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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
6nhiuaKer.

Soronto, Ont, Is. Mdr3.-Sn
CHATHAM Itebt Der 3bamesz Riber b0z
Der, ais ieit 80 Sabren. 9os 8aTer
lit Inn 20 SUB geitiegen unb bat nod
INNER ni4t %bsgonnen, 5uriid3uipeiz
den. Die 4nIagen Der elettriI9en
8eleu9tung, bic 8dSperfe uno bic
@ufertperfe iinO iiberf9nemmt unb
ouBer 8etrieb. 8iele 9oteI5, 5abris
fen unb Mobnbduier Ite6en unter
@uifer, unO i'm Sale Der 3egen FORT
buuert, 10 ptrb Der ieBt i4on iebr be-
beutenoe S4aoen cine enorme 606e err
rei6hen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
Gifrriu6t nmS SlutnrraieBrn.

Ria9uro sails, R.zg., Is.
M}Gr5. - gilbert 2ut6peQ, elm Bar
bier, i4pB beute feline 6rau in Die Sci
te, Elm SRI. Sooner in ben Sopf unb
bic S3ultern unO iia iel6It in Die
8ruIt. 2ut6pea unO SRI. SoomeD
tperoen tpabriaeinIi6 iterben, pG6z
renD bic 6ruu 4usIi4t auF @enefunq
Fat. Die Shat puroe Our4 Giferiu9t
beranlaBt.
0us @bepaar mar crit felt u6t Mp=
naten berbeirat6et. Dor Sturgeon bate
2at6DiQe bas Sri. Soomeb ais 6aus=
bdlterin ungeIteut, uno mar oariiber
8uerIt nit Der 6rau unO bann nit ben
6%ausbdlterin in Streiti9teitsn gera.
+hsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
Gin Nur0liht MN snnnenhedrn.

8oton, Is. MGr3. - Sin brill
lantes Noroli4t Itano beute Qbenb am
5immeI unb mar in allen 3beiIeng}euz
GngGanb'8 Ii9tbar. Der telegrapbi=
i9e 8erte6r purOe bur9 oa8 9bGnoz
man, peI4s5 etpa cine Stunbe bauerte,
erbebti9 beeinfIuBt. 6eute Mittag
naren brei pOer bier grDBe SOnnenf lez
den, pel6e auf gjgantii4e GruptiOnen
beuten, in Der 6onne ii9f6dr, unb
So6tunoige IinO Der 4nii4t, DAB ba5
NorOli4t nit St0rungen nuf Der Con-
ne in @erbinbuna iteht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
@egen @rri9tungb er 81 e

@egen @rri9tungbe r g e
r 10 tGtten in 8 o.
qersto n. - Die bereits am leBz
ten 0onnsrItag i'm r9euti9en GORE
ip%oaoenten" berOffentli9te Na3ri9t,
baB bic y0.itli9e MarDldnber @ifenz
balm : Gompagnie" beabit6tigt, &epaz
raturpertitdtten in 9~agerstopn, Mb.,
an3ulegen, bot in Der bisItgen Sc
I8dftspelt aIgemeinen l1npiQen err
regt. StaDt : 8egiItrator s. Jrant
Supple briidte ii9 geitern f~olgenberz
mabsn bieriber aus: sd tperbe mi!
oler Ma9t als 9rioatmann unO als
ftdbtiI9er 8eumter 6iergegsn ppponiz
rem. Ser Stabt gsbOrt eigentli9 bic
gauge @tienba6n, ba bic Stabt lire
S6ligattonen garantirt bat unb biefe
2aIt tragen muB. 9ieie Sbligatio>
men tperDen i'm Sabre 1900 unb 1902
fGqig unb bic Stabt muB bieIe Qnleiz
ben bur9 8erausgabung neuer Sbli>
gationen beden. Sd CLAUDE, baB
Baltimore gu ben @prtbeilen, bic Die
GnIegun5 berurtiger @ertitGtten, in
henen Sunberte bon 4rbeitern 8ef9dfz
tigung finben, bieten, bere9tigt it,"
SIr'8 2eben t. ST..
&arG S9mtbt unb SRI. &atbarine
SPLITTER, Sp9ter bes Srn. 8arI Siitter
bon Nr. 2200, Sf<TabettefraBe,
purben eeftern 4benb in Der pfarr=
pp6nung Der beutf9en ebang. zlutb.
@emetnbe an GentraIzN benue unb
5ubetteftrdbe bur9 Yoitor Gbuurb
9uber e6eli9 perbunben. Nls Srauz
5eusen fungirten 9r. SObn Siitter, Elm
8ruber Der 8ruut, uno SRI. &dtbarine
S4eibegser. Na6 Der Sruuung funb
in Der elterli9en WObnung Der 8raut
elm @mpfang itatt, an pel9em 3ablreiz
DE Sreunbe bes gliidli9en 9aares
tbeilnabmen. Die ReubermGblten tpsrz
ben in Nr. 1902, SitzMonumenttr.,
Wobnuns nebmen.
5euer9apeu - Sin Seuer,
beifen llria9e ni9t ermittelt tperben
tonnte, brad seftern friib in benz 9roz
cerplaoen bon SObn 2ubb, Nr. 1475,
Wooobearf trdBe, aus unb rt6tete einen
S4dben bon mebreren 9uHbert Doll
lars an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
@ermiidte teIearaphii6e 9epeiaen.

- Sn Bolton begann geitern Der
3peite 9ro3eB 9egen Sbomas SO.
Bran pegen Der am 8oro Der 8artenz
tine n!6erbert Suffer" beriibten Grmorz
bung Os8 Gapitdns @6as. s. g2aI6,
beFen Satin unb bes 5peiten Steuerz
mnnuP5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
Gin Grburtstugsgei6enf fur Sismurd

Rep gort, Is. MGr5. - Der
gsItern BON bier na9 Bremen abgefa6s
rene 9ampfer n&aiier Dil6eIm Der
@roBe" nabm urter glnosrem cine &tz
fe Bier nit, tpeI9e bic Qbrefe: 6iirit
8ismart, 5rieOri9srub, Oeutf9z
lamb" trGgt. Quberbem mar an ibr
Gin Gtitet bsfeItigt, peI6e8 beIagte,
baB bic SenOung i6ren 8eitimmungs=
prt bis gum 1. 4priI erreiAt BADEN
muB.
Sds uls 8eburt5tog5geI8ent Be-
Jimmie Bier lit elm SPECIAL : 8rdu
nrs elmer 8rduerei in ct. Qpuis, $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17

On elmer preuBii9en 6|eueraie
feturan3 9efeIIf4aft nil
Der Stuut @aIifornisn bas gegeD ame~
ritdnii9es unb Oornebmli6 californIs
i4es Sbit geri9tete beutf8e Ginfubr@
DerbOt rGGen. BsnigitsrS meIoet Der
San 6ran3isco'sr rGraminer," odB
Der 8erii6erungs : Gommifdr jones
Staates, glunte, Der rMdgbeburger
9erii4srupgs : 9eIeai3aft DON Rem
gOrt,@ neil fie ni6ts on0sres lei, als
bic 9eTeQi9aft BON Ma%goeburg IN
greuBen, ben GOnfen5 fir Galifornien
berfpeioert babe. Der Staat ii6t ulio
ftola Getaliation auf eigene 6auIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17

Sofsp9 9offm n's 6 NJ
3ert peri d 0 b E n. -
0as fir belte a%ngefiinbigte Gonz
5ert Sofepb 9offmann's bot biz na8Itt
Wp6e berf9oben peroen mIfen, oo
Der &labier 8irtuoie, pel6er Elm lei=
benf6dftli6er Rabfabrer lit, borqez
tern i'm vGentral : 9art," Repzgorf,
bon Ieinem GGbe Itiir3te unb Ii9 Der
IeBungen an Der 6anO 3u5og. SnfoIos
befen bat er fir bisie Wp9e ale angez
Taqten Gonserte auFgeben miifsn. 9ie
bereits fir 6sute gelOiten Billet. tperz
ben fir nd4ite 8o4e Stlttgteit ba=
ben.
8irbetne quite 2ebre err
buGten.-S Samuel 8eB, pel9er in
SIR. 1880, GantpnzQDenue elm an
rii6iges Saus 6dlt, tpurbe geftsrn bonn
9oliaeiri6ter Sanebte tpegen anaeb(iz
den 9ie6itubls benz 9eri9tsberfabren
iibsrpieTen. Giner SnfafIin ieineg
Saufes, SiGie @ts, gefiel es ntbt
ldnger i'm rGuuiepu1," unb ie aOu
aus. 8eB, Der DaS NGb4en unoerH
aie6en fab, bebielt baber ibren Softer
nebit perf8iebenen @ert6gesenfGnben
unb nm Dieie 81 erbalten, mar bas
Mdbftn se8pungen, ibren nSaugz
BERN" ber6dften 81 lafen.
9erfonalnoti5 3. = 9r. Reuz
ben Smith, Elm friiherer Siilfs= Teuer=
tue6rmann, lit felt geitern dls Glert i'm
nSalDage : Corps" GnssfteGt purb,n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
Gin 3etter lit Oer 21Ot6.

elm trtusr 5rtunO uno meier Ratbeebtr fir vile,
nelat an GeidledltS' &rdnfbeiteH uuo 0erluff
Der WanneSfraft Ieiotu, LIT eas uuibertreiili5e
SeutIds 9u9: Der RettunsssMnter'', As. Ant.,
$50 seittH nit oieleu Iebrrti6rn Siloern uno einer
Qbbanoluns iber CHARACTERIZATION uno timber.
Ioie Chen llnentbebrlidl fur iun8e eeutt DesosrlsI
Mir9 nab Gmpfang BON rs @ts. in WotHiarten
i'm s!nia9en nmi9Iae ~iorsiaH peTpadt' tFs1 lH'
leianDt. Ahre1e:
Il Clinton Place. w, 9, st., New York. ~ X
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
S@iTsfartea

mad unO Bon europa dber 9reulen ooer gam
bure beiorst bic
0rpeOttisu oeS = 7eatTdaen Gorr~etpoHsenteiI'
6.s@.sG6s GaItiRsTssSt uuo VORsGiktaAsss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17

Ser 52siG6rige b%arbeiratbete Bidder
SenrD Bad BON gtr. 1130, NorbzGalz
6pun9StraBe beriu4te geitern gfa4z
mittag 43 l1br StIbitmorO, inbem er
ii9 nit einem &ufirmei1er bic Puls=
aber bes redten 9anbgeIents bur4z
I4nitt. Ser raid berbeigebolte Qr3t,
81. Glmer 9ammonD Don SIR. HOO,
NorbJG dl6DurIStraB perbanb bic
8unbe unb ertIGrt ben Pdtienten troB
bes groBsr 8lutperluites auBer Sc
fa6r. 9us Mtottp Der Stat f3eint
cine lang anbaltenbe &rantbtit, bic
feline gefitigen &rdfte i4pd4te, gu
Iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
Mnbere unfGlle.

Sin Yfer0, Dor einen Wdgen Der
v0ale 2aunbrp Co., Nr. Is, Weftz
6aDetteftraBe, 9eipannt, i3eute geitern
Na9mittag 4 l1br an Der SIDE bon 2us
Fapetteitrabe unb 2tnoen=Qpemle unb
lief, in bic leBtere Strabe einbiegenb.
auf benz S%rottoir, Biz es nit einem
gfpffen Der eIeftriI6en 8abn in Golz
liIipn fam. Gs Itiir5te nit 1ammt Dem
Wugen bin, nobel Der &utIfer auF oas
gflaiter fiel, pAne ii3 jebo9 gu berz
IeBen, Der Wagen dber tpuroe nm $50
6ef9dbigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
spdteite &abelbcrt6te.
Spaniide 2~teufcrnn9cn iibcr Die
SahIa9c.

0us Der fpanii6e 9eIanbte in Rom
uno Der fpanif6e MurineminiTter
fagen. - Die iibli4en GOmpliz
mente fir unfere SingOs. - Spa
MEN niQ Guba unter alien ltm=
ftGn6en be6aupten. - Der &C.
TunDte @oobforo beIu4t Die So
ginz& egentin Gbriitine. - Sransz
baal min NiGts mebr bon Der eng
IiI6en O6erberri4aft pifen. -
&uFitanb in elmer DeutIden melt
dfrifanii9sn &olonts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
9ebensbiirbe i6nrn zinc Gait.
Sin iun8er SdDei3sr ma6t feinem
9aiein Elm @nbe. - Sin 0eutz
i4er Oer1u4t ii4 Die 9uIsaOern gu
h1trhfhnpihen

9Gletn Elm @nbe. - Sin 0eutz
I4er OerIu6t ii4 bic qulsaOern gu
bur9i4neiDen.
De 26ziG6rtse Seinri8 8ogel, elm
G9pet3er, pelfer am 6. DECEMBER
leBten Sa6res na9 Baltimore fam
unb fir bic IS. SO. @pmp."
oIs Stempelf3 naiber bsi3GTtigt mar,
tpurDe geftern an Der O'0onneGz unb
Der II. StraBe tobt aufgefunDen.
DIS bic 2et3e gefunOen purbs,
puBte man 3uert ni6t, per es lei,
iebp9 sa6en 9apiere, bic in ben 3az
i6en Der 8leiber ii9 porfanben, iiber
Die Sbentitdt &uF4IuB. J~rteosnsz
ri6ter 2pnf belt einen SuqlpeIt ab,
uno bic Surb ertldrte, boB Der Mann
Selbitmorb begangen babe. Die Qei6e
tparb borldufig nab Der Morgue gsz
bra6t unb bdnn Dem 6rn. So6n
W1eier bon Nr. 105, 4r9AStruBe, eli
mem Better bes Sobtsn, iibergeben.
@osel logirte i'm 9arie bes Srn. s.
9. 6riB, Ger. Ill, WeIts6rantlin>Str.
Qm Sonntag beIu4te sr Ieinen Better
unb beFanb ii4 in 6eiterter 2aune.
9r. M}eier fam ii9 besbalb gar ni9t
erflGren, mas ben Mann gum Se[btz
mprD getrieben Pat.
0~ur9f9nftt lid bic 9uGsz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17

@erpegener StraBen>
rdub am beIIen Sd9e. =
lin i6r $50 in 8aargelb unb Elm Giz
ienbd9nbiQet entbaltenbes 9eGbtdI6s
9en BON einem frs9en Neeer beruu6t
tpurbe seitern Mtittag tur3 na3 II
u6r Srdu 4gnes Qitten bon Nr. 17O6,
8drclapftraBe, an Der Soffmanz, nabe
SiamonftraBe. OILS Srau Qitten bic
Strabe NIT Der @sIbtaIde in ber6anb
obnungslDs entGang cling, fprung
pIDbli9 Elm rpbuiter Wo1tOpf auf lie
su unb rib tbr bic Gelbtaf9e aug Der
9anb, Der Srau susIet9 etner beftts
gen Stob berfeBenD, in Solse beFen
ie nabeau au 8oben ftiirate. SobaIb
Die In 10 fre9er Detfe am belen Sage
9erdubte ii9 BON ibrem S9red erbolt
bate, berfolgte fe ben 9ieb, iebo9 berz
lieben bic &rGfte ie balb, unb mar
bic Srau mad elmer turSen 5esiagb
e~eatpunger, in bds 9aus elmer 8ez
fannten, Scr. 721, SftspreFtonItrabe,
ein3ute6ren, INN dus5uruben. Die
POIi8si fat NOD feline Spur bon Dem
RGuber.
9runbffidss 8ertuuf.-
Die Iuttiondtoren 8e6r. S9tpnb II.
So. bGbsn geitern bas on Der Gde Der
Nortb8 oint<R oab unb @aiternsglps.
i'm IL. Oitrttt bon 8altimore<g Duntb
belegene Grunbftiid Inb 9otel19e6Guz
be fir $500 an 2Ouiie &att Gaprsn>
&c bertatft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17

9er upeu q : L
de rep. Club BON YorbO II
Baltimore" 6ieIt geitern Qbenb in
feinem 2otale, g2r. 943, 9orb%Gdroz
IineitraBe, feline regelmGBtge Ser
fammlung ob. Den @oriiB fiibrte
9rGfibent Satob S9aufele unb bas
9rotofoq SefretGr Serbindnb S9itz
te. Die ieBt Der @sfeBgebung OorIiez
genbe Bin fir ebrlt6e 9rimGrpa6len
nurbe BPM @erein inbp1iirt. Inter
onberen &outine< 9ei9Gften beri9tete
bas aus ben So. @6rtftian Stint, Ser
binanb S9iitte, 81. $. 8reebad, Wil6.
2iinsmann, &arl Steiner unb @il6elm
206er b~efte6enbe Gomite, pel6es in
Der borigen 8erfammlung ernannt
purbe, INN arrangements fir cine
MISUNDERSTANDING in Der y906menz
6aQe" um %. MGr5 gu treffen, baB es
6rn. &urt Rubplpb Sternberg als
9Fetrebner getponnen unb berielbe iiber
bas S6ema y0eutf9e in 4merita"
fpre9en tperbe. Serner piirben bic So.
6ermann 9. !6internei9 unb Satob
@6uufsIe SOIt iingen, unb tOmif4e
9ortrdge tpiirben gebulten tperben bon
ben So. @uguIt 9ermdnn unb 9erm.
Meber. Der @erein 5dblt jeBt 125
Mitglieber. @eItern purben fiinf
peitereG anbibaten our Qufna6me DOrz
gef4lugen.
Odsbterte Der 3ogz
hinge Der r8alto. MuIical 4cGoemp"
fanb geItern @benb itatt. Die 8ors
trngenben tparen SRI. @od S40nletn,
SRI. Gillian 5uncod, Srant Bbite,
SRI. Mamie SurreG, 6. Stten unb
SRI. gliie 8er6Dbe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-09
Has Two winning Mounts and q
Place Twice,

LONDON. Oct s-A. the second days
racs-g - re E4Uat0T4 Park OCTOBER
ry.ettav toaay. Sr Bi3r0-i Mapie's
fr<srz7tsutUy! wgr the Was1sCrtFe %GFSHT$
Esn1.cao = 1eJ saiian2s. Inc Lor Hard
F.erfsf7fa sta.le's Bayert IL. ridden oy
Toa s. oan. tn.sae9 sco1d-
Th@ Duke of Yerk stakes - z6so SOW
cresgBs. wa won by Col Faset's fe1.a
Mir N Ciark's Noun Prospect. ficd 2 u
Tod s.oan, i.nis 81 se1on4. Mount Pros
meet esar,e5 az warm saF1rite ard ir0g-
e al! oYe- IT uati lns.1S 20 61s-
faeca rn- cot + Eao % s&erVr to7s ARD rae
stand on % si-en-a. "a using the sat5sr -
..Sefye - 4 or o2a5 y uft IA m
lsh va most exc1tIuG >iAcy % t9e on
COOKERS exp--etesl az objection would be
IC1Es1 against Aouut Prospect but ne
pFoies; vas entered.
The Half 1iona selling nursery ha.dl-
zap q - .os-ccsiegls Ms won py Gr. 7
. Carfr@Ett's Liswe-ry, NJ. i. J.
Saw p-'~ T0rs0ai. .!dQsa - Sloan. in
is.iHg secogd.
M T. T. Seymogr's Lady Fisher. nd
dsa 81 Too Sloan. woa tie Stanley pate
or - sose:eigns.
The Kemp.on Park plate was won by
Ar. J ". AusAer's Sc,ioo! Cir. ridden by
Tod Scan.
The ITie.d this week dsvoJes !ss leading
article 10 contrasting E-ii zA ard Amer
.can race rdihg. ard foI TIE Arst TINE IN
Us 8i~tory = iIdarses something American.
The Pied says:
There wae 4 time when Engiisamen
thought themselves supreme n everything
concerning The n0Ts~ btli thai lGea 5 being
very surely knocked o1 the head, Tor
American horse have won some II our
best races. ard uow Sloan comes among
Is ~ sn0H our jockeys ne aaS style ap-
pagent.Y super ,4r 10 tngtFS-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-09

CINCINNATI, Oct s.--Track az Latonia
was fast today and the weather was pleas
ant. Results:
Mile selling -Caius won: Bdrbee second !;
IDEAL Beau third. Tine. l:l3h.
Five and a haif furlaues-f re kentuckan
won; Noland.es second. Holland third Time
Ito
Mile and an eighth. sell!ng-Madlalo won
Eva.iue second. Nirgie .. third. Time SO.
The Latonia Autumn prize. mile and Il
sixteeuth~Lanky Bob WON; Great Bend Sec
ond. Sauber third. Time. 1854.
Five furlorgs-Thfcry wor. Au-ec.. &C.
oud SIS We Third. Time iNGiA
Mile sellius-Annie OIdfeid wen; The
Planet second. Eebert third. TIME l:t2a&.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-09
4 YOUNG MANS COUNTRY.
HENRY FRENCH CALLS SEATTLE
sAAITARiIM or Tue EaioN.
Destined 10 He Great Naval aad
Commercial senport-s~w steam
ship Line VIII stake This the
Liverpool of the Great " eat

Henry French. attorney go counseiof-
a,-law Of san Use. tai, wao was tne
nosninae Of re Prohibition paF;E ~ ara.
state sog governor x 355t. = - tb~ E3iS-
Sczt.k ais F-sI.-h - here u i.-.'~; .ise
legal bushes. WaeG sren BY i'1-i-IH-
feI.igsa0er reporter "a sa.1 t'sa4 LlAs1l'e-as
esi.ea him here last winter. aid 81 tc~aIils
80 Impressed a:fa Ire g-4F=s~t4: - t-e
Fuaef SOUND country ti4st tfas 1'u's 4.e
+ brought ms VIE Win a!m u snare l'S
g.eries.
with youi future greatness w1eE i opsefN.es
the strategy importance u ne l5-eiiCf4 ..
your city. No KJat4ft @t% ~ 49,
leeteG. Seattle Is certainly destined % bt
q great naval and Commercial. seaport
notice your four Efeaf tsaus@gDt3ntafa'
Ts.lroae l.:9ss terminating here a your
wharVes. al0ngnscc a. tG~ sn.pf tla' *
cs.aT.ge your products win the E1ole void
/ have R.Eijed mary * tit alo=i important
seaporls Of Tie wof.G. &a4 uhiies.fAtltS!y
declare yoB have .n se3ttle more naiuit Al
Advantages than either Nm / 0fE CT l-iF-
erpool Our naval authorities have mani
fested rare good Judgment - lo-afinS ne
Puget sound naval station A. Port Or
chafd. Wh,rh y H9~-tia., friendly rival
OF Esqulmau.t in British Columbia.
'You are rs the center % tae lumber
reserves OF ,ae world. ThlsIeea ships afs
nov d, port Bldkeiey leading lumber !or
ports in ali parts Of The F0rld The supply
eeems !uexbausttBle. Your coal deposits
would furnish fuel ard run the nav.es aii
trfh,,tcd Your rniner.t weai'h i "a. ra-
SaiaIrc "a .ua share ~ ottrof,nE, he m; 40
~ .5. 1,tsa IN ~ 4<ln,d,ke 10 xyhirh Sc
Sitia il tho natural cat. nav
s.It mas been u.rIf s4.F tfat In 10 f..s'
uar thn ,,,ayrh ~ r.vtl+zatIon advanced lp,
years fnrnruerra fatluwe "a. tag VFbrn
a. haro{r uewev g1I mo ralant men
SUNK n. Gn.ngsh feaf and r1pfu~o,l Ma
s1ia he tn.tn.ttgr.a al, era ~ acfiya ipf~r-
cham. ~ cnmmod.ti.s betwe,n 10 i-r9 go
.f ,hs mos. a,farur.1fn.. t.of,,e an nartr
Sns The trctplrg ,njiitons az rs victims nt
Gns,ish ynlsr,tie
"a, the ha,Id.r Of = PREM, st,4nension
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happiness was in Der house. ard her heart
WAS with her huso~ "a ana her beautiful
battles. Tia ?. idys - Christian wsfe and
mother should oe aiken AZ her early aged Of
thEtF years. from her devoted 1'lsa8ud and
babes ems hard indeed. b}l3 1ir O'Ertou
Christian gentleman as he IS VIII be con
soled. Tor ell lime by ne fact That hers
was a pure. bsaneless life and taat she
has gone who're. beside Gods own throne.
she can better ipoiore II : grace Cor the
protection ana sale bringing W Of her 1T
IL 3ueS.
III grave. s'lrroardaa ~ hosts + friends
whose grief was a silent testimonial of their
esteem. mr. i-rcaV-l. he4rt5ruk.u, hus-
band supporting .r,.r Httle ri. l~er ard
Ujth a. tSe ri.eq ~ the Catholic church.
Nj Mi-aaei CBr,ro VAS LAID % rest a
tie family p.o, q; Calvary GENE, ~ Friday
FRIEND
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NATIONAL. LEAt.tE GAMES.
Observation-Disclosures Cnme Postponed.


BROOK LNN y y. Oct S-The BOSTON
Brooklyn baseball game was postponed on
account - Wet grounds
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Morris Park lsacea.

NEW YORK. oct Sin siate Of the DIS
agreeable wcather al Morris park today.
the fine card irdGctd many 70 appear III
the rain. Results;
Octooer sjeepiechase, about two and =
hair niies-Sn i}eiaa MOI, Royal Scarlet
second Wood Pigeon third. Time. SAP.
Mn"-FToar.ersman won. Brass second.
julius Cac-ar third. T ne 1:45l2
SIX fuT!onge--t ,oymoTant won. Great!ard
second Tender third Time, ia
Rancho del Pa=o stakes SIX fur.ongs--
Martimas won. Lady Lindsey second, King
Bagleyccrn th.Td. Time. I.i33..
Morris Fdrke special stakes. TWO miles
Ben Holiday won. George Keen second.
W1rrcnton third Time 3.23i.
Ml,e-lE4ndsel wor, MAXIM Gomez sec
ond orion third Tim. ,i2l2.
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DRf@b Tiles.

At t~r-~-e:.t meeting q tHa 2 t-1 WI
- 1a8 ~,fseass Glaze ~. He 1e.. x rom
- Ia. trke e-s. 5-lE. FRS Huo- 81 + a'c.1<
- E-;.rG. tf~rok+- - a. -,s-.ts
ar uT@tf. 10 artert.
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TOD sLoAN's GREAT RIDING.

/ sat Ier-ies has beer dre pped Cut * Ca.
.fog1.a J.E1'sF programme
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CHICAGO oct. S~T1e stallion stakes,
;he riches. prize competed for on the
Western tracks Sjrce iA4. was won 70 4ay
Dy Alaen. ofe 0f me taree colts sent 10
the post by re Fleiscamans. " Cincin-
mas Resuits:
Mile and a xteea,h--Mar;a won. NJ.
Easton second. Pgesteia third. Time.
j .sy%..
seven fur.ongs-Ver.fy Won Ntvoce Sec
ond. Tlmemaker tbIsd. TIM, i:53.
SIX fufiongs. the S-alGon stakes. s. zoo
added 2-year- ol1S-AiIcn won, SIS Ma
ron second. Or. Eichberg third Tine
tIG4.
Two miles-W nsiow wo1. Bethlehem,
Star second. Hos tAi~d Time. go
I7s.N course stee0i@ chose 4aulist won.
Irzeo-i second Masle, Fred tnird Time.
i5siz
Mile and a sixteenth -Hampden WOE. Eli
Dad second II Favor thTd Time, l:5S.
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DIP. ANNIE RUSSELL, diseases o.
voU1e=- "a Elack1sy.
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rhitabriphta a. Nn.htue;nu

MEM YORK. Nf Nv N.tk. f}sl
NOR eAn.e l.sEl-.- - s-...rts
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-02
RETURN HOME
The New York Naval Reserve To Be
Mustered Out.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-The New York
naval reserve, who have served on the
Yankee during the war, will return to
this city to be mustered out. The boys
will receive great ovation. The
parade up Broadway will be reviewed
by the mayor at the city hall. The
scenes attending the return to the list
will be duplicated.
CAMP WIKOFF, Sept. ALI ar
rsngements were made this morning to
move the 33rd and 34th Michigan to
Detroit. H. S. Pingree, Jr., son of the
governor of Michigan, with fifteen
trained nurses, will look after the well
fare of the diers on their trip home.
The Michigan troops with travel over
the West Shore road in trains made up
entirely of Pullman sleepers. Repre-
sentatives of the soldiers relief COM
mittee from Michigan provided this
comfort for the men.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-02
SKATERS ARRIVAL.
He Landed Unexpectedly and Upset
Reception plans.

MONTAUK, Sept. General Shafter
has arrived. The transport City OF
Mexico on which he and his staff left
Santiago, came into Fort Pond Bay at
an early hour this morning. AS soon
as the signal men here made sure of
the identity of the transport, prepara-
tlOns were made to receive the general
of the Cuban army with a royal well
come.
But Shafter, who was scheduled. to
land at o'clock, came ashore unex-
pectedly shortly after u o'clock and
Gen. Wheeler's reception plans were
knocked awy. Skaters reception
on this account was quiet. He WAS at
Wheeler's headquarters before many
persons in camp knew he had landed.
The converted yacht Allies brought
Gen. Shafter to shore and fired salute
of IA guns as soon as the generals
foot touched the shore. General Young
and two aides were waiting on the
pier to receive Shafter. Gen.
Young greeted him. 81 am glad to
see you, General" he said, II am the
AAOh - 3 Aes0 w SCC shoo yOu oTC lOOhiuS
so we'll" II am well,', replied Cen
eral Shafter, II am glad to see you and
glad to get back home again"
Major Miley, of Gen. Shsfter's staff,
who had landed earlier, hurried to the
pier and with Shafter got into a cay
riage that was waiting. With General
Young and his two aides on horseback
alongside, Shafter was driven toward
Gen. Wheeler's tent amid the cheers
of negro soldiers who were doing guard
duty near the pier.
The carriage e,was'then driven rapidly
to Gen Wheeler's headquarters where
he received an entb usiastic reception
though he came too soon to get the
greeting prepared by the brass band
and cavalryman with artillery salute
Shafter lunched with Wheeler and re-
manned in conference at headquarters
for a long time.