davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-14
Sa9fea.

0tt8ben. Snfoige zines guf,
ruf8 pom IS. SUM- = ). guy Samnt.
luna zines 5onbs 5u elmer 5iobsQaz
6tiftuua fir OaS Ntorjo Q0u0. Sin.
osr6oIpitat gum Geoda!ntB an BE ps..
tpiqte grin3efiiu Sobdnn Gsora ma
rem bis ppr Rur3em 20,9l5 Mart elm.
ge9anqen. S0uig @eor9 ipeuDetg 2O0O
Ntort, bic &1niginsDituO Garcia
1000 Mart, Prin3 SO6ann Seoro
1000 Wart unb 9rtn5eIdn @otbi.os
$50 mart.-@eitprben iiUo oabier Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8r. Grougel, Icrs
ner Der fribere 9rsSbeHer StaOttom
mdnoant General b. 3ei40u, Ionic Der
@enerulmuior a. .. S6uitsr.
Iue. Die 5tpeigIeiijg oJs1staute
6treds Glue Niebsrfnlema Der 3pjtaus
S6par5enberger 9abuI,Hie murOe
iiin9it erDffuet.
u lau9 a u. 8or Sturgeon poyen
IS $50 Sabre, OaB ooS 9jeii9e 8aiieus
Gaus 6eite6t. Den @runoitod IeQte Iets
ner ,3eit Elm Qotterieqepinn Der Nina
berger 2Otterie in 96be bon Sboler 8
@rof6en. SIM Sabre 1897 6e9am man
nit Dem 9au zines neuen @e6iUoes,
ba8 am &c. SUM 1898 itjney 9eitim-
mung iiber9eben puroe.
s. o BEN Il ei nzG thai
Die Wittlpe oes SabritbeIiBe1s SGubers
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S4peii.

il i II. Die eIsttrii6e StraBens
ba6n 3iiri9s 81 rlifonsG ecba6 bef0rs
berte i'm 4uguit 1921 perIonsn gss
gen 155,312 i'm Quguit 19O3.-Sn Der
in 3lri9 itattgebabten internationdIen
Ronferen3 CUR 8etdmpfung bes MfGbs
9enbanoels rpursn IA Staten bertrez
ten, oarunter 9eutihlonO, 0eiterrei6z
%llngarn, RuBlanh, 0dnsmart, Gt!pes
oentgtoripegen. - Der N~erlagsou6s
bdn6Ier 6ris0ri9 S@ultbeB, elmer Oer
dIieIten i6pei3erii6en @srIeger, lit in
3lrid geItorben.
u3ern. Der internationdle
SpbtdlmologentougreB nurbe in Gu
germ unter QnneIenbeit BON 900 96eilz
ne5mern our4 8unoesrat6 0r. 8eu=
cher er0ffnet.-0er 2tbbe Sistpogel aus
Dem @liGb 1T ouf Higi&ulm pom
8liB %9etroifen morben, er mar fofort
tobt. 3pei Yerionen, bic bi9t ne5en
ibm itunben, blieben unDertebt.
Q t. q aIen. Die 8erpaItungss
%red)nung Der Gtaot CT, @aleu i6lieBt
nit einem Defi5it BON $4,000 Jrancs.
@raub ii II b II. DDS 9olt bat
has ueue S6ulgeieB b~etreIfs Nusoebs
nung Der S&ulpfIi4t uuo S4ul5eit
Ongenommeu.
Seifin. Sur 50rberung elmer
elettrii6en Strobenbabn Qotarnos
9omoso'OTota Our9 GentopQai uno
Bal 9ige53o bat IiA Elm Gretutiptomite
gebiloet. Die projettirte 8ubn 1T bic
t~iir3eite @erbinOung 5luiiden 9pttburO
unb Simpton.
Reuenburg. Sin &onIortium,
on beIienS Spite bic llnternebmer 9Srote,
Weittrmonn & So. in 3Iri9 iteben,
bsabIihtigt ben 8au elmer 0rabtieils
ba6n BON Der 9abrItatiOn Qsuen6urg
ouf ben g6aum0nt.
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9xeie StGbfe.

8 am6ur9. @n 8oro bes i'm bic
gen 0afsn I~te9enoen, feline 2uoung To-
ihenben 0ampfers Banana" Der DON
Der WeIttiiite BON 4fritu eingetroffen
mar, tpurbsn tobte, peltDeroG6tige Rats
ten porgeFunoen. Die psiteren Gnts
INSTRUMENTATION puroeu auf beb0rbs
Iide 4norpnung eiu9eiteGt, bic tooten
Ratten benz batterjotogii6er Snititut
our unteriu9unq eln9eIleIert, pel6e
bartbat, oaB einige Der &atten nit
psitteimen bebaftst naren.-Oie beutz
fde Qepdntez2 inie beihIob. BEN 9afen
BON Sooer fortub BON ibren S4ifien
onlaufen gu laIIer -Sn Dem Saupt9es
fdn9niB Jublsbuttet eri2Iug Elm
Strafgefdngeney ieinen GenoNeu, Der
Gautdbot bate unD ibm tejrsn a6s
Dab, nit benz Stisieleiiten.
Bremen. 3n Bremen lit Cutie
g6ilippi, eeborene &eitner, bic leBte
@ntelin BON .0eyt6er5 2ptte," i'm
Utter BON SO Sobrsn geitorbsn,-Qns
bier purben 5ipti iran3Oiii6e Stuoens
ten, net9e oos Utisrfort 8rintumers
boi pboto9raptjrter, in 9oft 9enoms
men.
QIbed d. Der QunbfGaItsmaler
qrofeFor Rstti6 1T I'M &Iter BON "a
sSo6ren oeItprben.
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2IuG bic patitembsrgiIde SpartaTe
lit crb0ttg, an bic ein3slnen 8ouluitiz
gen gu gang mdBigem 3insTu8 @orz
leber in Der geiammten 606e BON
100000 bis 100000 Wtart ~a6suQebeu.
0ie Dffentliden Sammluugca tit bic
46gtbrannteH baber Biz jeBt runo
100000 Mart ergebeu, Ousi@tieBua
Der ij9 duf piele Touisnoe Oon U{art
b~elaufenosn Gingduge in BEN Sammel=
biidien ant 9ran0orte Ielbit. Der So
mia bat fir Die Qb9ebrdnnten ais 5,uejte
Spenpe 1900 Wart iibertpeiien laiieH.
QDelberg. 9isier Gage Dur0e
ouf bieiiQer W|arfung I'M 9eimbadt6ol
Elm fart 5ebn qfunO iAperer Gteius
adler nit 2.10 M}eter GliigeIip0nnpeite
erIs9t.
9 i.berad Of. Qntf 9erauIaFung bes
bieiiqen SunItz un0 NItertbumSperetns
unb our6 Gaben oeuti4er 8olos
fbmiebe lpuroe cine 9ron3es@ eoentz
tafeG fir bu8 @e6urtS6aus beS beritbm=
ten @oloi6mitos 0inglirger nit bem
8ilOniB oe8 6srborragencen So0ann
Melftor 0iu9linger. SofjupeIier pe3
S0ni9s guguit OeS Storten, geltiftst,
6etIbrpnn. Sine 6euersbrunIt
seritDrte neuli4 in Der 5abrtt fir Ianos
nirtbI6oftIthe MoIdioeu bon s. Weiz
pert &c S0bne umiuU9rei6e Gdgergsz
bGu0e uuO 3a6lret4e ftrtige Mdf4inen.
6 d i M. Die beige W}eBz
eereigeuo eni6af beabij6tigt, i'm 2tns
f6lub an oo8 S9ta6t6uu5 cine GRO
bere SiiblanIoge nit 5leiI3bad6etrieb
fir i6re Mtit9lieoer 81 erriAteu; Iie BAT
gu bieiem 3pet Die angren3enoen Sc
bGuliAtetteu BON 4uguit 8ontlin nit
$4,000 Mart ertauft,
Sbereiu9en. l~lulGneIt BIT
ip6brenb zines Streites Der leoigl
S4reiner Dengler Dem Poli3eioieuer
lllmer BON bier bas erIte @tieo oei
3eigefin9ers Der redten 9ano pOuitGn.
big alb.
ReutItH9eu. Sier Itarb mad
mebrpOhentliAer Srontbeit an gun.
genldbmuug i'm Glitter BON So Sabrer
Der dlteIte GRef Der 6irma llIrid
@mtnber bier, Sommer3ienrotb 2ouiI
@minbeE. 0minoer mar elmer Der be.
beuteubIten unO an~gcie6eniten Subu.
ftrieuen pes QOnbeS.
@ out M. QnIdBlit bon
@rUbdrbeiten inn Gbore Der bieii9en ia.
tboliiden &ir9e itieB man ouf Elm
@rdbOeutmat Der @eronjtd b. 2js5en.
itein. Der @robIteju, nod 5jenliG
gut erbaIten, tonnte III 8c5ug ouf fem,
Sni4rift ni@t genall eut3iffert peroen.
Il NJ. Die GberbarOt'i9e Bflug=
fabrit bier bat i'm Sabre 1902 ben
100000. pFlug bsrIanot unO itebt ges
gentpdrtig i'm 9egriff ben 100000.
Pfhlg fertig3u'telen.
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Spdte Rebdbttitirung.
Ser Zimmerman 8uDer in W,udenz
reutb, Bayern, purbe Dor IA Sa6ren
beiduloigt, aus Der Wo6nItube oes
Oetonomen 8reB in Speitersoorf cine
8rieftaide nit 500 Mart geItoblen 3u
baben; er lpuroe besbulb gu ID Sab
rem 3udtbaus uub fiinfidbrigem
Gb~renOerIuit oerurt6eilt. 0a 9aner
fIf taoeIlos i'm 3u6tbauis auffii6rts,
erfoIgte mad 8erbiiBuns BON brei Bier
teIn Der Strafe feline 5reiloiung. Die
angebIi3 geitobleue 8rieftaI6e fano
ii6 ipdter in Der Bo6nung oe8 Orch
Dor. Grit %unldngit puroe nun has
Observation-Disclosures einqeleitet.
bd bic 6alnilie 0reB Ieiner3eit ni6t
oas 8eringfte that. um bic llnT6ulo
bes gaper feIt5uitelIen. Sn Der Der
banblung erfOlgte Der Sretfpru6;
iGmmtIi6e Soften bes 9%erfabrens, elm
i6lieBli6 Der 8ertbeibigung, uuroeu
Der Staatsta7e iiberbiiroet.
3erpIaBts 3 abutspfeife.
Der Serausgeber bss .0iener Mooes
album" 0uitas S%ournes, ieBte in iei=
mem 3immer Ieine Sabatspfeife III
8rano. 8aum bate er einioe Slice
getban, ais bic Yfeife .rplooirte uno
eintgs Splitter berielben 1purnes ms
redte 4ugs o%runssn. 2sBteres muBie
berausgetpmmen iperbeu. 5ournss lit
Sdger, uno es lpuro permutbet, ouB
our6 einen ungliidlihen .3ufal cine
3inotapiel in ben pieifsntopf qsrietb
unb Die GrploIipn Dsruriat!e.
@6utfeinoGt4er nab E..
Gin ie@8idbri9er Gnabe in 8aQItaot,
RbeinpfaI3. bate nit Strei966l3ern
einen an oas eIterli6e Wobnbaus am
itobenoen Shuppen in Der QbIiht ans
ge3iinoet, S9uppeu uno 6dlls in
4i4e ju legen. 8efragt, iparum er oaS
3euer angeIegt babe, CAB er an, oaB er
bdS 6du5 Gube nieDer6rennen ppQsn.
bamit Iejne Sdu!bijder BON ben Gylanls
men pernitiet pitroen uno Ct nidt
ms9r in ole S6ule milIs.
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S6aYinsiCGe Staaten.

ltenburg g. Sin @roBinbuz
itrieuer %unierer Stabt, Der RdbmoI0i=
nsnfdbritont Ostar 9ietri6, Mitbe.
GRINDER ber bjeIigen Wdbm1i0jnen Sns
o%uitrie, 1T i'm IS. Gebensjabrs geitor=
ben.
81 enberg. 8ej einem Stubens
branbe bat Der ~83idbrigs Qanonirtb
4uguIt 8uIh ieinen Sob eefunoen.
Der olte WIann mar ieit einiaen 800
den be%ttldqerig uno tonnte ij9 DesbuIb
nidt in Si6er6cit bringen.
SUB a. Hadoem bersit5 felt
Sabrbunberten, olleroings nit Inter
bre6ungen, in ben bena6bortcn Der
gen 8er9bau auf 8rnuaeiienltein be-
trieben WorOen mar, ertpar6 i'm Sabre
1873 bic Birma Jrieori4 &rupp in
@iien fir bic Gumme bon 10000
26alern ba5 Wutgung5rsht inn &c
biete Der 8emortung Hublu. Ieuli4
limb bier nun bon G6en aus oeri6iez
oene 8~ergbdrbtomte eiHgetroffen,
lpeIfe bon Der Birma 8rupp nit Den
8orarbeiten CUR Mieoeraufnobme bes
8etrie6es in ben alien Stoqen unb CUR
Nnlage bon ueuen Stolen beouftrGgt
iinb. 0ie cine I'M Sabre 1873 Oorges
nommene llnteriuhuug ereob, bat Der
beige Stein BEN b5AIten in @uropu
portommenoen @iienge9olt.
3ripti8. Die 5irmd Gomuno
@intert in W}eB nil auf ibr eigene8
3iiito in unierer Stabt Elm @ustpert
srri6ten, Der GemeInOsrat6 bat Den
8ertragsentpurf Ongenommer.
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0eferretG.

20 n. Die 0itsrrei9tiGs a.gi.s
rung bat % Sodiee>5 q rpsoOboote bel
Yarrop &c 60, 2imiteb, beItsIt.-Sier
ltdrb i'm SO. Gebensjabre Or. Rarl D.
S9dlsr, Iangidbriger Rebattcur Der
uNeusu Jrsisn prefe.@ gorftrnb oes
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8dperg.

u il II 6 II. Sm R0ni9rei9 8dpern
beitanoen i'm S0uljabre 100000
301 gemerbli9e 6ortbtloungSihulen
Q901-1902: 1888. Die 3a6t Der
an ben neutrality-suspicious. perpenbes
ten Qebrer betrug 2235, bic 3aDl Der
S4uler Belief Ii6 duf 39,358, Die fir
Die neutrality-suspicious. perpenbete
8eIoau8gube auf 843,108 Wdrt.-Sm
erIten Sulbjabr 1904 purben in MiiNs
Asn 100 Neubduten auIgsIi9rt, Dapon
3 in Der @ltiidot, 2G in Der WturIta0t,
16 in Der Guopigitaot, IS I'M OIteno
uno 81 i'm WeIteno.-&dmmermuiitcr
PrpfeIIor Sigler, Elm 0eteran be5 bic
Iigeu 0oforheIter, lit tiir8li6 bier aus
benz 2eben 9ei3jeoen,-Su ietner @o6s
nun9 bat ii9 Der %51jdbrige 5ausbsliBer
Wlar Seib oprh Oeffnen osr OUTSIDER
am Iinten 6anOgelent uno bur1 eiueu
Std ms 9er5 get0btet.-Der GnnOs
i6aftSmuler Nu9uit Setoel lit bier i'm
"a. 2cbensjobre geitorben.
Mnsb a d. Der 6oritdmt5prattiz
tant Streng lUurbe ouf Der 9iibners
jagb Don einem 1~8iGbrigen Sa9ogeRois
fen aus llnoorii6tigtejt erI6oieu,
9 apreu B.. lleber einen She'll
Ober= uno MitteIfranten5 giHg IeBtens
Elm fur6tbares Geipitter nieDer, Oas
siren GrOBen 29eil Der redeem ObIts
ernie perni6tete, 0ageItorner fielen
in Der @r0Be bon Iou6eneiern.
i il t 3, llnldngIt lit Or. P09ts
mann, Elm bieiiger @r3t, in Der &eopiB
ertrunten. lpabri6etnli9 infplge zines
9sr3i4lages.
Sp9 0 e n. gu Mdinbernbeim
lpurDe i'm g8einberge bes @rDI4 Die
R.bIous aeFunoen.
% ii I g. Die tonIerputipe
partei 80Derns bea6Ii6ti9t, an StcLe
Der bier enlightenment unb neuli3 in
&onturS 9erotbenen .Siooeuti4en
2anopoIt," ibres biS6erigen 9artei6lats
tes, Elm neuss Porteibtatt sri4eintn gu
lafien.
@ If 10 Fl II urt. Die 9ene6it,
timer W} iiiionSgeieQi4aft in ct. Ottis
lien, Die bereits Dor einigen Su9ren bos
iogenonnte 2uolpigsbab BEL Wipfelo
getuuft uno bort cine Jiliols hires Sns
itituts eingeriAtet bat, erpar6 neuers
bin9s auf QinOa6er Gemarture in Der
NGbe Der ieitberi9en NiebsrIoTun9 cine
Nn5ubI @runbItide our Grbouunq
zines 9rDbeysn SloIters.
W e-i BEN. Reuli@ brad in
gfreimb in Der Qdbe bes @oitbauiss
p3um piIben Wonn" 6euer aus uno
di6srte flint 9aupts unO ae9n N,ben.
qsbGuoe Elm.
90 Ii b + G. griootier Mi9del
Bauer in llnterpIei4fslo be9ing bieier
Gage in bepunoerungspertber Riitigs
felt isineu 100. @eburtstug.-8om
Neubuu oes Rei6sbanfgebdube8 Itiir3te
Der 26jdbrige Sun6sr Georg giaa
bonn britten Stodnsrte ab uno lpar iOs
fort toot.
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Dera.

Stuttgart. Die tuiirttembtrs
eiihe Stantsre9isrung bat ii6 bsret
s.llGrt, on bic @bgebronutsn in SIS
feb 5u Bau3psden 100000 bis 300,s
900 W!art unperailslt9 a6sua.ten.
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deneD ri.

Sausfrau (gel4mei4elt): n@lio bic
Game nabm sic gIei4. ais ite b0rte,
bqB sic Bel mir geoient haben?"
MGb9sn: aSa, fie ia9te, bab t9 es
brei Wondte bier ausgebalten babe, lei
bic bette gmpfebluns!" l4..
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2leGfen6nra.

oG6tbeen. Der tps8en @eruns
heuung Dom gertin'r 2anoseriat tied.
brieflt6 osriolgts e6emalis. Sitter.
out5beIiBer 6sinria @eiber a,,s @osls
Senib nutOs in sinsm Wisuer Sotel
usrhQftet.
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araunC6weis. An6aff. sSippe.

grduni d tpetg. Der 9anoess
boninipsetcr 9sorg 3etblsr in poIen
murSs spm qroisfor fir Gr.ibanbs
,,ihner unp aunitaetperbs an Der 9.A=
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gus ner Rbriupfal7.

2anba u. Der &iifer uno Birz
ger peter 5rep BON Slbesheim. Der Blk
9eriteaung BON Wsin unter 8eripens
bung ppn Rpiinsn, Weintreitsrn,
3uderluaIer, 9lp5erin, SamurtnOsn,
Imonium unb Deiniteinidurs 6strteb
uno oieies Jabritat in ben Sanoel
bradte, tpuroe DON Der Straftammsr
5u elmer Wo6e 8efdngnib uno 200
Mart @elbbuBe perurt6eiIt,
Gubn / g 3 + a Sm hiell8sn
@iiterbobnboi purbe IeBtens BEN
9abnpGrter 9eorg Sdtttl bon elnenl
3ug. elm 9ein u%bssfabren. Der
G4psrpsrlsBte ftarb auf benz Sranss
port gum 9oipitat.
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@f0en6urs.

OIbenbutg. 8rob9er3oe Qus
suit BON Olocn5urg prbnets tirali6
IN, bab 9steransu Bel 9riegerfsiten Dor
BEN @rOBbsr3Og ben 9ut abue6men
routen. Der ariegsrUeretn Ittum pros
~tsitirte gegcn Oieie 0euerung unb lit
bafiir nun aus BEN gunoe Der oIbens
burgiI6en Safeguarding ausssi4loit
len fpprDeu.
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qroptn, OIfprritBrit.

e . II g 8 BERG g. Der qrpfeTor
Or. 9erbaro S9miot in @rlangen 1T
oils Profefor unb Director oes pbpiis
taIiIden aa6inetts an bic uniperIitGt
RSnigsberg berufen fpOroen-
Ger b g. On ben 5ole.n
inner 9lutoereiftung itarb i'm biefigsn
aranfenbduie Der 5Oriter 9ins aus
J0riterei 8etauf St,in. Gr bate itm
beim 4uspeibsn ,einsS- 8shbodes Elm
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Bnbettinusrit.

8 0 d. Sn Garlst6ut
tpuroe Na6ts in elmer 6abrit Elm Gin
brudl periibt uno Der Na9tpG6ter err
mOr0et. Der 3hdtsr enttam.
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3Gropi.tt ~eHfolsft.

80 ii n Il e r. Or. Rubolf Goerber
bat bier elm Observation-Disclosures S.sa,
nitum srri9tet, bas tiirati6 in arpsi
Mbtheilursen ais MISUNDERSTANDING
9oltsbo6I3ule unb als Ianopirt9s
i4uftli6e 8u@fiibrungsi4ule erOffret
norb.
8ieGefelo. Die Stootosroros
netenperiammlung bepiuigte 200 1000
Mlart 9oiten5ui9aB gum 8abnbou
W&iinIterz8 telsfelb.
9ortmunh Die Strdftummer
p.rurtheilte ben Sergmdnn Wiec3ored
aus 9rud, Der Bel elmer bier dbgebalz
ienen Misunderstanding srobs Mois=
itdts6eleioigungen GusgeItoBsn bate, al
brsi Wonaten GsfanauiR.
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@uOenbetn nit benz 9irI4fdnger Der
a~grnnin1 al1enprenHen.

0on3ig, Gum ProieTor fir
Giieubabn= uno 3unnsl6au in Der 2(6s
t6eitung fir acknowledgements an Der
Dcn5;aer Isauiiaen 9p6i4ulc lit Der
&:l ;yuugsboumetIter W}ortB Ooer in
.32rtju erudRut poroeu.
GIbtng. Der Safer bat Der Sc
meinbe D0rbed gum &ir3tburmbau
elm 8e'6ent BON 14,700 WtOrt gez
nIQ6t.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-03-09
THE JAP ANESE FLEET.
Seven Vessels Opened Fire OH
VladivOStOE.
Four Russian Sailors and an En-
eineer's Wife kiIled-Japanese
Troops Threaten the Russian
Flank in Northern Korea.

st. Petersburg. March IA commu-
nication from Viceroy Alexieff to the
car from Mukden, bearing Sundays
date. says:
Il most humbly inform your majesty
that the commandant at the fortress
at Nladivostok reports that at $50
this morning seven vessels were sight
ed south Of Askold island. At 9:A5
they were seen to be warships making
for Askold island About noon the
enemy's squadron was midway be-
tween the coast and Askold island
making for Ussuri bay. They were out
of reach of the shore batteries At
$50 the enemy opened fire. Two yes
sells in the squadron were probably the
first class cruisers IdZum and Yakumo.
but the names of the other vessels are
unknown"
Official dispatches received here con
corning the bombardment of Vladivo-
stok by a Japanese feet Sunday after
noon do not mention any Russian
losses, but previous advices say that
five were killed, four sailors and the
wife of an engineer. 1t is apparent
the Japanese were afraid to risk ex-
posing their ships to the punging fire
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-03-09
EMMETT ANNIVERSARY.
Sympathy For the People of Ireland
the Keynote of Addresses.

Washington, March 7.-Sympathy
for the people of Ireland and decla-
ration OF hope that she soon will be
free were the keynote of addresses
made by the speakers at the celebra-
ton Monday night OF tae 10th ami
versary of the birth of Robert Emmett
by the United Irish societies OF the
District OF Columbia. Among those
who made speeches were Representa-
tives Kehoe. Kentucky; Dovener. West
Virginia. and Wiley, Alabama, and Del
egate Rodey. of New Mexico. Resolu-
tons were adopted appealing to the
lfberty-loving people of the United
States to take steps to aid in restor-
ing to the Irish people. "allied to them
by so many glorious associations in the
revolutionary and civil wars the God
given right OF nationhood." and for the
erection of statues TO Gen. John S. Sui
livan and Commodore John Barry, of
revolutionary war fame.
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AND THEN HE RANG OFF.
Thought He Had Sure Case on the
Young Lady, But She Switched
Him Finally.

The manager of the big store stood stock.
stlll outside the little boxlike CHAMBER
winch held the telephone OF the establish
ment, Tor he was d very startled manager.
indeed; Within the chamber he could
hear Miss Jones, the typst, speaking; and
TINS, says the Chicago journal Is a SCRAP
OF the conversation the scandalized man
overheard.
Il love YOU dear. and only you! I'm
weeping my heart away! \ es. my darling,
speak to me once more! love you, DEAF
i love you sol
The young woman rang off and stepped
out OF the cabinet to confront the angry
manager.
Miss Jones" he said that telephone
has been fixed where 1t Is for the put-
pose OF convenience IN conducting business.
and not for lovemaking ia office hours [
am surprised at you. Don't let It occur
again.
Inc young woman iroze him with
glance.
u was ordering some new music from
the publishers for No. department, size
explained. iclly.
And then the manager felt that this was
a cold world indeed
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of only 5000 miles, has hitherto been
the longest
IiDgste. Manchurla. March 4.-The
Russo-Chinese bank is closing. prepa-
ratory to removing to Mukden. Won
en- and children are preparing to leave
Yingste in anticipation of the arrival
of n Japanese fleet which is expected
when the Lao river opens, probably a
fortnight hence.
As far as known the only plans de-
cided on are: Gen. Kuropatkin's head
quarters are to be at Mukden; Viceroy
Alexieff purposes to remain at Muk-
den indefinitely. as Mukden is the cen
ter of the Chinese administration and
has a viceroyal bureau: the plain
west of Tashahichiao, which is almost
impossible for defense. will be held il
possible on account Of the railroad
connecting with Port Arthur; Hal
Cheng and Liaoyang are the extreme
limits to which troops will be with
drawn on account OF the exposure of
the railroad at those points
Vladivostok March 4.-Eye wit
nesses of the naval fight at Port Ar
thur have just arrived mere. They de-
clare that the losses of the Japanese
up to February % were greater than
has been admitted in foreign newspa-
pers. In addition to five steamers
sunk they say that five torpedo boat
destroyers. one gunboat and two tor
pedo boats were put out of action and
several others so damaged that they
will require extensive repairs.
NladivOstok, Wednesday. March ..
via st. notwithstanding to in
formation received here 40 japanese
transports, escorted by the entire ma
val fleet, have been theoretically land
ing troops in Korea at Fusan and Che
mulpo II is estimated that fully 1O0.-
000 men have disembarked. and il is
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KNOCKOUT DROPS.
New York Theatrical Agent Died From
Its Effects.

New York, March leon Melles,
a theatrical agent. died Sunday at his
home from the supposed effects of
knockout drops" Just before he died
he gave the name Of n young woman
with whom he had been on friendly
terms for about year. who, he said,
was responsible for his condition. The
attending physician said that in his
opinion Melles was the victim of chic
raj poisoning. The police are looking
for the woman Males. who at one
time was known on the stage as Lance
de Melles. returned home early Satur-
day morning in a dazed condition ana
was later seized with commissions. An
autopsy will be nerfOrmed
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supposed that an immediate advance
into Northern Korea is templated.
From the fact that the Japanese
fleet is thus employed it is felt that
no immediate attack upon Vladivo.
stok or Port Arthur will be made.
The reported landing of $500 jap.
anese at Song Chin. Plaksin bay. on
the east coast Of Korea. has been con.
firmed.
There is remarkable rumor abroad
that quantity of transport material
together with 90 tons of salt fish. have
been discovered laid away in secret
places in the neighborhood of Niko.
laievsk. They were apparently intend.
ed for the use of Japanese forces to-
ward the end of the summer
The enrolment of volunteers is pro.
ceeding with enthusiasm at Vladivo.
stok
st. Petersburg. Marcl 5.-The fol.
lowing dispatch. dated March 8. has
been received from Mai Gen. Pfug.
commanding the Russian forces at
Port Arthur: "All is quiet at Port Ar.
thur and Yin Kow According to in.
formation given by eye witnesses a
Japanese cruiser having three fun.
nc.s lies near Chemulpo. between is
lands. having recently sunk there
Toxic, March Sit is evident that
several vessels laden with coal. pro.
visions and other contraband articles
have recently affected the passage of
Tsugaru strait and succeeded in reach.
ing VladivostOk Their exact number
and names are unknown. but il is said
tlat they included British. Norwegian
and German vessels. Two Of them are
said 10 have carried cargoes of Ans.
tralian coal. Japan evidently refrain.
ed from making a special effort TO pre-
vent their passage. and il is not i'm.
possible that she calmly permitted the
delivery Of the contraband goods cal.
culating that they would prove useful
TO herself at later stage Of the cam.
paign. The Vladiyostok squadron con.
'inues inactive though il has an am
pie supply Of coal and the ships arc in
good condition II has evidently been
instructed by the Russian government
to remain in close TO Vladivostok bat
tories i'm preference 10 risking a fglt
IN the open seas
II is declared to be only question
Of time before this squadron will re-.
ceiFe the attention Of the japanese
navy.