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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Die ErirOcns=Gnnfcrcn3.

nSn DitIer Wp6e foQ bpn Den Meltz
md4ten Der neue 8otta5friebe ms Sc
Gen gerufen reroen, Der, ME Die
''Treuga Del" bes Mitlelalters Dem
JauItre4t, ben fa1tiger1 3ifungen,
Die bleiT9tper auf Den BDlfern la1ten.
Elm &noe MAIDEN IpQ.
Der 5rie0ensfi irif in unfersm Sane
lit Der @3or BON RuBluno, pa Der
quite Nitlau8, Der llrentel be8 grimmiz
gen Niflaus, nod fir fein gan5es 2e=
6eu genug 9risge an Der 9anO fat, 70
tpiro bic 5riebengTa4e midi Defenders
gut fa6ren, tpenn Ie ni9t gang i'm
Sanbe berlauFen ToQts.
Sin bmtFfwr 5rieOenspoet bat bas
Melterei9niB folgenosrmaBen angqunz
qsn: ~
8, 9onanb, Did prei7 id
cSn 6o9en 30nsn.
0u Daft uns 6sglii6et ,tt
Mit 70 biesm S6Onen,
Wit RembranDt unb Gu6ens,
M1it 6ii6I9en Blonoin6en, w
M&it 9elfter &0dJeGn,
Shit MilGRlmtn9en,
Miit ShndppIen unO QuItern,
Wtit %1tlbpIen 9duten,
Dem 8ols Tdmmt Grpeh
11nb Dem 0dn 6puten.
@iel baIt 8u gegebsn,
9o9 pref i9 Dor NGen
Die 3fpei 8eiper 8a6en,
Dix mir sefoGlen;
Die cine beItebt f6on,
unb nun pirb nan feRer
SH 0eineu Gefil0en
Dix andre entiteben.
0er fsnnt ni9t bic SelOen,
Die bsrrIi9en Sd4en,
8em nirb ni9t bic Seele
8or Sreube brob laden?
Die 5tpei SSbeale,
DIX 6Dqonb bisnieoen
Der Menl66eit gege6en,
6inb: aGie unb Srieoen,
llno mas i6 audi FONT nod
8on RiiBliAem Idle,
0u8 NiiBli9Ite blet6en
0pH 6rieoen uno 9G1e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15

notte, tpurbe beute q6snb Don einem
aus sStalienern bsIts6enoen WSoo 9ez
t0otei, neil er bic firFid6rige So4ter
eines bier %po6n6oftsn itdlIenIiQel
@6epaures, Namens 6oroerelt, gum
Spfer zines namenlofen 8eroreqeaS
nemaht bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Dad erbe BON 9erpep's R~uhFpmmen,

H..
9as Eptumeut, pel6e Der 9rd10eHt Der Srnz
ciuioten Staatsn tir3lib ~perfabte, tnotn FL eV M
mobore Sciuep gum AOmiral ma1tc, pHo w" ~
Qcstercn 9ubtommen in bober NSertbt9aBnng o.
balten neroen. IS niro, ais uniptofrleQllp1 0e ,
ipcis BON Selpep's Stibif unO 2ap1ertslI ~. ~
Generation auf @eneration iibertruqen peVIn. ~
qrpbe RaqenarBuei 6otetttr's WageHbttftrs, ms
dc IGsu, bic rs ocbrau6en, 8ciunobett Gatan,oha,
nel6e5 BON @eneratiou auf Generdtt0n uDct'LHHs"
iperoen fpiro unD babel piellcibt ni3t 10 nlel egtss
ipic Scrpep,s Sotumcnt nit f6 brtnQdI ~.
f6erli6 beOeutero mebr g8obltbaten. @i5 I'll"
Slcii6>9ilocr bat Oog &itters uidt icines 9le'@rH,
ais Gin qiutreiuiaer unn ptppetitcrreQer 1T Is
cinfu6 tpunoerbar. 6olg Gu Sid 9Eorgtns et5
mattel fiiblft, fails 9ein ROpi i6mer5t 99ef u~9
iblpinoli6 it, faas Su cjntu i6lebten 9el@Hluu
in 3einem U2unoe bait uno e Dir an encrqise
ieblt, Ueriube ooftcttcr's MaQenbitttrs. ScleI
On Wann oOer 6rau lei 9ein 4tioen VertopInng,
i6ledte 9erbauuug Doer llutbdtigfcit Der StpeP pUst
0iercu, Oos 9itters miro Sid turiren. @Ae @Roz
tbcfer perfduien es.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Muntae, Scn 15. Mai 1899.

@8 9iebt Menf6en, Die
i6r eigenes grpo ni6t perbienen t0ns
nen, neil 1ia Ti4 sinbifosn, nit Der Res
gierung Deg nniperfums betrunt tpprs
ben mar. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
SihioenOen.

mireou ser GpnioIisirteu @ass0efenfd,aft
ppu Baltimore
palttmore 10. Wtei 1890.
au elmer am brutiqeu 3ag. g]s5alttntn 8erianrm=
luTa rr G~irrttorm oicisr @sitai9dtt fonrNt cine
g. IN non suti 9rosent ami has
a., -eroi+of srfl6rt. ,dbl5ar am |. s Il Il an
Sis 5ti Dom @ei6dftsi8lub am 10. @ai 1899 rcoi=
irirten NttiolGrt.
Spfepb ~. SIarfe.
noze sN S61BmGUtcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15

3ret in RtGt III 10. S" aHuur 1899.
8ast ptrlaTen bic 9ilers5~tatiou, pit tolut'
s430 Germ. - Sdneu3ag, 3au9tliHis, u. x w.
Balm uRo Dem Si9cHr GUsgenor;mtR SoUHtass,
s.. g .sEabH mad Gbambrsbnr9, IsartiasbuT5
~ aosm, gort, 9. & s..9ioiFOn, Qouptliui.
bjtll6 Don Smsrus@roDs, Carlisle ER6 o. & 9.f
tsIT Born. 0auptlinis, e6ipptHsture, TrtSe
rid, Gmmitgburg unO ". L 8.=SabH bis Shes
uauooab.
uUDer.
!l0.I7 8oru.-atteH. nag unlonsSrNost' SstSr
Gettysburg.
% AZ Pnhm-Qttom. nab uRjouz8riDgt.
i332 Ra6m.-GEp. mad ItpsQori SHs Q. 6 o.
u 0s Robm.-atfommoootion uu& attfa.
n08 0a6m-GEpreB nab 9uRitsH On Der SaEPt'
Qiri,: ferntT 6rtOerid, Gmmitsburg, SbiPpeus'
buro uHb r.. & 9B.s&abH.
x Ia 0abm. aitOm. nod Gmorps9rooe.
II 10 dissatisfaction. mad tlHions9r,bgs.
q0 * Nbtuos-Nttom. mad GmoTs=9rDos.
III Ok Wbenpg-&fiom. mad GmorDsGroOt.
aT5olih. !5dgii1, aUsgtHsmmtR 5suRtaas.
Rur 60nntags.
giusts NIB gepdd=9ursau Rr. III, Gfsealtts
mors=Strabe.
Qios balten an Unions, QenniplDdnia=aOsnusss
sultan. Walbrsots CtOrtbsaptnue) Stdtionen.
o 9. W. 6sob, Gen, s@si4dftsiibrtr.
Is. 6. GEisRgta @tR,'9aa. 'aSsuts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
- Merchan ts'& Miners

- Merchan ts'& Miners
XIX Trans -JrCauOu Comp.
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tspEu IsoEt1c--..-t--- 55,eltGI, Jtatmlttua5 1 lbr.
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q. T.Stcbbfms, q. 3. NJ;
SS. .. Burner, @.=8.sA,i
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9aupt6ursour Mr.. els. 81: g rmaus Z tra6c.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15

Die m9eutfde 3eituns"
in @6urleftOn fugt bon u~nisrer leBten
Muni3ipalpdbl: Scr iibertpdltigenoe
bemotratifas @Rg in Der Baltimore
Muni3ipaltpd6L burfte auf bic Hutios
naIpablen i'm 6erbf einen latpinene
ortig anDa6fenben GinfnB BADEN,
o@inigtsit ma9t ftarf" oas 8ultimoz
rer 0eutf9t6Rm mar unb 1T einig,
ME ME 3upDr, unO perbuntt 0ieier
Sbatfahe bic bsmofratif6e 8artsi ben
glorrei9en folgeni6peren Siegi"
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'GdoG6. 7Gdalia. ausgsnomm,u 5onutugs.
U DC m y cteu uUb De Ut NorOtA
8ugc O~erlatH 6al9crtzS Station, ME folQct: ~
$50 frIb taPlib OlUiCu=5 Station 45j Trul) Dd9
Ntuium5pcgt IND G0t=0lDgu.
$40 9ornitt1qs Olriou=Statjcu S.508ormittolsl
an NoatHtlEcI, SIS NorWrttul5 SOUntdQ5
QluiOusS Station $50 WormjttdQ=l Hlb QittsburS,
GbItugo, 9Ul,luuoti N]ouisoiAe UUO 81 Goul5;
9o9elter, gutIus0. yiaguro=60a5, gotzSaDeu Il.
eoue an W0htHtCQCU.
1h45 gormittaas dIuiou=S Station l2.O0TttttagO
noGltt, Qitt5burg uuH 6ls4gIdHb: HeHoD0, 4Slls
!icm5port mD &lmirG an No5Utogtn.
1lA0 gormittl95 U~lu.nu=5tattou l2.O0Dltttn9sh
I9glI@, Nlmlito, 2~ttsbur9, ehtago. GlptlaHo'
Soleoo, Cincinnati, GouisUin6, Ct Gouts.
4So Ho1mittlQ5 tGalih lpou her uiouzSiltionl
ra3 4ltt=5ErJ, GhlcuJo, 8liluiHe Uta AlrtIHi
60 Hbeno5 taglt5 Gluions5tltion $40 A5s"osl
Aitt5burQ, GbicaEO. G~lcDtllUD, eIUcIuulttr
S~oulsoiIt U0 e. ycnls; -oltoo Ho1t'tcr,
erie Buffalo uuo &tagarasGGls, aus9enomm'H
II 30 absuOs uIntorsstatiOu u.5o @5mosN td9'
il9, 4Itts5urg, 6brGgo, Buffalo, Hg0stT, MAS
9arasEaa5 uo eric, G@le0gllHo, ousgmomm'n
RIOS gabm. Qort G,goft Qiommooation.
A.2O NQ6m. Crior0 Accommodation.
ga3 4nuagolis, 7.8t. $50 gggm. l230 uno 53l
4r"N'"h- I'D. ~--t-Ht"er"' ~-e-f 49,
sur pie Qo5cs Gr5ti=lirit. L3l Dorm. unO 437
3abm. an Q9oawtoatu.
Ban Der 4rtiibtutsStrab
300 Born. Qoa aoa philadelphia.
'145 Born. SryreB mad Qgtluoslgaia uuo R's'
Qorf.
As 8orm., eorntaas. n,rrog.as Accommodation.
200 Addm. Qgrt Ecsoft WitommgoatlgE.
AL gudm. Crfor0 Accommodation.
1913 NbeUo5 eTprfB U1b &5l.l6dph'l.
goH Der unteH 0tatioH
VI n III SIX h : 7 ~ q o "a h a. 81 d p SIP D. EzM| o. u II
Lgs SOB O0ptinOG08oHE S.-5 SD, #l'. lo0S'
l055 t5pcTIUaGpoUl BORN. 1906 l0gH}Gp13'
con BON @iimlUEroul, lao APO. i51 l.m.tiritr
Sp&tID1ggoUI, 532 gS9sitDcrg1U| &d1m,
I.53, lbs Nbtut5 an l&0bEu.lJ.n. S.aut15s.
Los fguB. BOB l5prjtUl5GCnI o.Gh 9.l3, l1g5
Sorm l2O5 t0g.1tptlJoH oeu N~t.mm9tens
liz +2J. 451 uimltir.tr Spalt0l5soHl, OBJ
fSg'1spa51oul Gltm, l53 lla5 45eaos.
Sur nab 45llaos.gala, 40 fyu5. 0.25, 80
Born, lis, 90S Nu6ul, G.fj W1cuo5 an QR0s
@.atcgm. SoaHtag5, CPS Bonn, 3.oS ga9m.,
RAD goton o5Hs Waa5onDt5fs, $50 gorm an
@o6entaatH uHb 5.33 WaDm. tagiib.
Bort 15 z u @i.om. 2io 424em. E,1m y q
Sonntaog. 0crro5ias Wf5m.. $50 Born.
NSubtuCtoH, Grprcs, 25J. 30 IJU1, -, 6-40,
1856 500. g42. 1910 gcrmr 1900, 40, 700,
225, ~, &IM AZ, 5i5 g3@ms go2 llO
ESQ irtib, go, 60. 500, 9f2 BON, 200 Iltt'
TAGS, POS. 2Z5, SIS, 4.21, 5.l5 9tadHls b.O5,
go Iaa 55+-m..." '' b 5 49, 585 a58m. Soa1.a5s,
$50 &ormittags. l26 uH2, 5"3 @13mlt.o35-
525 gadmittlgs an geobsnta9'n. e@onataos,
Gar biz aogts 6rss..giats, T35 gorm. uno l42
JaGm. an gGr5cHtI1tu.
Gtlautic Gouf sine Grpysb nab 5lcrtou UNI Rem
Suout, 2JJ Irug ND 2ZJ la0H. td1-i3i
soatbrn wojupao crprtB NAB 5lorIoa, T.psCn
leans NM PEN S~otm g.E 4orm' Lob BIG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
CIR. 1861
Sine @erorOnung CUR 6srbeifi6rung
Der QuSOebnung oss 9e5imalzSpz

ITEMS cuf Den N11er.
Qbi u t l. 49, Gs nirn ]pcrorDHet Ourd ben
Wa1or uno Stootrotb BON baltimore, Dab oc Io=
pOQrGpbil9r Sermeiuno Der StuOt baltimore bier
oeg MISUNDERSTANDING crlaftn III Der SaHldr10tt=
5unQ 1886, beftinnttl aHqtlDiciat iuirO, Gds 0c}Iz
NAL Sotcm sur RumcrIrunQ Ter Ndrltr GuI ouS
al bic StaOt Baltimore our5 bic Nttc BON 1893.
Supittl 9S, a%Hncttirte 8ebict aus u0ebntH; bcld0z
tcs SDftcm mub qeHuu oas in 1886, 3eroronuHg
Is, Abi6Hitt ,, O%efinirte SDttm ~bttol9cu unO ne
@iDl:rt=Jtummcru dui Der dmtlt1tA &drtt, Die 1857
B~crgcitellt iDirO, on5eiQeu.
AbidHitt2 =. - 1luo cs miro fcrnc@ oeroroz
net, OdB BET Ooer nab GrluB oitlcy StrorouunG
fcine &tibe Sduisr ODer SCrie Oon @ebGuoen, 0tc
lett crribttt ODcr I'M 9uu b~Cgriifeu inn. ODER lpG=
Ter in irgcuO eiucm Sbeilc Ocs b%ciaQtcn @nncr
oufgeiibrt perocu, in irQcuo elmer pon Dem 10
eutlpOrfeutn SDtcm, Otrl1teOcUeu oosc otiHlslofa
5]ulDiDer l~auieuDcn Wciic uumerirt Ooer nurD
3abIcu OOcr gu6tabcH oOer Jlomcn martrt ptrs
BEN iOlcu.
9bfduitt3 8. - llub eg nirb ftrHer oerorOz
net, baB trpeHp cine Qeriou oOer 9cripn'n. iotl@e
irgeHD cine Der @efimlntnQcu bitlfr 8eroronUHJ
81 trfiqcn u%nterldbt, ooer ibcrtritt, elmer @clnz
buBe BON iiini 81 Collars iiir icOe5 9crgebeH un=
tcrtporfeu iDcrOen ion; btiaQtc 0ciobuBen ino ctnz
~3ujjsbeu. ipie aHOcre 0clObuBeu crlunGt ncrccu.
Mi d II tt 4. - lRo cs ipjro tcrner psrOroz
net, OuB aQc @tbGuoe gu ultmcrtrW uno ale Btbier
mo llnr~tQClmdBiQtcitcn entiprcbCuO Der Q8ctlUug
bts @ebduotsS nipettors 81 bcrlbtigtn mn, ME
inter Der am 10. Suli 1897 beftGti0ten &erorO@
nuuQ DorQeidrisbeH 1T.
Qbf6nitt5.- l1uo es niro ftrner ucror0z
net. oub bieie @erorOuunQ nit Dem Gage iDrcr
&uuabmc in Strait tretcr ioG.
gtfdtigt am %. Npril 1899.
Biniam Z. Wtalfter.
Waoor.
Cine o,trcue Gopit - %. Npril 1899.
=. 6rant SuppIes,
02l 3d. l 8cqiityator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
8inidnI &. WaIh

Dta0Or.
Cine qctrcuc Gopic - %. Iprjl 1899.
:. Srant SuppIee,
03IR35.40 Redihrator.
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OR. 1877,

CIR. 1879
Sine @eroronung CUR grmittelung Il.
6efIteaung Oe5 Gnt3iinoung5z3ez
ties unb Der Oi8tigfeit bon OeIen
ODER 5luioum5, 6ergeItsGt aus
petroleum ober heffen 9roOutten,
Die inner6al6 Der @ren3en O2r
Staot Baltimore pertauft oDsr
gum 0erfauf d~nqe6otan nerben.
Ib ibuitt 1. - IS pirD btrorOnet Durb ben
Mopor NM StoOtrutb bon baltimore, Dab c5 nibt
Qcicslid icin ioa iUr irQcro cine 9crion O0cr Ncrs
ionen obcr 6irma, lrgeuo Elm Gel nbcr 6luloum
iuuerbulb Der Grcu3cu Der StuDt Baltimore gu
Dcrtluidcn, iptQjHgcbCn, 3t D~crtdutcn OOer sum
Qertauf on3ubittci, oa5 aus QttrOitum unO oettn
groOutttn b~crqeitelt uno fir GCubt3rpcde bcnuBt
iDirO, uuo mel6CS eiuF Flummc DOcr elucu cut=
3inoliben CUNT abqie6t bel i%Ucuiqer, ais 120 Gruo
Fahrenheit, oOcr ciuCr Si6tiQteit inter 400 Beau
me bat, UNI ipu irQcuO cine QerioH oOer 9erioncn,
pOer Tirma, lpelAe cine Der &citir1mun0en oieier
@crOrouunG O~erlcBcr, fir elm icocs 9crQebtn III
cine Celebrate BON nibt %tpcniecr, ais tituf EOlz
lars, nod mebr, ais 5~paujiQ Collars o%crfuueN.
Qb d. II t 2. - ltHO es miro ferncr bCrUr0z
net, DAB gi6ts in oicicr @erorOninQ, %iolucit c5
has Scfircu, ionic Der GutjituounQssQst uuO bic
Sibtiqfeit in 9ctrudt fOmmen, 10 QeoCUtct lperoeH
ioQ, oI8 mcroc oabur3 benz 9ertauf BON @aioliH
pOer Der lcibtereu Qruouftc aus &oblcuDl nOcr Be
trolcum, bic uls iol6c ~pcrfduft uno CUR StraBtn=,
GQpn= ODER MISUNDERSTANDING Dbcr 3u Sod
3pcden, obcr fir troeno etnen an0crcn @ebraub
ais 9clcu6tunQ ptripcnOCt iDcrOcn, Ginbalt Qetbau.
81 + d Il I I 3. llub &c iptrO icrucr DcrUrb=
net, bQb OiCic @erorOnlnQ nit Dem Sutum ihrcr
geftdtiQUnq in Strait tretcn loa, uno ouB irgeno
cine @troronunQ oDtr 5bcile non 8croronmQeu,
bio oamit i'm 0iOcripru6 itebcn mOger, bJcrour6
iUiOerrufcn ipcrOeu.
9cfdti0t am %. April 1909.
|Siniam 3. waIffcr.
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olnclhcin p. D. Scnne,s

qefatfuuq finDet beatt {, NontuQ, Den Is, mSol'
Radmittaqs 4 lIbr, pom ntauioltum auf osr use
f-tsrnz6emsttrp" itatt. lI52l
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S~erIammluRgs Nnselgen.

r~zse @rffer mmerpdbrcncrr 9cimatbs
NS Sduperetn.
@eutt, Moutae, Ou II. Mai, iinott bic idbrz
lide 9eriamm4uHq ftatt. Q9tamteniD1bl UNI Sabres=
beri6t. Gie 9eriuutmlunq lpjrO. in DEM 9erciHs=
gotale, Sb1ic= nm SomerietgStruBe, ubeebolten,
ipu5u ale WlitglitDer b0ilibft c~jagtllOn in0.
1850 Spbu s.. Zhmfet, GeFr.
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gnn ieincn eanbslrnten aelhndt.

Bridgeport, Conn, IA. Mai.
Gin Staliener, Namens 6. $. Meie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15

nSpftbo @rprsB" 4reibt:
rWer nod niht psiB, mas 10 Elm Sroz
pentriee aus einem Wenf4en 81 ma
den i'm Stan6e 1T, Der gebe einmal
ms SoIebo : 6ofpitdl unb ie6e Ti4
Den 9ottl. 8rugger an, Der uIs resttz
lGrer Sotoat duf Borto Ricp geipefen
lit. QGs feline 8efanntsn Itimmen Oas
rim Therein, oaB Ts i'm ouf ben er1ten
8fid ni9t pieber erfannt baben. Nus
Dem urfrdftiqen S6pei5er Itbleten
unb Surn(ahrer mar i'm 8erluuF BON
fpentgen WDfsn Elm LebenbeS Sfelett
geporoen, unD pbglei6 f4on Monute
felt ieiner Riidtebr oergangen iinO
un0 i6m Die oufmsrfTamIte Yflege gu
S6eil rrHuoe, 10 Fedt inn oas S;eber
bo6 nod beute in Den &np6en unb er
lit nur erit tpieoer Elm G3atten ieiner
feIbf. Seine BenIion, unb lei Te nod
10 bod, tam 1Dieber gut MAIDEN, mas
er berlDren hot"
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3pan5ig Saufenb saul L
timber in Minneapolis baben, Der
bortigen LINES" 3ufplge, feterli4
bos @eripre6en abgegeben, rfeinem
lebenoen We1en etpas gu 2eioe 81
tbun." 9as freut uns fir Die Mai@
fdfer, 8rD1he unb SpaBen uno -anoe>
res Settler, iopeit bds 9el06niB Der
8naben in 8etraat tommt; mas tperz
ben aber bic MGo4en nit ben Wan5en
tbun, Die lie beim 8ettenmu4en fin
Den? Sin beuti6er COMMENSURATE,
Der dbnli6a antitbierqnGlerif4e Nelz
gungen bate, IieB bieie Q~udlgeiIter,
tpenn lie in ieinem 8ette 9efunoen
tpuroen. quBerIt borIi4tig in Oas Satt
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
FOUNDRYMEN TO MEET
AT BOSTON TODAY.
Holders Strike Situation Unchanged
on the Surface, but an Early Set
tlement is Looked For.

and 1t was noticeable that after the Of
ficers went away the men were in far
better spirits than before they came.
one OF the men said he thought the
strike would come TO an end about
Wednesday, but that the molders would
not show any weakening. He based his
belief that the matter would be settled
at meeting of the foundrymen OF New
England, to be held in the Revere
House. Boston. this afternoon.
Some of the molders who went out on
strike have obtained employment else
where, and IL may be difficult for some
Of the foundrymen TO get men enough
TO operate their plants even when the
strike Is settled, for there is a demand
for molders everywhere, and there are
not many skilled men abroad now in
search OF work. The same spirit OF si-
lence is shown by the foundrymen that
has been followed all along, and the
strikers themselves say btft-fittte
other than through their executive
committee.
IL is not believed that any OF the
have succeeded in getting
any OF their castings made outside OF
the city, although such a rumor has
been i'm circulation. Today number of
grinders and other hands were obliged
to be idle at some of the foundries, as
the work Of the molders that was ahead
had all been completed, and there is
nothing more for them TO do until the
foundries start.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
BROWN UNIVERSITY.
Ssmf Final Round in The Checker Tournament.
Yale Has Accep,ed ChalIange.

The semi-fnal round OF the champion
checker tournament of Brown Univer-
sity was completed yesterday. The
scores were as follows: Ballentine won
VS.. A. Blaisdell won 2. draw 0; IL.
Baisdell won 3 VS.. Hapgood won 2,
draw f. II. NJ. Blaisdell and II. j. Bal
lentine will play against each other in
the final round for the championship
and the little gold medal offered by the
club.
Yale has accepted Browns challenge
to- n contest in checkers. The teams
will consist of the two best players
from each university.
Mr. Robert A. Woods, head Of the
South End House. Boston, will speak
i'm Manning Hall tomorrow evening un-
der the auspices of the department Of
social and political science.
Thursday evening. the Hon. Charles
T.. German, LID, will deliver a lee
ture in Manning Hall on THE Develop
ment of Constitutional Government in
Rhode Island"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
MEETING OF CREDITORS.


A final meeting OF the creditors of
Mrs. Annie Goldman OF Central Falls,
was held i'm the Office OF N. w. Little
field, Esq. in the Swarts building, yes
terday. afternoon, being called for the
purpose OF examing the account OF the
trustee of the estate. The account.
after being examined by Referee Lit
tlefield. and being found TO be true and
correct and there being no objection to
IL, was allowed.
Mrs. Goldman. who did a general dry
goods and boot and shoe business at
Central Falls, was adjudged bank
rupt on January IA, 1899. Her habili-
ties amounted TO s6,0s232, ana her as
sets. which consisted for the most
part of her stock in trade, to Sl425. The
assets were disposed Of and two divi-
dends have been declared, the first at
the rate of 10 per cent. and the second
at the rate of 1910 per cent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
MISS LA FARCE ENGAGED.
Grant Niece Of Commodore Peny 10 Marry Edward
Rerrlck ChIds.

A notable engagement, that of Miss
Frances La Fargo, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John La Fargo. the former the
well known artist to Mr.. Edward Her.
rick Childs, has been announced at
Newport.
Miss La Fargo. a young woman OF
rare personal charms. is grand niece
of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry or
Lake Erie fame, because of which
Mayor Boyle two years ago selected
her TO christen the gunboat Newport
at Bath. Me. Her mother was Miss
Perry and through that Miss La Fargo
is cousin of the Belmonts and Tiff
fanys. She is sister of G. Grant La
Fargo. one of the architects of the
Episcopal cathedral i'm New York. also
OF Oliver La Fargo and Bancel La
Fargo, we'll known i'm New York So
ciety.
Mr. Childs Is n prominent New York
lawyer. The wedding Will probably be
one OF the social events OF the sum-
mpr,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

The molders' strike still goes on in a
very quiet and unexciting manner in
this city. although there seems to be
a growing feeling among the strikers
that the end will come soon, but no
reason for this belief is advanced. The
Phenix foundry, one of the largest
plants in Providence. has made con
cession Of $2.75 day, the minimum H.
ure, but this was not accepted. The
PheniX refused 90 abolish the piece sys-
TEN and declined above all else to rec
ogniZe the union.
The strikers went under pay OF the
international union yesterday, the sim
gle men at So a week and the married
men at $3.50 The foundrymen have
published an ultimatum I'm which they
say they cannot make uniform prices i'm
this city, as can be done elsewhere. ow-
ing different conditions prevailing.
Secretary O'Neil visited Woonsocket
for the purpose OF forming a union, and
President Donnelly went to Fall River
i'm connection with the union work.
Vice President White and Vice Presi-
dent Roche Of the International union
are in Boston In connection with the
strike and the union. The strike lead
ers say they have all the money they
want 20 fight the affair 10 a success
ful finish
Some OF the union officers went TO
Pawtucket from Providence yesterday,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
A QUIET WEDDING
Miss Holmes United 10 Mr.. Flynn al The Church
OF The Ro'y Mama.

Miss Pollie Holmes. the we'll known
actress and singer of this city, was
married last evening at the Church of
the Holy Name on jenkins street TO
Joseph II. Flynn, the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. Joseph Hughes.
The wedding was very quiet affair,
owing to recent deaths in both families.
The bride was handsomely gowned in
white brocade silk with hand-painted
pinks. She wore diamond ornaments
and a wreath of natural flowers and
carried a boquet Of pinks and lilies of
the valley. The bridesmaid was Miss
Mary A. Coffee of East Providence, the
best man being Joseph j. Donahue. The
groom Is we'll known young man and
has been in the employ of~sthe Adams
Express company for a number of
years. The bride is very popular. both
i'm and out OF her profession. They have
host OF friends and acquaintances
who will wish them long life and hap
piness. The newly married couple Will
reside at the home of the bride, No. 6S
Abbott street. this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
STILL IN CRANST0M.
District Court Refuses 10 allow Cayce 10 Take
Poor Debtors Oath.

Charles Coyce OF Washington. ID. C.,
who has been for sometime engaged as
a marble maker on the new state house
was refused the poor debtors oath In
the Sixth district court Saturday after
noon. He. it is alleged, owed several
parties and he was arrested on writ
issued by Attorney Thomas Il. West
some ten days ago just as he was on
the train TO leave the state MRS.
Cayce's folks in Washington sent him
funds to get a lawyer and the result
was the hearing on the application for
leave TO take the poor debtors oath'
but Mr.. West had many witnesses pres
ent against Cayce, SO he Is stil an
CranStOn.