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Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
BOWIE SAY. IRA IA AND GOES.
"E'ijah. the Prophet" Bids Goodbye
to Zion City.

-
"Eiijah. the Prophet" Bids Goodbye
to Zion City.
Chicago, Jan. 3.Every resident Of
Zion City turned out to see Dowie and
party of on their worlds, trip yester-
day, and when at o'clock Dowie
emerged from his palace he was greet
ed by thousands of liie followers. He.
entered an open carriage and fell in
behind the Zion band. Alongside of
the carriage the Zion guards formed
in line and Dowie gave the signal for
the procession to start. With the
band playing. the people falling in be-
hind, the column moved to the North
western depot. Arrived at the depot,
he made short talk to his people,
saying he was glad the receivers,
Through the devil, had come before he
had started on his trip, for il they had
not, Zion would not have emerged so
easily from the difficulty. for, it was
he who adjusted matters. Dowie will
first go South for few days rest. He
will then go to San Francisco. where
he will address meetings on Jan. 10
an 20. Jan. 81 he will embark for
Australia, going by way OF Honolulu.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
HOSPITAL ATTACKED BY FLAMES
Northeast Gale and snowstorm Meet
Patients Who Are Rescued.

Sioux Falls, S. d.. Jan. 3.-Tive last
evening broke out in the basement OF
the Sioux Falls hospital, frame
building, and the people of the city for
a time feared t;,at some of the patient;
would lose their lives. All the hacks
in the city were requisiticnel and
soon all the patients were removed tc
places of safety. Many were in scanty
attire, and the fact that a fierce north
east gale and snow storm prevailed.
made their removal. especially those
whose condition was serious. i diff
cult and dangerous undertaking.. The
fire started from the furnace and
speedily filled the building with smobe,
causing nom mertary panic among at.
tendants and patients. The nurses
soon regained their GOODNESS, and, with
the aid OF the firemen. hackmen and
others, removed the patients to near
by houses. The flames were extin-
guished before the building had been
seriously damaged.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
RESULT OF AN lNvEsTlGAT,oN
~ THE BUILDING COM
MISSIONER.
VIOLATION OF CITY l'l, oRO,sas m ! & rs:
ALL THE PLACES cLosEbst4Ap=:
FAILED. TO SUPPLY AssEsTos
CURTAINS. SSss

Chicago, Jan. 3.--Mayor Carter Har-3
rason yesterday took steps to provide
as far as possible against repetition
Of Wednesdays horror at the Iro.
Quois theater. AS a result Of an in-
lasting only a few ..:.,':--s. nineteen
theaters and museums we're ordered
closed, some Of them being among the
leading and most popular playhouses
in Chicago. The action of the mayor
was based on one single violation OF
the ordinances which are intended to
protect the patrons of theaters from
cost SO many lives on Wednesday. This
was that every one of these places had
failed to supply an asbestos curtain.
The inspection ordered by the mayor
yesterday was carried out by Building
Commissioner Williams and Chief of
Police O'Neil. The scope of the in
vestigation included no other feature
than asbestos curtains. The mayor
Instructed Commissioner Williams TO
report to him promptly at the con-
'clusion of the investigation. declaring
that it was his intention that no thea
ter should be H.
Allowed to Open It's Doors
in Chicago hereafter unless it was pro
vided with an asbestos curtain OF
standard quality that would work at
all times and under all conditions.
1T may not be possible" said Mayor
Harrison, "to prevent loss of life when
audiences rush for the doorways; but I
have determined to see that every pre-
caution is taken to prevent such occur
rences as will alarm the people and
! start them o1a rush for the exits fix.
is all -yery we'll TO say that the gre; i,
loss of life in the 1fequois .beasef fas
dae to the fact that yhe iaeopie s2ost
their heads and crowded irFlto ths'door-
ways and aisles' like. maniEacs, but the
fact remains. and it canndpt be denied
that there would have befen no panic
~ the apparatus of this tlpeater. which
judged by all ordinary standards, was
The best equipped plaf afhouse in the
city, had been in proper working con;
d:tion. There is no setting beyond
that fact. From all the evidence now
In hand it is clsear tliat if the asbestos
curtain in (ths theater had been in the
condition it should have been, there
would ha4e been no loss of life, COM
parativclys speaking"
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
WHILE MANY SLEEP

Fire Breaks Out ii Hotel, Doing $780,
600 Damage.
Brainerd, Mimi, Jan. yesterday
morning at Is O'Clock fire broke out In
the Arlington hotel. the leading hostel.
ry of the city, and before the flames
were subdued $4,000 worth Of prop
erty went up: in smoke. The FIRE caught
in the basement, beneath the laundry,
and was first discovered. by John Hard
ing. night clerk, who gave a general
alarm. There were some thirty
guests In the house at the time.
Greet confusion rcsrlted from the gen.
eral alarm of fire, but there was little
trouble experienced in saving all the
occupants OF the hotel.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
James 4. Martin RESIGNS.

St. Paul. Jan. 3.--Jamcs A. Martin
lost night resigned from the state
board CT control to assume the man.
agcment of Judge Loren ". Collins
campaign for the Republican nomina-
ton for governor. The resignation
will be formally presented to Gov. Van
SAINT this morning, to take effect inn
mediately, or as sooa as a successor
is appointed.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
$4,000, o,o4o FOR "sALrgo' MINE.
Suit is ~fcsun in Frisco to Recover
Mcasy }Paid for Worthless Mine.

Mc.ey Paid for Worthless Mine.
San ':,kncisco, Jan. 8. - Robert ].
Ande1 son} representing Eastern peo-
pie, amo,bg them Frank s. Lewis of
the Reading railroad and W. H. and
e. v: Douglas of the Lake Superior
Consolidated company. is suing John
F. Davis of Amador. Cal. Edward A.
Davis, jhis brother. and Frank Hall of
this city to recover $3.50, 900 paid de-
fendaI}ts for the Sweepstakes mine
near Weaverville, and for compensa-
tion 1or expenditures on the property
amounting to some hundreds of thou
sanJs of dollars. Anderson. thu
plaintiff. alleges that the mine which
he and lis associates bought for So
0O0,Q00. payable in installments OF
1925, COO each. of which two have been
paid, was sailed"
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
YOUNG MAN MURDERED.

Supposed to Have Been. Killed for His
Money.
Vcr1nillion, s. d.. Jan. 8. - Sheriff
Gunderson he's gone to Kumstad, Clay
county, to investigate the murder Of
Will Gamberg. son of Louis Gamberg
of Sioux Falls. who was mysteriously
killed. It is supposed the young man
was killed for his money. His head
was baaly mashed. There is no clue
to the murderer.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
Elevator Burned.

Rcdfield, S. D., Jan. 3.-Thas
son elevator of Frankfort w4
destroyed by fire yesterday 1Bs
Includes 10000 bushels of
100 tons of coal, besides $l00o6lh aa,
gotiable notes. Insured. $50
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
CAPT. FREDERICK pAss1, DEAD.
Well Known Milwaukee Brewer Passes
= Away SuHdSniY. ~ -

Milwaukee. Wis. Jan. 3. - Capt.
Frederick Pabst, president of the
Pabst Brewing company. died at his
residences. here yesterday. While the
members Of his family and his friends
knew that he was suffering from an
incrrable disease and that he could
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
FLOOR GAVE WAY.

Four Hundred People Preeipitated at
Gathering at Hokah.
:. La Crosse. Wis, Jan. 3.-The weight
Of 400 people attending an entertain
ment given at the opera house at8the
village of I1okah caused the floor to
give way and nearly half the number
were thrown to the ground in a heap.
Panic reigned among the women and
children for short time but no one
was fatally injured. Several received
cuts and bruises. The accident was
caused by the breaking of rotten
slcepers under the building.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
WGraviiie Convicted.

Helena, Mont, Jan. 3.-The jury has
returned q verdict of guilty againAt
Isaac Gravelle, charged with sendias
blackmailing letters to the Northern
Pacific officials and dynamiting their
trains. He will be sentenced Monday.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
sTuFFs CLOTH IN THROAT.
Prisoner Uses Novel Method to Com
NIT Suicide.

TrISouer OSeS NOVeI mStUVu 20 VoUt.
M NIT Suicide.
Salt Lake, Utah, Jan. &c. .Grif1iths,
. portrait artist, committed suicide
yesterday in cell at the central police
station. He first tried to sever the
arteries Of his throat and wrist with
key. Failing in this, he picked q
quantity of wool from his blanket,
filled his nostrils. stuffed his handker.
chief down his throat and slowly
strangled to death. The other pris-
oners heard him choking and tried to
attract the attention Of the officers by
knocking and shouting. but the police
thinking it New Year demonstration
paid no attention to it.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08

Killed While at Work.
Reedsburg, Wis. jan Seth Ja-
cobs was killed by a piece of cord
wood striking him while working on q
saving machine.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
Three More Victims.

Butler. Pa, Jan. 3.-Typhoid fever
claimed three victims yesterday, max
ing total of cighty-seven deaths to
date. Three new case. ,A.re reported.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08

would have hecn hetfar krupvnr II
+ho ,o.r.aa,,a,,t ho,, ~ ,,isSs,., = a,,,
curtai,fs IL frnnt of tho ovitss ,S & a.tnaa
a hetter ide., nf tho lorror - rho thins
to-aav +han b,,, race;vad hefore.
Inst think of etanniry mon. wish NJ.
hmmon hot, uhi,n ,vnll,inp o,,o,t i tho
AZ 81. h,, ha,,s .e rsh, ,;,,
+o,, a. NOM to.dov ;n> toron of yr;af
while the bodies of those who lost
their lives at the theater are receiving
the last rites. ~.
4 p.,h.+;, .,,.,.,.,..
-. .-SSs.;.,ss,
pa.ues.s lue.19ns = es.s,l 81.
u.ay on -. Tue oottase 10y sa,a Venue Saole
line nls passtss 1iels s. naaa.s9Hsle ~
.. Ieos'on nol. 8 ue.,s ,s ~ ~ yesseIuas
aitS.n.on 1n, :. UT
wa'Aeu w - : So.sassass1SNs.. S.ss .nu
cll"peu ao..'u ,:.., I.is Ne 49, ., I
-, Tue ooay VI ''s'le .ss1.
ine Aoi1u wAs pa's'"I.s W.sei'5al =. 9
cansAs slo'l'' w. ngy sulnsl.nsAs llls ~ y
euuesa. =. 40 .no ia.nef oooh we !. sS ss,se'
80. 800 I s.,sa % W.. Ia..,s.,..n.. 80 s ,S 80
sasss.sn.s~ ta,,asas, ~. ~ 80
Iss, sLp..,ss.. 'ss.,;ae M ~ ~. s
the rules Of the comnanv do not nor.
NIT the carrying of bodies in this man.
>ner. must ask you to leave the car.
Without changing his expression in
the slightest, without showing a trace
of
Excitement or Irritation,
tho man rosa to h;s feet at;,, hn,a;no
nm ono arm tho hodv of his child
With his free hand l. thrust inao tho
face of the con,,unls, = largo ravolvor
and said in a tone which betokeneI
,,tter WEAKNESS and almost lack Of 81.
terest in tho nrnceedinps. .Th;s ia
nv iiaushteer. I have looked for he,
ali last night and ali az today y
have tried in vain tn ohtain a cah ~, a
carriage md I can get none nm
taxing. nv hahv homo r. har rnothar
and T intend ia tate ha IN this cor
Now po IN . ~
Other men nm tho oar ,ntercadea
with tho conductor and the latter rac
cvntzed tho .;t,ot,on r.;,, WOW ana
IN the crowded o.,. ~ fo+hor .ot ora
CARRIED tha oornso af ,,;s oh;,d b,,me
20 S ~
e e"rta'" "'ss'"s'
Robert Craig Mclean. editor OF the
lnland Archltect. who spent yesterday
investigating the claim that the thea
Ter was equipped with an asbestos ire
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08

longer, his death came quite suddenly
and Unexpectedly. He was sixty-seyen
years OF agealast March.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

bcrbolb Der Stoot oilSgeiiibrt rpcr,
Den, irloem mir ia iclbit in groBent
Mobltobe 9onf-, 9iircol,- II. gSirtb.
ld)ofts : Ginri6tunaen nod) onoeren
Stdoten perionbt baben. Die iSobri.
tanten hcgen bios Die cine Yeiiird)-
tlih1, oaB eS an glitgeldylltenS hrei.
llcrlt lt1o 9aubonOperfern ieblen
miro, penn atf einmal glftrGae in
grobem WoBitobe eintreffen. Giner
oerielben, Sr. s. t. @onter, iogtc
fitr5lif betreifs bieies Yunftes al
clllcm Verihteritotter oes yGellt.
ihen Gorreiponoenten":
o9ei ben iebigen tSobrifutionsmc.
tbooen liegt es flor ouf Der Sonb,
DOB Sunolucrfer, Die ieoen ,3ipeig
ibrcs @eid)Gfts griinblid) pe~ritcben,
5.W. SiIdler o0er Sbrciner, Die nod)
3cihnnngcn orbeiten, ieltener ipcr.
Den. Sriiber botten mir itets eincn
gllten 3ll5llg aus S~eutld)lnnb, Seit.
reid lu,o DER Shrpei5. SSn Solge Der
Gbifoncn, oercn 2eite bel ibrer 2oll-
hung inn Solipt : giniuonoerullas.
Gofen u%nterlporfen iinb, merocn
9crobe Die beiten 2eute o~baeidreft.
g8ir n%liiiien ms alio bauptiGhIid
ouf iolfc acluarlhte Sanbiperfer Der
loller, Die in Der Soffntng, bier lob,
ncnoe @cid)Gfti9une 81 iinoen, bon
anoeren amcrifaniidenS t1oten bier.
Ter fpmnlerl."
SIM IniblnB bieron lit es MIR
milnidenslucrtb, ooB geldulte 2eutc
IN obiGen 6adern, Die aus 9eitld)-
lono, SeItrcid) oocr oerS dtpeis fon1,
men, nid)t ibrcn @eg nad) Dem 8e.
Zen fortieben, lobolo lie bier Ionocn,
icnoern iid i'll Baltimore nicoerloi.
len, 100 Ite before MrbeitsgeIe9enbci,
ten finbcn ais irgenoipo uno audi in
Anbctrod,t Der BORT 5obIrcid) porbol,.
oellcn bcittid)en Srgoniiotionen ell,
GeniltbliteS geielligeS 2ebcn pile.
gen fonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

&c Siinnngcber Die ied)s WiGiollcn.
Nnlclbe alltorilirer, iiir mcld)c DER
E~c,'alotllr lest cine Dill porlicgt.
,1r. Meilben Softer, YrGiioeilt Der
,Gbclopeafe = 9antpfer-@ clelihoit."
luJIl m0brcnb Der geitrigen Sibung.
y! Vcp0lferulg Der Staot bobe feis
nc Nhnl!lig bon Dem &ortbeil, ipel.
cJcr Der Stuot aus Ser Mnloge mo
tt:lcr @eritelt, ol meld)en orobe
&'".'icniobrer onlegen uto bis an bie
Srattitrobe binnuf fobren fGnnten,
cr;tohlen iuilroeu. Die @erften mir.
Nct one $50 SUB brett iperoen, nit
elmer 30 SliB breiten Strabe IN Der
Mite, mo cbenio brett miroe bas
S&oilcr 5piid)en Den Werften iper-
ocn. Sic milroell olld) nid)t 10 lpci.
III Den @dIcl binous reihen, 10 ooB
% mchr frcicS Sobrmoiier I'M inne-
Ken Nnfen gcben milroc.
.Cic WeIt.t Sails 9lpciule ipirb blei-
tt" ,ul0 lo9ur nod Der Baltimore
ltrahe binunlter pcrl1n9ert merocn.
ipooitrd) Gin outer Subrmc1 nod oen
E'tltcu, pltlid Don Sones' Sduen,
CltIlchcn miro.
DC Gommiilion miro I'M cincm
,,inlnlcr ocs MupcrsNiireo,ls, bem
n;a;ihltcn, ibr Gnarticr boben.
--~t"rlt Smoml mo Der ScfretGr
merocn BORT inmler 5u iinocu icin.
mo bnS @ilreou ltcbt Dem Yublifuln
II ieoer Belt oiien.
Der &oriiber Ger Gommiilion CT
Fat $1,000 @ebolt pro SSabr, iuno
bic iibrigcn brei Mitoliebcr jc
y 200.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13
@clcacnbcitcn fir Siidlcr nnS
Wanldlreincr.

@ercits hat inn 9%ronboiitrift cine
Nttinit1t bcgonnen, Die fir ieoeir
Goltinlprcr ber5crfriideno lit mo
lclblt oelt dr9itet EeiiimiIten Scr
trolten einiloben mlB. lleberol iper-
ocn Initolten gum Gellaufbau oes
6critorten Stoottbeiles ~getrpffen.
@iro MN einniul oie@ittcrung giin-
tiger. 10 milb ole Sb1tiefeit I'M
S%ronbbiltrift nod bebeliteno 5llneb-
men, ullo Den int 9on- nflb Sd)rei-
Ecrfad) b%ciuunberten Mrbciteru ltcbt
goilS ~beioltocrs cine nie b%ogcipcIeilc
Nera Der Eroiperit1t in Allsiid)t.
9'it Der &%pllenolng Der ncllcll @e-
b1iloe mlb fir ole innere einrid-
ting oerielbcn Gorge getrogen lper.
bcn nno iclbitpcrltdnblih mill ieber
unltertcbmenbe @eiddftSmann oas
Bette baben. Sober periuht natiir-
lid, ieinen aalt5en @eonrf bon 8nlti-
more 81 b~e5ieben, perfiigen mir bod
llher Ole grobten6 abrifen, lit ipeId)eri
Sonf., Saoen- iinb @irtbihnfts.Gin.
iihtunsen bergcitellt meroen. Sails
bieie 6obrifcn seniiaenoc a%eluanotc
Sonoluerfer iinocn, 10 oiirftc lhmers
lid Gin gi,ftrag bon geocutung oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

@~encien. = Sergeant CHARLES
y. Bottcr pont oitIid)en Yoli5ei.
o'ltrift trot geltern nah iibcr bier.
nod)igenl Seioen utl Der Grippe ben
Itei1lt nieoer an. Gr erfrnnfte ont
'Nbeno 0cs Z. Sebri,ar bel oer6euers-
brilnit uno mllBte icitbenn oos Sett
bitten.
% iBbnnbclte ieine 20 II +
ter. Sobn 6rng BON Nr. 10,
Noro-9 aitleitrdBe, iuilrbe aeitern IN
Scr noro6itliden Epli5eiitotion bonn
Squire 9eipis in Grmongelung bon
$50 Strafe nno Soften olif 5lpei NO
nate in's @efdngniB geianot. gr
bate aeItcrn Worgen ben Seller iei-
ner Wohnung IN 8rano geiett, cine
Nrt crariffcn nio icinc in oeniclbcn
Smlie mobncnne @iitter init Dem
Sooe bcorobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13
Der critic Sdlritt.

0lc @%ronobiitrift Gommiilion oroo-
nilirt ii6. - SberIt Smom 5llnt
Torliber eripGblt. Ncceptirt
acn Elan beS @crotblng3 So.
mites.
lie @ronooiltrift Gomruiliioll, be.
ltcbcio ans Mtopor Mobcrt Wf. DC.
Sonr SberIt Sbcrlpd Smum, Ghn9.
s.. |cro, Nelrbet Softer uno ,Sobn
:. WrahonL biclt 0eltern &ornlittoo
I'M 1mpfon9%5inmcr oea WtouorS III.
re er'te SibnnN, %or1oniiirtc iid ,ulO
eni,G,ieo lid Illr Den &erbeiicrlun02,
len ocS 1lcid) nod) Dem 6cllcr pol.
"Fopor crllonlten &erbellcrlnuos,Gos
mites. Sbcrlt Smonn mur0c slirl
Na.Iiber Der Gonmliiiion erlpGhlt, 1t.
Snnca ". Sre>uer, ilu1., Elm friibercr
'>:i!'S.S tootSonlpnlt, crbiclt Die nit
5000 ldlorirte STEELE ais ScfrciGr.
Gc StBlu19 mllroe bonn Manor er0ii.
net, mo nad) Der Srgouilirluuo CT
;hu,tc CT ocn on0crcn bier Witolic.
ocrn Den Eton bcs 8c%rotbnno3 50
mites, mo hielcS entid)ieo Damn
ocnlclben SIT occeptircu ltno ilid)t "a.
bon obinlucid)cn, 10 DOB an ollcll
GtrdBcn mo StroBcllciteiL sic niht
rcll Dem Ylore beriibrt mer0clr, nit
Dem @ieoermufbou iofort bcooutcn
lu,loen fam.
Nn Mnntog Sorrnittn9 0lorNcu)
T't$ Die Gpmmiilion miebcr 5lliom,
ltc,r treten. NiS oabin mcr0cn Ole
,taNtildcn S%nNenicnrc. Ole lett nlcb
rertn 1ogcn id)on cmiig an Der @r.
belt aelpcien iino, bic nclicn Strabcn.
orn5en i'm Nronooiitrift oilsoclcot
Dobei, 10 bob Die Gommtiilion Ole Der,
doll5cn Gcrbeiicrungsplon innioiicn-
zen Teroronrngen Dem Stootrotn
llorgen Ibeno ncd) p%orlegell fam.
Sidot-Erofilrotor Bruce bat oic Scr.
atGnuugen bereits allsgeorbcitet, uulo
lulr Die iebt bon Den Snaenieilrcn
alt,acmelIenen eenaiten S%troBcn.Si-
ilict hraild)en nod cingeiiillt 81
locroen. Die Snaenienre merocn
lt,.tr Den ganSen Gag ibre %ernlcis
liiilgea iortietcn.
Sem StaOtrath miro moroul
Gheno old cine Seroromng pcrgc-
iclt meroen, melGc fir Die OedlunQ
Der ailsgoben Der Gomminion $25,,
GnD aus Dem lleberifuB pom&erfoilf
fm' .@e'tliden MarpIunoer 9abn"
pey'piliat, weld)er Az Miuionen
0teher Spnb bon Der 2eaislutilr fir
olc Mnsiiibruiig Der @erbeiierirn9s-
plane SIR Ierfiaulla ltebt. 9icic
Z. NINE miro obcr. mir Die llnfolteit
oefcn. iuelhe onrd Die Griueiterung
ssy Straben ~eniiteben; Die 8erftpla-
nc, ;ucId)c pom Ser %GommiiIion fiir
>ic m.htiaiten acbalten iueroen. fon-
lien crit allSgcfiibrt pcroen, menu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

hereltS in ~Gbemulpo gclonoet lillo.
Oort berrldt cin ollgentcineS 9urd).
el1onocr. Sn Soien liegcn oilioe-
tjiirnlt 100000 Sonlen &orrGt6c
uller Nrt, NuSriiltlungcll, lcid,te @c.
ldilbe nno 2niettcn; mlberocul be
1illoen lid) BORT 5000 &opaQcrie- rllo
Eodpferbc. SoaliffomnlenS ruppen
m Scoul an, ipenn lie in Solomon
BON cilligen 'Sllnbert Mann meiter
llnd Noroen nloridircn oocr in 300.
len so Weilcn ipcit nod) Soiill be
for0crt merben. Mue Solomon per.
ocll III Der llmgcgcnb bon Yiugpong
5llanmentrcffen. Cine gn5obl bon
orei5ouiGcn Seloeeidiibelt, oie in
Sopon bcrgeltcqt ipurben, linb in
Soiln gclQnbct mn rob Nprbcn 9es
lanot morocn, Yingpung miro eic
l,orolid)c Balls Der Soponer lein
mo Dem 9cicbt bes @rlterolmoiorS
&i9olbi mlterlte1t meroen. is lit
cine oltc befeitiete Staot ulto leid)t
ST pertbeioigcn.
N6t ioponiidc &reu5er
befb abiot.
EeterSbnrg, II. MGrS. -
Stottboltcr Nlerieii bcpeid)irt Dem
GSorcn, buB bel Dem lettclr @cnlbor-
benefit bon Yort grtbiir odt iapo.
nild)e Stronger beiddoi9t porbcn
Ieien.
%ormorih apnuiiH
Sruppen.
2onbpn, II. M1rS. - Gin Cor.
Respondent Der .>Goilp Moil" berid,
tet: n0ic Sonbrng Der Suponcr in
Goreo lit pollenoct. Der Gormorid)
Der Srnppcn cnttpidclt lid) icit 5cbll
Sogen nit erltonmlider Sdncai9.
fci. unO Brighton. rs transport
ldiffe lirlb in eincr Staot gelonoet,
lueld,e Die Sapancr &uiibnc ncnncii
mo Die nlon in Slp0liltiinoiger @on.
ocrirn9 bon Gbenulpo aus erreid)t.
Scr Soien lit bon Sclien rmtgcben
Emo tnIt nneinncbnlbor. Gicr &rells
ser mo cine Mn6abl Sorpcoobootc
iiberluohcl ben Gingong. Gin
transport Sampfer lief allf ben
@runo mtb lit ein Wrod. 10000
Mann lonbcten lett SonnitoN in
Ssoiiboe. 0ieic iopnniid)c Central
Eolition murbe bis Jest gchcinl ae.
bolten. 8niibpc beiBt BEL Ocll Gin.
Gcbprenen @tuon1.Sf. &on d)incli.
id,eil @eonltell miro beitdtigt, oob
bic Soponer in Seng.@uon0,Gben
IN Der Wanoidnlrei lteben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

iuerbcn taglid) iiber oie libirildc 81.
lenbabn beforbcrt itno bis Mitte
I3ril oiirften ollie sllr 9u~rdiiibrllno
res 8riegSplanes Der Heoierltno be,
ilothigten Streittrdfte an Srt luno
STEELE iein. Die 2on6 . Giicubobn
INN Den 9%aifoIice foil bisMitte g(pril
lertig geiteut iein ulo man alollbt.
noB Damn Der transport ponaompf.
mo Eropio1tporrGtbet feline pcitc,
rem Sdlpierigfeiten mebr bereiten
biirite.
Gtnobrt II Sen Safen BON
sort Irtbur mieoer frci.
3oln II. Mar5. - Der ,9oln.
Stg." miro aus Sofio miteetbeilt,
oaB Die Ginfabrt sii benz Soicn bon
Fort Mrtbur iuicoer frei bon OBJ
itruftioncn lit.
Hetfen nod Sapan.
Nem- Oorf, ~. MGrS. - Mdt.
nno5ipon5ig iapaniibe grmee . Oil.
5irre u.Stubenten foinen aeltern olf
Dem Oampfer rGeltic" bier an. 81,
Ni:trlhten bonn &riegsid)oitpIob, Die
itc .or ibrer Ibfobrt bon gnolono
eebort batten. bienten oosr, ibnen
Die Ncile %oilgenebm at moden, mo
nc biloeten ouf benz 9ompfer berl
Wittelpunft beS Suterelies. SIS bicb,
eab lie bon bier ans brett mad,
S%uncoiper %reiicn, I'M iif nod ibrer
@eimatb at beeeben. Oie Sopaner
iuartn bel ibrer Mnfunft iebr id,peio
ic'n; Die Sfii5iere beaniiaten iid nit
oer Mngabe, Dob Tie Dem @encrolltob
o~ngeborten nno 5uriidberuien ipl,r.
tcn.
Sic Sapaner batten iid) t%bciIlpeile
in 9citIdlano mo tbcillpeiic III
Gnalano o~iifgebaltcn.
Heue rmiid d. &rieoS.
fdiffe.
Hifoloiem. &nBlano, ben ~.
M,orS. = Orei ihnelIe Sprpeoobcct,
2cIitorer nno Der &reliser .,auaul, q
Die ouf ben bielieen @erften gebaut
Ne. het, gebcn ibrer ToIlenblng eit.
ocaeu. Die Woitinen- @erfltGtter
bcben Waidinen bon 10000 Efer.
m'rditen fir 5,uei ncie Sflahtifii.
Ic son Dem .anio5 Noteinfin Sop-
ritd' 'Sfp."Spp III Irbeit.
miroItGpanS II d. Song
&ong.
ManiIo, t2. I1r5. 9as
8ldgeenidiff .aentiidp" bonn aiiati-
lien 8eidmaoer Der Ser. Stoate:i
miro am Sonntas NIT Dem Gcntrc
ri miral Moblep o. Gpans an Worb
toh Songfona abgeben, I'm bort
l.iodt 81 iperben inb oann Die
,9eimreiie an5utreten.
Wenn'S mabr It.
SeouL IL. Wdr5. - SIS miro
beriihert, Dab Die Sopaner innerbalb
brci Woden IN Gorea cincglrmec BON
10000 Nonn bnben meroen; oieie
3abl nmfabt bic 5000 ManlL sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13
Griclpn.Gtuic.

gttroftipe @oiierrolitc mad, Ybi-
iGoclpbia, in 9etterton, Mo., unb
G9elter, 20, anboltenb, tGalid) )
gtod)m, Sonntogs oisgenommell.
ron 2iabt- mo YrottitraBt. 0cd
$50, &oiiite $500. Iunoreiie ia
Sage) $3.50. Hiidfobrt pia g. e.
.. 9obn, $3.50. Tah gtlontic-
Gitp, $2.75; Grfiirlipn 1915. Tad)
&elp-Yorf $500; @%rfliriion $500.
Hlto olrefte Tbrbilete nnd) Bolton.
Help-Sapen, Conn, nno norolid)cil
Ti,nften. aae @rfuriions : Sabrfor.
ten pcrfauft I'M @iireml nno bel gl.
faii9h's, Nr. POI, Noro=G borlesltr.
obreitt nod Siibrerbuh). 'YboneS
Goilrtldrl0 500, Sputb 3.
Clarence Sbriucr, Mgent,
Nr. 204, SigbtitroBe.