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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07

aapI4aot, 6. Mai. - 0ie8oez
rem Gommunbos unter S9eeper
uno aribingsr, pel6e Ieit funf DID
naten I'M Centrum Der &aptolDa;e
operiren, rerben no4 immsr ~fdarf
DerFoloi." &ribinser bsrbrannte unz
lGnsf einen 6ritiIdsn Gorrot655ug
in Der Ndbs BON Rebner.
&lerfsoorp, 5ranspaul, 6.
Moi. Die 1000 Mann Tiarfe
@treitm19t Dss goeren 9enerals
02larep in oan 6u8s!n Bon 6artez
b,e1ifonisin 5er.pliitert F6. Glide
ct:r MannI91fisn 5ieben na9 Norz
tfn, ctl;9s na9 SuDpsIten. 0elarsp
iel-f 6:nsgt f4 in Tii0li4er R:4z
1png.
Gefanqene u meritaner in
g lib afrtfa.
2onbon, 6. Mai. - &rieg3ntz
niiter 8rpbrid erflGrte beute i'm I'm
terbaule 5ur 2(nttport auf cine :Sra9e.
es befGnben Ii9 unter ben in Sln=
afrita gefangen 9enommenen Soerenz
folbaten 26 2(merifaner, iopie Is
anbere 9(mertfaner, lpel9e naturoliz
1irte 8urg6ers au iein beaniprllhien.
Die britiide 3esierung bege feline
@bii9t, btele 9efangenen Dor Dem
Gnbe bes &rieges gu befreien.
Neuer 9ficarasuoz aanalz L
8ertrag.
2onbon, 6. Mai. - Die vNHo=
ciirte preKe" lit offi5ieQ bena6ri3=
tigt, baB 2orb pauncefote, Der britt
i6e 9ot1 19after in Wai6ineton, bpnt
Staatsiefretdr 6ap ben Gnttpurf Ell
nes neuen glicaragud 9anal Ser
trays erbalten bat. Dem 0ernehmen
nah berorbnet berielbe Die g}eutraliz
tGt bes &anals.
Wof1inctpn, .. g., 6. Ma;.
- De o6ige 2onboner Na9rt6t 6sz
ru9t isb;nfaQs auf sinsm M;b0erz
fGnoni5. Setreidr 9oD 6aite Dor
Teiner M6rs;Te na9 Der pacifiofiHs
me6rsrs untsrrsoungsa nit Serb
paunc:fots iiRr Die R;earaguafanat=
5rege uno untsrbre;tete Die Qnii4,cn
Der Der. Staatan Regerung in be-
Isr glngeIes;u6sit. O:eIe NrT;dtsa
parsn e;nsm MemoranOpn einosrz
Iei6t, unb pabri9eini,9 1T es b:eies
Document, pel6ss ben bem briiiIfen
@elon0ten Isiner 3ss;srung ii6srmitz
tslt tpurbs. gu einem rsuen Ser
trasssnttrurf Iinb bic unter6anbiunz
gen nod n;dt sso;ehen.
Ortginelles Sefamsnt.
puris, 6. Mai. - Der fiirali6
perHprbsne 9raf ct. Suen be pierz
recount, psider Ieinen 5tamm6oum
5uriid auf Die 3sitsn WI6elm's b.s
grobsrers ieitet, bat Ser Siabi9ouen
Tein 9ermDssn Don 100000 Jrcs.
unisr Der 8ebingung parma9t, bab
Die Stabt oGid6rli6 einsm R;eTsnz
paare Elm 9odositsseTdenf bon 1907
600 5rancs mo6e, um eins pbbfiT9e
@sreoeluns Der MenI6snraKe gu fDrz
bern. Die Ganbibatsn fir bas Sp6z
seitsgsf6ent iOllsn bon Nsr5tsn unz
terTu6t nsrben uno bas aeIunoei.e
paar ipiro Den prsis er6aften.
Glenb 3 unb unsufrie benz
beit in g ii bitalien.
paris, 6. Mai.' - npatrie" yer>
Offentlift Oepei4en aus galern:o.
Neapel uno JDssia, tpel9e Die Sadz
lase i'm iuoli9en Stalien unb auf Der
Smell Si5ilien als bD9f bsoenflih
fAilbern. Die 8auern in ben PRO
pin5en Meliina, gatamia uno Gnz
rafus iinb in beftdnbisem Iufrrar
unb blutiae Sample nit Der 9oliaei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
Sene farbIpfen sSauaen,

beftiee appfe unD &ifeni6msrsen, iotuie 9erito,
pfunq, llebslteit. s6pinbetonfdGc, Gelb= H. gpai=
icriu6t uno eebcr. Mno Nierenleioen lafcn SUD
nur cine 9sab im6eu einem lanaiauen 4biterbtn
oDer Dem ein3i9en Mittel, pas Ocn G6rpcr reiuis
gen unp ipiebtr gtiune MAIDEN fam lllo MIR
Sbpren nel3e nierals 9ernuuft cnncbmeu, per=
ben bei ioltcr 9Babl nidDt ibleuniat bic beriibms
ten st. gernarb=9rGuterpi1cu bic iiir 25 Geats
in alien Gpotbenfen ;u baben fnb, auiptunen, I'M
ihr ylut 5u periHaen. uno ;u neuem 2eben boil
GsigRobeit agrldautslrsa. lSa. GL Gul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
O1 a d1 te fe;nem u mte s b re.

III U " ( - " ~ - III . y -
t0r. MDTss g. 5ranf 1T Der Sanz
o:cat osa Dgiiten Staotrat1sz0iitrif, 3
fir ben 5tps;!en Hat6s5peig, Dsn er
jebs oIs gsidGBtss M:t9lieo ans:hOrt.
gr III Miist:eo osr tp:d.igi3en Gomiz
ts'n unb "a! es cev5ianosn, Die Sniez
refIn Der S.aot 81 pa6rsn uno ii6
bic Mttung Teinsr Gollesea gu srtperz
Ben. 81. 6rant pofnt n 9}r. 1913,
McGuQo6iiraBe. x
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
Gin no6i6efunnter &c a Il n.

" II IL y y u II u { ~ u II u.
Sanruel GsgeFsr, GanOioot bon
Der 9. Narb fir ben 1. Sta0trat9s=
5neig 1T in Baltimore @puuiD gsz
6oren, srb:elt feline @r5N6ung in bln
S6ulsn bs5 @ountps, puroe imSuli
1879 CUR He4tspraris 5uselahsa.
2(nfanss mar er Repu6l;foner, trat
isbo9 in 1879 gu Den Oetn0fraten
iibsr unb mar Esito;m fets Elm treu;r
an1dnger Der partei. sSn 1896 uro
1900 aeitirte er eifrig fir Die Wabl
bon Mm. Servings grpan. eeif1888
pp6nt er in Ser. 1144, Slt Nort9z
9lDsnus, unb 1T roh ME ganoiDat fir
Elm 0ffentlides 2imt setpelen. *
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
Saaler's, ]Srpant & Stratton

College.
@eeriinb.t 1864. SucOrporirt 1895.
Gas 30. gduIiabr besinnt ain 2. Sept 1900.
Easflaif fen cas sanie Sahr.
NbsnotIafIen pom i. Gftober bic 1. GpriE.
en- 9ctreff Der 8or3lgi6teii, 2tttune. 9ftrs
frdft. standardization uno nnteri6ts 'Rurias
tsht bi.lelbe obenan 0i6t in Gon3Errena nit
anpcr.n. 9srfbuli6sr rlHterriGt u in
ALIEN 3Dtieea.
BeDin ourqeR:
yaafcbuIe SIC pro Nben efd)uIe S3 pro
Wfonar, ale Departez Wfpnat. - Seidjrdut.e
rents ciRidlie6eRo. 4nBohl DER Sd]uiern.
Sclpbcue: Gbsiaseafc CTR. 223G; Warblunp Rr. G65
Ssubst peeeu Rataloq mad Rr. 9 Bis y, NorO.
gbarlts. etrabe, gatiulcre gto.
glnsans ger. 12. taua2. a&s-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07

s:is. s:s, & sDs 60 e9aloulieu (AWNINGsl
ju beffeuen.
8slts Staqqen unO Ganpass Specialization Sas
bodbine unD fSubbppeu=8e au Dcrnlft6eu. Gunfa
Isri6. Seforat!OHen fur 0lutn etc.
BALTIMORE AWNING AND CANVAS Co.,
GbaS. z. Spusbton,
Ra6folesr bon G. 9. Dtarts it,, @o.,,
Mr II Rorez&ap=5trdBs.
qtorplanbz5elepbon GpurtaEo 1913.
D'"'''4''' llpr;I6 1&5.15l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
Gin eonFsrbatiber 6 n
bib t.

9r. q. 5. preasr BON Der Z. Warb,
Der bisbsri9en g., sat 5pei Sabre gr=
fubrung ols Tat6ztniisliao; er 1T
CUR GET Wlitstiso Des erli:n 3tpe;ees,
Ssin 8erbaiten in bieTsr a0rpsrz
iGaft mar iasts Elm cOnIeroat;pes. 9r.
preGer lit Marmor Stsin6auer unb
ippbnt in Nr. 17O4, Sf=Monumsnt=
StraBs. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07

8e.'m 8ranbs Ses prins.s'ffsn
Mobn6aufsg in 9urfs, H.zY., fonoen
5fpei Ginosr i'm Nlisr BON s unD II
Sabren ben 5ldmmentob. Die Gl
Tern tparea ausgesanaen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
8 6ne SSur6t unb Sdbsf.

- = - ~
0r. Solsp6 5. @tsinader, pel4,r
in Der 20. Warb, bic er isbt i'm erli,n
Hai9s5neigs 0ertriti, Don cen Osmoz
fraten tpiebar npn1inirt tporoen III,
bot be b,lfan Nusiidtsn, tpiebar erz
pd6lt gu nerosn. 0r. Steinader
mar Elm unermHbli6er 2tr6siter, tpslz
dsr ifeis bu5 SrtereIie lsinsr DarO
i'm 9tuge bate. Seine @OnFitusnten
ba6en es Teinsr 11rsrmiibiidfsit 81
perbanfsn, baB DE 5euerbsbDrDs, Die
geb0roe fir Dffentlide 8srb.IIerun=
gsn unb Die 9ubsst gsbDroa bic
Srase nes 9arss zines n;usn spriz
kenGaules al Der SreDerd 9oab
uno bas 2assn bon fdotiI6en WaIz
ferr01rsn in isnsr geaeno ernff:d in
Grtpdsung ge5osen babsn, uno, psnn
nieoer ertpGbit, pirD' eB ibm ohns
3peifsl gslirsen, Diis6s5iieli6s 9sr@
oronunssn i'm rsuen Stablrat1e sur
Nnnu1ms gu brirgsn. 9r. Stsindder
iit Miiglieo Der 6ol56an1lunssz
MA Gdiofsr u.Stsinad;r unO !pOant
IN Nr. 92O. Greb.rid=NDsnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
Gin Srsunb bes g If ii N E.
Tens.

6r. So6n s. Dds 1T i'm Sabre
1848 in Baltimore ee6uren unb erz
bislt Teine S4ul6;fDung in anopp's
Gdule. Sm g3ooember 1892 nuroe
er gum S6ut GommiFdr ernannt
unb oertrut al5 Iolder 5psi Sabre
lang Die 6. Waro. gr febte me6rere
0srpinigunsen fir cas Offsnt.ife
s6ulpsIsH Dur9 unb i'm 1T es gum
gro5en Sfe;ls gu peroanfer, DaBSurz
nsn in ban Dffsntliden @4ulsn Bal
iimors's eirgsFubrt tpurre. Sn 1897
tpuroe sr Mitg9iso be5 erfsn Siaotz
rat1s6neige5 als Reprdfentdat DIR
6. Warb. gr rei6te al5 TolGe5 cie
9eroppnune gum 8ou o;s 9a-risz
Greet 2s63u9s : Sonai5 III Sfz
Baltimore ein, tpelh, gutae6::Ben
tpurbe. $4,000 nuy0en fir ben
8au peruuzga6t. 2{u5srosn BAT ct
u1sgrere anbsrs Dib:uienOs 8er6efez
rru9sn in NorooEi GaItiuOre oas4z
gsiiebt. x
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07

81 Elm fd b;ges Nttslie b.
6r. So6n 6u6:rt bon yir. 204,
SIo patterFon 9arf Aosnns,
jeb;ser 9estrelsr bss s,f.n Staotz
raths D: Tir;fis in 5tpeitsn 3tpsige,
betpir6t fh p.eoerum um bas g.e!ds
gmt uao mil groBer 9srstt:sung,
Dsnn er fat fe;rs @onii:!usntsn uno
Die Sntsrs6en Dss Dfliden Sabtz
.9:;!s in ssoiegsnsr WiIs p:rtrst:n.
g:Ipnoesss Sniersfs betbdtig.s er fiji
Bic 9:r6sHeruns Der 5ae.litdt2n tss
5:sIigen 5afsrs uno erH in !ebt:r
Wods 6rdG.s ct bas NmMnement 81
oer @;rpronun9 fir be 9seuiirung
Der Wafsrmletb:n in S;ab!r1.6. Elm,
bur6 tpslfss Die Maf:rm;e!6s fir
pripat6aufcr bon untsr II SUB auF
So prp Sa9r bsro6gsIsbt purbs. &
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07

2onbon, 6. Wlai.- Ginem Dfftz
5isllcn 8sridt bss&riegsminii itsriums
5llfolgs lno Totpsit i'm 9un5en ia
Sffi5iere unb 14,264 Solbatsn i'm
TuoafrifaniT6en 9r;ege gefallen poer
seForben. @isr OFfi3tsre uno 314
Moru, tpelds tronf n1A 9auie ge=
Td;tt purbsn, finb FsitO:m gsHor6en.
2493 untsroffi5;e-e uno Solcat:n
fiuo als bienfunfdbi9 entlaHen !porz
Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
Gin gutter M a n n.

Der Gambia. bss stpsiten Sioolz
ral1s Siiir:tis fir ben 5lpeiisn
Hat9s5psi9 it 5r. Shas. 5:IJsn bon
Nr. 2204, glorp*&6lrl:siirobe. Der
ba3 perantipor.t:6s Gmt e;a:s GU
psr:n!sncsnten oes Sstesrap9.nn:1sns
Der y8aiiimpre S6;o 9ahn" inne
bat uro idOn friiGer per asi:bas6eriz
fhen &Drp:rfAaft Der Stubi anssb5ri !
BAT. gr n:to 5trs;f1sObne, tpenn Ell
pd6lt, Die :hm ii6er:raaens 0er@
trausnzi ilsGs nit 8:tp .h:nbafi;efs;t
. unb i'm Snt:rei1s Der Staos i'm Maz
e:me:nm uno Dss sre,t.nS: abtrat6sz
Oifr;f.s IN gsTonb:ren pertpl.tsn. x
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
Sin eifriQer De NOT frat.

Gin elFrl9er . E n + t.
ST.. 2puis ,. Greene 1T i'm miit=
i,rsn Stao.sfe;fe febr gut 6etonnt.
gr fstrsi6t in 92r. 212, Norb5Pacdz
Strabs, Elm 9oielz uno grpreB @sz
iGdft. Gr 1T in Baltimore ssbpren,
Mtbger BON grofeHion, mar Sabre
lang ga9n NnssTi;lltsr tino 1T Elm
eifricer 0enlofrat. gr Sat, p5ateib
er fets reses Sntershe on Ger poliiif
na1m, nod ME Elm politiIhs Gmt 6ez
ftsibst. Gr III bei 4Gsr, Die i6n FEM
ner, Tebr bsl.sbt unD ro6l elmer Der
bsR:n Sano;oatsn, BE man bdtte aufz
leIsn f0nnea. x
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
6pblenspa senebnti9t.
luidilse Abltimmung i'm britifdsn
llnterbau(e.
Sic 6pblcngrdber fuerSen fuabrs
fdjeinlid] ctnen all9cmcinen
Strife aesen Den 3pa
heidllieRen.

2anbung Des britilden 8ronprin5en
gu Melbourne. ne.-gnglanb's Ser
lutte i'm 8oerenfriege. - Inter
banblungen iiber einen neuen
gaicaragua aanal gertrag. -
Sriginelles Seitament zines franz
sDfif6en Gbelmannes. - un5u=
friebenbeit in Siibitdlien, @l9ier
unb Mlaroffp. - aa6el6eri4te
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
st 0 m.

2onbon, 6. Mai. - Die BENT
nd6it bier itattfinDenoe 3uIammenz
funft bes Cardinals Gibbons, bes
Mfgr. G6apeQe unb bes Gr5bii6ofs
BON Manila," beri6tet Der rOn1ii4e
Correspondent bes u0atlp Gbroz
nicle, lift baau beitimmt ben Gon%
flift 5u belettigen, pel9er 3lptlden
bem 8atifan unb ben Ser. Stdaten
be5ugli6 Der gei4lagnabme bes &loz
iterei9ent9ums in ben P4ilippinen
entitanben lit.
0erb i6tide 0erlpalz Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
RaOwap Il Co.,, IS Clint Str, u. u.
NaooooO'S
Yill %,
9lSpepfe,

miordnt iuur,g auftobsn aus Dem TRdgtu, gis
erndbrcrotn 9eItanDtbeilt sur Grbaltuns ocs &Ors
pers NM ,um Gras Der natur9tmdb pcbrau6ten
etoffc beiiteusrn.
Wrcjs Is Gentg bro s1abtt 9srfauft BON
ansn Mpotbetern OD,r nab Gmpfaug Ots 9rciie5
per Qof gslanDt
Raomap Il &c., IS GIm< Str, II. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
F|{|>fIf|4F}|>

Gneriei, ME btitq Obsr peiriatnD Der S9ntr3s
ben ner an 8bsuratsmus 9sioenoe, Der auI penn
Giebbett 9itgsHot DER SdJpa6. Der Ertoptl' peg
an 3crpoftdt, RturolQs ODER aEotrtu SrdUt0eIfsR
ltipsnNe iu erOuroen bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
Railways Ready Relief
tpirb ipfprtiac SinDermns uno Set'
lung sciuGbrcn.
SeiOett lettO Sd)mer5ett.

sei Rupfpeb (,in,r1ei Ob Miordut uStr ntrnbslr
Sabnfpeh RturdlQr Rbsumdtsmus, SerenlbIB,
Shmcritn uus S6pd6e i'm &idtn, i'm &iidgrat
oser in DEN Reren, 9si6p,ro,n in Otr 2eberQt9tHo
Geitsnftbtr, anihpsauHg Der 0slnte uno Sdmsr'
ien isD,r qrt pepGbrt Die ITtpcuOunq oon Raonaos
Meoon Relief ioiortge Grledttrune uno Nensn els
ntoe sag, lang fortgriebt;r Gtbraub btpirtt cine
bermauenfe ANeiluHq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
aus alien Welttbeilen.

2onDon, 6. Miai. - Die Nattoz
nalzgonferena Der Oelegaten Der briz
tif9en @rubenarbeiter tritt mprgen
in 2onbpn sufammen, INN 5u ent=
I9eiben, pb Elm a(leemeiner Strife
als proteit eegen ben 8oblen5oa be-
gonnen iperben ion. Die pprherrz
16enbe Nnii9t lit, baB Die Gonferen3
gu Guniten zines Strifes entf9eiben
ipirb.
Ous unterbaus genehmi9te beute
2(benb ben i'm 8iibqet porgef6lagenen
Qusfubr5oa auf Go6len nit 333
oeaen 227 Sttmmen.
Der britif DE s bronerbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07

Wt b Il T n E, o. W(dt. - Oer
brttiIde SbrOnerbe 9er5og BON Gorn<
tpau unb gorf lanbete Tim 2 uhr
heute Na6mittag nit fetner 8emabz
lin bon benz Oampfer nSpbir" uno
purbe pom General 9ouperneur
6opetoun, fopie ben Miniitern be-
pillfomnnet. Nad ben Gmpfangsz
Geremonie'n fubr oas paar urter
@storte zines erit fiir5li6 BON Glib
ofrifa 5uriidgefebrten golontdrcorps
bur9 Die feltli9 gef6miidten Straz
ben na9 Dem Hegierungsgebdu uno
puiiirte ouf ben1Dege bprtbin, eegenz
iiber benz Ratb6auie, unter einem linn
gu Gbren erri6teten Sriump66ogen.
10000 Mann Sruppen naren in
Hei6' unb 9lieb, unb man i6GBt Die
3a6l Der BON ausndrts bierher ge=
tommenen 8eiuder auf $4,000.
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
8 amaze 9Gsrfpl q Il II a.

RapFabt, 6. Mai. - 0ieSoe:
rem Gpmmanbos unter S9eepel
uro aribinger, lpelde {eit funf W?o:
naten I'M Centrum Der &apfolon;t
operiren, neroen rod tmmsr nf6arj
Derfoloi." &ribinssr psr6rannte un:
lGnslt einen 6ritiI6sn Gorrotb55ue
in Der y}G6s BON Rcbner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07

garis, 6. Mtai. - Som gbz
parbs, tpel9er in 9lmiens auf Die
Mnflage bin perbaftet porben mar,
an Der 8eraubung bes Siireaus Der
r4merican GrpreB Co." in parts be-
tbeiligt gelpeien gu fein, tit na9 benz
9ertillpn Sp1tem gemenen noroen.
ST iu6te cine photpgrapbiide Mufz
nabme au perbinbern. 9r. 8ertillon
entoedte in Gbparb5 einen alten 8ea
fdnnten.
8i9tige Gonferen5 in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07

Gonfunttnop 6. Mai. =
Gin foeben erlafenes amtlt6es Cir
fular bena6ri9tigt bic Wtitglieoer
bes biplomatiihen Corps, baB flint
tigbin nur biitinguirte 9eiu9er, ipel=
DIE in 8egleitung zines 0ipton1dien
erf9einen, 3utritt gu Dem Seldlalit
erhalten iperDer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-11-14
Church Bell Cracked.

The large bell in st. Marks Ev.
Lutheran church in Oakland has
never emitted very musical sound
which led many to suspect that it
was defective in some part. Last
Sunday morning as the sexton was
ringing the bell for service a very
peculiar sound was heard, the cause
for which, upon investigation, proved
to be two cracks, one on either side
where the clapper came in contact
with the lip of the bell. The cracks
measure nearly a foot each and will
eventually render the bell useless.
Already there is talk of replacing it
with set of chimes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-11-14

Virginia G. Kuykendall was born
in Barbour county, W. Va, April 26,
1856, and departed this life October
q, 1901, aged As years, months and
3 days. In April, 1873, she was mar
ried to VIM. Junkins. OF this union
was born one daughter. She was a
loving mot her and considerate and
true wife. She was converted in
childhood and united with the u. b.
church in which she proved to be a
faithful worker The patience which
she exhibited during the last month
of her ca rthly pilgrimage, which was
shrouded with great suffering, was
truly marvellous. She knew in whom
she believed and was wonderfully
kept in the embrace of the everlast-
ing arms. In the triumphant finish
of her earthly course Gods power to
save was gloriotsly manifested. She
was free from the bondage which is
through fear of death and rather an
ticipated it as her release from a
weary body. She requested the fol-
lowing hymns to be sung at the
funeral ASLEEP in Jesus, Blessed
Sleep, 'There is Spot and to Me
More Dear She suffered intensely,
but was never known to murmur or
complain. Her pastor visited her
and found her sick room to be very
Bethel. Her faith was strong and
she died, as she had lived, in the tri-
umphs of a living faith. Our men,
cries of her will always be precious.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. c. A Fisher, of the U. B. church,
assisted by Rev, Geo. |. Uhler, of the
Lutheran church, at the home of the
deceased near Deer Park. She was
laid to rest in the Oakland cemetery.
She leayes husband, a daughter,
two sisters and a brother, namely,
Mr.. William Junkins and Mrs. Eva
B. Clark, of Deer Park; Mrs. Thomas
Dickson and Mrs. Garrett Teter, of
Philippi, w. Va, and Jacob Kuyken-
DALI of Kansas.
While they are sad they sorrow not
as they who have no hope, for they
know that their loss is her eternal
gain. A FRIEND.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-11-14
Returned Prom Nome, Alaska.

There arrived in Oakland Monday
morning last from Nome Messrs. John
ShartZer and Marshal NJ Ashby, who
went from this place early last spring
to the gold fields of Alaska in COM
pany with DR.. Chas. Beachy, Michael
Nathan and John O'Brien. At Seat
tie, Washington the party was joined
by Clarence Compton, of Grantsville,
who accompanied them to Nome.
r. 5. Browning, son of Senator Brown
ing, did not arrive at Nome until late
in July. After spending a few days
at Nome DR.. Beachy, Mr.. Nathan and
Mr.. Compton returned to the States.
Messrs. Shartzer. Ashby, Browning
and O'Brien remained until late in
October, arriving at Seattle, Wash
ington, on Oct. 30. Messrs. Brown
ing and O'Brien are now in Idaho,
where they have, been joined by the
Casteel brothers and are engaged in
a bear hunt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-11-14
Prizes Won.

At the flower show now being held
in Baltimore the floral firm of H.
Weber & Sons, of Oakland, came off
with number of prizes, among them
being three first and one third prize
for chrysanthemums; four first and
one second prize for carnations; three
special premiums as follows: The
Baltimore american prize of $25 for
best vase so blooms pink ehrysanthe-
NUNS; the Perine prize of $5 for best
so Lawson carnations, and the Griffin
g. Turner premium for 10 Golden
Wedding chrysanthemums. No other
competitor at the Baltimore show
carried of half as many prizes as did
the Oakland firm.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-11-14
Large Sums of Money EXDended.

AT the annual meeting of the direc-
tors of the Mountain Lake Park As
ISOLATION held in Oakland on Tues
day when the full board composed of
Messrs. DR.. Baldwin, of Washington;
Chas. Conner, of Wheeling: Rev. j.
M. Davis, ID. E. Offutt and l.. A..
Rudisill, was present, a report was
submitted by committee appointed
for the purpose showing that up to
June LIST last the sum of $4,000 had
been expended by the association in
erecting buildings, improving the
grounds, ETC., since the formation of
the corporation. This amount is dis
tinct from the amount expended by
properly owners upon their grounds
for buildings and other improve
ments, which is In round numbers
something like $500, 700, showing that
within the past twenty years half
million dollars have been expended
in this one town of Garrett county
alone and all for permanent improve
ments.
Among other business transacted
at the meeting was the donation of
an acre of ground to the Garrett
Power and Light Company upon
which will be erected an electric
light plant for the purpose of furnish
ing light and power to the Park and
its residents.
After the meeting of the directors
of the Association meeting of the
Community officials was held when
an order was passed directing the re-
moval of all electric wires from trees
within the limits of the Park by jan
uary list. This directly affects the
company now furnishing light, the
service of which for the past year or
two has been eminently unsatisfac-
tory.
The ground donated by the Associ-
alton to the new light company is sit
uated below the dam at the Park and
adjoining the railroad siding. The
stock is being subscribed rapidly and
within short time the erection of
the building and the installation of a
new electric plant will be commenced.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-11-14
A Good Show.

For the first time in several years
we are to have a medicine show at
the opera house for an entire week,
commencing next Tuesday. The
German Medicine Co. takes this way
of advertising their remedies. They
have more than fifty comedy COM
panies on the road who give first
class evenings entertainment. They
will engage nothing but the best tai
ent money can procure. No salaries
are too high if the act is a pleasing
one. The medicines of this well known
company are used extensively all over
the country and the testimonials they
have from prominent people prove
that their remedies are all that they
claim for them.
They have novel way of opening
up their weeks engagement by only
charging , cents admission for the
first night. No reserved seats first
come, first served. They do this to
assure themselves packed house for
the first night and the merits of their
company assure them a packed house
for the balance of the week at the
small admission of 10 cents. A hand
some gold watch is given away every
Saturday night to the most popular
young lady of the city This is de-
cided by voting, which at times gets
very exciting when two or three
young ladies are each struggling for
this prize. Other presents are given
away by the company to the holders
of the lucky numbers. So if you en-
joy good singing, good dancing, funny
acts, ariel acts, lots of fun, lots of
laughs, don't miss going to the opera
house next week to see the German
Medicine Co.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-11-14
The Result of Advertising.

Messrs. Dixon & Kelso, the mer-
chants of Oakland, had published in
these columns last week display adj
vertisement announcing special sale
for Tuesday and yesterday. Both
days their store was packed and
jammed with eager buyers, notwith-
standing the intensely inclement
weather. Mr.. Dixon was asked if he
thought the money expended for
printers ink proved to be paying in
vestment. Most positively yes" was
his answer. "Our cash sales on Tues
day amounted to a large sum-four
times as much as they ordinarily are.
The amount invested for the adver-
tisement is insignificant compared
with our increased volume of bust
ness. Yes, it pays to advertise. :"
Other merchants in Oakland would
do as we'll if they patronized the col
umns of this journal.