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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-27

ternatipnaIen 8runblage geloit iper>
ben fann, gu bei6leurigen."
Sin 8 eIu6 SiIlman's bet'm
YrGitbenten.
Senator Gilman BON SIio : Ga
rolina, pel6er unter Der 2lominiitrdz
tion bes t0otIih pon INN gebdBtenGle=
peIano bas g0eiBe 6aus" ME betrdt,
ftattete qeItern Dem neuen Prditoenten
einen 8eiu6 ab. 6r. W}cSinIep en-
ping i'm 3uporfommenb, pie ale Honz
ftigen 8eIu6er, ertunotgte itt, nte
ibm feline purlamentariI6e 3bdtigteit
i'm Senat gefieIe, uno ob eS ni6t 5u
rubig fir i'm lei. Gr erwGbnte ounn
aud5, oaB er boffe, Die Pa1irung Der
Surif Bill perbe ba5u fiibren, bic
aef6Gftli6en unb Ionitigen 9erbGlt=
Mile 3u befIern. yNir miifen ieben,
pie bas niro," erpioerte Gilman, lid
peiB, baB Der Yatient Iebr trant 1T.
g8ir peroen Sbre O}eOi5in periuhen,
unb penn ibm bic ni6t bilft, peroen
mir bic unIerige annenOen, oas lit oas
ein5ige pirtli6e Seilmittel." Die I'm
terre6ung, tpel9e etpa 3ebn Wtinuten
oauerte, perlief, ipie SiQman fpGter
er3G6lte, b06it angenebm, uno Der
Sio GaroIina'er fpruoelt iiber BON
Qobe5erbebungen pb oes noemotrdtlz
I6en @eIens" bes neuen Prdiioenten.
g}eben Der 3abl BON 4emterfu6ern
uno ibren 6intermdnnern, pel9e tag
lid in lunqen gfeiben ms nWeiBe
6aus" pilgern uno mebr ooer peniger
perorieBltb BON bort 5uriidtebren, be-
qinnt audi Die 8ilbe Der Grants fth
ein3uItellen. 9(ue Sage perDen msb=
rere oieIer Sprte pon ben Seamten
bes ,8eiBen 9auIe5" abgefangen uno
fortgeT6idt. Man6mal aber gelingt
es Ginem ober benz 2lnoeren, bis in
Die @or5immer i'm oberen Stodiperte
bur63uorinQen, obne Die2lufmertiams
felt Der S6iirbiiter tpa6gerufen 81 baz
ben. 8eItern mar elmer oben, Der Die
llnter16rift bes YGitDenten fir Elm
@oltsbegliidung5 Projett gu baben
ninI6te. Gr fam aber nid]t fpeiter,
al5 bis gu bem fri6eren 8riputietretdr
bes 9rGiioenten, 8ople, Der ieBt nod
5errn 9ortsr aIiiitirt. 9teIer bat
| f6on BON Canton ber eintge llebung
in Der 8ebanblung fOI4er 8du3e uno
puEoe audi nit bieIem ianft, aber
prompt fertig. @r complimentirte ben
@oltsbegliiter bic Greppe hindb nno
aus Dem r@eiBen 9uuie" binuus, ebe
Der nod tpuBte, lpie ibm QeIhah.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-27
Sprrrtr icinr Syrau in rinc s6ublabe

y ter On, rs. 26. W&dr3. -
SSobn ban Der Staot, Elm S5armer BON
9oIeoon, muBte geftern pegen unpr=
oentli4en 8etrugen5 por 5riebensz
ridter 2eDp erf6einen. Seine 6rau
CAB an, OaB er iie ais Strafe in elmer
Der 8ieienf4ubtditen elmer uralten
Sommooe, neG6e ii9 i6pn ieitSlpmps
3eiten i'm 8eiiBe Der 5amilie beFinoen
foQ, gu 1perren pflegte. gr lafe iie oft
Stunben lang barin unb fie lei jeBt
ibon 10 oaran gep06nt, baB iie in benz
8aiten iAlofen t0nne. SO6n ban Der
Stabt la6te ber3Ii6, als er bic 8luge
perleIen borte, unb ertlGrte, bas lei
Elm famoier WiB. 9u feine syrau ii6
bereit ertldrte, lire 9lage 3urId gu
nebmen, falls er perIpre6en poIte, lie
ni6t mebr ein3uiperrsn, 10 ga6 p1n
Der Stubt pies 8erIpre6en uno narD
nit fuspenbirtem ulrtbeil entlaien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-27

9altung Der W1d9te in Der grie9r6z
creteniif6en glngelegenbeit: .Sollte Die
Qbii4t beitanben baben, Die grie6i=
i3en 6dfen gu blodtren, oann bate
oteie ausgefiibrt tperben miiiien, beDor
8rie9enlano 3eit bate, iubmarine
N&tnen gu legen, ipie e5 Der allgemeinen
Nnit4t na6 in ben 8plfen BON 9olo
uno Petalt geIGe6en it,"
@iner 9epef6e aus GonItantinopel
an Die vGimes" 3ufolge bu6en Die Bot
ihafter Der W&G6te geItern einen for
mellen Prpteit Der Mobamebaner auf
Greta gegen Die porgeI6lagene &utos
nomie Der Sniel iiberreicbt erbalten.
Die W}obameban perlangen Die Nufz
re6terbaltung Der fouperGnen @utortz
tat oes Sultans unb Die llnter1tiiBung
Der Mtd6te.
Die 8lpdabe Gilt aud fir
britii de unb ameritaz
nif DE g diffe.
Qpnbpn, 26. SRGr3. - M6tb.
9ep. g9. Gur3on, uhter1efretdr Des
gluspGrtiaen, anttpDrtete i'm britif3en
llnterbauIe auF cine oiesbe3ii9lt3e
95rQge, baB Die 8loddbe Greta's audi
uuf britiI9e unb ameritanii6e S6tffe
Nnpenbung fdnbe. 8rttii6e uno ame=
ritanii6e S9iffe, beren 2ubung giz
gentbum BON @nglGnbern ober 4meriz
tanern unb in ba5 SSnnere Der SSniel
Greta beitinmt tpdre, biirften piiittrt
uno Die 9lblieferung Der 2aoung oiirfte
perboten perben, penn bieie nah Der
Qnii3t Der NbmirGle geeignet ndre,
Die auf Greta berrf6enOen llnruben gu
berldngern. Die Nbmirdle banbelten,
10 fiigte Der llnteritaatS1etretdr bin3u,
unter Der Santtion Der 9roBmd9te.
9as cpnIerDatipe llnterbausmttglteo
8. .. 9abies fragte an, Oh Die Der.
Staaten in cine 9ur6Iu6ung tbrer
S6iffe in creteniiI6en 9epGfern gez
piGigt 6Gtten. Der Spre6er peigerte
fih inbeB, Die 5rage o6ne Dorhert9e
9ntiinbi9ung 5ur 0istufiion gu fteIz
len.
2luf cine tpeitere sSrage iiber bic
W20gli6teit Der 3uriid3iebung Der tiir=
tii9en Sruppen BON Greta antportete
Gur3on, Der britiI6e 8ptf6after in
Gonitantinopel, Sir 96ilipp Gurrie,
lei babin tnitruirt porben, feline 8elez
qenbett gu perfdumen, I'M auf Die gu
riid8iebung Der tiirtif4en 3ruppen gu
brGngen, tpel6e inbefen rour4 Die gu
riid3iebung Der grie9iifen Sruppen
BON berSniel peientlih erlei6tert per=
zen lpiiroe."
Se itrei6er mad Greta unz
ternegs.
Srieft #, 26. Mdr3. - Sin 8atailz
Ion 0itreibiI4er Snfanterie, 678
Mann itarf, fpurbe bsute BON bier na9
@reta eingei6ifft. 9ahelbe pirb
tbeils gu Ganeu, tbeils gu Suba itaz
ttOntrt per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-27
Gs tunr Oa8 eritr
llnO tit Oas einiige
shmer;ensSiHO

oel6,s oi, qudltusf,n shm,ri'r ioiort btbe6t pie
Gntlunpuuo auibebt uuO SrtODTung bti etntr Ups
pli!atiou turrt, oh Ol,iebt nun Dor ben SunqsH
s.m D1Qen, ptu GiuqtDsIoH Ootr dHo,rtn Srhsn
eDtr GrQdusn b,rriibrcu.
Gin 6alber 3bt,Ioffsl in ,nem S!nis g8aH'E
Eurirt in UsHiq,H DtHuttu Rrdmpt,, lauren Utagsn
Soobrtnu.u Q:rpontat SdlailOFgt.it, UigrdHs
Siarrboe, SptuttrIs, go!ic, Sla5uH9en uHb aus
iHnsrldb.R 8tidJlpTbtn.
@s pitbt f,;H So,ntittsl Der G9,t. O1s Gttbtr uno
W,6idfi,b,r uuo u1s ouo,rtu malariidJ;H, bIliotH
uue ionitiq. i5,ber ic aid iurirt. nj, 8lODlp' 8
R.aOp Reliti i'm 9.rtln nit RrolDu0's 9ilsn.
SOC. pro 5ldi3e. Eti alien Apoibttsrn 3u ba6tH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-27
She &ur bel aueat

GrHltung.u Suft.n, tntlaHOttem 9oIis, 5nfIu.n3a.
grsud2itg, gn,umona. ani6DsnuHg Der Gtltnis.
Suitlu,b GutJHnsuuetn, Rbumatismus, Hrural'
qi2 Jrcfbtul,u, Gopipeb, 3lbnDeb, af5ma.
gtb,muotb.
IS Iurirt Oi. GsitiQf:H S6msrj;u in elmer bis
,nnnlia Muutsn Iitmouo brdudt elm: 5tuHDs.
nadotm er Di,is annOnc, gtI,i,H. SbmtrJen 3u
IeibtH.
8aOtpaO's T,aoD R,iiti If rim ii5srss DtitttI gsa
qeotu al. ebmtrj,u, @,rr:niung,n, Gusti5uHgtn,
e6m,r3,a i'm Rudtn, uuf Der 9ruR OOsT in Dn
6ilisD,ru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-27
Nafl 9enti6lano ,urilfsernfen.

96ilabel p b ia, 26. 0}Gr8. =
Ri6arb g2olte elm ReIerbe =2ieutenunt
in Der beutI6en 2(rmee, bette i'm boriz
gen Sabre einen lrlaub bon 4 Sabren
er6ulten unb iib na4 philadelphia
beqeben, nm 3abntunoe gu itubiren.
8eitern erbielt er gang unerpurtet in
einem Sabelgramm 8efebl, baB er ii9
bis ldngitens M2itte 9lpril Bel ieinem
geqiment in Diir3burg gum 0ienite
gu meloen babe. 9ieier unerpartete
gefebl 6at gu allerlei 8ermutbungen
QlnluB gsgsben, gfolte meint, DAB es
fir benz Telben nur 5lpei Grtldrun9en
qebe: bteW}6gli9feit zines eurOpdiIhen
Rrieqes ober Elm Wtungel an Offi5iez
rem in ieinem 8egimente; benn unter
eeip0bnli9en @er6dltni1en babe er
nt6t einmul ertpartet, gu ben jdbrli=
6en rebungen einberufen gu iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-27
Sic fiir5lid1e @lama9c nes britiidbcn
CScbcimoicnitcS.

Qonoon, 26. W}Gr3. - SSm I'm
ter6auie erflGrte 6eute Der irii6e Subz
rer W}i6ael Oaoitt gelegentliA Der De-
bate iiber Die @ertpiaigung fir ba5
Miniiterium bes Snnern, bic tiir5li6e
9Dnamiterbebe unb Der pro3eb gegen
@bnarb s. SporD, pel6er nit einem
10 jGmmerli6en 5iasto enbete, feien
nur bas Heiultat zines Gomplot5 Der
8edmten bes @e6eimbienft5 gelpefen,
tpel6e ettpa5 3eflame fir 1i6 MAIDEN
lppllten.
@enerulprpfurator Sir 8obt. Sim
Ian unb Sir Matt6etp M6ite RioleD,
W}iniIter be5 SSnnern, beitritten Dies
unb iagten, es babe auBer aqem 3peiz
fel cine 9Dnamiter z8erf6pDrung borz
gelegen. Wenn Spnan, Sporp uno
Die ii6rigen GonIpiratoren ni6t per=
baftet porben lpGren, 10 tpiiroen neue
Opnomitfrebel beriibt porben Iein,
unb nur Wangel an 8etpeiIen babe Die
lte6erfii6rung SSporp's ber6inbert.
Sp6n Dillon, 6ii6rer Der Nnttz8arz
neQiten, bebauptete, bas 9ebeimbienitz
8elo lperbe bdufig bu3u 6enuBt, unz
ihulDige Berionen in 6allen gu loden.
SSdS. 6. 5lpnn, Elm unberer 9lnttz9arz
neIit, beantrogte anldBli6 bes Sporpz
6iastps cine 3ebufttor Der @ertpilliz
gung, aIein Der 9(ntrag purbe nit
1O7 gegen so Stimmen pernorfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-27
ElI>F|} r.

aaSpap's R.aos R,li,F btbtbt Die ibnmma,A
e6m,rlsn in elmer bis spauJis TtnuttH. Rismaub
broudt ,in, etuuo., rudosm CT oits AHuOnc. Gsh
i,i,u b,imo.iudbt Al isu boH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-27
qep ii II I 4 t.

Sine Delegation 9eiitli4er aus
Bbilabelpbia ipra9 geitern bei'mPraz
iibenten Dor, um fir ben 8orI3lag Ell
nes gefpiTen 9upib 2ubin BON Cali
fornien, Der gegenpdrtig in PenniDls
panien agitatorif6 tbGtig lit, ein5utre=
ten, buB Die enOrme Surifbegiinitigung
Der sSnbuftrielIen oes Qanbes bur4
3ablung bon @rport prdmien fir
Qderbau probufte compeniirt perz
ben ION. Die 9eiitli6en tiinbiuten an,
buB bieIe neue national0tOnomii6e
Weis6eit in Ysnniplpanien unb anbez
rem Staten bon Der 8un3el 6erab ge@
prebigt iperben ION. Der Prdiioent
berfpra6, IpGterbin bus 8eiu6 5u be-
antporten. Die Delegation beituno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-27
11ebelbefinasn OSer Sdmersrn.

G,pm RopftD;b (MiordHs Ob,r rrO6i,s sORfa
ps6), 9abui6m:rl.n, Tsural9it, Rbtumatisn'us,
6nftru,b, Sdm,rltn uno Sdpd6s i'm 8udsn, ntm
Wudordt OOtr Den Rr,n, Sd6ps5o,n in Der &ts
b,rqtqtao. ,Sdt,uftbn. aHidotuuug Der SeleHts
unp s6mtr,,n itotr art ibltt pie applitatton pom
Ra opays R,li,f) Oiortiae GrIs6tsrun0 uno O'NtH
fOrto,,str 8ebraub stniOs 9aa. lang bsrDsrtit''
fot ,Iyte h,ruau,utp S,.ifuun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-27
@rie3enlanb prote ftrt
gegen bic 9 10 d q be
e ret "a

u b e n, 70. Wtdr3. - Sle 9fteUtz
ibe Re9ierung but ben bteiigen @ertrez
tern Der 8roBmd3te cine Note 5ugez
itent, fpet6e gegen Die 8lodaoe Der
&iifte @rel1's proteitirt, uno ertlart,
in 9lnbetroat Der un3ertrennli6en
8anbe, nel6e Die GretenIer nit ben
@rie6en pereinigen, made Die 8lpda=
be, pel6e Der SSniel ulIe 3ufu6r BON
0ebensmitteG abI6neioet, Der 0umantz
tat Der N}G6te penig gbre.
Der 9rGiioent Der 9rie6ii6en lbz
oeoronetenfammer bat i'm Ramen jez
ner S0rperI6uft benz britii6en grz
8remier @laoItpne cine 8otI6af' gez
T6idt, in pel6er er DemIelben fir feline
oriedenfreunbli9e 9altung auf bas
WGrmite bdntt.
Ote e0bmirGIe an bic g an D.
truppen.
@anea, 26. Mdr5. - Die Nomiz
rGle bes pereinigten europGii4en 8ez
I6naoers ba6en an bic Gruppen Der
WfG6te, tpel6e gum She'll beretts gez
lunoet finb, gum She'll erit eelanbet
peroen, cine @enerulorore erlufen, in
pel6er es beiBt:
,Mir ertparten bon Sud, baB oSbr
bur9 Cure @uffiibrung ben Gretenz
fern, tpel6e 81 f6iiBen unb bor ben
S9reden zines 8iirgerfrie9es 5u be-
nabren Die MG4te uns aufgetragen
baben, elm sutes 8eiipiel geben peroet.
Die iibernommene Qrbeit mag f9piez
rig uno oft peinli4 iein; mir re9nen
dber auf Gu6 BEL Der 8ertbeibiqunq
Der Snterefen Der 6umanitGt un6 Der
@bre unierer Glaggen."
Die 6pantenbe 6uGtung
Der Wf 4te.
Qonbon, 26. MGr3.-@in Gorrez
fponoent Der ~3imes" in Q(t6sn Iagt in
elmer geipredung Der l9pantenbsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-27

Cine 5rau pcrfitbt AM Stifrn bic Sranebeiten
eiuer frau.
Seub,t cine ssBohmGIie ntaen GuoaHtDcrt
pb,r ,inc 5 @cntssDlarte fur nos Bud ilr 6rautH;
Gin 5Ihrcr ;ur Geiunebet."
Gine etiunoe 5ruu IN oas bodit. lcrt Sou.s!
HcS Sotal hts Viannesi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-27
9pttcr's Suo.

0onbOn, 26. W}Gr3. - Der Sob
oe5 6rn. 9oparb Botter bon 91elpz
gorf, W}ttglieb Der tpoblbefannten
8antfirmu 8rotpn, @6ipIep II. Co.,
pel6er bier am 0onneritag itarb, mar
fir Ieine 6reunoe cine groBe l1eberraz
f6ung. 6r. Potter mar gerabe naf
9auie gefommen unb in iein 3inrmer
getreten, ais er umfiel unb ieinen 9eiit
aufqQ6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-27
S6lcGte 9lusiidjtcn fir Spanicn nui
ben SbiliDpincn.

81 q brib, 26. NlGr3. - Sin Gorz
refponbent oes nSmparctal" inManila
meloet, baB Die bortigen Spanier Die
QuSii6ten auf ben Ybilippinen fir
febr i6limm balten. Ste glauben,
baB, fats es Der Hegierung geIdnge,
ben gegenpGrtigen 2(ufitanb gu unterz
briiden, binnen &ur5em cine neue uno
nod itdrtere Subtraction ausbre6en
nerhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-27

glt6en, 20. Mdr5. - Die ouf
heute friib anberaumte 9lbreife bes
&ronprin3en @onItantin na4 Der
@jren3e 3beFuGien'5, ND er ben Oberz
befeEl iiber bic grie6iI6e 9lrmee iiber>
nc6men follte, iit i'm lebten 4ugenz
blide uuf einige Sage per1Aoben NOR
rem. Der @runb fir ben @ufi6ub
III ni6t befdnnt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18

was pushed our. bat IA the excitement
Attorney Hawkins had faint IDEA thai
IA constable was nrsd cur bodily. Mr..
Hawkins was za-. however. in a position
20 judge accurately. as he Ept cat niI-
self without mach attention % details.
Al this happened ar the Third Avenue
theAser. u what Is known As the audi
torf1z. where the Alaska Gold Fields
Company haz sH exhibit OF czrtos. ard
was brought about ~ the action 81 the
p. 3 Printing Company in It's efforts -
collect a srsaa b&lf. Tbs IS she way At
torrsv Hawkins explains the matter:
Harry L Palmer. OF the Alaska Gold
Fields Company ordered printed matter
rather lndiSerim Intimately. Among his cred
i;ors was the r. p. Printing Company.
When an attempt was made 20 collect the
hsn Mr.. Palmer would say that he would
be Down and straighten the matter out.
he did not came. however. Finally TIRE
sceoant was placed in my hands and L
got out papers 10 levy on the stock. Ac-
compaRled b. Constable oSgood, I went
20 The place. There was big man with
a fur oyercoat in charge. Palmer had
gone and the man had a receipt for bill
OF sale. Well when the constable weat 20
Go his duty the big man dred him out.
and as he looked very ugly and deter
mined, ! followed the constable Then
the big man locked the door and held the
fort for the time being"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18
DIR. Cooke at the seattle.

Dr. Lloyd Cooke. one OF ths most aistin-
Sutxhed exponeuts OF ths theories Of occult
and psychic forces. Eho neither Rfttrms
nor denies that there are influences that
are not human and unnatural and who fur
nlshes an entertainment % unusual inter
est and mystery, appeared before large
audience AZ the Seattle theafeF last even
ing There was the usual selection OF q
committee Of citizens ard TIRE choice of
the audience fell upon Or. Emil BoTies
physician: PROF.. Tn. Wagner. bandnas eT !.
r. II. BaSch. attorney. and Samuel Rosen-
berg merchant Dr.. Cooke prefaced his
entertainment with n few remarks eN-
pianAtary OF is features and then com
meneea a series OF mYstifving expert
raeats. The stage was hung with black
drapersex anA the usual cabinet occupied
the center. The committee vas invited
TO examine above and below ard sli
around the cabinet. turn uD the carpet
and see that the opportunities for con
reaarafe< or Or Cooke employed any
were llrnitsa % the minimum.
One q Ire raoss interesting experiments
was that OF shutting Mr. Rosenberg gp
IL ths cabinet with Or. Cooke. Nr. Ro-
senbsrg was 70 heia MS HANDS over those
cf tire performer and the audience was r.
Doubt as - th@ outcome or ire scene. In
an Instant. The curtains we're Withdrawn
anH Mr. nhssnbsrx's coat had been trans
prior 70 the experiment. has been secure
IL bound 70 hts chair snd the knots seaisa
with wax Impressed with pr. Bor}es'
~~ml Trpan exauflnstioa. TIE seals were
founa unhTsken Or. Cocke then took
one 90 Mr waxner's cards and tore a cor
nar frera e. handing TIRE small piece %
ere o. the committee. While SIN ted q
hsr chair tha card was latd ca rs ian
sns re curtains were trS~r IN less
tgr4n than e takes - tell & they we're
again thrown apen aas q message entire
" covering Ire card vas found upon g.
ssgness by Bens mir Franklin. When IRE
I've rlecss - card were folnsA they we're
discovered . ~ ere originals.
AZ ~. Cooke's request Chfef e paiice
Reed haa sent OfFcer Grant 70 TIE theatsr
vita she very latest Improvement n TIE
waw e handouts TIE ofr>sr haa En- hIs
possession the eufv Key - that partscss-
lar rair ~ hanacaTs n existence Tie a.
saehsa thsm - Or. Cneke's hRrFR while
the latter stoo1 n the au6te-cs. TIE per
former thsr entered the cabinet tHp gro-t
curtains closed ard n Eve seconds ~
s-susf tirne they were cpsn@s ara ~
Coke stepped cot with free har8s. whUa
tns hazsrurx were connsetluE chair ara
a wst~r rltche~ Which hal eeen placed n
s-.sss~%s a. Osfcsr Grant who sfteur~t-
81 - sxr'arstao-- There vrr< many 9TH
- interesting experiments ard ~
Ccske's srcrts resulted n pToascl0E or
trar,r@xssan % wan8err~snt thst Ae sd 49,
satisfy ~ offering sny salaticz 90 r.
raothosk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18

! - wcnsersu' ara startling ~Ts-p
dance wAacA sW ~ t1ne eT A&siss's
Hermann. fhe handsome ara E-aeefgi
~8sssw - ffsrrrrsna ths Great. Daring
re erSa er-,snt q 80 Esrr-sn~s a. tee
Seattle ,hesfsr tcnighf snd tc-c~Tcv
vas originated ~ &-e HsrTUas~~
through ; very caTscus sat irtfresttrE
frssss~t n thls Dance xsea- i uses
wAlrh SITES 80 efrsct g re taSss t7us,y
sr~a-eeE lights tA~ozr c. e. produces a.
vs,esr FAa exact sfzsrars~ca q FIR. ore
-trsf AFs~a Hermann vas tsavt-K
spzsnxasls. szxtaS eut - ths frcnt VII
aew as TIE train passed the 1Ehtsd sra
tsr~~ ans rattr~& ere mtea1 r~aU fhe
enwsna every tlz3e ng1t 1sftss ~ =
gave ner re sea Tor a dance wssen hzs
-~wat~ss a EsuHsus ssrs&tsoz daring re
vsrsSent theatrical s-asan-
a rev prince = re black ar Lees
Hermann gerNew as successor - Herr
rzarr re Grsss. ans We has hes= Pro
rsgreSa ~ TIRE critics sr eNerv ctsr ~
las visited a. tas sscst xksEfal, eater
s4fnfng as saecssssasi wsass Gar G0lns
w.g - ks<s AeEs Ger tAs 7rx1 time
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18
CHRISTIAN ExDEAvoRERs.
awaIfa waiis '9s CIub' Organized
Plans for bible Classes

The Seattle swana waila 'ss Club met
IN sha Piymouta Congregational church
last Monday evening. elected officers.
drafted a constitution and transacted soraa
inpcTtan; business.
TIE following were unanimously chosen
70 serve the club: President. Rev. W. n.
g Temple: vice president. Mrs. r. r. Pow
81; secretary. Miss Lulu Dyer. treasurer.
Mss Ida Carlson: executive committee
Chairman. Rev. A l. Hu'chison. Mr.. Ar
thar ". Dsmmock. Miss Lucy Pratt and
tAs ofieers OF the club.
Nearly every Christian Fndeavor society
n tas city Is arranging either 20 organize
q Bible study class or 10 Join with mem
hers % other societies in their vicinity for
q elass each week. This matter has been
taken Up by a committee OF the local
urion, and on "Wednesday night Of this
week. a. $50 o'clock. In The First pFessy
tsrian church parl0rs meeting n called
FER AL as the Endeavorers and their
friends who want 70 take the course. L
VII Be decided then just where the difysr-
snt classes viii be held. ss those belong
ing 10 enc socisty may fnd Il more con
ssnisni 20 toia with a class nearer their
ha1s than the one meeting az or near their
eEn church. The course taken NJ win ,.
re enc gotten up by Bishop Vincent OF
TIE chsgianqua course.
Mr. J. T. Hartman. ir., left Friday for q
tive weeks trip East.
Mr. C. I. Hail chairman % the 'swalia
walls IS convention committee. viii be
n Seattle Thursday and Friday % this
week and viii be guest OF II. c. Ewing
sAle here
Mr. II J. Fries. one 81 Tseomz's leading
aadsasorers. was In Seattle last Thurs
eay.
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FOOD AND SHELTER.
saIvaTTos ARMY II PREPARING
FOR IT'S WINTER WORK
ra... fer xe~ BuIidfng ut Corner of
King street and Sceend Avepae
south. BETTER Than the ofa-Cffy
70 BE ganya.s~d for Eanfpaens.

IKE Salvation Army shelter witch va.
partially destroyed ~ IRE last April. ard
rhscn Wa rendered entirely worthless fsr
fas ssszrfrosee 70 which fhe 0astasnx had
fwsn previously npplIsd. IA abcst 20 he
@srfec~d ~ = nagre coranozso1s structure
which the array has secured a. King
s,rses ard Sixth avenue south The old
tullding a. Wslier street and Ffrss ave
rue ~as owned ~ the Orexor Improve
y,ent Company, which donated the To
burned paFr % the army after fha FIRE.
n was located nexs 70 the safvatisn
Agny wood yard. and while ineouveaisnf-
~ arranged. II served It's purpose and
srecusnfiy housed .2wer 10 ussn. There
were no beds. ard Ths occupants slnapgy
rarp@4 ea tha rosg. The newer p4acs
xtu 10 nnecA better arranged and tire
Yoorss will be lined WITH hunks in two
tiers. IRE building - three stories htgh
ard IL divided into twsEtx-elzst rooms n
he tao upper stories. end into two large
rsons on tire fFrt floor. A number G.
esasgss are in contemplation. which H.
esufs 4 sg5siyision % the groand floor
40 as 20 provide q reading room. 9iniag
seer ard Kitchen. -Four bath rooms are
also iaciuded Ia the plan. and the army
I'll eozdact q labor bureau "a connection
wssh IS other work The wood yard VIII
rsaasn AZ the Old place or Weller street
etaec tae fire the army has not been pro
siding shelter for applicants. nor has K
Attempted 70 feed the workers. sn the
vcod yard The accommodations IN the
raw shagter VIII not exceed those % the
se-fnsr place. but the arrangements wIIl
he batter A charge VII be made OF 10
esnts each for meals ard beds and small
charge for The use OF baths
A canvass Will le made OF the city.
esmnerclng the early part % this week
q secure "a IN carrying out the inter
tons Of the Salysslonistx II IL hoped
sasf assistance viii be given unGruax-
,nxiy so that the winter will End the
army IN a position 20 assist the needy
Sasufant Clark. who has charge Of the
srnys social work IN this city. has pre-
pared a LIST o. what viii be necessary 10
sauIp the building the fetal amount IN
cash value being u.z77.so. The items are
a. fellows:
Esepsng rooms-f3lankess $40. sheets
g pillow slips. 80 %: mattresses SIS:
pnlows. 80. bedsssads. $40: oiIcloth. tle
KIsrhsn-fsange. culinary utensils. tables
&C.. 500.
psrinx room-Tahles. so: chairs. 81:
Dishes 81. knives ard forks. SIS: spoons.
8 peppers and salts. g.
Notwithstanding. rs; painting. 81:
wiring ard lamps. $50; carpenter work, kali
sonlnsng and cleaning. 80: rumirator. 81:
reading room. sc. Office. 80. unforeseen
expenses. IS.
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Court ExcslSior Nc T. held = sum
-iarsed meeting asst Fri6zy evening. ana
the arai adoption q the court bylaws
was aeon cffxAs6- ore candidate was
dolly initiated '-to she mysteries q For
sstrv ansriiT~z form After The meet
~ re social committee heiA n shert
session saA decided - hold IS rexe In
vitatiana} bail az Rsnks's haTi Wears~-
dsv evening November q A commit
,se 20 EVE was appreciated by re ccurs -
1erf=r wfyh Fran& Rsas5rk gn regard -
xsvigw a ts~str!cAl performances seen
Whl'e Raunrt Ca-p. Ne rs. wa. in xes-
sion wednesday evening a stranger Vas
captSreG inside - desdHns az the f,~-
sss Examination showed thas n tie
7lfstaseu ee'fef thsf - was n9es sNa
stranger hA1 entered TIE forestry ~ -
purpose q: writing q poeun 81 woascvaft
AFTER taxing q se}ena oh3ieatfou e rsfrsi Ia
- ths fufu-s froz writing Poetry. re-