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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
Gin G6ouner a~elunfrn.

Die nSba 6. GomIeb" iinft in Golge
elmer goliiion. = 5abren na9
Bottom. S4ooner pirb Der<
fault. = n&erfbatp" angelangt.-
8afagiere bes n9annober." =
@erf9iebenes BON See unb 6dFen.
Ser 9ampfer rGnbedbor" bon Der
Queen Mnn's 8abn : g." coQioirte
geftern Morgen gegen 8 l16r na6e
Sanop point auf Der Sabrt bon Nn=
napolis, Mb., na9 Queenstopn ,MD.,
nit benz breimaittgen S4ooner wSbQ
6. Gomlep" BON Bethel, Del, Capt.
Sbos. s. Marfbau, Der ii9, nit Sob
len beluben, unterpegs na9 6airport,
3d., befanb. On 8orb bes 9ampfers
befanben ii9 ettpa 100 grfuriioniften,
Die ii9 na9 Cape Map begaben, uno
Die Goqiiion rief bic grDbte4ufregung
unter t6nen 6erppr. Der Sdmpfer
tpurOe ni4t bei6Gbigt, unb bic 9aFas
giere famen nit Dem S9reden babon.
Der S9ooner purbe fofort led unO
fanf btnnen ipenigen Minuten unter.
Capt. Marf6au uno bic bier Mann
Der 8eIabung enttamen uno purben
auf Dem 0ampfsr mad 0ueenstonn
qebra9t. Der ngpmleb" unb feline
2abung reprGIentirten einen 0ertb
bon $4,000.
5ubren mad Bottom.
Tolgenbe 8dltimorer fu6ren getern
@benb auf benz Oumpfer npom6atz
tan" BON Der vMer9ants &c Miner5
2inie~ BON bier mad Bottom, MuT.,
ab: g3ep. 8. 9. Softer, ST. unb 5rau
ct. Sobn S9ueffer, 6rls. China uno
8eTiie S4aeffer, ST. S. 6. 8prne,
Sr. 8. s. Mcgfultp, 9r. unb Srau
5. 6. 5ef, 9r. unb Srau 5. s. 6ibz
patrid, Srls. 2suiie, &dtbrbn, 800
Mica uno @t6el Sibpatrid, ST. %. %.
8Drne, Srau 6. &letnitiid, 6rau
Mqrgaret @9liter unO Sri. G6ris
TINA S9ltder.
~ ! l ~ ! u u
Der 8altimorer @9ooner ,Suro6
9. gutnam," Der Qnfangs Sult auf
ben Bahama : 8dnten ~itrunoete, fpGz
ter aber pieber flott gema9t purbe,
ntrb in Nafau, q. g., auf Dffentz
li4er Nuttion berfauft tperben, UNI
bic Soften Der 6lottma9ung befel6en
gu Deden.
n&erfAap" 9timm Be-
4Gbtgt.
Ser 9ampfer r8!erI6ap" BON Der
yMer6ants C Miners 2tnte," Der
am borleBten Sonntag i'm @%inebarbz
@unb nit benz bretmaittgen S9ooner
06arolo 6. 8ee9er" coutbtrte, fam
ge Itern Morgen i'm bieiigen 9dfen an.
@r lit an Der pprtieite, etpa so SUP
6inter Der COMMUNICATIVE, bei6Gs
bigt. Der 99ooner fant betanntli9
balo mad Der goniiion, bod gelarg
es benz GapitGn unb Der 8efubung
befelben, ii4 gu retten.
4bfabrt bes n9unnober."
Ser Oampfer n6annoper" bom
rNorOb. 2Gopb" fGbrt beute Na6mitz
tag Inn 2 1br nit ettpa so 3pii4enz
BEDS unb folgenoen &ajiten : Pufuz
gieren bon bier na6 Bremen 3uriid:
@us Baltimore: SRI. emma 9tues
geiit, ST. SObn Matep, 6ruu SO9n
Matep, Sr. Grnit 6, HorOen6ol5,
5rau grnit 6. Norbenbol5, 5rl.Qnna
6. Rorben9ol5, SRI. gbna 6. 3orz
benbOI3 unO Sri. 9ilba Horoen4oI3,
ferner 9r, 5reb. 9ru6e, Defiance,
o.; unb 9r. Soiepb Sarber nebit
Satin bon Cumberland, Mb.
Der 0ampfer n90ln" bpm Norob.
2loDb fam geitern Ha4mittag nm 3
u6r in Bremen an. plies on 8pr6
pobl," lautet bic 9epef9e, pel9e
@4uma6er &c So. bierIeIbft BON benz
n&Dln" er6ielten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

8a5eban i'm ,ME1erican league
Bari 70. 5traSt.. .garf=AoaS. S.ute, Ia3s
s~ciftaes 3.45 u5r. Dtilo1ptes qsgfn Slltirtnfe.
.SpntbaDzStr @gbeater." - Siele
9apds: ~ eipn's 0tsst.A
r6armonie." - @pnnfag, ben l.
Geptsmber, erobe GrfurFon mad 9snmar.
@rpbes WDlfsfeIt our Seier bes
fSerti5su Saass" am Sonn:riag, ben y. Sspt..
Tn sSari'ps9arf."
@srein rWisn." = Morsen, Sons
rsrfsaa, familisn=Au fiua nab Dem r@:ruanias
EuarfttFslub~Grous1 ~ W:ipoyt.
o@lectric : Yarf." = Seben Mbenb
unO eamiasg saRaiins Observation-Disclosures
,Hiper 0iefp." = Anterbaltenoe
RoDitdtsu. @arner's grarplano=s tuassaaptns.
n9olpfpopb : Yorf." = Seben Sag
'rtis @oaotuine uuo Muff.
pen=Mar. = sdgli9e @rfurfions=
Ihss bonn 6~iaeu=gabnbofs aus.
Scean=gitp, Mb. - Sdgli6e Gr=
%furfonsn .tr g. 6. & a.1=Sam,ier bonn Bier
Ar. 4. aiabt=Strase.
Sol9e3ter. = SGsli9e grfuriionen
per Sampier re,uiis1 bonn Bier @r. l6, aiebtftr.
Gbdutauqua : 8ea6. - Sd9llhe
grturfonen per Sampler rGmma Sites iOtDts per
Giisnbabn bonn Gemoen<gabnbOi aas.
Claiborne. = Sdgli9e @rfurltonen
per sg. g. & a.1zSampf.r s@am6riogs1 bonn Sisr
Nr. 4, eiebtsStraBe.
Gboptanf : &iper : grfur iionen lez
ben Tittfpe6 uno 5amfae per Samples HSana'
1rosA bonn bier Er. l6. Siabt=Strabs.
Betterton. = Spe3iene Spnntagsz
Egfurfionen nit Der rGrics ionzeiuis-1
annapolis unb WeftzHtper. -
EIlnrFOnsn tdsli6 per 0ompfsr rGmma @ilts.'
Gape Mab unb &ebobotb<8ea6. =
Gyturfousr ieosn Sisnftas uuO Snnnsrfas bonn
&itr Ctr. 10. aiqbt=StraBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
Wie man fdlncl reid nirb.

Cine In5abl beuti4er 2~aoenbeftBer
in SItz8aGtimore 'r~eingelegt. -
Ser Solicitor" ipurbe i'm 800
numentalz S6eater" berbaftet. -
Sin Grprefungsberiu4.
Wiuiam M. Smith, q Sabre alt,
Der bis ppr Sturgeon in Sitz8altimore
cine 8irt6f9aft betrteb, itanb geItern
bor 9oli5eirt9ter RoB in Der Ditli9en
9oli3eiitution unter Der Qnflage, BON
flint 8er ionen 8elber unter fali4en
8oripiegelungen erlangt 3u BADEN u.
tpuroe ieinem Pro5eBOerfa6ren iiberz
pieIen.
Qus ben Nusfagen Der 3eugen ipar
gu erfeben, baB Smith felt benz lebten
MGr5 ieinen rgoQeftprpoit ten" antrat.
gr fou ii6 gu elmer an3obl tleiner
2abenbeIiBer in Sft@8ulttmore begez
ben unb bieIen erfldrt BADEN, er re-
prGfentire cine Collections : Mgentur,
pel6e. iid fir bic geringe Summe BON
% Gents PRO Monat berpflidte, bic
4usitGnbe0 erjentgen ein5ucoaettiren,
pel9e Der Qgentur beitrdten. Gr bat
tie. ba feline Goueftionsfpeien niebrtg
paren, einigen @rfolg, ion aber feline
ein3ige BON inn cDQettirte Summe
abgeliefert baden. Nm Montag Na6z
mittag fu9 9r. Sobn 81. Bauer, Nr.
Ola, GaiternzN penue, Jpn in's vW1o=
numentulzSbeater" geben. 9a er benz
Smit6 rs Gents fir gplletttpn5z@e
biibren ge5a6lt, ME aber BON bie1em
einen 6eqer 9elb er6alten bate, 70
beranlabte 6r. Bauer Die 8er6aftung
bes Solicitors" Sn Der 0itli4en Yoz
li3eiftation purben bann bon ben
Nu4genannten &lugen gegen Smith
er6oben: 8on Srau @lifabet6 Grauz
ling Scr. 1917, gaftern=Nbenue bon
Der er $50 er6alten unb fir bic er
audi So coQeftirt BADEN fou, o6ne fs
ab3uliefern, fpdbrenb er na96er nod
$3.50 bon i6r erlangte, ba er angeb=
lid Seute, Die tbn rt9t be3dblen nou<
ten, bertlagen miifIe; Srau GonraO
9aub, Nr. 1910, 8antitraBe, pel4e
bur4 feline Sransaftionen unaebli4
$2.35 b%erlor; 5rau Caroline Gail
mann, Nr. 2025, GafternzQlpe,, Der
er rs Gents i4uloet; Srau 6. 6.
3inf, Nr. $50, acknowledgements
Qbenue, bon pel4er er $40 erlungt
BADEN foq. Gr purbe Dem 8erfa6ren
Der 9roBgeI4porenen iibermieien. =
9ie 9oli3ei lit Der Nnii6t, baB ii4
nod biele anbere Spfer bes angebliz
den 9duners meloen lperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

nSIb Sonn Nationalz
8unf."- Sas @e1u9 Der 9trettoz
rem Der u4ltftGbter 8ant," cine g&uz
tionalbunf aus benz Sn1titut gu ma
den, 1T bonn GourantzGOntroleur gez
pG6rt porben. 9rGiiOent Sac. ".
Spot unb &aiiirer Milton 9. Btl<
fans perben in t6ren Stellun9en
berbleiben.
Qus8 gountG.
- Die GommiFGre BON Baltimore
Gount1 bsi9lo1en geiterr, auf un6e'
fttmmte 3eit bas 8er6Or hes poli3!<
item Qaprence S6omas gu Deri4ieben,
Der angef9ulbigt it, Srau S. 5, y.
0olan BON Mt. Wtnan5 t9Gtli4 an
qegriffen gu baden. Die GOmmiFdre
f6ienen Der NnIidt gu iein, Dab Die
8e39ulbigungen gegen ben Polt3titen
iibertrieben nuren.
- Die Gommifdre BADEN 9rn.
geter Milbelm pom 6. Oi1trttt be-
na9ri6tigt, baB Die Gountp@8riids,
tpel8e bur9 ben lebten Sturm in je@
ner @egenb fortgeI4pemmt rDuroe II.
1i8 in elmer Der Diei EN- De8 Wilbelm
fe1tiebte, entfernt nerben miiie. 9r.
@il6elm tpeigerte it6 bi59er, bic Gntz
fernung Der Bride gu geitatten.
Petroleum ais pirt o.
mes Mtttel gegen RauPen.
- Sine Invertebrates Experiment 6oz
ben cine Nn5a6l @npo6ner Der DIT
MOntgOmer3ftruBe CUR 9ertil8un5
Der 3aupen ipirfungsDoa bur4ge@
fibrt. 9ieIe1ben 6a6en ndmlt4 etn
8iinbel nit petroleum bur3trQntter
8aumpoGe an cine Gtange gebunz
ben, bas Petroleum in 8ranb geieBt
unb bann Die eigenartige 5adel in Die
nit Gdupen beieBten 8dume 9eitett.
Die Wtrtung mar tpunoerbar; benn
taum nurbe bas 8lattperf BON benz
9etroleumrdu4 bur45ogen, 10 fielcH
bic Raupen mafen6aft sur Grbe. DIE
felben purben bann 3uTammen ge'
ntI9t rnb elm fleines 9uantum Yez
troleum. pel6es iber bieielben ge@
goIfen purbe, ma9te iie fir ale 3e1z
ten unf9dbIi9.
Sr0bIt9e @eburtstdgz
feter. = Srau Gbrtit, Gtdfer, Elm
altes U}tt9lie0 Oes n6rduens&ranten>
unterftiiBungsz8erein ytr. l." nun
De in Der geitrigen 8eriummlung in
Raine's 6oGe gu Gbren hires Sc
burtstages nit einem prG4tigen BLU
menz8ouquet bef6enft. Qu6 mar
fir Die Gelegenbeit cine Delegation
bes n6arugariz8ereins erI9tenen.
Sus @e6urtstagstinb repan9irte Iif,
tnoem es Die Odmen gu einem feinen
SmbiB einlub. Inner ben S6eilne6z
mern tparen Die Srauen Margaret6e
S4reier, 2ouife @ieItlunb, W2arg.
8iittner, Caroline 6dtbe, Sophie Sc
Belle, @atb. 8riq, Gat6. Seipp, Ser
TIA Mt9ael, Spiepbine @agner, On
M Seipp, Gat6. 8eder unb Nnbere.
Setit StarrhDe nn6sMfascnfrdmpie;
Or. SisJsrt's t6ts importirts gnsolturdsgittsrs.
8atst GH@ Dor GahabntunGen uHO SubhitutsH.
Cine 2otomptipe n +
qIeiit Il. = Sine Qotomptipe Der 50.
u. S.s8a6n" entgletfte geftern an Ger
SIDE bon Warnerz unb Sftenbftrdbe,
unb 5tpar rib bieielbe mebrere 9els=
grap6enpfoften Der @iIenbabnlinie
entlang UNI, ehe lie gum Steben ses
bra9t tpurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

Saf4enbiebe Bel Der g a.
rab E. = 9rei ange6li9e Sa19enz
biebe puroen Montag Na6mittaq
gerabe Dor Der &eiiben3 bes Cardinals
pd6renD Der parape arretirt. @s
naren Die 6ar6igen 6enrp, alias
oMonf," alias MaQace, 8m. Sc5o6n=
ion unb @m. purneQ. Die erIten
8eiOen purben bon ben @e6eimpoliz
5iiten S'9onneq, Did, MiQer unb
8urns arretirt, gerabe aGs tie, fpie bic
Poli3titen ia9en, bic Sadie elmer unz
betunnten Dame unteriu6ten. BUR
neQ puroe drretirt, ba er berIu9te,
cine an Der SORT : Mpenue Do6nenDe
6rau ID. &ennp gu beiteblen. Sic
purben geitern in Der mittleren 9oz
li8eiitation ibrem prO5eBOsrfa6ren
IberDteien.
Gin b1utbirftger 30 a.
g D" - Soiepb 6erraciO, Elm Snabe,
purbe geitern in Der Ditlt4en poli8ei=
Itation UNI S. unb Soften geitraft,
neil er Ieinem QltersgenOFen Ste
p6an S6aefer nit einem MfeiIer einen
tieFen Sdnitt in Die Sberltppe beiz
bra9te. 6errucio's 8ater 3a6lte
Citrate unb Soften.
QbermaG8 Annie 9uGL.-
Qnnie Dun, jenes notorii4e 5rauen>
simmer, pel4es pd6renb Der lebten
flint Sabre Die babe 3eit i'm Setting
nib geieiien bat, purbe geitern a6er>
mails pom golt5eiri9ter Repiol I'm
$51 unb Soften beitraft, neil iie oor
Der @Obnung hires 9atten, 9rn.
@eorg Dun bon Nr. 1917, Ni9Olfon>
ftraBe, am Mpntug 4beno cine far
bol0fe Scene berurfd6te. = Oas
6rauen5immer purbe crit unldngit
aus benz 8~efdngniB entlafeu, tpo@
1elbit Tie tpe9en zines Gbnli4en 8ers
gebens einen Sermin abbiiBte
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SScr nicht licbt

8ter aus geo. 9iint6er, jun.'s, 8ruuz
erei, @etn, Wei6 unb @eiang, Der
bleibt Elm Starr fem Qeben lang. s. &c
g. Sci. 2457, pher YbiGips Bros,
al1einiger Sloi9enbier : 8etrie6, Nr.
6O9-611, SUb Caroline : StraBe.
(24O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

Wetterausfidten Sir
Marnlanb unb ben Sifirift Columbia
tbeilpeiie tribes Wetter am Mitttpo9
unb Opnneritag unb pabrf9einli9
eelesentli9e Resensiife, Offli4e
Winbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

gu irgenb elmer 3eit f0nnsn mir
BON 6dmeraen befdaen lDeroen, 81 ir@
eenb elmer ,3eit nirb ct. Sato5szOel
ale S1mer5en hetlar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

8efu9er Der Yan nj e
rifanif9en Mus ftellung
in Buffalo tperben bort ben ~Ssutz
iden gorreiponbenten" i'm 2eisainr>
mer Der pSnternational paper Co."
i'm @ebdube fir srupbif4s &infte,
pprfinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
Scutihes Gelo SIT uereaufen,

@6iffsturten BON unb na9 Guz
rppa, iiber Baltimore ober NetpzOort.
ga6nz8ilete na9 alien S9eiIen Guz
ropa's.
Sbep. s.. Siener & So,
Nr. Ais, Materz, nabe @apzS traBe.
Q2l. 3Ots, S&6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

Yriptlegien gepabrt. =
Die 8iibeet=8ebDrbe bat geltern fol-
eenbe pripilesien eetpdbrt: n9ofel
3erington &c." 2eringtonz uno 9olz
libapftrabe, glofet, S.; Daniel 2ez
ben, Mabiion=Qpe unb 9loomi traBe,
4b5ug, $76; peter HeDiae, 30,
StridsritraBe, Nb5ug, unentgeltli9;
SRI. @liaa Senftns, Ger. 721, ct.
9aulitrabe, Mb5ug, S.; 6. s. Praz
tier unb Sobn 8. 5arber, CIR. 2708
Bis Pip, ct. YaulitraBe, 4b5ug,
$50; Moies !9immel, Ger. 109-111,
Norbz 5reberiditrabe, Nb5ug, $40;
Bolton Scar, @nioritr., nabe Sarz
forbzape., &enereingang, $3.50; Ser
mann Sbomas, iieben 9duier, Ger.
1853, SarforbzNbe., pfoiten, 81; 5.
D. Ginger, Nr. 1887, penniploaniaz
Ipe., &enereingang, $1,000; Ssrael
Yine, Nr. 100 unb 1913, We itz8dltiz
moreftrabe, Banner, $50; rpabit
9reping &c." Nr. 4O3, Weitz2erinsz
tonitrabe, @9aufenter, u%nentgeltli9;
6enrp 5enael, Nr. 1886, B%enniplDaz
MIA Mbenue, 8erlegung ber8euertGir,
unentgeltli9; Nnbrep 8. Wbitribge,
Nr. $40, 8artzIbenue 9erdnberun9
Der Sronttreppe, 1875; Gbarles 81.
pue, Nr. 1884, eitz8altimoreitruz
Re, &eQert6ir, S12.25; Sreb. 4bams,
eager unb Sterlingitrabe, grferz
feniter, 81; Srau !6elene 9abner, Nr.
1O11, 9anoberi trabe, Sreppe, So;
sSulius gaDner, Nr. 1912, 81 -2omz
barbitrabe, 8elereingung, SO; Soiepb
S~riebentpalb, Nr. 107-111 N.z@u=
tanitrabe, Sommerba9, ni9t gene6z
migt.
Die 10. Sabres Gonpen=
tipn bes Rationale ereins Der
6uf9miebez Meifter" ftnbet BON IA.
Bis 10. Sftober in r3uine's 9uue"
ftatt. 9r. Samuel Morrif ION tit 8prz
1iber bes arrangements omite's unb
Sr. Soi. s. 8ranbp Sefretdr.
Sent unb Queen MINES Gn.>Tair.
80. rs, 29. uns 30. gusuf.
4-srp6e 5ase-4.
Die sr6ste Sair bes Gaftern sbOre I'm sDIz
defer=Sead,.
9ret SB%ettrennen iessn Tag;
5000 aIs grcife.
Nabeau $50 Der f9ne1iten pferbe
in ben Ser. Staaten fir bic 8ennen
einaetrdgen. Grobe Iusitenung bon
@efliigel, 5armzprobuften, Sarmz
@erGtben, tpeibli9en !6anbar6eiten,
Trii9ten unb anberen niibli9en GU
den. Die 8epDlferung bes san5en
Staates ma9t Ii6 our Sbeilnabme
bereit, unb Sic ipaten audi nit Sbrer
Jamilie bier iein. Gin Sober gebt gu
Der Sair.
Die grDBten Nttraftionen, tpelde je
Der 8eb0lferung 8altimore's geboten
purben = grfuriion, Gennen, bic
Sair unb anbere @ttrattionen, 4ues
fir Csc.
grtra=S umpfer ieben Sag.
Oampfer perlaHen Baltimore 8.45
9ormittags, l unb 2.30 Ha6mittaes.
g~eniigenoe IccOmmobationen fir
Nle.
Seine Srei Siaetee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

Dffnet tporben. gs befinbsn fid ca.
1000 BGnbe barin. 9r. CD. 90.
Mealep CAB ben 9auplab fir ods
speiftDdige GebGube ber.
Wpm 8liB getroffen.
Die 2ei6e bes g6ef=StranbpG9z
tiers Der v2ittle Sslanb 2ife Sapins
Station" Samss 6. Wbite, tpurbe
in Der IGhe bes Seeitranbes BEL Norz
fotf, 3d., aufgefunbsn. gr mar am
Samitag Mbenb in einem 8uegp 5ur
Snipeftion Bis CUR Oamzgfed=@ta
tion %sefabrer, aber ni4t suridgez
febrt. @ngeteGte Na9forfdungsn
fibrten CUR Muffinbuns Der 2eias.
Wbite lpar pGbrenb zines 9epitters
bonn 8lib ~getrpffen unb aus bemWaz
gen gei9leubert porben. Oas pferb
mar nur bet1ubt getpeien unb ipuroe
cine fur5e @trede bon Der 2ei6e entz
fernt rubig sraienb aufsefunben.
Wbite mar IS Sabre alt unb binterz
lGBt Weib unb 8tnb.
9offnungspolIe Sling
hinge.
3pei masfirte 8uben BON II, refp.
IA Sabren fielen Bel p~arfersburg,
3d., einen israelitii4en 9anoelsmann
an unb beraubten i'm INN 4les in fei=
mem 8eiibe. Die beiben Burden fpaz
rem nit piitolen unb SGbeln bepaff>
net.
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Wetterberibt.

8ctferberid1t.
Ser. gtaaten NSc ttersSuredu.
PIE, ben ~. Nuauff 1901.
o. c.,4 -29ino- gBett.
'"' meter iistsit saia. gan.I
500 q. 80 80 os q 80 2. 8 Grub
500 q. 30 % 10 as .. 8 EErib.
Nitn. sarouttcrf. 30.0s 46hi. fo,rmOmctcrf.. sc
YiittI. Ihermvmet,rn. "A yii,orianer 81
Die 5otfe z hHeliateit ots gSinbes in elmer Stunoe
b,trua I6 pleilen pom Noreoiien.
Sas eefriee Wsttu. Sie Sempera<
tur oes ~qefrisen cages mar auf na9benauntsn
StatipneH ME lolIt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

aemnp'S 8affce miro tdalib eerDifet.
8er1u9t unisren fetnfen" aioz unb
Santps= &affse. unerrei4t gu irseno
einem preiie.
8. 8. Rennn & s o., so 2dben.
The colored American., 1901-01-19

2 252 industrial pursuits. The pictures
Of the exhibit ss q whole, and then in
detail was most interesting. The Tue-
kegee Institutes exhibit was taken as
basis for detail work, and the repro
ductions were good indeed The northern
school teschers who so generously came
South after the war, and sacrificed
themselves TO the cause Of Negro edu-
cation, came in for their part Of hearty
applause On tbs psrt of grateful aud
ience. The DO ks collected by Mr.. Cal.
loway could be seen distinctiveIy on
the canvass. This especially attracted
attention, for the reason that so few
people knew the race had produced SO
many books.
Mr. Galloway Rad found that $50
patents had been issued to Negroes In
the United States, Notwithstanding that
3 Boston lawyer said he never knew
of 3 Negro ''inventing anything but
lies" and Washington lawyer said he
never heard of one, neither had his
cook. The Washington High School
vas wellrepresented, and Prof Hunster
who made the models which attracted
so much attention at Paris was espec.
tally mplimented. Mr. Gallo way has
made specisI study of the work in
hand and dealt with it familIsrly. This
exhibit attracted more attention than
anything the American people sent to
Paris. 1t is very likely that Mr.. Cal
lowsy will present this exhibit st Buf
fslo and Charleston, only in q much
larger form. In his closing remarks,
Mr.. Galloway fittIugly said, $50 the
people of the North, to the people Of the
South, to those Of the East and tho Of
the West, our message is that if you
Will give Us our schools, and legally
punish our criminals, you may depend
upon it, that no foreign bullets will
ever chase Us from the flag, whether it
be carried up San Juan hill. or flung in
defiance across the Nicarsgus Canal" I"
The colored American., 1901-01-19
Mr. W. c. Coleman of Concord, N. c.

Mr.. Warren G. Coleman, Treasurer
and Manager Of the Coleman Cotton
Mills at Concord, n. e., passed through
the city one day last week en route
from New York. Mr.. Coleman speaks
in the highest terms of the prospects
Of the cotton mill and says that the
stock is being sold rapidly. In order
TO have working capital sufficient TO
conduct the fsc-ory IS it shuold be, the
cspitsl stock Of the Company has been
raised from fifty thousand to one hun
dred thousand dollars and q plat Of 8
quarter section of land has been set
aside sdjoIng the factory for the cree
ton of tenement houses for the EN-
ployees Of the factory. Mr.. Coleman is
not an old man by any mesns ana is
full Of energy, pluck and to his cred il
it may be said that he hiss conducted
his own business in 8 way % make q
fortune for himself.
The colored American., 1901-01-19

lustrated by means of slides, and this
new feature made the lecture more in
teIesting. The economic value of the
lecture was indeed worth the seeing
Mr.. Galloway brought out some in
teresting facts and figures; some that 8
certain Mr.. Hoffman, who wrote 3
book "some lime," ought TO read and
study. By an interesting table, mr..
Galloway, showed the increase of the
Negro population, and its relative i'm
portanee. The population of the man
Of color IN 1850 wss scientifically esti-
mated at 220, 600; in 1870 is vas 757. .20s;
IL 1850, We were 1, AL, $50 strong, the
census Of ten years ago placed our nu-
merlcal strength at 7, 40. .O4O. These are
interesting figures and is an education
in s smaller measure. The correspond
ing increase of population of the blacks
and white Is all cut Of proportion. And
the rate ss Mr.. Galloway happily stat
ed Of gain among the Negroes, need put
no one, even North Caroltn1sn in fear
Of Negro domination But the number
Of Negroes who are citizens Of the
Uoited States Is twice IS large as the
population Of Australia; nearly half
that of Spain, one fourth that of Eng
land, and as large sc the whole popula-
sion Of Norway and Sweden com 0ined.
The population Of total Negro chill
dren Of school age, IS shown by Mr..
Galloway who are enrolled in the pub
lie schools in the United States has in
creased from 81. 50 per cent in 1875 80
56 90 per cent in 1885, and to 81 % per
cent in 1895. The enrolment In the
Negro common schools Of the former
slave states was in 1857, 571 500; in
1851 81, S02, S74, 1885 s, 1,0+S, $50, in
1890 81, /, ,Ss9 $40, and in 1895 8, the en-
rollment wss ], 42s, ,7I8. Taking Georgis
as an economic basis. since It hss the
largest Negro population, Mr.. Gallo
way found that in the matter OF edu-
cation there we're twelve King busl'
ness courses; 9s classical; l52 profes
sionsl; Ie1 scientific; SSS noEmali and
The colored American., 1901-01-19
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The colored American., 1901-01-19
THE NEGRO EXHIBIT REVIEWED.

Prof Galloway Entertains a Large and
Cultured Audience With Stereoptiean
Views of the American Negro Exhibit at
the Paris Exposition Startling Fac,s
and Figures OF Race Progress and De
veiopmsnt.
The colored American., 1901-01-19

Prof Thos. J. Galloway, the Special
Agent Ct the United States Commis-
sion to the Paris EXPOSITION on Negro
EducafioD, delivered q lecture on The
Negro exhibit al Paris before the Bethel
Literary and Historical Association on
Tuesday evening January s-h. The
large auditorium Of the church was
dsnsely packed, and many Senators
and Oongressmen and other public Of
ficials came ont In large numbers The
mere fact that an offering was asked
st the door, did not once retard the
long line of people who literally pour
into the church. The lecture was IL
The colored American., 1901-01-19

3 young man IN Washington exclted
8 good deal OF eminent recently by not
moving $ muscle for seFersl days And
he wasn't government elerk, either.
Rising Sun, Kansas City, No.