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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19

no1b fugt man ibnsu, lie follten aubeiz
ten. SIT 6aB niftt grouInm9
Sang Gfm6Jt fSht IS Gnf ben 9bi>
| Iippineu. Qur1 bert finb Die SnTurenz
ten enttGltiG t unb in 6olge bsHen err
bittert. @ud bort fperben lie Ii9 unz
germ unb gespurpgsn oapain fifgen, ben
&meritansrH bie 9errT4oft gu iberz
fafem
@uf rem 8ebtete ben politit tpirb es
allmilig Iebenbiq, unb pie es GusIieEt,
MINI bic Ssrbftnn6E mdr9e usbsrua>
{6una brfngan. Die Oemnfruten, pelz
DE uugenf9etnli9 nt6t bel 3uoerb9t
5eiggn, tperpsn tpa6rfdeinli9 gang an
gen:fm erttduFdt tperbsn.
Sn MiscnnIau fat es Der beut79e
p5snotb" tpirtlih fert5g ge6ua9t, Den
5~nembenEafer Ga 5olette UNI bic
9ouDerneuus : Domination gu brinz
gen; Den bisbsriee @nlRrnsur tpurbe
piebsu npminint.
Muslnnb.
Der beutT6s &aiier bereitet TetneBu>
LATINA : 3eiie bpr unb trtrb Dem G5ds
rem 6et ben @sleeen6eit in QinabiG Ell
nen 9efu1 mdfRn. = Der 4bmiraI b.
9istrHhs, tpeG9er nit einem mebr aGs
geniigeroen @aTdpobep in Der 8ai bpn
Munilu lag, lit ra9 Saba beorbert
fporbsn, UNI ben &aiIsr Bel ben bplGus
biffen S6ron6eIeigune8 : Seierft9z
teiter gu nertreten. Dem guRn Mdnz
ne lit sa Hiftt eefungen. in ben 9bflipz
pinsn yeueffbaue 8sTultate" gu er3isz
len, as iit fuaqLih, ob ep benz aei9e in
gsnnfpie qeniiBt fiat.
Sn China lit 5ur 3dit Der rufiT6e
ginFluB phenuuf un0 @nglanb Jebt
ft4 trurreno uno I'M @efible Ieiuer
Sbnmu9t suriid. @s bieB bieIer Saz
&c, Gnglanb tpole Die Nbberufuw 81
Sung Gbang's berLungsn, as f4eint
aber, HdB es gar nidt5 me6r nerIangen
ptrb. OrS britfi4e 9urlamenj lit bis
gum SAfnber peutugt tporben; in gang
Gurppa berrIdit Spmmerru6s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19

Die bret 8rGIaten, me L
6e ais Ra9fplger Des Bapites gez
rrunnt perben, Iinb Rumpoau, Bietrr
uno 9ottt. Btetro purpe dls Spbn
zines 6irten in Der Gumpagna gebo=
rem. Gr ftebt i'm Rufe zines 9eiligen,
Gr lit ieBt gerdoe iieben5ig Sabre ali
getporoen. 4ls er nod elm gang jun
ger Priefter mar, beiu9te er Elm &lp=
tier. BORT mari ft9 elm alter M0nf
Dor i6m nieber, fiiBte Die S9ndqe ieis
mes S6ubes unb rief, tpie in Ser
5iidunq: n8ater, tpenn 9u erIt gapIt
bift, fperbe i4 ntAt mebr le6en. 9esz
balb mill i6 9einen bsiIigen SUB
f6on ieBt fiiffen." Cardinal 9otti III
"a Sabre alt urb @enueI Ter bon Sc
burt. Quf ibn i9eint cine Weisia=
gung bes irtiGen 9ropbeten Malea4i
3R beuten, Der angebli6 Elm Wtotto fir
ieOen tommenoen 9apit binterlufen
BAT, bds nod INNER e%ingetrpffen pGre.
0as Qeo's be8 0rei3e6nten more:
n2umerr be coelo" (6immelsli6D gez
pefen, pas fir ieinen Na9folger pSgs
mis- arbeus" 6rennenbes 5euer), unb
i'm 8uppen Der 9otti befinbet Ii4 cine
brennenOe 6adel. Qu3 Pupit Qeo,
Der cine beipnoere 8orlie6e fir @otti
Regt, bat i'm offers als ieinen gtu9z
folger be3ei9net. cardinal &oQd
bat Ii3 ais pGpitlider StaatsIefretGr
einen Neltrubm erpor6en. SIM gro
Ben Publitum gilt CT ais Der peitaus
itdrfite SanDf0dt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
Rinnhffr ian n,ras6.n-

Ss5t in in ben Rlonoitts@clbfslOsrn oi, oei6dfs
iiofe 3eit bes Sabres. SH iteer gSo9e iperpsn
aGnSt 9srmDGtH ausoeqrabeu, aber in oen ,3eituns
esH hebt man Nibts mebr BON ben 3cltlaqern i'm
ferHen Roropsfen. lleber Dem noniib.omeriIani
iasH ariese if SlOHSift in gsratHeHbeit a,ratben.
9enau ebeuio srqsbt e ben Wsni6en, Mdnneru
nHo 5roueH, reHH ne tbre @eiuuObsit eiubukeu.
ar5ntsr p~eriiersn tbrs Stsaen, @ei6dftslcute ibren
3uneeRfreis. Bon Der 8rpmtRen3 bis ,r gsroris
ienbeit in Hur Gin S6ritt. Sie buubtiahlidne ir.
ia6e bon Rranfbeiisn liset I'M 9taqeH. Npn hort
sriiIsdt ne f9 absr pGs eaHjs Sbittm. .3ur 4e.
%ttltieune Der aranfbeitsurioas if Sohsttr'g Ra.
aenbttters has btff Nittd. Gs furirt ssraurn.
f6Dd9c. ScioeH @aaleaterH osrleibt a. meme
Rratt. Gs erboht bic mdHHlitr Spannfroft mn
9italttct. Gs frditiat bic 3erpeH uup perihoift
bsrunters stoHmen if, aicbt's Hfdts Qt6sres migs
an cine SsrlorfHt 9ofiieH in Der @elt pitser e.
rinseH, 10 nimm 9o%trtter's Sitters.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
Wrfcrn>W sSahn.

Srat n RrGtt a nj %. SUM 1898.
3t9t ptTldHtn 6iQsns S%tation, ME folst:
'43O rub = 56Heas9ot, oauptlinis. y. & US
gabH uno BEN SuDsH unO, ausgtnOmmsH S0Hus
TAGS, q. Q sSabn, Gbumbsrsburg, 4artiHsbnrg
uHo 0iH9tts.
T.2 BORN. - 9ort, g. & S. Din. 6auptliHis
ofitt BON GmorpsGrODs, Carlisle, Rsaoino pa,
uub g.. 4 6.sgabu.
lS1l Dorm. Sauptliuie, G6ombugburg, GrtOea
rid Gmmittsbuse uHo q. & 0.sgabH bis S5eH
naHoOab.
'9.I5 Dorm. - gsn.Mur. erpr,s.
1870 BORN. atiem. naa uHi0HsSribgs uHO 6as
upptr.
!l0.l7 BORN. ailom. mad llnionsgriogs, Qorf.
@tttpsburg. SieHhao, S0nHsrtag uR0 Samhag
mad allen 9uHiteH Der 2. & 6.sEiO.
1926 RabuI. atiom. nod GmorDs8rope.
!2.25 8o6m. Atiom. nu6 Gmorp=Groue.
72.35 9abm. dtiom. na6 uni0us@ribQs.
1922 Rabm. Blue Mountain : 6rpreb CQarlprs
@aqqon0; tttHer mao Grsosrid, MartiHsbura Il.
d
1882 RGam. Grp. mad gorI uuo 3. & e..Sts.
7400 ahm Ntiom. mad Mlefa.
4Ol Rahm. Grprsb nab Quuiten an Der 6aupts
liuit; fsrntr Greosrid, Gmmitsburg. Sbipptnss
burQ uup p. 4 @.s&ahH.
500 Ra6m. GrPrsb nab SlpuOOR; attom. Raa
uHioHs9ribee.
HI5 Qadm. aftpm. nab 4lsfa.
6O7 Qbeuos atiom. nab ruious9riSQt.
'lO.S @btHos Atom. nab GmorDsgrope.
"Sdslia. !Soqlib, dusesuommen SoHuioos.
3ur SoHntags.
gintts unb @tpodsShrsou 1r. III, Ghs@Qltia
mprtsStrabe.
Slice baltsH an Der Unions, QsnRIplbanias dptr
GaltoHs uHb @aIbr0pis @OrtbsNpsHut Station.
q. Vi. 6oob, BrismpIb
Sen. 'Ssi@tt;sL. gsH.s9ah. sgstak
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
p3uDal Slue zine

aue 3uqs iUsrOeH nit 4iHtibsGibt belcubttt.
SerlGiiCH 6 q mOeHz station.
C9trlantu DIT. RoDolzS tatioH 4 UIIuutsu ipater)
RAD 9iepz9orf, Bolton unO Dem Gteu, on y@rs
9tntdgen, observation-disclosures, $50, Q~U.jJ1pclitz
NaggoHl GOrmlttags, l2.jI, els =2Sag00Hh
3.49, 1000 Sptiit : Y9agqUHl YabWittaQs, 900
&btuos Q.l5 0uats, Salaisy9aGgou Don DIT. Jtos
pal=Stattou, often fir QaFaQiere um 1000 N5D5J.
SonHta9s, G.55, $50 SptiiesQ8uggoul 9ormlttIa5,
l2.l5 Spti,sgBaggonl, $40, 900 SpeiiCslSlgJouJ
9a@mlttags, 900 AbtuDs, Q.l5 NItts, SD-l'z
9SdggoH BON Dtt. RoDolsS% Station, piieu fur yINl=
eiere UNI 1000 AbsuOsl.
Rad QtlauticsGitp, 1850 9oym., Psi 2.Ij IND
$40 8admittaQs.
RAD 8bilaOclpbia, @ilmiuatou uuO Gb,ttr. On
Wo9sRtagen, G.jj SpfiiesgSuQQonl $50, ilh.5N,
bait nur bel WilmiHgtou, SgtuezgSdQ0Ju. &orHI,
l2.57, els Sptiiesg8aGgOu, bait Uur bG lStllnih3'
tom, 3.49, 600 Speiie : 0lgQouI 4a9wiiia0s,
500 GbtHOs, lis Nu6ts. S0UUtl15 tt33 u t'J
6ptiie : 9SugooHJ 9ormittaG5. l2E Sps'lt 2Sl8'
eonL 3.49, 600 Speilf : AGGgoJ Aa~m'ias5'
900 Qbeubs, lis Rd4ts.
fon, an 8o9eutGQtu. 800 8orIiiidg5, 3N, 9.E3
Ga6mittags. SOUUtGgs, $50 SoTMlIia85 Il o.y7
Ta6mittasg. -
PAD Trtberif. 80 gormittdQs. l2D. 4J9 uno
$50 Radmitta0s. qn SonH'a9eH, 9.55 S'E"li'aas
unO $50 Tohmittaqs.
Ra6 6agerstoDn, 10 2gOrmittags, AIS, 45)
Rabmjttlgs
qab Wt.s Nirp uno 8DnhtnratloHea an 2So@ta'
too,u. 40 ICrmittaas, l.20, 4.3O, So 4dbmtts
t1Ss G96 no WbsH0s. SorUt1Qs. OBS 9grul,
20 g4tmttiuqg. go uHo lilo Nbcnbs.
gob Fa.of;=Gitp. an WobeHtdGcH, $40, 80,
100 WormIttlQs, 100, $50, 430. $40 Pddmiis
ta1s. $50. lilo AbtH0s. SoHnta0s, 49, Born,
& "a RahmtttdQg $50 uno lilo QbmOs.
Sad Curtis Pan, an W03eutaqtH. G2S 9orm.
Slos ptrlaTsu Gurtis' gap an @obtutageu um
sos Padm!ttu9s.
'IdgIi3. Gyprtbs8ue.
gtbdd pirb ~abg,bOIt uuo nit Gbtds berIt5rn BON
6otds une WobnuHefH nurb bic Union transfer
Co duf @srlaUqtu in BEN gilet=qIreaur:
RproD fsG Re G|atotrts uub gals
tmSrtsSt IT., Gr. go. sdOsSrooop1o. Wt.
RSvdlsStatioH oo,r Gambtr= Stution.
g3. Y. greene, Sen. =gti6dftg fabrtr.
.. .. Rarttn, gaHagisrsqgsnL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
anltimure.eehiuh.Gilenbuhn

Isbsrsn 80 babsn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
Marie 6rpucbcrd.

Gg far6 am 16. @uguft in ibrcr leBtcu @obnura,
Qr. 1919, Sf=Rortb=Aoenue, 1tarie @roneberg, qe=
licbte Satin BON VI. &. @roue6sra, in ibrcm II.
Qebensiabre. geriuaHote HHO 5reunoe Der camille
fno a6tuHpsboa siReslaOeu, Der 9esrOiQuue, ntlbe
beute, i5rsituq, ben 10. Auquit, gtabmittnas
4 llbr. bon Der pbeueriDdbnten @obHuug aus itdtts
ffunet. beiipohreu. C222-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19

3peitauenb Gtfenban NJ
5ifge Oon ie 5tpun3ig @dgguns tperben
na4 conferbuttben S9GBungen err
forberIid fetn, um ben Wai5enrei4z
tbum BON b<0afota's fiibDitIi6en
9efiloen nd3 ben RGrtten Des Otens
gu befOroern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
Cttp Mpermer.

Gg farb an Is. guouf, Raamittaog 2.45 lt6r,
Citu 99osruer i'm 40. 2ebeusiabr,, qeborsu am >.
Cttobrr 1919 in 6.iHsbsim, @tpio0tbum 8dOtH.
Sit 9esroiquno finoet 5onntag Na6mittdgs
? lIbr, pom Srausrbauis Or. I'LL, @opiius=Apt.
ans auf penn rSdltimurer Cemetery" itdtt. Der:
panote uuO 5rtunO. inO obtunespol einoslaom.
DietrautrnOe @attiu
C23@D utbit 2 S6bnen unD 9 S01terH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
8efnnntmadnmseH
Mnredu Der Observation-Disclosures
~, d umurtfTGrF


gaGtimore &c, oaI IL. Auauft 1898.
Su lebereiuftimmuHe nit ben Seroronuueeu beg
9altinlprcr @eieBbu6es, Artitcl AZ, utaden Die
6omnlihdrs fir StrabtnzE ur6briidt in Baltimore
hermit beIanut, oab fe eineH Seri5t iibsr bic Gnt=
i5GpigunQeH, Rotten uHD g9ertberbObungstCucrn
tiir bic G~oubemHiruHa uHO Sur6brc6ung Der
W ar bdllz Strabe, BON 9toerliH= bis
@eft=Strube, ldut Der pom YlGnor uuO StaOtrutb
bon Baltimore am II. Sui 1897 GugenomnItnsn
8crOronung 9r. o. bnbtH ausfCrtiQtn ldNcn, unO
Die Gbi6aBuHgen eritrcdeu ib auf uno u~niafeu
bciOe Soften Der b%eiagtcu Wtoribau= Strabt, eiI=
i6Iieblih ocs 6abrpeges %Oerielbeu, pou 9eperlin=
StraBe bis sur 99eit= Strabe; ierntr % SUB oiIlt6
uno iUeitljb pom otm SUr6bru6e an Der Ror0ieite
Der 9eotrIiu=S traSe, 70 6ub Dtli6 uno ipcili9 BON
benz Eur66ru6e al beiDeH SeittH Der Gtcn0=
Strabe uHo Is SUB Ditli6 uub ioeftlib bon benz
Surdbrube on Der SiOieits Der Q9citieitt.
Die Gommiidre MAIDEN bitrmit ierner btfonHt,
oaB porbeiaQtcr 9eri5t nebt srlduteruOcu 9lducu
lest sur 9cibtiQuuQ fir ale babel betbsiligteu
9erioncn bereit lit, uno oab ne Sien 4 a Q, Den
%. augut 1893, 9ormittags 10 llbr, III ibrem Biz
reau i'm Ratbbaus=Auuer f6 %oerlanlmtln iuer0en,
INT bic in ~bciaGtenI Stri6t nngtiibrttu Iusiibz
runqen in G~riudquua III 3ieben, gsaen Die jrgcHo
cine babel betbeili9te Qerion Ginpano ecbebtn mag.
Siram s.. EapIor,
&ouis 6ofmdnn,
SamcS @lcn,
6ommiTire;
(222-4,6) GarI Safer, 6Isrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19

Der cute &nteriem IN ii r.
be, tpenn er mod lebte, bic l1rIa6e bes
beiBen Wetters leidt erflGren. Seiz
1er Sbeprie 5ufplge fam bas Iqes BON
Der v9eri9iebung Der Bdrduare".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
Mdrie Rurfffruh.

90 farb am II. auouft, Inn 8 rIbr, Murie
ROdfrob, geIiebte Satin BON Soiepb 8odhrub. int
alter bon A Sabren. Die Seeroi0uno fin0ct
btute, Greitdg, Noretns nm Z ubr, ooul
Sruutrbauie, 3r. 1719. 2aufues glpeHue, ans fat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19

Benn es Die Spanter
nod einmal gu tbun bGtten, piirOen
tie ii9 tpobl bitten, benz Columbus
S9tffe gu geben, I'm 4merita gu entz
beden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
Grienrih 8aiier.

Gg farb 9oHntrftag, DEN Is. &uquit, gd6mits
tags 2 usr. pl6Bli6 am @ecjiblage 6rieorI6 &dl=
ier, qsuttier @attt bon Nfurte Gdiler, i'm 70. zee
b~tusidbre, qebirtig aus @oiQtjsmdr, Gurbcitn.
Die 9etroiQuna Iinost mor9en Samta9. Hab=
mittass 4 ubr, pom Tr. 1904, 6l,nOenAsStraBt,
aus ftatt. 6reunDe unO S,idnnts ino tlnJeldOsn.
cl3|N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
Bern &ercnacn.

Gs farb om II. auouit, abtnOg Z rbr, Bern
9srtujeu, ~eelitbter @atte BON sun 9cren3tn. I'M
alter pom 81 Sabrtu. Sie 9,troiQung ituOet
morqtn n, Samfae, Radmittaes . llbr, BON iti=
utr ltsteu @obHuuq Gr. 2l9, StosannsStraBt,
aus itatt. - lin i'm traucrn lein. tIetbttribte
Satin n.bt Rino, Gltern, 9ruOtr, Sbpitaerelttrn,
S6mdQer unO Shpdgerin. OBI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
SDNcSf1ne.

am Il. sIuuuft O Obtrt9tt sau0trs, %
Sabre alt.
Vim II. Gnonf IN a { q. G~prneltug.
gm 10. 4usuft 8edrI @. GitHbaur i'm
alter BON 8 Sabren.
elm 10. augut aulia u. G. Sarputr 81
Sabre dtt.
2lm II. aauut u IN u. Rbeiu i'm al=
ter uon g. 5dbreH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
Z. Z. shnumIhhtl. gnlpoIt,

4. 4. Sd1duniIphei, HnfoaIS
CIR. 30l uuo 3l6, 2dD=Suiloiug.
Observation-Disclosures
Io6ri3t ipirb biermit %Qcocbcn, oab bic llntcr=
ieibncten pom gBuiienosri6t Der Stapt Baltimore
Yoama6t sur 9erlualtung Oes YdGlafes Os al=
bier 9eitorbeusu I o 8. 9aBle r erbaltcu ba=
ben. aae Sieieuioeu, Die 6OrocrunQcu OIL Oicien
Nudlab bdben, ipcrben hermit aufqeforocrt. iOlbe
ntbft Den %n6tbioen @elcqeu bis gum 8. Gebruar
1899 eiHjurciben uHo qcltenO iu MAIDEN. o0cr gu
QcipGrtiQcu, Oub ie ibrcr Nuiprit6e an Oieicu 9iu6=
LAB gticBIib fir Oerlutig ertldrt ipsrOeu m0osu.
Gac, Die 3abluneeu an Oicitu gia6luB gu MAIDEN
boben, iDerOcu hermit uuiotiorOert, iolbe uuUsr=
3iOlib an Die llutcrleibuctcu 81 leiiten.
GegebeH inter uHitrcr 6auo am 3. Gage ocs Mos
mats aueuft 1898.
Wtdrgaretbd SdBler,
Spuis SdBIer.
209. Is, 22.M RatIaboerpalttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
Sreitas, ben 10. 0tmsnft 1898.

Oiefe anbuuernbe 9iBe
beutet auf abnprmaIe iioerii9e Ser
bdltni1e. 9aber Der 4usbrud Sic
DebiBe!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
Glnra Srercl.

Gg farb an IS. 'Gusuf 1893 Clara Srr,l, qe=
liebte Satin BEN StnrD W. Srrsl, I'M Nlter BON
81 Sabren. Die 1erOiqunq fiRDct 0 r q II,
SamitaQ, Ra6miftdQs 3 llbr, pom Sgautrbduie
CIR. 1855. 99tit=2eriuqtpu=Str aus aui Der rSou=
bouz Tanrfzg tmettrpA itatt. f2&}-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
&kA Merchants Miners

%f AAC4 Chdu GS ~
$3.50 Transportation Comp.
- Sampfsc 3 Hiuien.
Hdd Scffoa Ene Gem Chen:
tsoeH EleHltdl. GoHHeritdg mo SoHEtaa,
9aumlttuQS 4 lbU.
Eddl grpptpeHce unS Gem Gifcn:
ieoen 9tOHtG4, AoHHeTitdq, S0miiaa, Ratm 4 ubL.
Rdd SapnHrdb uub bem Suceu:
ltetn 0IenitG9 uHo 6JeltGg, giatmIttdas 3 u9r.
SamtuQ. ocu -. Au0uir, Cumpicr reutprcuce. d
~bciorOtrt1 tciUc QoHaQicrc.
SicUitdl. Zen y. AuQuit. Sumpfcr rStastu
Rad Remportssic wS uuo E~urfuIt:
lebeE pioHta9, IieHitdq, Samiiag uab SonHtaa.
Nudm. 4 ltr.
llnlbtrirfiits SsaucmlitieiIsn NIB 9sfo1ilunu.
enotflhi9tcit idr fyutt uEteartHBt. .~rsidltile Der:
lobuns uno itHcle Jict0rbcruul.
6. Y. 6iIIugbamI. Ggert.
6ug ots IaHssH 9o6s;
u. 9.Stebbius, u. Z. NJ;
g. y. Burner, 8-zB.s4.;
.. 6. BbitneD, LII.
6GuptblrsaIr Mr.. ali 81 % ermans 2trase.
Cl3t&S-)
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Hunbreiie 25c.

Ttuff SSH Der RuD,n, beg fiuft.n g%1,eim,nts.
@sus uHb intsrsTauts attrattiou,n, fir Die Gin
uHO Ridfabrt. Ser eros. SamilitHs 6 bolunogs
9Ias. Gnss srftsr RlaF,. Ttu. unterbaltuncsn
0tssontO ilr e6uI,u uno gsitai5atttn.
(0lai4, 4gltl
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0phpln=Opncn,

Batter Der .8sisli6uit Ssiu." - Gas 6ousqitns
Sabr bsginnt ant ,ritsH Si,utag I'M Se9ttmbtr.
@tgen DER Seoin0ungsH ptros man fb an y eo.
Sobn a.: Korean, =. s. 9rafO,u:.
Cgua7-l0(D
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grd6tiges -
go(C6GfCr. s.: ST. s S a; :: :::.

- Scr 9ampfer ,,SUutIe."
an 8O@sHtagsE nm 10 lt5r gOrmittaos
uHO Is ubr Ga6mittass, nit gugna5ms ben
SteHtags uHO 5rsitaes an siisn
9aGsH q SOur,n) 10 llbr gurmittaas, Q u6r rad.
mittIgs unO II ubr GS.uOg. 6ountaag nm
9 uSs SSrmittGGs uHs 70 u9r Ra5mittass. Grtra.
Boat.
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Hadl Maibinatun

ut. Ropol'S Station, oug1o6srtagsu, 1907, RIOS,
$3.50, 1850, rl0.49ormittags, rl2.4l, r2.26, 1896,
1906 3abmittags, r642, TL49, 1882, rlOil,
AbcnOs. SOnntags, 1907, 1880, rl004 9ormits
taos, rl2.55, r226, 1886 3u6mittags, J6.42, 1912
uro rl0.4l AbtnDs.
Camden : Station, an 0o6sntaotn, 800, r6.Ll,
J6.25, G.35, 1920, 1900, S.35. 1900 rlO.l2. HOPS
9ormittoOs, l2.l5, Tl250, r240. $50 r3.45 -
roo, 1880, r7,58, 9i5, 1910, rl0.55, II.3o Qbos.
SonHtaqs, 1925, 6.3j, S.3j, 1900. rl0l2. IlO25
@ormittogs, rl.OO, Los, r24O, 3.45 as NtinuIeal
$50 Ra8mittag5, 6.l8. goo, JI30, 9.l5, t9. 30,
Jl0.55. ll.30 @btnOs.
Rad Quuugols, Wt. gooaI Station, !LO5,
$3.50 gorm., il24l gabm. COMMUNICATION, I20
Born. uHo so Radm. Gin SoHHtaaeu, 900 9ors
mLttaas unD 10 Nahmittaas.
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- pie 2Sap 6inunter
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benz Gdhsr. Sumpi,r -Smma 8iIcs.a Ssocn
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gen an ben HaHouuaspIdBtu. Die qrGbfs Grfurfou
pieier |rt in Der 8tlt. lie Qcr3tt emYfcbltu refine
Sa!j!uft. qincte % Cts. 8itdtebr I'm $50 Gbeuos.
C5unil2, 2Dlte,Il
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- altimDre,S btp- Sa9n
~ srat in Strait am 1e. Stunt 1888.

Ra6 Gb;iaqo uno Dem .goronefsu - Wt. RoDuls
Station, 1904 @ormittaQs, G.42 AbcHDs ta9ltb.
6ambeusS% tutiOu, 1912, 1925 9ormittu0s NIB 100
Qbtnbs.
RAD Cincinnati, ct. qouis uno 2Ouispiat - Wt.
Rehabilitation, 2.26 9admittag5 uHo 10. 4lAbsuos,
tdgli6. 6amocu=S tattou. 1925 90rmjttdg5, 2+O
Sdhmittaas uHb 1855 AbeHbs.
Rad Qittsburg uub 6lcotldub - Y}t. Roools
Citation. 1904 9Ormittags, t3olib, 749 Hbtnbs,
eusoenommsu SouutuQs. GumotusS tati0n, l0.l3
90rmittaas uno 40 absuos. taQlib.
Rad Columbus, SolsbO uHO Detroit UT. 8os
paIFSiGtioH, l04l qbeHos. COMMUNICATION, 1915
QbcuOs.
Ra6 ReD $ Orleans, Rtmpbis, Cunningham,
Chattanooga, Rnorpilt, 9riitOl unb 8ouuoic-gt.
8~o1alsStatiOn, 9.32 tdglj6. GamOensS Citation. O.
40 Abtuos tGg!ia. S6lailDaqoOus BON Baltimore
bis HsusSrleoHs uUO g9aibiuQtou bis Ulcmpbjs.
RAD Surup gt. Ropals 2 tutiou, 2.26 ga6my
tdgli9. GamoeHsS %tatiou, 2 4~0Ga4mjttaGs, tagll5.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-29
OBiTUA AIRY.
MRS. ELLEN L. HERSEY.

\ After much suffering Mrs. Ellen Hersey
passed peacefully away Sunday morning
the eighth anniversary of her husband S
death. All will call to mind the wide
spread grief on the death of that dear
gentleman, Henry W. Hersey, who was
the first one to break the band OF the
lovely household looked upon as the ideal
home rarely eqaalled. Next followed the
death of the elder daughter and now the
wife and mother joins the dear ones IN the
other life, leaving the last one. a daugh-
ter, to grieve alone, yet whose ueter ue-
yotion must bring certain consolation IN
her loneliness
Mrs. Hersey was a daughter OF the late
Joseph NJ. Gsrrish and was most charm-
ing and delightful person. Her sympa-
thies and winsomeness drew everyone
towards her. Hcr attractiveness did not
wane with years for she kept her youth
of heart which little children recognized
and claimed her as one OF them. ohe
will leave many Of these little ones 20
mourn with the others their great loss. v
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-29
THE PROPOSED LIGHT ARTILLERY
IN the Editor of the Press:

In your issue of Saturday there appears
under the caption "There will BIZ no ar
tiIlery organized, an article wherein the
immersion is conveyed that have sought
the admission of battery of light artlll-
erv to the state troops and had been re-
fused by Adjutant General Richards on
the grounds that the stats had no funds
with which to equip such an organiza-
ton. The publication of this article is
premature to say the least and decidedly
misleading 1t does injustice to both
Adj. General Richards and myself 1t is
not true that have sought formally or
the admission of light bat
terry to the national guard of Maine. and
consequently there has been no refusal on
the part Of Adj. General Richards: In
formulating the plans for the organizing
of an artillery company at tals time
have never contemplated asking aid from
the state in any way and have SO stated
whenever have been approached on the
subject, l wrote to AdJutant General
Richards some time ago asking his opIn-
ion of such movement andistating that
the intention was to equip the battery by
private means entirely. In reply General
Richards said that he desired to see bat
tery of light artillery organized in this
state, but that the military appropriation
was insufficient to maintain such even if
equipped at private expense In my reply
to this I stated that the battery If formed
would not only be equipped but main,
tanned at no expense to the state until 11isn
such time as the military appropriation
was sufficient for our needs with that of
others. In view of this correspondence,
which is at your service, I do not think
that it can lie said that Adj. General
Richards has refused something which
has not vet been requested of him.
I realized fully in the inception of this
matter the futility of counting on state
aid. and have therefore not done so to the
SLIGHTEST degree. The battery will be
formed here if sufficient numb Der OF men
signify their willingness to join. When
we are organized equipped and ready to
prove our ability to maintain ourselves.
we shall seek admission to the national
guard of the state.
Very truly.
HARRY MILLIKEN.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-29

duties as switchman in the Boston q
Maine yard.
Mr.. Albert Kelsey, who las teen sefl-
ously i'll, is now able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Pickett ana
son Ralph, of New Bedford, Mass. al e.ths
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. S. Dyer.
Mrs. Churchill and daughter, MISS
Cleo, of York street, Portland, passed the
Sabbath with Capt and Mrs. Wm'
Thompson, Summer street.
Mr.. Everett Chadbourne of East Baia-
in, who has been the guest of his sister
Mrs. Edwin Richardson, passed Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Sawyer.
Mrs. #. O. Paine, of Limington is be-
ing entertained at the home of her
street
II. L. Wass is going into the employ OF
the LON bard fish market in the city.
At special meeting of the Village
Improvement society held at the Town
hall, it was decided to give a minstrel
ENTERTAINMENT at the hall about the
middle of April, under the management
of Mr. j. o. Kaler. Many of the songs
and jokes will be original and OF local
application.
The Ladies' circle was entertained at
the vestry last week by Mrs. H. T. Z.
Hersey and Mrs. Eben Parrott. One OF
the most attractive features of the enter
tainment was graphophone.
The AS You Like 1t club and few IN
vited guests were entertained at their last
meeting by Mrs. W. HI. Carter at her
home on Spring street. Portland. There
was no regular work dore at this meet
ing, but each one devoted themselves to
the enjoyment of the occasion.
Mrs. Smith and son George are passing
q few days with friends in Lewiston.
Mrs Frank G. Sawyer of Pleasantdale
has been the guest of Mr.. Sawyer S
mother, Mrs. NJ. F. Sawyer.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-29
a~ MURDERED FAMILY OF SIX.

Paris. March ga terrible tragedy is
reported from Bombay, department. of
the Eure. A robher named Gaillard
murdered family Of six persons there
yesterday evening. through WINDOW
of the house inhabited by the family he
shot and killed with II gun, the husband.
his wife aud two of their children who
wera playing at table. Gailliard then
entered the house and cut the throat
of a little girl who was in the next
room. Finally he blewaout the brains OF
a paralytic bed-ridden woman II years
old. The murderer was arrested ana con-
fessed TO committing these and a num-
her of other crimes.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-29
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