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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-13

erbobsn unb aneebfi9 Die Qrbsiter
Der GslsGIdaft tbdtli3 an9riffsn, bss
sabftsu gsltern 81 uno Soften I'M Oft
liden StationsbauIe unb paren na9s
Der 10 tputbentbrannt, bab lie fpirfli6
nit YfGblen bdtten 5ubouen tonnen.
Tabm un9ebIi9 5u gro
bss Mab. Der Iu%iternoermsi Ter
sSsroinanb Summarize 1purb. seltsrn
ouf Die ACKNOWLEDGING bes Wui tsrnz
Sn1pftors Gbas. 6. Gonfpap bon Nr.
41O, Patterun : Yart ; Ipsnle, FIN
perbuftst, bei'm IuIsrnmiIsn elmer
Sdtffslaoung 4uItsrn BET Sones'
@%u Itsrnbaus am Song Ood ii6srmGz
bigss MaB gsnotnmsn gu baben, 10
oob Der Gisent6imsr Der 4uitsrn,
SapitGn u. u. 8afforb bon Galpsrtz
gpuntp, pis oieisr angab, 70 Suldel
gu fur5 fam. Gopitdn gafforo lagts,
sr babe 1861 Sui6sl Iu tern bon 4uz
ftsrnFii9ern getolft uno nu4 Dem
MeaB Dss Summarize nur 982 Suldel
an 8orb eebabt. Snipettor Gonpap
iaete AUDI alls, bab &immurld gu 9roz
bes MaB 9enOmmsn uno sr tim tpisz
esr6olt 0orItsaungsn gemaAt. 8!mz
maria purbs unter $500 8iirgidaft
benz 9srihtserfahrsn iiberrpieien.
9us 9rpsuen> unb Ipo>
tbeter 9s19dt. tpelfs5 1eit
mebr, ols fiinfunoorsiB:9 Satren BON
bem Der torbenen Or. 2oui5 s.
5prn on Der SuboItz@de Der Wulz
berrbItrobt unb MprtlezIoenlle be-
trisbsn uno segriinoat lpurbe, tit bon
Ieinan SD6tsrn ongetauft poroen,
ipelfe bus 9eI6dFt in DerIslbsn Co.
talitdt fprtiebsn iperben. Snoem Die
friihsrsn &unbsn b;erauf aufmertiam
oema6t nerben. miro I'm oeren fernere
8unli gebeten; opmpetents Ipotheter
fir bic Qnfsutigung aasr Re5spte
re6tfertigen bic Der t9erung Der be-
iten 9ebienung. ~
Boeren Der 9drtz
ner George Sc 8run bon Der S'Sonz
neaz uno 13. strabe, Canton, bat
auf ieinem 9auIs bic 8oeren : 5ldggs
Qufdtb;bt.
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GrrmiIhte teIearap6iibe Sepeiden.

- Or. s. s. MulAua, Elm Iugsnz
unb Sbrsn : Sps5ialif, puroe gsltern
in Ieinem 9iireau in ct. 2ou!s erz
i9ofsn uufeefunOsn. Gin aspolpsr
Lao nebsn ibm, unb oa bic Sbire Bet
i9lofen mar, 10 i9eint es, oab Der
Dtann @slbItmoro besins. aOrperz
li6e Geiosn psrben als MotiD Der
Shat be5si4nst.
- Sin eIettrii9wr Strabenbabnz
Wasson ent5og Iia eeitsrn am Pinsz
Straben : 9ugsl in SCRANTON, Pu.,
anldBti4 oes i9liipfrissn 3uItanoss
Der 9eleiie Der Gontrole oss Motprz
mannes uno enteleiite i9lRBli6. Roz
bert Crop purbs tDbtli6 psrlebt uno
Srou 8. s. Miaer, fptpis 5rau 8eo.
G6ub6s e~rlitten i6tsre 9erleBungsn.
- Sn Bolton lit Or. Gli5abst6 8.
5rsn9, elmer Der befannteItsn uno
n~ambafkIten nsibli6en Isr5te, i'm
Otter pon 70 Sabren seItOrben. Sic
tpurbs in 1921 IN Me4anicsbur9,
3d., esboren uno pratti5irte langs
Sabre in NepzYort uno pbi+aoelp6ia,
sbs lis boz feds Sabrsn na9 Bolton
iiberIiebelte. sic hinkrldBt 5pei
s0dsr, tpelde ebsnfals i'm dr5tliden
8srufe tbdti9 iino.
- SO9n 81. Ginger, an9sbli4 aus
8roofIDn, N.JD., mo er in CIR. 102,
Central Npenue, getpohnt haben fou,
1T in 9itts6ure perbuftet tporpen, neil
er 5000 4ftien Der Cripple @resfz
9otogrube unb cine arpbe In3uhl
P~fano5ettel i'm 8eIiB bate, lber oertn
re6tmdBigan grperb er ii4 ni4t aus
fpeilen fonnte. unO bic er gu einem
Spottpreiie los3uF4lassn psrIudte.
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SefanutMaGung.

Ha4folgenoes lit cine tbeilpeife
Cite bon 3eItungspsrtdufsrn uno
s4oenten. bsi osnsn Der .Sonnz
tags : Gorreponbent" gu
BADEN isin piro uuo psl6s 8eItelun>
gen oarauf ent9e9en nebmsn. Jerner
1T osrIelbe BEL alien 3.itung5pertdus
fern in Der Stuot gu babsn.
Yaul prOher. Nr. 24O8, 5uirmount'
QDenue.
Mil1sr. go, 925, DsTtsS oratoga>Str.
Iment, patterionz uno 5uItonsaps.
uno Nr. 649, Sutton Ioenue.
Ga 5eprs, penaiplpaniaz4osn uno
unionzStr.; CIR. 827, Druio'
9iazIps.; Nr. 732, psnnl9ss
pania . 4penus
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aut elmer GIippe.

Gin GROCER S5sanoampfer an mr
aiiIts BON Nsufunotano ge|deitert.
-Sein Dame nod ni9t ermittelt.
= Wsnig SofTnung uuf Rettung
Der an 8orb Observation-Disclosures
81. Sobna MS, II. Sanuar.
- Gin GROCER Oampfsr, permutblid
Elm puhu9ierI6iFf, psTTen Same nod
niAt srmitteIt perben tonnte, 1T auf
einem diff in Der 81. Marp's Sal,
etpa flint Metlsn pom ufer, aufgsIauz
fen. 0as Mrad lIsat nit Dem Bulge
tief i'm WaHsr uno or bintere 56ell
itebt in 5lammen. Mebrsre 9erIonen
Iinp ndbrsnb oes Sugs our9 Stur5z
ps1en ibsr 8oro a"erifen poroen.
unmitttlbar nah Communicating
tpuroen m,6rsre WenIdsn in Der GATE
lage geIsben. Man fir6tst, baB bic
falbsn i'm GauIs Der Na6t Dom Sooe
ereilt tperosn miifen. egenfpdrtIg g
llbr Wbenbs) I4eint e unmOqll4, Dol
Sageganbru6 pettere Na6riARn Iber
ben Sf1lIfbru6 3u %erlanQsn.
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Spatete &abelberi6te.


Mdltetoa proteitirt.
2onbon, II. San.-OierS Shines"
perDffsntliht hsute einsn 9rotsIt Waz
lietoa 5anu's, r&0nigs" ppn Samoa,
gsgen ben nsusn 5tpiifsn Gnglano,
OautIdlanb unb Den Ser. Stlatsn gez
16iofenen Snmoa : Sertrag.
Ma4te etnen SelbI It M r b.
Der #.
&ratdu, Seltrsi6iI6 : Yolen, II.
San. - Sriebri6 aratter, pelf'r i'm
leBten Qpril NIT elmer peruntreuten
Summe @sioss na6 ben Ser. Staaz
TEN burdbrdnnte uno b:erber dus9ellez
fert puroe, ma6te 6eute ejnen Der Iu6,
Iih nit einsm Etpolpsr gu er l6leBEn.
Sin {friftli6ss 9eItdnonib puros in
Ieinsr SaIds gsfunoen.
@sbenna6 r&a It uot.
Berlin, II. San. = gs pIrlauz
tet, baB bic osutIfsn 8rsu5err S6palz
Re" uno nGonoor," pel6e na& Der
Dslagoa , goi beornsrt porosn paren,
jeBt 8efe6l erbaltsn baben, 1i6 nab Der
SapItaot 81 hgeben. Sn bsutE6en
ofTi5islsn 8rsiien 5iebt mar bieraus
ben Sdlub, baB bic 0elagoa : Bal
GontrOoerie 9utIift beigslegt perb'n
pirb.
9auft LID einsn 8sinz
berg.
8er1in, II. San. - Bring 4tz
bert BON 9reuBen fat ben beriihmten
Wilbelm : Gutenberg gu Martobrunn
fir $500 pro Morgsn 9etuuft.
Der. Sanaer bon Baltimore.
9auptquartler: .9ermania : MGns
ner6or > 9aae." Yrdlioent Srans
Salt, Tr. 222, Noro : 2ibertpItrabe;
5strstdr 2ouis Sod, Nr. 2232,
Orleans : Strobe; S4oBmeiitel
6. 8. @asnsr; Dirissnt ..
MsGamet. Dsls9utsn : 9erIamm>
lung j.pen 3peiten 6reitug i'm MOnat.
yMrlpn."
Sauptquurtier: rMedanics' 9aGt,"
Nr. 317, WsItzSupstteitruBe. SIngz
itunge: Wlltpo4s; Oirigsnt: $. =.
Srant.
.9ermdnia : ID dnner9or."
!9uuptquurtier: n8e1!Hantu : Wtdn=
nec9o1 : 5aus," Nr. 41U-412, 49,:
2ombarbRraBe. Singitunos: Dom
Rrtaos = Oiriaent: gbp. SOdner
n5rObfinn."
9uuptquartisr: n6robIlnn : Saue,
Nr. 1000, 5rsoerid 4ptnue. @in9:
ltunos: Mitttpoas - 0irigent $
STRIPPED.
Nrbeiter : M d Of o T."
5uuptquartier: Nnoreas' 9alle, Nr
314, !9anoper : StraBe. Singitunoe
Mittpo6s - Oirisent: 6. S5emeIe.
nin.
uSbuIid Mdnner9or."
Sauptquarti.r: .9balia : 9aR."
Or. 915, SIt : Yratttrabe. Sinls
itunos: 0isnitugs - Oiri9snt: 8,
arippeI.
r5Gngsrrunbe."
Sauptquartier: Yfeife1's Suae,
Hr. 1918, DIT 5airmnIrt Hpenu..
SingItunbe: 9onnerita9s Olr.s
gent: Dug. SantIoer
,Irbeiter Qiebertdfel."
Suuptquurtier: Nsioburbt's 9a1e.
Nr. 1923, WsIf : PrattItrubs. Sing
Stunoe: Mittpo4s.
v2prb 8altimorez W q IL
ner4or.
Sauptquartier: 8. 9oigt's 9a0e,N Or,
1922, 9arforb : Innut. Singituns
be: 5rsitass.
nmsbgsr @sfung 8erein."
9auptqudrtier: Soroan's Saue, Nr.
"a, Centre Martst : space. Sing
l~tunDs: Donnsrltuss-0irissnt IS. 6.
5rant.
IS i6enfran3."
9uuptquartier: 4Otr's 9uae, Gdt
Salt unp SAT- : @psnue. cling
itunbs: OienIta9-Dirisent 5, aaro:
lus.
nMo5art Mdnnerdur."
9auptquortisr: 9DB' 9aae, CIR,
1900, WeGl0srrnItraBe Slngtuno'
Oientags - 0iri9ent: g. %, pobIs
mann.
uMeIpbie."
9duptquortier: MorapeB' 9ale ar
Wafbinetpnz unb McGloerrDzStraB
Singfunbe: Oonnerltags- 9iri9ent
+. 8drolus.
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Sfmnde, r1erpOie 8erl0ntlt,

e,ptastoou 5OffnunesIpFstsit une i9ledt.n 9rdu'
men, uit0pftnosu 4ustuisn. 8ruIt'. Eat.n. uno
RopiIbm,rJtn, baarausfaQ. Qbnahme bes @eb0rs
une G,Fdts. Ratarrh, Gusidlos. Grr0t1sn, git.
tern, 6.rJtIopfsn. A~ensfIisteit. SriibFnn. II. 7. NJ.
,rfohr,u aus benz rU1enid,s nfreune", luperI6liaer
ar;tliaer gatbsebsr fur Sung uno Tilt, tpie sinfah
unp bilig GcfAied)tsfrantbeiten uus Tplstn Der
9uatne, lnesn grInolih 9sbtilt uus polt @tIunos
he'll uuo 5robhnu piecersrlanet luerheu t6nn.n.
= GanI rtu,s bsiIoerfobren. 9eo.r ieln eiaen.r
WRIT. Iieies auBerorbentliA intereIautt uuo Iehrs
r,ite Bud piro mad Gmpions BON As Gsnts
8ritimart.n ~9.riisselt ~otrianet BON Der
PRlgAT KLlalk, 1e1 9th Ave-, New York, NY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-13

Gallant. - Serr: .Ws tangs
fabrsn 81. fdon Stab, psrn id fra
gen oorf?" - SrGulsin: nSsit mel
mem aat5tbnten 2sbensiabre. - 9srr:
so! CABS bsnn ldon pamalsHa9r=
rGbsr2"
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Gesundheit und Kraft

fit Gue, bic an anftederoen Grantbettsn, ionic
an tuetnoliben Berirrunesu ieieen uno IN Eol8s
b,Ftr aeplagt nit: eamsrj,n in ben @lIsotru.
RopFIhm.rjen. aebensiberbruB. ihlshtsn 3rdu'
men. Ihpdheuoen 4usruisn, Wta9enbelhperoen,
uur,9elmGBi9em efuA!sans. berItlopfsn ODER MT
iratno i~outl9en utbtIn rebaftet itno.
ebr,ibt an uns fir siu aeutIa,s 9ottorbu5 nit
pi,lsn I.brrei&sn 8iIosrn, norm cine qurmstboos
ni,o.ro.l.at 1T. rpelae fia ielbit IN BEN SerjDsitsI'
F,r T6uen tets benz brit uuo 5duisuoe BON ooTs
ritiatm Soot aeretttt bat GaBltIbe Dlro 'Ir 20
dts. aut oerpadt. frei %usrianbt.
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITUT,
:, C1ir4-n pIo~-. " York. Ny.
Or g,ttunas.autr if aud Ju babsn bel .. o.
si,m.rs in SIR. 103, 9arf=Ap.nus, Hubs 5dpeites
etrQbs, uuo in Nitts's SuSbaHolUH9. Rs. Do
ssrss eopatOsStrass.
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8ea m h q I'll

oI ~
Bel bet 8eamtentpabl tpurben aGe
8eamtinnen per affirmation pisperz
erpdblt, ndmli4: Pralloentin 5rau
3ouil T, Sennisbaulsn, 8ics : prd lIbsn>
tin Syrau 5rieosride Msper. @dabmslz
Iterin Jrau 9ermins Sdroosr, I'll
ronafsfretGrin 5rau Magsie Com
m.rfperd, Siilfs~Sinon5fetrstdrin SRI.
Sulie Sitter.
Die seitrigsn Ginnobmsn betru9sn
$3.50 unb bic Nusgabsn $21.14.
IIIgemsines Dsut1dss
Wai[enbaus.
Das Direftormm bes rNQgemslnsn
OeutIfsn Waifenbaules" belt settsrn
@bsnb feline B.amtenpabl, in tpeld9sr
gum aIgsmeinen 8tbausrn Der tuttIgs
SetretGr. 9r. Robert M. Hotber cine
MieeertpabI ablthnte Die Mobl bats
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-13

bpben gu tperber perbiensn bic bprz
aiigli9sn Ginridtunsen fir bic 3ptz
Observation-Disclosures. pel6e aumSbeil
in bsIonberen 3immern fir bier bts
aht perfonen untergebra9t perben.
l1eber bic 8auart unb innere Nusitatz
tung Der Oampfer bisier 8laHe bra6z
ten mir bereits cine ousfihrlidys 8es
f9reibune aug Wnlab Der erisn 8etie
bes Oampfsrs r&Dln." BON Gem fiA
Der Oampfer rSrantfurt" nl1r inioz
fern unterfdeibet, als Der 2sbtsre NIT
elmer feitsn Bad bsrIehen 1T. Wis Die
8auart. 10 1T mld bic Maf 6inenunz
loge Der S6iffe in alien Sbeilen bic
gfsi9e. OieIslbe 6eTtebt aus spet bret
fo9sn grpanIionsz Mulhinsn bon 5lrz
fammer ettpa 5000 ireicirten pferoez
frdftsn. Die 9el9pinbfgfeit betraqt
IS Big IA Msilsn in Der Gtunos. SE
geIobune Beg @6iffss ftsnt li4 auf
80 BerIpnen. Der 0ampf er r5ranfz
furt" 1T, pis bic iibrigen 0ampfer
otefes Snps. tur Die t'orod11l$rtEd11tz
ihen 2inien beItimmt unb ION fa6rz
planmdBig am 1. Mdr5 n. S. feline
erIte 3eiie naA Baltimore untretsn.
Die n9enriettuS Bad" flOtt.
Der Sdooner r0enrietta Bad"
tpsldsr felt et.i&en sagen an Der
MInoun9 oss Woaotbps5iuTes fsftk
asrannt lag, puroe gsItern in's
S9lepptau aenOmmen un0 no4 Saltiz
more sebra6t.
Sam gut meg.
Del snsliIde 9ampfsr ~GmpreB"
fironbsts eeItern fritz pGbreno zines
oihten Nebels an ben peeble~llntlsfen
in Der Ndbe ber Rettunas1StatIon BON
Sale Cape, an Der &iiIte bon Saroz
tina. Der Oumpfer puros BON etlI7
den G9leppoampfern pteoer flott ges
maft unb lsbbe feline 8eils unbei6dz
bigt nod Copenhagen fort. Der ~Gmz
pref" perlief 9alpeIton NIT elmer gsz
miT9tsn 2uouna i'm 8ert5s BON
100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-13

DNt 49, ' ST'
@bauesfanal p%srbunoen fatte.
Grf6pb. traf uber d. t.
= Gantllel 8iniams purbe eeitern
BON Qoli3eiritter Grammar auf bic
Mn1GulDiguns, Sumlssl Winlsboipib
BON Nr. LOG. Sarriionftrabe, thdtlid
anqsqriffen unb auf i'm gsi9oHen gu
baben, benz 9eridtsperfabren iibers
tpiefsn. Winioms battle in einem 2az
BEN an Der Sorriionitrtbe einsn Rsz
pplbsr qefauft unb betrat barb oaraul
ben pben erpd6nten 2absn. Tim eine
aolbsne ubr gu erfteben. gr gsrlett
babei in einen 8ortpe9isl NIT benz
gioentbiimer bss 2ooens urb briidte,
ipie s3eugen beIdnoren. feinsn Rapolz
Der ouf benIslben ab. bod gtng Der
@6ub gum Slid fell. 8iaiams be-
ftreitet bic Qrsabe.
Ser r@ dubperetn BE
Mtl6bdnbIer" belt eeftern
Mbenb tpiebsr eine @erIammlung in
Gaine's 9a1e an 8altimoretrcbe U.
poliofficsz@pe., in pelder lebbaft gez
oen bic ppr etli6en Soeen BON benz
GroBzMi16 : proou5enten Groptber
qema9te Meuberung, baB Die tteinen
Mil66dnblsr es ieten. pel9e bieW1ild
prfGlI6ten. inbem bisislbsn ben
Mabm erii abf6Dpftsn unb bic obgss
rnhmte mtlh Dunn nit sSnrhp INN
Gbemifalien als frif6e erI9einen
muhten. Gs rpurbe in Der 8srIomms
lung 6erporeebOben. bab bas publi=
FUN fi9 om &Itsn mformtren tOnnt.
t,enn es inn Sanitdtsamt no9fuaate.
Dprt piirbe es .rfabren. bab Die bor
ben sSnfpsftoren ausgegohene Mild
in ben Bnbnltationen gki4 no4 bel
Mnfunft bel6lagnabmt pirbs. alir
bic probaaenten Die Mtl9perfdti9e
Irien u,b niht bic 6dnoler.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-02

have a companion in Old Billy. famous fire
horse attached to Truck No. SO. Billy has served
his city faithfully for fifteen years. and now
that he has passed the time Of life when even
the frebeIl can give wings to his old feet. he is
to be sold at auction. This is the ineXOrable
law of the Department. though it seems sad
fate for these best and bravest OF horses. But
salvation is near for Old Billy. The fremen are
the money to buy him and send him
New-York tribune., 1900-09-02

the care OF horses during their working days.
and in no way conflicts with this new work
The farm at Northport has been leased, with
the option OF buying at the close of the first
year. The Equine Provident Society is making
an earnest effort to raise enough money to make
the farm its own which would be the first and
most important step toward putting the humane
work a permanent. instead OF an expert
mental footing.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-02

down to Northport for the rest OF his days
There Is no doubt about the success OF TINS
kindly plan. and 1t should set a good precedent
The Equine Provident Society has no connec-
ton with the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals, although the Brooklyn
branch superintendent knows Of the scheme and
thinks II a good one. The Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals Is concerned with
New-York tribune., 1900-09-02

back to the owner without loss OF time. This
is necessary to protect the other animals. and
to relieve the farm authorities from RESPONSE
bility which they could hardly undertake. at
least at present.
which has been open only a week or two. This
is faithful family horse. now ending It's days
not far from its original home. II will soon
New-York tribune., 1900-09-02

NUMEROUS OTHER OPESISG9-SEW PLAYS Al
wALIACE,'s. THE LYcEUM. THE GARRICK
AND THE MADISON SQUARE
The theatres are seized this week with a re-
markabIe outbreak Of activity There all be no
less than seven openings. with I'VE new plays
The usual doubts as 20 the wisdom Of these ef-
forts while the hot weather lasts may be ad-
iitted. but the managers must find some sort
OF satisfaction in them. or they would not Be
repeated year after year Other openings WI
follow next week. and when that is over there
viii not be many OF the principal theatres len
closed
Some time has passed since NeW-Y0rk list
heard new work By Sir Arthur Sullivan II
is to have that treat at Days Theatre tbs
week. on Thursday. when D'Oyly Carte's con-
pany viii appear in ''The Rose OF Persia" which
was presented last season at the Savoy Theatre,
London
The Hbretto OF the new piece Is BY Basil Hood
Nothing so full OF reminders OF W s. Gilbert has
been heard since W. 5. Gilbert himself SaS
heard last The book would fare badly, no
doubt In comparison with Mr. GiIberrs best
but it is full Of his tricks Here for instance. is
an example OF Mr.. Hoods rhyming-
Hassan Cto beggars)-My friends. I an fool
It's luck for you that I'm no wis@rI
Men-Wiser? Why sir?
Hassan-My father. had he lived. intended me =
be a miseri
Men-MiserI Ny, sir
HoI HoI Hoi
His father. had he lived. intended him to be a
rniseri
And when was it that he had sense enough 70
go and die, sir?
A good deal OF the humor appears to consist
in the Ibrettist's skill in making words 90 into
the proper shapes to suit him Here are some
OF them:
When I che sultan take a private stroll.
Assuming such an unassuming rCls
AS a Dervish;
Dancing DerviSh;
Holy Dancing DeTviShi
LoWly Holy Dancing Deryishs
Simple sOUly LOwly Holy Dancing DeTvlsls
Whirling simple souly Lowly Holy Dancing
Dervish;
TwirIing whirIing simple souly Lowly Hoy
Dancing DerviSh;
Quantity curling twirung whirIing simple s0u'y
Lowly Holy Dancing DeTvish;
Rummy quantity curling tyrinS whlrlinS
simple souly LOwly Holy Dancing DarvisI.
SIunrny rummy quantity curling tWirling whirl-
ing simple souIy LOwly Holy Dancing
Dervish;
Tee-to-turnmy rumny sIumrny quantity curling
twirins whirling simple sOUly Lo~iy Holy
Dancing Dervishl
Mr.. Hood is more given to puns than Mr.. Gil
bert ever was the text being largely mad =
them. thus:
There was once a small street-arah
And his name I cannot tell.
But he lived IN gUtter-Persia
Where street-arabs always dwell.
And like little gutJer-Persians
(EV'ry one and one and alb.
His spirits were elastic
AS india-rubber ball!
Otis Skinner Will tomorrow night -raae his
first appearance as a star in a Broadway the
New-York tribune., 1900-09-02

Otis Skinner viii tomorrow night uaae ais
first appearance as a star in a Broadway the
New-York tribune., 1900-09-02
A SULLIVAN OPERETTA
THE ROSE OF PERSIA" AT DALYS
THEATRE

NUMEROUS OTHER OPENINGS NEW PLAYS AT
WALLACK's. THE LYcEUA. TEE GARRICK
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LIFE AND DEATH FIGHT.

MT W. A. Hines of Manchester, Ia., writing of his almost miraculous escape from death, says: "Exposure after meas. les induced lung trouble, which ended in Consumption. I had frequent hemor- rnages and couzhed night and day. All my doctors said must soon die. Then I began to use Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption, which completely cured me. I would not be without it even if it cost $500 bottle. Hundreds. have used it on my recommendation and all say it never fails to cure Throat, Chest and Lung troubles.' Regular size soc and $l.0O. Trial bottles free at R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; s. c. Bull $ Co.,, Sandy Hook Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; Edward A. Honan, Merwinsville; William J. Beehler, Brookfleld; William B. Hawley, Sher' man, druggists.
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MONROE.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH RE-DEDICA-
 In spite of the threatening weather of Friday evening, August "A, good sized audience gathered Is the Congregational church of Monroe to assist in the service of re-dedicating their much improved church edlflce. The audience room has been improved by the addition of 8 new metal ceiling and the walls and interior in general have been beautifully decora- ted. New seats have been placed in the body of the house. The platform has been supplied with new furniture of oak, upholstered in green plush. A new addi- tion has been built back of the pulpit, 17x10 feet, which furnishes room for the organ and choir. New stained glass windows have replaced the old ones and new acetylene gas plant furnishes very beautiful light. The congregation is to be congratulated on the neat and beautiful appearance of the church. The following program was enjoyed by all present at the service on Friday evening: |:
 Doxology, congregation.
 Invocation, Rev MT Stackman.
 Anthem, chorus choir.
 Hymn, congregation.
 Responsive reading, Psalm 11S.
 Solo, "There is city bright" Mrs Stackman.
 Scripture reading, 2 Chronicles 6, Rev G. F. Prentice of New Haven.
 Prayer, Rev MT Stackman.
 Solo, "Jesus and shall it ever be-" Mrs E. D. Jones, New Haven.
 Hymn, congregation.
 Sermon, Rev G. F. Prentice of the Davenport Congregational church, New Haven.
 Solo, "The day is ended," Mrs E. D. Jones, New Haven.
 Hymn, congregation.
 Benediction, Rev G. F. Prentice.
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GEORGETOWN.

LITTLE BOSTON AND UMPAWAUG.
 Mrs Fowler and her two daughters of New Haven have visited her sister, Mrs Harry Osborn, recently.
 Mrs Mary Osborn has returned from Danbury, where she has been staying for several weeks.
 Mrs Nellie Middlebrooks is in town.
 MT and Mrs A. E. Banks took drive over in York state ,one day recently, and returned with fine new horse.
 MT Dunlap has returned to Bridgeport after two weeks' stay with MT and Mrs Henry Beers.
 Mrs Edward Smith, Mrs W. H. Os- born and daughter, Mrs 5. c. Parmelee and daughter, all of Danbury, spent the day with Mrs Mary c. Osborne, last Fri. day.
 Michael Martin, an employe at the Gill bert & Bennett Manufacturing Co.,, met with . very painful accident, last week, three fingers on his left hand being near ly severed by wire.
 Aaron R. Davis, who has been in the employ of the B. &5 H. Co.,, for 42 years, and Charles A. Jennings, who has also been in the same factory for number of years, have given up their positions.
 MT and Mrs Bullard of Bridgeport spent last Sunday in Little Boston win relatives.
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at Paradise Green, last week, aged eight months.
 Miss Daisy Peterkin has gone to Mas sachusetts for a stay of some weeks du- ration.
 Gilbert Edwards and wife have return ed from trip up the Hudson river.
 Charles J. Huohes Of the Stratford Granite Works, Bridgeport, during the past week has placed very handsome granite headstone at the grave of the fate Mrs Thaddeus B. Curtia.
 George Cleveland and family are wis. iting friends in Bristol.
 Plans are being made for handsome residence to be built on the Whitmore lot on Main street by the recent pure has, er. Radford B. Smith.
 George W. Carey and wife have been to .Morristown, N. J., during the past week.
 Mrs Lorin Ambler was in town, last week, renewing old acquaintances.
 Large catches of harbor blues are re- ported.
 Mrs Otis Beers is reported as recovering from her recent illpess.
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MOTHER TELLS HOW SHE SAVED HEl
 LITTLE DAUGHTERS LIFE.

am the mother of eight children and have had great deal of experience with medicines. Last summer my little daughter had the dysentery in it's worst form. We thought she would die. tried everythingI could think of, but nothing seemed to do her any good. I saw by an advertisement in our paper that Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera Diar. rhoea Remedy was highly recommended and sent and got bottle at once. It proved to be one of the very best medi- cines we ever had in the house. It saved nay little daughters life. am anxious for every mother to know what an excel lent medicine it is. Had known it at first it would have saved me great deal of anxiety and my little daughter much suffering Yours truly, Mrs George F.. Burdick, Liberty, R. l. For sale by R. H. Beers 6 Co.,, Newtown l; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakemsn, Botstord; W. H. Hurd, Long Hill; A. E. Fancher, Hawley- vile.