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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-05-08
sHlNNsroN LOT SALE.

The lot sale by the Shinnston LAND
and Improvement company came on in
Shiunston Saturday. The crowd In at
tendance was not large. Fifty lots wsrc
sold: The highest price paid was sss
and the lowest ssl- B. 7. Haxnef, q
EAinnston, was tie s,issioneer. &
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-05-08
SCOTS
EMULSION.

SCOTS Emulsion is the
means of life and of the en-.
joyment of life of thousands of
men, women and children.
To the men SCOTS Emul-
sion gives the flesh and
strength SO necessary for the
cure Of consumption and the
repairing of body losses from
any wasting disease.
For women SCOTS Emul-
sion does this and more. 1t is
a most sustaining food and
tonic for the special trials that
women have to bear.
To children SCOTS Emul-
sion gives food and strength
for growth of flesh and bone
and blood. For pale girls,
tor thin and sickly boys SCOTS
Emulsion is a great help.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT q BoWNE. chenintn.
4oe-4i6 Pearl Street. Nawx York.
300. and ~. 90 1 ~ drhknlntH
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-05-08
coon HOPE nEwsIErs.

The Freemason hall here l. being
areated to new coat Of paint.
Prof. Wade Post, who would have
graduated this term at the Bucl<hannon
seminary came home the other day with
= broken cheek bone as the result Of 9
collision In game Of baseball few
days ago. he Is mot likely to be able
10 return In time to graduate.
Nh. jacob McConkey and sister, Mrs
j. g. Law, visited frienss near Copen.
Braxtm county, last week Mrs. Sarah
Howell, niece of the TIVE FORMER, and
wife of Rev. T. n. Howeil. who used
70 reside IN this county, near Big Isaac,
died Of consumption during 6heir visit
and was bused near Copen-
Mira. DAN Starkey has beea quite III
for che past few weeks.
Hon. Lloyd wasburn also had Faite .
serious attack of neuralgia . few days
ago, but is 'etie to be out again-
Mrs. Nancy Z Finley, widow cf the
late Frank Finley, and mother Of Pro
fessor ind and flayorns Finley, had
her house ana almost all Of its contents.
along with the belongings and % IN
money Of Miss Wagner, of Jane Lew.
who has living with or rather q do
mestic, Of Mrs. Finley.s, consumed by
ere last Thursday evening. A subscrip-
ton was properly presented to the good
citizens hercabouts. who responded
freely.
The wind that evening also blew the
fire out from few ciearings, which did
considerable damage. A squad Of men
fought the fire almost all night. near Mr..
Lee McGahan's clearing. Several hundred
rails were burned up.
Mr.. orie Richard. of clarksburg, Is
visiting his father near here.
The old soldiers of this vicinity most
ly turned out to the annual encamp-
ment at your city last week.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-05-08
JAMES n. DAVID,
Adiszsnt-

Misses HAITI. and Alice chorpehing
win entertain rambler Of their friends
at party to be gisen at their home ON
Chapel street Thursday evening. May I.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-06-05
Ladies and Children Invited.

All ladies and children who cannot
stand the shocking strain of laxative
Syrups, cathartics, etc, are invited to
try the famous Little Early Risers
They are different from all other
pills. They do not purge the system
Even a double dose will not grippe
weaken or sicken; many people cal
them the Easy Pill. w. IL. Howell
Houston, Texas, says nothing better
can be used for constipation, sick
headache, etc. Bob Moore, Lafayette
Ind, says all others grippe and sicken
while DeWitt's Little Early Risers dc
their work well and easy.
Sold by Harper House pharmacy;
y. J. Riess drug store. corner Seventh
avenue and Twenty-seventh street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-06-05

Announcement is made that the
plan for this year in the memorial
exercises at Riverside cemetery over
the Odd. Fellows dead will be short
addresses. instead of one long memo
rial eulogy. The Moline lodges will
have distinguished guests on that oc-
casion among delegates to the Patri-
archs Militant and list of strong
speakers has been secured. Among
those who will speak are Grand Rep
resentative Conway, Grand Master
Harris, Col Skies. grand secretary of
he department staff, and other dis
tinguished chevaliers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-06-05
MOLINE MENTION

Adolph Huffman returned Yesterday
from the sad mission of attending
the funeral of his brother. the la
mented and beloved Carl Huffman, at
Minneapolis. Particulars of Carts
last illness so far not learned by his
friends here are that he was taken i'll
May Is, and almost up to his death
nothing serious was feared by those
in attendance on him. Saturday Carl
was up and about the hospital and
was shaved, and Sunday he seemed
well ON the road to recovery. When
he was first taken i'll he requested
that no word be sent his relatives for
fear they would be unnecessarily
alarmed, and it was his expectation
to be up and about in Il few days. The
rupture of the bowels took place
Monday afternoon, the sufferer passed
into a sleep and death ensued early
Tuesday morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-06-05

Police reports for the month just
passed show a larger number of
drunks to have been corralled for
May of 1903 than for any preceding
May for number of years. There
were IS eases before Police Magis-
trate Olson in the last month. In adj
dition to the ''drunlls,' there were
nine cases of disorderly conduct, one
case of assault and battery and six
state cases.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-06-05
EEH
SECURING YOUR SCALP
VIII Remove the Loose DandruT Scales.
but It Won't Cure DandrufF.


but It Won't Cure DandruT.
If your hair is brittle and thinning.
you have dandruff. The mere scour-
ing of the scalp Of the loose scales
won't cure dandfuff, because dandruff
is nothing but scales of scalp being
thrown up by pestiferous little germ
in burrowing itssihHay to the root of
the hair, where it saps the vitality
causing falling hair and in time bald
ness. Now you can't stop dandruff
nor falling hair. nor prevent badness
unless you destroy that germ; and
the only preparation that can do it is
the new scientific discovery, Newbro's
Herpicide. In fact no other hair prep
aration claims to kill the dandruff
germ-all of them will clean the scalp;
soap and water will do that. but only
Newbro's Herpicide gets at the root
of the trouble and kills the dandruff
germ. For sale by T. II. Thomas,
druggist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-06-05

a cordial invitation at the confer
ence which ended at Oak Park Wed
nesday and it was as enthusiastically
accepted by the delegates.
President John Slocum. of this city,
chief of the international Brother
hood of Blacksmiths, has taken n
novel and stringent course in dealing
with Blacksmiths' local union, No. IA,
of Chicago, which has acted in vio-
lation of union rules. He has sus-
pended the entire union of 600 mem
bers for having. broken its agreement
with the Chicago Metal Trades asso-
citation. ElHFF
An election has been ordered in the
1st division. Naval Reserves, of this
city, to take place next Monday ev-
ening. for a first lieutenant to sue
coed Lieut.. \. +. Bradley, who was
killed by Jack Findley.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-06-05

besides winning points in other events
in all three of these meets. Mr.. Mey-
ers was coach of this springs base
ball team and has had considerable
experience in managing the affairs of
teams in the different branches of
athletics.
Harness Makers union, No. II, will
hold its annual picnic at Schuetzen
park June IA. Strasser's band has
been engaged and there will be a
dance in the evening. while all kinds
OF athletic events are being arranged
for the afternoon. Prizes will be Civ
en- for the best bowler, the best waltz
er, and other events are being plan
ned. -
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John \. Wheeler, AIS
Bridge avenue, at o'clock Wednes-
day evening occurred the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Blanche Wheeler,
to Robert Z. Jamison. The bride is
one of the popular and estimable
young ladies of the city, having for
several years been a teacher in the
public schools. The groom is young
man of promise. being employed as a
clerk at the office of the c., r. I. &
p. road in this city. The congratula-
tions of Mr.. and Mrs. Jamison's nu-
merous friends are extended to them.
Miss Frances \. Moore, who was
drowned in the Jackson park lagoon
at Chicago, together with Jesse l..
Miller, as told in yesterdays press
dispatches, is a daughter of Rev. c. a.
Moore, pastor of the Edwards Congre-
gationaI church, of this city. She
was IS years of age. while Miller was
%. The theory is that the drowning
was accidental. The couple went
boating early in the morning, and it
is presumed they were trying to get
out of the boat when il moved and
preeipitated both into the water.
The accident had no eye witness, ow-
| ing to the earliness of the hour. but
the young woman was seen founder
ing the water. The young lady had
never lived in this city, having been
reared at Kewanee and being at school
when the family came here. The
| body will be brought here for burial
The button workers union has ar
ranged for a dance at Schuetzen park
this evening. The event is designed
to furnish the sinews of war for the
| fight with the Davenport Button com
pany. 1t is reported that large num-
bers of tickets have been bought by
other unions of the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-06-05
DAVENPORT DoTs

The date for the commencement at
ST. Ambrose college has been set and
win be June Is. The program for the
day has not yet been fully prepared,
but this will be announced later. At
that time the medals will be awarded
and those who have taken honors viii
be announced. Appropriate exercises
will be prepared and the commence
ment will be an suspicious one. The
students at the college are looking
forward to the time when they will
be at liberty for the summer vacation
and all are eager to have the com
mencement day arrive.
The death of Owen Kane occurred
at Mercy hospital yesterday morning.
Deceased was So years of age and had
been living at the hospital for eight
years. Mr.. Kane was born in Ireland
and came to the United States many
years ago.
Yesterday morning at the home of
her 'son-in-law. y. H. Kellogg. on the
Jersey Ridge road, occurred the death
of Mrs. Martha Linnell, of Pittsburg.
Pa. Mrs. Linnell was born in Surrey,
England, July 6. 1923, and came to
this. country in the year 1857, loeaf-
ing at McKeesport, Pa. She never
was Il resident of this state. but came
to Iowa two years ago to visit her
granddaughter in Calhoun county
and also her daughter, Mrs. Kellogg,
at whose home she died. She was
expecting to return to her home in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-06-05
For Over sixty Yaar,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea. %
cents bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-06-05

Chronic bronchial troubles and sum
mer coughs can be quickly relieved
and cured by Foley's Honey and Tar.
All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-06-05

the east this summer. Deceased
leaves one granddaughter. Mrs. Eliza
Robertson, of Calhoun county; one
daughter. Mrs. NJ. Gittins, of this city;
another daughter, Mrs. Robert kaulk-
ner, of Pittsburg, and also Mrs. Dan
iel Lees, of McKeesport. Pa, and two
sons, w. J.. and Joseph Linnell, of
Pittsburg.
The date for the big merchandise
shoot to be held by the Cumberland
Gun club has been set and will be
Aug. 4, 5 and 6, inclusive. The shoot
viii be held on the new grounds of
the club just west of Schuetzen park
and the club is confident that the af-
fair will be one of the largest of it's
kind ever held in the city.
o.
After his wife, Sophie, had been
missing from home for nearly a year
Frank Crawford, a few days ago, To-
Gated the erring woman only to learn
that she was leading a life of shame
in one of the resorts in Bucktown.
As soon as the husband learned the
terrible truth he secured the services
Of an attorney and suit for divorce
was instituted and decree was
granted yesterday r,4q4
I At meeting of the track team
Harry Nillspangh was elected cap
tain and c. Meyers, of the high school
faculty, manager of next seasons
team. Harry Millspaugh has been a
star member of the track team for
the past two seasons. taking first in
the broad jump at the Grinnell, tri-
city invitation and Galesburg meets,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-06-05

Moline will entertain the fair ladies
of the Illinois Daughters of the Ameri-
&c II Revolution at the next annual
conference of the state society in
1904. Mrs William Butterworth. re
gent of the Moline chapter. extended
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-06-05
w. II. Taylor left yesterday noon
for New York, going in the interest
of the Moline Plow company.

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. &. Allen were pas
sengers ON the noon train for Mich
linda yesterday. Miss Helen Huntoon
also left at noon and Miss Grace Hun
toon went in the morning. Indica-
tions are that the usual large number
of Moliners will make this popular
resort their outing place during the
summer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-07

ssruu emma T1it6erf, $50 2ouifianGs
StruBe. SnbianupOlis, Snb., fdretbt:
.Wd6renb ben bergdngensn flint Sab
rem mar i9 felteu obne S9mer5en, aber
perund Gnberte ali biefes uno 5tDdr in
febr tllraer 3eit. Sd CLAUDE, iC9 babe nur
aDei sSldl6en aebrdu6t, dls t9 mid
f9neIl su er6olen begann unb iie6en FIn=
f9en ma9ten mid gdnali9 eefunc, Sd
bcbe tein &opftpeb unb feline Riidenf9mers
5en mebr unb babe Snterefen am 2sbeu.
- gmmu Wit4ell.
Die tommenbe rneue Trou" in unferem
Qanbe tpirb nt4t BON Seoermdnn dIs
@obltbGterin begriiBt. 9lber es giebt cine
anbere sgrdu, bic Sober germ tommen iiebt.
SSeben Sag bort man bon gebre6lihen
5rauen, tpelhe fagen: sd bin cine neue
6rau geiporben bur9 Or. 9drtmdn's beiz
mii9e 8ebunblung. @s iit blos nOtbig,
Name, 4breffe, Spnptpme, Duuer Der
&runt6eit unb bic 8ebunbIung, bic man
bereits eebdbt, an Or. 6drtman, golumz
bus,, 81, etn3uI9iden, unb Nntpeiiungen
fir einen Mpndt 9e6unblung tperben
prompt 3ugef9idt. Die Mebi5tnen t0nnen
in Der nG4iten apOtbete erlungt perben.
@enn Sic feline prOmpten unb befriebiz
genben Re{ultote bur9 ben @ebrdu9 BON
peruna eraislen, 10 idreiben sic iofOrt an
Or. Sdrtmdn cine boIle Nngdbe S6res
6olles unb er tpirb fid) freuen, Sbnen ieiz
nen tpertbOollen Rutb tOitenfrei su ertbeiz
len.
4breFe: Or. Sdrtmun. preiibent Of
S6e Sartmdn @dniturium, Columbus,
O6io.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-07
Sic ,gaqiuaps aatalErupbe.
Inter ben 9uFagieren Oes 9anPfers
,6umilton befano iid eins Sod
ter oes Qlomirals S9lep.


96tGabetpbia 6. 9tai
CAPT. eyames g. Sunnen, 8efeblSz
6a6er Des 9ampfers g@uginafe,
pon Der .@l6bes2ine, psG4es 6a6rz
3eug geitern friib an Der 8irginter
aiiffe 6ur6 ben 8ampfer n9amilton,
BON Der rOnD 0Dminion=2inie, in
ben 8runb gebo9rt purbe, 1T BON
g}orfolf 6ierber gebra6t pOroen.
G6efz zoyngenieur s. 81. 9el3er, 9Ilf8>
SSnQenieur Wturrap unb Der 5tpeite
9ffi5ier tumen nit ihm, Gupt. Sunz
neq 1T I9per perleBt. 3fpei ietner
Rippen iinb gebroden, iein &opi
I9limm 5erf9lrHben, unb auBeroem
f9eint er inrsre 8erleBungen baDongez
tragen gu baben. So Iange er ni9t
i'm 9tunbe iit, feinen pffi3isIlsn 8e=
ri9t ein3urei9ep, tperbeu bic Mittbetz
Iungen Der iibrigen Sfft3iere btrpeiz
CERT.
gor foIf, ga., 6. mai. = grit
beute purbe es betannt. baB ii9 urter
ben 9uTagieren beg 9umpfers o9uz
milton" pel8er geitern friib Den
0ampfer nSugindtp" in 6en @runb
bO6rte, SRI. @9len, eine 3o6ter bes
QOmiraIs 8inFteIb q. 56lep, be-
fanO. 0iefelbe bra4te i'm 8erein nit
Der 9teparbeB unb anOeren dls pal
iagiere an 8orb befin0lt6en Perionen
$95 auf unb pertbetlte Die @umme
unter Die am Meiften 6iilfs6eOiirftigen
geretteten 2eute bonn rSuginap" Der
Cargo be5 2eBteren mar febr Dertbz
pou unb nirb dunG6ernb auf $780,
900 gef6dBt. Der 9ampfer n6umilz
ton" ging beute Qbenb na4 Retpzgprt
u6, mo er rsparirt tperben pirb. Der
i6m 5ugefiigte S4aben 1T nt6t beoeuz
ten1 unb bic Reparutur tpirb etpd
$4,000 toiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-07
@ehr @difbrildliae.
llnteraang elmer fron80iif4en Slider

llntergang elmer fran30iif4en 6tT4srs
6rigg. 0rei gg1itgGieber Der
Mannf6aft ertrunfen. = Die
ue6rigen bur9 einen Oeuti4en
0ampfer gerettet unO nu4 g}epz
gort gebra4t.
Netp gort, 6. N}ai. = % iiber@
le6enoe WlitgGieber Der aus 26 Perfoz
nen beItebenben Manni4aft Der frans
50iiI6en Gifder6rigg pS5le be 3erre
gleube" aus ct. @erpeun, Grurtrei4,
fumen beute duf bem aus 9dm6urg
bier angeIangten 9ampfer rp9ObuS"
bon Der ,OeutI9z4meritanii4en Pe@
troleum9Go." bier an. Die 8rtgg
bate am 26. >Qprtl einen Ortdn gu
6efdmpfen, in befen @erluuf iieban
Mdnner bur9 Stur3ipelen ii6er 8OrO
oeriiIen tpurben. 8ier BON bteTen iIez
BEN MGnnern purben gerettet unO brei
ertranfen. Qm %. Mprtl erIhten Der
,g666us" in Si9t unb na6m Die See
Ieute an gorb. Die 8rigg, tpeI6e ent>
mafet, led unb benz untergange ndbe
mar, purbe in granb gefeBt. Die
llebertragung Der S9iffbriidigen auf
ben Oampfer mar in 4nbetrd9t bes
bo6en @eegangs GuBerit i6ipierig unO
gefd6rli9. Gin Rettungsboot muBte
bier Fa6rten MAIDEN, e6e ale S9iffz
6rii6ieen bon bem Wrad auF ben
0dmpFer ii6ertragen tpdren. &m
46enb porber mar Elm dnberer GROCER
0ampfer an benz 8rad boriibergefubz
ren unb bate beFen 0otbii9nale be-
anttportet, ma9te iebo4, pu6ri4einz
li9 tpeil bas @etter 10 itiirmii3 mar,
teine Rettungsoeriu9e.
Die 8rigg berlieB ct. SerDean am
9. april. DIS Der Ortan am 26.
4pril dugbra9, gingen bic 6eiDen
Rdifen ii6er 9Orb, fGmmtGide 13
goote purben fortgeriFen unO bas
Ta6r3eug auf bic Seite gelegt. @s
bate $50 SOnnen SdI3 an 8oro,
pel6e f9 Derf9oben uHb bic 8rigg
baDOn abbielten, fid tpieber aufanri4=
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-07
@rLhfmnrh im @riananii.

GlebeIan6, 8, 6. M}at.-2ubz
mig @ebla5pf, angetlugt, @nna 6eff=
ner ermorbet unD beren @6emann
I6per bertpunbet 3u hoben, beging
6eute i'm bieiigen 9efGngniB Selbitz
morO bur8 @r6dngen. Setn PrO3eB
bate am Montag begonnen. Seola3pt
ging Bel Der 6amtIie 6effner in biz
&oft unb mar ii6er 9el0angeIegenb:iz
ten nit benz @6epaar in 6treit .geruz
then. Nd6renb eires biBigen 8ortz
pe6fels 3pg er etnen RebOlDer, t0otete
bic Sgrau bur4 einen S4ub tn'5 6er3
unb bra9te aud Gem Wanne cine
f61fnere Munbe bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-07
Tau gfutpnrtL pabrte i4r 6ansredlt.

Ban : Gttp, W}i6a 6. W&ai. -
0aDio SrombIeD, Elm Slider aus
0efz8apzGit1, purbe leBte Na4t gu
Disner, unmitteI6ar ienieit5 Der
@ren8e bon 3uscold Gountp, err
f6oFen unb6Qrrp 98inbebette I6per
bernunoet. Die 3bdteriu lit 6raa
Dillon Roport6, pel9e gu Disner cine
5ommernirtbf4aft betreibt. Srom=
blep unb @6inbe6ette 6utten bort ge>
itern Qt6enO nit me6reren dnberen
W2Gnnern ge3e9t, entfernten ii9 unO
fe6rten IpGter 3uriid, um me6r 8ier
gu berldngen. Die 8irt6I6uft mar
qei9loFen unb bic 5ruu peigerte ii4,
bic fpGten 8GIte fpieOer ein3uldfen.
5Frunt 0eFoe 0ffnete Elm 6enIter unD
ftieg elm, um Ielbit 9etrdnte gu bolen,
noruuf 6rdu 8oport6 Elm S6rotges
pe6r ergriff Ii. ibnen me6rere S4lGge
bamit auf ben 8opf berieBte. 9as
@ene6r sntlub ii4 babel, tObtete
3rpm6leb unb bernunOete S4inoez
bette. Die 6rau bebauptet, oa8 Sc
tpe6r iei 3ufdGig lOsgegangen un0 iie
babe ni8t beabit4tigt, bic Wtdnner gu
fdhieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-07
@anbrrnbe SndObnrstH uaB 6anie
iptbirt.

SorpntO, g. Mat..- Qus 8os
paoano, glorb46ustat6epan, piro
gemelbet, baB Gtnpanoerungss4gen
ten groBen 8erfdmmlungen bon 9un=
berten bon 0elegaten aus pier 0u4os
ber3enyO0rfern uuf Die Spur getoms
men iinb, in pel9sn brei 9elegaten
aus Worfton fir neue Banoerungsn
aqitirten. giner bieIer 8eriammlunz
aen ppAuteH MdnRer un6 5rauen in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-07
ROuIrbelt's Reiir.

H@Ni'N1@ 'S-@''S ~ - w.
Qtri5ona. : 8etrunfene Subjunz
gen ftGren bic Ra4trube bes Prds
iiOenten.
@runD Canon, 2tri3ona, 6.
Mui. 9rGfibent Rooiebelt Der>
bru6te ben beutigen Sag nit 8eit4tiz
gung bes groBen @anonS Don2(rt8ona.
@ein Grtra3ug fam um 9 ll6r 9Orz
mittags an, YferOe Itanben fir ben
qrGIioenten uno feline 8egIeiter in 8e>
reitf9aft unb nebrere 8eielIf4aften
bra4en binnen &ur3em nad oem
Canon auf. Sine Der 8eieuI6uften
beitano aus benz 8ouberneur Wiurp62
bon Nri3ona, prGfOenten Butler pOm
columbia : College" unb benz 2etbz
ar3t bes BrdiiDenten Rooiebelt.
I'm 6 ll6r 2rbenOs ging Der 3ug
pieber bon bier ub unb lit i'm 500
morgen fri6 gu 8aritop, Sal, fdllig.
Der prGiibent purbe in Der leBteu
Ra6t an perf6teOenen 9tdttDNen, fpD
Der 3ug an6ieIt, nm @ufer Ober Sob
len fir bic 2ofomotibe ein3unebmen,
bur6 6auFen &ubiungen unO anoeres
betruntenes @eiinOeI nit tpiiitem Sc
f6rei unO onOerem 2Grm in ieiner
Ru6e qeit0rt. 8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-07
@erfauft in alien 0(pOtbefen.
3aOwaB & &c.,
g3r. 55, G(m>str., g}ep>9nrt.

poutommen naftem 3uitanbe Bel.
Ngent Speers lieB Die 8erIammlunz
gen auSeinanDer treiben unb 3nung
bic 6iibrer aug gOrtton, OOrtbin 5uz
riid3ufebren. 0ie 6anatiter perOen
unter poli3eili8er &stOrte mad 9duIe
aebroht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-07
Ge6eimniBboae 8lutt6at in sUtuntis.

Muncie, Snb., 6. N1ai. -Dm.
qutterIon, Elm angeIebener 8slpobner
6ieIiger Stabt, S6nager pon 8eo. !.
Mc@uGo4, grdftDent Der rllnion
Sraction &c." purbe fpGbrenb Der
leBten g2a8t bur6 5fpei @6iiife t0btz
lid Dertpunbet. S6 has 8erbre6en in
ieiuer WO6nung ober auf Der @trdBe
perii6t tpurbe, 1T ni4t betannt, uno
aud ii6er bds MptiO liegen feline gez
nuuen Ra6ri9ten Dor. Der Sbdter
ift nod ni9t berbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-07
Gnn i6rrm enhne hrnnn,Irt.

G6tcugO, 6. Mai. = 6ruu 0nu
8iltrar, Satin zines 8irtRs, pelfer
f6 pegen ange6li9er @rmOroung bes
Rnu6en 9aul 9as3topti in 9aft be-
finbet, tit ebenfaGs feitgenQmmen NOR
ben. sic nurbe bur9 bic Wtitt6eilunz
gen, pel6t i6r @o6n SuIius @iltrur
Der 9oli3ei ma6te, Der Mit76ulO an
hsm 9Pnrbe be3ihtidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-07
r >RF'Fl)
Gin g6mer3fiQer
@eit iiber Fiinf3ig Sabren bat ii6
biefes tpunberpolle Ntittel ais bds be-
fte, unI9dbii9ite unb ii4erite 9egenS
mitteI Der @eIt fir S9mer5en ertDies
fen.
Die tre1te 49lITG
8aOnoO'S
8eQOD
8elief
fit innerfi6ett tnO du6errt-
den 6e6tatt6.

gBsHn man glsohiueH etbrau5t, Em Sbmtrjsa
gu flueH, Onttn mir oIbs Dtittsl btrmciOtu, Die
bas S1ftm beiddOigeu Opium, Worpbum, Gblo=
roiarmsattb:r, Gocaius uno Gbtorat klutn bio
S6mergH, Hocm fs ben Sim Dts g,fubls ,trit6s
reH Der 9atisut b;rIicrt OaOurd ole g,ftblsiraft.
3~s lit cine 9etdbrIbe graris; fe mosirt bic
51mptom; uHO oHitatt OaB fe Oas 2tiDm b,iti=
tiat, 5srtort ne ben Ragen. cit Sober uuO bis
Edrms, nnO p'nn fir Kng,rs 5sit fsrtstieBt, toos
t't e bic @erNn unO srjeugt Ioialt pDsr uasss
m,ins edbmune.
IS 1T teiue Rut6pcu0iqieit porbanOsn. oisis una
gttDiisn WitttI lu btnibeH, Dtun elm boftbsg Tits
tel ME Ra0Dlps RtuDb Relitf oub
oj: or0btn 5dmtpeu idHtu,r tilt, obus eefdbr
fir Grtpo6sne oOer Rnoer
SO tilt and bie iutsHii0htu 66mrjen i'm gu.
gcHblid, Dtrbiht GHtjtHOura uno 6tilt GouatRios
men ioiUobI Der 2uueen lUis Ots Wagtng Der Dare
me, oOsr uHbereu CrqaHe uno Der S6ltimbduts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-07
@rrmiifte teIrnrnnhiidle seheifen.

= 8iola Spmes, Z Sabre alt,
nurOe geitern gu 0tineOld auF Gong
SsGanb, 9.sg., bon i6rem 9sjdbrigen
8ruoer 0aotO, pel6er nit einem Rez
Ool0er fpielte, 5ufduig erf4Ofen.
= Der pOrgeItern in Der 9eldnures
8ui, unfer6aG6 Genes, Del, uuf ben
5tranb gerat6ene 6oGdnbiI6e 3antz
0ampfer Ocean" lit unbeI4d0igt
pieoer flott getporOen unO geitern 3u
96ildbelp6iu angetDmmen.