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New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
on THE SHORES OF LAKE GEORGE.
EARLY PLEAsURE-sEEKERs ALREADY AT
THE FAMOUS LAKE

Lake George. n. Y. June 10 (SpeciaD.-The steam
ers Horizon and Ticonderoga have recently begun
their regular daily trips through the famous lake.
of the larger hotels having opened their hos
pftable doors TO the early pleasure seekers. and
many OF the cottagers are even now occupying
their summer homes
The fishing this year has been excellent and
Colonel W. d. Mann has during recent visit at
his cottage In the Waltonan Isles. near Hague,
made several fine catches Of lake and salmon trout
Captain Roe. Of the Adirondack. and Captain
Harris, OF the Horizon. have also had a remarkable
luck with rod and reel, taking several large trout,
Of which weighed twelve. pounds.
Z. p. Harris at the Fort William Henry Hotel,
has entirely transformed the grounds of that at
tractve place, and his plans for the entertain
ment OF his guests are generous and auring.
The Marion House, under Mansur Davis, has
already been deuged with applications for rooms.
for the reputation OF this popular hotel is far
reaching. The Sycamore Is always filled with an
appreciative host OF guests and this year promises
to outstrip former years in It's success The an
nual regatta held here in August. is one OF the
chief events Of the season Pearl Point House and
Hundred Island House have put on their holiday
faces. and one cannot fail TO wonder what new
plan Mr.. Knapp can invent to add TO the many
House and gro1nds ~ w BSickelI has been busy
for months enlarging his steam yacht Echo and
improving the numerous houses. cottages and
grounds Of Huletts Hotel Those who want TO
spend q vacation OF unceasng pleasure. mixed
with magnificent view and beautiful surround
ings. return year after year to this well-knOwn
place Sas Paine has completely remOdeIled the
Silver Bay Hotel. and deserves hearty cOngratula-
ton upon the transformation Of that compare
lively small hostlery into frst-class hotel. with
all modern Improvements. There is some talk also
Of the extension OF the Tconderoga road along
thus making a continuous highway from Caldwell
to Fort Ticonderoga. At the foot OF the lake. f.
Rock Hotel. well as the Bureigh House. OF
TlcOnderoga. Their success is assured.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
nDEN IIrNE 9th

Is situated on the summit OF the cstskn Mountains,
. 90 N elevation and commands the famous view q,
the Hudson Valley. The hotel park Consists OF
acres OF spruce and hemlock forests two neautltui
lakes many miles OF carriage road and mountain uas.
special care taken with the table the vegetabIes
butter and eggs are delivered daily from tne terti
gsrlers al the base OF the mountains. choice herd
0t Alderny COWS furnish milk and cream they hIs
pastured on hotel farm and are cared Tor Uy az
meat reach the hotel at early hour each morning
related coolers \ French chef utilzes the fresh
health products for the Of the guests OF the Noun
an House Rates f1r board sl4 90 10 S21 90 per week
Juy daily rate $500 Special season rate 70 guests
arriving before July 4th. Address. CHAS. & GEO. H.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

repair and the drives are attractive and pleasant
Inc mouse will open on June 90
ne oio Catskin Mountain House, not far dis
Iant VIII open for its seventy seventh season
June "a. and the managers are Charles and George
ri. Beach, heretofore. This historic resort is
now at the head CT the Otis Eevating Railway by
Wnlch visitors are drawn up the face OF the noun
tam from the Catskili Mountain trains at the base
House. at kaaterskill Falls, which Is again under
the direction Of Anton Christian. 1t stands at the
mead or that famous mountain cascade whose
Nellous beauty has been told the world around
At Halnes' Falls, that other famous cataract,
the well known Twilight. Sunset and Santa Cruz
PARKS, which have become popular and attractive
with an excellent class OF New-York and Brooklyn
people, who spend the entire sum ner and most OF
tages along the massive slope of Mount Lincoln.
All aboHt are many hotels large and small and
the location at the head OF this famous kaaterskil
Glove is charming beyond all description At Tan
nersve numerous other hotels: in fact, the
entire region Is devoted 10 the summer entertain
ment OF city visitors. On the surrounding slopes
are various other park preserves including Onte-
ora. Elka and Schohare Manor Parks. each having
There are also many private summer homes in
this region
Then at Hunter. that quaint little mountain
village, are host Of hotels and boarding houses
where thousand or more visitors delight 10 inger
through the summer months, driving and cycling
over the smooth roads which abound In that
vicinity
on the main line Of the Ulster and Delaware. at
Of the Messrs. Knapp. who will open the resort
en- Thursday next
HOST OF RESORTS.
At Pine Hill there is a great collection OF
mer hotels too we'll known 10 need special mention
here. 1t has long been one OF the most popular
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

more accessible than when the long stage ride
from Catskiu village was the only means OF reach-
ing IT, The time now Is only three hours and a
half from this city by way OF Catsk!ll from which
point the Catsklll Mountain Railroad and the GUS
Elevating Railroad afford a direct route 10 the
hotel. 1t Is also TO be reached from the kaaters-
Kill station OF the Ulster and Delaware Railroad.
One OF the most desirable attractions OF this sum
init OF the Catskills is the fact that the tempera-
ture ranges from fifteen 10 twenty degrees lower
than in the city, which with the mountain air. az
fords the best recuperatOn in the heated term.
The views Of the valley picturesque waterfalls.
the mountain lakes and the winding paths through
hernlock and pine forests and over edges ana
heights afford n variety Of scenery and unsur-
passed means for healthful enjoyment.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
THE GLORIOUS CATSKILLS.
WONDERFUL BEAUTY OF THE NOUN
TAINs.
=. POTENT ATTRAcT1oN-MANY IMPROVEMENTS
IN TRAVELLING FACILITIES BY BOTH
RAIL AND BoAT-PRosPEcTs OF
PROMISING SEASON.

kingston ~ Y. June 10 tspecaD-The peren-
,,al glory OF the Catskll Mountain region as a
,,noer resort never more charmingy ap-
,arent than now. in these early days of summer
The magic spell Of May showers and June sun
ssipe has clothed the crags and slopes with gar
,o,ds Of wondrous beauty and loveliness Nor is
,bis wholesome and delectable summer spread re-
~-red alone for the rich and well-to-do in life
Those with moderate Incomes and small savings.
u,bo must stop to count the cost and who often
aod the change most, may here find an abounding
,rs,core without serious demands upon their lin
.sd purse The Catskills are emphatically a rest
,d resort for the weary worker and plodder Of
.na town The empty formalties OF society are
90, binding here. and the mountain code OF social
rroceaure is an adjustable affair OF the most en-
ioyable character
All this and much more Is still full hundred
niles from the great metropolis and nobody ever
,shes the mountains were ever nearer Not
zen the railway companies. which have stretched
,bs,r steel rails between nor the feet and palatial
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
TUE BALDWIN. AT BEACH HAVEN, ". j.

All the attractions Of the New-Jersey coast are
~, confined 10 the Long Branch and Ocean Grove
ragtons which are best known TO the mutitudes
Further down the sandy shore OF the state SAND
wiched between the two great cities which contrib
p,e IN a great degree to her summer population lies
paach Haven IL is between Little Egg Harbor and
the ocean with the surf one side and still water
on the other in the region north OF Atlantic City
On the beach is one OF the most attractive and we'll
furnished hotels OF the Jersey coast. This is The-
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
PHILANTHROPY.

From The Washington star.
what makes you stand still and let that
nan talk about horses 10 you by the hourf
You aren't interested In racing"
mo" answered the amiable citizen. But u
cost him hundreds OF dollars 10 learn all that
horse talk. lie ought to have some fsn tes ~
monsSs"
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

exervthlnK that Is unpleasing is debarred; one OF
the especial advantages OF the house Is the ample
sIinpIy OF pure drinking water from a Famous
snrlng from which II Il cavled 10 the house IN
wooden buckets. no pipes being used Ths spring
Mad a reputation among the Indians who dwelt IN
The region before white feet had found their way
thlther The roads IN the vicinity OF Lake Mahopse
are In excellent condition for driving and wheeling,
and many points OF interest lie within easy reach
IN the surrounding country. -
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

town are many houses which might well be named
Cofteee life is growing in favor all through the
ran0e and many new dwellings are being erected.
TIE beautiful Big Indian Valley. Woodland Valley
summer abodes.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
A HOST OF RESORTS,

At Pine Hill there is great collection OF sum-
mer hotels too we'll known 10 need special mention
here. 1t has long been one OF the most popular
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
8rbnrfrbrnhr IasfrnbGGs.

Der biesjd6rige groBs Mastenbau
bes .l1nteI 8rdIig : 8ereens" tpirb
beute Q6eHb in Der r8srmanidz
MGnner9orz5 ale" ffuttfinben. Sin
tii6fi9es arrangements @Gomite bat
bereit5 felt LANCER s3eit umfuRenOe
@orbereitungsn getroffen, UNI ben
Masfenbau gu einem Der gsotegenz
fen Der Sdifon gu MAIDEN. N4t
tperthbpue 9reiTe Iinb fir Die be-
ften unb eIeganteiten Musfen dusgez
feBt. Sod intersfdnt perTpri9t Die
Q%uFfiibtung sail Columbia" groBes
patriotii9es @erparolungs @Sableau
NIT elettriI6em 2t9t unb meddniz
i3en Gffetter, gu tperoen.
,8ermaniaz nz8erein."
Der ,9ermanid : Surnpsrein" perz
anItqltet 1einsn o~iesjdbrigen Wostenz
buQ beute in S9tegel's vSr9ez
frion : Sale. 8ie bereits mitgez
t6eilt, pirb berIelbe an lle6errd DUN
oen oar 8ielsrlei bringen, bd Elm umz
Ti9tigss Gomtte bic umfafenoIten
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der auiGbrli9 benz Prin5en gurnepaI
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oen, ben 8. 6e6ruur, in Der Ser
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Mfastsnbaa fsinen friiberen @rfolgcn
dn3ureikn, tpel6er, tpenn mD9li6,
ale pOr9ergegangensn 5eits in ben
S9atten Itelen ion. Die neri9iebez
men @omite'n Itnb ieit Do9en on Der
Qr6eit unb peroen Ni9ts unperIu9t
lafen, I'M ben 4nforberungsn unb
Grtpurtungen ibrer Mtt9tteber uno
Sreunbe in pplfpmmenIter WeiIe Sc
niiee gu leilten. Inter Der bepG6rten
unb fiinltLsrif9en 2eitung bss 6rn.
O. 9eitpib tpirb Der rNrbeiterzM Gnz
ner6pr" in d6t pra9tpplen Sableaur
lem gnbLitum bic @rpuneenIhaFten
bes nsun3ebnten Sabrbunosrts auf ies
benz menf6Ii9tn 9e6iet in interaHanz
ter unb pudsnber Deiie Dor 4ugen
Fi6ren, I'M bunn na4 @GluB Der
Sdbleaur nit feinem gan3en 4n6ang
aus dQsr 9erren 2Gnoer benz prin3en
GarnebuI in dusgisbigTter @eiie gu
buIbigen. DAB bei'm rQrbsiterzMGn<
ner9Or" Der inrers Meni9 INNER gu
feinem poaIten &e6te tOmmt, piFen
ale feline 5reunbe aus Grfa6runq, u.
fper in bieTer 9inIi9t 3peifel 6egt,
Den pirb Der genannte 9srsiR zines
8sFersn i~ibtraeGgeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
Tla6enraunl, GinpuBnrrIabl II. /. 10.
Der Der. Staaten.

@r0Bte 2Gnge bon Often nd4 Be'
fen 272O Meilen.
9r0Bte 8reite BON goroen na4
Siioen 1900 Meilen.
IlG6snruum, nit GinIaluB Don
9lagfa (577,39O) 3,602,990 Quuz
ordtmeilen.
3uabrutmsilen.
alsinIter Gtaat (Rbobe : SsESnD)
1906 Quubratmetlen.
g(bosI6GBter Sotdl : 0ett6 bes
Giqenf6ums Genius pOn 1890 $25,z
473,173,418.
GeTammter 3ei8t6um ungsFd6r
So, 1000, 100000.
GsIammt3abl Der 9eD0tterung g..
622,25O.
Mdnnli6e 8eDOlterungs3a6t 3d.
O67,88O.
MGnnli9e 9erIOnen in pe6rfdbiz
1em Otter 13.326,168.
Mdnnli6e 9erIonen, q Sabre unb
barber, 16,940,311.
0eger : 8eb0lterung, einI9lieBli6
Der SnOiuner Il. /. H., 7,638,36O.
@sIammt5abl bon 8erIonen i'm
S9ulalter, 8 bis 20 Sabre, 22447,z
392.
Die 8e6n 9r6Bten Stdote (genfus
bon 1890 limb Die fOlgenOen: gleps.
@ort, 1,515,301. @6icGgo 1,O99,8 $50,
96ilaOeIpbid 1,O46, 1854, 8ruotlnn
806,343. Ct, 2ouis 451, no. Bolton
448. AT, Baltimore 434,439, Gan
S~ran5isco 298.997. Cincinnati 1885,
908, @Esbeldnet 261. 1853. 0as Sem
trum Der 8eb0lsruna 6efinoet Fi6 20
M}siLen Ditli0 pan Columbia, SRo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
uQprb 8uItimprtzR a u :
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Sine intereFunte uno ulHiiidnte 51z
IdinQ83eit : lInter6altung Derdn fdlz
tete Der v2orb Baltimore : M}Gnnerz
4pr" goItsrn I6snO in Der n0orb 8ai@
timore : WGnner9or 9aae" an Der
6drforo : Mpepue, na6e @baIeitraBe,
gu Der Ti6 iroB Des unangerebmen
0si!trs Elm subIrti6es gu6Ittum einz
aefunDen bate. Der MGnnsr9Or
faaa unter 2siturg bes 9rdFOentsn
Srn. Sp6n u. 6ran3 p6rii6IiDgsz
lings : MarF9" bon 8. 6. Bed urb
voie 6roT9 : G%drtate" pon 6. Sennig
unb erntete rei9en 8eifaQ. 8e5Onz
bsrs erbeiternb rpirtte Ou5 tomil4e
0uett Jim Mitternuft" BON 8. &ron,
geTupaen 0 ben Serrer Ritolaus Ye=
ters unb 9eorg 0ebes. 9r. &url
4ies erfreute bur9 elm Senior : Solo,
,S9u6oriiden" bon S9dfsr. Re6t
u~nterbaltsno tpirtten mebrsre i4er3z
9dfte 8ortrGge, fpmiI9e @eIdnge unO
SGn3e Dos Serrn Gbdrles Mari614.
Yrof. R0Bler'S Sr9eiter con5srttrte
in ben 3pifdenpauIen unb FpieIte au4
Bel Dem puafplaenOen Sun3Oergnii9en
gum Sarge duf.
OQs arrangements : gomite Be-
ftanO aug ben So. Seinri9 5sibe, $.
&aus, +. q. 6int, 4uguIt Sbieme, s.
81. 6ran3, Robert S. Rei6, SoIepb
6ran3, 6riebri8 Sud, geter 80. 8ro5z
lep, 6riebri9 &ir6ner, SoIep6 2ipp
uno So6n q. Bauer.
9srr Sermann 3pie6eImann, Der
9er6ergspatsr, FeBte einsn Oor3iigli4en
2unf6 duf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08

tat feffsuIkuen. 9o6, tpie ale Ipl9e
StubenmGb9en, tparsn lie gu 9efpibt
unb berI4panber, ebe bic 0emostis
rrng erfoIete. Mdn muntelt iebp6,
baB Ie aus benz Surnberein y@pr>
pGrts" itdmmten.
Sr. 6rana Solft, prGIibsnt Der
n8ereintgten SGrger," mar eutf9ie>
ben bic tomti9Ite Mosfe. Seine Sc
Ifalt mar bon pben Bis unten in 3tpei
S6eile etn9et6stlt. Die IiRte Settle
btlbete bds noturgstreue 4bbipb eines
StroI9es, pG6renb Die rs9te Geite
bon Der SpbIe Bis gum S9eitel poGlz
ltGrot9e 9eielT6dftss3 otIette auFz
mics. Sr. 5ultl blitb aud fetner
RoIle ottreu, dIs er etnen Breis err
belt. Gr ertIGrte nGmli9 5uer1t, buB
er ben 9reis ni9t onnebmen piirbe.
Od iebo9 bic 9rttsrt9ter bemertten,
bdB Iie in ibrer @nti6sibung feline
@enberune MAIDEN piiroen, nubm er
bas @eI6ent an. Der r9entleman"
refiiIirte, pas Der Stamp" dnna6m.
0as Set bouerte Big gum friiben
Mpreen, unb ols bafel6e beenbet mar,
girg Ssbermdnn nit Dem 8etpuBtiein
6eim, einem ungemein fr06li9en
Mastenban bsigafpobnt gu baden.
0as arrangements zGomite, nell
DIES fi4 bur9 feline gang duSge3ei9nez
ten SeItz@orbereitungen geItern aagez
mein 6eliebt mu9te, beTfanb urls ben
$50. 8. Nel, @eOrg @epFOrtb, @eorg
8irI9erbOfsr, Bm. 0euring. 4uguIt
@ibmann unb 9rof. s. 6. 5rant.
Oils S~an5orbner fungirten bic So.
Ssinri6 Bearing, Seinri4 SanbluB,
Martin 6epler, Nbplp6 Wienert uno
6riB Slider. unD bic arrangements
fir bas i'm Speifefdule %ferptrte
Q6enbeFen Fager in BEN 6dnben bes
Caterers z. G6ri1tiun SAmud.
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RabH 0%nuOnnum.
Der @trtb 2ouiS Stie6sl begin9 in
Ieiner 8obnung SeI6fmoro.

Der @trtb 2oui5 Stie6sl bsging in
ieiner 8ORnun9 @eI6FmorO.
QGI8 unbefannter rrIu6e beoina uez
ftern 2Oui5 @tie6el, 8eFtBsr berWirtbs
f6aFt gr. II, @et : GroBitraBe,
@eI6ItmOrO, in0em er cine 0oIis Qauz
bunum naRm. 8aitern TIorgen I4idtt
er feline betOen S06ne QuquIt uni
2out5 mad elmer Qpot6ete, UNI fir Ii
Gents &uuOanum gu 6olen. Rd9bem
er 0aiielbe er6dlten, trant er bas Sit
aus, babel ben beiOen ;Sunaen auruz
feno: DSRr iebt mid ni9t le6en6 pies
oer!" @r 9purbe na8 benz nMarns
ldnoer ltniberTitGts : 6oEpita(" oez
bra9t, bod erpies Ti8 ole Gr3t[i6e
9iilfe perge6ens, Der 2e6snsmiioa Itur6
odFsl6It gegen 2 1l6r Go8mittogs.
@breben.- 5rou glnna m.
&dmP9dus ftarb geftern Q6snb J1O
ubr; Tie mar Die @ittne be5 p%erTfprz
beren 9rr. S. Ruoolp6 4Qmpbaus,
Die 8eer6igung finbet am 0onnerz
flag, 50 uRr @ormittags. bon i6rer
IeBten 8ofnung, Gar. 518, 8ibb[e.
Gqe1, aus Itatt.
- @s ftarb um Sonntao Srd1
0orot6ed 8eder in i6rer Wobruno.
Gfr. 1916, RetpzSeriebz4be., 8df6z
ingtOn, .. 6. Die 8esrbiguna Finbet
beute, No4mittags 2 u6r, BON Der
Do6nung i6res 8rubes, g.. Q(uouTf
8efer, Nr. COL, WeTtz8arreftr.. ous
ftatt. 5rau 8eder tpurbe Dor Sc
SuRren in Marburg. SeRen, 9e6Oren,
fam uber f6on in iunQen cyd6rer nod
Qmerita, mo fie bier in Baltimore IT,
rem @o6nIiB auf9Iue, bis fe All 8ez
ginn beg 8iirgertrAges nu9 8afbz
ington ii6erfiebelte.
= Sr. Srant 8. 8ppp, felt SO
Sdbren Organiit Der FL. Rreu3s& Stride
an @eftz, nobe 2igftFruBe, Ifar6
oeTfern i'm WLter bon 49 CSa6ren in
ieiner @obnung, Nr. %, SRzWeTfz
ftruBe. 9eborsn um 20. Sult 1850
bierTel6it, ~berbeirat6ete f9 Der Ser
Itrrbene on II. Moi 1874 nit feiner
nunmehrigen @ttttpe 8at6erine, auz
FER pel9er er Drei &inber GinterlGBt.
6r. 9opp mar eirer Der @riinoer Der
st. 9aulsz Sitter" auBerbem qe60rz
te er Dem Sub< 8altimprer y@olpingz
Gufno" an. Die 9eerbigung Firbet
am 0onnerItag Morgen pom Srauerz
6aufe aus Itott.
Mit &arboGfGure be9of<
fen. Die 40 So6re dlte Minnu
8reenbsrg. SCR. 1922, 9arrett : 9(cez
nue., poRabdTt, tuurbe geItern Na6mttz
tda bei'm 8erIu6e, IRE &leiber DON
i6rem 3u6Glter So6r 8ouersFelb. nit
pel4:m fe Bis oOr atpei Nonuten aHz
Tammsnlebte, 81 erldngsn, bon QeBtes
rem nit &urbolIGure beaoFen, 10 bon
lie am sau3en 8Orper fftper pers
brdnnt Rsurbe. Bis fpGt osftern
Q6enO mar es nod ni9t gelup9en, ben
us6elf6dter 3u psr60ften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08

1900 bas SGnaerFtft in tigener 9erIon
su er0ffnen. DAB bieie WittbeTIuHgen
bon Den 9eEequten nit 8egeiiterung
dutgencmmen fpuroen, brdu6t nDbl
nt6t beIonbers 6erporgeboben 3u perz
ben. Dom QfembIp : Mttgltab 8renz
nan, BEN Batter Der 6atreffenben Bin,
lag Elm S4reiben an Ri9ter gttu Dor,
IN pel6sm bon osn 4menbements our
gorlage, nGmIi6 ba3iigIi4 5aft6urs
tett Der bic 5al. heruBenbeR Orgdni=
fattonn fir C~ntItdnbene ShG0en uIp.
Die Rsoe lit. Ri9ter Rsu bat bereits
an ZEN 9eneral Qoiutunten QHoratps
unD 5rn. Brennan gsI9rie6en unO bic
gereitlpIQtgteit Der g9erinigten San
ger BON 8rootlbn," ni6t nur ale et@
tpatgen 8eihdoigungen Der 9aqe 5t
repartren, IonOern audi Die Quslugen
flr 8sleu6tung gu tp1gen, betont.
Die Bill ptro nabrI9einli9 nit ben
QmsnOements heutt, 0tsnitug, Der
4fembI9 DorgeIegt perben. 0d5
9alen : Gomtte fpurbe auf einen 81
3llglI6en Qntraq bin nod nt9t auFges
lot, es tptro pielmebr peiter urbetten
uno ieIne 9aupt : Qufg1ben BARN err
bItdsn, bic MitgIieoer Der Qegtslutur
81 8uritsn Der 6uqenbtq 81 beetrz
flufen. gu bieIem 53pede miro it4
Elm pber Der anDere 6err aus benz 60
mite buI0m09Iih7t na9 4lbdnp be8ez
ben. Dem Gomtte tpurDe fir feline
erfol9ret6sn 9emii6ungen Der elm
ittmmT8e 0ant Der 8srfummlung Do
tirt.
Dem 10 f6tper Dom Iln9liid betrofz
fenen Sdngerbruoer 6eIir S9pur3=
f4ilb, Der ieBt in 8rooflDn po9nt,
purbe aug Der 8~erbunOstuFe cine
9a6e BON $50 betpiuigt. 5srner fuz
men bic 9elegaten elmer @6renpflt9t
mad, inbem tie bds 4nOenten an ben
nsuli6 in Baltimore Der tor6enen
SGnger@ Subilar uno 0trettor Des
yNorO0itliGen SdngsrbunOes," SObn
Semmtter, bur9 @rbe6en pon Den
SiBen e6rtsn. Der 4ntrag auf Grz
nernung Observation-Disclosures tpurz
be ba6in erIebiat, buB Der 9rGIioent
ermG9tigt pirb, cine geetgnete per
ion fir bisIes Qmt gu %beitimmen. lin
bic in manfen 8ereinen berrI9enOe
ungepiBbeit iiber bic Ge9te Der uttiz
ben uno p1IIibsn Mitgliebsr bei'm
SGngerfeIt gu beIeitigen, ptrO ieOem
8erein Elm girtuIur nit ben n0tbigen
4uftldrunqen iiber bieIen 9untt 5uz
gsben. Die erite Drummer Der Set
3eitun9 ion am Is. fFebruar erT6eiz
men. Die 3eitung ion tbpOgrapbii9
unO inbuIttia mlitergiiItig psrbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
tp \.

Qari8,.7 7. 5&br. = Sine DePei4e
an bic yqatrie" aus Gabenne& Der
6aupffabt Don Eran30ffa : 9u(ianu,
Iagt, baB oafsl6ft 8eFe9Ie CUR Rii4teBr
bon OreDTus na6 6runirei4 eip8ez
trOFFsn feien; Elm 6a6r3sug gu ieAEer
Ridbef0rOerung fou bereits obgsiarSt
nc-Deu fein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
,@ufub NbpIp6 8eretn."

81 tab QooGp9 @ersin."
0er ,@uItap Qbolpb : 8erein" Faiz
erie geitsrn @benb Ioin 10. Stiftung5z
felt in Der ,9ermania : Surn : SaGe"
ar Der 9oIt : office : Qpenue. Nab
elmer Superture be8 9roF. 2ieoer'I8sn
0r9eIters begriiBte prGIibeRt 9erm.
9orit bic 5a6Grei9 Nrpsi epbsn, unter
beren Ti9 DEFENDERS cine Wenge bib
i9et Oanen befonb. Die 6eitreoe
belt Setretdr 6rieDr. 2teber, Der bar
duF 6intptes, bdB Tt9 Der 8erein zines
itdttlidsr 8erm0gens BON ca. $500
81 erFreuen babe. Die jeBigen Be-
amtsn Iinb: 9rdTibept s. 9orit, @icez
9rGIfbent SO. N6lfelbt, SefretGr ST.
2ieber, S4aBmeiIter Sui. 0ienbarbt,
8erpuItungsrdt6: 3t9. 8arti9, ..
Sop, q. Stolinsfi, Sol, @4iler, 6r.
Sdpebs8, 80. Strieberg unb s. u.
Sartung. Sr. SoT. @9iiler erfreute
bic QnpeIenben nit einem fomiI9en
8ortrdge. unb 5rteOr. Gieber, iun., u.
40olpb 2Nber tru9er bas 8iolinzSolo
rY6dnt, Paft." bop SingeIee bor.
Dann fanb Elm San3trdn53en ftatt,
Bel pel9em bic Semiit6Ii6feit tpeber
bur9 ben S9neeiturm, nod Dur9 irz
geno eiren MiBtop geft0rt fpurbe.
9rGTibent 9orit bsgliidpiirI6te i'm
Quftrage bes 8ereins SRI. 8eFTie DaIz
ter, bic tiingfte 3o9ter bes 6rn. 9eo.
WaItsr, bes H%eItaurdt.urS Der Surnz
ba1s, gu ibrem Is. @eburtstags. SIN
Qaufe beg gt6tnbs trof aud Der nSo9z
fen : 8erein" in gorppre elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
sbdteite &abelberi3te,
@erfuteber 8iTiPinos.

MuniIu, 6. 5e6r. - SOrgfGIz
tioe @6dBungen iteLIen bic 8erluite
Der Tilipinog uuf 1000 3obte, $500
8erpunoete unO 5000 9efongene.
0reDfn5 foIG mad Tront'
reid 3urItgebru6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
Smt Cumberland Ntfantis.
GrORerMasfeubau Der IS armOnie."

Gin erfoIgreides, prG9tiges Set. =
3nblrei9er 8eTu9 trOB bsS i6le3z
ten @ettera. - Smpoiuptes Set
fpieI. = 6r0bIifes NastentreIz
ION
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
Griuu's @1immsnihan3.

5Imor unb 5rtube berrT9te auf BEN
Mostenbole bes vQrion." = @uz
ter Be1u9. = 9reiIt. = 3abIreiz
DIX Mosten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08

WilIommeu bier in bisim 3dumtu,
Sbr Greunos s6ttr iaibinqsluft,
Die Sbr nit Donuiq iibtH Srdumtn
Sem 6til bes S9oneu quo berpubt.
60 labt duf frobtr 9aune S6iDingen
Der Stunoeu Stliefeit uns fpeib'n,
Sc ipQ bel munterm SdtllenfliuaeH
0rr EnrnrhnI Ia hi ing fin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08

Dem aus ben SO. 9rof. .. Studs,
Ri9aro Srtmann, q. @bans Sperm,
@p6ruim &epier unb 9srmunn @tTert
beitebenben Breisri9ter : Goleqium
mar baber feline Iti9te Qufga6e 3ugez
fallen.
6olgenbe 9reiie pdren fir bic be-
ten MtasteH unb 9ruppen dusgeIebt
tpOrben: elm elegantss 5abilGn6zSdz
felgeI9irr; cine pdrlOrIampe, Elm
SFeIerDice; Elm 8lumentiI4, cine
ubr; Elm 4rug.
Die gIiidli9en @etpinner fparen:
l. Ort9ineIGe @ruppe = Die Sez
Esn." GrIs. guG S6niber. Giba
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08

Die WuSif Iptelte 6dnn cine etnz
Id1mei6eLrbe 8eiIe uRb berein i4peb>
ten atp6(F Muferlilier, burgeitelt BON
ben Arls. @bit6 Ben, 8tan4e Ptquett,
2ouiIe 2e8er, MSarie 9ruB, 8atie
8uI6neG, 5rances 2epenfObn, Mattte
Sans, @oifb 9feiffer, Sine &6rens,
@rstfen Studs, Sable SRo:Rdn unO
&oTis 6ran3.
9ieIe SGn3erinnen butten ben
S6ertDrper in ben 8lumentel6en ber=
6iiQt, tpdbrenb bic 9riinen 8ldtter Die
R0Ge biloeten. Ous Bib mar Elm
auerliebites. numentli9, tpenn aus ben
neibrDt6li9su 8lumenfel9en Die
R0pfe Der Sdnserinnen EerbOrlugten.
DIS bieTe bunn Ii9 Dpr bes 9oIeioOn
S6ron nieber9elafen, bipfte in entz
fprefsnbem &oitim cine Qn3abl StDz
i9e berDOr, bargsIteut bon ben SO.
s. @. 9upau, Stub. 5run3, e. s.
&6rens, 3. +. Sreina, 5peb. Suengs
lima, 2ouis 8oufat, SEQ. &remer,
g9as. Garland, s. g. Ropp, eugene
.. SpbnIon, SOIepb 6uerIt unb S.
RdbmOnb WilIon. Na9bem bic JrO<
f6e msbrere Male bic 2ilisn umtan5t