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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-02
Notts at Gris fembamer.

Gs mirb bicrmit ssoti5 9esesen faB bic eDumiiiio.
ndre BON SnSeardp1S Sonutp Oblo. DIS
SSreitae, Z. Srni 1904,
MittogS l2 ubr ntriegeite Gneeootc entgegennebmeu
neroeu IN bic &ieerung bes Itaterlais nno ben 8au
elmer 8tiide iner oen 2uscarupaS SiuB in Der gt6be
BON @piben, Sbip.
3teIe 8ride }on ous nier 8oscn beiteben, ieOer @o
gen lp cine Sdnge bon loo SuB baoen npn Der Wtttte
enes Nfellers bis gum ndd)lten.
9te iteic StroBen,peite Ioa Is i5uB tetraeen
aartcu nit Der Sage ben Bride YroTile, ppltdnbge
9Idne Spraittaiionen. G1dBun8eu etc. fitr ben gau
Del Srdc llo IN Der Anottors Ere iltc0erBete9t uno
tbuneu bprt etnge1eben lperDen.,
Seoer 9tstcr I'LL nit etuem Au9chot 8lGne. Spesii
fatipnen uno St1en iber Ole Gragratt einrelhen io
lpte uqabeu ber bic yatnc, SlbBe uuo GuoI tat oes
lQerlQts oas BET Dem BAN CUR 9erpen Dung fontMen
loa inpie uoer ole &etItun3Sabt8telt oerieben usun
lie ppllenoCt lit
iE,rner ioA Gngegeten ncrben ob BET ben 8lduen
ein 9ottntrebt 5uf Gerpenonng fommt nuo bet mcl=
cben Sbtlle berirlbcIl.
Ss .perocn ou9 an9e6pte ent9e9en9enommen. bic
pom ben Uni .riNgdeA Bt0uen IN 5e8u8 ani S0uart
obmedleu hno oub iii Se5ug auf lytaeral let Oajielbe
nun Stctn. Goncrete p0er SGa1tbogen Soltbe 2tnges
bute mlen ppu Rldnen Spe5ifitotion,u, &iitrn Der
Stlitnl9s16bI9tet etc. be9lettet lelt.
Nle Iolbe Ntdue ntiIieu aber III ben NuIorbernngen
nuo Spe5trt0ttonen nperentnlmen. bic III Se3u9 au
bic &elItruaSaBl9iett Der 9rde Ino Die 9rette ber
SSabritraBe Oprged1rieben 1iu0.
Ane AH9ebote mulen III Der Sifite ocs Gonntg=A :.
bitors am H. ;Jnnl 1891 Wilto9a nm Il nDr. clIQe=
reiG fem uuo meroeu bietlben Glsoanu geDHnet Eah
geleeH.
SeeS Nu9ebnt nnB NIT bem ppneu 9umen oler
8el en- Die oemIebeu eiu ,Jnterelie Dabeu Inter
5el1Att len M innB pon clrem 2epoIlt pDu etntuuz
}euo Dollars pbcr ELL 4 be9oupi9c 93ontnumeiiung
BON e,utauieAD 3pharS Gn ere gcnf i'll 5usCaralul 8
Gountg. 3aDlUar tn ben 2tu0itor ona 4u9clrapus
@ourtD, regle1t etu. ais &uranc odflr odB ser
9et nen @pntruft inuerboIh n1 5oecu, not]oIlu er
ibm 5uQeipTodeu lit auaebiien iprn
00e HedDt miro nprbcnI ten euAelae pher ale Muge=
bpte 5urif5umctien.
AHs au.lraJ oer Gpuntp.6cmmtipndre
G. 6, iSc:uicu Sr
t,S;I ;I,y ,,,,I,
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Observation-Disclosures

AIbert s. 9aueu, WuIbington, 3D.
@oitb Wpnne 8ooerif. @anal Doper.
6rant &. 3obiniun, gtem Cumberland
-gmma Siber. Ganal Souer.
8. g. Speater = Mar9aret s1eioeg+
ger, beioe bon Nliueral @itp.
W. s.. Slasner. 8ilmpre-S8a Is.
9enrp. uhri6sptlle.
Santino GaItino - GDIa @Dlumbo,
beioe bon 8olben.
Noolpb S6offler. Ntron-- -2utinoa Su=
itettler, SEEM philadelphia,
Saroep @. pbiuips, gomsrstomn =
Mprtle Walters, Canal 3oper.
@lpoe $. @pwan, 0enniion- 2ella 3D..
Sraldarbt. ubriApiIle.
g6ns. s. &anDal-Wabel s.. SnDoer,
beioe bon Nelu @omerstotun.
@6os. 0iatt = Cora Wiers, beioe BON
l6ri6soiQe.
@ba5. s. 8un @ura, @lepelano 6at.
tie 8anee, New pbila. ,
u. 6. &enner- NloeroD W. Sperbolt,
beioe BON Stem 4bila.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-02
;Smt @rcisacriht.

8as Sreisaeriht par lebte Wohe
bier in 5iBune uno traf in neun sSal.
len @ntiheioungen uno in Dem grose{le
Der Morton Gin 9late SO. oegen pbsr,
Ion y. @aloert murOe Die @ntfheioung
perlhoben.
sm proSelie Walter $. @deu dis
Qominlitrator geaen Die Connecticut
TeueroerliHerun9s- @eieaidait fpollte
S6eu eine 8rmoperiidsrung fcollet.
tiren muroe aber absswieIen. neil Die
Yerliberun9 iiatt i'm Namen sames
y. Campbell i'm Nameu bon Sobn 8.
@or ausgeheat mar.
SIN Broasiie Sames s. 8roots 1eaen
u. ). 8ooOtuin. MarIbal in u6rihs-
DllIe, tpesen unbere1ti9ter 8erhaitunq,
muroe oas 8eroitt oes @omnon gleas=
9eribts bel 5eite 9eIebt.
gbon Ban &irt se9en Gbaritp Wtil-
ler. Sas 8erOitt oes Common Yleas=
9eri6ts nuroe beitdtigt ii. bic ald0erin
lit gu S4aosneriab beredti0t, weil Der
6abritbetrisb ibr @i9entbum beibds
oiqte.
Rancp S. DeB, 9eltamentspoaltrede.
rim, ae9eu Sacob y. Milliaan II. VI.
Ser SAaoenaniprud muroe bon $1,000
auf 800 berunter9eiebt.
3oianna 8ois eea,n Galma 8irler
u. q. appelation abgsuieien.
Ser Staat Ohio 9eeen Die 8eluno=
beitsbeb0roe BON Srantlin 3p. 8as
urtbeil oes unteren @sri6ts beltatigt
Nntbonp M. 8retpea eegen Die grs
3lebun9sbebOroe BON ,Waibin9ton 5p.
Nullt1t byltltigt.
G5as. Baum geeen Die @ronn Sire
@lap 80. 9fullitdt bsitdti9t.
Sames Canning eegen @lem Sbllsf.
Teroitt oes unteren 8sri6ts un9ultig
ertlQrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-02
SeIe8aten 3ar eon8revNoneIIen
Goanentiou.

Gir Die eouareiIionelle Gonpention,
Die beute in Goibotton suTammentritt,
lino folaenoe Delegateu ernannt nor-
ben: Sobn s. @srber, 60. 6. @aruer,
5stb 8aroer. 5rso gartbelmeb, Wm.
5aomas. 8. .. Ssffsr, s. u. Sling.
luff. 2ouis 3. WsnB. Sos. patton,
8. W. 5treb. Or. IS. s. Yaiuter,
2utber Wberlep, W. 8. 2aib. s. g.
Solicit, Georae Crater. s. ). genfer.
8. q. 8ranb. 9r. 8. W. Tinnep, u.
s. Yater. o. yrinee, s. u. Canning,
Gbarles 5. Wasner, Sohn u. 2ineber=
berger. @barles s. Murrab, Sobn u.
Wasner. s. s. Weguaousb, 9. 8.
Wotpls, 2ouis 9ineberaer, 90. $.
5mibart, 0arpep Sarnbia, Daniel
Wpb, 8. D. Guteniobn, Sacob 3.
Reeo. Alberi 3immsr, j. g. Weglel=
lamb. 5. s. Wilar. SUD Benfer. !.
5. Wurpbp, 8. 8. Wtitdea, g. 81.
Boobsr. %. +. 6urit. 3. s. RufIel,
5. N. 5iiber, W. u. Waener, Robert
Smith, u. y. 5boemafer, %. 8.
albertion. 9. R. Dliunie, ge. H..
8olo, %. 6. 5prina, 8eorae %.
Gardner. s. 8. 2eboIe. 8. Is. JerreQ.
g. 5. Bafer, Daniel Nifles, sobn +.
&eiRer, u. Mausbiman, prof. %. 6.
Bed.
5kilpertreter q. g.. Qinolon.
Charles 6urn. Gamuef Rpser Hprinh
Sobnlon, Glmer Sells. @ottlieb
Sdmeiber, 9apib graolep, Dr. %.
8. gromn, georse .Neusoerfer, csobn
0il. %. o. Gonter. Or. 9. g. Bars
ton. Abrabam Weber. 8. 6. yriee.
aoam @inb, go. 5dmiot, 8. =.
@rap. u. @onter. SSreb. Daupert, S.
BOUNDS. phi!ip CANNED. Is. s. Gliffe,
gli Willer, Wm. Nnoreas. 5bonas q.
Weaooo. '#ufns Roth, Grant Riinsli,
o. n. Murrap, gbas. 2ep, &. e.
0umriabouIe, Sobn g. 8oroon,
Alfreo @raber, Sobn Renfer, Gbeloon
Difinion, 60. 8. Ditto. &. s. Wur-
phsL Saeob Sseuht, ". 8. Bates, u.
gis, .. 6. Ssiiber. Wm. Ctt, yinab
5roper, @bas. Bartbellneh, Or. 9. s..
Giarif, Georae grpan. Robert 6orris.
berger. Sobn O. Remman, Sohn Gtiff-
ler. Sulius Stilgenbaur. 9bomas
Wrtgtt. 60. Jntermill, 0arrb 0oIfet@
ler, Ba.entine grOun. 9. Mcglean,
3. u. Bigler, peter Henner. 8. SO.
Naps, a. M. Bier, u. 9. Wcgue, s..
Barnes. CHARLES Drefber, Gam. sSo1n4
lon 9bos. 8enner, s. u. QuigleD,
g. y. Iaplor uiao 1fntp palm.
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D.. as second class matter.
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Grunbsiesnt1ums llebertraennaem.

Senrg Sarftine an SObn Ster. Got 8 gIod "A, Ser.
5oper eanO 6 Smp. 60 su sOuis @ruds Got ia.
9pper, IL.
Sorocs unS 9Dcia Beottp al epan uno Wiaroaret
YbntpS. Ii Ader, @olbeu $1,000
Gnan nno Mfargaret BhnpS gu Mtlltam unb Wdrp
Ybiatps 44il00 Mrter @oibea $500
lem Smith 5u Dirt D(. Sinitb 5beiflots 81 unb
So, Nem @pmcrStoipn. $500.
hos. S'OpnneIl su Ghmtn WlnpbD, 428liO0 Aoer.
Wlin 81
. 5bOs. nnO gRurp ann qb,aips su gsm Samss. Got
l. 8arubiI s55.
Glen anOe; mon IL " su SEQ, 20 strimpte Got 8.
g; q. aopisfs su 6. 10 @pi0sa, sOt s. @trabbnrs
$3.50
eepi gsoIs Su 2Dog. u. uno g 8. aeff. ssIloo ader
syoiriiele. 300.
@tarp Menina au @bas smitp. 56lloo ader, Gair.
feb, $3.50.
gan,nsI 80 gaB sn 2apib Burton gGer, eoIben.
sI400
Wturta G6erBarbt su Gmmu eberret 80 ader. 60.
fbeu, 5000.
eliaton meeIe sa Sso gaiag. Gbetnpts rbriaspine.
$95e
g. $ Rasuer gbcritf sn 9Dttip 9ater, la2 lil4o
SpoOa 9apers an 9hilip Sobn, Got Is Baltic,
Sl400.
Saeob G'eottge su qrtbnr gtot CT aot So 8oper,
$3.50
SerrD su Sroittit &oartttne atfer Sraufiin 500,
Sbertff gagner an Sacoh gSilltams, Got %, Ytfe
Run. Sl34.
WtiuuiS 5u Dtarsaretb eoriuler 5 ader, SSairfieb,
ST.
Sobn s. sGeuser 5n Smotbp eeuea. 55lloo sdcr.
9pper $55,
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@eMorben.

an %. Dtai i'm Srp's 3bal Daniel
Grebs i'm Nlter bon 66 ssabren an eli.
nem 8alsnltsinleioen. Der 8erltor=
bene mar Elm 8eteran oes 8iireertrie=
ees; er hinterldBt cine Mitttpe unb ie=
ben Ginter.
Am 27. Mai In 9enniiun SSrau VI.
s. 5ipton i'm Nlter bon Sc Sabren on
einem Srebsleioen. Die NerItorbene
NOR aus S4ottIano eebiirtig. bat aber
ibon felt Is Sabren in 9enniion ae.
pobnt; lie blnterlGBt einen 8atten llno
orei Sinber.
Nm 20. Wai in Sbaron. pa., 5rau
Wtingie 8. Seiple, 9eborene Warner,
im Nltsr bon "a Sabren ou ben Sol.
gen elmer Operation. Gie 2eihe MUIR
De nad 9isw philadelphia sebrabt,
Dem 8sburtsorte oel geritorbensn, mo-
oieielbe am 23. Mai auf Dem alten
5rieoboie 5eigefebt tuaro. Sic 8er=
itorhene binterldBt einen trauernoen
@atten, cine bohbetaete Mutter uno
aht 8eibwiiter.
Nm 80. Mai in 6airiielo 5p. Soon
u. Stalep i'm Utter por 40 Sabren an
Der Mus5ebrung. Ser geritorbene bin=
terldbt zine Wittpe uno bier Glnoer.
Nm 90. Mai in Martpif 3opnibip
Sacob Weper i'm 9llter bon 81 Sabren
al Der Waileriudt. Ser Serforbene
mar aus gennipluanien qebiirtia, bat
aber uber 60 Sabre in oieiem @ountp
Qemohnt er blnterIaBt elne Wittwe
un0 4 &inoer.
Vim %. I}ui in garn6i(l 6rou Ga.
rab Dtalon I'M 2llter pon II Sabren.
Eie 8erltorbene tinterldbt einen 8atten
uno sluei SOpne.
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SoIiD6r.
Sen 81. O2ai 1904.
Werther geoba4ter!


Mertber geoba6ter!
Sr. uno 6rau So1n 8rier bon San.
ton paren leBte Wode gu geiu6 bel
Der Wfutter Der lebtgenannten, Der
6rau SOhn app oabier.
Hrau YoltOr Sbeobor N'erten reiEe
om Is. Ntai nah ihrer Seimotb ct
Charles, no., in 8egleitung bon 5rau
eBrllt. Eies, tpsl9e init ibren 3tpei Sin.
bern nod Sadion, Mo., ibres Mannes
frubere 0eimatb reiite.
Nuf benz cine Weile BON bier optpuc=
nen 2apoIib Der gbeleute %. 5. Gebolo
teGrte Der StOr6 ELL unO pluterlieb els
nen itrammen SunQen.
0r. ,Sobn Srintmann uno Grau bon
@reat gano. Ras., ionie Sr. 8ottlieb
SfsQer bon @bili, O., lino bier einae=
troFen sur Reunion Der 2ebolo SSanie
lie. tpelbe ON z. Suni auF Dem 2an6=
1iB Don Samuel u. Gebolo itattfinoet.
ganor 5heooor Werten bon Der beut.
i4en euan9. st. sSobannestir1e reiite
am 3. Suni nod glepelanb au Der bot
ltattfnoenoen 9iitritt.@onferen3. g.
q. Gebolo beql,itet ibn aIs 8eleoat.
bon bort reiit @riterer ebenfalls na1
ieirer Seimatb, st. @borles, Mo.
5rl. Sennie Gioler BON MineroI
gitp 1T bel ibrer Gdlpeiter, 6rau 9au.
ra Sing, felt eini9en WOdeu bier auf
Beluh.
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9er Wapor not Baltimore bcs
geht SeIbittaoro.

Am Montag, 80. Mai, bat Iid 2o.
bert W. Me2ane, Der Wapor bon 9al.
iilnore, i'm Sdlafaimmer ieines Wobn.
hauies eridoiien. Seine srau befano
iih in einem anltobenoen 3immer uno
bOrte Ten 5duB fallen, ben Dlc2ane
alien An3eiden nod Dor oem Gpieqel
itebeno auf fh abaefeuert bate. Die
Gusel orana an bsr rehten Shldfe Elm
uno tam binter oem linfen Obr ipieoer
gum 8orihein. Me9an tam nidbt uie=
Der gum YetuuBtisin uno tbat na9 ei.
ner Gtunoe ieinen lebten Mtbem3ug.
Seit oem 9roben 8ranne i'm 6ebruar
arbeitete Mc2ane iebr anseltrengt, um
bic ItGotii9en Nn9elesenheiten in Oro=
nung 81 bringen uno ben Wieoeraui=
bau oes absebranntsn 9iltritts au lei-
ten. 9ies in 8erbinoung nit politi.
iben umtrieben. bic ibm oas 2eben
perleioeten, ifienen cine iempordre Bei,
ftesftorung beg Wannes bs,beiaeftibrt
su haben.
Mapor Wae2ane mar 36 Sabre aft,
Der iiinefte Mapor. ben Die Gtaot gai=
timore nod ie sebabt bot. Ct mar Der
Gobn bon Sames 6. Mc2ane, BEN
prdliDenten Der griten National ganf,
unb Der Neffe bon q. W. Mc2ane,
benz frIberen 8ouperneur bon Marp.
Ianb uno @eianoten Der Ser. Gtaaten
IN Baris pdbreno oer erifen Momini.
ftration bon glepelano. Dor feline,
grtpdhluns gum Wapor mar er bier
Sabre @eneralanmalt oes Staates uno
Bat fih in sieiem Mmte als pflidttreuer
unb tiihtiger geamter eripieien. 0or
sipei Wohen bate er lih nit Der iun=
aen Wittre Warp yan Bibber perebe=
litt, bic in gsfelfhaftliden Rreiieu
Der Gtaot Baltimore eirle NolIe gelpielt
bate. gei Der Biirgeridaft i'm Mlge.
meinen uno obne unieri1ieb Der politi.
Iden parteiftelung mar Mc2ane iebr
beliebt uno fein fragiIbes gnoe tuiro
alIgemein tief beoauert.
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Grtrunfen.

am 19. Mai ging Benjamin gobin=
ion, Der in &uIb 3otunlbip tpobnte,
nab Dem 5tillwater. um gu fii1en uno
i6eint babel ins WaKer geTalen uno
ertrunfen gu iein. oenn am lebten 9on.
nerifaa muroe feline 2eide i'm oroben
5tilmater in oer Ndbe bon ubri1spllle
Qefunoen. An bem G6rper 3eieten Iid
feine Spuren bon 8elualttbdti9teit, Die
auf Elm 8erbreden i6lieBen lieBen.
Der geritorbene mar 80 Sabre alt uno
hinterldBt cine Witttpe uno bier R:n=
Der.
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GtSaaksnf snfplittsr.

90 mondsr Gbemann fibH f1 iiberal sH
6auie = nur ni9s 3a Sauis.
Sc tusnieer fb eines badt. befp lsiAter
ptro ct iiberipranSen.
Sun 2ebeR tommt es oft 81 elmer 9rasbbis
bur9 itle1te Soufflture.
@e!unsene &duae si5ps i'm bsibsu Gaieins.
tries:
Ote fbsn tbotlos ba - rue tportsn oaf
ben SieS!
Was man emf ais Staos btgins, nsnnt
man ipdter Grfubraa9.
Sos sr5bte Glhd ia ias siek Hlenfnsn
bas, bab ie ni4t usesssu, Die sludH@ fs
bdttsn iein ttnnen.
.Rinber unb Farrea fasen bic Wobrksit!.
Drum ips~rt' Ra1 bas Rarrsn eia nnb
ben Qinbern ssipobnt mons at.
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9eaen uno fein gnoi. 8ieler=
orts treten 8dhe uno 6liBe lpieoer iiber
ibre ufer.
0eSnd)t !: Gin 8icnItmdbden,
no15ufra9en in GenbauTers Rlsioer'
Store.
Sic bisiiqen Sdulen tpurben leb.
ten Gonneritaa fur Die Gausr BON ORE
Wlonaten geidlolien.
81" bette Nu5mabl bon itdrten.
ben Weinen uno anoeren 8etrdnteu
finoet man I'M 2iQueur= Store Der &.
5. N0nlph So. am 9ublic Square. #.
8ei Dem 5tatconareB, Der lebte
gSohe in ct. Qoui5 abgebalten suuroe,
naro unier Treuno, 6. SAiipba6 bon
gleoelano, als elmer Der Girettoren fir
bas nddite Sabr erpG0It.
Die SbluBIepr Der bielioeti
SodI6uls fano am 8ienfa9 Nbeno i'm
Spernhaaie itatt uno mar cut beIudt
uno Die 2eiltGnQen Der ousI1giDenoen
alalle puro II in gebiibrenoer @eiIe
anertannt.
Ser Sae Der @rdberidnlIflng
aei1nete lid ourN unfreunolibss Wet.
ter aus. Srosoen lpuroen Die &ubes
fdtten Der oerblibsnen Soloaten in
bert0mmli6er Weiie gsIhmiift uno
Hi6ter s. MlitdeQ belt cine einorufs=
Dolle @eoentreoe.
Al5 6enrp ge0, Elm RohlenerG=
ber in Mineral GitD, lebte Wp1e eine
MSine in einem ROblenfhadte iprenote,
iparD er BON einem Goblenitiif on ben
SinterfOpf oetrpffeu uuo iofort eetDo=
tet. Der gerun9Iiifte mar in Wine=
raj @itD aufgsmadien uno erlt 81
Sabre alt.
Die @o4nunQ BON 8. Is. MiGuer
on 5rontitraBe in @anal 0ouer warb
leBte @o1e, n6breno Die 6auilit gtad.
barn beiu6te, bon @inbre1ern beinees
iubt, Die i'm SauIe Qlaes ourdeinauoer
parfen. Ood wrroen feline y0ertb=
lahen DermiBt uno lheinen bemnah Die
Rdnber ni9t 9eFrnoen gu baben, mas
Iie iu9ten.
Sr. eugene s. Wen9er bat Dem
Napor gdep feline &eiilnation als
Staotratb eingereidt, oa feline Bei1dTte
es tbm ni6t erlauben, oem 9mte Die
nDtbige 3eit uno NufmertIamteit gu
miomen. Ser 3iiftritt miro allsemein
beoauert, oa Sr. WenQer ourd lei {
tmii1t uno 8efddftstenntniB ieinen
Witbiiroern i'm Staotratb pertbooue
3ienfte leilfete.
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Wle baben i5ormen i'm NustauId
Till Wobnbdnfer ober Geiddftshduier
ii ubrihspilIe. DenniiOn. Canal Dober
uns Neu philadelphia. @. Is. u.
Qesdb, Norowefiede bonn pabIie Gqnare,
New pbilaoslpbia. II.
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De2- ehftR a1rptf.

9et nHttr gum prphl:
~Rt9t tpubr, bas tpar DOR spei Jubr'H
i'm Wai, aEs gis ban 6aupttreffsr
madten9" - prob: 80 bah teins
Sbee! Wer lanH T4 bsnn isb.n
G4marrw mertes9.
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#e1sssesnarhuI1ss- 9SgN.

rSinb bic 3lss aaf bisisr Strsds
tmmer 10 ls-r9"-~gd, i'd foe' SM.n.
neulid bin i'd NAL in ein Roux sins
seitiessn, ba mar fosar a MausfaIl'n
aufa' fteLIt!"
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W6rbIi& sshene.

/. tg!os Spnutaas AHe aubere g. 6. & 80. 3dqe
tdglih SoHnta9 ausgeHommen.
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Blackburn and Linney Seem Sure OF 1t
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Statasville n. C., Feb. al think we
will win If the boys tell the truth. The
people are in favor of us and the rank
and file want Republican Congressman,
said former Congressman Blackburn at
Taylorsville yesterday just after he had
come from his room at the hotel, where
he had been in conference with some Of
his Alexander county friends. Mr.. Black
burn came down from Washington Sun
da ynight, presumably to attend court at
Taylorsville, but the two days he spent
there was canvaSsing rather than attend
ing to court matters.
Former Congressman Linney is putting
in good work canvassing. He too thinks
he will be nominated to run against the
Democratic nominee and processes to be
of the same opinion as Blackburn about
Q Republican victory in the Eighth Dis
trict. The fight between Linney and
Blackburn for tn nomination is getting
warm.
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Mr.. John Sykes Dead. A Black Bigamist
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Goldsboro, N. c., Feb. 24.-The death
of Mr.. John Sykes, OF Mt. Carmel church
near PikeviIle, occurred yesterday morn
ing after a brief illness. He was a
centcnarian, being 100 years OF age only
last month He served with distinction
in both the Mexican War and the War
Of the Conf deracy The funeral was held
from his old home this afternoon and
the interment was in the family burying
ground near by. Truly a good man has
gone Rest to his ashes.
Daniel Jacobs. a negro who halls from
near Pikeville was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Warrick, and
placed in jail in this city, on warrant
sworn out by Mary Jacobs. his vie,
charging him with bigamy. His case
came up for hearing before Justice
Hugh Humphrey this morning, and in de-
fault of a $500 bond he was committed
to jail to await the next term of court.
His first and second marriage were re
corded in the office of the Register Of
Deeds OF Wayne county. and were pro
duced in court by the Register, Mr. w.
g. Britt. He married his first wife IN
Dudley. in 1900. and his second wife III
Pikeville, on February 10, this year.
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A Child Abandoned.
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Greensboro. Feb. 24.-Ever since the
fire at the Greensboro Female College
one section Of the primary grade of the
Lindsay Street graded school has been
having holiday Superintendent Broad
hurst this morning announces that provis-
ion has been made for continuing the
class in the chapel of the Lindsay Street
school building, and will begin tomorrow
morning, under the charge Of Miss Fales,
who taught the class 1T the college build
Inc
A three-year-old negro girl child was
abandoned by its mother at the court
square Monday night. The police took
charge of the child. and so far have
hcen unable to find its inhuman mother.
They have learned enough to know that
the child was deliberately abandoned. 1t
has been given to colored family who
offered 70 take it, Although evidently
able to talk, the child cannot be induced
to say a word about whose little one it
is or where it belongs.
Officer Jenkins, of Nashville, n. c.,
came here today and carried to Nashville
J. w. r. Collins, Il resident OF Greens
boro, under a warrant charging HIM with
having obtained money under false pre-
lenses The false pretense is alleged
t, be that Collins while in Nash county
mortgaged horse and got loan, and
the horse was not his property. Collins
declares he will show that he was not at
fault in the matter.
Lon Mayo. colored, who is wanted In
Durham for abandonment of his family,
was arrested here today and is awaiting
the arrival of an officer from Durham.
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DURHAM IRON WORKS.
Lea Broken by Tree. Much Pneumonia
Funeral of Mr.. Cozart To-day.
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Durham. N. c., Feb. 2f.-Papers of in
corporation were taken out before CLERK
of Court c. B. Green this morning for
the Durham Iron Works Company. The
authorized capital Is $4,000, with PAID
in capital of SO 900. The shares are OF
500 each, there being 800 in all. The
object of the company, as stated is the
papers of Incorporation, is to buy ana
sell and deal in iron, brass, aluminium,
nickel and other metals; manufacture and
sell these metals; deal in lumber, brick
and other building material and conduct
a. general repair and machine shop. The
latter will be the principal business OF
the company. i building Is to be erected
on East Main street at once and the
business will be in operation as soon as
the machinery can be received There
are fourteen stockholders, as follows:
Messrs. w. E. Kukqr, ]. S. Carr, Jr.,
George l.. Lyon, 7. j. Lambe, W. }. Hollo-
way, W. M. Yearly A. p. Gilbert, j. S.
Manning, II. e. Seeman, A. r. Law, f..
d. Markham, N. Underwood, O. +. Wilk-
erson and ]. d. Pridgen. Mr.. Gilbert,
who recently came here from Concord,
will be general manager of the bust
ness.
Pythias will be held with the West Dur
ham lodge on Friday night OF this week.
This will be the annual meeting of the
sixth district of this order. 1t is cX-
pectcd that there will be Il large attend
ance. The district is composed of eleven
lodges as follows: Burlington, Graham,
Hillsboro, Chapel Hill, West Durham,
Durham, East Durham, Clayton, Hender-
son, Louisburg and Raleigh.
There will be several prominent Ply
thians present, Grand Chancellor Lyles.
vi Charlotte; Grand Keeper of Records
and Seal Hoilowell, of Coldsboro, and
Past Grand Chancellor j. A. Scott, of
Burlington, have all notified Chancellor
Commander j. E. Pegram of The West
Durham lodge, that they would be pres
ent. Alderman j. d. Pridgen of this
city, is district deputy for this district
After the work OF the evening re-
ception will lie rendered che visitin.
Knights.
| There is now considerable pneumonia
| in and around Durham. several peon1e
being now close to death with that dis
ease. There has been more pneumonia
| here this winter than ever befora during
the same length of time.
| Day before yesterday Dudley Jacobs
a well known citizen living in the north.
ern part of the county was cutting q
tree when 1t slipped back from the stun,n
after it had fallen, and broke his leo
While the injury IS very painful he
viii not lose that limb.
The funeral OF the late Thomas G. Co
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