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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08
Gacbscrrad,te 6plS

0eniQe pi1cn, oab oas bti'm Gurbcnorud uno
auf Gpicqcls unO 8!locrrabmcn qtbrau6te Sob
nit einem aus 9ron3c mp 3int bctebcnOen Bull
Der Qcmu6t ipirO unO ni6t, ME ~al9,1;in angcz
uommcu, nit DEM rtinsn glattgulO, tpcl6es Qulucr
icoo6 Die Qlti6e 98irturg er5iclt uno melt i~psniger
foHet. IS giebt eincH anOcreu OOlf5tbimIi6cn Nr=
titel, Der ebeufuQ3 oiet na6Qcmd1t ipiro, uno 0a3
lit Nofctter's Mdqerbittcrg. llrebrlibe @dHplcr
fllen Dit bic 6laiber ipieOcr aNt unO Qebcn benz
ic!btn oQmit oafelbe N~u5isben, ME Den edteu, ie=
ppb fno 6 MID Die tDtCn, pbue ouB ie uniGre
Qrioat=S 6uBmartc am @alic u~npcritbrt babeu.
gReit als ipl6e Snttut;oucn jurid, ptun 2br
Guer Qebcu lieb tabt. Sos e6ts &%oiettcr's Maz
o:nbitters bat ciren uncrrei3tcu rRCcOrO" bon 8tiz
iunqen bon Maqcnltioen bintcr fi3, uno Elm orr
ocntli6cr @riu6 piro Gub BON ieincm Q9crtbe
iibcr3tuQtn. Gg njro Gp5prpTc, 9croauunQslciosn,
@critopiunq, 8alsnbtrQiituno, Nerp0ftdt, S6laf=
l~ofigtcit uu0 Malaria, Gicber uno taltc5 Gieber
br;Ie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08
in Qpoe 4 poGen nm bdlb seAn eetDedt
neroen!"

!Sr. SuIius g Of ii d
in feinem nSeras @prpdrts:" r8pr
finfaia Sabre, als mir in biefem 3anz
be ipobnten, fannie Niemdnb 0as
snort Germans" felbft bic 0eutf4en
nt6t. benin es CAB bamals tetn
Oentfdldnb. Ser PreuBe nannte IT'D
grufiian, niemals 9erman, berBaper
8aparian, ME 9ermdn, unb 10 mar
es nit ben @a9ien unb 9annoberdz
nern. &einer fam BON pSeutf4lano,"
Mne famen fie BON ihrem a%ngeitammz
tena6niqrei9e, in benen, einigen brett
Biq Nafionen, ii9 Der Qmertfdrer
f6le9terbings, fogar Biz auf ben beus
figen Sag, ni9t aure4t finoen tonn@
te. Die bebduernsipertben 9efIen ipaz
rem am S9limmiten baran, BENIN tie
muBten TIRE Station p~onffdnbig Derz
leugnen, tpern tie. tpegen beg Wlenz
f6enberfaufs Seitens ibres Siirften
an GngIanb, feline priigel friegen
tpoQten. Sic rannten fi4 dusf4ltebz
Ii3 rbeutI4," ba ibnen bas Mort
German ni9t gelGufig mar, nnb gu
hiefem rbeutf4," ober pie Der Gnert@
faner es ausfpru4, rbut8," pur0en
ale bic tletnen Nationen 0eutf9<
lanb's, feGbft unier ltebes, tleines Ga<
terlanb Qnbalt@9e Rau eingere3net.
Guf biefe @eife 1T bic 8e3ei4nung.
ubut9" fir r@ermans" CUR bamali>
gen 53eit enttanben. Sin 9euti4@
lamb, v@ermanp," bas groBe, f9One,
alte 8aterlanb, gie6t es iiberhdupt
erIt pieber felt benz Sabre 1871.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08

9pn Der neuen Musgdbe
bes groBen Stieler'f9en 9anO@2ltlds,
6erausgege6en BON Der 8epgrdpbii6en
Nnftalt BON Suitus Bert6es IN 9otba,
tit bic brittle 2teferung eri4ienen:
cine gan3 por3iigli6e &arte Der
S9nei3, bic biniidtli4 i6rer 9enauz
igfeit, S6Dnbeit unb Ylaittt alsg}eiz
tier unb MuItertperf be3ei4net perz
ben bari. Die fir Souriiten in Be-
tra9t fommenben puntte BADEN be-
1onbere 8eriidii6ttgung gefunben, -
M}tt ebenIo GROCER SOrgfalt 1T Die
fpeitere 8drte: Nieberlanbe, 8elgien
unb 2uremburg, ousgefI6rt. Die
brittle Qieferung beg neren Stieler
f6lieBt ii4 in feinen 8or5iigen ben
beiben Oor6erge9enben 8let4pert9ig
an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08
6pft4Ser g drtenIdube"

6eft40er o@artenGdube"
bringt ne6en nopeGiitif9em SnAalt
einen 3psiten interefanten Nrtitel
Sur 8ei4i9te Der 0artenlau6e" unb
man8e3 anbere SntereTante, 8on ben
SQuTtrationen lit Defenders 6enrt6'5
nGGeingoIb" berpor5ubeben, cine f60z
ne &unftbeituge. gu be3ie6en bur9
81. SdnitiG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08

@s 1iegt bic 4 r,
ben brei bGnii9en Snfeln, Die in nnz
feren 8eiB ii6ergeben foaen nno Ct.
Sbomas, ct. Groir uno ct. Sobn
beiben, amerifanii9e Ndmen gu gez
ben. Oas Cincinnati @olfsblatt"
i9Gdgt por, tie in Som, Did uno9arz
m um3utaufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08
Sod Der Gaiicr!" nWbiclt mn
0ntt."

ODII.
Sin 8ii6el9en in biibI6em Gtnz
bunbe, bas Elm v9ebt4t" pon brei5e6n
Strop6en = omin0ie 3abl! = unb
brei3ebn 8ilbern bringt, bat fi9 uuf
Dem &eoattionstiI9 eingefteqt. Die
yOi9tung" tit ni4t neu, fonbern
f9on felt einigen Sa6ren befunnt, unO
bat, als iie Gapitdn Gp9blan bon unz
ferer Marine 5pif6en feu9tfrD6li4en
9Gngen zines 8anfetts gum 8e1ten
CAB, unliebfames 4uffeben erregt II.
benz gapttdn, tpenn mir nns re3t err
innern, einen 8erpeis eingebra9t. -
Wpau bie1en &o9l, ben Der vNenz
gorter SeralD" tiir3li9 nod etnmul
aufgepGrmt, gerube ieBt nod einmal
= gang mai q propos = dufttI9en?
Wir hdben etpas Stnn fir 9umpr
uno 8iB, aud fir Satire, aQetn fir
bieIes beutf9zenglif9e &au0erpelf4,
fir bieIen 1niinn feblt unb ie6es cuz
ltnarif9e 8eritdnbniB.
Ser &aifer Of bis Sdtberldnb
l1nb @ott On Sigh al Sings CONF
manb,
ge ttpp - adj! Don't pou unberitanb?
Mbielf = unb 9ott!"
unb fol6e geiit= unb piBlofen Ser
fe bat Settle q. 8dlfer aud nod nit
8tlbern gef9miidt! Q9 @ott! 9as
fpdre Die f~iir8efte &ritit bieIer Nepz
Oorfer bu9bdnblertl9en @ef9dftsz
POPULATION, Der n&bbep 9reB,~ g1r.
ia, finite Noenue, Nep=@ort, bic gu
so Gents pro @Templar 9ei6Gfte ma
den pirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08

Brin5effin9 etnrt4 MELT
nG6renb Der Mmerttdfa6rt ibres Sc
mabls nit ibren SDbnen Sigismunb
unb Seinri9 Bel ibren 8erpanbten
in 0armftdbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08

Sin 9uent9en Selbftge e
fibl tit gum Sortfommen in berWelt
me6r tpertb, ais elm @entner 8then
unb RDnren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08
0uuiIo MarauorOt.

IS itar6 Soun:rtaQ. Den 6. Mdr3 1902, II Itbr
IbtnOs, 4ouiia WlrQuarDt, II SABRE alt, 3obtcr
os pcritosbtnIu g8il;am uro Ntnrp 0tar3ulr0t.
Dit gtcrOuqunq iinoet M orgcH Sonntu9, Nabz
m;ttaq5 2 ll6r, bon jbrtr lcBttn QBobnuhJ, Nr.
2J44. QprfsSoab, aus ftatt. 9:crDiguua prirltim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08
mcFern MarolanO= Sabu.
RITZ nj 20. 6tpt. 1901 II 0rafk
line nerIn Msn ~hiasn.SlatlDn. ME foLQt:

5ritG 20. sept 1904 &rdtk
3aoe UerlaHeu 9ilsn=StutioH, ME folgt:
3Gqti9.
40 WorgcHs - S6ueu3u8, SaIPtlIhuy 9agets'
tppn, u. & gp. gabH unD Dem 0Eocn, hnO au5'
otuommm sOuutaes, 2. 9. gnbn, e1aInbers'
burQ, WartinsburQ ur0 &tHbttL.
SGqli6, uusgeno III NJ u onhtags
T25 0or0tug-OOrf, y. & @sSio. unO &agpt.s
Qinit 0tli9 BON GmOrpsGrOOt, Carlisle uHo so
az 1orGens - 9auptlini;, 6a9trstopn, Gins
~pengbur0, 6r,Oerid, Gmmitsbuyg uHo q. & a8.
@1bu, bis G!ttOn.
1912 Observation-Disclosures. ttr u~HIoHsSrtoqe, Yort
uno Gettysburg.
225 ~gdbm.-Qftomm. mad. l~lnioHz9rioot.
3.32 ~Ruhm.-Grprsb mad 0ort uHO q. & s. Sto.
AS Qabm-gprsB, SuuptlIHie : Quntt', odg.rsI
town, GrtOTid, Gmmitsburg uub SDippeHsbur1s
$50 Na6m.-4tOmm. nab Gm>tbs@rOoe.
els 3a6m.-atfOmm. nab u~uioHz9riDqr.
lbs Qbsubs-Atfomm. Hdb GmOrDzUtODs.
Rur ouutoQs.
9.35 Woreens-aft0mm. nab u~HioH=griDgs uHs
Sonebsr.
235 Ra3m.-HtfOmm. mad l~luions8riooe.
400 Ra9n.-atomm. nab Gmprp=SroDs.
1875 ~abeuDs-Ntiomm. mad @morr=@roDt.
Stlete= uno Gepadz8ur,uu Rr. 215, Of=9clth
mOrt=etraBe.
9aas batteT an union:s 9snniplOaniasG DsHusHD
6ulton= unD @albroot= (Rortb=Aot.) Station.
:. W. 6oob, sfHbrer.
Q. o. 9~risDOlo, .s9aHagisrsaosnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08

9rins 9etnrn4 1T MI n
5peifa9er gbren : 0oftor: rSr. Snz
gsnieur" unb n0r. Suris." 8iele
Gbren, ielbft fir einen 3Oaernprtn=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08

9rGfibent &oofepelt 1T,
pie cine @af6ingtoner 0epei4e fagt,
iiber5eugt, baB ni4t nur Die Sntereiz
fen Guba's, ionbern audi Die Der re-
publifanif9en Yartei bic Ginigfeit
Der 2epublifuner in Der Gubafrage
6eif9en. Die Gage pirb beunru6iz
genb uno Der 9rGitbent m09te fe auf
irgeno cine DeiIe georbnet BADEN.
Wel9e 5rage itebt bu i'm 8oroerz
grunb: bic clt6anii4e pber Die repuz
blifanifGe?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08
Baltimore ~Snmpf=3nfctsGU.
QIte uHe ;upsrGdinac
9 g I G.

gI,saHte 8ampfsr tSalin, aasg.dcHmeH Conn.
tags ron ben HeueH Biers yr. 10, II. II uHo l3.
Comfort, StrrfUlt, Q]prtsmUuth uue alien
puneten 6ts SIccns. Berblnbune IN Bortsmoutb
nit Der rSeaboaro Air Nitie" oeihIoiisrer 3us, Borts<
ntoEtb nab GtlaHta. Grae 8crbiHoInq Su lEelOoH
nit Der "AtIantic Scat 2tnie." 81 giorfoIt Berbtns
ouHa NIT Der ~Jtoriolt NIB GnrotiHa," nJiortolt NIB
SoEtbcrH." ~Gtlantic uHo 0aupilc" uro -gfortoIt aTo
WciterH GiieEbnbH." uuo NIT Der DID D0miulsns
Slrte" Hah g]teUterre Une g1aihtHetoH, yt.sS.
UtdblSetteH nab benz suropdliden BLAME. y%ururioie
3clittens Simmer. @ietlriite 2jeltUttuHg. 0anlpis
%hetiun9. 9oien frci. UiaH beige aoiitsuz Simmer I'M
Gordus lI Slletz Sitrenu Der Sdi=2inie, Su0tpeits
Baltimore rno GaIoerta Stra5e. 9eleYGor 1895.
SObr y. Sberipppe, gSiGtam IaupaH,
Ylcez@raioeHt Sen. Tr. uno San. 2taeat.
uno @sHeratzViauoseJ. g. Stcmu. o. 9lastsQ sens
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bertha Mnrcf.

Gg farb am ). mars 1902 in ibrer lesten Wob=
nunq, 9r. 1903, RorDs8apzStra Bertha Ytaref,
qelicbtc Satin BON Granf Ntarcd, in ibrem 81.
Gcbensiabrt. 8erlpan0te uuo Greurbe Der SAINT
lie inn o6tuuQspel eiuoelaOsu, Der 9ecroiQung
Canning, 3nAmittags ? 1br, pom Gruutr=
bauie aus bei3uipobnen. 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08
elizabeth GnebcI.

IS ftarb am 4. MdrB. 10 lt6r abcnbg, Gli3abetb
RuebtI, Qtlitbte Satin BON j. 99. 3ucbel, in
ibrem 81. 4cbcusiabre. Die 9eeroigung finoet
btutc, Samfta1, Dtoracns 9 lbr, pon ibrer isstrr
NobLune, Nr. 1907, NorO=@a0=5 traBs, aus ftatt.
lGll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08
OelS ansaEGeileR.
SarteBen AMI MHbeIp.

Rsusr, Isi3tcr, LANCER atd5obluuQsplan, mi,
lel@sT oOu tOnt @itmanSsm ~Offtrirt toirS. Gui
bic Sit zines Sdbrts, l3tuR Sic es nir;4sn
2:ins tall@en 9sripr,4uno.E ia o,r R,itmno,n
Rttns 3initR'Ratsn a%EOtleist. um 6i. tTr, ~
tubreu, bod iperotn Sbuen ale 9ortb,iI, o,S,,,n
ntl3s Nn0ers o%tI'rirsH. Ra35uirastn i'm @Frros
Rr. 5, -eant ben 9altimnrts"@t6duOt. &c Bali.
n'ors' unS ct. 9aulFStrabs. CROO. Is, s. &e, iS1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08

4u9 Elm Argument: Sc
nator Srbe bon Mtaine, elm in Der
Woqe gefdrbter S9iff8 : Subfioten@
4poftel, fragt: User piirbe unfere@Tz
porte gum Wertbe BON 487 Miaionen
befOrbern, tpern 3ptIden 0eutf4lano
unb un1erem 2anbe Elm Srteg aus
bre6en folte?" Die @ntport 1T naz
tiirli6 einfa9: unfere bur4 gegtez
rungszS ubtbten groBgepdppelte9an
belsmartne. Ndtiirlt9 miiTen mir
bann aud unferen 9anbeIsf4iffen
nod bic n0tbige 8eglettung BON
&riegsf9tffen m%itgeben, bdmtt Der
@rport BON 487 MaiQionen ou9 ri6z
tia an feinen 8eIttmmungsort gez
langt. 1nb parum muB es nun gez
rabe pieber Elm 8rieg nit 9eutf6z
Lamb fein, Der gu benz @ubiioienz
@ra6f9 aIs @prtpanb berbeige3ogen
nirb? @drum ni6t Elm &rieg nit
Gng1anb, &uBldnb ober Srantrei4?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08

Oas u m Ii ement i'm uez
6erbrettl. 9irettor: nSie, S9lieBer,
Oergefien Sic ni6t. Die 9erri4aftsn
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03 csiifratorsz . cpartement,

VI c9iftratorSz OepdrtenlentI
" Rathbdus,
baltimore, ben 10. Scbruar 1902.
6irour6 ipirO o,n 3r6abern Der 6zprO3tntigen
1902 Ratbbauss Anleibe, idaig am Z. NSdr3 1902.
0a6ri5t ertb:ilt, Odb Der Tsgjtrator Der Stahr
Baltimore Daraui oorbsreittt ieiu piro, bic be-
iaQts Guleit. am ootr nod benz Datum Der 6dui9=
lett ~o,rielbtn psosn 9orietqunu unO A6lIeierung Der
ee60rie bralaubigttn G~ertifitat, in Oititm Separz
tsuleut ein3ul0ien.
3inien3oblung ouf beiuots gnlei6c piro am Z.
Mdr3 1902 %Guf66rtn, unD bic llebertragungsbubtr
fir Oteislbs iuerOen ON -. Gtbruar 1892 geIblohen
Seq. u. Rumfeu,
8.qiFrator ner Sta0t Baltimore.
CSt6r1l, l3, l., l7,l9, q. a. e, q, 0ldr 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08
9ampf[ntFss Inieiaen.
eae& Merchants'& Miners

e& Merchants'& Miners
~ Transportation Comp,
EA1 Sampfer Einien.
Rah Spftcu unS benz Often:
isee1 Gientaa, SoHncritag Hreltas uno SoHntag,
&b,uos 6 Ilhr.
Rad @rppIpcuce uno rem Often:
iGoen gfoHtaa, SOnntritas, Samiia. Abenos 6 lbr.
Radb 9aoannab une rem Sueen:
itben SIerffas. DoHneritas, Samf0g. aberbs 6 uhr.
Rad Heroport,T eipS uno Worfplf:
tdoIib. ausgcnommtn Witttpohs, 46euos IS rhr.
unlUtrtrefHide 8taucmIlhfeIteH uno Bstoitlsuuq.
SorsfiItige 8srtoburs uuo inneas 9si0roerlng
BON 5raht. Is. u. @tilIngbdm, N9snt,
6uB oe5 IGHgt1 9oGs;
q. .. Stebbin5, u. z. DL;
Is. .. Eurntr, @.s8.sI.;
9. G. 9Bbitnsp, 6.sIR.
9auOtblrcaur- Nr. 2A4. ST. g ernianI StraAe.
UI3t&SA
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Neue @n3eisen.
Meinem ssremnOe Gam. Sambmrs,

~sSrennoe Gam. Sambnrger
sum so. SubiIdum.
Sin babes Sa6rbuuosrt ebrfidtn Qe6eng,
uno immer nod pOa energii6tn Strebens,
SeB fannit Su Sid riibmen an b~sut:gsn Sage,
0tiaIonen beueiOeH Sid Der 1liidIifsr H19s.
Eeg re6tli8an G9auotlns o%eroisntsr 2obn
ST Sein, cine bcrrli6e Stipulation!
Sin treut5 99sib6cn, Elm q!iidlibes osiut,
Sa5 m0gt Stin 2oOs fir INNER ieiu.
profit
C60 Mar Spnie.
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0arbIanO C RrnuiBIbaWia GiIrns
hnhu.En

Rortb tatipr
SiQs otbtu ob an WobtHtdQ;n mad 6luSiif nm
7.30 glorgeus, sos uu0 40 3abmlttl0s.
9lle g.beu ab al g9O1sntaGeu nab @aair nm
7.3O uHO $50 WorgeRs uno sos, 4.3O uno 600
Rabmlttnos.
8aqe qs6eH ab mad gOrt, pa, UNI 7.3O Roroens
unO 3.6 9a6mIttags.
Sagt s;b,u ab an 6onntuoen ua5 Cardiff um
$50 W(pr0,ns uu6 4 lIbr Ra4mittaqg.
3ige 9tbsn ab al EnHHtaqen mad 9toir UNI
$50 Ulorgens. 400 4a5mittdgs u4b 1000 NbuOs.
J. 2. 3orris, geReralsg,ib ia ;ts iubrtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08

Die 8peren r
8plmarans unb Wefels BADEN i'm
@eiBen 6alie feline 8egenliebe fir
ibre Diini9e gefunben. prdiioent
3oofebelt bat fiibl erflGrt, Die amertz
tanii9e Gegierung f0nne uno meroe
ii9 in ben iiiOafritanif4en &rieg ni4t
einmiffen. SipIomattf4e @rpdgunz
gen unb 8olfsempfinbltng fir Ge9t
1fnb ni9t ltets in ginflang gu brinz
gen, bier fopenig ME in 9euti9luno
pber sErdnfrei6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08
6cirothSoeIuh.

Gin Monn, 50 Sabre aft. nit 5000 Sermnstn,
iu6t Die 9etannti6oit zines GrduleiHs oOer 8itFlu',
qlsi6 ju ~beiratben. Ufan a~Dreifre rs. g. Grpe=
oitioH Dieits 8lattes. G6-D
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Sefanntmahumgeu.


Ser StaOty5uaenicur pido am IA. Or T J 1902,
pe foist, an Dirt unD 6ttae eri3einsn, nm ods
93otlu fsitjuiteltH:
I'm , ubr 3odmittnqs in SunrdHzauep, BON
aiblanbz2toeuut bis Ronumeut= Strdbe;
llm 3 1lb7 @o9mittaes in GugIfazapenu'. BON
Der alttn 6r,Otrid=RoaO Bis sur 6rtosrtd=%o1o,
uno Gonncticut=Notuuc, ben auguirazApenue DIS
sur ipeftllbtH 5ta0tgpeu3t.
.. ~. Comet.
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fungirtnOsr staots3ng'ntenr-
ENdria. 1911. 12.13l

Requirement fhr o Fentlid,e Observation-Disclosures
- RsnreimisHHsS@G Q mmtfdr, Ratbbaus.
@erfegelt. 6orotruueszaugtbot ipsrOtn bis ium
8. gtdrj 1902, 9ormittaos l. llbr, BON Dem p8OarO
Of aparDs~ fir bic Wpi6afiung bon 6itbeHsGbz
fdaen, tbieriiben unO psaetdbilii6en Stoff:n, bic
in Den Strlssn, 9dnss uHO Husps Der Staot Ball
timore 3uiaulmtu gslsisn DsrO'H, %cntge5tn genom=
men. Gin beOlaUbietsr Shed in DIR 9o5s BON $1,000,
on Crbre Oeg Wapors uuo Stuotratbss BON 8aIt:=
more aeio0en, muB benz Angtbot ~btiatfitgt ic!H.
Sus &sbt bleibt rorbsbultsn, ir9enO lptlbs ano
ale @nqe6ote ju p%crlperftn.
AtQsu SpeJifjtltiOnen uuo t%Dtitertr austlntt
fusHOs man fb al
paul Sglebarf,
straB;nrtinigung ommihd-.
gtitdtiat:
Ebomas 9. &apes.
Mabor, g~rdTOtnt Der Gontrattoe szStb0rbe.
.(6sbr25, 26,N, .; ItdrJl ,3,4,5,6,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-08

woS Sruopolis, Mt. &oDul : Stctt0a H.O7'
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-18

he was made q brigadier genera1 by CONT
gress. He was elected Governor Of Mis-
souri,, and during the Civil VVarahe cap
.tured the whole Federal army tina held
the town Of Lexing ton, Mo It is said OF
him that he was never a candidate for
a political office without obtaining It,
and never commanded battle that he
did not win.
Governor Henry Allen, of Louisiana.
the courtly, warm hearted gentleman and
intrepid soldie r, was another wa. 8 lover
nor that distinguished himself In the war
between the States.
50 josef 10. JOHNSTON.
General Joseph E. Johnston was DOTH Dol, Z
near Farmville. and his native place IS
pointed out to strangers who are curious
to take in the inspiration of#th1s great
Confederate generals home, whose MS MS.
tory is known to al
Prof. Chas T. enable, Of the Unlver-;
sity Of Virginia, was born and raised
near Farmville, was one of the most pro-.
found mathematician the State ever pro-
duced When quite a young man he was
professor of mathematics at Hampton
Sidney College. ~.
Children's Day exercises will be held IN
the Presbyterian Church Sunday, the
25th instant.
MI. Greer Wood, Of Bruceville, while
hunting Friday placed his gun by the
fence, when the trigger became entangled
in some und erbrush. causing the gun %
go off, the ball passing through his nat
brirn.
President Jarman, Of the Normal
School, has returned from Dallas, Texas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-18
GUN NEARLY THREE
HUNDRED YEARS |: ! |. OLD.
Belonged to Sir John Harvey, Co
IoniaI Governor Of Virginia.
.PRlN C DNAR D NJ EN-.
General Joseph E. Johnston Born Near.
Farmville-Greer Wood Has Close
Call While Out Hunting-Pres-
ident Jarman Returns.
.PRIN CE#EDW WARDS NOTED MEN.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
FARMVILLE, VA, May 17.-NIr. T. /,

F,ARA1VILLE, VA, May 17.-NIr. T. j.
Garden, superintendent of schools in
Prince Edward county, has in his posses
sion, at his home in Gardena, a duck
fowling gun 272 years old, which was
Used during the administration of Sir
John Harvey, who was Colonial Cover
nor of Virginia in 1890 When at the sec
ond massacre of Virginia the Indians
were numbering men, women and children
indiscriminately, it is said that this gun
saved the life of the common ancestor
Of hundreds and thousands of people,
many of whose descendants are now liv-
ing in this county, and many scattered
over various States OF the Union, prin-
cpally in the South and West.
There is also an old Huguenot Bible
published 245 years ago in the archives of
Gardenia, which is relic to mark the
times of persecution. The Bible is a val
ued treasure of historic worth to many
of the people Of Prince Edward and else
where.
DISTINGUISHED MEN.
Prince Edward county is the native
home Of some of the most distinguished
men the State has ever produced. Among
the many who claim this county their
home are: Hon. Abraham 5. Venable,
who persisted in the theatre that burned
down in Richmond on the 26th day Of De-
cenber, ISL, was at the time of his death
president of the Virginia State Bank at
Richmond For more than 20 years he
had enjoyed the entire confidence Of his
constituency. He represented his county,
first in the Legislature, then twice his
congressional district in the House OF
Representatives, and afterwards his State
in the United States Senate.
MajorGeneral Sterling Price, of MIS-
ward lived not far from what is now
known as Prices ILL, in Buffalo District.
He represented his adopted State in Con-
cress. commanded a regiment of Mis-
souri, Volunteers in the Mexican war, and
for his meritorious services in Mexico,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-18
THE CHRISTIAN CITIZEN.
DA johnson to Address the Y. M. G. A.
Meeting To-Day.

DA johnson to ADDRESS me 1. N!' ~ . =
Meeting To-Day.
The mems meeting of this afternoon
at the Y M c. A. will be one Of great
interest;the theme, The Christian Cit!-
zen,'' will be in the hands of Rev. H. Il.
johnson, D. D., pastor Of Laurel-Street
Methodist Church. a speaker of force and
intense earnestness. The meeting will
take place at $3.50 o'clock in the Associa-
ton Hall. l-le theme deals with one of
the leading questions of the day; in fact.
there are very few questions of greater.
Importance than the duty of the Christian
as citizen. Upon his attitude depends
to large degree the solution Of the pres
ent-day problem of misrule in our cities.
Dr.. johnson delivered a message Of I'M
usual power before the Ministerial Union
last Monday along this line, and the men
of Richmond will hear a message to-day
that will keep them wide awake and
prove instructive.
Miss Mamie Belote. soprano soloist Of
Park-Place Methodist Church, who was
unexpectedly detained last Sunday, will
sing.
Rev. II. Pierce Atkins, pastor of West
End Christian church, will address the
older boys meeting at o'clock In the
Association parlor.
These meetings are open alike to all
men, members or not, and a cordial in
vitation is extended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-18
sEABoARD INTERCHANGEABLE
MILEAGE TICKET.

Seaboard Air Line Railway has placed
on sale 1,O0O-Niilc Tickets at S25. which
tickets are good over its entire system
and also over the lines of Its important
connections, representing in all, approxi-
iraatcly. 1900 miles.
Full information as to these ticnets
may be obtained upon application to any
agent or representative Of the company.
Respectfully sumbitted,
HENRY T. MELONEY. President.
Richmond. Va, May 9Th. 4-v1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-18
!. IN THE COURTS.
Special Jury to Hear the Galego Mil

Special Jury to Hear the Gallego Mill
Mill Case-O Other Items.
The suit of the Richmond Ice Company
VS.. the Crystal Ice Company for s., GO
will be heard in the Law and Equity
Court tomorrow.
In the case of the Gallego Mills Com
pany against the city Of Richmond for
$3S, 900, to be heard on the 21st instant,
a jury from Manchester will be sum
Inoned. This case has been tried twice.
each time resulting in a hung jury.
Arguments In the case Of Lewis Gin-.
ter's executors VS.. the Far1nville and
Powhatan Railroad We're heard by Judge.
Minor in chambers yesterday, and taken
into consideration.
Suit was brought In the City Circuit
Court yesterday by John w. Elan, a d.
ministrator. against Fred. c. Kellam ct
ais for $500.
A marriage license has been issued to
Russell c. Splitter ana Marion P. Brown,
the marriage to take place tomorrow.