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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-03
GapitGm nnS Stcnermann.

Ole heutide 9arf ,Maria" gebt
bon Samburg nah Bahia in See.
Steuermann Sapenoief bat in Sam.
burg ieine 9raut 5uriideelaiien.
9ei'm Ibi6ieo bat er bon ibr ein ae,
ipiftiges Eudet erbalten; oils er es
iinteripegs offnet, finoet er oarin flint
8loiden alteu Somaifa uno einen
3ettel nit Der Bite, er moee offers
auf ibre @eiunobeit trinfen. Der
Steitermann crintert iid aiii bober
see am @eburtstag ieiner 9raut oes
alien Samaifos. GoG Hiibrung oenft
er Der fernen 2iebiten uno 5iebt ii6
Den snten Tropfen reft i~nteniip au
@etniitbe. glls Die Sonne linft, lit
EapenOief rfoienolbn" uno miro MIR
nit Wiibe In feline aoje gebroft. 8ol
@ntriilhlng ifreibt Gapit1n Eeterien
abenos III oas Sdiffsiournal:
nStellcrmann Yapenbief mar Den
gan5ell Sag betrunfen. Eapenoief
lieIt oaS am anbern @orgen uro
itellt ben GopitGn 5ur 8eoe:
o8ot an 9oro paiiirt, oat mot i'm
Shurnabl ltabn =" entgegnet Yeterlen
trofen.
nSa aber, Ser Goptainl"
DSilno sc oenn mid oiibn tpeit,
Bopenoief, is Dat mid nobr?"
oSo, bot mon, mobr it's ia"
IRA, benn mot ii Dat of int
S%dulrnabl ihriepen. @eritabt Sc
mi, nat an 9oro porfiimmt, mot in
oat Boot rim. In utitrifen lett fit Dat
MIDI mebr, Dat is uneeietlid."
Cine Wode baraif muB Captain
8eterien einen Gag ipegen elmer Ser.
leBung in Der Sole liegen. Yapenoief
iibernimmt 10 lange Die Siibrung oes
Sdiiies unb oes ShiffsiournoIs.
Im anoern Wcracn finoet Der
GopitGn i'm Sorrnolc sic 9emer.
flung: Der Gapildn nor berte Den
YuI3eH lag Hud1ler1.
nEapenbief Il"
nSerr Gaptein.
"Bapenoiet, ma Debbt Sc ms
Voof ifriemeh2" rf
nSerr Gaptein, &c Iiino bod al.
ltern Den 9an5en Dag niiftern melt
uno Sc bebbt mi ieget. mot wobr is,
Dat fam ma of idriepen, uno nat
an goro paiiirt, biirt in Dot Boot rim.
I'm ntItrifen lett III batt mid mebr."
60 mubte iif oenn Yeterien bantit
5nfrieoen geben, Sab ibm bon ieirem
Stenermann feline Niihternbeit iur
Den B. SUM beiheinigt wuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-03
Scitcrc WisueritGnoniiie.

3iuei Sreunoinnen IN einem idle.
iilden StGotd)elL bon oenen Die cine
lid nnernartet perlobt bate, beaea.
men iid oitf Ser StraBe. .@as fit
cine Stequng bat eigentlih 9ein
9rGutigam?" miro ole aliidlide
9raut gefrogt, luelhe entgegnet: ,Gr
1T an Der Nifoloi,airhe in u. onge.
%Itelt!" - Sitter bielleidt?" iorif,t
Die Sremnoin meiter, morout Die Ser.
lobte err0tbeno entgegnet: .NatiirIih
tiiBt err" - Sn einem mGrfiiden
Stdotden fam Dor einiaen Sobren
elm fiir5lid ~getrauter fleiner aalifz
mann, nm Die Sraugebiibren st ent.
ridten. Tflidtihuloiglt oeponirte CT
II Warf Is Yiennig, bette CT bod,
anf Dem 3rauidein Die 3eihen M. M.
1915, D.. t. &omer t2, 8ers 10, no.
riiber CT getraut moroen par, oils
5arten @inf oes @eiitli6en, Ole 5rau-
gebiibren in oieier Sobe gu beridti.
gen, aifgefaBt. = Gn einem anoerer
Srte fertigte Der @eiitlife in @eae,i,
ipdrt zines neuperm1bltei Eaare:
Den Srauidein aus. "a er ouaelt
blidlib oes 9atiums nidt gans Iide1
mar, fragte er nit einem Bid oli
Die yraut: rgtidt iuabr. es lit De
Sumter" 80 neinL Sodmiiroen,
rief oieie argerlih, .es lit crit meil
3tpeiterl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-03

Sebr be5eif men 5. - 9ull'
oes Senator grtbur gue @ormor
befanb lih ni6t gnter ben Witglie'
bern Der bemofretilden Delegation
oeS StaoteS Marplano sur bemotra,
tiiden Notional- in ct.
2ouis, melde geiiern Wprgen 8 llbr
in einem Spe5ial @a9apn bonn Gum'
oen.9abnboie Der D9altim9re- Ohio
Yobn" aus nod oorthin abreiiten.
Senator German iit einer Der Gele-
gaten. Gs miro bon prominenteu
0emofroten b%eboliptet, Dab Der &c.
notor audi bellte, menn Der iibrige
Sbeil Der MorDlGnoer Delegation
nod ct. 2ouis ,gPreiit, nidt babel
iein uno iiberboupt nift nod ct.
2ouis 9eben miro. 9ieieS ldeint an,
%5uoeuten, Dob Serr @orman tbat.
iGblid Gonoioot fir Ole YrGiioent.
ibafts-H omtinatiou lit uno Soffnung
bat, iein 3iel 5lt erreiben.
Sein SooesbefebI muroe
Dem Worber Inorem 2eonaro, mel.
der am 9. september tpegen grmor.
bung ieiner 6rau bdngen muB, ge.
ltern Nahmittog inn @efGngnib BON
Sderiff Green porgeleien. Der Moro
erei9nete iid am 27. Sum- 1908.
Die @ebereien Ser .llnitco
States Cotton 0ud Company" 5t
Sampoen mo @oooberrp iinb alf
10 Gage 9eldlolien noroen. Die
Wai6inerie ioll reparirt werben.
Die Steuer einnobm 1T
Den eriten 6 Wunoten oieies Sabres
betrllg $5,34S,024.G &C, 9egen 5000.
1868 in Der gleidlaufenoen Belt
Yeriobe oeS @orjabres. Die Steuer.
rate lit au6 10 Gents bober, oils I'M
8oriabre.
@s mar Elm nSder5".-9ie
GbloroformirungS.@ eididte, pel6e
Der iunge 1~9.idbri9e 6. Marfielo
@leBner bon Ir. 1897, Galpert4S tr.,
Der Yoli5ei ON Sreitog Moreen err.
5ablte, NOR, lpie er geitern Dem Capt.
Yilmpbrep bon Der. @%ebeimpoli,ei
befannte, elm bon ibm inicenirter
vSderS" nm Die Nqhbarn 81 er.
ibreden.
IS mar fein SeIbitmo D.
ber II d.. = Der " Sabre alte
SSames Nc9onalo @bite mmr6e ae.
itern ndtt' @sitport MT @diier lie.
seno aiifstfnnoen. Mahi oatte 5u.
crit, odB u iid um einers elbitm6r.
Der bar,oIe, bod mlirpe I'M .Warp-
lGnoer llniperiitdts . @pipitol" felt.
seiteIt, Dab @bite al alfobolismus
In.An
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-03
SanitGts .gerid)t.

Die SterbliGfeit in Ser lesten ISOLDE
ltno I'M gan5en Wonat Sunni. =
Terglei6 NIT oen gleidlaufenoer
3eitperiooen Der perfloiienen brei
Sabre. = Nur Die 8lattern linh
idlimmer.
Nad Dem 9eridt oes @eiunobeits.
GommiiiGrs Or. Sonles 9osIep ltdr.
ben IN Der perflolienen ISOLDE 221
Eerionen in Baltimore, eesen 262 in
Der gleitlaifenoen ISOLDE oes 8or-
labres, 215 in 1902 II. 451 in 1901.
0ie Sterblibfeitsrate mar POST pro
Sauleno Der @eiammtbepolferung,
1852 fir Die @eiBen uno 37.t4 fir
Die Neger. Son ben 8eritorbenert
iparen 33 I'M Ilslanbe geboren, 60
maren gteger; brei Sooesfdue ereie-
neten iid) i'm ,9ap-8 iem. Iipl," "a in
SoIpitalern nno 10 in anoeren Sin.
ltalten, cine &erion itarb i'm 3u6t.
baus .nno cine inn Staot- @efGngniB;
115 maren mGnnliben uno t06 meib.
Iiden 8eihle6ts, SO maren anaben
uno 46 0tao6en. Oils aeboren mur.
ben 191 meibe uno 90 0eaerfinber
gemeleoet, 104 maren mGmiifen
uno 100 peiblihen @ei6le6ts.
Die bouptiadli6lten 9ooesuriad)en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-03

ltnter bmerer @ndu +
igung.7ei Gin Noripegcr, ser on.
CAB, Claus Oenfler 81 beiBen, muroC
geitern HaGmittag in Der oltlihen
Holiseiitation inter Der ifperen gn.
idulhisuug, auf einem 9oubol5bofC
ar,t SilBc Der Central. apeulie einel,
uniittlihen Mngriff oui Die IL Sabre
olte 4atie YiIursfi begangcn 81 bn'
ben, ieinem 8roaelie iiberpieien
0enfler ipiirbe bel Der Sbot iiber.
rnidt uno CAB Serien9elb. Grit nod)'
Dem er flint ober feds SGuler9epiertl
eelaufen, fonnte. er citgcfongen mcr.
oerL unb cine 3eit lang idien es, ais
Oh ibm Die miitbenoe Wenihenmen
&c, Die i'm periolgt bate, 81 2eibl
poIlte. gr leitgnete IN Ser Holi5ei
itation Die Sbdt, oof ioentifi5irt,
bas Wdbden i'm als ibren anerei
fer.
@etraut.- Sri. Siabele 9ide
Tofter BON Srn. uno Srou 9. Side
Nr. 204, 9oro-@ oifeltrabe, uno ST.
5p, Ndermann nnrben am letter
Wfittuo6 Woreen in Der ct. Wei
daels Stride an 2omboro. uno @ol
teitrabe bonn Yater Heftor Esobn 81
2lang 3um 9unoe fiir's 2eben Der.
eint. als rllibers" iungirien Die
$50. S. Ser5og, 6. Rapfel, @eore
@rebe unb Geo. Mdermann. Die Heu
permablten begaben Iih auf Die Sod
5eitsreiie nod ct. 2ouis unb perOel
ipater in Nr. 1929, Oit.galtimore.
itraBe, mpbneu.
erplofion auf einen
9rtegsfdiffe. = @ie aus @n
rdpolis berittet miro, bat auf ben
Bunees arieesihiffe "9Geiapeafe'
cine erplofion ftattgefunoen, bel pel
der Der Secmann Sranf Ninoe qe
tootet nnroe unb Der Seemann @es
ner oerlor beloe Nnget. Die 0eb0r
Den Der Slotten. Nfaoemie fonnter
Die Wadriht nidt beitatieen.
Ser .W arpIano.B a d e r
gerein" belt geitern abeno fem,
reseImabiee 8~eriammlung ab. Sr
Conrad Gsel fiibrte ben 8orlis, uni
Sr. Mnsnit gogt fungirte oils Yroto
foafiibrer. es puroen sfpei neu,
Nitslieoer aufgenonmen. $15s.S(
tuuroen eingenommen uno $2O.3s
a~ussegeben. Gieies lit Die seringit,
Musgabe, Defde Der @erein felt piel
Snbren gu beraeihnen bate. Git
aus ben SO. $. 3ripp, ~. Slider
Carl 2embad, gborIes Wan uno s
Sauer deficiencies arrangements
Gomite tD,irbe ernonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-03
Yin llellen Salen bon infeftiole
8ranfbeiten muroen aemeloet:
W | d. t.

SIN berfloIienen Monat ereigneten
iid 754 SooesfGue IN Baltimore,
gegen 7O7 i'm Sunni oes 8oriobres,
S74 in 1902 nno TAG in 1901. Son
Den GerItorbenen iparen 276 @eiBe
manmliden nno 278 @eiBe .neib-
Iiben, 113 Neger mdnnliten unb 81
Neger melblifen @eidlehts; 242
poren ainoer unter 5 Sabren; TAO
Seburten muroen gemeloet, uno 5tpor
SIG @eibe uno 1854 Neger.
Die bauptidblibiten 3obesurioden
DQren:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-03
Sr6blidDe Scdnifer,
Iusflug bes n9eutiden Getnifer.
8ereins" mad @eber'S Yorf.

''
8ereins" mad @eber'S Yarf.
User geitern Radmittog unb @beno
@elegenbeit batte, @eber'S Harf,
Delber iest inter Der iGbigen Sci
tung bes 9rn. Sermann araft itebt,
einen 9ellih absuItatten, Gem muBte
fiirmabr oas Ser5 i'm 2eibe lud)en,
menn er on cine 10 lrgemiitblihe,
poblsep1blte Seitperlammllng Dor.
iano, mie iie ielten 5upor Elm Seltplab
III ieinem 9ereibe perlnmmelt lab.
Die Witglieoer bes nSeutiben
3e6nifer. @ereins" batten iid al Ell
mem 8enbe5pous i'm Sreien eineefun'
Den, uno oanf Der umii6tigen Sor.
bereitun9en oes aus ben $50. &idaro
SanolaB, Tbeooor SeuB uno $. b.
Misel beitebenoen Arrangements.
Gomite's geItoltete iid) oas Set 81
elmer iiber aue grwartungen semiitb.
liden Iffaire. SIN 8erlauie bes
Nahmittaes iuuroen fleiBig Spiele
I'M Sreien betrieben. Cine &eselpar.
tie nnb S6ieBiibungen 5Gblten 81 ben
popularIten 9eluHigungen bes ga.
geS, unb nad) einem gemeinihoft.
lihen 5eIteiIen mlrbe Der Ibeuo bel
ollerbano 9elultigungen aif Die
ihonite @eiie oerbra6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-03

fort 5uriid, tpie piel yGnoen" ser BOD
babe, .. f.. tpie piel Sproiien bos Sc
born 5ei9e. Der IN sic @ebeimniiie
Der Sogeriprohe nod nid)t eingez
peibte Sasbaufieber perItonb oos
@ort ognoen" ioli6 uno iprod gut
ber3ia: n3mao, Serr @omeraienrotb.
born aans unn binne aanS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-03
'*| Ger rIbaIia /. @annerdor"

*** Ger nGbalia : Mdnnerdor"
bdlt beute in aiefer's Yarf am
Mioole &iper elm grobes Yicnic ab,
fir peltes BON einem umii6tiaen
gomite sroburtige 8orbereitmnaen
getroffen woroen iino. Spe5ial.
8aggons ueroen fiji Die @iidfabrt
Die Sbeilnebmer on benz Sefte befSr.
bern, 70 DAB oieielben nidt befiirdten
miiiien, feline SiBpldse gu erbalten.
Gos SeIt besinut UNI 8 llbr Wpraens
uuo aIerbano spiafe AfBtfoen fiir
Sung uno silt, beranitaltet. Cine
aan5e an5abI anoerer bieliaer Ser.
cine baben ibr Grideinen BEL ben,
Settle 8useiaat;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-03
Simans in's Sreie.

Yicnics Der ,gGder : ltnion" I'M
BARLEY : Barf." = Ser ange.
iteQten bon GbaS. g. Stieff 81
@oooIamn . 9eaf.
Die Bidder . Union Nr. IL" feierte
eeitern Hahmittag uno gbeno I'M
.Oarlep : Eart" ibr iGbrlideS Sic
mic. Die maderen Bidder . 8eIeQen
uno audi mnnhe g~rbeitge6er fanben
lit Elm unb omiiiirten iid bis ipat
Ibenos nab Ser5ensluit. Hrof .&irifs
Srdeiter ipieIte 5um San5e auf, unb
bei'm 8egeln, am S6iebitnnoe uno
bel ionitieen @ergniigungen perfloB
Der Gag MIR 81 ihnea. Siele Wit.
gIieber anoerer beutiher llnionen
botten Iih eingefunben unb bieSien.
ma eait 60, Die Imerican Gait So.
mo 6leiidmam's Goit So. batten
@ertreter entianbt. gm Set = Gomi.
te poren tb1tig Die $50. Sr. 9enn.
itebt, @oriiser, S. EreiBner, Siilis.
Soriiber, SEQ. Tiebed, q. Goldberg,
s. aobler, S. Wobabfp, 6. Sdoa,
s. @eaeI, =. 2inbner uno u. 9iitt.
mr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-03

~" Der r9eutiG . gmerifnniide
2ircoln-Glu b" miro beute, Sonntag,
Den 3. Suli, cine 'grfuriion nod
GETTYSBURG beranItalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-03

F** Ser ~0eutih : Imerifaniid)e
Gbeotroliihe Serein" peronltaltet an
Sonnto9, ben II. Suli, einen SluS.
flua mad Coos 8rope.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-03
Yrteffaften.

y +. 42S, 8orre. Strobe. =
Sic fonnen Die gepiinltte ausfulii1
in gtr. 705, GortlanoitroBe, erbolten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-03
Sticff's " l..

Die IngelteIlten Ser Sirmo Gbas.
g. Stieff II. 60. BET nnitaltetcn &c.
tern cinen Irsilug nod) @oooiamns
Bead, all i1eld,em iid etipa 100 SIR.
better nit ibren SclIilien ~betbeilig.
ten. aQerbauo Spiele mnrhen Der.
anitoltet, uno man bra6te ben Gag
IN bodit anlcnebalcr @ciic 81. gln
Set . Gomite marcn ilatle Die SS.
Is y. Hiciicr, g. 9,nl mo S.Soad5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-03

IusS anbaumt roeintraut
riger Sagbunfoa beridtet, Der iih I'M
GuBertbcl ereignet BAT. 3rpei S6bns
oes Neutrality-suspicious. 0eonborot BON
8%leisfpeiler mnren auf Die Saao ae.
gangen, nno oils Der 1ltcre ani ell
Wilb idcb, traf er ltatt eeiien aus
TerIehen ieinen iiingeren 9ruoer.
Mls Der dltere, pcrbeiratbete Stiitc
ods un9liid fob, polIte er lid, lelblt
tooten, bod Der jiineere bate nod
Die 9raft, ibm DOS @erpebr aus Der
Sono 81 reiBen, Damn itarb er.
Sn Sranfur m 20 q / il lit
Srau Warie Wtumm bon Shhpar5cn,
item I'M alter bon 70 SSabren geitor-
ben. Gle beoeutenbe 6rau mar orci
Sabrsebnte imgorItanoe ser .Hotbeu
&reis , 8eieuihoit" lrnb ieit Ger
8riinoutig ser oeutihen abtbeilung
1882 Sorlitcnoe bieier abtbeilune.
Sbre Gnergie ano u%ngeiuobnlid)e Mr.
beitsfrait bat Den Serein aus fleinen
Nnf1nsen 81 bober gliiibe sebradt.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-10
Thursday.

A reward of $4,000 has been offered
for the arrest and conviction of the
bandits who robbed the Illinois Cen
tral train near Chicago.
Dispatches from Toxic stated that
the victory of General Kuroh near
Haicheng was complete after a des-
terate battle lasting for three days
Privy Councillor Muranieff, minis
ter of justice, will succeed the late
Russian minister of the interior, M.
Won Plehve, who was killed by bomb.
A three days assault on the inner
defenses of Port Arthur mas failed.
Russian accounts say the Japanese
lost 10000 men, while the Russians
lost between 5000 and 5000.
A special dispatch from London says
that Consuelo, Duchess of Marlbor-
cugh, was thrown from her horse in
Blenhem Park. and Mrs. Arthur Pag'
ct was seriously injured by falling
down the elevator shaft of her Lon
don residence.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-10
Friday.

The Japanese report 1900 Russian
dead after the battle of Simoucheng
and 1000 Russian losses near Liao
Yang.
Vanderbilts are said to be planning
$24,000,000 electric power house at
Niagara Falls to furnish power for
their railway trains.
Church and temperance workers in
New York and elsewhere keenly criti-
cised Bishop Potter for his participa-
ton in the dedication of the Subway
Tavern.
Hal Cheng was abandoned without
a blow, and the Russians have fallen
back toward Lao Yang, their outer po-
sitions being less than a score of miles
from the city.
General Kuropatkin is surrounded
by three Japanese armies, and If de-
feated in the battles now in progress
be must surrender or move west into
the great Manchurian plain.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-10
OHIO cHAU~oUE.
Managers Much Pleased at Result of
Ten Days Session.

Delaware, o., Aug. S.-Managers of
the Chautauqua, just closed here
after a Today session, are much
pleased at the results. They justified
the expectation of the managers, who
are already making plans for holding
a longer and more expensive course
next year This years Chautauqua
was scarcely self-supporting, but thu
managers claim that they see in this
town a good field for their work. and
are confident of making money another
year
The total attendance for the Today
session has been close to 10000. The
number of season campers has been
about $50.
The officers Of the association are:
Alexander R. Tarr, Columbus, secre'
lary; Carl O. Evans, Delaware, treas
urer; Milton w. Brown, Cincinnati,
manager; Professor John II, Grove, j.
NJ. Crawford, DIR. e. NJ, Hall, F. T..
Evans, Delaware; Professor c. p.
Grove. Columbus. and G. c. Witt,
Cincinnati, executive committee.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-10
Monday.

House of lords awards to the dis
senting minority in the Scotch Free
church 1000 church buildings and col
leges.
American squadron, under Rear Ad'
miral Jewell. is ordered to Turkish
waters to support demands to be made
upon the sultan by Minister Leishman.
dispatch from ST. Petersburg says
the Russians have been driven back
to their main intrenchments at Lao
Yang and decisive battle is expected.
Reply by Eugene v Debs to Grover
Cleveland's article on the Chicago
strike is rejected by McClure's on the
ground that it is too radical and the
author refuses to make alterations.
The special board appointed by
President Roosevelt recommended that
)ll wireless telegraph stations on the
coasts, insular possessions and the
Panama canal zone be put under con
troll of the navy.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-10
Man and Seven Girls Drowned.

While bathing in the Mississippi
river at Alton. H., Friday evening,
Michael Riley, his daughter and six
Of the latter's little girl friends were
drowned. One child was rescued.
When they entered the water Riley
bade the children join hands and they
all waded into the river and walked
along a sandbar which stretches out
INTO the stream at that point.
They had gone some distance from
the shore when suddenly the whole
party disappeared beneath the water
having in the darkness stepped from
the sandbar into the deep channel.
The only one in the party to regain
the sandbar was Mary Timiny, 8 years
cid. The child is unable to tell how
she saved herself.
Riley was 80 years old and the ages
Of the children drowned ranged from
to IA years. Four of the bodies have
been recovered.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-10
Saturday.

Visitors at Esopus expressed SEN
timent in favor of Daniel s. Lamont
for gubernatoria candidate.
Russell Sage takes a whole days va
cation from business to celebrate the
SSth anniversary of his birth
Many persons continued to con-
denim Bishop Potter for his partici-
patton in the Subway Tavern dedica-
ton.
General Nodzu is believed to have
cut off two Russian commands south
of Haicheng. as General Kouropatkin
fails to mention them in his report of
a recent battle.
Germany refuses to permit Russia
to send her Baltic fleet through the
Kaiser Wilhelm canal. st. Peters
burg is shrouded in gloom because Of
Russian reverses.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-10
Tuesday,.

In many pulpits Bishop Potters as
sistance in the dedication of the Sub
way Tavern was severely condemned,
A dispatch from St PETERSBURG re-
ports the loss of two japanese pro.
tected cruisers by explosion Of mines
off Port Arthur
Between so and 100 people arc re.
ported killed by train on the Mis-.
scuri Pacific road crashing through a
bridge near Pueblo Col, into the swoi-
len Fountain river
Life preservers used on the Grand
Republic sank when properly tested,
It was learned, though they had recent
ly been approved by government in
spectors.
On arrival of the British Thibetan
expedition in Lhassa the Dalai Lama
fed to monastery lS miles distant
and the AmHeD representing China's
suzerainty began negotiations with
the invaders.
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waded in the stream and carried out
Iaud begrimed bodies which were
found at widely separated points,
some of them miles from the scene
of the accident.
The first of the corpses recovered
were those of Miss Irene Wright and
little Dorothy Johnson, sister-in-laW
and daughter respectively of Harry
man lay beside them. Engineer Hind
man was found with his watch still
running a few feet further down the
ttream.
All day long stretcheTs with sand
covered, dripping burdens were car
ried every few minutes to the railroad
tracks where the death train awaited
them. While It was still dark axes
lad been used en- the half buried cars
al the junction of the creek with the
Fountain and at daylight this work was
resumed on the smoking car which
lay out in the Fountain, where men
their waists to reach it.
A few moments search and clearing
away of the floor of the car revealed
the wounded head of young man in
his shirt sleeves.
A second party further down the
river found several persons entangled
In a mass of debris thought to have
been part of the baggage car, which
was literally torn to pieces. In a
short time a large number of bodies
were dug out of the sand here. One
woman was completely buried, save
one foot which stuck above the water
Some bodies were found lodged in
the shrubbery along the banks, others
in the wreckage in midstream and
many half buried with only an arm OF
a bit of clothing to reveal their where
to lift the water soaked body of one
woman to the shore and skirt and a
hat found on the bank could scarcely
he lifted with the fingers of one hand
naked. Many of them were slightly
bruised, probably from the first shock
of the wreck. but there was little blood
visible when they were removed from,
the stream Without doubt the great
majority were drowned like rats in q
trap when the cars plunged without Q
moments warning into the whirline
water 35 feet deep, 100 feet wide and
with current strong enough to carry
thousands of pounds of weight nearly
a mile before subsiding.
How many perished never will be
definitely ascertained, for the treacher
Gus sands are drifting over the bodies
Searching for the dead was begun or
an extensive scale and still is in pro
gress. All corpses found were brought
to Pueblo and placed in four morgues
here.
At s o'clock this morning 76 bodies
had been recovered and of these AZ
lad been identified. Bodies were re
covered all the way along Fountain
river from the scene of the wreck tC
this city. Two bodies were taken from
the stream at First street. Pueblo
more than eight miles from the point
where the disaster occurred, and II
is probable that some may even be
recovered even further down stream
None of the bodies is badly mutil
ated and all are in such condition as
to be recognizable, Many identified
tions have by articles found on the
bodies, no persons who viewed then
recognizing the features.
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Two Drowned In Canada Lake.

Gloversville, Aug. 9.-Canada Lake
a nearby summer resort. was the
scene of another sad drowning acci
dent yesterday afternoon when a sail
boat containing Raymond Soule Of
this city and William Furbeck of st.
townsville was capsized and both lost
their lives. The accident happened at
2:S0 and the bodies were recovered
at $3.50, a large number engaging in
the search. Young Soule was the son
of Harry Soule, a prominent business
man Of this city. and Furbeck fas a
member of the class of 1907, Union col.
Iege They were camping at the lake
with a party of friends
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Shovel Led Lightning Bolt.

Oxford, Pa, Aug S.-While holding
a shovel in his hands in the act of
putting coal on the fires, William We'll
don, engineer at the washer works in
this place, was struck by bolt OF
lightning, which ran along the iron
boiler and up the shovel handle into
bis body. He was not killed, but the
lower half of his body was paralyzed.
II is thought that the lightning enter.
cd the building through the iron
smokestack A wire runs from this
stack to the place where Weldon was
working