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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28
Carl &abe's Rtiieabenteurr.

Gin sSngenieur aus 9euti9lonb I'M
ieinen Grebit6rief beitO6len. -
Ser Snbafttrte geftebt ben 0iebz
ftabl. - Habe in Wufbington. -
0ar bter in Baltimore auf 9ez
Judi.
Ser mDiteriDie Rabe : San lit iebt
bon Der Ge6eimpoli5ei aufgetlGrt tporz
ben. Wie beri9tet, ipurbe am Sonnz
tag bonn 9ebeimpoli3iften Seibplb i'm
vGarroGton : 9otel" tpegen 8erauSz
gabung zines ungebli6 gefGli6ten
@e6fels fir $3.50 i'm n9eerzGreetA
an Der Gde bon Gapz unb Sabettes
5trabe Elm damn perbuftet, Der lId)
Garl Ha6e bon 0euti6lanb nannts,
ipdter aber 5ugu6, iein Name lei 9eorg
MiGer unb Rep : gort iei feline 9et1
matb; audi fiibrte er ben ~4lias" Sui
ton. en- feinem 8eiib tpuroe etne
6anbtaf6e, bic einen Grebitbrief fir
$4,000, a1f ben Namen Carl 3abe,
Snaenieur BON Sungerbauien, pre-lz
Bif6e 9robina Sa4fen, l%duteRD,
ent6ielt, 9efunben. Ser Greoit6rlef
mar ant 10. Nprtl BON benz 8dnlter
Reinbalb @tetner gu 9ulIe an Der
Gaale auf bic 8~antbduier &nautb,
Na6ol unb &iibne su Sem : gorf,
Dime @abings 8anf" GIT GlepeIonp,
r8oDltportb : Nutionalbant" 81 Sat
GFranaisco unb yOeuti6 : @merifontz
i6e Nationalbanf" gu Buffalo. N.Sy.:
ausaeHeGt. Im 10. Mui raren auf
henielben in Der Sem : 0orter 8anf
BON Srn. &abe $500 ge5ogen tporoer1.
Iuberbem befanoen ii9 Sotletten>
artifel in Der Geiietai9e, Die fir etners
fDrmli6en Hieien beitimmt paren uro
unm6oli6 bon benz 8erbafteten getra@
cen fperben fonnten. SIM ngarroQtons
!Sotel" bate Der Maann feinen Namen
ols Sarnes 8. @eltp eingetragen, in
feinem 8eiiB befanb fi9 uber audi ell
G6GiiRel fir Elm 3immer i'm ~!9otel
Rennert," mo er ft9 uls Carl Rabe
eingef6rieben bate nno mo- er bic 9oz
teGre6nung f9ulbi9 9eblieben mar.
@r geftanb, nu9bem er perbaftet mar,
bah bic 3eiIetaf9e ni9t fem @igena
tblm lei, Ionbern er babe bieielbe fir
S. gefauft. Die 9ebetmpoli5ei befiirfz
tete anfGngli9, es 6unble ii4 in benz
Safe I'm einen Morb; i'm 2aufe hes
geitrigen Sages iebo4 brdhte 9ez
beimppli8iit Seibolb in Grfabrung,
bar 6r. Rabe, benz bic Reiietai6e gsz
bort, fi9 bon Hetp : 0orf nab pbtla7
belpbia begeben II. bort imn 9ingbam1
Souie"loairt, tpp er Dem @lert bic Reis
ietaI6e our 9tufbemabrung ~iiber9eben
hattie. 9on bort ma er nah Saltt<
more aefommen, bate bier in Der Leg
ten @pde i'm vgutalp : SOuie" lo<
oirt unb par bann na9 Waf6in9ton,
>. G., qereiit, no er iid i'm uNotional@
6otel"j etnquartiert bate; feline 8riefe
Iiieb er bonn rgutatp : 9ouie" bort hin<
{hifen. Die @ebeimpoli3ei telegraz
phirte aefern 4benb na9 Waihington,
unb fpenn Der 9err ni4t I6on peiter
oereiit lit, tpirb er tpabrf4einli4 4ets
fe bier anlangen. 8ie MiGer in Ybtz
fobslpbia in ben 8eIib Der Reiietaide
oefommen, 1T md unaufgetlart, Die
@erbanbluns bes Sales gsgen Wtiaer
purbe pom &abi 6eatig Biz nd4ten
Mpntag peri9oben. Gr tpirb aud IN
philadelphia eepinfbt, mo er int
nSotel Walbon" angebli6 einen se1
fGlI6ten We9iel aussegeben babeu
ion. Die poliaei BON pbilaoelpbia tea
lssraphirts seitsrnt i'm ieltaaAaltsnI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28

bur9 einen Stur5 auf einem befefte1
3rottoir an Der 8eltitraBe erlitt. 6r.
Mofes &. 9ids piinf9t $4,000 fir BEN
seitpeiligen @erluit Der 0ienite feiner
Srdu.
grbieIt einen eIettrif6ef
S9log.
Oie vl1niteb glectric 2ia6t un6
0ofper : Co. fpurbe BON Waub 9.
araft I'm $4,000 @9abenerIab perz
flaat, neil iie bur9 9eriibruna eines
8fofens an Der gde bon Suratoaaz
unb @6rDber Strube einen e~leftriz
f6en S9lag am IS. Mui er6ielt unS
berlebt ipprben iein lon.
8inf4t $1,000.
SIN Common gleas : 9eri9te 6at
Carrie glferpab cine S9abeneriab4
flaee eegen 8m. s. Sbinnid C 60.
eingerei9t. Die Sirma bate ben gnn4
trait gum 8esf9affen Der Wablbuoen.
Die &lGgerin bebauptet, bdB bel benz
QbreiBen Der @ablbube in i6rem 9au+
ie Nr. 634, Meit GpnpaD : Strabe,
Der Ganbelaber bemplirt ipurbe, mos
bur6 oas 9as often eelafen unb i4r
betrG4tli9er S9aben 3ugefiigt ipurpe.
Sic f4Gbt ben angeri9teten S4aoeyE
auf $1,000.
Die Genius : S9pinbez
leien.
SIN 8unbes : &reisseri6te beganlt
geftern Der Yro5eB gegen Spiepb $.
Ching, STEPHEN u. QbeG, Daniel s.
8opels, gbarles $. 8. 9uptber unO
Y6ilip @rapes, ale bon ct. MurD's
Gpurtb, tpegen angebli4er SGli9ung
bes 8unbesz Gen fus. Ser gro6eB tptrn
me6rere Sage bauern. 9fd9e5u 800
3eugen iinb p%orgeldben.
S6abenera B 8ldgen.
6oparb aretoer, tpel9er am 6.
MGr5 1901 i'm galpert : 8ebdube,
tpo er ais Glepdtorfiibrer dngeIteIt
mar, i9per perlebt purbe, fla9t gez
gen bic rGaIpert Building &c Gon=
itructing Comp" i'm Common gleas4
@eri9t UNI $4,000 S9mer5ensgelb.
Iuguit &retber, Der Batter bes &ldz
gers, perldngt $4,000 gntf9dbigung
fir ben @erluit Der Sienite feinea
Spbnes.
Ho9 Elm s eftamentsz T..
prp5eB.
8or benz Gi9ter Ybelps i'm gpm4
mon pleas : 8eri9t begunn geiterrt
abermuls elm Seitaments : YrpseB,
in pel9em @piritualtsmus cine berz
p~orragenbe 4oue fpielt. Der Streit
lit iiber ben Na4lub Der beritorbener
5rau Sbereie Snler unb bic &ldger
iinb Salomon ). Sbler, Srau 4melis
8olunb unb Srau Marie 6. &ir9ens
bauer, bic brei 8inber. Srau Spler
1tarb am 7. Mai 1900 unb tie ma9ta
folgenbe 8ermG9tnihe: 2eontbus
SDler bic 9dufer Nr. 119 unb 121,
gort : Hoab; ibren bret SD9tern
5rau gli3abetb Warren, Sruu 2puiis
8eG unb Sruu 4lice Sibgeralo, ibre
Ittien in ben Wuferperfen gu Cans
ton; Srau &ir6enbauer, Inelte 8o4
lamb unb Salompn s. Spler erbielz
ten bas 8aargelb in 5pet 8uupers
etnen unb 2eonibas Spler bas 9aus
Nr. 466, Stzgrobitrabe. Der erita
3euge mar Salomon 5. Spler, tpelz
der ausIagte, baB feline SHUTTER 5lpar
tatbolii6 mar, aber felt mebrerett
| Subren bor ibrem Sobe ben Or. Spbn
Roberts, einen Spiritualiiten, be-
iu9te, BON benz ie in u~ngebOriger
Weiie beeiflubt porben iet; 3euga
fagte, er CLAUDE ni9t an SpiritualiSz
mus unb lei aus bieiem @runoe BON
Ietner Mutter bena9tbeiligt porben.
IS purbe i'm &reu5perbDr berausgea
bra9t, baB er nit ieiner Mutter ni&t
auf gutem SuBe lebte.
Srau Spler mar 60 Sabre aft, bea
trieb Sabre lang einen 8utterbanbel
in Sioz8altimpre unb binterlieB ca.
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28
: @ebr Ynli,item.
Sie. poliaeibebOrbe ernennt Is poltz
5iiten unb 81 probepoli5iiten. -
JWirb gapt. 8afer oe6en9

Die. poliaeibeb0rbe ernennt Is poliz
siften unb 81 prObepoli5iiten. -
J@irb Capt. Batter seben?
Sn Der geftrigen Sibuns Der poz
| l~i5eibebDrbe purben bic folgenben Is
Yrobepoliaiiten gu &esuldren erboz
ben: Mubrep S. Sutton, grnit M.
Mpore, Mi9ael s. @aule, Gbarles
$. 5risbie, Dennis 3angenep, Sohn
Us. Sobnfon, gilbert 6. Pabemore,
Sobn $. Oble, Sobn 6. Sun, Gbas.
s. Sueabel, Daniel 8. glaplanb,
Sobn s. 2eonarb, George u. S4uz
man, Sames 6. Mbbott, Sames 8.
Oarbep, 9enrD u. Weler, Willtam
6. We itanb unb Osoar u. 8arten,
unb bic folgenben 81 Yrobeppli5iiten
purber ernannt: Srancis 6. Boar
man, 8eberlp Il. Sinour, Gbparb
9ousbertp, Sofepb 6. Mit4ea, Greb.
Min9, Mrtbur g. Storb, Sobn s.
Wal1b, Sobn u. Wap, Gharles W.
papouret, Mart @tindcomb, Sames
$. 9arbeth Sobn q. 8aber, George
9. 8eispanser, 9enrp $. Margerotb,
Gbp. Maguire, Sbos. 6. Gufad,
!9enrD u. 9onboufer, iun., WiIiam
6. 11pbpff, George s. Saffran, Wm.
Maper unb Sofepb .. Mc@lone.
Gs tpurbe geftern i'm Y~oli5eibauptz
quarter semunfelt, bab Capt. So6n
8afer bonn norbneitlihen Oiltritt
1i9 au9 NIT Mbbanfungs : 9ebanfen
trGst unb nd9itens bon ben 4er5ten
unterfu9t perben ipirb, pb er nod
bienittausli9 1T. ST. Batter tpurbe
1916 in 8apern seboren, fam als
breiidbriser Sunge mad Mmerita. Gr
ma9te ben 8iirserfrieg NIT, unb
1867 purbe er gum Poliaiften an Der
8altimorer 'poliaeiforoe ernannt. Sm
Sabre 1875 tpurbe CT gum Sergeanz
ten erboben, 1882 gum lieutenant
unb 1892 gum gapitdn. Sonte Gu
pitdn Batter peniipnirt perben, 10
tperben stpei GapitdnsplGbe gu be-
feBen fetn, unb es berlautet, baB
lieutenant S4leisb unb lieutenant
!6enrD ernannt tperben.
Muf grfu4en bes 8pblenbGnblers
8. 8. Sbomas nabmen bic goli5eiz
Gommifdre seitern einen 8ef4luB
an, mad tpel9em bic ao~blenbdnbler
fofort bena9ri9tigt perben miKen,
tpenr elmer ibrer Subrleute berbaftet
pirb, tpenn er nit einem 5uber Sob
len ansetroffen pirb, tpel4es angebz
li9 gu lei9t 1T.
@pn elmer 9ei9fel eez
troffen. = Sibnep Soy. IA Sabre
aft, an Der gort : &oab unb Wpaz
nafe : 4penue pobnbaft, purbe sez
ftern, als ct an Der gde BON Gulpertz
unb SrantlinitraBe auf einen @traz
benbabn : Waggon fteisen fpolte, BON
Der Oei9iel zines borbeifabrenben
Wagens Der .Mbams grpreb : Co."
g%etroffen, gu 8oben geporfen unb am
8ein erbebli9 perlebt. Gr muBte mad
benz rStabt : 9oipital" sebra9t tperz
ben.
3um finften Male per=
M oren.- Die @pirituoien : 2t=
ena=8ebOrbe bertparf seitern bic Mp=
plifation bes 9rn. 6. $. Meilter nm
cine Spirituoien : Sdanfliesna fir
bas 9aus Nr. 1910, 2afapette=M pe.
Gs mar biefes bas FINITE Mal, baB
9r. Meifter um cine 2ieena fir bus
6aus ndmfuhte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28
Sta0t Baltimore.
Briefbct0rbcrnms mad benz ausIanoe.


Sn Der NIT benz 1. sunni 1901 en-
benbenMo9 f9liebt bic ausldnbif9e
poit in biefem 8iireau, pie folst:
bic poft fir Padete 1T tdgli9 BON 9
rbr Morgens Biz 5 1br Na9mittass
(aussenommen @~onntags) se0ffnet.
Srans MtIantifhe poit.
Oienftag - 9 1br Mbenbs, fIrGu=
ropa, per 9ampfer n@t. paul," pia
@outbampton (poft fir Srlanb muB
per Oampfer rSt. Paul" abrefirt
iein); II rbr Mbenbs, fir europa,
rOampfer nSeutonic," piaNueensz
totpn.
Mittpo9 - 9 1br Mbenbs, fir
europa, per Oampfer columbia"
nia plpmoutb unb 9amburs Wot
fir 6ranfrei9, @ub : europa, @sDpz
ten unb gritif9 : Snbien mub per
9ampfer columbia" abreiIirt fein);
II ubr Mbenbs, fir Grantrei9, @ibz
europa, Ggppten unb 8ritii9 : Snz
bien, per 9ampfer ga 8%retagne,"
bia !6apre Woit fir anbere Sbeile
Guropa's mub per 9ampfer n2agrez
tasne" abreKirt fetn).
Greitag - II ubr Mbenbs, fir
Guropa, per Oampfer r2ucania," pia
Queenstown.
pot fir g ii b. unb Gem
tra1 Mmerita, Wefz
Snbien II. (. IN.
Oienlf tag = 3 1br Na4m., furSa=
maica, pid Bottom; II l1br Mbenbs,
fir Samaiea, pia philadelphia; IL
l1br Nadts, fir Mapaguea, per9am=
pier nGbelpn;;~ fir porto Hico, per
Oampfer rMc@lellen;" fir Surfs=
Sslanb unb @t.sOomingo, per DAM
pier ,G6erofee;" 0fiir Snagua' II. 9ai=
ii, per 9ampfer rMt. 8ernon."
Mittpo9 - IL ubr Nadts, fir
@untiago, per 9ampfer nSantiago
be Gubd."
Donnerftas = 3 l16r Ma9m., fir
eSamaica, pia Bolton; u llbrNa9ts,
fir Heufunblanb, Dia pbilabelpbia.
Sreitag = ubr @benbs. fir So
plata : @taaten, per 9ampfer rgto=
ma" IL 11br Na9ts, fir porto @icp,
@ene5uela unb Curacao, per Oam=
pier philadelphia" fir 9aiti 'unb
G%artbasena, per 9ampfer r4tbos;;"
fir Bermuda, per Sampfer ySriniz
bab;" fir Samaica unb Santa Mar=
tia, per 9ampfer n@bironbad;" fir
9aiti, per 9ampfer %. s. 9enbz
riff"
poit fir Neufunbfanb, bia Nprt6
@Dbnep, unb fir Miguelon, pta 3d.
fton, 19liebt bier tGgli9 UNI 3 ubr
Na9mittass; fir Cuba, pia Sampa,
tdsli9 Inn l lbr Na4mittass; fir
6onburas, Gotta Hica unb 9uate=
mala, pia Hetp : Orleans, tdgli9 Inn
8 1br Mbenbs.
Srans Paeific : go It.
Oienitag = z ubr Nbenbs, fir
China unb Sapar, bia Seattle.
0ienitag = 7 nbr Mbenbs, fir
CHINA unb Sapan, pia Tacoma.
@amffag u ubr Mbenbs, fir
9apaii, China. Sapan unb bic pbiz
lippinen, bia San 5ranaiseo.
poit fir Iuftralien, Heuieelanb,
Silt Samoa unb 9apaii, bia San
Granaisco. fdlieBt bier tdsli9 Bis
gum Is. Sum- Mbenbs Z lbr.
Oie Bacifte=Ppi tpirb tag
li9 mad benz Mbganssbafen gefanbt,
unb atpar 1T bic @dluB : Nnnabme
berielben 10 arransirt, baB tie Bel unz
unterbro9enem 11eberlanb : Sranss
port re9taeitig eintrifft.
g.. Oabies Wdrfielo,
Poitmeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28

Metteramsfi9ten STIR
Marblanb unb ben Diftritt Columbia
tbeilneife triib am Dienftas unb Mitt=
tpod, frifde norbueitli4e, fpGter per=
Gnberli&e Minbs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28

9ennp's 8affee ipiro tdglih aer6ftet.
@erfu9t unferen %feinften Hioz unb
@antpsz &affee, unerrei4t gu irgenb
einem preife.
6. .. &ennp& 6 o., so 2dben.
co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28
frat. Die Gr0Be bes Sunfif9es lit
unbef@rGnft.

Cine tbture Sdneepebe.
Gin G4litten, in pelfem f4
Marp Wrisbt BON Miltesbarre, ga.
unb ibr Mann befanben, f9Ius i'm
.lebten Minter in elmer boben Sdneez
tpebe INN, unb 8eibe fpurben perlebt.
Sic erhielt $1,000 unb ibr Wann
$118 augefproden. Oas @eridt
belt, baB bas Sopnfbip 2ebman, ipo
bic @ade paifirte, perpflidtet tudr,
bic Strabe in fabrburem .3utanb gu
erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28
TO ADVER-
Users.
8i6tig fit Anaeiaenoe.

8efu4er Der Ban m e.
rifanii9en Musfelluns
in Buffalo perben bort ben r9eut=
f4en gorrefponbenten" i'm 2eieaimz
mer Der IS nternational paper Co."
i'm @ebdube fir srapbifde aunfe,
D~orfinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28
DeuffMes &efo at rergdnfett,

~ GenfS pro Warf.
rx;,syor,,r bon uno mad europa, fbtr Saltis
,rnTs ab,r Q,usOori. gabnseiuste nod ellen xbst'
len Gnrosa's.
9beo. 3. Diener q So.
Rr. AIS. sBatrs, uas. q
Q2la 2Ttsl1&sl-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28
Sie Strife Situation.

Die ftrifenben Mai6iniiten iinb nit
Der Sa9lage aufrieben. - Die
BON Bartlett, 9ubparb e 60. Be-
f9dfttsten Mai9iniiten poGen
audi ansebli9 bic Nrbeit nteberlez
gen. - Die rSteam=5itters" iiez
gen.
Ser @trife Der Mai9iniiten 1T nod
ni9t besnbet, bic grObten gtablihez
ments, barunter bic Werfe gu Sparz
rop's Yoint, baben nod ni9t einsez
geben, aber Die Striter itnb gutter
9offnung, bub fie bod gepinnen tperz
ben. gs betBt, baB iebt aud bic BON
Bartlett, 9apparb &c 60. bef6dftigz
ten MaI9iniiten bic Qrbeit nteberle=
gen tperben, tpenn tbnen bic neunitin=
bige &rbeits5eit ni9t sepdbrt piro.
Die v@team=Sitters, tpel9e au9
fir ben neunitiinbigen @rbettstag
tdmpFen, f9einen erfolsret9 gu fein.
Die Tirma @aqace, @1ebbins &c 60.
unb Sbomas 6. 8afbor So. baben
i9on einge9eben, unb bic ein5ise
9auptz5irmd, pelde nod ri4t eingez
geben bat, lit Groof, 6orner & 60.
Sn elmer seitern @benb absebultenen
9erfammlung Der 1nion Der u@teumz
5itters," tpelde geftern Ibenb in Der
n8ermantazSurnba1e" on Der po1tz
office Denue ftattfanb, tpurbe be-
i4lofen, baB Die Nngeftelten bes
@tablifements Der 5irma, ungefdbr
35 an Der 3abl, moreen Mtttug bic
Irbeit nieberlesen fo0ten, penn ibnen
Biz babin Der neunitiinbtee Mrbeitsz
tag ni9t gepdbrt iporben lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28
3ofalberi6te aus @aibinatpm.
Srdu 8onine MIDI emf t.
ldffen.

Sn Wafbington fam geitern boz
Ri9ter Barnard Der Nntrag our Ser
banblung, Srau 8onine, bic Der grz
morbung bes glerfs Sas. g. Npres
anseiaulbist lit, sesen 9iirgidaft gu
entlafen. Del 3i9ter mics ben VIM
trnn nj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28

U9itt. VoroueterR. 1850 p6hf. FbermometerR... 87
YiittI. 1hermumeterh 81 yiieoriaher 81
Die hohffe e dnenisieit bes Minbes In elmer tunbe.
betrue0 Nteilen pom Norben.
Ias aefrise @etter = Die h0dife Semp:ratnr
bes s~.ffTisen Iases aui nahbenanHten Statioheu
mar. nie folqt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28
@ctterbcriht.

Scr. etaaten @etter'Siredu.
BaIrtm ore. ben %. Nai 1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28

: ::ss e. T. s ss:ss 81 g ! ~, j: 5 s s:ls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28

8afebaIl. - Die 8altimorer
fpielten seitern in Chicago Elm Spiel
bOr 1900 perionen, iiber psl9es bic
n@fociirte prefe" beridtet, bab es
bas f4le9tefte mar, mas ie bort 9ez
feben tpuroe. Die Score" 1T, nie
folgt:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-27
hg@ast1epsope Bat~nin an"af'sy ss,e.
A GALAXY OF BARGAINS
To clean up Stocks for Inventory,

Summer Corsets at 4Sc a pair i'll ventilated open-work and Ba tiste, cool, comfortable corsets, ii the new shape straight fronts anC also girdle lengths.
 For Thursday selling just 5 dog en white Muslin Skirts with wide umbrella ruff1e, trimmed with wide embroidery. Price will be Sl .4S each. You may tell what you usually pay.
 A Thursday bargain in women's Handkerchiefs, both lace and em- broidered. Worth 25c.
 At l9c each Women's fabric Gloves that fiji like kid glove and are cool and comfortable. The 25c kind, Thursday at l9c and the soc kind Thursday at 39c pair.
 Plain and fancy Taffeta Ribbons for stock collars that usually sell at 25c, Thursday at 15c, and the usual 1oc Ribbons, Thursday at lOc a yard.
 At Sc yard we offer a case of Ioc printed Di1nity Lawns.
 Thursday will be a big day for the Mercerized Dress Ginghams, instead of 69c, price will be soc a yard.
 The fashionable ecru Dotted Swisses, get the bargain fever and go to l9c a yard from 25c and soc White corded Lawns, especially for Thursday, worth I5c.
 At lOc a yard Wide and fine Dress Ginghams, bought to sell at 15c. To be sold Thursday at lOc a yard.
 Wide and fine Dress Ginghams, bought 10 sell at I5c, to be sold Thursday at lOc a yard.
 7c yard for the 36 inch print ed Percales, that are Ioc.
 5c a yard for the Dress Cling hams, usually sold at Sc.
 Voilet Parma Soap,
 cakes for 5c Supply your summer needs in Papeterie on Thursday, and save money. The 25c box at l0c, and the 17c boxes at l3c. The I5c boxes at 1Oc and the Ioc boxes at 7c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-27

Boys Sailor Suits in linen color and in stripe navy, good vacation Suits. Worth 75c.
 Thursday at 35c a suit
 Thursday we offer a lot of white lawn and colored cham bray Shirt Waists. Reduced from $1.oo and $1.25 10 67c for choice.
 Thursday a special lot of women's Suits in colored mo- hairs and cloth, much higher priced suits.
 Thursday at $7.45 each Manufacturer sends Us a lot of black and white stripe Silk Petticoats worth $7.5o. We can sell them Thursday at $500 each.
 Good bargains in white pique and wash Skirts of all kinds on Thursday.
 Printed Foulard Silks at present prices cost but little more than muslin. Not a sli1npy silk i'll the lot, all greatly reduced. Price 35c, 49c, 69c and 95c a yard.
 Another silk bargain in our Wash Silks at 39c a yard on Thursday. Very desirable for waists.
 10 pieces of black and color ed Mohairs, 40 inches wide. Worth 75c.
 1 thursday at 49c yd The chance of the year-3 pieces of colored Brocade Silks, one each, yellow, reseda and gray. We re- duce from 69c to 25c a yard.
 Dress lining department, too, has bargain ill Black Percaline, worth 121a cents.
 Thursday at Sc yard Hundreds of yards of the fine figured Dimities, worth Ioc.
 Thursday at l3c yard
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-27
THOMPSON HOUSE ABLAzE.
Historic East Haven Residence Badly
 Damaged by Fire Yesterday.

Historic East Haven Residence Badl,
 Damaged by Fire Yesterday.
 The historic home of County Com missioner Ed Foote Thompson, locat ed on Main street, East Haven, wa! badly damaged by fire and water yes. terday morning. The famous ole structure which is one of the finest ir the town, had a narrow escape form destruction. As it is the damage is about $1OOO, well covered by insurance The fire was discovered about Il o'clock by Mrs Page, who resides next door. Smoke was coming from the kitchen and appearances indicated that the fire had gained headway.
 Representative Thompson and his family had left the house less than an hour before and had gone to their summer home at Cosey Beach. MT. Thompson saw that everything was in good shape before leaving.
 Most of the firemen were out of town and one hose had been sent away to be repaired. Consequently the firemen were badly handicapped in their work, but trolley car con- taining several male passengers was passing. They rendered valuable as- sistance.
 After a great quantity of water had been used the fire was put out. The kitchen was practically gutted while much damage was done in the attic and one of the chambers. Most of the valuable furniture and the contents of the library, which is said to be the most valuable in the town, were removed un- til the fire was conquered. The library is not damaged in the least nor did the flames reach any of the valuable furni- ture. The carpets and draperies are soaked with water but the volunteer fremen are receiving credit for doing a very successful piece of work,
 The fire started In wood box near the kitchen stove, but Mrs. Thompson says there had been no fire in the kitchen stove for three hours previous to ii o'clock and she cannot account for the fire. The house is directly opposite the old stone church.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-27
HOPP-ETZEL.

Pretty Wedding at the Zion German
 Lutheran Church Last Evening.
 A pretty church wedding took place last evening at half-past seven o'clock at the Zion German Lutheran church, corner Davenport avenue and Ward street, when Miss Lena Hopp, daughter of Mrs Caroline Hoop, of 133 Ashmun street, was united in marriage to Frank M Etzel, of this city. Rev Frederick A. Ottmann, pastor of the church, tied the nuptial knot Professor Max Dressler presided at the organ and ren- dered an excellent programme of music. The church was beautifully decorated with palms and potted plants.
 The bride was gowred in perfectly fitting gown of ivory satin trimmed with duchess lace It was cut en traine, and from her head fell a tulle veil, which completely covered 1t. She carried a large bouquet of white brides maids roses. Her only attendant was the groom's sister, Miss Anna Etzel, who was gowned in white chantilly lace over white silk. She carried pink roses. The best man was Herman Hopp. a brother of the bride.
 After the ceremony the guests re- paired to the home of the bride, where a sunptuous wedding repast was par taken of. The young couple were the recipients of many handsome wedding gifts. MT. and Mrs. Etzel have many friends in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Etzel left late last night on a wedding tour, which will include New York and Philadelphia They will make their home on their return in this "
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-27
Thursday Bargain Sale.

Your choice of any So cent bleach and brown Linen Dam ask at AZ cents a yard.
 All linen crash Toweling, worth 10 cents.
 Thursday at Sc a yd Mountain cloth Suiting in good colors. Always 1oc, but on Thursday at Sc a yd One more chance at the Mems Negligee Shirts in new patterns. Worth 59c.
 Thursday price, 39c each Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, and they are the real French, good full sizes. Worth Z5c.
 Thursday at soc each staixceptional value in mems E ss black Hose, light sum III r weight. Worth 13c.
 ursday at Sc a pair Mems all lineu hemstitched IIand).erchiefs, worth 15c. Sold
 Thursday at Sc each Every child in town should be supplied with fast black Hose, good wearing Hose. Worth I3c value.
 Thursday at Sc pair Women's Hosiery, big as- sortment of fancy top with black boot, also fancy vertical stripes and dots, plain tans and the best black hose ever offer ed at 13c. All sold on
 Thursday at 9c a pair Women's ribbed c ot ton Vests in lightest weight for summer, low neck and short sleeves. You'll see them in other stores at I5c. Here
 Thursday at Sc each
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-27
Committee on Railroads and
 Bridges.

The Committee on Railroads and Bridges, to whom was referred petition presented by the Manufacturers Street Railway Com pany for extension of the tracks of the said company through Ferry street, across the Quinnipiac bridge and through Fairmount avenue to the plant of the National Wire Corporation, with permission to lay tracks, set poles, etc, will hold a hearing fin Rooms 10 and II, City Hall, on Friday evening, June 2Sth, 1901, at eight o'clock D. m,
 All persons interested in, the foregoing petition are hereby requested to be present without further notice and be heard there on. Per order Of
 Alderman JOHN H. ADAMS. Chairman.
 Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN,
 je27 2t Assistant City Clerk.