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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-03-04
South Cardinals Claim.

Washington. Feb. 28.-The senate
committee on appropriations adopted
as an amendment to the general def
cheney bill making provision for the
conduct of the business Of the depart
ment of commerce and labor appropri-
ating s301, $40 for the same Other
important amendments were made as
follows: Appropriating 1916, 0S3 to pay
the prize money claims Of Admiral
Dewey and the officers and men under
him at Manila: appropriating $50, 600
to the payment of claims of Confederate
soldiers of horses taken from them in
violation for the terms Of surrender and
barring all such claims under the act
of 1902, which are not filed by March
l, 1904
There also is provision for the pay
ment of claim made by South Caro-
lima amounting to S47, ,245.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-03-04
A Flood in the mississippi.

Memphis, Tenn, March Tho
Mississippi river is at standstill at
this point, the gauge marking 81 feet.
The water covers an area of ten miles
in the Arkansas lowlands opposite this
city and the situation is becoming Sc
rious. Many farmers left their hous-
es, and stock has been placed on high
ground. A special food warning has
been issued by the local weather bu-
reau.
At present the river is above the
danger line from New Madrid to Hele-
ma and if the predicted rise of another
foot occurs a disastrous overflow will
surely visit the Arkansas and lower
Mississippi valleys.
Capt. Lucas, of the United States
engineers, in charge of the leeves
work, has left here for Walnut Bend
on the Government boat Chisca on a
general inspection tour Of the leeves.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-03-04
WHAT PLUCK WILL DO.

The New York Herald says that fifty
students of Columbia University have
engaged Newell Perry, a blind man,
to coach them. Mr.. Perry is a wonder
full mar. When a boy eight years of
age he lost his eyesight, but even this
affection did not discourage him, and
he entered the California School for
the Blind. When nineteen years of
age he matriculated in the University
of California, where he took the degree
of Bachelor of Philosophy, afterwards
becoming a teacher and serving in
that capacity for a year.
Subsequently he took course in
higher mathematics at the University
of Chicago and received degree. In
1900 he went to Europe and studied in
the University of Munich, taking
there the degree of Doctor Of Philoso-
ply. He is now regarded as one of the
best mathematician II. the country,
and has made wonderful attainments
in that branch Of study; and thus it
is that these students at Columbia
University have engaged him TO coach
them in their work.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-03-04
The Stomach Is the Man.

4 weak stomach weakens the man, be-
cause it cannot transform the food he eats
into nourishment. Health and strength
cannot be restored to any sick man or
weak woman without first restoring health
and strength to the stomach. A weak
stomach cannot digest enough food to
feed the tissues and revive the tired and
run down limbs and organs of the body.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cleanses, purifes,
sweetens and strengthens the glands and
membranes of the stomach, and cures in
digestion. dyspepsia and all stomach trou-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-03-04
More Riots.

Disturbances of strikers are not nearly
as grave as an individual disorder of the
system. Overwork, loss of sleep, nervous
tension will be followed by utter collapse,
unless a reliable remedy is Immediately
employed. There's nothing so efficient to
cure disorders of the liver or kidneys as
Electric Bitters. It's wonderful tonic,
and effective pervine and the greatest all
around medicine for run down systems. 1t
dispels nervousness, rheumatism and neu-
ralgia and expels malaria germs. Only
5oc., and satisfaction guaranteed by J. T.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-03-04
It Saved His Leg

P. A. Danforth, of LAGRANGE, Ga, suf-
fered for six months with frightful, run
ming sore on his leg but writes that
Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in
five days. For ulcers, wounds. piles, it's
the best salve in the world. Cure guaran-
teed, Only 25c. Sold by j. f. W. De
Lorme, druggist.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-03-04

The best pill meath the stars and stripes ::
1t cleanses the system and never gripes.
Little Early Risers of worldly repute-
Ask for DeWitt's and take no substitute.
A small pill, easy to buy, easy to take
and easy to act, but never failing in results.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers arouse the
secretions and act as tonic to the liver
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-03-04
What's in a Name :?

Everything is in the name when it comes
to Witch Hazel Salve. E. C. Dewitt d Co.,
of Chicago, discovered, some years ago,
how to make salve from Witch Hazel
that is a specific for Piles. For blind,
bleeding, itching and protruding
Piles, eczema, cuts, burns, bruises and all
skin diseases, DeWitt's Salve has no equal.
This has given rise to numerous worthless
counterfeits. Ask for DeWitts-the gen
uine. j. S. Hughson & Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-03-04

If the Rothschilds had increased
and multiplied after the manner Of
many families there would by this
time have beer a prodigious number
of the English branch, let alone the
rest, but, after more than a hundred
years, the descendants of Nathan
Meyer Rothschild founder of the
English Rothschilds) only amount to
between thirty and forty persons.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-03-04

Greece
That land of the brave and free
sublime,
Still beams respondent through the
clouds of time
TIKI rnil sanofSied hv The hsiof1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-23

berlano ausgeoe6nt tperoen, no bic
8erbtnbung nit elmer eleftrti9en Stz
ME bergeiteIt perben tpirb, Die gort
uHb 9arrisburg perbinbet.
S9ob cine N~egertn.
Sn Der Na9barfddft pon Rorfoft
poate 5rau 8ena Sellers, Die 9attin
zines bon ieiner Wobnung abpei enz
ben 8a6nbeumten, mebrere Negerinz
men Dur9 S9redi6ife aug ibrem
Sbfgarten perjagen. tnglid(i4er
Meiie truf cine Sdrotlabung cine uuf
Der poriiberfi6rsnben 2anbitrabe be-
finbIi9e Hegerin,. peI9e Der 5rau
Sellers 5ufah, ME lie i9ob. Wfan
9laubt, 'bab Die Regerin ni4t beoent=
lid ~Derfpunbet poroen lit,
Sn Horfolt angefom m n.
Der &reu5er rQrfanias," nel6er
ieinsr 3eit i'm Miifiiiippi 5lufe feitz
gefd6ren mar unb nur mad lGngerem
8egen tpieber Iosfam, lit enpli6 pie>
Der in Rorfolf angefommen.
Der 8igamie Be- 4u1btgt.
Sn Cumberland tpurbe Der 25
Sabre alte Wm. RaD unter Der. Be
| f4uloigung per6aftet, gum 3peiten
Male gebeirat6et 81 BADEN, tpG6renb
feline erIte 5rau 2apiniu Rup, Die er
am 4. SUM- 1896 in Suflanb 9eirdz
t6ete, nod am 2eben unb ni9t bon
inn geidieOen lit. RuD tpobnte nit
ieiner 5rau in S6omas, W.z8a., unO
babel merfte Die 2eBtere, baB i6r
Mann einem SRI. ROuie me6r 4ufz
merfIamfeit i9enfte, als fir einen
p%er6eirat6eten Mann gut lei. Sic Oerz
onlaBte i6renM2ann, na9 petersburg,
8.z9a., gu 3ie6en, SroBbem gelang
es i6m, bic 0erbinbung nit benz jun
gen Mdoden aufre6t gu erRalten, unO
in ben leBten Sagen iu6 5rau Ran
gr. /, baB i6r Mann cine 9eirat6sz
Qicen3 erlangt uno bas Wtdo6en aud
ri9tig ge6eirat6et babe. 9arauf err
tolgte 1etre Uef9dttun9.
8ranb in GIIicptt Gin.
Qm Sonntag friib brannte in gaiz
cottzGitp auf Der 8altimorezGountp
Seite Elm eritebenOes 9aus bes in
Baltimore nobnenOen 6rn. Sdcob
S6ep al. Wie bic Poli5ei iagt, ltegt
8raroitiftung por.
Rpti3en.
Der nabe 2urup, 3D., po6nenOe
5armer s. g.. 8u6e ernOtete uuf 8pei
2tdern 0isIenfelb neun Sonnsn 9eu.
Sn 4leranoria BADEN 8. 6. Spittel
unb Sri. u. 8. 8errid gebeiratbet.
Sn Martins6urg, W.z8a., brannte
Elm StaG oes 6rn. u. 5. 8enB ub.
Sin YferD fam babel in ben 6lummer
nm. Sn Oeriel6en Tu6t tpuroe Elm
geriu6 semu6t, einen anoeren StaQ
un3uiteden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-23
Slus Dem Sunrrn WarBlanb's nTo
ben angren,cnDen Staattn.

&ei6e Wat5en Grnote.
Sn 6reoerid : GountD bat Die Wdiz
Sen@GrnDte b~egonnen unO aQer Wahrz
i6einli6feit na6 piro Oieielbe beoeuz
teno gr0Ber tperoer, ais ieit Den leBten
finf Sabren. 0us 8etreiOe 1T be-
f%onper5 gut unD Die 6urmer ilno, bod
erfreut ii6er ben QusfaQ Der @rnote.
4u6 Die !6euzgrnDte, nel6e Dur4 Die
Srotenbeit g~elitten bate, peripriat
.oQe Grpurtungsn gu iibertreffen.
2pn9berud d..
8ei'm 4rbeits6aus na6e Outlining
ton, Del, lpuroen I6pu6e 9eriude
oema6t, an benz Nsger George 0bite,
lpel6er 6elene 8iIbop, Die ~17zjdbrige
So9ter Des gaitors 70. u. 8tfAop,
iiberfiel unD t0Dtete, 2Dn9iuiti5 gu
ii6en, a6er 6eioe Mul ipuroe Der Ser
iu6 our6 bic @a4iumtett Der Be-
BORDEN unb pObl au4 bur4 Die ges
ringe Qn3ubl Der 2pnder perietelt.
Set bas MGb6en ieinen 9erleBungeu
erleQen lit, fat man piel bon 21n6>
iuiti5 reben b0ren uno Die Yoli5et, ME
Die Wu6en i'm gountD : Qrbeits6aus,
mo Der angetlugte ge9er eingeiperrt
lit, baden besbulb fOrtpdbreno groBe
0a6famfeit ausgeiibt. 3pii4en 2
unb 3 l1br Morgens periammelten iia
etlpa 90 Mann r9G}uri6ulltopn, na4e
Der StGtte Des 9erbre9ens uno mar
i6irten gum Qrbetts6uus. Sic tpdz
rem nit 9iitplen un0 5linten bepaffz
net, uno ais Tie oas 9efdngniB err
rei6t, perunitalteten lie bort cine De
mpnitratipn uno per cine S6teBtpdfft
6atte, feuerte oisielbe ab, nobel Der
8uf sri9oG: n6eraus nit benz Rig=
oer.." 0as 4rbeitsbaus lit nun aber
elm 5iemli9 fsiter PldB uno namentz
lid fir cine 10 feline 54aar unan'
ereifbar. Der SberauHe6er bate ale
feline Wa6en auf goiten, bod brau4:
ten lie fsinem Qngriff Wioeritano 81
Ieiiten, Denn Die Menge 5eritreute iif
balo fpieber. 8ur3 Darna9 Aieb es.
Elm anberer Wfpb bon etna 100 Ser
fonen mdrI9ire BON Wilmington aug
6uf bds Nrbeits6aus, unb Poli3eis
Gdpitdn Gpans BON Wilmington, De.
bappn 60rte, parnte alsbalO ben Sc
fGngniB : aufie6er uno i9idte eint
Mbt6eilung 9oli3ei BON II Manr
mad benz Qrbeits6auie, ND bieie biz
Menqe auseinanber trieb. Gina bret.
Zig Mann lungerten nod bis Sages-
dnbru9 uuf Dem plaBe berum, ger
itreuten ii9 bann aber ebenfaQs. =
DIX 6amilie pes Observation-Disclosures
t6ut qles, mas in threr &raft ite6t
am @epuIttbaten gu perhiiten, uni
rGt6 ben 8Hrgern, Dem 9eiebe ieiner
Saul gu lafien.
0orfzM n If ter.
Die nere Srole1 : 2inie bon Yorl
mad Man6eiter unb Mount 8olI
purbe fir ben 9etrieb er0ffnet. lin:
qefG6r 200 @inpD6ner famen untel
8egleitung elmer Muiif : aapeqe II
Grtrarpdgen 81 oieier 5eier. Sn Die
dem CONNER pirO bic 2inis Bis gorf.
baDen unO i4lisbli4 bis NspsGum:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-23

9erfpnulnoti3en. - ST..
So6n Sittig, Der BEL ieinem Sobne in
llniontopn, Carroll : Gountp, po6nt,
fam troB ieiner 80 Sabre Dor einigen
0o6en nab Baltimore, UNI Oa5
SGngerfeit mit5uma6en. Gr poAnte
bier BEL ieinsm So6ne, 9rn. 4uguit
Sittig, uno reiite geitern, bo6 erfreut
ii6er ben Grfolg Der i60nen Dsutiden
6eier, gu ieiner Sodtcr, 5ruu 2ouiie
M}orris, in OilsGitp, ga, 9r. Sit
tig gebOrt gu ben alien treuen GeIern
bes r0eutiaen Gorreiponoenten."
Gin Brad fir ben Cape
Ran Oienit Der Queen anne's
8a6n" 1T ieit Sturgeon eingefteqt NOR
Den. Inter ben nsuen 8aggons oes
3uqes, Der DON 2oOezPoint na4
2etpes uno 8ebo6otb gebt, lit Elm
bunfsl olioenfarbiger @uggOn fir
Clubs, Der pru4tbOu mDblirt lporoen
lit; bic 8iiIsn iinb nit 8rocaoez
Ylif6 iiber3oger, uno Die 8orbdnge
paIien oa5u. On jeOem @noe oiefes
WuQqons lit Elm Obi eroationsz0ez
purtement. 0esgleiden lit Elm Wagz
gon nit 5tii6len fir Priputpartie'n
in Dem 3uge, 9as fiir3li4 bon 9rn.
u. 80. Campbell gepu4tete rGuitnoz
6ptel" miro am nd6iten Gam tag
formeQ er0ffnet, fir tpel4e 8elegenz
belt cine 4n3d6l 8ultimorer na9 Fez
6o6ot6 reiien pirb. Wegen oeS Sd
6eren Ie6e man na6 ben Qn5eigen an
anoerer SteGe oes y9eutI6en Gore
fponoenten." Qm 8. Suli mu6t Der
n8erein Der &aufleute Der 4ltftaOt"
feline Subreszg rfuriion na4 Reboz
bot6.
rMurDIGnber Stautsz
8urreuu= 8erein." - Die 8.
Su6re8 : 9eriammlung bes vWfarpz
ldnber Staats : 8arredu : 8eretns"
finbet am T., 8. unb 9. Suli inOceans
Gttp ftutt. Der SefretGr @onpaD %,
Cams bat 81 oieiem 3pede Elm Sir
tular bruden la7sn, tpel6e5 ale Gin
| 3el6eiten, forpie bas Brogrumm fir
bic 8erTammlung ent6dlt. 4uf cine
8enu6ri9tigung iOrgt berielbe fir
Transportation unO 9Otel6equemIi4z
feiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-23
9Ofalbcri6tc nus gSaibingtOn
@eiitRaneitp I.

yo6n 8. 6enielmann, jun., Elm
STUDENT Ger Qnn 2(r6or C0ti6) Uni
perIitdt, 6efinoet iia in Boibin8ton
in 8epabriam, Oa er au5enidelnlth
an 8eiIte5itDrung leiOet. Gr tam am
5Onntao bort an, itieg in einem 6otel
ob uro etfreute Die &eQner ourh So
Srinfqeloer. Damn ihrie6 er an
QrGiioent R~ooieOslt einen Brief oes
Snbalt5, oaBRooieoelt fir Die ianeile
Grleoiqung BON 4a~tentseIuasn tur
einoe6iloeteg rfinoungen ior5cn lolte,
8enr oos ni6t geIdebs, pjroen nab
rere Qeute nit Dem 2eben 6uBen.
6enielmann Iaeint in 6olge DON
ueberuntrengung BEL isinen 9tuoIen
ben 9erItano perloren 81 BADEN.
Seine Qngeb0rigen in GooIn9ton,
Sno., Die man telegrapRii6 benah=
ri6tigt BAT, peroen i'm abhoien uno
fir feline llnterbringung in elmer 9etls
anItalt Sorge traQeR.
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Sta0t Baltimore.
Sricibrf0rbcrnns mod Dem @u5lanpe.

Die a~usnGrtige poIt fir Die nit
Dem 27. SUM enoenoe No4e i4liebt
Gin alien 5Gqen piinftli4) I'M biez
iigen Qoftamte, pie folgt:
Die padetz9oit lit offen tG9li9 bon
3 ubr Mc1gens Bis 5 1br Rd4mitz
Tags (auagenpmmen Sonntag); bic
padetsQoIt fir 0eutI4lunO i4liebt
I'm II 16r 8ormittags AM Wfontag
unb Mittpo6.
Die 0ampfer rsrluHcn Getpzgort,
A.zg., biz anpertpeitig a%ngegeben.
SrungetIcntif6e 30 It.
0ienitdg = 8 uAr Nbenos, fIrguz
rppa, per Oompfer philadelphia"
piu Soutbampton (poit fir Srluno
muB per 0ampfer rP9iluOelpbia"
0orefirt fein); II u4r A6enos, fir
europa, per 9dmpfer nMujeitic, "Dia
0ueen5topn.
Mittpp6 = 9 u6r Q6enbs, fir
5ranfrei6, Sio : europa, @gppten
uno 8ritiId : Sroien, per 0ampfer
ga @uscogne," pia SABRE (4Oit fir
droere 56eiIe Guropd'5 muB per
0amffer ga 8ascogne" aoreFirt
ietn.)
0onneritug - 7 lt6r Q6enos, fir
europa, per 0ampfer Settle, Dia
Aueenstopn 0oit mug per 9ampfer
,Geltic" uoreiIirt iein.)
6reitag - 7 u6r Q6enoS, fir GU
ropa, per 9ampfer nGampdnia," pia
Queenstopn.
@of iii g ii b. unb Central
Qmerita, Weitirbien etc.
9ienitug - 1 u6r Hadm., furSdz
maicu, per 0ampfer BON Bottom; 7
u6r Qberos, fir 8raiilien, per 0umz
pier .8eGagio", piu 8io Suneiro II.
@antos; y u6r Na6t5, fir 8renaz
ba unb Sriniouo, per 9umpfer r8rez
nuoa"; fir 9urf5 Sslano uno ct.
Domingo, per Oampfer pGhrotee.""
Mittno6 - u ubr 'g2u6ts, fir
Cuba, per 0umpFer vMonterep;" fir
Ga QfQta : Stuaten, per 9umpfer
Egyptian 9rince;" fir Die 8a6dmus
uro Cartilage, per 9ampfer r@ienz
fuego5."
Oonneritug = 1 ll6r Na6m., fir
Sumaica, per 0dmpfer BON Bolton.
6reitag - l ll6r Ra6m., fir Ser
muoa, per 9umpfer BON 6alifur, q.
g.; Il lt6r g}o6ts, fir YOrto Rico,
curacao uro 8ens5ueld, per 9ampfer
y@oracas;;" fir 6ortune S5IunO,Suz
maica uno Gartagena, per 9ampfer
,2ltai;" fir 6aiti uno Santa Wturz
ia, per 0ampfer n9tt6os;" fir Guba.
per Dampfer rMorrO Cattle" pia
0ubuna.
9oit fir Ne~ufunblanb bid Rortb
@bbneb unb fir MigusIon biu Bolton
f9lieBt bier tGgli9 UNI 8 l16r Nuhz
mittags; fir Gu6a pia Sdmpa, 5la,,
tGgli9 nm 1 lt6r 0a6mittags; fir
6onburus, Gotta 3ica unO @udtemus
Ia bia RepsS rleurs tdgli4 Inn 8 ubf
0benos.
Sransz g dctfie 3 o It.
6reitag - 7 l1br 46enos, fir Die
96ilippinen, Oiu Gan 5ran5iscO.
9oit fir @uItrulien, NeuieeIuno,
Sill, Samoa uno 6atpaii, biu San
5ran3isco f4lieBt bier tdgli4 Bis gum
II. Suli 7 llbr 4benos,
8 runsz9ucificz9oif pirb tdgli4
gum 4~bgangshafen befOroert uno DR.
engagements iinO gstroffen fir beren
ununterbru4ene ueberIano : 8sfOroes
rung.
g. 9aptes 8urfteIb,
goitmeiiter.
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Oln1tnftn

9tridunt nibt, Ntbbtl's elegant t;uqtribtttt5
pbotoQrapbiibcs ItcI;tr, Rr. 32l, RorOz8aD=Str.,
5u bciubtu.
8or3iqlibs, qarortirt O%alcrbaite Gabincts9iIOtr
fir 81 90 pas 9ub.no.
Gmain.= uuO 4lutin=9jlotr, ionic fintltriib
ausacfibrtc ltbsnsgroBt Qortrdt5 fnO @cbbtvs
Spcjilljtdttu.
SIR gut, gcOicnuna bHrat Der Ruf Os Gt;lirs.
lIRdrjlj,lS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-23

Iafen bat. 9erIelbe 1T in San 6ranz
5iScO, Gal; Die Union Mil Die 6rdIt
mad ibrem 6eimatbsorte 3uriid ien>
ben unO ibren Mann 5pingen, fir tie
gu iorgsn. 8eioe Iino erit 10 Sabre
aft. Der Mann beiBt 2oren3 Slider.
II etgnutipn unD Grnenz
nung.
6r. 6. %. Stodett, Elm langjGRrts
ger Glerf i'm Ste~uerbiireau, r%eIignirte
gsiterl, nm i'm Nep=Yorter 8iireau
Der ,Nmericdn Sobacco Company"
cine STEELE dn%3une6men, unO Staotz
Solicitor 8prter ~ernannte 6rn. Did.
g. Gaug6ep pon Rr. al, 8eitz2az
funettezQ oe. gu Ieinsm NahfoIger.
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$500 atlantic Gitp, $500
Cape Man, Sea Ssle @itp, Ocean

OO.NO ~ ! ! " ~
Cape MaD, Sea SsIe Stir, Ocean
Gitp, N.zS, auf Der rpenniplpaz
niaz@ifenba6n."
8eqinnenb am 26. SUM- uno FORT
fabreno bis gum II. September 1903,
peroen ieben 5reitug uno Samitdg
Runbreifez8iIet na4 ben oben9ez
nannten 9unften an Meeresufer CUR
Rate bon $500 perfuuft,fi fir bic &iidz
fu6rt Bis gum folgenoen 0ientag gill
tia uno ouf Der Hiidubrt einen
Qufent6alt in p~bilabelp6ia inner6al6
Der 9iiltigfeits5eit bes 8iqets geitd:z
tenb. Die Itlanticzg Stir 8i1ete fperz
ben uuf Der 0elalpare aioer Bridge
Route p6ne Grtraz8ergiitung angez
rpmmen. Q68,714,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-23

8etterausfi9ten Sir
Marplonb uro ben 9iitrift Columbia
Reaen am Sienitag, tlar unb tpGrmer
am Mittpo9, frii4e Otli9s, ipdter
psrGnnerIide Minbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-23

Wu8 Iange mdhrt, ntro
1ut.- Sine Dor langen Sahren aus
ben GSuqen gegungene 6dmilie muroe
qeItern pom &aDt 8drlunO 3uiammenz
oefiigt; auF ME LANCE? 1T cine 5rage
Der 3ufunft. Der 8ufe Sultan Soz
totopsfi muBte ii6 duf Die @ni4uIz
biounq Derantporten, feline 6rau uno
Tamtlie pernu6ldiigt 81 BADEN, nun
be d6er e%ntlafen, ba er periprdh, BON
iebt an fir Die Seinigen, 5rdu uno
orei 8inoer, gu iorgen, uno oos G9ez
puar perlieB gemeiniam ods oitllAs
5tdtions6uus. Die 5rau. Die ben
flaIiiI6en Numen Nngelu trG8t, err
sd6lte benz &aDi, buB lie ii6 nit til
rem Manre Dor 10 Sabren in HuBs
lamb per6eirut6ete. Dor II Sabren
perlieB er tie uno tpanOerte mad 4mez
rita, ieit tpel6er 3eit lie ni4ts me1r
BON inn 60rte. Sbm i4ien Der @eiz
gen bier nt6t fonoerli6 gu bliiben unO
er panberte BON Stabt 81 StdOt, Bis
er I6liebli9 auf 0ugrs's 6urm in
8len6urnie, Qnne 4runoel : Gountp,
9teQung fanb. 6ruu SptOtOp5ti
f6luq fid inbefen i4li4t uno gere6t
in ibrer 0eimat6 bur6, bis lie Dem
l1ngetreuen I4lieBli4 por 5Dei Sab
rem nd6 Nmerifu folgte uno ieltRar
feinen Spuren, apar ni4t err0tbenO,
aber Inn 10 eifriger folgte. Bel elmer
9Freunbin in Wilmingtor, Del, fanO
lie rntertunft, Sbr 8emiiben tpuroe
enbli6 nit Grfolg getr0nt. Sic erfu6r
lebte @o6e ben Nufentbalt i6rer itdrz
feren 6Qlfte, fam am 6reitag mad
Baltimore, no lie Bel Peter SIepta,
CIR. 1914, @aitern : 4penue, aufgez
nommen tpuroe. Nm Samitdg CAB i6r
@quire Garland einen 8erbaftsbee
fe6l, Der bom 9oli5iIten 0tngler boil
soqen purbe. 9a5 Ghepuar traf gum
eriten Male na6 12zjd6riger Srenz
nung iW 5tatiOnsbuuie 3uiammen,
rpel6es lie na4 bem @erb0r gemeinz
Jam bsrlieBsn.
Die 8attin. = 8uz
ffap 2ausnrpt6 BON Or. $40, Suoz
4nnzS trabe, purbe geitern pom 8Goi
Garland in Der 0itli9en 9oli3eiitotion
fpegen ungebli9en Qngriffs uuf feline
bon Inn getrennte Satin Murn 2au=
| enrpt6, Nr. TOP, 9anpper StruBe.
nm $25 geitraft. Die 5ruu iu4te i6r
in ieiner Dobnung duf ND er nit Ell
ner anberen 5rau leben ion, unb muir
be angebli9 pon ibm in rau6er Weiit
aus benz 9auie befproert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-23

Srintt &ennD's S6ee tn b
3affee.-Gsit 80 Subren berii6mt
fpeQen QualitGt urb 9reiie, s. ..
&ennnGp o., 60 2Gben. (60idS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-23

Der nOrleans StroBen n
Qet6z unO Spar @eretn"
nu6m in ieiner Is. Sabre5z9er1ammz
luna i'm Bureau in g}r. 208, Horoz
Wplfsz 5troBe, gs6olten, ben fol9enz
ben Qusnei8 ii6er bic 6inan3en ent8ez
oen: Ginna6men $45,981.57, 4usgu>
ben S44,576.87, in Safe am Is. Wtoi
1903, $14O4.7O {. 8ermOgen $56,z
265.4O, Decentralization $54, 820.26,
l1e6erI6uB $1445.14. g&a6 Qt63ug
elmer 0ioiOenoe bon 81 qro3snt fir
bic leBten 6 Monate nurpen Dem Rez
ierpefono $37.17 .3ugepieien, Der
9erein bat fir Da5 psrfloTene Sdhr
81 9ro3ent 0iDiOenoe erflGrt. Die
8~eamtenrpa6l bate folgenOe5 ReiuIz
tat: 5o6n 9a6n, 9rdiOent; 5ato6
Suq6es, @icez 9rGftOent; 8itu5 Dds,
66uBmeiIter; Martin Strait, Setre<
tGr; 9treftoren: So6n 8urtel, 5rant
O6l6arot, Mi6ael 8olobauier, ST.
WaBmunn, iun., 8rsO. a06ler, 81. S.
genn, Sames g. Bartlett, S. u. @inz
fsloer; Qntpult, 5o6n 9annibul.
8ufe6ulL- 9as ReIultdt Der
oe7trtQen gpiele mar ME fOlgt:
q 81 al e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-23

BEL Dem leBten Sdngerfait bat augsz
meme 8%efrisoigung erregt. Sober Der
elm batum, mas Inn Qeb0rte. Rur Elm
umItuno nirD bsute beoauert, Mani
lib, ouB fem Yreis fir Ou5 bette 8ier
ausgeisB mar, oa5 pdbreno o2S
@Gagerfeites gstrunten puroe; oenn
iopo6l bic uusndrtigen, ME Die elm
6eimif6en SGnger parsn bereit, einen
Iol6en 9reis 6rant Steir5 Bier 5uz
5uertsnnen. Q74)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-23
@etferberidht.
Ser. Stoaten=@ ettersShreou, !
Baltimore, ben -. SUM- 1S03.)

@ittT- sorOnctcrf. 29.ss 90bfe aemptratur. II
gHittI. S~h,rrroutterf.. 90 9~iitorisfte 3eutperat. 81
Bic boffte S6nrlistctt be5 gein6es IN elmer
etnun, bttrIo Fl Neilen pom RorDtDttea.
Sas oenrtat @ttter. Die b65its
5,mp.ratur os e~eitrietn Saq,s IBIS s ubr abenDs)
mar ouf na6e,uanHtsn 6iatiousu, ME toIgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-23
Ginc @ciie nod ScntIhlnuS,

nm Die Melt oOer na6 trgeno etnem
STEELE Der Welt arrangirt. Retie@
biGete ii6er aQe 8a6nz uno 0ampfers
Qtnisn. S6eo. 8. 9iener &c
6 G.. AIS WuterzStr. (266-)
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
RECOGNITION is REFUSED.
Provisional Government Finds in
Powell a Tough Proposition.
(Bv The Associated press.)

San Domingo. Nov. 27.-united States
Minister Powell today refused TO acknowl
,dge the provisional government and also
denied its demand for the withdrawal
Of former Finance Minister Galvan vino.
with Judge George Gray. OF Delaware,
had been appointed TO arbitrate the Santo
Domingo Improvement Company. Mr..
Powell told the provisional government
that the question OF arbitrat'ng the
claims of the Improvement company was
1ow closed and could not be re-opened;
hat the board OF arbitration was now
July constituted, according to the condi
tionB OF protocol; that the board will
convene and its members proceed TO the
consideration of the issues presented by
both parties, and that its decision will be
final. He added that the United States
government cannot and will not interfere
in any manner with the composition Of
the arbitrat ton board, named by the gov
ernmcnt of President Wos Gil.