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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

iungc Wonn ouf @rnid) leinerItltt-
ter nod Dem @eItcn %reilte, I'M ieinc
@eilnbbeit ST. foroern. @r lollte
leiftc 9ci6dftigrng crbolten urb
piele Spo5icrrittc MADDEN. Sberit
Mulboa logtc, OnB Ser iunge Grofer
peoer gctrllnten babe, nod roild)te.
Dublin, Srlonb, 13. Wtui. -
". Groter beobiidtigt nidt, nod oell
Ger. Staatcn 5ur 9ecroigumg ieilleS
Sobnes 5lt fommcn. Sr. Grofer
logt, Dab er teinen @rlno i'll ser Nln-
nobme babe, Dob Serbert ourd)Ntor.
oers SonO ~9eItorbcn lei; benn Der
Sobn bobe id,on ieit flint Sabren eill
Ser5letoen gebobt. &r. Grofer io1t,
Dob Scrbert Die Heiie nod Dem SIC.
item fiir leine @eiunobeit gemud)t ia.
be nno lid)erlid) zines notiirlid)en 60
oes aeItorben lei, Sr. Grofcr NOR
iiber Den 600 ieineS SobncS uuf oo3
Siefitc crgriifcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
YietGtnoQc @iiiiun.

W a bingto Il, 10. Moi.-Sm
Tlottenoepartement muroe belltc Die
Wittbeilrng gcnudt, Dab oos 8e-
Ifmooer Slice Nomirol Sigsbee's
nod 6rantreidl entianbt lperoen
miro, nm Die iterblid)en l(eberreltc
bon Sobn Eoul Sones in Die Sels
motb 5uriid5iibringen. 0ieleS De
idmoOer beitebt aus ben arel5eril
vVrooflpn," CHATTANOOGA" IA.
coma" lno ,@olpeiton." Iae ole'e
Shiifc NIT Nusnobme Der .@alpes
iton" befiuoen iidl aleenblidIidl III
bominifoniid)en @elpGiieru, bod per.
Ben lie binnen &ur5em nad) 9terus
0orf obeeben, nm iiir Die 6abrt iiber
Den otlantiid)en O5ean III Stono &C.
icbt 81 weroen. Die D8olpeIton"
miro I'M 5lottenbaubofe 5u Norfolf
5u oenielben 3mede aus9eriiltet. Snt
Observation-Disclosures ninrnlt man an,
ooB Sice- aomirnl Siesbee bon Nelp-
Oorf 5piifcn Dem 3. rno 10. Sum-
obiabren miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Ser YrGiiocnt nnterindDt bic Braun
id)c gnselegenbcit.

obington, Q. g., 70. Mai.
- YrGliocnt Toolepelt bot lid Die
aften in Scr Snhe oes Spe5iol Sn-
ipeftors Braun iibermitteln laller.
Snipeftor Braun bot Dem G%inuonoes
rrn9S . 9iircnu uerifiebene 9eridte
iiber ooS HeiuItot ieiner llnterIis
hullgen in europa, b%elonoers inSeit.
reid . lln9orn i%iberlonot. Giner Die.
ier 9erid)te ging Dem Separtement
norigen Serbit SIT uno ein onoerer
trof crit Dor meniaen Saaen Elm. Ger
critic 9eridt cntbGlt ieniationelle In-
goben. Sn ocn be9laubigtcn Mnga.
ben miro Die oitreitiid , ungoriid,e
Hegieriun9 beihuloiet, bieiem 2onoe
9erte 5u5inpCiicr, melhe bier feline
miinihenslpertbcn Ginpanoerer limo.
9eionberS miro Die 9eibuloigung er-
boben, oob bic Oitreidiid : ungoriidle
Hegierung elmer 9dmpier : 8eiel-
idoit ouiobrlih cine groBe Srmme
be5oblt, Mllapanberer nod gmerlfa
81 brin9en, m,o bob oieie @llsmon-
berer ~onge6oltcn ipereen, feline anes
rifaniifen 9iiraer 5u weroen. Die
Seridlte bes Snipeftors Braun limo
nid)t peroiientliht mcroen, INN feline
Heibung 5luiiten oel, beioen San-
bern SIT peruriad)en. Gte oltreid)i-
iten 9eomteu limb aber idon lett Ell.
niger 3eit nit Dem Snbalte oes Ne
rltteS oes Snipeftors Braun Der.
trout 9elueien, unb es miro nngeoeil.
tct, oob bieies sic llriade 1T fir Die
llnonnebmlidfeiten, in ipelden er
lif beiinoet. Der Yrdiioent lieB lid
beilte Den 9eridt oes Snipeftors
Braun porlegen. 9as Gnrd)ltobern
Der Goitioden eines geamten IN ei-
mem frenloen 0anoe lit cine beoenf.
lid,e Sade. unoo man bat ourdaiis
nidt Suit, Die Sad)e 0eS SnipeftorS
graun anf Ole IeidteS dnlter 81 neb-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Grofcr's Sub.

Soil an @bisfep ulo Opium 0eitor.
ben iein. - Uncertainties Ser.
Diff Der 8elfmorenell. Der
Tntcr Grofer's fommt nid)t nad)
Nmerifa. - Wtplterioie Nngnben
Der Yoli5ei in Iemton, &oniaa.
Mcmton aoni., 10, Woi. - Sn
bcm Sale bes So0eS bon SerbertG.
Grofer brad)ten Die GoronerS > De
ihmorenen iolgenOes Teroift eiu:
.@ir finben, DOB beiogter Serbert
9. Grofcr onl -. Moi 1903 aui Ocm
3lige Nr. II Ser Santa Sc 9obn"
5luiifen &nnioS . Gitp uno Neiuton
81 ieinem Sobe ourd) oie Sol9en e.
ller norfotiid)en &er9iitung FAM;
boS @iit fam in aonios . Gitp IN
iein Spitem, ebc er ben 3lig beItieg,
uno 5tpor ouf cine @ciic, ,peld)e oen
8eifmorenen mbefumnt it,"
Mus oen 3eiigcnollSiogcn ging her.
Dor, Dob Grofcr in Dem Spiumlofole
iiini @rain Opium nobm.
Nod Iniidt oeS Toli5eidefs Sans
non &onias Gitp lit Ser Soo oeS
Serbert g. Grofer oili @bisfep uno
Opium 5uriid SIT iiibrcn. Grofer be-
aob iih oucin nod ser Spiumb6ble
zines Gbincien mo erbielt flint
Opium . GiQen, bon ocncn err orei
perralldte. Ser Neger be5eligte, bob
er ben Neiu 2 9orfer nod elmer sn-
5abl @irtbid)oitcn brineen mubte.
Nemton II, &oni, 10. Mai. - Gle
Ilitorit1ten bierlelbit iinb iiber5eu9t,
bob Serbert Grofer IN aanios Gitp
bet1iibt uno Damn berolibt moroen
lit. Gie &%leioung, meld)e er trlg,
mor oiieenideinlid) nidt ieine eigene,
oenn eS mar biaiges Wateriol mo
lebr beIfmutt. Ser SUIT, oen er auf-
botte, lpnr itid)t lein eigener, benn IS
moren gon5 onbere SnitioIen BARN
mo oieSonoelSmorfe oorin fam bon
Minneapolis. Seine eigene&leibung
tuilroe ibm oltgeniheinlid geitoblcn
uno eil anberer an5ue wuroe oaIilr
lnbltitulrt. Gic ger5te iaeen. oaB er
an Opiilmperaiitlng ~ecitorben iein
fam, bod wiilen iie nidt beitimmt.
an iuos fir einem @ift Ser iunge
Monn itarb. gGe itimmen lie aber
nit Dem Coroner therein, oab er be-
toubt mlroe uno oieie 9et1mbnng lei
men SOB peruriadte.
ct. 2ouiS. Is. Mai. - Oberit
3. WllbalI, melder Dem iungen Gro
Ter elm Sdreiben mitgegeben bate,
Inn i'm auf Der Stand 10i, Bib
Sfl.." cin3ufiibren, ioste, oob Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
@crmiid)tc tclcarapbiidJe SrpridJcm.

Ser llntcrnehmer Gobcrt =.
Stroine, Scr IN Nep-Oorf, Bottom II.
@erntont iebr befonnt it, lpurOe III
SolenL WtolI., megcn elmer Nftiens
Transaction pcrbnitct.
- Srou Sre0crif 9. Soogemon in
2oucQ, Moiiy lit in Solge OeS Oil
les zines toQcn &llnoeS al Der @oi=
ierideu geltorbcn, mdbreno ibr 90
ter, melher bon oeniclben &ln0e ge=
biiien porocn mar, iuie0er bergcitclt
meroen miro.
- Moior 6. 9. :. Mepers. GrGii-
bent Ser yHi6moll0, IreOeridSbura
uno Yotomuc G%iienbobn," ser bis
1865 Dem SngenieurcorpS ser Goni0-
oerirten. grmcc in 9iirgertriege an
aeb0rt botte, lit in Tifnlono, So,
inn 9(lter bon 70 Sobren gcitorbcn.
Ger Sfriititeller uno Gonpo-
nit Gnlerion 9onnett, Scr iid friiber
ols 8erfoiier 5oblreider Nopclel1 II.
fllr5er Gr5Gbllngen GROCER @cliebt.
belt erfrellte un0 olld) olS Gorlelcr
uno Sprohfiinitler befunnt lpor, lit
i'm Sreimollrcrbcime bon T6ilo0cl-
pbio, To.,' I'M Nlter bon SO ,Sobrcu
g%eltorben.
Sn Supper 2ofe, ~, lit
oaS 3iueig : Siircou ser 9onf pom
u. 9. @ilcor II. go. bon Ncu 9)orf
0cl6loIicn mor0en.
- llntcr Sen @eiongenen im9lnir.
Goltntp . @cidngniiie 81 SoQioopss
burg, 49, limo Die 9lottern olisgc.
brod)ell, IS limo ied)a5ig Snioiicn in
Dem 8efGn9niiie.
ErGiibent Gooiepelt bot oen
Sunbesmarid)aa @oltcr s. Mot.
items bon Eortlono, Oregon, iums
moriid ob9eiebt mo Den 2%cbensper-
lid)erunes- Igenteu Charles s. &eeo
al oe'Ien SteIle ernannt.
- General. Woior 2unsforo 9. sc.
mis- lit ols Elm Wtitglieb ser @ettpS-
burger S6lo6tfelb . g%omniiiion
Dem ErGiibentcn Tooiepclt porge-
idla9en morben.
Ter Gon9reb Ser giienbobn.Sn'
aenieilre su @oibinaton fam geIterr
NIT elmer &ebe oeS Sdatomts &C.
tretdrs Sbap 81 Gnbe. Iie Gelegu.
ten perben bellte cine 5our ourd)
Die oitliden Staoten antreten.
Sn Yittsburg miro ser SeriudJ
eemad)t, cine unobb1ngiee Giien-
bled . Sabrifonten . Combination sIi
formiren.
- Ser 9anfier 6. 6. Snpber bon
DIN. Soipa. melder $4,000 unter-
idlug uno in 81. 2ouis perbaitei
murbe. febrte seitern nod Soma 8u-
rid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
y d Strifp.

Soo5 10. Woi. - Die bieIiaen
goder boben Die Irbeit nicoeraeIeat,
nno in Der Stabt lit fem 9roo Al,
baben. Die nmliegenoer Gorier len.
Den groo bierber.
Mebrere Der erobten Sobrifen in
Soo5 limo geidloIien, uno ole GienSt.
boten limo an Den Strife gcgonacn.
Der jiibiide llnterItiitunaS .Ierein
bat ipegen Mnngel an Mitteln, meld,e
Die bieiigen Sitben niht oui,ubrinaen
nermogen, feline SiiliStbGtigfeit Elm.
geIteIt. lin ltnterItiibung bittcnoe
Seite baben in ibrer gnttGuidnna
Die Seniter unb oas @obiIior in Dem
@%ereinsbiireau bemolirt.
2 d. I'M .Sorle6en.
petersburg, 10. Mai.-Iie
Summe bon 100000 meld,e,
mie an %. april aus Berlin aeruel.
oct porben, bas gnnfbois Menoels.
iobn & So. aegen llnterloge bon D.
pro5entigen, neiin Monate louienoen
Sdatamtsnoten Gublono 5u leiber
iid) bereit erfl6rt bate, miro mabr.
ideinlid 81 gesinn oesSabres, nenri
Der @elomarft giinitieer lit, ourd,
cine regelredte 8onbanleibe bon be.
tradtlid groberem getraec eineeloit
uer6en. Die gan5e gmiiiion oieier
Sdatantsnoten io0te inter Die 81
iian3grippe, ipelfe Die i'm periIoiie.
men Sanunr in 9euiidlano unteree.
brnd5te rniiiIde Anleibe gefauit bat,
Dertbeiit weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Subc ltmlngc bci @iselpiu'S Sanf.
M iImoufee. @is.. 10. 81

Milmaufee, @is., 10. Wai.
= Ser Gontroleur Ser llmIauismit.
tel bat cine ltmlnge bon 66 2i3 Erp.
sent oitf Die IftionGre Der .@riten
Hationalbonf" in Milmaufee olisae.
id)rieben, Inn oas Mftienfdpital mel.
DIES olrd Die Inter 6laeungen bes
Yr1iioenten Sranf u. 9igelop be-
trGdtlif aneegriiien moroeu mar,
mieber ouf ieine poae Sobe 5u brin.
gen. Die Mormirung Der llmlage be-
rubt aui Dem 8erid)t Oes 9anferomi.
motors q. $. 9. 8osportb, uto i'm
@on3en miro cine Wiaion Dollars
auf5ubringen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

oe''en 8ottin, obs frii6ere sri. GoitD
\. collins aus Netp.Y ort, lid inn
pertlonenen Nooember BON Inn bat
'feIoen lnlIen iino Der filr5lif inter
Der Infla9c, @clo nntcr iulihcn Sors
lpnlloerl erlnngt 81 babcn, ~ucrboitet
moroen lit, oas RedtSperioGrcn on.
8cltren9f boben, bat Dem rNnlti5mini-
tier Die Wittbeillune genlatt, OaB Ger
@rat iuobrenb oos @erinbren i'm
@onge NOR, in 6olge ser &ntcruen-
tton Der riirtiiden M~cqicrlpg Irunt-
reid nerlolien bat. Gr bat aegcn bic
Iremoldnoilfe ginmiidiuig III Elm
iron5oItldc$ @erid)tSperiotren Bro
teit erboben.
Stddt SiefretGr @aD'S
&iidfcbr.
petersburg, 10. Moi. -
Spencer 3. goop, SefretGr Der olne.
ritoniiden 9oti6ait, lit Don Dab
Nonbeim bierber 5uriidgefcbrt. Gr
iano, ooB I'M 9eiinoen oeS Staats-
icfretGrS Sop cine beoelltenoe 9eiie-
rlutg ein9etreten lei. NohOcm Der
StoatsiefretGr Die alr am 81. Moi
bccnoet, miro er lid no6 ForiS uno
ipGtcr nad 2onoon begcben. Nad
oen Ser. Stooten miro er am 7. Slrni
QbreiIen.
Ger StootSiefretGr t6ciItc Srn.
Coon NIT, eS lei nid)tS Wubrc5 an Der
Ntcloung, Dob eS ieine glbiidt lei,
bon icincm Soften 5llrild5lltrctcn.
3oIltarif Dor Sem cid s..
ratb
@ien, IS. Woi. - 9uS N6ge.
oronetenbaus beS Meid3rotb8 nabm
bclttc Ole &louieln Der 3oatnrii%or-
loQc an, Die iid oli Glen mo Mo.
ifiuerie be5ieben. GlQc in Goriflng
ge6ru6tcn Announcements miroen
ucrlporfcn.
@Icibt in @oibtndton.
9ubapcit 13. Mui. - u.
Sengqlmiiaer b. Sengerpor, ser oft
ELECTROMAGNETIC gotIdoiter III Den
Ser. Stuoten, iteltc bellte empbatild
sic in Nmerifo per0fientlifte Wel-
Dung in 9lbreoe, BOB er Seriebung
nod cinem eu~ropGiid)en Toitcn iltd)e.
u 6guB zines 9tplooofus.
Sfelett5.
2onoon, f3. Mai. - Nnorcm
Carnegie iiberreid)tc i'm n%otllrbiltori.
ifen Wilieum Sen 9lbaltB oeS Sfc-
let's zines OiploootuS. Sr. Carnegie
io9te, ooB oos WilIieum oieie 8obc
Dem aonig Gblporo o%eroonfe, Der
m1hreno ieines IuientbultS IN Sfibo
Cattle Die Sofinung mlSgeiprofen
Bate, Dab @roBbritonnien zines "a.
0es oas Sfelett zines Oiploooflls be-
iibcn mo9e. Sn Nmerifa ipore man
bodit erireut, oaB oieies 2ono sur
Germebrlln9 ser Observation-Disclosures
oes britiiden WhlleumS etlpuS beitras
gen fonnte. Die &iiten, in benen ser
9lbguB oeS 0iplooofils iiber'S Mcer
qebrnd)t muroe, gcben nit m%ertbpol-
len Guplitaten aus Dem britiidcn
Muieum geiiiut, nod YittSburg SIT.
riid.
Srn. Garnegie's @abe al ooS 6ri.
tide Muieum lit ein @ppsobguB oeS
SriginolifelettS zines 0iploootuS,
elmer gbort ocS 0inoiaurier, uno Der
9iplooofus pl,roe in @poming &c.
iunoen ,lno beiinoet iif im notllr-
biItoriihcn Wuicum IN Eittsbur9.
Sn Der Ortl6ait @eoconsiielo
(Gnglano) lit sic ein3ige Seueripribe,
Die man belitt, ifon i'm Sabre 1915
a~ngeid)oiit noroen, man triiit aber
bereits Sorbercitlneen, cine neuc
an5iidoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
@o 1T bic Tlottc ?
Ho~jeitpcnsfi lGht NidDtS mcbr pon lid
bDrcn.

Gic rliiiiden arieaSid)iiic iollen id,
nod INNER an Scr 6ineiiiden
&iilte bcrum uuihaltcn. - ,Snpan
bat oui Der >Slicl 6ormoio 0cn
geIagcrmgS3uitan crtlGrt.
Gin ruiiiider 2l0miroI Don Iei
mem 9loiutautm qct0otct.
Sofio, t3. Wui. - Gin faiIerli.
der GrluB itcIlt gor5 6ormoio inter
arieesred)t unb crflGrt oic HSniel in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ger Grlab triti
bente in aroft.
Eremier aoiltra CAB bcute einem
Gomitc ser &eriaiilngSportei ole
@eriihcrlnA bob Die Negierung Il.
les mlibictc, nm i'm Snterelie bon
Sapon cine ~itriftc @cobohhinQ ser
NeutraIitot Seitena Der iron5oiiidcn
Rcgierung 81 eriuirten. Sas Cont
te gob lid nit Den MoBnobmen Der
He9ierung 5ufrieocn, un6 in Solqe
Der fiir5liden Gntpidelung ocrS adj.
loge lit Ole IN ser SonocISfommcr
eingebrndte Heiolution fir ci1cn
Boycott fran5oiiider Sonoclsartifcl
3uriid9c5ogen moroen.
petersburg IS. Moi. - Gle
8efobr crnItcr Shpieri9feitcn nit
Sopon iibcr bie N~eutrolitGtS Sragc
miro bier ais boriiber onqeicben. -
Srob oeS berallsiorocrnoen Zones
Der britiiden Frciie bottc GnqIono'a
Regieriung ibren EinfluB in Sofio
geItenb gemodt, I'M Sopon'5 Gre.
giing SIT beihpidtiget. SeooA oiiri-
te Sopon'S 9ereitpiQigfeit, cine oro.
benbe SaItung 5ronfreid g~cgcniiber
an5nnsbmen Den MG6ten. mic man
bier gIoubt, Die glitgen offnen.
q orOIid BON Ser &omran6 +.
goi gefid eft.
Songtona 13. Wui. Im
abe1b oeS 10. Moi murocn t7GrieqS.
idiffe 5iuoli WeiIen bon Sbree
Sings HodS, nobe Dem Gir0ong ser
8anfong.9oi, qeiid)tet. Nn ocmielben
Gage lultroen TronSportoompier IN
SuabepoS (Sor.a pa? p, 75Wlci.
len norolid BON ser &omranb.9 q
geieberi.
Gin Sice MomirnI err.
hoiien.
Petersburg, Is. Ma. - @icc-
Nonllrol Nto5itofi lulroe bcllte IN iei.
mem 3inlmer bon ieincm NOjutonten
erld,oiien. Der Ioiutont ~ieuerte orei
Sd)iiiie nlti ben Nonlirol o6. Wun
glallbt, oaB Der Woroer ooS &erbres
den aus @utb ooriiber, Dab er emf.
loIien u1o sur Srontc beorocrt nor.
peH ioui, ptbullHeN Dul.
2 6lodtenbummle
petersburg, IS. Mfoi. STUB.
lano bat ooS eriu6en ser Ser.
Staoten, Den Brigade e General Z.
8. 9arrp bon Ntlonto, Gopt. g. I.
Glomon bon @oihington llno Sbcrit
Sobn 81. San Soft bonn meoiSiniiden
Corps 81 e%rlouben, oils MiIitGr . NJ.
todes al Die Sronte SIR ruIilhen
grmee in Der Wonoi6urci SIT gcberL
9enebmigt.
britiiter Gompicr ae.
unfen.
Sonoon, t3. Moi. - Su elmer
TepeIdc an oSlopoS" piro ans gtelu
Gbiphng gemeloet, boB ser britiid)e
2ampfer .Sobrnlenie" in ser HGbc
bon Eort Artbur BON elmer idrpim.
menoen Mine aetroffen muroc uno
lofprt untcr9ing. @on ser Monn.
idoft uno Den Eaiiogieren puroen
60 olird) @oote olts. Sort Nrtbur ae.
rettet, bod, ertrnufen % Toliooiere
nno Mitalieoer Der MonnIhoit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

Wieoer Holt genorben.
Eoris, IL. Woi. - Gos fran5o.
iiide Sd)ulidiii .0usuap Srpouin,"
meIdes In Der ct. Sean DC 2u3.9ai
auf einen 5elien aufIief, murbe &c.
itern lpieoer fIoit, obne baB es Sda-
Den nabm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

playing In the dirtlest kind Of a pool,
and then file suddenly intoSa house where
] Il number of other fowls and animals OF
woman who lived therein could stand
much. but this was too much crowdins
for her. She &Crabhed hold of a large.
heavy hroomstick and forathe next f n.y..
minutes gopss teathers s'G1at W h, e p,g
dirty water, skllcts and mud were mixed
| In intricate and indetermlna6le. confts,,
| ion. When at last the msts had cleared
awnyI saw the hls of geese, with feath-.
ers nwry, passing hastily around cor,
ner three blocks away. and n goat and
two dirty children lay upside down
Against the opposite side Of the the alley
small shop that opened, on one of tils
more decent streets OF the town.; In the
wlndow were few little packages {. Of
has ana this l used IS al excuse for
entering and looking around, walked
In and found two women of the most
irish stock gossinng Gyer tho rpde
girls a child belonging TO each, as l af-
forwards learned came IN tho back door
'nghting like two little tiger cubs. They
could possibly be, and their anger made
them stIll more unattractlye, wanted
to take Q picture of the little girls aftes
their fight was over and ! engaged In
conversation with their mothers
found these women exceedingly bright
and Interesting; and they were anxious
10 learn all abort "Amurky." Like all
other Irish people they had muliltutdies
Of relatives IN various parts OF I, the }
United States, and they wondered " !
krew any of them. They, took me into
the other two rooms or The house, one
iaclually with a wooden floor, and tried
TO get mo to- have something 70 eat.
AZ table was set there, and upon 1t was
butter and some bread of that peculiar
wlliteness characteristic OF all tho bread
saw In ireland, While we stood there
talking about Ireland and Irish things, an
old lrlshman, falher-n-aW OF tho Wo-
men, walked In and greeted me most
cordially He was q typical lrlshman ~
every sense OF tho word | told him
wanted a kind of guide to walk about
with me. and he said he would SO. me
women objected, though kindly,to his
going, but they ilnally agreed to let him
Co. provided / did not give hun anything
To drink. Upon my earnest promise nor
Ia do this, they lot him go With me,
This old lrishman and walked all me
afternoon, even away down TO Ros's
Castle and the Lakes OF kllarnny. He
proved n most valuable az well as 9
most Interesting companion. though ny
conscience would not always allow me
10 approve Of his methods to betrLena
me. There are many dozen;S, ~ DeSsnals
and seml-bcgsars about lNiliarhey that
pract leally worry stranger mo y w
termination to commit muruef. wv Mrrru,
ever this class approached mo % solicit
my aid or force me to puy OF r'ue on
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thousand miles in length, which have,.'I
am told cost over 81 100000. M
Railroad Travel in Cuba.

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SSAli5of the railroads, with the exception
tCubnns and spaniardsiI the British having
on the American plan, with seats facing
Che front and alsles running through The
middle They are usually comfortable,
and especially so on the trunk line from
Havana TO Santiago. The United Railway
Company has parlor cars with wicker
swivel back chairs, which are especially
adapted to this climate, and the sleepers,
which carry. you from the cast to the
ives, in about twenty-four hours, are
made in the " United States after the
Pullman pattern, but higher and with
lower seats than our sleeping cars. 6ln-
deed, one can now travel comfortably
ali over Cuba. l came from Havana 10
Jovelanos in a chair car, riding all day
In It at AN extra charge of 40 cents over
the ordinary rate. and have several
times ridden over tho Cuba road with
ladies' In my party quite as comfortably
as upon any railroad at home.
The porters and conductors OF the
sleeping cars are yellow-faced Cubans.
who speak broken English. The condnc-
tors on the main lines are Cubans. and
there are newsboys dressed in suits OF
gray linen, who work the train with
papers and novels In Spanish and Eng
lish. Smoking goes on%Iin all the cars,
and after our breakfast at Afatanzas
I noticed that the newsboy pulled huge
cigar as he showed his wares to the pas
ssengers. 3
a So far there are no dining cars. From
twenty to thirty minutes are allowed at
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OLD ROSS CASTLE AT KILLARNEY,

eatables to the ragged boys and young
men who now and then happened - pass
L had the curiosity to know what the
Irish ate, and ! engaged In conversation
With the woman and a half-dozen men
and boys who happened to be standing
BY. They were all eager sto! talk 10 me-
mainly because Il was an American. |
made myself agreeable ms i could. telling
them about America as their eyes Wild
cned and their questions increased ! no.
tlced every now and then small boy
would come by, give the old lady ha'
penny and receive handful Of what |
thought was dried rose petals. which he
Invariably went off eating. The old wo-
man told me the name OF this strange
food name which l could not catch
even after she had repeated ! t three
times, and explained thattit was a kind
OF a seaweed, and was "fone atln',''@j
ta.'Yis," spoke up q young man standing
by, @'thot is the hist food In the worrulf
fir the diegcsliQp, Och, It's salty and
good" And they all tried to make me
ca a handful Of II, but told them
had Just had breakfast,
The old lady also had peck or sna's
selling them to the small boys, a small
handful for ha penny Zone cent?;
When / asked her about them she said. 8,
"rhese is folne. list thry one!" And
before could incrposc an objection she
pulled a hairpin out OF her head, twisted
\ it into the snail shell, pulled the Shiny
creature out and almost had It In my
mouth before knew what she was do
Ing. Jumped back out OF reach and
bade her hasty good day even at the
risk OF sacrificing all my American man
5nors; for i had not long before had a
severe attack OF seaslckncss. and
couldn't have contained myself another
minute if my life depended upon It,
/ sought out all the by-ways and lanes
OF the town. and even went into some
OF the houses. All the houses, had front
doors that opened on q leYel win tIs
street, and not one house In hundred
had anything but dirt or rough stone
floor.
1t was IA showcry day-What day Is not
in western Ircland2-and whenever q
hard shower would come oMar,, PIES,
ducks, geese, goats, children and chickens,
equally wet and dirty, would scramble
over each other TO get into the nous.
When the shower was over, they ALL
pigs, children, geese. chickens ana goats,
all 'on The most familiar terHls-w9uid
cnme out again aud wade ana walloW
around in the mud and dirt.
There was one long string or geese IN
Killarney that went everywhere Ihey
moved swiftly and didn't care where they
want s. These geese were the Wettest anu
The dirtiest that ] saw and they Vera
perfectly Indifferent as to whose house
they entered. | saw Them diving ahQ
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THE BALTIC WHITE STAR LINE.
July 1s.-Thc first glimpse tina got
OF ireland was through cold mist that
lay against the dark green mountains
OF county Cork: and as this great ship
that now bears us away towards Amer
len left tho shores OF Europe the last
view that i got OF the old land was
through melancholy. weeping. irish
mist that shut out the July sunshine
and cnvelored the hills In an unspeak-
able gloom Natures tears fall freely
over Ireland; md the sadness and hope
lessness, which seems TO be the leading
characteristic OF the Irish people at
home, may be due largely to the climate
OF Ireland. Many deep thinkers contend.
;Htrenuously that all the thriftlesshess OF
this people Is due to the climate. Those
who have studied deeply into the racial.
characteristics OF tho Irish people and
are familiar enough With ethnology to
draw broad conclusions. say the Irish
were originally n far southern people.
and for thousands OF years lived IN the
sunshine OF some mild Orleltal land,
and learned the habit OF living out OF
doors and breathing the fresh airHof the
fields and woods. Several THOUSAND 9.
years ago they found th"is way INTO
Europe. and In the process Of time were
driven farther and farther into the north
and west until they reached Ireland. an
island only thrce-fourth the size OF tho
state of Virginia. on Il latitude with
bleak Labrador. and In the path OF the
currents and winds OF the ocean that
cnyelop the island for most Of the year
in mist and fog and rain.
Some people say he Irish people can
never thrive 80 long as they stay AZ
home hut that they need transpantins
10 some sunny climate like America
where they can return to tho habits Q |
the youth OF their race when they llved
and loved in some warm Climate luily
as far south S Greece or southern ltaly.
Whether or not this Is the secret I. O
thc IrIshman's success and energy when