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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26

Reports from Berlin say that all the
rivers in Germany are unusually low,
owing to the light rainfalls. The
waters of the Elbe and Saale are the
lowest since 1911 At Hamburg ship
pers have suspended operations on the
Upper Elbe, and the movement Of
freight in the Rhine above Cologne is
much impeded. Coal is accommodating
at the yards on the Ruhr.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
TROOPS SENT TO BoNEsTEEL.

Boom Town on Rosebud Reservation
Past Control Of the Authorities.
st. Paul, MINI. Owing to the de-
mands of Chief Clerk McPhail Of the
General Land Office, Federal troops
were ordered from Fort Niobrara to
Bonesteel, S. D., where the lands Of
the Rosebud Reservation are being al
lotted. Mr.. McPhail notified the Gov
eminent authorities that the town was
past the control of the local authorities
and advised the sending of troops
A hold-up occurred in front of the
Citizens Bank, and many bold robber-
les were committed in the open.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
Aged Man Killed.

Thomas Brown, an aged resident Of
Johannesburg, N. Y, entered saloon
in that village to protest against the
further sale Of liquor to his sons. He
quarrelled with the bartender, Delos
Selover, and was thrown out. He fell,
fracturing his skull, and died from his
Injuries. Selover was arrested
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
Ammunition For Canada

Sir Frederick Barden. Minister OF
Militia, of Canada, has under way a
contract with the English firm Of
which Sir William Armstrong is head
for the construction Of an ammunition
factory in Ottawa capable of turn
ing out twenty million rounds of am
munition year.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
Estate OF Mayor Jones.

The value OF the estate Of the late
Mayor Samuel M. Jones. of Toledo,
Ohio, was roughly estimated by his
son, Percy Jones, in Probate Court. at
$346000. of which 1926, 900 is personal
property and S21 900 real estate. The
Mayor left no will.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
FATAL STORM IN GEORGIA.
Many Persons Injured and Houses
Wrecked in Augusta.

Augusta, Ga.--A storm swept the
eastern and southern section of the
city, doing great damage to property
and injuring several people.
The Hale Street Baptist Church was
completely demolished: paint shop of
the Central Railroad Company and a
small cottage on Hale street were
totally wrecked; the roof of a carpen-
ter's shop of the Georgia Railroad was
blown away; the end Of house on
Lincoln street was crushed in by a
falling tree, and the grand stand at
the baseball park was demolished.
Many employees Of the Central Rail-
road were badly injured.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
Carrie Nation Badly Hurt.

Carrie Nation was assaulted by J. r.
Neighbour saloonkeeper, at Elizabeth
town, Ky. She was ordered out Of
Neighbours saloon, but returned and
told Neighbor that he was engaged in
a dirty business. Neighbor struck Mrs.
Nation twice, once over the head ond
once over the shoulders. with chair.
She was seriously hurt.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26

Miss Bertha Norris, Of Winsted,
Conn, a graduate Of Bryn Mawr, was
awarded $4,000 damages because Of the
death Of her father, Rev. A. Fl. Norris,
Of Torringford, Conn, who was in
stantly killed by New Haven road
train in Barryyille January 4, 1908,
While driving.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
Steel Profits 500. 0O0. 0O0.

A business Of S2O,0OO,00 in three
months, or S1000,000 more than was
necessary to declare a dividend, is
what the presidents of the subsidiary
concerns of the United States Steel
Corporation have to report at a special
meeting in Pittsburg, Pa.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
For New water SUNNY

The Niagara County IN. ~ Irriga-
ton and Water Supply Company filed
at the County Clerks office in Lockport
a map for new power canal enter
prise, involving an expenditure OF $10,-
100000; New York persons are dnanc-
Ing the AFFAIR. it was asserted
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
no Protect Automobiles

Two automobilists, clad in fifth CEN
fury armor, visited Magistrate Cor
nelrs court, In New York City, to seek
his advice regarding protection against
those who, as he advises. shoot at
chauffeurs.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
MEMPHIS POLICE CHIEF GONE.

SUDDEN Departure During Kef0rm CRU
SADIE Causes Sensation.
Memphis, Tenn. Without any an
nouncement of his intentions, Chief OF
Police Mason suddenly left Memphis
for Chicago No reason was given for
his departure beyond the bare state
ment from his physician that he was
not feeling well and took the trip that
he might get rest.
The sudden departure of the Chief
has created a sensation here, and the
citizens are at loss to understand the
meaning of the move. Mayor Williams
maintains that he has not received the
resignation of the Chief.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26

Charles S. Stewart U. S. A.. retired,
Of Cooperstown, N. Y, either fell or
Jumped Intentionally from the roof Of
The hotel at Siasconset, Mass. where
he was spending the summer, and sus-
tanned injuries that caused his death.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
Trestle Breaks with Train.

A Big Four freight train went
through trestle at Sharon, Ohio.
Fireman Metzgar. Of Delaware, Ohio,
and Breakman Casead, of Osborne,
Ohio. were killed. Engineer Wilson
escaped by jumping.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26

Fifty families in Passaic, M j.,
were made Ill from drinking milk
which doctors thought was infected,
perhaps by the cows eating poisonous
weeds.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
TERRoRIzING FINLAND.
Russia Arrests Prominent Men With
out Explanation.

Atu9SId 2AIIVStS AUIHIAIcHL hUH WIIH-
out Explanation.
London, England. -Advices from
Helsingfors show that during this
month three of the most distinguished
professors of the University, Homen,
scientist of European reputation; Est.
lander, law lecturer, and Baron
Wrede, professor Of Roman law. a
member of the House of Mobiles and
one of the most respected men in Fin
land. were suddenly arrested and de-
ported in manacles to st. Petersburg.
Nothing has been heard OF them since.
The houses of other professors were
searched.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
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Action bv ..Slocnm', Company.

Action was brought by the Knicker.
booker Steamboat Company to limit
the total liability in suits for damages
as a result of the General Slocum dis
aster to $1,000.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26

Berlin IN. HI farmer surrendered
to the police asserting that he had
shot and Killed a woman In fit Of
jealousy. and while under the infiu-
ence Of a drug the woman had given
him.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
RUSSIA ADDS no WOES OF JEWS.

Extends OPPRESSIVE Laws Governing
Hebrews 'sWithin the Pale"
st. Petersburg, Russia. A law was
officially promulgated providing that
all Jews settled in the western from
tier Governments and in Bessarabia,
within the radius Of thirty-two miles
of the frontier. shall be subject to all
the laws governing the residence of
Jews within the regular zone of set
clement.
Jews arriving subsequent to July 20
will be prohibited from settling outside
the towns or villages or moving from
village to village.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26

AT Stephensport, aNy., Frank Blaise,
a white man, was stabbed in the throat
by an unknown negro A mob gath
cred and when the negro tried to es-
cape he was shot to death.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
Suicide Before Her Mother

Long Respondent and i'll, Elizabeth
De Council, Of New York City killed
herself by leaping from a roof before
her mothers eyes.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
Arbitration Board Intervenes.

The massachusetts Board of Arbitra-
ton has interviewed in the trouble be-
tween the textile manufacturers and
the workers in Fall River. There is
hope that strike will be averted.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26

Kaid Benhimaa. chief of police. has
been appointed Governor in Tangier.
General satisfaction is expressed at
the change, which was one Of Raisu-
lis stipulations.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
no Protect FoIk.

Owing to rumor Of plot to assas-
sinate Joseph w Folk the Circuit At
torney Of ST. Louis bodyepard was
tQrntad to protect him during the DEM
oeratic State convention. ii 3eifefS0n
City so
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
Adolnh KoenIg Gniltr.

Adolph Koenig, Of New York City,
was convicted of murder iii the first
degree for killing Mrs. Mary Emma
Kaufman.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
PLANS FOR THE BALTIC FLEET.

RUSSIAN Admiral Says It VIII Start In
September.
Paris, France. An interview with
Read-Admiral Rojetsvensky, Chief Of
the General STAFF of the Russian Navy,
Is published in one Of the newspapers.
The Admiral airily dismisses any
suggestion of difficulty in taking the
Baltic fleet out to the Far East The
fleet viii start in September, call wher-
ever 1t may be necessary, including the
German port Of Kiaochau, and stop
twenty-four hours the legal limit at
Plymouth, Cartagena and possibly
Naples.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
Strika al nam Rive. Mas.

Textile unions of Fall River, Mass
having membership Of about 25.090.
voted to begin strike gainst tAal
wage reduction.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
Eleven Hundred For Spirit.

Mrs Anna Richter, of New York
City charged Frank Horowitz, tall
or, with obtaining $ll00 from her for
the spirit of her departed husband.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
Harvard Student Drowned.

Unable to swim against the strong
tide, Harry T. Whitmarsh. of Somer
Vile, a student at Harvard Univer
slty, was drowned while bathing at
Chatham, Mass
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
Killed IA Fire

a boy was burned to death and six
other members Of his family were bad
" scorched by flames that consumed
their home in Chicago.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
KRUGER's BIG FORTUNE.
Said tc Have Left S5,00o0O0, Chiefly
in European Securities.

London, England "A dispatch TO the
the fortune left by the late Paul Kru-
ger, the late President Of the Trans
vaal, is between f75O,O00 and f1.000,-
900. 1t consists chiefly of European
securities. The bulk OF it goes to the
Eloff family.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26

Kentucky Judge Drowned.
Judge Upton w. Mrls. OF louisville,
Ky, was drowned while bathing in
the surf at Cape May, N. j.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-26
MEAT STRIKE is ON AGAIN.
Workers Say That Packers Have
Not Kept Their Agreement.
BAD FAITH HAS BEEN ALLEGED

The Strike Of Meat Packers, Butchers
and Handlers in Places Under the
Jurisdiction of the Meat Cutters and
Butchers Union Was Resumed-About
5000 Men in Chicago Go Out.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
Gnpjt an Ruoicuelt.

g emzO Off, II. Nonember. -
Wfigr. GbopcIlc, Grabiifof bon Nciu.
Orleans mo opoltoliider 0elegat
nad) Gitbo mo Eorto Hico, febrtc
beitte oitf Dem Gnnpfer ga Corral.
lie" bon einem jlupimonotlidcn Illf-
cntbolt III Hom 5liriif. Der Gr5bi-
Idol bottc nit Gopit Bins mebrere
llnterreOun9en iiber Die Gage IN Den
Scr. StaatcrL Gltba mo Eorto Hico.
Gr CAB Dem Eopit oud cine Shiloe'
rllng Der glten Seiten bon HooIeoelt,
mclde ooS S6erballpt Der romild).
fatboliid)en Stride 10 %erfrcute, Dob CT
Dem Gr5biidof cine 3uidrift oil oeil
%rdiiOentcn mitgnb, luelde Der grj.
biid)of Srl1. Goolenclt in 8olbington
perionlid) e~inb1noi9en miro. Gr5bi.
ifof Ghnpelle erfl1rte iid) nit Eooie-
pelt'S S%tonbpumft in Der Ebilippi.
nenfroqe einuerItunoen.
MIar. Gbapclle gob oil. oob Mier.
gmbroie Ipiens. apoItoliider 2Clcs
got nnd ocn Ibilippinen, oilf Der
&eiie nod Imerifo on 9or0 Ger
.Minneioto" begrificn lit, 9erielbc
1T elm g%nglGnoer, aus Wtolto gebiir.
tia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
Trcdlc WiDrbcrbanoc.

@untingto II, @.-Go., t2.9too.
- Slt elmer SclcpbonbOtld)oft ans
Mort9omcrp beiBt eS; go. Snfion,
neldcr am Wiittmod) IN montgomery
Sen Sdleriif &. 0oniels crid)oB, er.
idien belttc bier bel Der 9eerbiguhg
lciltcS 9rlioer8, Ser poi, Dem Goli5ts
ltel1 elliott crld)oiicn iporOen ipar.
1Sofion mltroe bon elmer Wtcnge iei'
iter %lreuloe, Die i6tucr belpoffnct
moren. belpod)t. Oils cS befomt ipitr-
&c, ooB Sodion IN Der Stoot mar,
formirte lid) cine 5Weite Goiie, I'M,
Sodion feit%5u1lebnen, bod olS Die
IcI6e oen &crIlld oo5il mod)te, iulir.
oen Die M1nncr BON oel1 6reunbel
SofIon'S init 8etpebrcn 5llriidgetric'
ben, Mon bot 8ebcinlpolitiiten Ell,
9agtrt. iueld)e Den Monn feit5ineb-
men perilld)en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
iben=Gerfanf.
Sic Gc0cr rnbt.

&eopcnmorth SIS, -. 9top.
SberIt 3. 81. 4utbonp, &erolt8,
gebcr inO Geoofte1lr Der bieligell
nSimeS" 1tto 9rlloer Der befannteit
6roltenredItlerin Sri. S1tIon 9.
gntbonp, lit i'm sitter bon so Sobre,t
geitorben. 0nnicl yfeco Intbonp,
oltS Aooms. Moii., ge6iirtig, FAM I'M
Sabre 1854 nod) &anIoS iu1o mar elm
itncrihrodener 8ef6mpfer Der Stlo.
penbolter. Yartci; Sorocc 8reelep,
Sburlom MceO itnO Miliom $. &C.
lparo geb0rtet SIT ieinen 6rcu,oen.
9tobe5lt 80 Sabre lang rebi9irtc er
Die DieItge ySimcS." mar olld) Wopor
irno YoItmeiiter bon Seoucnportb
ilno cine Belt lang @|itglico Der
StaotSleoiSlotur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
Grica Dem bcutIdlcn Garpfcn.

Gbicaqo, IL. Honem6er, - 9llt9
bent Ior.Tiper linb III ocl letten
Slpei Sogen nobe5il 5lpol,5tg Sonncn
oeuti6e 9arpfen NIT gfebelt berolta-
aeiiidt noroen. Inter InIlidt Opll
Itoutlid)en 6ii6erei.S eomten iprroe
bos Tiid,en nit bc,t Ncben por0e.
nommen lnto miro peiter fortgcIetl
meroerL bis Der groBte Sbeil Der
belltiden Sorpfen, Die ourdl ibre Sc
frGBiofcit oen onoeren 8ilden gro
benS6ooen 5nfii9en, aus Dem 6lttl'c
entierltt lporoen lit. Sorlde ltl,o olls
oere geihiibtc Slide. bic III Die gfeta
gerotbe,,, iperben pieoer IN Den 6liIB
aeiett. Gle gefonaenen aorpien ipur-
ben in 3tpei eroBeit, NIT 8aller &C.
fiiQtcn S6iteh mad, Chicago 9ebrod)t
rnlo al Die gemohner oes bteli9el;
ghetto, Die oei1 oelttidet aorpfcn dis
id)ntndboften Slid WoDl SIT ldlaeeil
%luiiien, biuig %perforft. Ser gernld)'
tllngsfrieg 9egen fie oeittld)eli Mut'
pfen milr6e bon Der Itodtltd)en Gllde'
reibeboroe onaeoronet, weil oieie 0t-
idc iii1ter Dem Siif-2oif riip Der
Srut onoerer Slide groBe Serioh'
ltullgelt anrld,ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13

6ol0e Der ioldcn NrorcS cineS Sig.
noIbcomtcn in boiler 6obrgcihpin.
Oigteit nit cincrt oitlid) fommen0crt
6rodt5ugc cinige NtciIcIl 0Itlid) bon
@rungcra, @nomilg, bcltte friib.
YeiOc 3iigc 9ingen iiber bic @eleiic
Die 90ldlrng berob, Gle Eolt- u,0
@cp1dlpogaona muroen III etuon.
ocrgcldoben. &eioc &ofoilotipiiib+
rcr unO @eijer, Der EoIt GIerf, Der
6radt Gonouftclr, ein A~eporatnr-
Grbcitcr mo 5lpci Yoiiogicre pllroen
getoOtct. Gle GoIliiion lulroc ga.
ourd) peronloBt, BOB Der Signol.9c.
ante Dem Ycrionen5uQe cine folide
OrOrc ii6crmtitteltc. g(la Ocrielbc lei.
llcn Srrtbum bCnlcrftc mo bon benz
3llomnlcllltoBe bortc, cridoB or lid
allf icinem Goitcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
&el9icn Oer6rnudDt oaS mciitc Sicr.

9eutihlan0 crit an oritter SteQe. -
Gas Spirituoielt.G onIum onOcrcr
2Gn0cr.
8 y in H. 3. g., -. 0ou.-
2allt DEM Wonotsberid)t Oc5 San
0els-0 epartemlentS, ser II. u. ciitc gu
iunmmenlteQung oe5 @cills. Bier unO
Spiritllolens &crbrallhcS in ocn Der
ihicOcnen &GnOern cltbGIt, ItcDt
6rontrei6 al Der Spibc Der @eiu-
trintcr un6 8cI9ien an Scr Spite Der
giertrinter, beredJnet nod oem0 urdl-
idnittS. 9onIum pro Sopf ser 9epGl.
ferung.
Sn 9elgicn beIGuit iid) ser Scr
brall6 bon Bier pro &opf ser 9cp0lfc-
rlln9 oltf $3.50 @oIloncn iGbrlid,.
Damn fommt @roBbriton1ien nit Ell
mem 9ier.Gonium bon 35.43 8ouo-
ltelt, uno an oritter SteQe itcbt crit
0eutihInn6. 0eIien 9eu0lferlrn0 pro
Sopf iobrIid) 30.77 8ouoncn Der.
braitd)t, luicrpobl Der gcionrmte Bier
GonIum III 9eltidlono Ocr olcr oil
Oerct 2anoer iibertrifft. Die Ser.
Gtoatei1 1ebmcn nit eilten Gerbrolltl
bon 1904 0a1onen Ben picrtcll YluG
III Der Heibc ser biertrinfen0cn 21nz
Der eilt.
Scr Mein.Goniumt bcihrGlrft iid)
bollptlG6lid) olti Sroltfreidl un0 Sta
lien, mo 5lpor III Sronfrcid) 3l.73
@oqonen uto III E%Stdlien 1886 @ol-
loncn pro &opf Der @eooIferllng.
0em1tof fonlnlt oicier Meins&er-
broltd) iii Sen bei0clt 2Gllocr1l Dem
8ier.Gonium III ScutIhlono uno
Gnalnn0 bcinnbc gIeid.
Sralfrcid itcbt aid an Der Spi6e
Der Trinfer pon itnrt cou5entrtrten
Spiritltoier nit eiilem &erbrnld) BON
POI 8ollonct pro @imiuohncr. Sic
iibrigen 2dnoer itcben I'M &crbroit1l
bon ltarfcn Spirituoicn in Der folgens
ben Heibenfolgc: Shuc0en 2.t3 @uI.
lonelt. 0eiltidlono 2.1t @%uIlonelL
9elgien ZAP @ollonen, @ruBbritnns
nicn 1888 8oIlonem Ser, Stnnten
1873 @o1onen, HuBlollo t.29 @uLo.
neit mo Stolicn 0.34 8alloncrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
8rlObnnng fuinft.

Cornelius @anberbiIt tpir6 sic 81.
plomottibP 2~aufbabn erareifen.
Seine Expiration lit ser Sol
ierbof.
Nem 9orf, y. 9&op. - @orns.
lia8 8nnoerbilt, Der nGbren0 Der
@ompogne Der republtfuniI6en 4ur.
tel nid)tige Gienite geIeiitet bat,
miro oementipredeno belobnt tper.
ben, Ocnn 8raiioent &poicoelt miro
tbn gum /. SefrcSr ser amerifnni-
Iden 9otidoft in Berlin %ernennen.
Seoenfols miro bicic Grnennumq
Dem 8erliner Soie gcnebm iein, Oa
9r. Vanderbilt Iotpobl, ME Oeiien
8otti1, geborene Grace 8ilion, bel
Dem &ol'er gut angcidricben itcbcn.
Ndbrcnb Die iungen G"alOcrbilt9 IN
Geutlhlan0 iuctItcn, crmieS ibnelt
Der Soiier 10 oicIe 9tufmcrfIumfci
ten, 10 0oB Oariiber uicl commcntiyt
lullroc. Sn 9on5ig mltBte io9ur Der
General bon Wodcniclt Sen &on0cr.
bits elm Set gebcn, un0 ouf Scr
Mtorienburg luurbcn ibnen olBcr
g%emobnlihe @%brungen 3l Gbcil.
Ger 8cicaI6oftIidc Grfol0 scr inn
gen 6ralt ioll tbeilpeiic cine Gl1t
fremoung nit ihrcr Shmic0crnutt
ter, 6rou Cornelius &onoerbilt, leu.
bcrbctgefiibrt bo6en.
Der o~ngcbcnoc Diplomat lit 81
Sobrc alt mo elm Wrnouirtcr Scr
llnipcriitdt Dolc. Gr bat proftiI6
Den @iIcnbobnoiellit tcnnen Qrlcrut
mo Ocridieoenc Grfinoungen qe.
nlad)t, Die orf ocn 9obnen oc9 San.
oerbilt = SpItemS cinoefiibrt inno.
Gr bat lid itets an ser Golitif be.
tbelligt, tuenn nlld) llllr in beidci0t
1ler Weiie. SIN Sabre 1900 tpur CT
9cIegut Der republifoniihen Stuat@-
Contention mo inter Dem Regimc
ocS WtaporS 2otu 9cborte er Der mn.
ni5ipa(en GiuileienIt : Gon1miiiiou
oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
Der aon;e Srt bcipirtbct.

smiley, @is., II. Nop. - Sol.
Marsoei,, ein 8armer, bat lit Der
pcrfloiienen N~otionalipabl bnrt
@etten oiii TooiepeIt 10 piel @eIb ee-
iponneil, Dab er Der gelonntten 9iir-
9erid)oft oes SrteS cit Iuiterneiielt
CAB. SSn Ser SpmrSoIIe fpiiroe boS
9aitfett peronltaltet. Der Selt9eber
ipl,rbe lit eiitem Sdyibfarren bon
eil,em Manrte, Der bamit ieine Der
loreile @ette einloite, init Oeiiifbe-
sleitung uno Safel5ue I'M triumph
nab Der SeitbalIe gebraht. Slbelno
ifloiIen iif Die eeinmmten Ortsbe-
lpobner BENT 3uee oft. 3ebn Gal
lonen anltern NIT Dem notbiaen 3n.
bebor mnrben BEL bent @obleIien Der.
3ebrt.
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WC9en Den Spin1n. Sanbef.

Molbtngto III. .. g., IL. Nop.
Stouts ScfretGr Sop cmpiing
cine Delegation, melde linn cine
loit9c id)riitIihe GrflGritng, melfe
irber Die ScrbGltniiIe in 9e5tg al,T
oen Opium z Sonoel III China IuS-
tnnIt gibt uno Nnflogen geeen@rpBs
%brttnnnlcn cntbdlt, einbunoi9te. Sop
oer'prod), Oos S6riftitiid Dem Erd.
lloenten H~ooiepelt oor5ulcgen. Gas
&orgcbcn Der 3elegoten jieft hobin
ob, China bon Dem Opium it 9uliOel
81 bCircirl1
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- InI1bli6 ser Sootru,0 pon
@1terino Mtengbi hat Ole SSrtrp in
Ieip.2onbon Gonn., Die Stoliencr
6ronf Sbonocor unb 8~ioDotnil)tolis
telboro oeS SootI6logS lll6 Soleph
Eoscano nlo Srancisco 0fal(oceo oGS
Woroes inn 5%tueiteu @robe lfnloig
erfannt. Wengbi bate iif gegen Den
@irnId) Der 5ninilie nm Die Sono Der
SfipeItcr Sbonoeor's beiporbell nno
es mar 6oriiber 81 einer Sd)ieberci
gefolnme1, nn lpelder i1mmtliheHns
geflogte betheiligt )pnrell.
Srl 9telp.2onooit, Cont, lit Der
trilbere Wopor Iii9itit 9ronoeaec,
lueIfer aiid) I'M Gonareb gefciien bat.
i'll glter bon rs Snbrcn geItorben.
Ser alte Ser DinterIdBt einenS obn,
meld)er ont Gienitog in oen Goltare6
gelpGbIt furr0e, n1b cine Todter, oic
6attin oes Moiors s3alit1sfi bon Ser
giinoesormee, oeiicn 9pnontit . &c.
ld)iit cine 3eit lang oos er0bte glif.
Iebetl erregte.
Der Sfooner nMiDro u.
Speor," CAPTAIN 9eluis, nit elmer
2ooi,ng 9oubol5 BON 8eoraetoiun,
&c, mad Neu.Sonbolt Conn, be.
itimrnt, lift nabe Gbimoconio, N..G..
eeItranoet. Die Sfiffsbeiosune ret.
tete iih an Die aiiite.
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Bel @bitlaiu Heio ~ @aitc.

@oibingtpn II, .. e., ID. 9top.
Ser Oelltihe Soti6ofter Baron
sped BON Sternburg irl,b ieine @nt-
I'M rel'telt 9eitern nod) @biteE lains
gt''Jo no lie i'm 0ouie bon @bitlop
Heto oen Sonntog ilbcr j1 8oIt icin
per0cn.
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Manacl ON Glutten, 0eiatnna.

WaIbtn0ton, 9. 6, Il. gtoD.
Megen oes beit6noiaen MtongeI5
an Sffi5ieren ltio Motrolen in Scr
Slotte bat es boS Slotten = Geparte.
ment fir ratbium erad)tct, minoe-
items brci Griegsihtffe, oeren8 ieitite
nid)t obioll,t erforoerlid) iiub, oii6cr
9ienit 5t I%telleli, Inn Die ariegs-
ldliffc III bentonnen, fpelfe ioeben
erIt fertig mitrber INTO III 0ienit ge-
Itent ipcroen miiI'en.
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Chr 9pdj5citsgclb aeItohlen.

Nem'9 ort IL. gtop. Inn
5000 III 9onr ipitroe geiteru 0od,.
illlifa9 SRI. Gillian Cupid BON Ger.
lol, @elt-34. Strobe, in einent 0e.
INSTRUMENTATION all s. 4peniie be.
raiibt. Die ilnee Dame bate oos
@elo ebeit aus elmer 9ortf gesoeen.
3lpetlellos lparerl Die 9iebe ibr BON
gotfgebnitoe aus gefolet uitb botten