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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30
History Repeats Itsssf After Two
Decades

"History Repeats Itself After Two
Decades" is the caption of COM
parison of the political history and
progress of President Arthur and
President Roosevelt, printed by the
Washington Post. Here it is:
In June, 1880, an Ohio man,
James A. Garfield, who had been
conspicuous in the lower house of
Congress, was nominated by he
Republicans for President. a New
York man, Chester A. Arthur, was
nominated for Vice President. Soon
after his inauguration, President
Garfield was assassinated. Vice
President Arthur became President.
''President Arthur soon had TO
deal with corruption in the postal
service. Discord arose among the Re
publicans of New York state. Pres
ident Arthur made ne secret OF the
fact chat he desired the nomination
ia 1884. President Arthur had the
support of the New York leaders.
'.The convention of 1884 was call
ed to meet at Chicago iu June. The
situation in New York State gave
concern to the Republicans leaders.
The Democrats went to New York
~tate for their presidential candida
te.
president Arthur was defeated
for the Republican nomination.
s.In June, 1900, an OHIO man,
William Mckinley, who had been
conspicuous in the lower house Of
Congress, was nominated by the Re-
publicans for President, A New
York man, Theodore Roosevelt was
nominated for Vice President. Soon
after his Inauguration, President Nc
Kluley was assassinatea. Vice Pres
ident Roosevelt became President.
president Roosevelt soon had to
deal with corruption in the postal
sesvice, Discord arose among the
Republicans of New York State.
President Roosevelt has made no se-
cret- of the facts that be desires the
nomination in 1904. President
Roosevelt has the support of the New
York leaders.
1.-The convention of 1904 has been
called to meet at Chicago in June.
The situation in New York gives con-
cern to the Republican leaders. The
Democrats are looking To New York
State for their presidental'candiaate.
Will President Roosevelt be defeated
for the Republican nomination
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30

"You can't talk prohibition in
Michigan, for we have tried it and
know what dire failure it is. When
we had prohibition the State flooded
with smuggled beer and whiskey, and
it was impossible for us to prevent it.
We now license the saloons, ard while
there is no more liquor drank than
there was during the reign of prohi-
bition, we derive an enormous from
the traffic, besides preventing liquors
from being smuggled into the State
and sold illegally, as it puts the sa-
loon men to guarding each other. I
have always considered prohibition
failure, and don't believe it can ever
be made efficient SO says General
Alger of Michigan.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30
GEN. JOHNsB. GORDON.

An old soldier writing his recolle...
tions Of Gen. Gordon concludes an
article thusly.
'tThese three e'incidents remember
Weil-there are others not so prom.
lnent. He was the most splendid
officer / ever saw on the battle field
Il say splendid and | mean il, just
as | would say John G. Breckenridge
was the most superb. OF course
'Marse' Robert Lee classed by him.
self, for.God only made one of him,
and ones enough since Christ came.
General Breckinridge was the
handsomest man / ever saw, either on
Or off a battle field. 'Marse Robert
Lee was like mountain peak on
which the sweet sun rested, but the
stars were very near to it, and the
blue sky bent aronnd it beautifully.
Gordon was the shining scimitar
which the war-god welded when he
cleft bis enemies. He dressed for
battle as others would dress for
ball, and when the boys saw his clean
gauntlets and his shining epaulets on
him, they ate all their rations, lest
they should die before they had
chance TO finish them.
''Ie was sober, discreet and gen.
tie. ! have seen him walk while q
footsore prlva,e rode his horse.
Pure as Sir Galaha, knightly as King
Arthur, he was as brave as Launcelot
and gentle as the dawn. His face
grew white ia battle, and the scar on
his cheek grew red or purple, bis eyes
blazed and Gordon's brigade stood
ready to die in their tracks.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30

Lake Erie is one of the best fresh
water fishing waters in the world, but
there is constant clashing of the
United States and Canadian fisher
man, ana the multiplicity of laws not
only Of the two great countries which
border en- the lake, but also of the
several commonwealth the United
States which have jurisdiction of the
different portions of the lake adds to
the confusion. No lessss than seven
different sets of laws apply to parts
Of Lake Erie, and no two are pre-
eisely alike, while several differ WIDE
ly.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30

The February Eyerybody's has an
other firstclass 'scoop"-nothing less
than statement of what the Demo-
cratic Party now stands for, by the
new leader of the Democracy in the
House-Congressman John Sharp
Williams. There could be no more
valuable contribution to be approach
ing Presidential controversy than this
definite avowal of principles by the
distinguished leader whose clever
work in Congress has attracted SO
much attention. Competent feature
is Emory II. Johnson's explanation of
"What the Panama Canal will do for
the Country The author is
member of the Isthmian Canal Com
mission who devoted his attention to
collecting the statistics should demon
strate the economical value of the
great waterway, and he is the chief
expert in america on bis subject. !,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30

Announcement has been made OF
the marriage recently of Miss Mary
L. Hale of Columbia, Mo-, to Thos
La Fou of St. Louis. Miss Hale is
one of the few women architects in
the United States. She designed the
outbuildings at the Missouri colony
for the feeble minded in Marshall,
besides a number Of other State
buildings.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30

WANTED--FAITHFUL PERSONS TO CALL
on retail trade and agents for man
ufacturing house having well estab-
lished business; local territory /:
straight salary $40 paid weekly and
expense money advanced; previous
experience unnecessary; position per-
manent; business successful. En-
close self-addressed envelope. Super
ipteudent Travies, 605 Monon Bldg,
Chicago. 4o-l2f
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30
Imperfect Digestion

Means less nutrition and in consequence
less vitality When the liver fails TO
secrete bile, the blood becomes loaded
with bilious properties, the digestion
becomes impaired and the bowels con-
stipated Herbine viii rectify this; it
gives tone to the stomach, liver and
kidneys, strengthens the appetite,
clears and improves tfaeeomplexion, in
fuses new life and yigor to the whole
SYSTEM, SO ceats bottle al Godard's.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30

A series of experiments with ra-
dun, startling in their scope, has
been undertaken at the University of
California. An attempt will proba-
be made to turn the skin OF the ne
gro to white.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30

Abbeville, La, Dec.5, 1868.
rom and after this date, all persons,
.s'0 my employees or those having bust
s'' with me, are hereby forbidden to
-aas on nv property, or otherwise enter
ssospass on my premises, under penal
= = tne law. NJ. V. LAMPMAN.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30
What's In a Name /?

Everything is in the name when 1t
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. f C De-
Witt & Co. of Chicago discovered some
years ago how a salve from witch hazel
that is a specific for piles. For blind,
bleeding, itching and protruding piles,
eczema. cuts, burns, bruises and ali
skin diseases DeWitt's Salve has nc
equal, Thish has given rise to numerous
worthless counterfeits. Ask for De-
Witt's-the genuine. Sold by GODDARD
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30
Rev. Carlisle P B Martin; LID.

Rev. Carlisle P 3 Martin; LID.
0fWaAerly. Texas, writes; "Of morn
ing when first arising, | often find Il
troublesome collection Of phlegm, which
produces cough and is very hard to
dislodge: but small quantity OF Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup will at once
dislodge it, and the trouble is over. [
know of no medicine that is equal TO it;
and it is so pleasant to take. can most
cordially recommend it to all persons
needing a medicine for throat or lung
trouble" 25c, 50c and 81 at Godard's
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30

Architect Stewart of Lucerne, has
patented new system of concrete
flooring, consisting of hollow tubes
and mortar and IRON. It will be fire.
proof, and will be of considerable
interest to builders.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30
Special Notice.

ABBEvILLE, La, Dec. 5. 1908.
w r,asying disposed of my livery stable to
a:sry Leblanc, all persons having
g -'ils against said business will please
sseht them to me for settlement. All
ss1sons indebted to the stable will please
ssss ierWard and settle without delay.
A. j. GoDARD.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30

Thirty saloon keepees in the city of
Alexandra have paid 81, 900 each, in
all $50, 900, city licenses for 1904.
And still they say our friends up
there prefer Red river water to hy-
drant water
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30
Heart FIutlerlng.

Tndieested food and gas in the stom-
ach, located just below the heart,
presses against it and canses heart pal
pitatioa. When your heart troubles
you in that way ts.ke Herbine for a
few DAYS. You will soon he all right.
50c. Godards drugstore.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30

The longest canal in the world is
that which extends from the frontier
of China to St. Petersburg, 4,472
miles. In India there are 1900
miles of canal, irrigating 5000, 900
acres of land.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30
FARM FOR SALE.

q flne Rice Farm about two miles
from haplan containing 153 acres,
" under fence, and a splendid deep
ssi furnishing an ampe supply of
sa!er. Pump and En- inc, all new
and IN good order. For terms and
conditions, apply to
OTHON RICHARD,
Abbevile, La
Several other properties near
Auoeylile for sale. 41-tf
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30
ssrefessfonnl Cards.
r P. Nelson, ID. u. S.

ns,ea in residence. on Washington street
VlnoO near the Depot.
a8 ABBEVILLk, LA.
c.,nond see me for frst-class work in
nantistry. Ea, Crown and Bridge Wort a
.nseialty Priccs reasonable and all
sark guaranteed satisfactory.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-01-30
RIPAN S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For Mankind

The Scent packet is enongh for usual oe-
casions. The family hottie $50 cents con-
taIns supply for a year. All druggists
sell them.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-19

Bon see uno. Sufen. 60
Sod INNER louien bier @erid)te ii6er
ole Solgen oeS SturmcS, Der om
letten Mittlpo6 bier mo an Der
ntInntiihen aiiite berri6te, eill. 90
miro aus Bolton, Moii, gemeloet:
ny0ic 9eomten Der Baltimore &
Bolton Barge 60" boben Die Soft
nln0 nift allf9egcben, Die bcloen
9orgen 81 fin0en, melhe bon Dem
Shlcppoornpfer yWerria" mdbreu6
oeS furhtboreu StltrmeS om GGn.
neritog an Der Nem-S erieper &ilitc
IoSgeriiieu muroen. Sin 9oro jeocS
Der beioen 9oote befonocn lid) fiinf
Mnnn 8eioeuug, lno Der rWterria"
bot 9torfolf perlolien uno lid ouf bic
Guide nof Den beioen 9ootcn bcgc-
ben. Die beioen perlorenen 0oote
limo Die .@lpennie," Elm gol5 nclles
bol5erncs Boot, un0 Die Golue1,"
meld)e aus Glen conitruirt lit. Tie
Wonnihoften muroen in 9%torfolf an
9or6 genonmen.
Die 2oStrennung Der beioen goote
erei9netc iid ouf Der 6obrt 80 Nfci.
len iiiooitlid) bon 9ornegot. Der
0ompfer nit Den orci ifuer belooe-
neu Srndltbooten int Shlepptolt
%f1npfte miibiom ge9en Sturm uno
@ogen an, WGd)ti0c Stur5iuelen
eroolicn lid iibcr Die Shiife uno
orobten lie gum Sinten 81 %bringen.
Sorrp Noie, Elm Seentonn bon Dem
Merritt" muroe BON elmer un9ebcu.
rem @ogc erfoBt mo iiber 8oro &c.
ifmemmt. Der 0ompier Iegte 10.
aleid bel nm mari Dem I'M @olier
ringcnben Wanne Elm Sou 81. bod
permod)te or ooS bon ben 8eucn bin
unb Der gemorfenc Sell uiht SIT fois
ien unb ertranf Dor oen gligeu i~citer
mod)tloicn &amerooen.
Cine anoere 0epelhe aus Norfolf,
go, iogt: Ter Sflepponmpfer
n@enernl SbomoS." meId)er nit 5luel
gorgen pom 4roDioence bier e%intraf,
berid)tet Den &erIuit zines Watroien
mGbreno bra iiingitcn Sturmcs.
Ger Wntroie mllroe BON elmer Strrs.
mele iiber @oro geidmemmt mo err
tronf. Der SbIepp0ompfer IS. y.
9orrnp" fam bier NIT cincnt ScaeI-
boot. oes Soopcr's rSSlono &eud)t.
tburmes an, tpeId)es er oui Dem
Meere ireibeno gciunoen batte. Bon
ben .Sniaiien oes 9ooteS peiB man
Nidts.~"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-19

2eiIten" ltno i'm nm So uno Softer
Imtrofte, neil cr am Gage bes Serrr
ais o9urfcep'" fungirt bette.
Rod @iner!
g(lld MidaeI 0h1rpbp, melfer in
Nr, tt8, Siio.G urepitroBe, om Sab.
bot6 uno @orabcno oeS u9om Sip
pur" Qeiitige @etr6nte %perfoutt bo'
6cn ipQ. muroe pom Gltn6eiergeanten
Sooo un0 5lpci Boli5iiten eingeipon-
ncn. Qrci W}anu WllrOen ais StoatS'
3clgen e%ingebeimlt.
gam. 8ol0bcrg'S @trtDs
DAFT.
Bum nierteu Ytole lett etua eillcrl
S,obre mlroe geitern Morgen Die
g8irtbidaft BON Samuel Goldberg,
Ger. 1876, StroBe, BON ser
IoIi3et ocs 0itli6en 0iItrifts olt59e.
boben umo Goldberg inter Der Ins
id~uloiQrtq perboftet, getitige @e.
trdnfe an Sonntog oerfolttt 81 bas
ben. Gtlpo Is 3cll8en lurroen nit.
pcrboftet un0 int Eotrolpagen nod
Der 6itlifen 9oli5ciitation gel6uttt.
Goldberg iteQte @iirgidoft fir ietn
Grideincn gum Ero5cB im Criminal.
geriht.
Ru35tu ouf Spteler.
In 0aa Solta Oes Sam. Sotol5fi,
Nr. 1922, OIt.@rott.S troBe, brong
acItcrn Morgen Die Foli5ci un0 Der.
boftcte OoieIbit oieieu, iotpic Orei lei.
ncr 5reluloc, meIfe OoicIbit ongcblldJ
cincm 8oferipiele oblogen. Sic mnrs
ocn fir Elm beitte ltottfinocnoeS Ser
Dor feitgebolten.
SIN SiiOcn.
@o lif 0ie @oIi3ei IN oacn Sto0t'
tbeilen oll55ei6nete. fonnten notitr-
lid ole @oIi5iiten oes iiioliben Of
itrifta uift 5uriifbleiben. 6olglid)
muroe sic @irtbi6oit bon Sobn Wtit,
deli, g}r. tt25, Siio.GborIeS-S troBc,
geitcrn 2lbeno iiberrumpeIt. Nft
Wonn lplrocn oils 3eugen no6 ser
@oli5ciitotion gcbrodt, m0breuo ser
@irtb nitt erpiidt meroen fonnte.
3ruei Ser 3eltgen, George ". oilers
un0 6reo. Seder, mllBten oie 9tofyt III
Der 4Oli5ciItotion 3ubrin9en, neil iie
&ieutenont Worbiler ocri6ieocnc
6roQcn ni6t oui gcbiibrenoe @eiie
beantluortctcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-19
Ger fommcnSe Singer : GOmmers

Die &orbereituitacn idreiten rilitiH
mciter. - Sibung oes Grronge-
mcnts-Gomite'S IN Der nSarmo'
ME"
Gas ARRANGEMENTS Gon1ite Der
Ser. Sanger BON Baltimore" mel
DIES nit Den Sorbereitungen fir ben
am 7. Oftober ltottfinOenoeu Cont
nlers betrollt iii, bielt geltern Ibeno
in Dem Glubbullie Der oSormonie"
cine SiBung ob uno orgoniiirtc lidb
folgenoermaben: @orliter 9. IS.
@ogner, Ailiitent Senrp SbomoS,
SefretGr Geo. Simntelbeber, S6at
meiitcr Sobn Souie.
Gmpfongs.Gomite - $50. ScnrD
S9omos, Geo. 5iaing, Sobn Sutic,
Sobn SBbriider uno 8eorg Simmcl'
beber.
8or-Gomite - SS. Charles Neu,
DC. SannclpaIo uno 8eorg 3in1mer.
mann.
SronlrngS.Gpmite = SS. Conrad
9obcnbenoer, gilbert Wogge, augnit
S6arnoqel un0 Senrp Settler.
8reB.Gomite-SS. Setrp Wterge'
benil, Senrp Sbomos uno 9. =.
@agner.
9eforotion - $50. Sbomas uno
Mog9e.
Mhliit.G omite - Sr. Senrp Sbo'
mas.
Seoer gerein iol Bel Dem Cont
mers Elm 2ieo 81 8ebor bringen, nro
3iuar miiiien Die Gereine Die BON
ibnen at iinsenoen 2ieber bis sum
80. September bei'm Sefretdr an.
meloen, Inn ollf oos grogramm 81
gelan9en.
Ser gintrittSpreis, einihlieBlib
Gririi6ungen ipurhe olf 90 Gents
fir Serren uno % Gents fiir 0umen
feItaeleBt. Die 9omen miiiien ieood
ollf Scr 8aQerie porlieb nebmen.
Iiir Die oagemeine G%eforatiou
muroen $50 perpiaigt, uno ieber
8erein ioll eriud)t merben, iein Ser.
einsbanner mit5ubringer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-19
GOfal6cridtc aus g9ai6ingtpn.
8 ieoerqefun0c II.


9tod elmer 2lbrpeien6cit pom icd5
Sogen gelong es geItern ser @oli5ei,
Die ~ Sabre olte W}umie 8arfleu,
mel6e bon Dem &ouie ibrcr Gltern,
Nr, 1902, Z. Strobe, SiiooIt. oln
lebten 9ienitog fortgeloufcn mar, in
Dem Saltie Der 6rou @m. 2eedj, 92r.
1886, 0~rncanitroBe, oui5ufinoen.
Die aleine molte obioltt nidlt nod
Suule 5uritdtebren un0 CAB als
8runO an, oaB lie feline Sausorbeit
tbun, ionoern lieber in Die Sdlllc
geben uu0 etpuS Sr0entlihcS lernen
ipolle. Sr. 8artlep, ser &oter oes
Wtoodens, iagte, OoB W}omie Elm oil.
ties Setm bel ibm babe rnO ibr ulth
ieoc 8%elegenbeit gebpten meroe, 5llr
Sdllle SIT geben, ober 0oB ole &lcine
lid br0ltbte, Die 0ffentlihe 56rllc 5u
beiu6en, ionOern eS por5icbc, IN cine
fotboliide YriuotihuIe SIT aeben.
Wtomie lit fiir ibr 9Ilter iebr ounrm;
lie tonn meOer i6reiben nod lcien.
Nuf Inrotbeu Der 8oIi5ei periprod,
@r. 9artlep, Die &leite fitr i6rc @s-
topoOe nift 81 %beitrafen, ion0ern
oltrt lie6cooaes Gutqegenfommen in
i6rem @eim fe~it5ubolten.
GortrGqe Ser 0eutidcu
biltoriihen Gcielt
6uf t.
Die 0ireftoren Ser ,Gulti6en
@iitorii6en @eieQi6oft Oe5 QiitrittS
Columbia" BADEN in Der lebtcn
SiBmg I'M o@otelgngel" beihloiicn,
W0bren0 0ea tommenoen @intcrS,
i'm 2Infangc Der Ntouote Nopem6er,
Souar, W}0r3 uno W}oi, in eincm
@0rioal ser o@eorge @aibington.
llniperiitGt" ie einen &ortrugSo6enO
ob5ltbolten. Die @@. ~. 6. Glteri6
uuo George @cnoer mllroen beoui-
traQt, Die notbmcuoigen S6ritte SIT
thltll.
Gem So0e Cntronnen.
Sobn Noonon, Gigcntbiimer 0e5
oWtorplnno 2unh &oour, 9tr. Go,
8. StrnBe, N.-g8., muroc am Gam
ltog in Dem &otole in beiimungs-
loiem 3uitonOe auigefurpcn. Gin
9rllf in ser @oSr0bre mar sic ltrs
lode 0e8 3uItonoc5 oeS WtanncS, Der
mlr nit fnopper 9totb oem Sooe ent.
ging. Gr WurOe nod Dem nGmers
gencp = @oipitol" iibergefiibrt.
Bru6e Der 50 ereinigten
SGnger.
Die o@ereinigten SGnger BON
8aibington" perocn an 0ienitag Die
5mcitc uno Iebte gemeiuiomc Strobe
fir ibr @n1ftreten bel Dem %. Subj
lGltm ocS n0euti6en @oiienbauleS"
abbolten. 0irigent 3onOer rednet
altf cine icbr itorfe 8ctbeiIiGu1g, GA
cr oen Sanger bonn Set mlai6licBen
miro, Der nidt an Den Eroben tbeil.
uinlnlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-19
$1,000 Tcri5uiid gciibrtc $1,000
Grfnriiuncn nGd) Niaaarn Sails
nnb 5nriif Oia pgcnnigluanta.
GiIcnbabn"

am 8. ltno %. September lulO IA.
Oftober. llniibertroiicne @cle9en'
beiten gum 8eilde oieies N%atlrplun'
oers. Hunbreiie = 9iaete, fitr Die
Sinfabrt auf Dem Spe5ial5ug (Goo'
Dies uno Eorlor- @ag9ons) giiltig,
ser oeu luton 8abnbof al oieien
Sagen 9,05 MorgenS uerldBt uto
9.35 @6enoS in 9tioaoro Sails nrl-
fommt, uno fir sic Hitdfabrt nltf re-
gulGrcn 3ii9en innerbol6 10 Sogell,
eini6lieBli6 oeS 9otllms ocs Ser
foufs. Phi Der Niidreiie utbeidrGnf'
ter aufentboIt in Buffalo innerbalb
Der 3eit9reu5e geitottet. 9iuete fiir
Iblteder mad Soronto, G%halttalqua
uno Sboulono ISLANDS fonnen IN
Niagara SAILS unb Buffalo inter ge'
ringem Soiten5ui6Iog gefailft fper'
oep.
Sept.5 ,6,7,S,t9,2O,2t %, Sft..10,
1t,12,13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-19
sdlluarses Sdlcnial.

9eroubt uno pergeiuoItigt cine 300.
min 0amen5 emma 6lorionef.
- Ger lln6olo pom Eoli5ei-Ser
geonten Dan Acknowledgement
8erboftrng Seitens oes 8oli5i.
item. - Begging Die Chat 5u @len-
nooo-8orf am Somitog 2(beno.
SIN @lenpooo=Eurt, no6e 9ud-
Hioer, 9altimoresGorntp ereignete
lid SamItog g(benb fllr3 no6 10 ltbr
cine Oeiperate Sbot, angebli6 BON eli.
mem Neger, Ramens @omarO Goiiiop,
6egungcu. Der 9fcger ioll ooieI6it Die
80 Sabre oGtc 8obmin emma Slorio-
net ongegriffeu uno 10 i6Iimm 5rge.
ri6tet boben baB lie in gefdbrlihem
3uitonoe in Dem Sormbouie 81 @len-
mooO.8ort ooruieOcr liegt. Der 9te.
ger ieIbit mllroe 9eItern Nbeno bonn
EoIi5eisS ergeoutcn Ian pom oitIiden
9iItrift perboftet mo iiebt in Der Oft
liden Eoli5eiltotion benz 8crb0r ent.
gegen.
6rou 6Iorioncf begob iid om Cent
itog gtbeno ouf einem @ogqon Der
Bad Ribers9inie" Der S%troBcnbobn-
Gonpognie nod Dcnl 6eu@-Foint=
Warfte mo febrte fltr5 Dor 10 llhr
nod Dem @lenmooO.Eart 5rriif, no
iie felt Ginger 3cit ongeitelt lit. Sic
erflGrt, lie muroe, ais lie iid att Dem
@ege nod) benz 8arfe befono, bon eli
nem Neger angebalten, Der lie 81 go.
Den i6lltq, beraltbte uno lie %pergelpnl.
tigtc, mo6ci lire SleiOungsitiife
furftbor 5uqerihtet purOcn. pile ibra
Siilfcrufc tpurOen bon Dem lcger Der
citclt uno er entflob nod Der Sbot.
nit Wiiibe i6leppte lie lih no6 ibrcr
@o6mng, no tic %betpuBtloS 5uiom.
men 6rad. Die 8oli5ei BON Canton
mur0e iofort ~benadrihtigt, uno otcIe
erlonQte geitern &ormittng cine Be
ihreibung oeS 2lngreifers bon ibr.
Sic iogte, oerielbe ici ) SUB uno Z bis
s 3oa groB %getpeien, bon ~itortcr Sto'
tur, ounfelbrauner &oltt unO glotte
roiirtcm @eii6t mo babe mebrere
9torben ollf Der &opfbout gebobt, Gr
babe eiucn ounflen an5ug uno belen
Sut getragen.
Die 8oIi8ci Ganton's teIeGrapbirte
Iofort oie Gin5elnbeiten un0 ods @e.
illd INN Ginfongung OeS SdeuiolS
an oie Boli3ei 9oltimorc'S unb nm.
Iiegenocr Counties. Sn ser oItIi6cn
9oli5eiitotion Lief Die Rodridt gegen
3 llbr 40 Ninltten No6mittagS elm
un0 nm 5 llbr SO Winuten brodte
Sergeant Dan pom 0itlifen 9iItrift
Den Neger @oporo Goiiiop, 81 Sabre
oft uno in 9tr. $40, Springs troBe,
mobnboft in Die 9oli5eiItotion. GoIs
lion fonnte Dor Dem Sielltes
nant fem gllibi oufmeiien, un0 CT
itinmtc gnoll NIT Der 8eihrcibuulg
oca 9(ngreifers Der 6rau 6Ioriunet
therein. @r ipltroe fiir onS S~crfobren
Der @eb0roen BON Baltimore ountn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-19
9lns Dem mittlcren Statiuns6auIc.

&noi Eoe bat 90 Sale ST. %oernebmen.
Die Webr5abl maren
n0runf8." - Cine Reoerin nit
eircm Hepolper.
Sn mittIeren Stotionsbouic bate
ser YoIi5eiri6ter Boe geitern Mor-
gen 0ie SQuoe pou. gs logen 90
SSGQc Dor, bon peld)en ole meiItctl
y0runtS" morcn. Die 9etrunfenell
fumen 5llm groBten Sbeile nit elmer
Wornung oouon.
Ncgerin mil etnem q e.
polper.
Die gtegerin Ilicc 9nrlep bon 9tr.
1929, ct. SbomoS e Court, Duroe
iuegen GrogenS zines gela0enen Ges
polpera Dem 8erid)tSperfabren iibers
ipicien. Sic unO ibr Wonn @iutom
@llrlep ltritten iid am SnmItog
Nbeno in Ser Nadbnri6aft ibrer
Mohmung mo ipllroen bon DEM go.
Ii5iltcn Sobn 8. Carroll p%erbaftet.
0oS Sroltcn3inmer fllhtelte NIT Ell
lem ~geIooenen Hepoloer, oen Ser go
light ibr poblWeislih abnabm. Sic
nur0en 9eioe peQcn Hubelt0rung
nlld) Dem 8erihtSpcriabrcn ii6erlpie.
len.
8uBte sos elm.
Wuttic Monglten, cine @ertrcterin
Scr 0emimonoe, muroe aid Die Nn-
ihulOigung fir ibrcn Yro5cB icltge.
balten, 9rn. Sobn $. Sobnion bon
Se0oliu, no, in Dem AbiteigeQltars
tier 9tr. 219, Noro = 6rc0eriditraBe,
Inn cine 9IoOenc llbr, Gette, Wcboil.
Ion unO 8uiennooel gum gSertbe bon
$105 beroubt 81 babeu. Gunoeier.
geant Strott pcrbaitete 0as 3ralietl.
5lntnter, aber bon Den Sad)en ipor
feline Spur 81 finoen.
Seine @eimatb +.
Minnie 8. Summers, As Sabre aft,
iuitroe Guf 3luei Monate nod Dem
Iumenbultie 81 9ap.8iem geianbt,
neil iie auf Der StraBe gebettelt
bottc. Sic io9te, iie babe fein Seim,
TIRE Vtlttcr nobne an Der Seringtor.
StroBe, babe lie ober binails getpor.
fen.
z d. mor5eS Habaugetn II
0el.
Die 9tegerinnen 2o1ira 9ronn
Gtbel 9obion uno Seleu Cooper
ipilroen Inn $40 uno Warp >. Queen
I'M So 9eitraft megen 3nbeit0riing
N Dem Souie Ir. DAG. Gbeitniit.
StrnBe. Sobn Seatb, Ger aitf babel
mar, ipuroc Dem 8eribtsperiabren
llbermieIen. Gin anoerer Neger bate
llh am SomItag Abeno BET Der go.
li6et befIogt, oaB er in Dem Sauie be.
raitbt iporoen iet mo oorauf6in nab.
men Die Soli5iiteu Wc@ee uno Wao.
l,a1on ooS Nteit aus. Der ongeblide
Nnltb tonnte ober niht bemieien ner.
0en.