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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07

NJ. Jahn y. Eez6ricksen. 81 Mcufe
fr~ssfs and Mrs.. Jennie z. F'reeriks0n. %
SaasfEr. we're married a. the reNseenee u
tsss ssr4gess father, Afr 3 ~. SgrenSca. 20
sprang street. seattle. On Monday even
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07

Th@ Queen Anne Dancing Club Was ~
tertasnsa BY Prot and Mrs Whitley at
proscn's haH CO Monday night n a royal
manner prof whitley has been thu
clubs Instructor daTinx the water and
chose fh4s way fn which 70 repay stss club
members FOR shoiT diligence and kind
rsessss during shs SERIES. D1nrsnE 20
E@rEeg-s ugus{c ard reffeShsaey,fs
acre saa es~zser o. TIE evening
ana were huslssfSca&lF enjoyed
nv ths sas1oa SAG Sir and Mrs. al
parry. NJ aUa Irs +. HHnter.
Mr. and Mrs. T. r Mccoy. Mr.. and Mrs.
q ". Cts 49,. Mr. and Ms. c. r. H4eh@ri.
NJ. ard Mrs. r. a. CglSe AR. ard Mrs
c =. Crane. ~. and AEs- J. Z. Porter,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07
fashionable

Tremendous re-
S:ugion in Tn
i trmmed Hats.
! LADIES'. Misses
f'atr!mmed Hats
h fpen Braifis
la Fancy Union
/ Nlxn Straws.
valves Up 10 5e.
a reduced 20 lss.
Fancy Straw
Hats. black ard
sclorea. reduced Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-13
gtr. 167

o3m 6r. GLauo9 Ta5te, oaB aIs Sdnz
s:r gpiibt:R, Dap 9r. 8. 3anD'r 1l5
U(El1tur sin:n Der Eeroorr1groIt:n
9lGbs in Ger 0l55ingtoner &iinitIers
r;tt Girn.6us uro man teinen SrlWo
ta5,, 5u 6e3p:lTeJr, oaB er audi eirh
tiiftigan 0iris:toten a68s62n rao,.
DIR raue lSGnssp5uuoz "G:r;sslt,
Scr am IS. 2lu5uit it;n 2(ut antritt,
ruuoa i'm Wait;nstpn i'm Sabre 1865
ss5or1n uro b,gann ieir: mHitt1I;ihen
Stuoier i6on i'm 9. ,5a9re untsr oem
6srts nod al5 &Luoisrli5r,r nirftnoen
in 2(lsrancril tpO6neno2n Brof. 9spz
nalnn. Sn i1iHsm II. Sabre p1r 8.
91ncar 6ertits i'm Stano,, mid. nur
alls tStu6e, Die sr nit ia;nem ifarf;n
mmIitlIiIfen Gj:60r auTflBt,, nlh5uz
iP;cIcn, Iono:rn ioQ1r sjge1e Gompoiiz
tinn,n ni;osr 3u {d2r?aber. SSm 9lltsr
pcn Is Soihr:n tc1t 2r ais Pianiit nit
l5 Giolin;Itan Brof. Rcipe IND Dem
itsr WloQ,rus in 0fftntIifsn Som
3erten auf. 9ym Sabre 1880 tult er,
1alhbsm er Iid) entI6IoiI:n lGatts, Die
WlitTif SIT I;in,m 2l6sn&5sruf 3u ma
den, Elm fiinfjGbrig's ernIts5 Q}ufititu=
o;um auf o:m GonIiroltor;um in
Stuttgart IN urO 5par init 5oI6smGrz
'Tofg, 0aB ar in can lsbt;n Sabre Iein:5
borti9an 2luFanttdlta5 3um 2ttcompdz
niiten oe5 GonIsroltorium5 srr1nnt
ipuro: qDno fir ejnjgs 1l;ntr 2t6r:r
'Shiil;r oorb2r3jt:n muBta. Sm Sabre
1885 b;g16 ficb Der jung, angsb:noe
&iriuoIe nltJ Berlin urO in folg;ro:n
Sl5re na6 Bari5. Sn j6;.o:n 8roBz
itaoten Iabts er Ieins Stuoj,n unter zen
Ham6afteiten 0luIitz IND 8sIun9sls6=
rirn fort. ghlh i;in;r !RHdfe5r nl0
Dui3jnqton i'm Sabre 1883 srr1ng 0r.
3dnosr bti Isinsm erittn 2luftret;n in
eirtm Gpn3ert in Der Goagr;gaI:pnaIs
Stride Iofort einsn our6i9!l1:aOenSrz
fola. 8ulo o1rauf griin0;.t e. nit
ben $50. 8. 3uiem1n, 3. N}j'rih uno
8. M}OrT;Q 3uiammjn 0sn nWliG.ngz
ton V1uIical Gub, 1tiI2n ppr5iiqlid)e
S0n3s,te Gsute nod1 in o:r &gim2rung
llIer bieiigen U{lgittfreunIoe fortI,6;n.
Der ,Sdng,r6uro" h2t in 6rn. 3anz
Ger ,in:n tiidS;aen GrIlB fjir iejnen
gc:piB ridt I.iht 81 sri.Bsnosn ti5z
f,,;sm t1n9id5ri8,n Gtri3tH:en 9rn.
Wm. 0alo:der g3fnotn.
Oeut19sS G8aiIen9du5.
Bum Ger8niisan t;r &jnor o,5. .2(Qs
g,m,int1 o3uti62n BuiI;r6auIt5" Der
anItaltat Der 6raueHz@iilFs=gerein Der
Q(nItdlt an %. S5uli in o:m Wd;I1nz
1us>}lata3aa Elm groB:s B:onic, melz
DIS 6ib 5ireafttso6ne sile5 guten 8ez
lufss erfreuea lpiro.
Sine 2(bi6ieD5feier piro
Der mo6l6sfunnte ReItdurdteur Nm. 8.
StrauB, neI9er ieins @eItdurltion in
g}r. III, SiiozG9urIssitruBs, an @rn.
sSo6n RuooIf Drummer psrtauft bat, Ol
er iih 9Gn3li6 pom 83i6dfte 5urijdge=
3ogen Glt, 6eute 2(6snp perlnit1ltan.
gu Oerielbsn me1Ogn ih Die 6reunoe
Oas ausi6eioenben iopo6l ais 0e5
n;ucn Re5tuuruteurS fiheriic4 in groBer
3dbl tinfinoen.
Sin ungerat6erer 9 N.
- SoTsp6 6oGD, Elm jungsr Reger,
purO an SamItdg pom YDli3eirihter
8ooo I'm S4.45 6sItrait, neil er isi"sa
9utsr, SoIepb $1pllp, ien., thdtli4 an
driff unO mibbdnDelte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-13
8ntaIbcriGte nus @aiBmgtau.

TN f:r ioln5. .zIut6. gDntDrotdz&irz
Ge an Der Gt& bar 20. uro 8sStrlBs,
N.zD., purc:n gsitern pdbraro be3
8orrIt!lg5s8otie5NienIte5 bon nibr:z
r:n duspGrtig,n 8e;ItIi6en 2(n.Ipra6en
Qd51ltan. 6auptraonar mar pditor S.
IS. 6iIon.r pen 0atroit, Mi6. Ra9z
nrittags lin 8 ll6r fano a6d161 eisr
MiiIipa3=8 =8ottesoienIt itatt.
GolUmbiu Surnperein.
1:r ,Golum6i1 3unOtrain" 6dt
in T;:n3r 8snapalzgarIammlunJ an
Steu. o:s S4riftparts 6. 0a6rt;l Den
9urn2r s. 2tuer6u4sr gapG6tt. S4aBz
naiiter ptIfrto 0ilo suitattsta Den fal6z
jGEr.i4sn 8arift, tpeIG2r Die 36atIa6s
sr8a6, DAB Der 3urnoer:in fjn1n3ieq
i:6r gut Itl6s uno elm gan3 fetrGdiliz
der uebsrIduB oouGaro2n lit. 0ie8ez
1GGIigun3 an Dan 5urnii6ungin unter
r;r Qe.!ung oa5 5urnparts SG:i6li3
an ja0:m tSOantag 8ormitt1g uno an
jl0:m 0OnHsrIt1g Q6eno in Dem sbamaz
ligen 2p450bl I6:n 9arf lit s6enfaa5
sine rs3?. Die n8icpcls@Ssftion" nit
bsr:n 8aamt2n Gupi. SoIepbReiter unD
2,aut. grnIt S40Qnsr spuroa al5 Elm
3pei1 1ss 0era.ns arsrtannt. Die
iet6s Ipiro fi9 IN Der morgan, 9ianItdg
2t5en0, it1tt7:n0:ne:n gyoBsn Rdoi16z
r:rPard0a DoQ5d9Gg 6atGoiligen. Sur
r:r 8. 9offmann, 8. Rupprs4t. B.
,GInn:mann, s. GfItsin uTo G.S6rot
pur0;n lls W2itgltaolr b25 8aEgni;z
gurgs s4Spmfts's un0 bic 5urner 8. s..
g.r8munn, 8. Strud uro u. Djlo
al5 Nitglieo:r Des 9eiitigsn Gom;te's
eunannt.
@ ui6ingtonz Sdnger6un6.
Din 5reitag 2(6;Ho fat ain aus ban
50. 3. 8raunsr, 2ll6art Qsppsr IND
Wn. j. Wlepers 6:itsGsn0es Gomit.,
tpglfs5 ba5 rSGnger6unb" srfii(lt BON
5be;Lr15ma fir oan 9icezqrdTiO:ntsn
Sun. 6ranf Glau0D. ber our9 ben Dor
&ur3an erfolg5an 3oo fs;l1er 8smo9z
lin ein:n un:ri23ffen 8erluIt erl!tt5n
err1nnt iporo:n mar, g?2i3nst, ge!@
l.io56:IaIuiIe ii6errsi9t. }(us D:m in
htr N}nr1ts=8erianunluug unter5raiz
t.;sn 6inar36eri6t mar srfihtlih, olB
f.; 6am i'm Uiai d6gs5llt:nen Shlltz
iu6r5foTte Die itottli4s Summ: pon
paro $4,000 eingtgan3sn, DON ipsiher
r19 Qhjug dll,r aoit;n i'm ungefd6rm
9strag oon $500 ruHo $2500 Or 8trz
e1nztli1e 5usut foEnm:n.
5n Der an 6raitag N6'no a6g:hdItas
mn @srIannr.1ng Der uttioan Sdn9:r
loe5 ,SGng:r6urlos" unI:r o.m WorVB
ta5 prGIio;s5an Grant Slagop mulo:
u6rigans ,1Is 9i-;g:nt 6es9:r:ins 81.
6.iur;6 3ano:r, Der So6n O.s Qrn.
Chr. aa1aosr. aplpahLt. Gin N1nn, pon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-13

Die vSepolutiou BON Cben."-sStitcres ubrr
BIC Aufpdrmuus sss SpBcs5faneals.-5ic
ssprccrunstn Greta's.-Giu eeutiebes Ri..
Iitar'aaer an Ger bsIeiid,sn 9rcn;e. - Atz
Ierlci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-13

@.nn 70, TT ss bant petie, Die
Grfaltuns su bsrna9Iaiiigen? @iis
len Sic audi, buB bieielbe rinsu
9uilen psruriadta fam, weldsr in'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-13

1a1naTirin. MittGerrsile !raro:n ii4 i..:s
lSH-ur9;nt:n bic Den tiirti7d:n Sruppcn
ouTg 5rungsns llnthGtigtsir gu g&lBsn
m1dn lutO ale itratssiI4cn Puntts
ouf o:r Snisl 6eieb9n.
0aS ntue MilitGrluger
Der belgii9sn 8rea3e.
Ter 0Gunl, tpal62n 0:s fran3GIiiI6sn
IND 6:Ig:I4en 3.itunsen ii6,r biz gtl=
6lirurg o;ne5 clutiG:n Militdrlas'r
5u GIIm6orn, n1h. Der 6eLgiIdjan8rsnz
5a ifIogen fat t2inen gltien 8runo.
Der 3rsi Sa6ren tuuTts Die Resierun3
9robe 2anDcomplere gu YSalmdop uno
SlIen6orn, psIfe, !pis psrlautst, fir
U6lnDoar uno ltsbungsn nit Dan Der=
iG:ao;rran neu.r @a!4iBe bsItiuDnt ma
rtn. Salt Dem &dufe fino Dit QdltIer,
pelGe auf biaTem 21nos itdpcsn, ab3s=
riiIsn tporb:n, uno an i6rsr Steue pur=
csn &a5ernen, Wass ltro StieBpldB.
;1ooa tc;ne 5aItuaqSperfa ftr9eItallt.
9as Eager snt3dli Ruum fir ms6rere
SauIeao U31rn, uno piiros obne 3ipstz
fI bon groBom itrlt;g:It}la Wsrt5t fir
iGeuti6lano Iein, tpenn ss ein:nS4ldJ
gtgsn 6rantrei4 Durf @inriiden in
Belgian 5u fij6rsn 6e1biittigts. gs eriz
ltirt jaoo4 nidt oar geringite 8epei5
bafiir, oaB 0eutIdlanO 'oort i5eItuagsz
marie btrItsllan nil, uno Die snIriiItaten
2proteIte Der PraiIe 5rdr1trt;4'5 uno
9eIg:en's lparen ii6erfliiiiig.
8ermt | 6tes.
tgetic6te uus SiiNOoutI6Lano unb
S2Itre;dzltn8arn nrelOsn, DAB Die
Wai5en= uno HogsenzSunoto Bort eincn
Qanssp06nyi4 gutan Grtrag perIpri4t.
2lu6 in 3umdnien IinO Die grnotez
duSIIi6isn R6r giinItig.
Or. Hifter unio 6r. 2tp1t0, Insez
ItaQta 0ss MiniIteriuns bas Snn'rn,
ir1o gu Gnmnrii7Grsn GsutI6lurtO'5 fir
Die pariIer Weltau5ItslIudpg i'm Su9ra
1900 ernunnt .porosn.
SSntenIfoe 9iBe 6errT6te 4pd6reno Ser
l:Btsn f1ar Gage in dQsn 5Geilen
GeutIflaslo'5 uno p;ale SpnnenIt:d)e
tpsrosr gsmsIoet, n1menIIi9 aus 9amz
6uug uno llmsegsno.
lSdmmtlide 8ilit. fir Dan g1n3en
GDtlus Der Wugnsr'fdpn 8oritellungen
5u 8apreut6 5ino pertuuft poro:n. Be-
trG6tLif}e YrGnisD lper0en jeBt fir
8i1ate ungtbpttn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-13
Gtnrh ini Grifirr.

q en- . 0 IT, Il. SuLi. = 8sor9e
Selms, 38 Sabre aft, 0epei4ensRez
butIsur oes rg1epz0orf SeralO," itdrb
beute Morgen i'm py2etpzgort 9oIPital"
an Dan 7Sotgen zines S4laganfdllas.
Or. Selms trat i'm pergangenen 9(uguIt
in bic Reouttion be5 o6aruiO" e;n. Gr
fam pon Der nPFilaDslpbid PreBI" an
Der er als 9IlfszReoafteur t6Gtig gsz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-13
gabnfataIrnpbc aui Samniea.

Sin g It On, II. Suli. - Sin p'rz
bdnqn;bpoG:r 3uiummenItcB ersignete
f6 6eute auf Der GiIenbabnz8erldn9ez
runa, nelGs unter 2eiiung bon ameriz
funiihen Gontraftoren auf OisIer SnIel
ae6dut nirD. 5iinT3s6n PerIonen nun
6sn get0Dtai uno piele DerlaBt, IS lit
q.QennGrtig ni6t gu ermitteln. D6
2lmerifdrer untar Dan 9et0otetsn uno
9ertpunDeten iinD.
= Wm. 8raD, Elm pfer0;6GHbler
lus OIt>9uFfalo, l.=Y., purOs in Der
oorleBten gta9t gu Williamsburg, Sa,
.uf bsr StraBe bon Rdu6ern 5u 9ooen
geIhlastn unb UNI $2500. fotDie eine
soloens s9i9enu9r beraubt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-13
gGir eS ben ,,@briEli@cn gcnilBern"
nGrfnmnt.

gB d | 6ington II, >. g., y. Sull.
= Sn Der 6eutiger 8erIammlung Der
rG6riitiun Gnoeapor Societp" belt
,Gpanqeli1t" s. San WfiQs. aus Sort
GotparD, y}.zO., eire ReOe, pel6e in
9(nbetra9t i6rer 5iemlih tart 5ugez
ipibten Grpdbnung McSinle9'5 be-
trG6tli6es Q(ufIeben maate. Reoner
fpru9 bon Der 2(usoe6nung Der Prinz
3ipien bes Sp3ialismus, lpie iie in Der
8ergpreoigt bargelegt puroen, uno ar
gumentirte iibsr Die gtotbpen0tgteit
4riitli4er 5iibrer in Der ameritaniz
f6en Yolitit.
rvllnIsre Ganoiouten fir Regiez
rungsGmter," iu9te Reoner, rppm Prdz
iioentan Gerab bis gum Gpnita6ler,
iplten pom 9eiite bes 2umme5 8pttes
qeleitet Iein. sic ga6en aQeroings
Dor, DAB lie es Ieien, neil iie Ipnit feline
5ttnmen er6alten lpiroen. 8enn lie
e6rli9 portreten unD ibre pirtli6en
W3otipe fir lire GonOioutur angebsn
ipiiroen, 10 tpiiroen mir tie nidt unterz
itiiBen.
6lngenommen, Mcainlep tGme gu
@uh Uno Iagte: ,Mit6iirger, ih MIDI
It rgusr Pr6liioent iein, o1mit i6 maine
lS6uloen be5u6len fam" (2(uf7a6eD,
mas piipbet S6r ounn oenfen? OOer,
mas piroet Sbr iaseIH menn Srpan
Il8:t: sd, ia, 'i6 - min @usr PrGz
Tiosnt isin, gu meinom eigsnen 9orz
tGail?" g8ir ipiirotn feinen oon ;9nsn
ais l5unb:iuugen bu5:n mDgen. Sic
iagsn lber ni6t 0erartiges, ionosrn
60ditens rur: yWitbiirger, mir fino Be-
reit, uns uuf Dem Qlltur Der 0Ffentlid7e1t
qTl;6t gu opfsrn. Wir iiro ber'it, j,
na9 Dem WunI6s Oes 21nOs5 uls
8rGitosnt poer als GonItd6ler 5lr Die
nen." - Oas 1T Der 8;iIt Des
2ungn:s 8ottss, ME er ii4 nsusuOinI9s
in Der PoNt;f pfTen61rt.
Or. W1ills' 2tsuBerung, numentlid6
Die iungen in 8e5ug auf Die S6uIOen
Mcainlep's, psrutIodten groBs Sen=
51t;nn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-13
Giue NhrfGe Der SlmrtaGiittn.

Gbicugp, y, Suli. - Sds Gre
futio Gomite Der 9imetaliItenz
Union" oertugte Ii6 6eute no4 5mei=
tGqiqer, ga6eimer Siburg uno fiinoigte
formeQ Ieine 9ene6migung Der oemoz
tratiI6an Y(dttform unp Ganotoaten
an. 0us Gomita eriu6t in einam
9(uFruFe ale SilberzOrganiiutipnen
Des 2unoes, ipel6e 0slegationen gum
SilberzGonpent in ct. Qouis gu i6itz
fen beabIidtigen, Die GntI6eiOungen
ot5 G6icago'er GonDents gu ratifi3iren.
0as Gomite erl;eB zine an aIe
sEraunDe Des 8imetali5mus geri4tete
9roreTis, ps14e auf Ginigung ordngt,
5ur lntaritiiBuHg Der in Gbicago mo-
minirttn GarOiOatsn uufforoert unb
bsn Grfolg Der Sd6e oes 5reiIilbers
als ein5ige5 Mittel CUR gfettun9 Der
Wo6lfa6rt oe5 2anbe5 bar Itelt. Die
9(orefIe lit Don u. S. Warner als Prdz
iibent uno ben iibrigsn Wiitglieoern Des
Grefutipzgonlits's unter8eiGnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-13
&srmiid,tt tcIearanbiitle 2epeiden.

NNA :
roItnlampe i'm 9uusgdn9e zines U&iet9z
6uuIss 5u Malone, N.zY., 9erietb oa5
Suus in 8ranO unb Die SnIaiIen ia6en
ii6 bic 2tuspege ub9ei6nitten. Die
msiiten rettetsn ii9 Dur9 einen Sprung
dug Den 5Senitern. 3tpei 8erionen iez
bod, S5rau .. Martin uno 5rau Sre=
beau, erlitttn tDbtli3e, brei anoere
i6psre 8runDpunoen.
- Der 35 Sabre alts 8ole &drl 8oz
linsfi bon g1r. 148, 1. StruBe, SsrieDz
Gitp, 6eging in Spbn gfdooIsti's
@ir.6I6aft, g}r. 169, @arrenitrdbe,
Sel6Itmoro, inosm er Ii6 eins augel in
ben 9opF idgte. Gr mar beI4dftigun9sz
Ios, uno biz 9otb ieiner Gamilie tris6
i'm CUR 8er3paiflung.
= sSn SpringfjelO, o., erI6oB Der
Wirib &url Stdf lsbten Samitag iei<
nen S6anttpGrtsr SuIius 2sitermann
uno 6ru9te Ieirer 5ruu cine t0otli4e
S6uBpunbe bsi. Die 5ruu iol in eiz
mem e6e6r,6:rii4en 8er6GltniB 81 2eiz
tarmann gelt1nDen 6a6en.
6. $. Wfc&fain 1puroe geltern
nab. Snoiandpolis, Sno., pon William
9etrD bur9 eir,n Msheriti3 in Die
gruIt est0otet. lStibs arbsiteten auf
oem Dor Der Std6t geleg;nen 9laBe 0ss
Gr&ountpI6aBmeiiters 6irdm MiGer
unb 6utten 6GuTigen Str:it nit eiHdnz
Der.
- RoIsbsGs unb 2ifiun 9opbrid,
IS, reIp. 20 Sa6r: alt, S04ter eines
8ei5tli6en III Gambrib9,port, nu6e
9e[lopg 5an3, 8s., eriranfen am le5z
ten Samitdg bei'm Saoan i'm oortigen
5luhe. 8sioe iunge 5rauenaimmsr
fparsn 2slrerinnen. x
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-13
Ser 9emtIde Correspondent,

9d6lid, ip6tentin uro Sonntdss,
g. Gaine, GsiGcntbilracr mno Wesaffenr
(gtatfoIscr ron S. 3ainel,
siSfueitzgdc SaltmorcsS sStrase uHo Soit=Sffce@spc.
qrsis bestasIid,cn SIattes, oardl 2Tdser hcior3t
r5II Sts.: faaIid,c uub Souitn 30 =ginsgabe 10
terts pro Wobe sabltar an bic ooS Sldtt bcor9enoeH
tr6aer-Sdalid, uebit Somnta gs s@ueeaoe uHtsr
SoriozIorauSbe;o1Iuug $50 pro Sahr, lnr tuliere
MT Sonntaasblait portoirei, nit IbSu3 hr GIBBS
So, 90 mo SGbr, nad irseno einem Srte hes SHl@nI
ScS, 81 nQth europa. 2ennta9e=@nsaane :.
tro So6r-Gas bette uno niuisite osutid)e Siat'
bcr Iiittelz nKo SIoitaatea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-13

(5p3taG GatcIbrief, btri6tet fir ben .G,utf3t
GOrrtiponosntsn" ourd5 ole ~llni..o 9rsb" uno d
RsiD'Sorfer sIiioe. Yreiit.J
Evening journal., 1896-08-25
Endeavorinr to Adiust claims.

BoIDeEToN. Aug 25 Mr. Brister,
claim agent for the Reading railroad has
arrived hers, and Is visiting the repre-
sentatlves OF ths victims Of the recent
railroad disaster at AtlAntic City in sn
endeSvor 20 Gdjust aud settle their
claims for damsRss without a recourse 70
tue c,urts. Ofheisls OF the West Jersey
and Ssashore railroad have also been
holding consultations with Interested
parties with the same end in view. No
o nal claims have yet besn fled against
either company here. and the claimants
ara very shy Ebout submitting claims to
tn zee representatives OF the companies,
thinking II will prejudice their chances
for recovery OF damages In some manner
10 case suits have to be brought ulti
mately
Evening journal., 1896-08-25
sheriff oarr's Successor sworn In.

MEDIA, Aug % j Humphrey Mar
shall, appointed by Governor Hastings TO
succeed tue late Sheriff Carr, for the IN
expired term, was sworn into ofice yes
teYday morning by Recorder OF Deeds
Thomas d Youag He gave bond In
$25 600 with the Delaware County
Trust Company as security A
special messenger was sent to Har-
risburg to have the bond approved
by the governor Coroner Mlu-
shJl who has been acting
sheriff since Sheriff CArrs death, turned
the office over TO the new sheriff Dep
uty shsrlffs ThomRs 8. Fields and Charles
Wolfe, who we're under Sheriff Osrr,
we're also sworn IN as deputies under
Sheriff Marshall Il was part OF the
agreement when the governor made the
appointment that they we're to be re-
tained for the balances Of the term.
Evening journal., 1896-08-25
Baseball Notes.

Two games of baseball will bs played
10 morrow, this being the Athletics last
appeRvsucs In Wllmlugton THE eesson
This fret game will start at 2 o'clock
Anderson will pitch the nrst game and
Jerry Nops will pitch the second
The attendance At the Baseball games
has Increased wonderfully In the last
week
Il is Assursd now that Wilmington viii
have an Atlantic Lsague team next year
Moreover, It will bs stronger than the
present team as Mr. Long has the as
obolce OF several good players.
Newsrk's aggre gatlon OF klckera will
play three games on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
Newark msde but eight hits OF Nc
Csfferty yesterday
Fred Ely has assisted In forty-three
double plsya this season.
Pitcher Klllen has won twenty-eieht
out Of thirty nine gRmss this season.
boy, OF Cincinnsti. Is said to lead the
league this season in sacrifice hits. List
year Jennings led
The Atlantic League umplres seem
to be OVERRIDING the thing Ia their eff ,rts
80 please the teams that are struggling
for the championship. IL is next "a
lmposaioio Tor any team 10 win game
nway from home either In Newark.
Paterson or Hartford o, courre in
minor leagues there is almost Away,
more or less home umpirlng These
towns are llks Cincinnatl where ths
crowds demand to get the best OF
everything, so it is not stinctly a
minor league fault Still IL is carNsd
TO an extent that is destiued x
bscome unbeArable Thu way e
win Is to hit the ball 80 hard
that toe umpire cannot make any close
decisions Yesterday Lancaster plsyed Ii
Newark and struck a batting streak 4,
the ninth that pat them ahead Their
the Newark players qoIt saying it was
too dark TO play, snd then .shs crowd
occupied tho field. or course. there.w4l
but one proper thing for the umpire ts
dc, aud Of course he did not do 10 II,
went away and sn hour later ne decided
that the gsme should revers to the
eighth inning, when Newark was ahee
Minor league 'magnstes' are their own
worst enemies "-Philedelphis Egenio 2
Telegraph. That doesn't half express iG
Evening journal., 1896-08-25
psafness osnnot ne CURED

By lccal applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of the ear. There is only one
way 70 cure Deafness. and that is by cOnstitu-
tiOnal remedies. Deafness Is caused by an in-
tamed condition Of lha mucous Inning of he
Eustachisn Tube. When ihis tube yets In
famed you have a ing sound or imper-
feet hearing. and when IL is entirely closed
Deafness Is The result. and unless the inflam-
nation can be taken out snd this tube re-
stored TO ifs normal condition. hearing will be
destroyed forever; nina cases out of ten are
caused by caiarlh. which is nothing but an
infamed coma ton OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars Tor any
case OF Deafness caused by cstarrb) that can
nots6e cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars frea
FL. CHENEY s. CO.. Toledo. o.
az Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Evening journal., 1896-08-25
TO PLAY TWO GAMES.
The Rain Prevented the Viii
mlpgton-Athletic Game.
EoPs AND AMoLE WILL PITCH


o'Hara. the Now ou;fslder. and Moore.
the New Catcher, VIII Play This After
noon -nherteu WIN Also Play-oarGo aud
wissbscksr Improving Other sporting
News.
Yesterdays game with Athletics WAS
postponed on account OF rain, and two
games will be played TO- day. the 6rst
beginning at O'Clock This Is practically
the last week OF baseball at Wilmington
for the season, though there are several
more games TO be played
Both games to day should DO most
Interesting contosts. Nops and Amole
will pitch for Wilmington and each
should win bis game.
Manager Longs new msn, Catcher
Moore and Oot- fielder OHsra srrived
yesterday and will play to-day. These
with Mertes, who will be down from
Philadelphia will strengthen tho team
wonderfully
Tho new men are from the Bridgeton
IN. J.) Club and both have good records
Cargo and Wlsabecker should bs well
enough to Got IN the genes with Newark
the last three days Of the week The
former Is recovering rapidly and Wise
becker IL aleo improving
There are over 400 points difference
betVsen she leader and tailender In the
National L-sRus pennaut race. while
there are but 129 points difference Ia the
Atlantic League race.
Evening journal., 1896-08-25
nIEan

DE RUYTER.-Rev. John A. DeRuyter. at
his resi-, ence, Of heart disease, on friday,
Angus u, at noon.
t'nnera, on uesday, August 25, at $50 a. m.
at Sc Peters Pro Cathedral. lnterment AT
HiRhland Park. Baltimore Md. The reverend
clergy and friends are respectfully invited to
attenA. X. 1. Z.
DUCKERS.-On August II. 1896, Lillian, in
W. Duckers, aged months.
HICKNIAN-On August 10, 1896, William 7.
Hickman. aged 40 years.
LAUBACHER.-G Newport, Del. on the
10 b instant. CathRriDe, daughter Of Valen-
tine Laub6cher. deceased, aged Is years, II
months and 20 days.
REILLY-Thomss F.. son of Miles and
Sarah Reilly. aged &c years.
SEARLES-O On August 2l. 1895. Mary A.
wife of Samuel G. Searles.
Evening journal., 1896-08-25

West Chester. On Sunday q run over
the Time Wheelmen's century course
will be made.
Naarly ell the crack amsteur and
professional racing men OF this eeclion
are entering for the Cuban benefit meet
Robert Wier will probably try 10 again
make the state record
Earl Boves, Of Bingham on. N. r.,
yesterdsy lowered the Two third mile
amateur time for ths world to 25
The backers Of Charley Church, who
is we'll known In Wilmington, have OF
iered to put up $500 In addition to the
800 purse for race between Church
and e 3 Aker Of Philadelphia. to be
run Ia Philadelphia on l. Dor Day.
The Chester Bicycle Club is making
strenuous efforts toward the erection OF
clubhouse. Several sites are being
@ nsldered,
Evening journal., 1896-08-25
Closed every evening at 6
o'clock until September.

Our Wednesday and
Saturday b ar gain
days are always at
tractive and great
money savers. We
have made great
sales Of Embroideries
through the summer.
On Wednesday the
balance Of this stock
will be offered. They
are in lengths Of IL
to Il yards and will
be sold az just halt
price.
Thirty dozen hem.
stitched Pillow Ca
ses, made of good,
heavy muslin, size
1896, at 1241 cents
each. Wednesday,
o'clock.
Made-up Sheets
and Pillow Cases to
match.
42x36 plain hem
Utica Pillow Cases,
II cents.
45x36 plain hem
Utica Pillow Cases,
1245 cents.
72x45 BolsterC Cases
to match, 25 cents.
42X36hemstitched
Pillow Cases fnemus-
lin, IA cents.
5Ox36 hemstitched
Pillow Casesfinemus-
lin, 16 cents.
72x45 BolsterC Cases
to match, 35 cents.
Utica Sheets with
pinch hem
2x23 yards 45c.
2Ax235 yards 4Sc.
24x244 yards soc.
For fall a splendid
assortment Of Down
Flannels in dark col
ors 10 cents per yard
Evening journal., 1896-08-25
j. M WILLIAMSON.
Washington d. @ July 81, 1895.
LOW RATES TO REHo6orH AND
OCEAN CITY.

One-DaY Excursion via PebnsVlvanfa
Railroad Company philadelphia. VIII
mington aud Baltimore Rallroao).
The Psnnsy lvenia Railroad Company
philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company announces sn
excursion TO Rehoboth ard Ocean City
en- August 81.
In order that families may avail
themselves OF this opportunity for full
day 3 pleasure at either Of these popular
resorts the rates aye been so greatly
reducsd IS to place the excursions within
the d cans Of every one.
a special train will be run on the
schedule given below and excursion
tickets, good only on the special train in
each direction, will be sold st rates
quoted