lltab.
16. Ser io3iolDcmotrotiihe Nortcitag III
DRESDEN Ipridjt iit} gtgcn bic 8ti1bung
elmer Gi}cprdFocntene Gtslle i'm ocntid)cn
GtcicbStag bur0 ciacu 5p}iatOtmctroten
ots. =. $ocbmaft rt0tQItrcpbc in GSittiu.
II, Rudtritt pes britiitjcu GclouiQlietres
tGrs Gbambcrtoin. Gotier 6yoW3 SoitpD
ipri6t f0 in eincm Nr!nrcbtfchl nit aGer
GntiGttOcnbttt fir be 0eibetattun9 Dcr
Ginbett Der Diterrti1iiGzun8ariitben gtrs
NICE aug.
90. Cr6ffaun9 Der 48. Notwithstanding
beg ocuti4en r5:1,iibs statboliiGcn Gentrals
usrctns in Go0tpn g.
%. Ser GoH9rtb BON Gc!oHbn tGbt bic
S5riit ctr Qualification ocs NaRontafonals
@crtro8s uerjtreiGsn. - GtBffnun9 Des naz
tioAaIcn 6aylter:&ongrci In 0a9ara
Sous, q. q.
"a. Gur0 cine entidicocne Note Der ruff.
i0eu 3t0icrHn9 lptrb bic Gric9sluit in
@HlBcrien tiIgcOammt.
25. Sic tttttiiDe Ic9teruns ernennt bte &es
formitnnliitpn fir ma3eOonien.
26. Gbica9os Gcatenarteter.
N. Gjnnci5un9 Oes SobnzMui ui;ums in
Gregbur9 q. b. II.
%. 9n g}clo 9ooen, Gonn., tagt bic bterte
SaDre6s&eunion Der 9eteronen oes ipas
decentralization &rteges.
20. Ser unGoriide 9rcnier Graf 9buen
ioiyb BON i;ncr eioe!ten gGrtti gum Gfids
tritt 9ei4s4n9tn.- GlUf Der ST. iel 9orto
Glico fB}ta eiIc llniDerftGt er6ifnet.
80, Ger 9itolaus IN gGjcn.-+ Sir Ni6oel
Slerbtrt, Der sn8iiiGc @OtIAoftcr in BaiDs
inn+nr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-31
9nilt.


l. @erbeerenbcr Gpt on IN @oinespille,
Sa.; iiber 100 Sobta, gegen 200 @erlebtc.
2. Gr0ffnung bes 81 bal gGor College" in
9lelpport, 0t. S. Ser Sampfer uIre=
quipaa tentert i'm turn TN Safen bon
@alpagaiia; 63 9.soaeu ertritateu.
8. Sangerfeit in Ggoutfurt q. M.-Sntcra
nationaler Rongrcb iiir angeipanote Gbes
mic in Berlin.
5. 9ie 9bilippinenzSnicln BON einem
furdbtbaren Grtau beirlgeiudbt; mebrere
omerttaniitbe Sebtffe baparirt. --9rdibeat
OtooieDelt bon leiner 9rpben petliden
Sour na6 Waibin9tDn 5uriid9ctebrt.
g. Goiier gGilbelm cnlpfieblt beim 6ranfz
furter Gdngerfeit In ibarfer 9teoe bic
pfle0e beg cigentliben Spitslieos.
z. Ser CAMPER p2ibanD ipirb BON benz
9ampfer pSniulaire" BEL Marieile 3um
Sinten gebradt; 1877 @erionen ertrunten.
3ioniitentongreB in 9ittsburs, 9a.
g. &arbuol Gopp, 8reslau, riDtet segen
bic polniicbe 4ropa9anoa In Sberl0leiien
eincp Sirtenbriei
9. Gie beuticbe Siibpoarerpebition urter
9rDgalsti trifft in Simonstopu, Gaptos
Ionic, ein.-Sn M3otp, &ublano ertrinten
p infDlge Oes 3uiammcnitur5es elmer @angs
plante Des Gompfers yMosttDaa 200
WtenIdtn.
TO- Die nc,le 6inonspolitit oes 3olontals
ietretdrs Gbamberlain erleibet i'm briti=
i6en llnterbauie cine Dernibtenoe Nieberz
lage. Snfblge Gomubrubs iiberiGipenl=
men bic SspGiuafler oes WtiIifiippi Die
Gtabt Gait ct. 2ouis.
ii G6ni9smorD in gelsrab.
l2.Ger fran56iiiabe Senat nimmt bas Geiet
on, ipeld)es Die 2idbrige Sienit5eit In Der
glrmse einfiibrt. IT Sen Mler. aRc 9omeus
Mc@ppt in GaDton, 8.
l3. 9as itolicniide easinett 3anarbelli re-
fgnirt
IA. 6angcrfeii In Baltimore aiptons
~Sbamrods trifft inn Nelp Dorter Gafen
elm.
Is. Neter ssarcgeorgieiuitIh gum a6nig BON
serbien gepablf Gegeu 200 Menfden
finDcn burd) gBolfenbtuA uno 0odflutb
In 8eppner, Gre, ibren Sob.
is. Sic Deut{fben Geihstogsiuoblen 3eigen
einsi grnben Gieg Der So5ialOemotraten.
Der nngoriide Nremier y. Ssen reiis.
nirt.
AZ. Ropt. Mmunbfen tritt BON Gbsiftionia
aus ieife GoriAunsgfabrt nud benz illGss
ueti!1en Worbpol ll.-Gsr Gar unh 3ais
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-31
2Mdr,.-

|. Ser grdFosrt iihterssi6net bic armees
GeDifligungsbtu unD bic QbiIippinens
g9dbrungebtli. Ser Qrdiioent beruft
GrtrafBung Des 9unoesienats elm
frocnten anf ben 9bilippinen bentdds
ti9eA fid Der Drtiboft Gus, Guson.
4. Gblub BEG 81. Son rcIfss.
5. Ser Bun0esienat tritt Az elmer Grfras
felton, 5uiaameit.
s. Gafton @aris, beriibntter iran36fiidcr
@clebrter. 9tieienitrite Der Giienarbeiter
Der 9tmerican Bridge So. --Genator @ors
man miro ssiibrer Der bemotrotiiden Mis
noritdt i'm 9unbrsienotc.
Z. Gtapeiauf bes neuen Rreu5ers pGbuttas
uouga1 in Gli3abetbpprt, q. S.-@robars
ttge MutOmobilparaDe Dor Gaiier g8ils
belnl.
0. Gr=@ouoerneur 6rancis, Der Qrdiioent
Der ct. 2nuiier MeltousItenuua iprD
bonn oeuti6en Batter III ldnoerer 9ripat=
oltoicn5 enipfangen.
10. Ggploipn bon 4etroleur 8abnlpaggons
bel Clean, q. o.; iiber IA 9oOte, s;ecn
SO Ycrlebte.
II. Sin llfQs bes 3aren protlamirt fir
GnbianD Ieligiousfreibeit unb cine 9trt
Gelblt0eripdltuno.
13, aputira! Gogblans G3d8mooera gum
Stbus oItleritanti6er Sntsreiitn na0 Soons
buras beoroert. GDnpent Der beittiden
&rtegerperbdnoe bes Qanoes 3peds 9cr@
id,r,djutg IN eineu 9roBeu @uno in
Yitsbur0 ga.
IA. t 6rnclt 2egoupe, befannter fran15liltbcr
2taocmitcr
Is. Goloercs Subldum Der 9urngc,reinoe
iii -a.,fo.t. O.
l6. 3tr ieue oeutId)e -Gcianote fir 9enes
3utla, YeQ0rar,, triilt III Caracas eia
II. 0euc3uela leitet Die erite Mtihlog;;ab=
lung Gil 3cutI6tauo.- Ser 8uuotsienat
rQtiii;irt ben Observation-Disclosures in uns
peydnoerttr 0tNalt.
18. Ser beutide geibsto9 beniliiat ben
&reDit fir Die St. Coulter 98ettausitels
lung. Der oeutide @anbdstag tritt in
Berlin 3uiummen.-3 frano6fi9e Ses
putirtenfammer paffirt bas gegen bic
geiitltfen Gon9rcsattonen eert9tete
Sbuleeieb.
10. Rdttft3irung oes Subabertra9es bur9
Den 9unoesienat; Der Senat oertaqt fido.
20. t Gbas. @oofreD aelanb, pieuoonnm
s9ans Sreitmanu," ttn aReritan. Sttbter.
81. Yrdfoent GoitrD bon 8tneouela reF9r
nirt. g ger0ffcEtli6ung oes gefunbes Der
Gcblenitritcs sGpmntiiio Seftiee Grups
tioa Oes Soufrtere auf ST. Qtncent.
%. Sic ooininitontldcn 9tebtllen foben bic
@auptitaot San Gontnso nod blutiaem
&onpfe tineenommen.
25. SIN britii0en ltnterbaus ptro cine nsue
iriitbe 2onebia eir9tbroGt uno IN erfer
aeinns an9cnommen, Ser en9liiGe
General Sir scnrp Matoonolo bc9e9t
GelbItmcrb in poris. 4gdFbtut GoTtro
,icbt ieine Ief9raton iuyiii.
26. 3ufol0e zines Gontiatrbtihluiies mitT:n
outb bic Gortbduier Mtn&c bic S9eritel T
Der btrti5,nttn Gbartrtuit 6rantteid pess
loiIcn.
81. Ses Oosoos3eltc, oas frildtbayite Gcs
ti:t ca uiterl1L, D.3 N9Eii%iTrpi, is:rD
busd 0antnlbruf iIbtrih>peinNt
%. Ser tubaniid)e GsHat ratiji,iM ben
pom Ser. StQotens Stuat amenbirten &es
Spro5itdtspertra9
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-31
Erhr,tnr.

r. DrdEoent Carp lebnt es as, duf bic
WorligsforberMngea Der Qllliistsn ein3us
: geben.Ht Sc. b. Gelbriid, beiannter beuts
der 6tadtsmann.
NeiDstogsasgeoroneter g9fter dosial)
nieBt i'm MeiDstaosgebdlto i'm Srrfinn
inea nit 9labpatronen 9elaocnen 8es
bolper aiii 1id) ab.
Grsgunbeglenator s., 8. Eapes pon
41fniiadnletts. in gittsfielb, 81 Sabre
Elt.
GrDbeben in gaiIIouri, Sninots unS
I ZGsntildD. 3. 8. Suieranb, Der nenc
kron56iiihe gOtltBafter, iiberreidbt IN
lfbinetpn iein &reDitipe.
o. Sic nMoDianu,1 nit pielen Grfurfo=
7 niften an 8prb, i6citert bel 9amilton,
Nertnn0o; 9llle gerettet.
q. G1eibine Der Gbe 5tpiiGen bsnl Rrons
73en pDa Gabien unb Der 9rinSeiFn
blipia fiiot iid) In Der aere=Groge alien
bernnoct, @ralilicn6 8erbeerenDer
IN altf Der Samoa sSnielgruppe
: 9rotofolle 3tpiidben 9ene5nela unb
Mdbten tperben In gBalbin9ton uns
i1ntt.
kslgnrien labt bic Ssdnpter Der fnasebps
@ln Vrppaaanba bsrbaften iino Loft Die
bnliteg iii beif 9ropin3en auf @rdiis
BENT MoDIebelt anter5eidbnet Die Saubelss
Bepartemeiltss tttb bic @eneralitabs-gia.
Qlufbebung Der 8lodabe on Der pene5os
hni5Aen Suite.
e@j. o. gortelDou fpirb Der srfte Gefretdr
MS ilenoeiNaffenen ponbelss iiib 9lrs
Cincinnati befantlter @slebrter unb
Efriftitellcr,
Ser NaiIogicrbampfer pGlipe' geht i'm
bDipan Miper, 9isrDsG arolina, iDdbrenb
MS Grtans iinter; II perionen ertrnns
onifcn eiues 3uees nit etner init
ultinbern gefiillten Sroaepcar tn Neipz
n. 81 5 MdbGen oetDbtet, gsgen 20
bt.
sier bcs Flbefnen 0tsgierunssiubild,ms
SYapite5.
k3oaenbunq oes sipeiten oeutIbsatlantis
III Gabelg Biz 3il ben Msoren. @rnnbs
ale0uug fiir bic neue Rrie9safabemie
go fbingtDn
til6laab unD 0efEsrreih iiberreiben Der
ffei sinc geneiHiame Note betreffs Nes
nftn tn Ma5eDDnie!.
6er3Da 9iifplaus bon Wiirttemberg.
G1tltas ncceptirt oas ibm u1lterbrels
MsfprnprDqraiitin Der MG1tc Ser
ubcsienat pafiirt Die 9ausporlose, ben
nef6leil b. esteuben ultb pulasti in Der
nbss sbonptitobt gftiterftatuen at ieben.
}erbesrs1sot Eruption bss Gplima IN
trifo.
Souls Gbaoe, beutl0someritanif1er
Hrnaliit II MafbinstOn, Gerausgebsr
xSsntins!
bbftler IN Cincinnati; lber $1,000
@Ddoen.f 9tidarD Watling, Der
ilbtr BIS @atlinss@ @eibiibss.
Rerbttreitbsr 6tnrnl an Der engliidtn
ne Grober 0Re9ierungsprdibsnte,s
|tsb III 3xesi6sn. Port be N0iy oNf
~ bur4 Dsatr aerf0rt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-31
E 2Dnis ebM1rb ber Gtebente In Som
snttnfoftiif en1pfangen.

~. &bftig Ebfrdrb Der Gieberte In Rom
sntbnfaftiif enpfangen.
28. t qrofeHor 3. SO. Bibbg in Neip @as
ben, @Onn, beriibnlter 9b1fter.
20. Grbbe5en iilt tlcinaiiatiIGen 8e5irt
Non; oegeu 800 9oote. ss0nio Gbporb
bein Yapit Sic g,tabt sSrant i'm tai a.
biftbcu gcrritorign alberta bird III
GIaltnr5 einss 9ergsspfels 3ett5rt; g.. n
GO Wenid)en umgstpinnlen. CAT Dritden=
De 9iBe i'm Often, ftarter 6Wueefoa unD
gF3Joros In ntsbreren Staatcn bes 0Bes
itenS.-f Srptng Wt. Scott, Der sgeniale
Sdiffsbauer, In Sun Gronctsco.
30. S0luB 6es bcutld)sn @tiOsta9s
ndblun9 oes @robberspgs bon SaGiens
g8eimar nit Der 9rin3eIiin &aroline bon
0leuB d. 2.-8ie pttomanii6e gant tn
SalonidDi bur6 Spnanit IN Die 9uft qez
iprengt Ginueibun9 Der @eltousitelung
inst. 2orts.7f 9oul Du Gboilu, amee
rifaniiber @eleDrter in ct. 9etersburs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-07-07
DIR. VENABLE'S TRIBUTE
TO GENERAL PETTIGREW
Capt. $. A. Ashe Printed in the News s. Observer Two
Letters That Bear on Pettigrew's Fame Won
at Gettysburg.

asJrous day under P~ettsgrrw. who Was
indeed one Of the Lraye4t ana kmghtI->t
soldiers OF the war.
In the hight on the % d4y. General
Pettigrew commanded Hcth-s DIVISION uas
latter beng temporarily disabled. ana i
think the only charitable solution ii the
errors which have gone INTO history mas
b found IN the fact that the FIRST troops
winch gave way Gas i undoubtedly The
TRUTH. were on the left OF the .Iyl~sou
thus temporarily commanded Ly General
PcttgreW. But those were not rctts
Crews Brigade; DAVIS brigade was au the
left OF PettgreWs ana Brocktuborou-h~
on the left OF DAVIS and on the rxlrcm.
lett OF the division, and these w,te the
first to give way. The exposure - the
left was greatest, and il may be taa-
they did all that men could DO, under III.
clrcumstances-oi this | have nothing to
say-but It seems to me the gros~e~t and
most objectionable injustice 10 attempt
TO make Pettigrew'e Brigade (thc only
North Carolina brigade iii the trout line
Of the CHARGE. responsible tor the failure.
az Cooke and Others have attempted to
DO. No one questions tie valor or gal
lantry of Plckett's Division. ana II Was
rot necessary for the yindlcatIou Of their
fame that these false accounts should
have gone into history. No troops be-
havcd better than those OF Pettigrew'o
Brigade, which was next TO Arthur gal
liant little Brigade on the right OF the
Division and did not give way TIL after
the troops on their left had done 50 am
until the whole line gave way. TO have
accomplished more than they did vas a.
impossible as it was for Pickett 10 haze
done more.
l concur most heartily in the high esti
mate placed by Col. Nenable upon
Armistead, Garrett ana Kemper. and It 50
happens that IN a letter to the Observer.
written IN September, 1877, and published
in Moore's History. | alluded to their
gallant behavior IN that memorable
charge, but, without design, | reversed
the alphabetical order OF their names.
Certain | am that the heroic conduct Of
Armistead, as it has been described to me
by a most trustworthy eyewitness, could
not have been excelled, and the names
of the four heroes may Well stand alpha
betically, for perhaps no impartial mind
/ could discriminate; and 1t may be that
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-07-07

leaf: the 9th Michigan Artillery a wheel
the 18th Vermont a stately Corinthian
column; the 5th New York a shaft SUI
Mounted by a handsome miniature can
non.
A bronze figure Of Lieut.. Brown, OF the
18th Vermont, stands on a marble pedes
tai. OH Cemetery Ridge. AT first you
notice nothing unusual about 1t. then
you see that he Is standing on a Ratchet
and holds a sabre III ms hand. The story
IS told that the lieutenant was lett in
command Of his company where they were
differing for water and he allowed them
10 break ranks and drink at q spring.
For this his sword was at once taken
Trcm him. The battle soon RACED hotly,
ana when his company moved forward he
picked up q Ratchet that had Jeen used
to split k~indling wood, and WITH that
weapon marched INTO the thick OF the
fight. With it he smashed q Confederate
officers head and seized his sword
When one looks over the field he begins
to wonder why General Daniel Slckles
ever took up his position IN the Peach
Orchard, defying the orders OF his officers
and leaving a wide gap between his divi-
sion and the rest Of the Union forces
TO openly disobey his superiors on two
tNNJ p ~iAA ~ - $500
army, seems 50 contrary to all military
usage that it is = wonder he was not
given a drum- head court martial and
shot on the spot.
THE only thing that saved him." that
walking encyclopedia, the guide, told me,
was tha he was wounded ana cut OF.
his leg"
don't know whether the story that
Sickles cut off his own leg IS true or not,
but the monument to this old 'SaW-My-
Leg-Of" is one Of the curiosities of this
region.
THE BIG EQUESTRIAN STATUES.
The equestrian statues here are Of
heroic size, great bronze figures on I'M
nenBe granite pedestals. Reynolds is on
the spot where he fell; Meade's : just
in rear of the Federal line, not far from
High Water Mark; Hancock's is on East
Cemetery !iill, where he wa wounded.
The guide called my attention to one
thing | had never before noticed IN
statuary. When one horses foot is nfted
from the ground in an equestrian statue
here. it indicates that the man was
wounded" he said. When two feet are
lifted. it shows he was killed. If all the
horses feet are on the ground, the man
was not hit" Is this a custom OF sculp~
tors, or does it occur only at Gettysburg
One thing that viii interest those who
fought at Gettysburg IS the clump OF
thick, low trees on top of Cemetery
Ridge. by which Pickett guided MS hne
when he made his famous charge on the
Bird of July. These trees are surrounded
by a bronze fence. and the government
looks after them carefully. There are
just the same humble there were fcrty
years ago, and the trees do not appear 10
have grown pcrceptihly in that time. \
man who noted them that day would, the
old people say, recognize no change IN
them.
From IN front OF this clump of trees to
the bottom of the hill. Il veteran tells me
that on the day of the battle you could
walk on dead bodies all the way, never
putting your foot TO the ground.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-07-07
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATE
MENT.

New York, July 2.-For the week ending
July 3, net receipts at all United States
ports during week, 1S,711; net receipts at
all United States ports same week last
year, II, $50; total receipts since Septem-
Der LIST, T,663,545: total receipts to same
date last year, 1885, $685.; exports for the
week, %, $50; exports for same week last
year, %, 7y3; total exports since September
LIST, 6,445, 1877; total exports same date last
year, 6,370,336; stock at all United States
ports, pa, 2S9: stock at all United States
ports same time last year, sos, 1S7; stock
at all interior towns, u ,106; stock at all
interior town same time last year, 104,S5;
stock at liverpool, -; stock at Liver
pool same time last year, S22, 600; stock of
American afioat for Great Britain. --;
stock of American afioat for Great Brit
ain same time last year, $4,000.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-07-07
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