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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-15
Woman Tuesdays Club.

Henderson, n. c., Dec. 14.-(Special.)-
The Woman's Tuesday Club was recently
entertained in elegant style by Mrs. F.
G. Davis, It her beautiful home on Will
liam street.
Literary programme as follows:
The Land of Temples-Miss Thrower.
Short talks (Pali and Prakrit) Miss
Jordan. Crock Inscriptions of Acoka)-
Mrs. Manning.
Reading-The Sacred City of Hindus-
Mrs. Horner.
Authors Crawford) Isaacs, Mrs
Parker,
Delicious refreshments were served.
Most of the club members were present
The invited guests were Mesdames Hall
of Oxford; c. A. Lewis and w. o. Shan
non; Misses Stella Perry, Birdie ant
Rowena Watson, Lula Page, of Green's
boro. and Jessie Page.
Officers elected for the ensuing year
President-Mrs. F. r. Harris.
First e-president-Mrs. j. B. Owen
Second Vice president-Mrs. Andrew
Buford.
Secretary-Mrs. w. S. Parker.
Assistant Secretary-Mrs. S. p. Cooper
Treasurer-Mrs. Samuel Watkins.
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Progressive Euchre Party.

Durham. N. c., Dec 14-(Special) y
There was most enjoyable social func-
ton at Hotel Carolina last evening The
occasion being a progressive euchre party
given by Mr.. H. A. Foushee and Mr.. j.
f. Willy, complimentary to Miss Wall,
of Rockingham county, and Miss Lizzie
Morehead, of Durham.
The following guests were present
Mr. H. A. Foushee and Miss Wall; Mr.
j. F. Willy and Miss Lizzie Moorehead
Mr.. A. C. Haskell and Miss Nellie
Rawls Mr.. C. A. Owens and Miss Lizzie
Taylor; Mr.. Alphonsus Cobb and Miss
Mable Tomlinson; Mr.. j. S. Carr, Jr.
and Mrs. William f. Patton; Mr.. j. c.
Biggs and Miss Lottie Tomlinson; Mr.
George Graham and Miss Vera Lyon;
Mr.. and Mrs. p G.. Graham Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Lyon, and Mrs. Peter Ar
rington.
The ladies' souvenir was awarded &c
Mrs. Arthur Lyon and she presented it tc
Miss Wall. Mr.. Owens was awarded
the gentleman's souvenir.
After the game refreshments were
served in the dining room of the hotel
Miss Taylor then delighted the party
with several vocal selections. 1t was
one of the most enjoyabple social occa-
sions of the year.
In publishing the subject of the next
Memorial Day address, it should have
been stated to be Captain James Iredel
Waddell.
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w OMAN AND SOCIET Y

Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Harris, OF Hay
wood, were here yesterday
Miss Eva Johns, of Auburn, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. r. E. l.. Yates.
The Book Club will meet with Miss
Nella Grimes Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Jerman have
moved into their new home on Lane
street.
The Ola Podrida Club will meet
with Mrs. Shepherd Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock.
Mrs. M. c. Winston, Mrs. R. j. Noble
and Miss Annie Noble, of Selma, were
here yesterday.
Miss Eva Johns, of Auburn, is visiting
at the home of Prof. R. E. l.. Yates,
West Raleigh.
Miss Maude Norris, of Apex, who has
been visiting her brother, Mr.. Herbert
Norris, has returned home.
Mrs. j. w. Sprinkle, of Charlotte,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs e. S. McGinnis, returned home
yesterday.
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FEW DAYS TO CHRISTMAS
AND ALL ITS HAPPY JOYS
There Will be Vacation From Books and
Christmas Pleasure on Every
hand

Christmas is but ten days off, and with
the advent of the days beloved by little
ones because of "Jolly Saint Nick" and
by children of older growth because it is
the season that tells of peace on earth,
good will towards men," and of the
Prince of Peace, there comes longed for
vacations to pupils in schools and col
leges Christmas trees at homes and
churches for the young-sometimes for
old-children.
Christmas vacation begins in the
schools in Raleigh this week. The Bap-
fist University closes next Tuesday, De-
cember the 18th, and will not reopen
until Thursday, the End of January
At Peace Institute holiday begins on
December the goth, and school opens
again on Friday, January 3rd, the same
dates being for st. Mary's and the A. and
M. College.
Examinations begins at the A. and M
College tomorrow and it is expected that
they will be completed and all the stud
\ents will be able to leave for home either
Thursday night or Friday
The graded school period of holiday
has not yet been determined on, but 1t is
probable that the whole of the week
will be given to the children, as Christ
mas is on Wednesday.
In many of the Sunday schools there
will be entertainments that will be en-
ioyed by all. The Baptist Tabernacle
Sunday school will have an elaborate
cantata which will be presented in the
Academy of Music on Christmas night.
The Central Methodist Sunday school
will have their entertainment on the
night before Christmas in the lecture
room of the church
"All Hail to Santa Claus is the title
of the entertainment to be given by the
First Baptist Sunday school at date
not yet fixed, though it will be near
Christmas. The Edenton Street Method
list Sunday school is arranging for their
entertainment for the children, but the
date is undecided. The Fayetteville
Street Baptist Sunday school may have
a Christmas tree or something like it du-
ring Christmas week. The Epworth Sun
day school will appropriately celebrate
the season in fine style. Nothing definite
has been announced in regard to the
schools in the church of the Good Shep-
herd and Christ church, but there will
be an entertainment of pleasure for the
children, as it is also certain to be
done in the other Sunday schools.
1t is going to be happy Christmas
tide, and the happiest part of it is go
ing to be in the homes of Raleigh where
about the hearth stone, and at the
festal board loved ones will gather. All
hail to the coming of Christmas!
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A Week of Gaiety.

Washington, N. c., Dec 12.-(Special.)
No week during the year has been one
of such continual gaiety as the present
one in Washington.
Monday night the young men gave
delightful german and on the same even
ing and Tuesday also the Goodwin
Younge Stock Company presented two
well rendered versions of their popular
road plays.
The WASHINGTON Light Infantry gave
dance to friends Tuesday night.
AS the fifth one of the star course
series being played here this season for
the benefit of the graded school library,
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and superb coronet brooch of pearls
and diamonds, the gift of the groom, at
her throat. On her wedding day she
wore handsome Partisan gown of
beaver, with trimmings of pauvre vel
vet and real lace. She carried brides
roses and maiden-hair ferns tied with
white satin ribbon, and looked unusually
beautiful.
No social functions have been more
! fully enjoyed, here than those attending
this wedding, where everything was
managed so charmingly by Mrs. James
Milton Walker, the sister of the bride,
who was the matron of the occasion.
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the Labadies gave representations from
Shakespeare They played to packed
house.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights the Hamilton Gregory comedians
hold the boarads. The first of these
vaudeville performances was produced
tonight 1t was the most laughable and
brightest attraction of the season.
Mr.. j. c. Pool, of Raleigh, is the
advance agent of this company. He is
an energetic man and has thoroughly
advertised the plays of his popular COM
pany.
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Rocky Mount Society Notes

Rocky Mount. n c., Dec. H.-(SpeciaD
Miss Alice Makely, of Edenton, VINO
has been visiting the Misses Davis, mas
returned home.
Mrs. Leroy Coghill of New York, and
Miss Native Harris, of Henderson, are
the guests of Mrs. Fl. E. Brewer.
Miss Flournoy, of West Virginia, who
has been the guest of Miss Enibia Nor
ton. has left for her homs
Miss Fannie Moye, a charming young
1adv of Wilson. is visiting Miss Lula
Davis
The Queen City Club is to give con-
plimentary german on the 18th in honor
of DR.. c. F. Smithson and MISS DAISY
Taylor, one of Rocky Mounts most popu-
lar young couples, who are to be mar
ried on the 18th.
Misses Rosa and Iva Winstead, enter
tanned a few friends at d del1ghtful
Progressive Whist party on Wednesday
evening at the Woodland Hotel The par
Tors were beautifully decorated with
holly and cut flowers, elegant refresh
ments were served at small tables.
Those present were: Misses Alice
Wakely. of Edenton; Lula Davis, Annie
Lee Bum, Helene Battle, Annie Davis,
Bessie Bum, Iva Winstead, Rosa Win
stead. Messrs. Badly Thorp, Perez
Shaw, Joe Ramsey Harry Abram, W. ..
Howard, Lee Station, w. R. Hay and j.
w. Gooch, of Richmond.
a small but enjoyable subscription
german was given by the young men at
Gayety Hall on Friday evening. Those
present were: Miss Pearle Taylor with
Mr.. J. r. Cooper Miss Florence Chalk
with Mr.. r. B. Rawls, Miss Daisy Tay-
lor with DR.. G. F. Smithson, Miss Maude
Philips with Mr.. Harry Abram; MISS
Mary Battle with Mr.. Travis Spru,ll;
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Sanford Social Notes,

Sanford N. c., Dec. 14.-(Special.)-
Gen. S. d. Atkins, postmaster at Free
port, H., and editor and proprietor of
the Freeport Qll) Journal, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. n. T. Cobb.
The young ladies' and young men OF
Sanford are practicing each night for an
entertainment that will hold forth at our
new opera house Christmas night They
are being thoroughly drilled by a compe-
tent instructor from Baltimore, and they
promise the best amateur performance
that has ever been seen here
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Marry After Christmas.

The following invitations have been
sent to the friends of the popular cou-
ple who are to wed on December 18th:
y "Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Robinson VIII
son announce the marriage of their
daughter. Mamie, to Mr.. George Kemp
Massengill, on Wednesday, December the
eighteenth, nineteen hundred and one,
Dunn North Carolina. At home after De-
cember the twenty eighth, Dunn n. c.
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Rev. E G. Glenn and Bride.

The Charleston News and Courier OF
yesterday said: The Rev. E. c. Glenn
and his beautiful young bride arrived in
the city from Greensboro, N. c., to spend
their honeymoon. Mr.. Glenn is an excep-
tonally bright young preacher and occu-
pies the pulpit in one of the leading
churches at Greensboro. When seen at
the Hotel Ircquois yesterday the bridal
couple appeared to be enjoying the trip
to the utmost.
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The Holiday Dances.

The beautiful germans given by the
Capital Club Immediately after Christ
mas are generally among the most
largely attended of the year, and are
looked forward to by visitors and home
folks with keen pleasure. There will
also very likely be subscription dance
at the Ranoy Library during the Christ
mas HOLIDAYS
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Fine Christmas Music.

Elaborate and beautiful Christmas
music will be heard in many Raleigh
churches on Christmas day
Frequent choir practicings are being
held for the notable celebrations that
mark the observance in the Roman
Catholic and Episcopal churches.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-15

Miss Rosa Gordon with Mr.. H. Winstead
Miss Annie Davis with Mr.. Turner Bum
Miss Fannie Moye, of Wilson, with Mr.
w. d. Howard Miss Lula Davis with
Mr.. D. G. SwindelI. Messrs. A. A. Thorp
H. A. Williford, P. A. Capelle and others
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-15
of Season.

THE BEST PRESCRIPTION FOR MA
LAnE>
Chilis and Fever is boSSle OF Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron
and Quinine in a tasteless form. No
ture-no pay. Price soc.
t. 70. e. ID.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26

Nei,enbe frtige Site nib uno nib nit Golfa=Sots oarnirt, grobe q
S0ndue mn ANtus, 1e &
6ut=saeong BON Chiffon unb Gonbinationen BON Chiffon IT,. Srpb,
roa, beablau, uemearbtg, Guu, nGB unb ibpars, idmmtib fir
i6c g8aaren in SeTns oieer Suiion; aufpdrts Bis 3u $3.50 G.
pertb, fir
gorsuqGbe glumen gum geab Der pben erndbnten @ut=Jacons, em=
i9lRBlib 8cisn, Carnations, gutterblumen uo Goniips; pro gunz,
bel aufpdrs bis $150 pertb, fir
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Cine neue Sluttbat.

Jarner WoobbuG er19ieBt feline
Na9barin unb begebtSelbitmorb.
- Ser MDrber lauert ieinem
Spfer in ftniterer Na9t auf unb
eridieBt es aus benz 9tnterbalt.
- 3latf9ereien foaen bas Motio
iein.
Nepz gort, Is. Mui. - 0as
ionit 10 itiQe Qaurel, cine feline Srt=
16aft in Der IGbe BON Htperbeab,
8. s., befinbet ii4 in u~ngebeurer
Nufregung. Cine 8luttbat, pie ie
in Der @el9i9te bes Stdbt6ens elm
gig baitebt, bat Rube unb 5rieben
aus ben @ahen gei4eu9t unb ldbt
bic Sarmer iener @egenb nur nod
BON bieIer Morbtrag0bie reben. Ser
baielbit pobnenbe 5armer WiGiam
Wpobbua bat feline Na9barin Wdrz
tia WiniamIon eri6ofen unb bann
felbft ieinem 2eben Elm Gnbe gema4t.
Was bic 8eranlahung 5u Der Sraz
gObie gegeben bat, fonnte mod ni9t
feitseiteat tperben, aber pte es 6eibt,
ion bic Grfdoi1ene iiber Woobbua
unb cine iunge Dame in Sappiue,
NIT Der er perlobt mar, alati9ereien
in umlauf gefeBt BADEN. SRI. Wilz
liamion mar am Spnneritag Mbenb
nit tbrem 8ruber ausgefabren un6
es mar fait Mitterna9t, als Die Sc
f9tpifter 5uriid famen. Der 8ruber
balf ieiner S9peiter aus benz @agen
unb fubr mad Der binter benz 9auie
belegenen S6euer, um aus5uipdnnen.
Sn benz Nusenblide, als SRI. Wtlz
liamion fi9 Der 9austbiire ndberte,
fprang WoobbuI binter einem Ser
1ted berbor unb f%euerte. Der 8ruber
bate ben @9uB fallen gebDrt unb
fam berbei aeeilt. ST fanb feline
@9peiter tobt am goben liegen. Na9
polbra9ter Shat mar Woobhua na4
feinem 6oufe, bas auf Der anberen
Settle Der Strabe gelegen 1T, gelau=
fen, bate fid auf bas 8ett e%eiporfen
unb fi9 cine augel in ben 8opf gez
iaat, bic ben augenblidli9en Sob our
Folse bate. Woobbua mar 27 Sabre
alt unb iein Spfer sGblte As 2en5e.
6Gufig fol- Der Munn barber gez
flast BADEN, baB ietne Nadbarin
iber i'm unb bas iunse MGbden,
bas er gu beiratben beabiidtiste, ber=
leumberii4e Geidi6ten in l1mlauf
febte. Gr beleste ie bieferbalb nit
tpenie f6meidelbaften geinamen unb
brobte, ibr nod einmal bas 2ebenss
lidt au%s5ublafen. Man i6enfte iez
bod biefen 9rohungen feineMufmerfz
famfeit, oa man ni6t elaubte, baB
er iie fpirfli9 nabr MAIDEN piirbe.
Der MOrber fotpobl, pie letn Spfer
tparen in Der umsegenb febr befannt
nnb BITE SrasDbie bat baher srobe
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=1o<l Gmtmtan & g. -

giGiguna Der Saft : Gommifion er>
balten, ebe ite in 8raft treten fOnnen.
Wenn bic Saft : gommiFton einen
propin5ial : 8eamten abieBt, 10 lit
Der 9rGiibent Der gpmmihipn err
md9tist, ben Na9folger behelben gu
ernennen.
Oies iinb fur5 bic @runbaiise Der
neuen Srbnung Der Stn9e in ben
Ybilippinen.
Mguina1bo fommt.
Msuinalbo bat nun me9r, tpie berz
lautet, benz MilitGr : @ouperneur,
Sen. MacMrtbur, gum apetten Scale
ben Wuni4 gu erfennen geseben, bab
er bic Ser. Staaten beiu9en mD9te,
unb apar ideint Der 8efud bes ebez
maligen Snlureentenfiibrers, tpel6er
besierie 1T, bic @prade unb Snitituz
tionen Der amerifanif4en 8epubltf
grinbli4 fennen gu lernen, i'm 9erbit
pirfli6 bepor5ufteben, ~penigitens
berrf9t in bteitgen muBeebenben
&reiien niht bic Mbneiaung gegen bic
M~usfIbrung bes Mguinalbo'f9en
Ytanes, bic fi9 Bel Der erften Grpdb=
nung bei7elben por einigen Wtonaten
%funbgab.
SIN Oftpber biirften bic Oinse, mod
bieitsen Nni9auungen, i'm 4rdipel
10 melt fortgef6ritten fein, babaguiz
nalbo u~nsefdbrbet feline pole Sreibeit
5uriid erbalten fDnnte, unb bob moi
unaneenebme Golsen feines 8efu3es
in ben Ser. Staaten ni9t gu befir9z
ten brau9t. @9on iebt, na9bem
man fi4 pohl iber5eugt gu haben
slaubt, baB bus ebemultge 9aupt
Der Snfurreftion 5ur Ginfidt gez
fommen, es fei beher, ben Ser. Staaz
ten gegeniber lobal gu ietn, erfreut
fi9 4suinalbo erpeiterter pripilez
glen, tpenn ct au9 nidt cine bDGise
unsebunbenbeit eeniebt. @ebt elm
mai bic gtpilperpaltungsmiible nit
ungebinberter Regelmdbisfeit, 70
tpirb man i'm pabrideinli9 rubis
1eines Weges geben lai1en.
Gin Nuse biirfte man freili9 inn
MERLIN auf i'm baden, aber iebenfaus
tpdre er in ben Ser. Staten bann
tpeniser lGttg. als in Manila, unb
iiberbies fOnnte man eetpdrtigen bag
er bier anerbanb berniinftige Geban=
fen eineetridtert befommt. Mgui=
nalbo mDhte in Waibinston iein,
tpenn Der nd9ite GongreB aufammen
tritt; er min politif9e unb Dfpnomi=
fde Grasen itubiren, UNI bann IpGter
bic ertporbenen 2enntniTe sumMoble
feines Bottles pertpertben gu f0nnen.
Ser rei6e Garmer Sobnfon
5ammonb BON Wbeelins, W.z9a., 1T
als 2ei4e i'm Obioz5luHe, 20 Meilen
neiter fibli4, nit elmer Sdubpunoe
i'm aopfe aufgefunben tporoen. Ghds.
2uB bon Mounbsbine lit unter Der 4n=
i4uloisnng berhaftet tporben, 9amz
monb eriAofen au haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26

200 Minionen Marf arbeiteten, bat
DEFENDERS in 9offreifen in Berlin unb
in @trelib cine srobe Seniation perz
urfa9t, ba biele Der 9epoiitoren Mit=
elieber ber 6offreife tparen. Die
rpommer'19e 8ant" tpurbe pon Der
aaiferin protegtrt, unb bic perbafteten
0ireftoren @9ulb unb Hoenid erbiel=
ten auf ibr 8emiiben Sitel unb Gbren=
be3eigungen. Man erpartet neitere
f9limme Gntbiiaungen.
Die Notb unter ben 4rbei=
term.
Oas Miniiterium bes Snnern hat
elm girfular per0ffentlidt, tporin Or
beitslofen empfoblen pirb, enttpeber
bic AuKen, Yolen unb Galiaier BON
BEN sroBen @iitern Ditfi4 bon Der gl6e
gu p~erbrdngen ober - na4 ben aoloz
MEN aus3upanbern.
Miniter @tubt unb grs=
bif9of @tab1emstp.
Die beutfdfeinblide 8~etpegnng in
Der probins pofen nimmt alarmirenbe
8er6dltnife an. Die preuBif4e Rez
gisruns bat fid beranlabt eefeben, fir
bic pfinsitfeiertase ale politifden
Wer1ammlungen in gei9lohenen 2ofaz
len ober unter fretem 9tmmel gu ber=
bieten. aultusminifter Or. @tubt
antportete benz grabif9of bon gofen
@tabletpstp auf feline 8ef9perbe bar=
uber, bab Der &elisionsunterriht in
beutf4er Sprade abeebalten perben
mife, tporiiber bic polniI9en Ratboz
lifen febr entriiitet ieien, Der polni1de
Rlerus babe bic sanse 8epeeunq an
geftadelt; er boffe, baB Der Gr5bifdof
BEN @eiitliden ratben tperbe, iia fol-
der Mgitation gu entbalten. gaa6 Gmz
pfanq biefes 8efheibes perlieB Der
gr3bifaof pofen auf einen Monat urs
Iaub.
@ing au ben 2eim.
Sbeobor Maser, Der @teparb bes
9ampfers .aaifer Wilbelm Der
grobe," Der i'm leBten Mpril bic brei
9oIbbarren i'm Corridor Der 5tpeiten
&aiite fanb unb bic Belobnung bon
10000 Mart beanfprudte unb erhielt.
tpurbe beute Mbenb auf 8eranlah urg
bes rNorbbeutfhen 2lobb" in 8remer=
BADEN berhaftet unter Der Bef6uloiz
gung, bas Sob aus benz Werfdlufe
gebolt gu baben. Der Diebftabl ipurbe
ieiner 3eit BET Der Mnfunft bes Oam=
piers gu Gherbours entbedt.
Der neue Graf b. grupen=
berg.
prin5 8ernbarb bon @ad5en=Wefz
mar, Der, pie bereits semelbet, auf
Grunb bes 6ausgefebes seapunaer
nurbe, NIT feiner iungen Irau mad
Mmeritu aus5upanbern, bat auf feinerl
prin3li1en Sitel unb bas Nedt Der
Na@folse peraidtet unb Fat pom,
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Sas Yraiibrnten : Paar ban sa1t
Tran3isrD abgereif.

Can 5ran5isco, Is. Mai.-
grdiibent Mcainlep unb feline aeife4
8egletter iinb mad einem bier5ebnz
tGgigen Nufentbalte beute 8prmittag
10 r6r mad Wafbington abgereiit.
Die Qer5te baben erfldrt, baB it9 ber
@efunbbeits5uitanb Der 5rau Wie4
&inlep fopeit gebefert babe, bab lie
bic Heife obne @efdbr unternebmen
f0nne. Srou Mc&inleb erfreute it9
elmer erfrtf6enben Ra6trube unb
mar iiber bic MusIt9t, balb pieber in
i6rem 0eim in Waibington gu iein,
in gebobener Sttmmung. Cine unz
gebeure Menf 9enmenge mar am
8a6nbofe Der rSiibli9en Pacificz
8abn," pel4e bic 8utf4e NIT benz
prGitbenten : gaare unb elmer WGr4
term nit e~ntbl0Btem 9uupte bes
griibte, Gs fanben feline geremonien
ftntt
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Gbtrasu's 8eriderungsi6winbcl=
VrD,eR.

Gbicaso, Su., Is. Mai. - Der
Mntpalt fir S. Waplanb 8rppn, bes
anqeflagt 1T, in bic ansebli6en DIETS
fenba9 : 8erii6erungs : S9ninbe4
leien pertpidelt gu ietn, erfldrte IN
Ri9ter Sulen's @eri9t, baB fem
Silent unl4ulbig lei unb baB er bers
ielben auf Am 3eusenitanb probusi4
rem perbe, san5 gleihgiiltis, oh 5miz
lep unb Or. unser unidulois ieieu
pber ni4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26

3tpet Sabre. Wablberedti9t lit Sc
Der, Der bas q. Sabr bolenbet unb
feds Monate lang in Der betr. Muz
ni5ipolitGt eepobnt bat. Q%nalpbabez
ten iinb nidt bisquulifi5irt, bod TT
poreefeben, bab, tpenn ein Mann tpez
Der lefen, nod idreiben fam, Elm
Wablbeamter ben @timnsettel fir
ibn abaibt. Gs tpdre pobl manden
unferer bieiigen Politifer lieb, gdbe
es bier aud 10 Elm idonas Wablse=
ieb.
Oes Wablre9ts perluiig tperben
ger1onen unter folgenben nmitdnben
erfldrt:
y YerIonen, pel9e NIT ben iett
benz 13. Muguit 1898 auferlegten
@teuern i'm Riiditanbe iinb.
q per1pnen, tpel6e ieit benz ID.
Muquit 1898 BON Seiten zines au=
ftdnbiaen @eri6tes bes Wablre9ts
berlui tig erflGrt purben.
3 perionen, tpelae ben 2opaliz
tdtseib abgelegt, benielben obsr ge=
brDden haben.
a. perfonen, tpel6e an unb mad
benz 1. Mpril 1901 segen bic Ser.
@taaten Waffen gefiibrt baben.
81 perfonen, pelGe felt benz 1.
Mpril b. S. Der Sniurreftion bur9
8eitrdge lnteritIbung angeoetben
laHen pber S%niursenten tnotbtouel
seidiibt BADEN.
g. Srrftnnige ober seiifesgeftOrte
perfonen.
Die Munisipal : Wablen perben
am er item Sien1tag i'm DECEMBER Obj
qebalten tperben. Sober MGbler bat
einen Gib gu ~leiiten, baB ct niemals
bic @affen sesen bic Ser. 9tadten
erqreifen pone. Ser M1nisipalratb
pirb cine Dirt pGterli6e 8ebDrbe fein.
tpelde ni9t nur bic Dffentli9enIngez
l~esenbeiten, fonbern ou9 bas pri@
patleben Der MunisipalangebDrisen
resulirt. Gin reidbaltises aesle=
ment, enthaltenb mebr als bunbert
8orf9riften, bient ben Muni5ipalpdz
tern in biefer 8e5iebung als Ri9ta
59nur, unb es tit BON ibnen oarauf
gu adten, baB bieie peridiebenen
8iireertusenben unb pfli9ten BON
ben 5ilipinos sebOria seibt tperben.
Sbne 1niformen gebt es natiirlt4
ni9t. Ser Muni5ipal : prdfibent
trdst cine fo1de unb Der @ice : prdz
fibent ebenfans. Oas 3eiaen Der
Mmtspirbe beitebt in einem iaipar=
gen @tod nit solbenem &nopf unb
59par5er Srobbeln. Was Die proz
binaial : Hegierunsen anbetrifft, 10
perben bisielben aus elmer Commit
iion befteben, an beren Spite Elm
Gouberneur fih befinbet. Olefem
finb elm @efretdr, Elm S9dbmefiier,
elm @uperDifor unb Elm 6isfal als
8siiiber beiseseben. Die gOmmifion
erIdBt gefebe fir Die @erpaltuns Der
propina, bod mifen bieielbsn bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
SetAleleml's Wniifief.

Bethlehem, 3d., 25. Mat. -
On 3peitauienb perfonen lauf9ter
an Dem beutigen 5%peiten Sage bes
&ir9enmuiiffeites ben pu%nberbarer
8orfibrungen bes Bad : Chores un-
ter Der bepGbrten 2eitung bes Prof.
Wpqe. Die ,MattbGus : pufiion"
8a6's mar bic @lan5nummer bes
Na9mittugs= unb Qbenb : GonSerts.
unb fopobl bic Soliiten, als audi ber
gbor lpurben ben i4pierigen 4ufgda
ben, bic bisies @ert an bic Sdnger
felt, in bpraiigli6er Deiie sere9t.
Nae bier antpeienben Muiifperitdnbt4
gen erfldren, baB Die gon5erte ber
beiben eriten Sage gang unperslet9>
Iihe @eniiffe bpten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26

4ufregung berboreerufen. Qls ber
iunge Wiqiamion feline S9peiter
tobt D%orfanb, elite er gum 5riebensz
ri9ter WiGtam pife unb lieB it9 et=
men 9aftbefebl ausitelIen. Mit benz
G%onita6ler ging er bann na4 Woobz
bua's 9aus unb tpurbe bon benz
8ater bes jungen Mannes, Der ni9ts
bon Der SrugObte puBte, eingelafen.
gri9o1en fanben iie ben iungerr
Woobbuu bor, Der Sob mub aueenz
bltdli6 einoetreten fem.