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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-11
Sns arnBe GrcianiB.

@enn man einigen ct. 2ouiier
8lGttern glauben bari, bann lit Der
am 20. Sanuar beginnenoe Stat
GOnsreB bas groBe Greignib Der gu
tunft. @ines 0ieier 8ldtter bat Ii9
folgerbe mebr o0er tpeniger 9elebrte
4bbanOlung geleiitet:
Ods Wort Stat tommt bonn aft
fran50iii6en r%escart" (scart) uno be-
beutet r9aS WegIegen" (englif9 bis
earoD. Die @rfinoun9 bes Spieles
geidab na4 gep0bnli6er Qrgabe i'm
Sabre 1877, unD 5par pirb bieIelbe
Dem 4obotaten 6empel in Qltenburg
5ugeI6rieben, mas ober r~eueroings
entf6ieoen beftritten tpirb.
Die Combination Der pielen Spiele,
pel9e man nit benz 0orte Stat alz
fammenfaBt, lGBt baruuf i4lieBen,
baB bus StatIpiel aus bereits bette
benoen aartenipielen - pie S9afsz
fppf, Sarot unb 2'bom6re - auIamz
men geieBt unb bon bieien 6er3uleiten
lit. IS btloete ii9 bann aQmdli9 Don
iel6it peiter aus uno erfpurb Ii6 in al
len &reiIen Sreunoe unb 8sre6rer, err
belt uber erit feline b09ite 2(usbiIDung,
na4bem es i'm Sabre 1926 in bic flu
birten areiie eingetreten mar, alip gez
tpiiermaBen bic otaDemh6e WiirDe
erlangt bate.
Sc ma6ten ii6 nun balo @ele6rte
bdran, bic Regeln bes eolen Spiales
IN tleinen 8u4ern 3uIammen3uFafen.
Sebo4 Die Gtnigun9 Der Spisler ii6er
oieIelben er3ielte erit Der erite beuti6e
StdtSGongreB, nalGer i'm Sabre 1896
IN Alterburg it%attfanD un6 BON Dem
BE iogenannte StatzO rbnuno elm
timmig dngenOmmsn puroe. Q(6er
trosoem tpuroe ous Statipiel - unb
Diro IS beute nod peniQer niht
iiberua n19 bisfen RegsIn oeTpie(t
bielmsbr 6errf6t cine groBe 8erriTenz
belt 8etreffs Der QeBteren.
Au9 in Die nsue Seimatb purbe Der
Stat bur9 feline gliibenben @ersbrer
5erpflanat. uno boben bic Deuti6z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-11

Ob9Gei9 bic Silberleute
1no Populiften unter ben 9emofraten
neueroings pieoer iebr riibrig limb, 10
BADEN iie bod febr tpenig ausIi6ten,
Die Ober6anb gu betommen, 8rDan's
Sreunb, Der GongreB : QbgeorDnete
BUD" 9inrt6ien pon Sainois, BE-
tparb fi9 nm bas gmt zines 8orIiBenz
ben bes GongreB : Champagne : Cont
te's, fiel aber Our6. Nerp@Yort, reip.
SdmmdrD, mar Qeden i'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-11
8uttcrif alciocr:@ nitcr tao Subit'
Fofiuucf.

1itfabrifonten si.fr btrlhTttn9 letTnuittT haesH
nns re SIorutrr fur trn @erfauf Ihrer alcieer'
Tpu6rr mr. 9JiIdler lbeItrdasH. Ties bebentet
nitts m,hr oo.r wsnistr. a : Dan be 6utttrid'eo o.
bonIit Die eeidllitItIe utbtritatnheit hEltIes gia.
,rIr,ut i,iu, Sie bier All iehcH. UNI shire auSlrahl in
ir,ftn. - eamdfGsss @bsnbs Bis 10 uht a.ofiitt.
Is. Y. EtSte A. go, Rr. 81, Hth'eerInatonttrGge,
Saeniur fur hs New HSAs uns Sinhoe.1o'aV
mafn;uen. UH9s"o-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-11
Giclc 3rpnfcn hGhlcn Den strin aus.

StCiC DupiCu nCH Wv" WIZ
Set etlpa elf Sabrsn fabsn 5rDet
erpBe Barteien I'm ben geiiB Der
,8dltimprezSbi : 8a6n" 9efGmpft;
mir ppuen lie oes lei9teren @eritdnoz
miles rpegen bic 9altimor:r uno Die
Neip=Yprter nennen. Die gdltimorer
umfabt bus tpnangeben0e 8arrett'fda
Sntersfe uno Ollie, Die es fir ange3eigt
balten, nit bieIem ~suiammen8ugeben.
On Der Spibe Der Nep@gorfer itsbt
bas gefpaltige Saus S. Pierrepont
WorQan, pelfes n~eueroings S9ritte
in Der Ri9tung elmer finan3ieaen
@eltmonoraie t6lt, gsgen Die Ielbit
bas Saus ROt6i6iIo elm tleines aOz
nigreid beoeutet.
Set oeraumer 3eit erfdetnsn in
Nepzgorfer 8lqttern BON 3eit 81 3eit
ie6r out uno nit So9tenntniB gez
i6riebem @rtifel, bic ale burduf bin
aielen, gendu oar3utbun, rel4s GENIAL
tiqe Corruption felt 1857 in oieier
8dbnberpultung ferrI&te, ME Niuio=
men beri6leuOert. beriGpenoet uno
seraOe3u geftoblsn purosn.
Del lebte bisIer MufiGbe 1T BON
@m. S6ap 9ppen uno augeni9sin=
li9 barauf bere6net, ben 8eri4ten Die
Nugen iiber Die MaiIe 8erpaltung gu
0ffnen.
SSn benz NuFaB pirb ge3eigt, oaB
Die S9ulb felt 5tpet Sabren BON
1925, 900, 600 auf $29O,OOO.0O gez
rpo9Ien lit. Die folgeuDe Isabelle 5eigt
ben b06Iten unb ben nieorigitenStano
Ser 0If+ier lott otnnff Snhrpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-11
9iemftas, Den IL. Samnar 1898.

OerGr= urrencp 6 0 m p
trpller Gdsls bat benz Qanbe nod UNI
mitteIbdr por ieinem Qmtsaustrttte
ipenn audi 3peifeIos unbeubii4igt, Ell.
men fpi9tigen 9ienit erpieien. 81
bat cine NndlDie Der 8untz8anterottt
peranlaBt, aus pelder 4erporgebt.
boB Sparbanten ben groBten PRO
5entIab Der i'm 2dnbe faqit gepprbe.
nen 6inan3 : Snititute liefern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-11
3tpDlf SQbren:
Oie @eie[fh1ft. neIhe por

Die 0eleI1 0lft, na0e 0 1000
meiIt 8 bis 10 Yro3ent 9iptoenben
2ablte, FreiIi6. pie man ipdter aus
fano, LANCE Sabre nit gsborgtem Sell
be, 5a6lt lett 1887 ni4ts mebr, unb
Ollie, pel9e auF OieIe @intiinfte angez
pieIen iirp. miiTen bur6sn.
0i 4bIi9t oieIer 3eitpeiligen9lpBz
fteaungen I6sint Die gu iein, oas Gar
rettz SntereTe ulmdlig gu ffapd4sn II.
10 bic &riIis gu baI9leunigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-11
SefanntmlahnnaeH
@tast.G pmmih6rs. Nnreau.

~fdrtsN pHimifdrss Nnrenu,
Baltimore G., ben 8. Sdnuar 1898.
es iuiro bisrour6 bsfaunt Qsmddt, pob Die Nbs
lbasungsn fir Das Ripenirsn, Qildt,rn uuo Die
@oneuraHotejH : 9evsunQ Der WarlbaIl=
StraBH non 9tptrlins StraBe bis sur gstts
Strab,, asmab DIR am /. Cftobtr 1897 qtntbmiqttu
gsrorouuua Nr. 76, itrtia Qtftllt ino. Si, 9dpitrt
fOtron bis lum II. SaHuar 1893 in Oisism 9urtau
lur aHttt oiitu itin, al iptIbem GAGS I'D ir9tHo
tp,lbt Grfidruupen aubortn lptrOt, Die BON an Der
AnGtltgsubtit tnt:rtifrttn 9trioutH gtmabt iptrD:n
loutsn.
", u. SauudD.
t2-3,S-9 Staot=6ommiHGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-11
Y BLUE LINE

HhNb A@@
gQs3iQ, psro.n Ourd 0ds Bi!ft' ibs gj5t bttudt.t.
9erluiisH e amOtH StatioM
(gtrlaf,u nj. yiopals Station 1 VtLlut'H ipaitr)
RAD Rtps9oyt, Bottom uH0 Dem CtsH, al W0s
bmtugtu, C7.j5 Ytor9ens SpsiltDlQgonG $50.
Q0.5O Sp:ituago0nl Yornlittdqs. l2.57, 2l5
Sp,iitpaqqonl, 3.49 Rabmittlgs, 600 Sp,ii;Daq ,
QpH1, 900 NbtHDs, LIS YtIbts, SbIdtpo ggoH BON
5{S;u5 s9''' ss S1io,9n' & ?l:1n S ln5 Ve ss!ti.6as a235
gormittlgs, (2.l5 SpritDaqlonl ~f9N19mittags,
6OO Spsiisuaqaou), 900 AJtu0s, dis ytabts,
S6lafpaQoou BON DIT. JtOglIs Statton, oiitn ir
NoS aflaHticsGiff is UOrosus, 1850 gOrnit.
tdqg, l2.jO, l.45 54S g.lbmIttags. Souuiags,
l4j Hatmittdgs.
DphentaQsu, C7.5j 5ptii'DaQgOUl, $50, 1850, Hur
in 9D;iminQtou a~nhaltcuo, Sptituoggoul 9ormlis
tlos. PSI, els SptiisDaggon, nur IN g~SllnIugs
ton anbaltsuol, $40 HabmIttlgs, 600 Sptiitpaqs
NM g. 50 Sp,iitudQgorI 9Ormlttd0s, (2.l5 Spite
%nas9oul, $40 9la6mltta5s, 600 0p'ltrDaO9oHA
~ MA O2of3i~ 5t9tior,R an DER Qbtlaotlvbir 3ipis
ION. an gpobeutdqtu, 800 gormitt1Qs, 800 ysdbs
mittaos, 5.0j A5,Hos. SpHntags, $50 gormtttag5
uuo sos AbstOs.
Sad Tr,Ortd, 80 gormittag %, l.20, 43O Jla1'
mittans uuD j.25 AbfuD5. Nm SonutaQtu, 9.3j
gormittdas uuo j.25 Abtnos.
Nat g6iu6sfsr, 1870 HbsHos, 24o uHo 43)
'5 @S5 SaatrstoUn, 1912 gormittGos, AL uao
ia 825 DIT. a;so uaO @qhatiOnsn, an @o6n.
t,qtu, 40 9Ormittlgs. l.2Q; 80 Na@m'tt9g5.
SIS g5tuos. SOr1tags, 9.35 9Ormittags, 525
Nob saieottsGitr. an 8OhtutaQ'1, SO Ytors
ANS, 80. ll.O0 9ogmittaQs, 100, $50, 4.3O 8d6s
TT,ittans. 525. $50 lilo gb.uDs. SOEuta05, 93j
gormittuQg, 5.25, $50, lilo ab,nos.
Jiab 6urtig' 91p, an @o9;ntl8sn, G25 Dtor.
oms. 9,rldbt 6G-tis' 9Gp, an 8o5'Htag'r, 90
lNuga,nommtn epnntaps. 22ur 6onn'ags.
= glib. 36rpr,Bju5.
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Der zuItan unr uniere meifnondre.

Sic 9iprt, bat Die ,3uriidbsruiuH9 :ipsitr Om:ris
tdu;i6er W(iiioudrs aus Der QrOOjuj Altppo inter
Otm goruauot %ptrlnnqt, OdB orr.u OiillOn jur
9ertbeilunQ pom Gisbis0absH D%abriheiulib llnrubcn
otruriudm piirot. Ser rtrauts Waun GurOpo's, "
mi. tr I'M SDUtt geulnnt lplro, Ut tbsnlo unptr=
n%finitio, ME i.ins politii6t @siuuob,jt i5plb. I'm
ouffaGtnotm 9sqtuias jI oisisr &artHddiQtsit uno
SumInbsit .rfsnut Oas dursritInlite &o!t nett uuo
britt ri, Wsbltbdt;gttit Der NiINoH BON 6olietttr's
Meanbitt.rs an, uGmljb: Ytaiaria, Absumatisz
mus unO RitrtulcjO:u, 6rpuiih, Spspspht, 3ers
%rpDiGuQ IupO Ssb!rbeibDsrocH ju pSrbittsu uuo iI
bei!eu. Die RtrO0i,H, Die Sdipabtu IND ot GrGut=
RuBeu, NM rubci liuosrt IS nuBtrorocntlib ient
Sblpdhe}uitduot, pelts lid bsiouocrs bel %Dor1tritds
tenn 2lttr rjnitasu. Sbl0i, NpV.rit uuo Gin gts
iiibl ots l9OblbebaQtUs i'm gaujGH Sphtm INN Die
folQtn ieiH;r Nun.nSuug, aDeibs 2sst;rt re1clmdBiQ
uuo a~ubl!ttuo i,iu iont:. Suicuiacu. U:lb, ;eir:
Soilit iuhcu, miro acknowledgements emn1ob!er,
balo ibrr 3uilu1! 5u Oi;itH Uurtrctti:6al Sorbtuz
duulsuittel All uFOWtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-11
00eIIihe WiarpldnOer Giienbabn.
+i-Rraftu 3. OttObtr 1894

on.. s,-rog,u ri. aincn.s %tution,. Mi, tOiiat;
3 ~ trit ~ e6u,aJug, SauptliHle, ". q 2s: J;
"a 81 IN p,m ehosu uuo aus1tHSnlatn SonHtags
" " ! r. g. Gbambtrsburg, TaFtiHs0u's uRo
BiH$a,s5i ttoos. gort. g & $. Sin. unS
~ 5o,,Stf ,rit bhlia Oen gmorP'O'0O'' i""E ~a''
TsIEs rnp q. ( .. u. d Cs,mt,ssr-,
RI nsris, GrmitIburg uHo X. Il ". :" %' mao
% 5 y 9SSsSiGifiass giom. mad 1lnion'erioG'
un9 4an0DiW tt1os - atfom. mad llniOnsSriOss,
lgl, gSg,,.ts:5Hra, i'tusr Carlisle unO y. K 8
n r.. 0rfFop, uob Gmorbsgrop,
22J AagMtt..-ss - Qliom. mad unioHsFrio1t.
25 go29mn;;,toSs - GIpreb nab Dot uuo 2. &
g. Sioir.iHtt - Qnom. uu3 gmorps9ropt
~ T1..3witt1og - GIprtb mad 9unittH on Der
AUS ITg fTutr Gttprjd, Gmmitsburg, @3P'
Ga4!ts,r'rs unp g.. & ". q. u.
,y,x5H o. rittaas - Atfom. nab GmorpsSro0e'
.s.I,oo GssyrSs - attom. mad u~Hi0HsSLi5gt.
~ : sbsupg Nttout. mad GmorHs9to1t.
X o. gibtnos 49, aiiom. mad Gmorps9toot.
T5oiih. IdQli6, ausgtnouIHltH SoAHiASS'
Sur SpuHtaqs.
mint. uuo g.pddsSfiies 9r. 22 LF'Sa'''"'ts
5Sos balt,u an Union, 9'HnloloHle.Gstnas.'
a,Titsrs. Malbroots C~iortbsNptl4s5l Slu''0A ah
\ M m $3.50, Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-11
gnltimurez0nunpOlis SbartsSines
G%iiCnbabu.

tr "A. Ropsmbtr 1877
5 5at U]ssTlaf,n oi. GamOsa'SS a 5attoT mao S Sa1 g
lis uao 8siiRmfiai'II9S'a4 g an tSS9." HED 54 4a a Ho3'
80 low annapolis uuD y. 90. & z. 3DiiNens
s StDtisns SI'y an 0o8EtageH nm t95 GGa4Rittaos.
Soamta9s 500 @srmit;aas uae tSn 4aaMitiess.
AUla'' ~ uuD $50 90Tmitta0s, 200 Diitluys,
55aysSSSw ~ shTittaas uuo Clio NbtHbs. SoHntdes 9.3l
a. 6y,,itt5as uub 6l0 Nbtnos. Gin Gta4tIug i6brt
,rYYs. etrubr' Baltimore, 0b.
e'V- 3. @tlfoH @ropn.
Observation-Disclosures.
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SanfsMusmeile.
AlrtrnnnIitnn Suarbank uonD aItimurr
Is. 6. Zhriper ..-.... Brdiioent.
Samcs q. Npdn............ Sh1smeifsr.

q. &. Zbrtoer -. ...- Ttanoshl'
9altimprt. BEN l. 2tjtmbtr 1897.
Die unttrleidutt,n, Elm BON orm Sirtttorium Der
-ptttropolttauzS parbant1 bon Baltimore ,rnauntts
6omit, jur llnttriu6une DER ano,ltotubcittn ges
naruttr R0rp,ri6aft mn iur G%ritattnna IMP Srs
6%fitntlibung Oas 3~tiultatcs Dictr llHtttiu@nne,
unterbrsit;t a6tungs0ol Tolu,nOts:
4m l. Sejsmb:r 1896 porbawOcns
HoHDs $rlS9,64.32
Nr crSaitsne 6 .... L429, 626.1l
tioT.n uro Sinitn pom SSrlcS.n 124,476.53
snmmo 1878, 7O6.96
Sluou db, ipi, to!pt:
GiinlsSer b,3a5it .l,328,O 9o.4O
Stadtgs uu0 Staot=
fttlftrn uuO AusQdbtu 2O,934.99
9rdmisn aui Attien II.
~ 1853 92.52
Strbl.ibt am 1. 2.3:m6:r 1897 Elm =, -
81" Goaos fn6 mad and8t Der unttrI:i64ttta
IN Oolauf iidtr Q~tttlttn G1rltbeu nuG 0ruAotGtns
tbum, WtrtbeffttteH uHo Cbli91tionsn, io4pie I'M
Nntuuit non Giitft:u NM Cbligotioren Der loltOt=
ten Rldht d%u9eltpt. Die dnGcfduittn .Gbilgationtn
un0 i%onitig:n gRtrtbpdpiers lpsrc:u ldnlmtllD gu
sRdtcu inter ibrem Morttpertbs, feline itbcr ibrtm
9arllpertb Gtbdittu.
CitiH iDdrtn am 1. Sjtnber 1896 4l9S GoutI.
Qsntu Sabrts S2S Cont.
Inn gti6lcfm wdbrtuO ~O:ritlbcu 4ts
rio6t 72l Cont.
9lti6eu ofisn am /. Sntmbcr 1897 1905 Cont.
y. :. Srprun,
albert Z. mpcr,
&om... Ger Sirett9rrA &enrp SIarf.
Sauiel Spnnellp,
\ Cumberland Susdu.
Su @tmdBbtit DTS /. Artifsls Der Rtb,nsStatuttu
inn ps RdpitdlsNH!lQtu pom rinem II / d : NJ I
Der E~tttuHg Der Gorptr13.aft IN
trbinDun iteb:uosu 6omitt gepriit lporotr,
pelbss ~Disielbeu ulio 6urafttrinrt:
rSis Ra9jtalsanlaQ:u inn in umf6tj0r 99tiit
Gtmdbt nor0iu; pjt Sdr!tb,n inO cut qtitbtr::
ri, YnlaQtu Inn boH io.iocm Gbardttsr NM BON
Qy0Btrcm 99;-tbe, ais Der @ttrlQ, nit iucldsm ie
in ocu @t6tru D]crjeidutt into"
Gomiie CSphu u. SuInpfiuS,
poH Spbn u. Hhitricae,
RihtsSitettoreu JSubH 2. Cuttings.
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Nene Insetgen.
Rr;not=lfnterridit

in epraden. Dlaibemaiit Ii tip.. Borst,eitAhs ihr
Gdulen aner Ginee, incl. ruIperiitdt, Die aud1 tnr DE
beuifheu 2tbramts 9rliuueen. 6. q. Sd,pnrtdJ,
str. 2127, Yic@u1Obfrase. nabe Gortns GpeRHe.
tOttI6-)
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Baltimore .@6iO @i(em6a6m.


SSlu III wal q III IA. U -. 1871
Eah 6bitoQo uo Gem IorOD,H III, M. Rcnals
station, 1904 gsrmittags. 6.2 NbcuOs tdglit.
Camotn=Sia;ie7, lDl2, 1925 9Crmitt0ls, 100
Wb,rDs.
RAD Cincinnati. -. Qouis nm 9cuigciuc. T..
8op1lsS tatiOr, 22j Tlbmittdgs. lO.H g5srO5
t99iib. 0dmOcIsS tl,''u. 1925 9Orm,tta9s, 90
HlbmittnQ3, 1855 N5aas.
FAD 8ittsbUr3 uua E~ltDtlauO, NHt. RoDlls : tas
tom. lo4 @ormitta15 tas't5, 40 Abeuos, Gus0ez
nommsn SOuutuQs. GumbtusS tatiou, 1912 9Ors
m!t:uQs Uuo 40 Ibtu0s, lallb.
Nab Columbus, 5OieOO UrN Detroit, Mt. 3OOnla
station, l04I absHo5. G,motusStltiou, 1875
NbsuDs.
RAD RsipzCrltuu5, W.mgbjs, 9irmiuGblW,
GblttduOoQl, Rroruilt. 9ritol uuo Roluci,, Wt.
~&oDal=St1t.ou, an @ohsutolr 1J3 Nbcuos:
Soautd0s GO NbsuOs. Gdm0tU= Station. al gScs
ht1tdg'H G5S Nbtu9s, SOuutals 100 NbsuOs.-
SbIlipaaJon BON 9altimor, mad &sDsCrltars uHo
BON g0oi5iUatcU mad WsmpHig.
RAD SucaO, ut. RoDlls StatjOU, 22i N0dmits
toes tdgIi3. GumotHsS tatiOH, 2l0 Rabmittag5
ti1fih
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Hah S%SaIbtnatpu.

ut. gtCBll=StutiUu. az ~g0obutu0tu, N}1O, T0i
WOrg;n5. {7.jy. 1850, flO.O4 9ormittdgs, &l24l,
f2.26, f3.3G Ra6mtttals, Ej.l, f6.42, n 40,
1892, fl0H Tbenos. SoLntops, EG.lO WjorUtus,
f3.50, tlo.Oi Goymittals, x22G, 1876 9Il6mtts
TAGS, 36i2. 1912, ElO.4l AbtuOs.
6umOtusStltiou az 99oh,utaQtU, 300 t6.l3,
fG.25, G.35 WorQsu5, f720, ES.OO. SIS, 1900,
fl0.I2. fl0.2j 90rmittaQs. l2.l5, fl2.j0, NJ
go, (E3.45 4j Wiuutsal, E41O Gabmittaos, 5.0i
100. G.IS. f70C, f7.3), KISS, 9lI r.. 40.
fl0.55. 1l.3O Nbcuo5. SrnutaQs 1925. 6.3j Ysor'
gems. S.35. 1900, KlO12. fl025 9Ormit!a0s. l.Q5,
L.. 40. l3+5 As Riru.sn RabmittaQs. sos, 6lS,
ROO, f73O, q.l5, 1910, flO.j5, 1l.30 Nbtuos
&a3 annapolis mt. 3ouals Statiou, T.0j yor'
GERS, $50 0ormittaQs uno Sal Nb,uh5. 6om5tn'
station, 30 gtor0tUs, 800 9orm,tt19s ~
Rabmittaos mn SO qb.ros. au SouHta1su, 900
0prmittans nm : nS Wbsuh5-
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6eute pirO bic 9e5eB@
eebung in @nnapolis i6re SiBung i'm
@rnite Beginner, Der 8puperneur miro
feline 8otI9dft etni4iden uno Die beiz
ben 6liigel Der repu6lifanii3en 9arz
tel perben ben 8erfua MAIDEN, n5uz
fdmmen gu Happen. = Murgen piro
man abnen t%onnen, iper 8unOesiendz
TOR pirD, pDer aber Der S6pan3 pirb
aud ferner periu4en, init Dem 9unOe
gu ipeoeln.
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.Wnrfs& ibers0iute,"
Baltimore 9ampf=g SO.

GltaoRte TampTer t6slih, dusgeEoumtn Conn
tees, pom lluiouz3ot GSu6 Der GoncoroiraBo, $50
@beHos, GaHtouzI9tritt 40 abo5., nab Sl6 Wpint
0umfprt, RrrfoIt. portSmUuth uuc alien
@unttcn ess Sueens. BerblnouH9 IN toTtsntoutb
nit Der Ssaboaro Gir Sinie" geihloisner .Sus, Boris
mouth nab atlanta. SHet StrbiHouRa Bu lSeIo0H
nit Der nGtIOntic Scat 9tGi..- gu yioriolt 9,rbins
buna nit Der r9toriolt EHo GoroItna," ~ytorioIt uno
Suutheru," -GtluHttc uHo 3aupllt" uub -ylorioIt aHb
@sfttrn @iisEbabH,- uHo NIT Der DID Dominion
SiHl," HGh glcmberHe UHo GaibiHqtoH, Ni.zS. Su
Slo Boirt Comfort init Der "SbtidpsGie unb Ohio
gJicnbahu" rad 9iidmouo uHo Iuutten oes lIeiteaS.
DiabGeitsn rad benz ,uropdlihen Btans.. 9ururioie
9dlltsnsSimmsr. GictTrtite S,leuhtuHg. Sdmpis
b,tiura. SoitH ir.i I,aH beige 9aldteus .3immer I'M
9$oragS I'M Slntt- 8nreOu ocr GaisSIHIt, yir. 1873,
Sits SaltImorsz Str. 2clcpgoH l435.
Jphu ". Sbrripppf, BinIam RdnoGn,
@sEer0ls Manager. @eH. Nr. mo Iail. A9eHt.
Is. Srpnn. NStnernIsS Inst. NatRt.
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Gmeritaner - es lit ia nun einmal
Mobe, bier 4les perbeFern gu ppaen,
ieIbif fpenrt es foum Der 8erbeherung
fGbiq lit = bic Qltenbur9er Reseln
taft gGn5Gi9 lei Settle gsiebt uro in
i6rem Milpautea'r GongreiIe gang
neue, Fisher ME giittig gsneisne Rez
geIn binein gebra6t, bamit aber feline
3ufriebsnbsit er5sugt, pes6alb unier
bemnGGities 81. 9ouiier GongreB in
bieier Ridtung abbilfe gu psri4affen
perIpriht.
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WennS sic Qustuaft in So.
treff Der 8ssltpiqsn Gtbdnbluna
piirT6.n, 70 penh:n sic ii4 idriftliG
posr miinbli@ an gtr. 1418, Waetlon'
GOenus, Baltimore, Wto. 90
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9ampfI4tTs Ia;eigea


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nadl Wbila6tlpbia. soiute %eiHB,Irsr E]ahrpreis
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TAGS, ui 5 ubr gatui. grFuriionss giatis ptro,H
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Central Savings g a

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OF B>LTIMOKE,
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5abrcsbcridt.
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l9ir finOen mad 4riitungs has bic @elotT Der
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iansa,nomm,n 6puntaes. ?Rur eonntags.
*5.1liA. 3GrprtBju5.

0.,55 niro -ug Sot,s uao 8obHuu9sn abg,s
Al. 49,, ,,,Tf : ron Der linton transfer &c."
tp.an aaftra9s a,IaH.H p:roH in otn S'A't'a9'a'
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07
AT THENORTH END.
Rourke Fell From Chair In a Barber Shop
Notes From Capitol ELI.

Martin J. Rourke, who is resident OF
Oregon street and about 90 years of age, met
with strange accident this morning in
kiley's barber shop on Charles street. He went
into tire shop to get shaved, and while wait
ing for his turn he fell asleep in one Of the
chairs. After few moments sleep he sud-
denly lurched forward and fell TO the floor
striking his head against cuspidor.
Joseph Riley, PROPRIETOR Of the shop.
promptly went to the fallen mans assistance,
and perceiving that he was bleeding very
freely, sent Mt once for DIR. Marston, who
found an artery had been severed. The artery
was tied by the doctor and Rourke, who had
lost lot Of blood, was sent home IN the care
of young man who offered to look out for
him.
One drunk and one truant were the only
unfortunates to fall into the hands Of the
police Of the Second station last night.
The funeral OF John Mulvey, the unfortu-
nate mnn who was smotbered In sand bank
on franklin avenue yesterday afternoon, will
take place from his sons residence, col
Gladstone avenue tomorrow morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07
The NEWS FROM MS
NEAR BY TOWNS.
BRISTOL.

The Town Council held a regular monthly
meeting yesterday afternoon. Mr.. X. ID.
Bullock appeared and gave very satisfactory
explanation regarding the manner in which
the Mount Hope Park Company intends run
ming its sum mer resort All matters were
left with the Council in regard to the police.
The petition OF A. A. Mills for license to
keep nine pool tables and six bowling alleys
AT Mount Hope Park was granted.
The claim of Contractor DUDE against the
town for damages caused by delay in the
building Of the VALLEY school was heard, III.
W. Hayes appearing for tho plaintiff. The
matter was discussed at length and held for
advisement.
EugcnelCunniff and william o'shaughnessey
were appointed special constables for the en-
suing year.
The Y. NJ. @. A. held a special meeting last
evening to discuss matters relative to what
disposition shall be made OF certain property
owned by ii.
The National India Rubber Company COM
menced yesterday, for the first time In long
time. the making of gum shoes and CATERS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07
PINKERToN is TO HELP
Will Assist the Government Secret Service
In Running Down Spanish Spies.

VIII Assist the Government Secret Service
I'm Running Down Spanish Spies.
William A. Pinkerton, one Of the
principals Of Pinkerton's National De-
tective agency and SON Of the famous
detective and government spy, Allan
Pinkerton. has been recently called into
tho government secret service to hunt
for Spanish spies.
When he went from Chicago, Mr..
Pinkerton left word that he would be
back in two weeks. but his friends say
he expects to be absent much longer
than that, and that the time Of his re-
turn depends entirely ON his success in
running down a. coterie Of Spanish spies
and plotters who have been hampering
the work Of the navy department. Some
Of these conspirators are thought to be
in the United States government service
at Washington, and ID is supposed Mr..
Pinkerton will devote himself and some
Of his trustiest men to unearthing these
traitors. It is exactly the Same work
which Allan Pinkerton was given by
President Lincoln at the outbreak Of
the rebellion.
No one would talk Of Mr.. Pinkerton's
whereabouts at tho headquarters of the
Pinkerton National Detective agency at
Chicago the other day further than to
say he was out of thacity. In fact, it
was said Mr.. Pinkerton had not made
confidant Of any one about the agency,
and his subordinates were as much in
the dark regarding his movements as IL
was intended the public should be. At
the same time that Mr.. Pinkerton left
Chicago it is said that number Of the
trustiest detectives Of the agency made
preparations to leave also, and that
they have been dropping out of the city
in various directions since their chiefs
arrival in Washington. presumably to
work under his direction. Most of the
task Of ferreting out the Spanish con-
spirators will Of course be left to these
men, but Mr.. Pinkerton will have the
charge of the hunt Chicago Tribune