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BRooKLYN. y. Y, April IA free
tight among four Italians at pier near
Hamilton ferry Tuesday night resulted
in two men being stabbed and one shot
iii the heart. Three are in the hos
pital with little chance Of recoycrr.
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seIected Psttlsnn ncIernts..

WEST CHESTER, Pa. April l5.-The
democratic convention Of Chester coun-
" Tuesday instructed the state and ma.
tional delegates elected 10 use all hon.
orable means TO secure the nomination
of ex-Gov. Pattison for president.
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NEWARK, y. j.. April I5.-James W
Seymour. democrat, was elected mayor
Tuesday by about two thousand plur.
atty. after most exciting election in
which over forty-two thousand ballots
were. cast
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VIII Bc Captured Dead or Alive.

DIS NOISEs, Ia. April 1.-THE Peru
bank wrecker, Davies, who escaped
from Wintcrsett Jail Wednesday. Is
surrounded by the sheriffs posse. six
miles north OF that place. He will bo
captured dead or alive
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ALBANY. y. Y. April le-The senate
Wednesday passed the Greater New
York bill over the vctocs Of Mayor
Strong. Of New York. and Mayor Wus-
ter Of Brooklyn. The house will prob
ably do likewise.
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Woman for ChaoIsi,

COLUMBUS o. April 16-Miss Lottie
u. Crosley, OF Franklin county. is a
candidate for chaplain Of the Ohio pcni-
tertiary. There are ten applicants for
the nositifn from men VT
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Mckinley Gets Majority of the Dele

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., April 15.-At
the delegate election held here Tues
day Mckinley captured majority of
those chosen. Reed has two delegates
instructed for him. A light vote was
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Crnokcd EIcctlnn Orirlnl. EIn.1

MADRID. April iG.-Owing 90 the i-.
regularitics in handling the vote,
poiled in the recent election. the prc,i-
dents Of the electoral bureau i'm Madr.I
have been fined 100 pcsctas each. Tho
liberal candidates elected i'm Madrid
viii probably resign. The Judges have
ordered the marquis Of Cabrinan., a.,
furnish bail IN the sum Of 3 600 pesctoe
for having accused the municipal conn.
ell Of Madrid Of corrupt practices. The
marquis has refused TO furnish tho hail
required, declaring that the charges he
MADE are true. and that he vouId nrc.
ferN go 20 prison rather than furnish
5onts
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ONCE A MILLIONAIRE
ES-Congressman Vooriis Suicides Throu
Despondency and Poverty.

Despondency and Poverty.
JERSEY CITY, y. j., April Eek
Congressman Charles H. Voorhis. a
well-known lawyer, shot himself in his
Office Wednesday night through dc.
spondcncy and poverty. He was q con
gresham from Bergen county i'm 1850
ana vas president OF the Bergen county
bank and the llackcnsack Savings
bank. While he was in congress those
banks failed for 60. 200, 600 lie was in
dicted. but not until ne was saved by
the statue Of limitation. He leaves a
widow. q SON and two dnnr,hfrr.
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9lls Sfinnfsmnrncrin in Sait.

Qancd ter, Pa., 13. Suli. -
Inter Der Qtntl1ge os,lSrmoroung ihre5
ua5felifan 9inp:s .putoe QpuiIe 93ap
Don 8diH5rio8e, eintn 20 Msilsn
noropeitliA Don bier ON Susquth1nr1
gsIsssnen StGotd'n, i'm 9;eFigen SCUM
tpg'fdHsniiIa sin8elieFert. 2(m OorIeBz
tsn Wfittpo9 I6snffs lie einsm 3in6e
D1s 2aSen, uro HHter Den yladbarn
iti;8 sin ifper.r 9eroaat auf, al5 in
.grF16rung gs6raft puros, paB ta5
8ino toot I:i uno Die Mutter e5 nod
am isl6en 9uss 6ogra6+n laifsn polft'.
gai oar 9cburt oas ginoe5 mar Hiez
maro 3ug:sen. I9Igf54Goroner U}cz
g1:iI, gu o:Fsn atnntnib DIR 96ot6ez
itaHo gelungt mar, tpei8erte ii6, bic
fofortise 9eiTeBung gu geitatten, uno
elm, Observation-Disclosures erg1b,
oaB Gds &ino la6eno mar. On Dem
2eidnam beFanoen ii4 MsutmaIe, tpelz
de Oarauf ialisBsn Ilifen, oaB oas
Gino erDrpiIelI Dproen 1T.
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Nn9rbIide 0olofunbs III PenniBl'
bnnirn.

grabforo, pu., 13. ;yuti. =
9rOBs QufrsguHg bat in osm ua8sfG4r
90 Wsilen peItli9 BON 6ier, in Gattaz
rausus<Gountp (?) gslsgsntn Orts
8sso 9puIe, ein angs6li6er @0tofuHo
9sroorserufsn. 90. 70. Bennington, 81
iter 9ul uno 9snrp g1rl, Orei gsnolz
n.r bon 3eo 5ouIs, ento?tten Dor einiz
ger 3.it 8oIoquaB uno Itsftaa IoTort
vGt1ims" in Der 0G6. pe3 5uno:s
aug. Sis lieBen Den Quar3 unterIuz
den, Der $96 pro Sonn. ergs6an 616'n
ioQ. 8ra0foroar l&upit1liit:n 6eIIBsn
ein grobss Stud 2lnO in DIR NGI6e oss
9oLotsrrains uno iic qpsroan Iofort nit
Qlus6eutung 0sfel6;n 6e3inntn, iOlte
ii4 oiss duf 9punb oes 9smaloeten
8otbfunDss 1Ls so5a:no eup.iIen. Der
W:rt6 oes 6ig5sr p,r.3loi,n 2anb:s in
b.r Rdifs Don Rao 9QuI! it b:o:utero
geItia3eR.
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9scue OreucItbatea aus Greta be-
rt6itct.

4t6en, 13. Suli. - Or. 8umiller,
peI6er pom 8aiier Wilhelm nd6 Gretu
g.76;dt purpe, um ii6er bic Sldlags
auf Der Sniel gu beridtsn, lit 6ier6er
3uriidgets6rt. Sn einem rJnteroi;p"
iagts er: rGi0iliIirte MenT1sn t0nnen
ii1 faum einen 8sgrifi mu6en pon Den
QU5l6reitungen, lpeIchs Die Siirten an
6riItIi6en 5rauen uno ainoern 6eganz
gen buben. Die D}d6ts miifen unbez
oingt eini6reiten, um elmer Witoerboz
lung iolfer Scenen por5ubsugen. IS
9iebt nur einen 8sg oafiir, Den, bic
2irtan aus europa gu oertrei6sn. Die
SniurgeHtsn iino gum Sample emit
i6loiien unO erbalten Wdffsn BON aQen
Ssiten. Die grOBte unor0nurg berridt
auf Der Sniel. Sepei6en Don 8oniuln
in Greta msIoen, oqB Ssngsn uno HtOrz
Den BON Neuem auI Der SnIsl 6egunnen
b16an.
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Tauicrei auj cinem Sa1T;ugc.

G6icago, 13. Suli. - Der @onz
bufteur uno GofomotipFii6rer eine5
8orItaot3ug5 Der rDisconIin=GentraIz
balm" Del6er um llbr gtItern g1ddz
mittag pon bier abging, batten naRe
Ser Station 9urlsm e;ns oeIperate
S4Idgerei nit ie65 Mdnnern, Die iib
psigertsn, i6r 5a6rgelD 5u b:5ablen.
Der Gproutteur tpurbe BON ein2m Der
Strol6e bur6 einan S6lug nit sinem
auppel6oI3en uuf Den Sopf beIpuBtlo5
nieoergiItrtdt unO audi Der 2otomotio@
fii6rsr W. Sing, pslt):r Dem GonoItz
teur 3u 9iilfs elite, Duros i4ljmm 3uz
geri6tet. G5 gslang Dem iibrigen 9erz
ional, 0rei Der Strol9e ouf bem 3ugs
gu 6e6aIten, Bis 3ur nG6iten Station,
po lie per6aft?t puroen. Sic 9aben biz
Namsn @so. 2stters, 5rant O'9adrn
uno 8eo. Maion an. Der Gonoutttur
pernibte, ais er piaDer gu ii6 fam,
Sal aus Ieinar 5uI6s, Do4 peiB er
ni9t, ob i6m bu5 GID geraubt purOe,
ober ob s5 inn Dd6renO Der Eaufegai
dus Der Sdidle fiel.
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Sret SandJqcridJtc in rinrr gEpgr.

9RepsO Orleans, 13. Suli. -
@G6reno Der IeBten Wpbe BADEN Gpnz
der i'm Staute cine un6eimlife Ri6z
rigfeit betb6tigt. 9rei Neger purOen
our9 0oIfsjuiti3 abgetbun. 9a5 leBz
te Spfsr mar Der Tar6ige 6rdnf Sdz
mes, Der in truntsner 8ut6 einen
HaiIengenoiien ermorOet 6atte; er
nurOe Qeitern 9ta4t unpeit 8apOu~
Sara in abgefiir3tem 8erfa6ren ge@
ri4tst. Sine 8olt5menge idleppte
ben armsn Siinoer aus Dem 8efdn9niB
6inpeg uno tnUpfte i'm am nd4iten
SaumQite Quf.
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sSrl. Nnmunn'S Sub.
Sic mar 6puperuaute Ger Sinner res @rdfeen'
ten SlepeIdns uue nrs tsrttGrs Samput

Nep gorf, 13. Suli. - Sine
iungs frun50Iiids Dame, lpttdls pGbz
rtno Der p:rqangemn Nuht i'm n&Ooiez
peItz0oIpitaI" itarb, naaoem lie i'm
.Qincolnz9otel" ertrantt mar, lit ais
Sri. G6riItina Q(umonb, % Sabre alt,
toentifi3irt norbsn. Sis mar cine
0pHosrr1nte urD fam DOR fiinf S1bren
aus 5oronto, Canada, no i1re Gltern
3ur 3sit le6tn, 6isr an. Dor etlpds iiber
bier Sa6rsn mar lie @oupsrnunte in Der
6amiIis D,5 YrdIioentsn GleOsIdno, ais
oieielbe bier in NslpzYort pobnte 3u
glei62r 3eit mar lie 8oup'rndnte Der
8inOer Res SttretGr5 0unl. g. Cd
mont, uno bsfleioste oisIe Stelle au4
Bel ben Ginoern Gltoelano'5 uno 2dz
mont's, uIs 9r. @lepslunD 6si'm Inz
fang ieines 3lpeiten Sermins nd4
WaIbirgton 3uriidtebrte.
SSrl. 9(umonb tpurbs i'm 9er3 SeItlz
Gonoent 5u Toronto er5ogen uno iol
cine Iebr gsbiloete Dame 9eneIen ieIn.
5rau 6irI6mann, Bel pel6er Die Ser
itor6ene gu perI6isbensn 3eiI2n fpG9z
reno Der leBten flint Sabre nobnte,
glaubt njdt, OaB O1s W}dod!n Selblts
morO beging. Sin SnqueIt pIro db5ez
hQlten lp2rOen.
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9tr. 16S.
Die Ginmanorrung.
SntercfTamter ffatifiitbsr SSsrid,t nbcr Gle 3ahi
Der i'm pcrfphcucu SisfnlsSdbre duf Sllls-
1AInne nmaefpmmrncn Nerioncn.

0ep OFF, 13. SuIi. - 2lu5 Ell
mem POM Statiititer &drl Gi6Ier dut
GQis' oSslano au5g2urbeiteien Seri4t
qs6t 6erpor, Dab in Dem am 80. Sunt
1896 perfloTensn 6istdlia3r I'M 8dn@
3sn 263, ,7O9 8erIonen aUf Glis' s.
lamb qsldnpet tpurben, gegen 190,028
in oerIelben Yeriooe pon 1894-'95.
Die 3unubme Der Ginpdnoarun9 be-
trua {omit 72, ,7S1 9erionen, uno 5lpdr
entfislen 38,442 uuf Ous erIte uno 34,z
339 uuf ous 3peite 9albjlbr. IS lit
bic @sIammt5ubl Der in Der erlpdbntan
0sripoe 1stunott2n PerIonen jsoo1
t6atIG6li6 nift ais Die GsIdmmt5a6l
Der Ginpanoersr i'm engeren Slime De5
Wortss gu bstrd4ten, Denn Don DEN
263, 3,709 gelanostsn perfortn ndren
48,S04 6ereits friIbet in DrnI . 5tal=
ten pp6n6aft uno 95,269 tpdren 6ltez
Der 6sreits bier anidiiiger TdmiIitn.
Dis tbatId6Iibe Ginpanosrer, D. b.
iolhe BerIonsn, Die bierber tamen, I'm
fib crit ein2n eigenen @srD 81 gruroen,
tonnten bu6er nur 11S,030 Qerionen
Qsltsn. Die 8aInmmtz @inpdno3runa
i'm lpcitsren Sinne psrtbeilte ii6 auf
Die berIdlfsoenen eurppdiI6an Gdnoer
unter 9(noarem fpIqcnoermdBtn: Dat
rei6 -llnQurn 52,OS5, 9eutI6lano 24,=
23O, '}talian 66,445, HuBluno 39,859,
S6meOan il. NprlDegen 22,978, 8roBz
britanni,n 1926, Siirfei uno Griez
6snlanO G249. 8on osn &C, ,445 Sta
lienern puren 1861 Perionen Sin
IpdnDerer i'm sngersn Slime. Die 3d4l
Der 2tnalp6ubster betrug, duf Die elm
3slnsn Ndtionalitdtsn pcrtbeilt, bon
23,415 llnQurn S739, pon 66,445 Sta
lisnern 3O72S, pon 24,23O Huiitn
1882, Dpn 24,23O 0eut1fsn 40, BON
24,957 SrldnDern 143O, pon 22,978
Shpeoen unD g}oripeQern 217, BON
6249 5iirten uno 8rie6en 2Q92. -
0i, 263, ,709 YsrIonen bradtsn i'm
@anjsn, iotpeit feftgeItellt perotn
fonnte, So, ,534, ,399 nit. Die Our6z
I6nittsg gSumme betrug bierb,i pro
aopf 6ai ben Spuniern $71.62, bei ban
OsutI6en $38.31, 6ai Den SrIdnoern
S12.39, bei Zen llngorn 0dge9en nur
$3.50. - 3uriidgeidnot puroen i'm
21ufs Der srpd6nten Periooe 1924
YerIonen, Ddpon 1903 Stdlisner, 267
SeItrei6=ltngurn, 401 guiIen, lO4
0eutI6e uro 20 Stanoinapfer. ID
rurter Etianpen icb 756 Gpntrattdrz
Better uno 1855 nYluper5."
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Gin franfer Wiatpndr.
Sin mannbafter 0sifliner.!

Springfie1b, O., 13. Suit. -
2lls Iih gsItern einige T}itglieOer Der
St. Sobn's lut6eriI6en Stride. bic iia
gu 2l6erfsloa IN einem Yicnic bet6eiligt
batten, ii4 6u SUB duF 0em Ssimpsge
bsfanoen, flu4tete ii9 Elm far6iger
Snabe untar lie uno Bat um S6ub az
gen Die N1iBbanolungen zines betrunz
tansn Cramps, Der i6m auf bem 5uBe
folgte, einen ReoolOer 5og uno Ssosn
niaoer3ufhieBen pro6ts, Der ii9 inn in
ben Wag teusn puroe. paitor 8srz
Geim, Der Sseliorssr Der 9emeinbe, err
griff ben 5ramp. enttpaffnste i'm na6
par5psifeltem Dioeritanoe uno ga6
OsmIel6sn cine Sra4t 9riigel. Die i6n
1uT ldngsrs 3eit rsiieunId6ig MAIDEN
piro.
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Sns Gnne elmer Sprittpur.
Gin Scbsmann aus st. spuis ffirbt inter aus
hrrscwcbuIidbcn lImitdusen auf rinsm
Sabu;uuc.

yin Sebtmdnu aus Ct Scuts firbt nnfer aus
hsrscwrbuicbcn lImftdnsen auf rintm
Sabn;usc.
9urttrsburg, %. @d., 13.
SuIi. - lin 2 u6r dm Sonntdg friih,
uls Elm 0ItIi6 fa6rsrosr Gil5ug Der
Baltimore Obip 9a6n" aus ct.
2ouis bier anlangte, sntoedte man, DAB
8. S. pocpd, Std'otclsrt ppnSt. 2puis,
Der ith in 8egleitung 5lpeier 5ruusnz
6jmmer auf Der RsiIe na6 Der OltlI6en
SeetiiIte beTuno, 3piI6:n Itbens uno
91mosn beipuBtlo5 gsporOen uno in
nerbdl6 oreisr M}iuuten geitorben mar.
Die dltsrs I;irer 9sglsiterinnan 9ab
crit an, ieine Satin 81 iein, gsItano
aber ipGter ein, Dab lie nur nit oem
Seritorbenen 5uiammsn gelsbt babe.
S9lieBlicb ga6 ii; ibren Ndmen d.s
Belle Pppeu, po9nbaft in 9}r. 1872,
9eQsS2tosnus, ct. 2oui5, an unO er@
tfGrts, DaS 'hr' SSreunoin Gou Wtulz
lorp lei Iii 5Fhsn 6duIs pobne.
Sie iagt'n, OaB 9r. pocod I6per 9ez
trunten tdbe uuo pahrI6einli6 am
SdluQfluB geitorben lei. Ru6oem
Coroner Steper einsn SnqueIt 9e6alten
bate, puros Die 2side sinem 8eitatter
CUR Ginbaliamirung u6erge6en, uno
bisItI6s piro nit Dem Worgen5uge nu9
ct. 2ouis gsIanot tperocn. Sn ben
SuIhsn oss garItpr6tnan nurotn stip1
$500 in baarem 8eIoe uno cine biibIAe
goIosns llbr gsfunOsn. GonOufteur
Sburlop rabm Die 9interlafenifuft
an Iidb uno niro, nu6oem 1r Den Gpz
roner unD Den 2ei6enbsItdtter be3dblt
bat, ben Rtit oes @sloes Uno Die llbr
ben 8eamten ieiner 9dbn jib'r9ebsn.
Wie BON ct. Qoui6 berid)tet Duroe,
trurbe Ppcpd Dor mabreren S1bren DON
Ieinsr Satin gsi6isoen. GerIslbe iou
Wfitglito elmer angeIehenen 5dmiIis u.
t;n iebr betannter 9olititsr Uno
Sport5mdnn gstpsien i,in. Dd teins
YoItmortsm llnterIu6ung ge6aIten
puroa, lit Die Sooa5urId1e unbstdnnt.
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COLA Gira tHBrt Die 0olomaBrung
si,I

GoIon, Colombia, Is. Suli.-Die
8tgjsrung Don Gpita Rica bat ein De-
fret erIaifen, pelAes Oas gtgenpGrti8e
WGbrungsipitem aufbe6t unD Die
9olopdbrung einfijbrt.
Die n2ue 6aitnmuuer 81 2impn, an
Der OIttIite Dor Goita 8ica, lit Durb
fiir3li4e Stjrmc iGpsr b'I4dO:8t
-fnnrnRn
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@roopuna Ger tlertfalen Wfaiorttat.

9riiiIel, 13. Suli. - Man
ifdbt, odB Die &leritalen cine Ntaioz
ritdt BON 70 Stimmen in Der neuen
2(6georonetentummsr BADEN peroen.
SSSn Der alten 8ommer betrug i6re Ytaz
ioritdt nur SO Stimmen.
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Tad)tpcbcn Dcs Ttttes II, oas SrauS.
ONaI.

Qonbon, 13. Juli. - 8ie Der
n0uilD Ne!ps" aus Der &apItuot gez
meloet piro, bat oas gemsiniume 60
mite, 1psl6es Die untsriu6ung bes
SumeIon'f6en @infals in oas5rdnsz
paalz8e6iet geleitet fat, ieine 9lrbei.
ooIlenOet. Die llnterIudung babe
penig Neue5 5u Sage gsfOroert. 9tu5
Dem 8eridt piro ber0orgs6en, OaB
Gecil H6oDas unb 2llfreo 9eit, bic fri
bersn 0irettoren Der britiI9zIiioafriz
toniidsn 8eieGi4aft, lpeI6e nit in
osn Ginfaa perpidelt iino, idmmtlihe
Don ben Sobannes6crqer ReTormern
ge3ogensn @elosr Der 8eielidaft 5uz
riiderItattet baben.
Sn elmer 9eIpreaung Der ntragi=
Ifen uro unertrGgli6en 8ati6e, in
pelae Die afritaniiden 2lngeIegen6eiz
ten gerat6en Iino," Oerlungt Der
,G6ronicle" (li6eruO, bub bic 8egie=
runq Die cioile unO militdriIhe Qlomiz
niitration Rbooeiien's in Die eigne
SQnp ne6me.
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Tte Rotifi,iruns Fer ecmpfrntiid,sn Gambia
ten finret efif i'm Musuif ifatt.-Sie ermars
tete Gpnfcrens Ger @piee emo pfrattn in Terps
sJorf.-Bcnia NuSirdbt auf cinen allsemei'
nen ,.SpIt" uur elm erittcs 5ifet. - Ser'
febiercnerIei IniTcbteu.
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Scr SentIGe Correspondent,

9delib, fuod,entIidb uHb Sonntass,
q. Gaiue, Gisentbminer nnp Weoaftenr
(Gatiolssr pOu 8. Raine),
sdbmefsGd, 3altimpre=S tra5e uub Eoft=Sf flee =gpe.
greis oes asIi6en SIattes, ourt 3rdser beiorst,
1oIS Gte: taaIid,c uno Spuuta 90 =aIusaabc l5
Gents pro RoR, sahber bic has 9Iutt heiors.nbeH
Trdacr.-iaaiidl nebh Sonntag 90 ssius 9abt UEtsr
Vortozs ozsorousbc,ablun9 $3.50 pro Sahr lr fiirsere
nit Sonntagsblott portoirsi, nit Ibjug tir Suhs,
SO 80 pro Sabr, Raor irscuo eiHem Srte bes SHlans
hes, 81 nat europa. Snnutas asSsMuSgahe 81
pro SGbr.-Oas bette uuo ttuigfte 1cItidje SIatt
n ben DtitteI= unb SIoitaatcn.
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&etter tm Der Notb.
Cinr Gpi(obr Orr llurNIanbsfabrt.
Ser 9reuser r0eiion" fomntt ci.ein
seitranortcn S6tf st SenIfe.

Srifpn's Sanpnferc sratcr iest i'll Srdnfreid).
lie sSableu in Selsien reiultiren i'll
cinem siese Ger SIerifalen.-ssel Ssrid,te
lbrr SHrsensreusI ami Srsta. - 8ph Gin
sies Ger Saiieraebt Meteor" in sbptt.
Lamb.
G6riitiania, 13. Su1i. - Der
fran50IiIde 0ampTer n@ener1l GRauz
81" lief leBtsn Sumitag na6e 6loro, i'm
2pIter Sjoro, an Der &iiits bon Nor
n2gen. duf Den Strano, 'pGbreno Die
SaiIsrjddt r6obsn5oGsrn," nit Dem
aaiisr WiIbelm an 8pro, unp Der
8reu3sr n@efion," pslfsr Die Sa4t esz
tortirt, in jsnem 5joIo Dor 2(atsr la
gen. Der Saiier i4ifts Dem 9sitrun=
ostsn 5lbr5eug Der 8r;u3er r8sfion"
gu 0iiifs, uno es gslang oemieI62n, Den
fran30Iii6en 0umpfer o6ne ernG6z
nsn5lpertbe 9siGdp;gung pieOer fIott
gu MAIDEN.
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Gic Spriktour ocr Soitoncr slr,ile
rirct.

2onoor, 13. SuIi. - 2tuS puri5
piro Dem I9ailp 5elegrap6" gemelz
bet, oaB Die SpItoner &anoniere, Die
einen 9lbIts6er naa 6runtrei6 gez
ma4t 6atten, in 9ieppe entbuiiuItiI6
empfqnaen ipproen finO.
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Staltcn's nemer aries smtntfttr.

2onoo n, 13. Suli. - Cine De-
pei4e aus Rom an mOailD Neps" mel
bet, DuB 8ensrallisutenant YeQour
oas gortefeuille Des Sriegsminiiters
unter ber 9remierifaft bes Mfarquis
bi Rubini iibernommsn bat unter Der
8eoingung elmer WebrDerpilIigung
pon 3e6n Miqionen Sire fir 2(rmeez
5psde. Der Correspondent iagt psiz
ter: nSignor Colombo, Der 6inan3z
miniIter, parblei6t bes6alb i'm &a6iz
net, uno man betra4tet Die &riIis ais
he9nOet"
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stca iiber stes FUR oen ,.M cteor."

3ot6iup, 6irtf of GlD0e. 13.
Suli. - Die Sa6ten nMeteor, j." nQlilz
ia" BRITANNIA" nSutanita" uno
nGareB" nubmen feute 2lntbeil an Osr
3egattu bes n3oDal Nort6ern yadt
Glu65" iiber einsn so M}eilen lun9en
Surs. nMeteor" gelpann ben eriten
Preis bon 50 BIB. SterI. uno nNiNa"
hpr 2fneitpr nm % Mfh Gtpr(
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Bic Vcneatteln. NraGe.

2onbon, 13. Suli. - Wie mSaiz
lp Neps" melOet, lit bas neue 8lduz
bud ii6er 9ene3ueld, pel6es Der Ser.
Staaten=9ren5 5zGommiIiion 3ugeiteut
peroen ioq, abgei4lohen.
Gin tramfer Wiatondr.
Comes, 13. Suli. = 9r. Sgoen
@oslst, Der bstunnts Nspzgortsr MiIz
lionGr. Iiegt auf ieinsr Sa3t n@hits
2ooDe," pel6e bier DOR Qnter liegt,
{4Yr,ar fr1rf n7rnipAar
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= 8ei Peru, unpeit 2lu6urn, a.
g., t0otete 9apoen ao6erts, Elm betagz
ter 5armer, porgeitern isin, Grau, in
Dem er i6r nit einem 9epe6rtolbsn ben
S6Gbel eini6lug uno 6esing bann
SeIbitmpo Dar4 sinsn S4uB in ben
aopf.
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m 0 TT a t { n.

Gepzg orf, 13.SuIi. - Die 5i6=
rer 'o:r @olboamotratsn babsn Ti6 nod
nift auf3sit unoSrt ibrer 6sporits6enz
b:n GpnTersn5 gssinigt, in ipsIder lie ein
MlnifoTt erIuNen uno ibre 9altur9
gt9snii6sr Dam gu Sbicuso nominirtsn
Sidat tldr MAIDEN pollsn. gr<Sefre=
tdr Wm. s, D9ite1eb 6sTinbst ii4 nod
in Ieiner SpnmeroiGa um Song S.
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sic temnem Sobn 9mns sdltd,e.


2onb On, 13. Suli. - Die 8ez
66rOe in @retu tpi1igte tiir3li3 Elm, DuB
Der britiic9e SpnIul 81 @anea nit I'm
tsritiiBung bss 8efehlsba6er5 Der bri=
tif9en 5lotts @rluu6nib 6u6,n ioQte,
bic aus @nglanD tommen0sn 9etrdge
CUR 2inosrung Der Rot6 o5ne HiidIidt
uuf Notwithstanding 81 psrtbeilsn.
Die biplomat;I4en 9ertrster OeutI6z
lambs, HuBlano's, 6runtreicb's, SeI it.
reid's unD SStulien's in Gonitantinopel
erbo6tr ginpar'o gegsn bisis Wtsfbooe
Der @ertbeiGung, uno QorD Salisburp
bat jeBt Den &pniul inItruirt, oas I'm
terItiibun9sperf ein3uItelIen.
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8oit IN, NaR,, 13. Suli. -Mapor
sSGItl6 QuincD trlf bier geItsrn bon
bem G6icagoer Gonoent Elm. Der
Mlpor 6sgriiBte einen asporter, Der sez
tommen mar, um i'm gu vintsrDietpen,
is6r 9er5li6 uno lisB ii4 gu fOlssnosr
Grtldrung 6srbei: Die situation als
RsIultlt pes ghiealper gpnpents IltI
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with the odor of the reguant Easter
lily. The evening service was as fol-
lows: Doxology, prayer. hymn, duet
our Savior" scripture reading Easter
anthem, prayer, hymn, quartet, JOY
: ful Eastertide"; talk by pastor. solo.
Christ is Risen; Anthem, HE is
Risen; hymn, choir consisting OF
Mesdames j. III. Mills, H. b. Davis. r..
b Maxwell. Miss Mollie Wiles, Messrs.
Beaumont, Eldrid. Mcleod and Miss
Roberta Robinson, organist.
EPISCOPAL.
Morning-Sermon by the rector. Rev.
10. g. Prout; text from l. Corinthians
10 xii, with following service: Process
sfonal, "Oh, the Golden Glowing Morn
ing" anthem, Christ Our Passover"
chant, proper psalms. 2:57:111 anthem.
chant, hymn 112. Jesus Christ is Risen
To-day; hymn 121, THE Strife is
Ger; anthem, I'VE Choirs of New Je-
Worthy; sanctus. hymn, Bread of
the World; chant, chant. Evening
Regular sermon with sermon appro-
pirate choir, Mrs. Fred Hoss, Misses
Mabel Beaumont, Shiela Napton, Cor
nelia and Evalina Van Gundy Alice
Coleman, Sam Beaumont and Mrs.
Prout organist The varied hues and
contrasting greens of flowers and the
rich foliage of ported plants lent
services.
CHRISTIAN.
The services at the Christian church
were as usual Beautiful cut flowers
and potted plants, together with ever
greens adorned the pulpit. There was
a large attendance both morning and
evening. Morning-Hymn, welcome
Sweet Day of Rest; hymn, This is
the Day the First Ripe Sheaf"; SER
mon, THE Resurrection; quartet
1.-The Open Tomb; Mrs E. Scharni-
kow, Mrs. b. Wood, Mr.. Wood, Prof.
H. r. Wolfe; hymn, He Knows Best:
Light of Day; hymn, I'm the Cross of
Christ l Glory; scripture reading;
hymn, "Purer Yet and Purer;" solo,
rWhere is Thy Refuge" w. NJ Jor-
don; sermon, use and Abuse of Ian
guage"; hymn, why Keep Jesus
Waiting" choir, Mrs. e. Scharnikow.
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Wood, Mrs NJ q.
Mills, Misses Linda williams, Ethel
Wood, Jessie and Lillian Humber,
Messrs. Wood, Wolfe, Scharnikow and
Adams.
METHODIST.
Regular services with sermon by the
pastor, Rev. F. f. st. Clair on the
First Great Commandment" Even
ing sermon. "Why Seek Ye the Living
Among the Dead?" The music was
furnished by Misses Miller Lewis. |
Marker, Messrs. Jordon and Reid. |
Song, Resurrection Morning" choir: |
song Sweeping Through the Gates:
song. "All Hail the Power of Jesus |
Name: song, He Is Risen; sermon,
Resurrection of Christ; communion |
of Lords supper. The church was |
prettily decorated with flowers.