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Gin Nmerituner in @ng ,
lamb berhdftet.

lamb perhuftet.
2orbon, 6. Sept. - Der dmsris
tus1iibe Sporttie66a6er unp 8u4=
NADER nSoe" 2tnOerIon ift beute in
Moffatt auf ben 9eroo6t BIN pertaF>
tet poroen, Sulpeleu i'm Bert6e bon
$12,5OO i'm n9D0rppat6a 9otel" ges
Ito6len gu BADEN. 8Idgerjn 1T 6rau
0dpioIon. Die Suipelen Iino nod
nt6t gefunoen pproen.
GomPOuiit 8ierGing ges
s6rt.
Berlin, 6. Sept. -Sn gotsbam
feisrie 6eute i'm 8reiie Ieiner 6amiIis
unb 5dblrei6er 6reunoe Der t0nigIi6e
MuIifoirettor @eorg SierIing ieinsn
70. @eburt8iag. Die Sagesprefc
piomete Dem greiisn Gomponiiten
ber3li6e 9lHdpuni4e, uno ieine 3a6Iz
rei6en S4iiler bra4ten i'm cine Sbaz
tion bar.
C9ierlug's GompoIttioner geb0rsn
iiberpiegeno Dem @sbiste Der @eiangsz
multi an; piele Gieosr, 0uette, Gbprgss
idnge, fir Mdnnerz, 6rduenz uno gsz
miI4ten G6or, Wfotetten, Die y,3eaz
cantute" unO Sur @einteIe" fir
Gbor uno Sr9cIter, Die G6orpsrts
n9ero unO QeanDer," Der Rau6 Der
Sabinerinnm," Die Supertire gu
S9ateIpeare's nSiurm," &leiIt5
ySermunu5I6la6t" unb Diele 9bantaz
Iieitife IinO pon ibm componirt,)
Sruger's 9rOteit.
Our6uu, 6. Sept. - Sine Oepez
f6e BON 2oren3o Murques melost, oaB
es bort belize, baB 9rGIioent &riiger
pom 5ranspual BEL Qorb SultsburD
uno ben Md9ten gegen Die Nnnerion
Der 3epublit Our4 @roB6ritannten
protsitirt babe.
Die Wnnerton be5 Srausz
bddl.
@ien, 6. Sept. - Ods oS5rsmbsnz
blatl" fugt in elmer balboffi5iellen 9es
fpre9ung Der Nnnerion Des Srangz
paal bur6 @roB6ritunnien, DAB Der
| @runb, pe8baIb bic anoeren Nution:n
bisIem @prgsben ni9t opponirtsn, Oas
rim gu iu6en lei, Dab Die Grbultung
bss 6rieoms Der itdrtIte 6attOr in De-
rem internationalen pOtitit lei, Die
3eitung fugt 6in3u, odB man in bic
len 8reiIen 'SDmPaibie nit Den SOeren
fu6Ie.
pie 9oeren gtreften."
Qpnbpn,6. Sept. - 2aut Na6z
ri6tsn BON 3orn3o Marques unter
Dem gsitrigen Datum rtretten" bic
9oeren ppn 2Doenburg na4 Dem Spas
3ilanoe.
Sine OepeI9e bon 9abFontein pom
3. September meloet, OaB Die 6einoies
ligfeten, tpel6e an Sage borber 5p!a
i6en Den Sruppen Buffers uno 8oa
t6a's in Den Bergen pber6al6 Gpoena
burq be9onnen BADEN, eingeItellt lporz
ben Iino. 9aibe Seiten narten augeba
li6 Die Gntpidelung Der Oinge d6.
General 8otba pirb Ii4 pabrideinli4
na3 ben 9outto7R 9iigeln unO D0o
bort in n0rblider Hi9tung nd9 Nltz
mar 3uriid3ieben. 8oeren 5raueu
fugen, baB bic 4rmee li9 ergeben tpiirz
be, ipenn bic 8riten DerIprs9en, bic
9urgber5 nidt gu beportiren.
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Gin Cpfer ieiner lluburiidltiafeit.

6 m ben, N.zS, 6. september.
- Wiqidm 8dttins. Der 8ater bss
friberen 9ouberneurs unb ieBigen
Ser. Staaten Oiitrifts Nulpalts
pon Nslp Seriep, tpuroe in Der Nd5e
Isinss 9uuies gu WooOburp BON einsm
Cape Map 3uge getroffsn unb mar
iofort ioot. Der 89ziGbrise 9rsis
madte einen Morsenipu5iergang, fam
an eine Sreu5ung Der 8ubn, als Der
3ug fam, puroe perplsr ulo 19ritt
oerdDe Dor bic QofomDtibe.
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Ehule iiir Eaube.

Der 49, 9uyius Der Maryland school for the Deaf
Side e6uIe iir tuubt unp iplbs 8inoer, oersn
G,cbSr 70 munueIbuit it, 0ab fe BEN lnttrrl@l
In ben 6ffentlidsR Sdulsn nibt bcitpobnen ions
men, IN uHabbdngo BON isoer rtligoisn Seife'
iluttr ptm 2tbrcrs 9trional befinbtn f6 orti sr'
f1brtne 2tbrer fir BEN unterridt i'm eprebe1
uuo qippen=2eisn Die S6us bat tin SDlnna'
sum unp RinStrgurt,H fir feline ainOer Sis
ooot in cine bobe uno osiunoe Bst0itiguna
mno rlnteIri3f re. iaF IN Mog9lano a9alns. ,is.
.,,cn an Gbas. 98 GIs. 9riu,pal, 5r.oerid.
Tr Cauall, 81, Or. .Sa-22Sep0
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Srieno's SGufe. f.'r G,t,sIssts Si.ssf 'e''.r.e.

0ar.=9lac. uno aurens=Strobs.
,Iui;s,rtrcffrue Qpfa!itdt 4eues @ebduoe nit
benz neueiten unb beiten @sisunes= uno 9tntta=
Sims. spfem goafommeu. ausfattung. 8urn=
onialt Stpart,m.nts iiir Qsiitise uro piHsnidaftz
lbc Iusbilouno. 3webuuosrt S6iltr nno ntunE
j;bn 2ebrer.
Rinberoorten Glcm,utar=, fortueibrittene unb
Sptidul. Nepartemcnts. 9orbsreitunq 1ir iroeno
Gin GoneQ ubcr uno,rftdt iuipic fir eei6aftli6s
Sarr,rs g8aqsn fir Giucrgartenz S6ulsr. wtaH
cerlouge Sataloo.
z. VI. @reas, W. a., 8riu3tpal;
Csl VI. 2anb, lf5sBrln3lpal.
(Iuo94 l9ID
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uniers s binu : Sungen
bebnnfen fih.

- y " ~ y - NT'
Wa5binq 0 n, 6. September. -
0as &r;egsbepartement empfin9 aus
Ysfing, reip. Satu, folgenoe 9epel4e
pom 9snsrul G6uffee: Die Sffi5iere
uno Solpaten Der Gbind Expedition
isnosn oem YrdIiOenten uno benz
8risgsfstretdr i6ren 0unt fir 6eren
Calculations 9otI6aft. 9suIe, am
1. September, 3 1br, mar Formeae
poraDe Our9 Die Palait Qnlagen,
unb Elm Salut bon 81 &anonen
tpltrbe DON ben SuDz uno Norot6oren
abgefsuert. Sruppen aller Nationen
parti3ipirten, bic Ser. Staaten nit eli
nem 8ataf1on BON $50 Wunn, Das
aus aqen in Ysfing anpeIenoen Srupz
pent6eilen 5ufammengeitelt mar. @uz
nu6sn unD Oiener paren bic ein5rgen
8stpobner Der Putuitgriinoe.
9eneral 8arrD tbeilt nit, DaB NQes
rubig lei.
Rod6iIl ni4t interbtept.
% II biugton n, 6. September. =
8ubelna6ri6t puroe BON 9rn. %. %.
Rp66ia aus S6ang6di snpfangen,
bur6 tpeI9e er Dus Staatsoepartemsnt
autoriIirt unib bittst, bic 3eitungsnuhz
ridten iiber SnterDieip5 nit ibm gu be-
msnttren.
9eutI6lanb milf blefbsn.
Waf bington n, 6. September.-
Die beutI6e 3egierung informirt Die
Der. Staaten in 8e5ug uuf ibre 9alz
tung gu Den ruIIif9en Rdumung5porz
fdldgsn. Oeuti4lanD bGlt es fin mo-
tbig, feline 9eIuBung in 9eting gu luiz
fen. Der amsrifaniI9e 9ei9GftstrGz
ger in Berlin, S. %. SudIon, bat bic
ue6ermittelungsR gema9t. 0eut I9z
lamb piq 6rittIonen 5piI9en ben
MG6tsn bermeibsn, a6er es 6dIt bic
QnpeIen6srt Der beutT6sn Sruppsn in
9efine fir not6psnbtg. Die @rtlGz
runyen lino in iol9er 5orm, baB
an3uneRmen lit, buB 0eutI8luub feirR
Sruppsn ni6t aus Yeting beruft, du9
tpsnn es bic 8uHen fbun, uno man
nimmt an, oaB Oeuti6lano o:eIen
Stanbpuntt audi Rubluno iibermittelt
6ut. Die ii6rigen MG9te f9peigsn ioz
melt, aber man fat ben @;nbrud, ouB
Die oeuti6en 4nTi9ten eet6eilt perben.
Gin beionoersr @runD 1T au9 Der nod,
baB bic 5ruppen n0t6.g iinD, um Orb
nunq gu 6alten; ifberoies 1T fir etz
paige 9er6anbluneen bic 4npsfen6eit
Der 9eiunoten notbtperbie, Die ibre
N6reiie na9 Sisn 8 i'm in's 2luge Fd1z
Zen. Die Fran30fi9s 2lntport lit tpez
niger pofitip, tp;e bic beutI6e. 5n
WoI6ington beriet6en Die 9s60rben,
uno SefrstGr 6iG bate sine lGn9sre
Gonfsrer5 nit Dem Brd1ioentsn, beren
9seenitanb bic G6ina Wirrsn bifpez
ten.
Qlus brei QueQen famen cSnformaz
tionen iiber bic m;ritdriide Gage in
9efing: pom 9sneral @6afFse, @enez
raj 9drrb unD 9eIanbtsn Gon9er.
@qe 9rsi beri9ten, bub in 9efino
Ru6s 6erri4t, unb bic Sruppen feinsr
Sppoiition begegnen. lleber bic poliz
tiide Situation iatpefgen 1i6 ale Orei
aus. 9enerui 9errp ge9t no4 Weuz
Mia als G6ef oes MacQrt6ur'f4en Sc
nsrulitabes, oa ibn 9eneraI Gbaffee in
bafer gigenf4aft ni4t mebr n0t6ig
fat.
GommiFdr Rof6iG lit nod in
Sbans4ai, pa DE 8srtebrspsge nod
nf6t in Sronun5 IinO.
30 Ii 8 / Sang tsbrt ouf ieiz
men 9 ten 5urHd.
gape Sea b, rs, 6. Sept. =
Der dineIii9e 8sianDts 0u Sinq
Sang te6rt morgen mil ieinsr 5am:lie
mad Wa19ington 5uriid.
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Gin 6ntelbsiiter in Mtlantie=Gitb
nerhaftet,

Ntlantic Gitp, 6. Sept. -
Diuiam 9arris, Der gigentbiimsr Der
ugtpinn Gottuge" an Snne1sszQDez
nue., purbe 6suts 1psgsn untsri9lusung
psrbaftet unb ra4 Nepart, rs, OBJ
aefubrt. Siir5li9 purbe Die nOtOriz
ihe Oiebin 8soiion in ieiner Cottage
nfrhnftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-07

Galtimore, Rb., ben Il. Augur l90o.
Gi. Serbits e OH besinnt Sienffas. Den IL.
September 1900.
N,u. e6ulsr utHen F6 bis gum IL. 5sptsnis
Der 1900 rtgiiriren laien.
9i. Qriiunoen fir Aufuabmt uno fir gefDrots
runetn iinptn r., l3. uno IA September
Hat,. Nie Gintbsiluug Der GlaFen uno reguldre
Hprtrdoe uno Yorltiuneen beginner Dl nj q q,
o,r H. September. Sdbuler perosn nidt ebsr in
bi, ulittlersn Rlafsn auigcnommeu, cs bis iie bic
,rfprptrli6sn Qrufunqsn an Den oben eenannteu
Yaa;a III iuiriepenhcaenor 8te betanOsn baben.
.0lemsntars une afaSemiid1e SepartemsntS.
Si. Gltmentars unb ufaosmii6en Sepurtements
Enp rrdd)tie iiir Den unterrdt uuD bic Ausbil=
buuc Don S6ilern lDii6tu iinf uno itts3tbn
Sabren oiuie fir bic SorbtreitunQ aum entritt
ir pos Nprmal=0 0spartemsnt ausgcfatt,t. 9is re.
culdrtn Qebrer iperoeu beim unterridt in Der 9bps
H. Gbtnie gptanif, Yaturfpifsn6oit uRb anoe:
rem etupien BON DEN Qroi,iorsn oss Rormul=Sss
t:rtsm,nts untsrtiist, ipe BON otm 9rn8ipaI Der
toat5=Rormali6ule anqtOronet tpsrocn mag. Ter
.,erbfiurius beqinut am SisH It 9, ben Is.
September.
gRtOen ,ueiitrer Gustunft aatalO0s nnD Girtua
lare iEenot man f5 on
6. y. @renumdn,
WiarDdnoe StaatssNormali6ule,
f230 43l Baltimore, Wo.
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2ateinii@s Sdnle iar MaSden
Il, - A n; ,uurc

Gi. Naul~ uno pierune inan3isffe StraRe.
0as GubdhO. ipurOs nab egsns iiir itnsn S1p.d
tafpositasn 4A1nsn errt6tef. Ss III beu, lulti9
uR. :HtGGlt ale mOgliden gequsmlld1t,iten. Ss=
iprore Srrefalt puuo. auf DEN Comfort unD ben
Qciunpbt,tlbtn SuitunO pertpanot.
Gano;oatinntH pelbs f6 sur Iufnabme IN eine
Elm. ioid. eugstbirOtt Ser aurlas pauert pi,r
Sabrt unp per0en StHlerlnntH gum Glnfrlu lE
:rqtne elm. fir Sam.n Qt0ffustt untpsrntat oorbes
rtttii. Dir 2luinabms IN oo5 galtlmortr Gtdutn=
&ODea .ricIGt aaf Das SsusnB olslr S3nIs oIn
@donS,r. sorqfait piro t0rp.rldb.n rI.tungsn
cepiOmti. Gins .utiprs6euoe, poufarolg ous9tz
fatsets 9urn9aGs lit nit Der S6uls n'r6unStn un ,
htben oi. u.bunqeR unttr 2eifuHq zines ataoemll0
q.bile.ttn 2.brers pom yBOpll Central SpnlnaFIe
sSrttitute. BON Stodbolm. Sdfps0sn.
Gin oIusmsin.r Rurins 1ur r9tnsuHterrI9t
:pirn .rt6tlt Sp,lisus Rurie i'm 3s9Etn uno
gtai.n, iOpis GOtals unO 3nfrumtntal<aRnf ffno
Cir Shiilcrinuen poreeitbsn, Die nd IN Oielen pt=
,itHen Bd6sru ausgubilOtR piinibtH
GNi. qebrtr0t. beiteb,u aus Srdoulrttn bon ber=
porraq.nn,u uniperftdten, Die NIT Ridnbt aut cine
sriaelit. Rtuntnib in tbreH llnttrrtbtsfahtrn uno
cine ,rioEqrei6e 9batiQt.it als Ssbrtr ausoepd1It
tourIntn.
,rreuf fit zines GbnlittH Rufts, a5 Dasisnigt ots
,fSrauen4Goness" nno entbdlt aue 6inr'9tunStn fIr
ein,u ueiunobetlidsn uno comfortablen awi.ntbaIt.
Gi, bort fprbnsno,n Sbu!srinntn tebsn uHttr elHtr
ireunbHben pnO iorgidltissn auIn9t -
Ser nabftc 8urIus bsgiHnt am 3ttnftae, ben l8.
stpt.mb.r 9riunqtn inr aunabme FTo bonn l8
ris 81 Etptemb,r. Ntilefirtupe applIfanten olttn
i'd IN @nfanq pes Monats m,fOsn, UNI fd dber Oit
strt uua 3tit Der Yriifunetn su ptr9stptItrn. DIE
Stuanine pom out.n Sbultn tproM onertannf SeI
3pin,pal tann nom / M St9tsmesr an, '~;l@ss ss,.
reau S,r s6ul, anpsrOfftn tpcrosn: ,,
StDinqu = fir otn S9Ilptlu0 o S!0e
BRO subr, fir sbHItrinnsn init esObEuH0 $3.50
Dtci dcrsiFrt:
The Girls Latin School,
faun 2S.1Uttl baltimore
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GGIfhsr perhnftRt

2onbon, 7. September. = Die
8uoapeItsr Poli5ei fat eine 5GlIterz
banbe aufgeboben, oarunter einsn 9oz
r;t:fer. Gamen5 Satata, uno 6rau
apo1c5, bic bstannte Mdlerin. Saz
tata perlu4t., ii4 au erIaieBen.
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Baltimore, Ma, Sreag, on T. September 1900

oas Eager Der inoiI6sn Spuppen BE
benfbar f6le6teIie Stsus QusoeIu6t
tporoen. SIS befinoet li6 in s;rsr Iumz
pFi9en NNoerung, Die isBt our6 bic
3egenguI1e Der lsBtsn Sage untsr Bai@
Ter geisBt nuroe. @s Iiro in 6olge
oe1en bsreits 200 Soroaten srfranft.
% orer" greifen eine bent
DE g atrouille an.
2onoon, 6. September. - Die
Nu5iidten auf ne;tsrss 3uiommen9e>
Zen Der Mddte befsrn Ii9, uno audi
HuBlano mag ben dmsrifanii i6en9or>
i6tdgsu 5uItimmen, eine Den Wddtsn
me6r convenience GommiTiion gu perz
langen, unb 10 einen plauIibtsn 8runb
finoen, Die 3uuiid5iebung ieinsr Srupz
pen auF3uf4ieben, 6is bic faiierl:4e
pdrtei eine peri0bnli9ers 0;spoIition
5etgt.
@on @6angbai pirb gsmslbat, oaB
Bring 5uon in bsr Ndbe DON Ysting
peritedt 1T unO Die @onferen3 Der
Md6te abrpartet.
Die mgorer" rssen Ii6 nod in Der
9tOoin5 S6anzSurg. Cine offi3isue
9epsI6e pon 5Iinz5au melost, baB
500 y9prer" cine 9atrouiGe oeutI6er
MarineIolbaten in Der NGbe BON Can
Stun (?) ungriffen. 40 r9orer" tpurz
ben getOotet; Die Oeuti4en 9atten feline
8erluIte.
1000 tob bte 9orers.
2onbon, Sept.-2OO0 8orsrs
TinO i'm Sample nit Den Sruppen oes
Generals guam 5bi &ai, Oes 9ouper=
neurs bon Sbuntung, seto0tet ooer
bsrpuroet poroen. Sine SONG Song
Oepei6e meloet, oub 300 9duber be
Wobnung zines rei6en G6ineIen belu=
gerten. Der 9rdfeft bon Wu G6au
elite nit 100 SolDaten 81 9ulfe, muBz
ts ii6 aber nod peitere 400 tommen
fufen.
Dtrren. bic oidt Bel0f
finb.
4 ono o n, 7.Sept., $50 Wtor9ens.
- OeutI6alnb's 50fIi6e I6lebnung
befrisOi9t hier. Die en9Iii4e Qntnort
1T mod niat formulirt, Oa 2OrO Sails
burp erit nit ieinen Gol1egen conferiz
ren mDhte. gr pir6 nd9Ite Wo6s
na6 Gonbon 5uriidtebren, Nus
Shanghai iommt bic Nadriht, baB
Sapan bic MGd!e 6ena6ridtigt Fat,
| feline Sruppen 8uriit5u5ieben, penn
China formeQs Rdumung unD ebrll6e
| 6rieoens GerbanDlungen berIongt,
Man 6offt, OuB It4 Die WG6te bsi
Der Antuuft BaloerIee's geeinigt buz
ben.
9luerGei @erii6te f6tpirren in
| S6anghai bur9 Die Quft. @us pirD
81 t6un9 Murqui5 Sien9 uno 40 mel
tsre WuroentrGger in Yefing 6a5en
81 gsbetn, Iofort nua Pefing gu tonz
men uno bas 8aterlunO gu retten, oa
9fiemaspo Nutpritdt babe. Prin5 @bing
lit franf.
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Gin Bort gsuagt Dem @si
sbiers t5un 9as ME piSOtr. mas tiHmol iblt Sol
Gsa far ft qtgabt bat, Der Msni@ oagtstn niuo
ieibIt purcb S6aOen ni6t tlqg; CT ptr9lst nnF ,u
pTpS pno 6t 81 atis.n St Our inmdbigt't i'm etn unD
Srnfen, unrto,lmdbig. atbsn54u,iis l9it5te AuIt.
1ianeeI an sspsqun0, ssi4ls6tli6t ansid,ssiluns m
una una, aopflpsb, appetitpsrluf uHo 9trfOpfang ibn
parn.n, Dlb icin Slut unr;in qelporeen u S6mtrz
zen ibn iibsrseuasn, oas ibm cine 8rantbet orObt'
ia erinn.rt er iit) Dab st. 9ernaro Rrdu=
terpflIeu itit Slbr5uADerttn iib ais DER bette
unD unieblbartt 9tb,r= =Reeulatcr trtpeisn .bab'n,
t9stsrn iu 1Qbsn. -tGr. .1sO, ,Mi79s0l
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Ste Wsarpianser shule iir Slimbe


pfre am IL. september 1900 nleeer efoHne''
9ie. s6uts fir blinDs anosE anD iol6t anG.s, ;I,
bsren Se5trat 10 4tpa9 it, oaB y. penn unisss,W'
in Den 0iientli3tn Sd)ulen nlbt bttpoDnen lohheh,
ocbort tensr rtliei6itn Sstts an. RinOsr. Die I'm
Sifrtt @Olumbia pobnsn, psrOsn unttr SsHlspsn Z.
gdonVungen auf9tnOmmtn, nj. e,1sni9sm, mt.W.
ioIttn an g. 8 Mt orr ito n, SnpsrntsTSIssHnt,, TIt u,
Baltimore. Vao., qeri3tet Dsrosu. (Au82l' l1tt,2)
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SWkp%~efuDSS Der Wujif.

8. 2Ieam Suso. 0freftpr.
Tr. S11, GaIprtsStrabs, Baltimore, Nb.
Gr6iinung AM Is. Sept. 4nmelOunesn bon Ia
pom |. September
iSbWIer nerOsR na6 ben btlpdbsteften eur os
pa ii d en- Mtt b De n non Den Nnfan0s sgriins
o,n bis CUR moglib b0bfen 9olsnDung untcrri5ttt.
[Stploms UNI 2tbrtr= 8euonfe.
unttrrid d IS Gel ii br $50 fiir has
9,mcn. llnterri6ts a laTsn, Gpn5rte u T. M.
Die fSatultdt bsitcbt poqfdnDis aus berDorragers
BEN turopdiiben &iinfierr. GirfuIor. tD ers
ben poitfrei suptianDt
9rOfeiioren = g. aoam oueo, Clifton
Saois, 5rjb Saul, Grnt Gtblbep, @ilbriob d.
Omit. (5ept4, FWn
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60, Sabrgans.
Wft. ct. SpiephS.GplIea.

Wft. ct. espiepbS= =GplIeg.
Sfuoitn=sturius: Rlaiiidtr, piHsnibaftIibtr II.
iaufmdnniiber llnterridt; eriiupler 1lnterri5t in
Der otutiten 6pra6t. - gepinguneen: rgoorStrs'
pro Geifou BON iinf Wsonatsn s115. Stuoisn bts
9Innen am 9 EN- tao, ben 4. September 1900.
wlan ooreiFre:
Srueer Spfepb. DIRECTOR.
Citation g. Fatimore, NIB.
RatcIoe auf 0erlangsn. (Suli14; ;2Wte, ,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-07
2Nie 2mGeG's SGufe

une Sincetsarten iir Mdceben une Snaben.
Tr. 1905, 3orb=GbarleszSt
wire am "a. September pieper erpHnet.
Grinpli3 oci6ulte unp erfabrcne Qcbrtrdite in
je5em Separtemcnt. 6uibe unO g8drtcrin ipirD
bic Ginbcr abboter.
0ib RuiicQ fam in Der Scbule angetrofitn iper=
ben. Girtulurt in Der S6ulc, Guibing nnb Sni
lamp, iomis Gi6clberQcr's. (24S-6n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-07
g 9le9tes 2ager.

e bangbai, 5. September. :
llneefdbr 1900 psitsre britiI4sinoiT9e
Sruppen IinD 6suts 6ier gelanoet, 10
baB Ii9 jeBt I'm Gan3en 1000 So.oatfn
uno etlpu 1000 damn inoii4en Eager.
pplfss bier 6eTinpen. n:br;geas 1T fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-07
The Girls Latin School,
,s(r, %. Imt) Baltimore
filorpIdnbfr Staatsz1 1lormaI<S Sdulf,

Cdr garrpiItpnz une &afipcffe@Toe.
9altimore, Tb., ben Il. Augur l90o.
Die Serbhz efiIon besinnt Sienftas. Den H.
September 1900.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-01
Automatic Couples.
All Railroads Must Have
Them by August l.

On August all the railroads will
be forced to equip their rolling stock
with automatic couplers A law to
this effect was passed by congress
several years ago, but its being made
effective has been postponed from
time to time, in order not to work an
unnecessary hardship upon the roads.
However, it will go into effect
August l, and nearly every road in the
country will be able to comply with
it According to Superintendent G
L. Ewing. the Southern will have
every car on the system so equippe
at the expiration of the time allowed.
The work of equipping the cars, he
claims. has been going on since the
passage of the bill and there are at
present less than 100 cars on the sys.
tenn without the equipment. These
are being constantly equipped at di.
vision shops and the work will be
completed before the time expires.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-01
Tiilman's Language De.
nounced as a Mean and
Contemplate Effort

Greenville, July "a DR. Charles
o Gardner, pastor of the First Bap
tlSt church Of this city. preached a
strong sermon Sunday nigh. on Gro
hibltioD, in which be denounced AZ
false Senator Tillman's charge that
the preachers and liquor men are in
nnho'y alliance led by Col Hoy, {"
lie said: Senator TIllman. who
made the charge, knew it to be false
when no uttered it The charge
cannot be interpreted az anything
else but mean nnd con.emptible
effort to break the force of the almost
unanimous advocacy of prohibition
by the preachers and served it's au.
thor as good occasion aso TO throw
contempt upon a class of men for
which he has in many other ways ex
pressed his contempt"
DR. Charles s Gardner ia consider.
ed about the a5lcst preacher in the
baptist denomination in South Caro-
una and nc is Immensely popular not
only IN GrcGnYiic but throughout the
state He ia well qualified to rep.r
seht hi' denomination on ,hs or any
other srtiCct i!is maine ,houlI 80,
b. cpn.ounded with that of DR.
George w. Gardner, editor of the
South Carolina Baptist, whose home
is at Greenwood.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-01
Farmers Institute at Clemson

A farmers institute will be held al
Clemson College beginning Monday,
august l3, 1900, and ending Satur.
day, August 10, 1900.
Clemson College is one mile from
Calhoun, on the Southern Railway
and two miles from Cherrys, on the
Blue Ridge Railway Free hacks
will meet oil trains. Visitors NAV
purchase tickets to either point The
Blue Ridge train ls due at Cherry's
4 p, m and the Southern is due at
5 80 at Calhoun
One fare rates from all points in
South Carolina on the Atlantic Coast
Line, Charleston and Western Caro-
lima Railway, Plant System, Seaboard
Air Line, and Southern Railway.
Tickets limited to continuous passage
in each direction to be sold August
III, IL, 13 and IA with final limit to
August %, 1900 Ironclad forms ot
required
If the agent has failed TO receive
instructions to sell one fare tickets
report the matter at once
The mornings, afternoons, and
evenings in the College Chapel will
be devoted to lectures On scientific
and practical agriculture In addi.
ton to lectures by ths members of
the college faculty, there will be q
number of distinguished lecturs from
abroad
Visitors are cordially invited to
take part in all discussions.
Board will be furnished for fifty
cents day. This small charge will
just about cover the actual cost
Single meals will cost twenty cents
each
Visitors are requested to bring
sheets from home
Tents will be furnished free to
visitors who prefer to camp out
Visitors and delegates should write
in advance to secure rooms
HENRY S HARTZOG
Clemson College, 5. G
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-01
Clink, the Florence Negro, is
no More.

James Cliuk. the principal iu the
Florence affair. will never be taken
back 20 the Florence county Jail where
be properly telopgs." And it can
never be said that South Carolina
mob iyuObed mortally wounded man,
6end though he was Ciuk breathed
bis last 10 the hospital at the state
peuteotiary about l O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. having suffered intensely.
He was given every attention after bis
arrival here, but the loss of blood and
the ugly nature Of tho wound in the
hip were too much for bis streugth.
The physicians stated after the first
examination that it would be we'll nieh
impossible to cave the mans life.
Coroner Green vas notified and yes.
terday afternoon an irqueet was held
at the peni.ehtiary. The verdict ol
the jury WAS that James Cliuk came to
bis death from a wounded Inflicted BY
parties unknown to the jury.
Livingston. the other negro, who 40.
oordipg to reports. only obcyed Cliuk's
orders aud struck the victim in the
head. is still in close con6ne meut 10
the penitentiary for safe keeping and
will remain there until further orders
Cliuk had uo,bing more to say be
fore be died than be bad already said y
State, July q.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-01

united to make the dispeDsary the
snccess il can become | believe
prohibition is Trojan horse by
which the saloons seek to again enter
the State. The whiskey men believe
the same thing l am against the
saloons and all of their friends
whether they be good men who are
blind, fanatics. or scheming politi.
clans Yours truly,
B K. TiIlman.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-01
Premium List of State Fair.

Seooro'Hry Holloway Is scndiug OF,
the premium lisrs Tor the Sad AnnuaI
S'cto Fair, which will 30 held in Co.
l1Ubis on Oo'0her 20 to Novem Der
lad somewhat earlier than uGual ou
account OF 'n;a yCsr being an election
year
III prcnl1m ls' i fuil Of valuatlc
into'ma"ou ~ that Is otf,rs good priv +
u m"'9 90 pt iuGn.'C aud oocu2a
IioG II "Eica our people ere Interested
The pr,mlum Ijst has been we'll
printed Wy The State Company. Col
I. ". Holloway Will sond copies to ell
who apply to BIN at Pomaria.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-01
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SUMTER,

STATE, CITY AND COUNTY DE.
POSITORY, SUMTER, 8. C..
Paid up Capital S75,Occ co
Surplus and Profits 25, 900 90
Additional Liability Of Stock
holders 10 excess Of their
stock $4,000 90
Total protection TO depositors, Sl75.oOo 90
Transscts General Banking Business.
Special atteation given TO collections.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits Of 81 aud upwards received. In
terest allowed ~ the rate OF per cent. per
annum, on amounts above $5 aud not exceed /.
ing $500, payable quarterly, on first days of
January. April, July and October.
r n. WALLACE,
Il. .. CARSON, President.
Cashier
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