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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
0abe,n Elm Sbfer bcs Geiubs.
Srau Caroline Maroni nurDe na6e3u
unter Der 2upa oss 8eiuos 6egraz
ben. - Sam nd6 Nmerita.

ulleL peL Nuuu US SS uUs pe9tQ<
ben. - Sam na6 Nmertta.
5rant Maroni, Elm ;Stuliener, Der
felt Su6ren auf benz 9ampfer r8louz
%ceiter" Der rMer9ants II. Miners
Transportation 60" fGbrt, mar ge=
itern elmer Der gliidli6iten Meni4en,
oenn er empfing in Ieiner Wobnung,
Rr. 10, @uO 8~rOaopup, ietne Sat
tin Caroline unb Deren So9ter 3oiie,
pel6e am 10. Sftober i'm alien 8az
terlanoe nahe3u Die Opfer zines Gus
bru6ss oes 8ei ups puroen.
5ruu Wur0ni uno So6ter no6nten,
als Der 8eiuo ausbru4, in Dem tleiz
men Orte Qmalega, na6e Yalermo ,Siz
3ilien, unO 8eiOe bei4rai6en in oraz
itii4er Wsiie Den S9rsden unter
ben 8epo6nern bes Srtes, als bum
pies 9r0bnen Die &unoe CAB, ouB Der
Berg nieOer Elm Qebens5ei6en BON ii6
geben peroe. Sine Gri4Itterung cling
Der Saod oordus uno Db9let9 ale BE
mo3ner ii6 gu retten Oeriudten, tu=
men oo4 Die meiiten I'M. 6rau Maz
rpni uno So6ter unb ettpu 100 Nnz
oeren 9elung es, ii6 gu retten, aber
bic Scenen, Die iid Dor i6ren 4ugen
abfpielten, nerOen Tie ME pergeFen.
Seoes 9au5 in benz tleinen Orte MUIR
De our4 Da5 bem Qus6ru9 p~oruu8gez
9enOe @robe6en oemolirt uno Sum
berte BON 2ei6en puroen na6 Der
QustrOmung in ben StraBen unter
Sriimmern lia9en0 aufgefunoen.
Wtutter uno So4ter iino Frob, oaB
tie ieBt in Qmerita limb, uno i6r 8utte
uno Batter bat ibnen am Siioz8roabz
tpap Elm 9iibi6es 6eim gei4affen, 10
ouB lie ii4erli4 bulo lire 2eioen in
Stalien Dergefen ner0en.
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Xxx Der nNr6eiter : Mdnner9or"
bege6t am 0ienftag 4beno iein q.
@tiftungsfeft Oura Elm CONCERT, Oerz
6unoen nit 8aq in Der n9ermania~
Mdnner9Or : 9aue." Sin iorgfdlti8
gepG6Ites Yrogramm pirb Bel Dem
Nnlufe unter Der 2eitung BON PrOf.
.. MeIamet CUR Our6fii6rung gez,
Iangen. @s tperben II. u. Die @6Ore
nMein Qieo" DON 4ngerer, n9ufeim"
Don 8iinboIo uno p4m 4Itur Der
WabrPeit" BON Mobr geiungen. Brau
q. Srtmann lit uls SoIiitin gepons
men tporoen, uno oesgIei9en piro Der
Sl0ten Solift 8obl auftreten. 4u>
Berbem 1T Elm Oustt bon 6rau Ortz
mann unb 9rn. .. Melamst in 4usz
ii4t geiteat.
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500, 511, 513 Si0=SrDaOwaD>

aber aud, bic Sreibbduier 6dtten Elm
LANCE gefii6ltes 8eoirfniB geoett,
INN lei es i9on Iange porber gum Be
nubtiein getommen, oaB our9 ioIde
6GuIer Diele toitbare Pflun3en iiberz
nintert tperben fDnnten, unO bemerfte
nebenbei, bab bic 9quarez@ommifdre
unter frii6eren 8e60rben 6ei'm On
fuuf BON fol9en 9flun5en ibr S4nittz
6en gema4t 6Gtten. ST iugts audi,
baB frii6ere 8e60rOen oft einen 3Rstl
Der 9arfiteuer i'm 8oraus ge5ogen
bGtten. !9r. Smitb iopobl, ME Die
$50. 5reeman uno S6omus gaben gu,
baB Die parte ii4 i'm @Ommer bes
Sa6res 1901 in Dor5ii9li3em itdnoe
befunoen 6Gtten.
9ur3 mad 10 l16r trut 8ertagung
Elm Bis nG9iten 9onnerita9, GbsnOs
7 ubr. Die geItrige StBung be9arn
UNI 7 l16r. Die 3eu9en fpurOsn ge>
tern Nbenb pon Dem 5rieoensrt4ter
S6omas 6. 8dtleD bseiOtgt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

5eierten tbre bGe4erne
6o95eit. - 9r. unb 5ruu 8auI
&arIten f~sierten am 5reitagszQ6eno
in i6rer 8e6au1ung Rr. 1922, Or
leansItrabe, i'm &reiie pieler Treunbe
uno 8efannten i6r ble9ernes Sod
Seits Subildum. @ine Qn5abl
~pert6poqer @ei6enfe unb piele BERG
li6e 9ratulationen nurDen Dem
Baare bargebra9t. Inter ben She'll
ne6mern an Dem i90nen 5ete befanz
ben it6 9r. Sobn 8raus aus9ouiton,
Ser, PauI 50riter aus 2ouispine.
&p., Sobn &obl6aus aus Sen Weit,
Sla., fopie piele &ameraDen bes 6rn.
&eriten BON Ger r90tbe : 2oge, 8erb.
Orben Der gbtbias : Bitter"
Die Slider Il 0 q r. II"
belt geitern Qbenb i'm m2a6or : 2Dz
ceum" lire reseImGBige @eriummlung
db. Den @oriiB fiibrte Der PrdIioent
6r. Osnitdot unD bas Protofoq 9r.
Ququft Rein6arbt. Orei neu W}ttz
qlieoer ipurben aufgenommen un0 bier
porgei9lagen. Der Monats6eri4t
puroe perleien, aus pel6em ii4 err
CAB, baB bic Union 284 Mitglie0er
Fat unb ~finan5ieae gutite6t. Die
Union piro bieier Sage einen Ball
abbulten, fir pelden lie Oas gan3e
Ge6duDe bes r2abor 2hceums" se=
mietbat bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

*** Der n0eutI6s arieger6unO DON
Baltimore" OerunItaltet Sonntuq, ben
Is. RoOember, 46enos u6r, in Der
r8apern : 6uue", SIR. 7 II. 9, 6ioz
6reoeriditraBe, cine ieiner beliebten
muiitaliiA : 6umoriiti74en Q6enos
untsr5dltungen. Die BON ben alien
oeutIfsn SOlOuten arrangirten 6eItz
lr4tsiten erfreusn Ii9 bei'm gu6litum
uno ipe3ieq unter benz 0eutI6t6um
u%nierer 6taOt zines ausge5eidneten
&ufes. Das ti6tige Set : Gomite
oes &rieger6unoe5 bat fir OieIe
MISUNDERSTANDING gang beionDere
8or6ereitungen getroffen, nm ben err
tparteten 3ablrei6en 8sIu9srn einige
un%genO9nli4 pergniigte 6tunOen gu
peri6affcn. Ner al7o einen gemiit6=
li9sn uno genuBrei6su Sonntugsz
46enO in frO6li6er @eIeaIaaft 3u3u=
brtngen piini4t, Der DerfGume ni4t,
ii6 am Is. Ropember in Der .8opernz
9aae" ein8ufiRoeu.
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Ghnlcra in Ganhten.

Burlington, .. g., 8. g}Op.
- ueber ben 6orti4ritt Der G5ocra
in @gppten 6eri6tet Der Ser. Stdatenz
Goniul General Smith gu GairO, pie
fOIgt: Set benz srIten Gri6einen Der
G6Olera in Ggppten iinO 140 @rtrun=
tun9en 6etonnt gepOrOen uno 1890
DesfdQe einaetreten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

(310-3) Gtgentbur1er.
0arig ubgepieen. 9oz
Ii3eiri6tsr 6e4tig mics geitern i'm
mittleren 5tations6auIe Die 4ni4ulz
oiqung oes Wm. ). 9arig BON gtr.
1886, Oitz6apetteitraBe, gegen Die
SO. 6reoerid 8. 9eGmann uno G5as.
8. 6enmann rpegsn tbdtli4en &nz
griffs auf i'm a6; er iagte, 9artg ist
ielbit I6ulo an Der Qffaire, Bie be-
ri6tet, trug Die S6ldgerei it6 an
Mittno6 lebter Wode in Der 8aitz
nirtbI6uft Des 9rn. 4uguIt 8lunde,
Ir. 10, ct. 9uulItraBe, gu. 9artg
f6tmpfte in riiDer Weiie iiber Wfanor
6upes, 6r. @6as. 9. 9eGmann ma6te
linn 8oritelungen uno puroe eben@
FuGs BON 6arig nit Sdtmpfnamen
titulirt, "fporauf 9r. 9eQmann tbn
nieoerI6fug, nobel 9arig ou5 linte
56ulterblatt brad. @r ma6te u6er
troBoem nod, pie 9r. 9e1munn Iagt,
einen 4ngriff auf bieien nit einem
M}efer. !6r. 6elmunn CAB 81, 9arig
niebergef9lagen gu BADEN. @s puroe
6elpieien, oaB 5r. 5reOerid 8. 9eQz
mann nit Der S6lGgerei ni4ts gu
t6un bate.
4ufber9 traBe erfrantt.
= 9r. Ho6ert ". Sones BON 8elap
erfrqntte gweltern an Der @de BON
6onaroz uno 2ombarDitrdBe unD
mubte in Der Nmbulan5 be5 peftlt6en
Otitrifts mad benz rMurpldnDer
unipsriitdts : 9oIpital" gebradt per>
ben.
GpIltfiDn. - Sin Wugen bes
Neeers Inoreip 8ounting bon Or.
1929, 8runt45traBe, co4ioirte gez
tern Nd9mtttug an Der SIDE BON Guz
tam uno 5arutpgdS5traBe nit Ell
mem anberen 8ugen, tpobei 8ounting
auf Die StraBe gei4leuDert uno err
bebli9 DerleBt puroe.
SIN Seine geIDf6t. - Sn
sFolge zines iiberbei3ten Rur9fanges
entItuno geitern in Der 8Obnung BON
sFrau Marp Dolf, Nr. 100, Wet<8ul>
ttmorezS traBe, 6euer. pel4es bon Der
s~Seuerfpe6r i'm Seine gelOi4t pur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

unb i6 ter3peifeIte beiuo6e, boB i3
lie pie0er 8eIunO lpitroe.
SD bemerfte SIRE Grnonceu unO
sic aus8e5ei6neten 3eu8niIie ser
| 2cute, Die Durd 9erllnd turirt nurbeu,
1!no bcI6IoB, cine 6lai6e gu beriu6eu.
SD fUGlte MIR ipeuig be1ler, ober gea
braudte sic 8lpeite unb brittle SlaI6e
1tnO erfubr cine alllnd6lt6e 8eTerung.
rGs bcn6tbigtc feds SGaihen, mid
SIT fl1rircr, aber ie iuaren eiites SIS
uiss 2Giegclb fir mid tuertb. Sd crz
.uGGue nteinen Jreunhcn gegenii6er
imnter 8eruna urtb babe cinen fcIten
Olanben in beiicn @crtg." - Tram
GDl. 6. s. @rei6am.
GnuIen6e bon Srouen ~berounten i6r
2c6en @eruna. 3e6ntauieu6e beroanz
fen ibre @~eIunb6eit Dem 8erunu. Sum
hertturIen0e lobeu 8erllna in ie0em
Gtaat Der Union. @tr 6abeu cine I'm
maiie BON @riefen, 31 beren @er0ffeuts
Iihung mir I6riftlihe GrIaubniB bnz
ben, bic mir a6er fpegen U2an8el an
Guum nidt u~bDrlldeu f0unert.
G6rei6t I'M Elm 8r6, betitert
r6ealt6 on6 @enutp", fir Srauen ipe>
8ieu geI6rieben bon 9r. 6nrtmon.
Srei beridift. &Oreiie: ST.. Sortluou,
Columbus, Ohio.
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XXX Der .SiiO : Pacaitr. : 8uuz
@erein" 6dlt morgen 46enO in ieinem
@eriammlungs : Qofale, gr. 671,
Neit : 8arreitraBe, feline jG6rli6e Sc
understanding unO 8eumtentpu6l
d6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

4l8, MISUNDERSTANDING, tbre W{O=
natsDeridmmlung unD 8eumten : go
mination d6. PrG iibent So6n S9ulb
fi6rte ben 8OriiB uno 9r. Gbarles
&noepp fungirte ais grotofoQfi6rer.
IS purbe Elm Wttglieb uufgenommen
uno Elm @anoiOut Dorgef6lugen. Ser
ner puroen 8orbereitungen fir ben
am @orabenb be5 9antiagung5tages
ItattftnbenDen 8aQ getrofftn. Die
8aamten : Domination bate folgenz
De5 G~rge6niB: Sir 9rdiioent: Sobn
66ulB uno !93. @0lfer; fir 8ice=
9rGiioent: GonrGD 8enner unb Suco6
S6neioer; fir S6aBmeiiter: NitOz
Iau5 6ute unO N6e 9OIO6erg; fir
Sstretdr: G6a5, &noepp unD Gbos.
9ugen; fir 6tnan5 : Gomite: SOel
Stern, 6p. 8eder, Sobn MiiIIer, 9n.
6auliti4, @6arIe5 80uner unO Gonr.
OeBel.
8 r. Sd, e. 8ei5gerber ge=
e6rt. - 9r. Sd, s. 8etsger6er, Der
l~angjG6rige Wertfiibrer Der set,
Glare : Werfe Der Baltimore S6toz
8Gbn," ipuroe geitern 4benO auf an
gene6me Weiie ii6errai4t, inoem inn
bic Nnge7teQten Der Mt. GlureaDerte
i'm Concord : Club cine 0iamantz
8uiennaoel, iopie fulligrap6ii4 aus
gefi6rte ReIolutionen ii6errei3en lie
zen. !6r. W2isgerber begibt ii6 Dieier
Sage na9 Neparf, D., poielbIt er
Qls Rat69e6er oas me6unii4en De
partement5 Der Oortigen Werte Der
Baltimore : Obio 8a6n" tbdtig
iain ptro.
8efuno oe5Goroner5. -
Coroner Or. 6calGp BAT na9 elmer
unterIu4ung enti8ieoen, oaB 6rou
Gat6arine 66utte am 6reitag in III
rer Wobnung Nr. 1903, Of : 3opnz
IenoitraBe, cine 0ofis Morpbium gu
ii6 na6m. 6ie fit i6on ieit GINGER
3eit an GROCER NerOOiitdt.
Gr0ffnung BON Sunter'5
9otel. - Sunfer's 9oteI, Nr. 20
II. %, DIT : TapetteitraBe, oa5 neueTte
unO eins5 Der m~ooernftsn 6otsI58aIz
timOre'5, purbe geitern er0ffnet.9 u5z
felbe puroe i'm 2aufe oe5 Sage5 BON
3aui enoen beIt9tigt, psl6e De5 2o6e5
pou paren iiber Die 4usItattung Oe5z
ielben. Sn Der Shat 1T oa3 9otel
iebr MODERN ein9eri6tet uno nit ben
neueItsn 8erbeKerungen Derie6sn,
troBOem ma6t uber QQe8 ben Sim
orut bs5 Soltoen, 9auer6aften. Ni9ts
1eberlo0ene5 lit bort gu finoen, elm
fade @le9an3 iiberuq, BON Der Bar
ginri6tung i'm erIten Stodperfe, Bis
6inuuf in bic pber ten Rdume, un0
nit Re6t Iagten ge1tsrn piele Der Be-
iu4sr: n6r. Sumter bat nit DieIem
9otel benz oeuti4en 8eI9dftsgeiite,
Oerbunoen nit amertfanii6er Inter
ne9mungsluIt Elm 9sntmal geIeBt."
0as neue 5oteI, in tpel6em II. q.
oa5 Dor5iigli4e RaB aus 6reo. 8auz
erni4miOt'5 Qmerican 8rauerei berz
3upft pirO, 6at cine 8ront Don 40
SUB unD cine 9iefe BON 78 SUB. sc
entbGIt 81 3immer fir 8Gfte uno lit
flint Stofperte 6od, Die 5ront 1T
aus Stein unb galpuniiirtem Gifen
erbaut, unO e5 bat Elm Manfaroenz
Dad. Der 8dumeiiter mar ST.. So.
S6umann unO Der 4r9itett ST. oSo6n
Gafeu.
Sin 8eiud bes 6otels 1T einem Sc
Zen 3u empfeblen, Der quite 5peiien
unb 8etrdnfe liebt.
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DiIttI. Sarometerf 1921 9ohf. EaelmOmsterf... 80
sTittI 5 n,rmvmct.rN Al J;i:brtate. SO
9t. botfe Shntniaftt oss g4iupes in elmer Stunee
estrua II DierIen pom 9torcen.
Sas attriQ "ttttr. Sic niepriQi.
9emptratur oes oetrisen Cages (bis s llbr HbenOg)
mar oui ua5oeuaruteu Stationtn, ipie iOIet:
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Rennrm ~ gimIiru.
Der 8eIu9 mar Elm gutter, troB bes
brp6enoen 0etters.

Die 3enn6a6n gu Bimlico erfreute
fi9 geitern troB Der brobenben 0tttez
rung zines re9t guten 8sfu9es. Im
interefanteIten an ZEN Gennen paren
Die SteepIe g9dIes, pelfe BON etpa
1000 3ui4duern nit Snterehe ptrz
fOlgt puuoen. Oas HeIultat berRenz
men mar folgenbes:
1. 8snnen: Sir breiid6rige unb al
tere 3enner, bic in 1902 nt9t Iiegten,
auSgenommen Bel gount1 : 6atrs:
Il M3eiIe: 1. r9ictor," 8. 30. Megarz
gee; 2. n4ngle," s. 6ealp; 3. n96arpz
IeB", 8up Stablss; 3eit 2.O8.
2. Rennen: 8 Sabre ate unO Gltere
1. n8unOerlt4," s. &. 2epis;;" 2.
Boone" g. S, Miles; 5. r@ratia",
%. g. 9iffenberfer !; 53eit 1.33.
3. Rennen: Marplanb 6urble Sanz
bicup: fir 3 Sabre aIts uno Gltere: /.
r8ladImitb," Me9urgee; 2. r8eaurez
garO," %. 8iliOn; 3. n9ouloepen,"
S4labt II. So.
4. Rennen: galpert Steeple G6dIe:
l. nSmperiaIif," 5. 6. Zane; 2.
n9ruugbtsmun," San u. 9aDes; 3.
Strife alig9t," q. M. 3unlor; 3sit
5.35.
5. 8ennen: Sir ale Otter: /.
rSpring6roof," %. Sennings; 2.
rgOgspel," 9, 5. Miles; 3. nSp6n
u. 8arner," 6, MorreG; 3eit 1851.
6. Rennen: Green Spring @auep
5teeple4uie: 1. rSpun," S. 3. 6aG;
2. Beau SOeal," %. 8. 9rice; 3.
rG6eOal b'Or," San Il, 9upss; 3eit
5.4O4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

0etterausfi9te Sir
MarDlanb unb Den 9iftrift Columbia
i9ones 0etter uno perdnberli6e WinS
De; sbenfaGs i90nes Wettcr umgeon=
tag.
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Sptef Sunecr,

Nr. 20 unb %, Stz5upettezS traBe.
Sas muScrnftc Sotcl Der Ncu5cit.
GrDHmctc
Samitag, Den 9. Hppcmber.
Ollie meme 6reunbe uno ba5 gee6rz
te Yublifum 5ino ber3li6 eingelaben.
GSranf Sumter,
(31O-3) Gigent6imer.
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vMeine 6erren: - SD fam Sen
8ert6 bon 8eruno ut6t genu9 anprefs
fen. Sd CLAUDE, bnb i6 Dem punOerz
barren @erbienIt be5 8eruuo metu 2ez
ben berbonte. Sd lit on 8otorr6 I'M
Ropf unb an ben 2un9eu I'M b06Iteu
@ra0e, Bis Die ,&er8te mid aufQaben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

6cute:
eonueuaufaons .....6,44 ROnounteraaHs .l2.b4
SouuenunIereans Ass
Nohhuth I.u1 Yioraens uno l.3S Abenos.
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II.


8urceIond, 8. Nopember. -
Der Gntoefung zines erneuten Gar
liIten : Gomplots lit bic 8er6aftung
elmer Nn3d6l Der 5iibrer Der 8etpez
gung auf benz 6uBe gefOlgt, 4ugenz
f6einli8 be3pedten tie OOrldufig
ni6ts Nnoere5, als 9elOer fir 3uz
finftige Operationen uuf3u6ringen;
tie planter, einen PutI6 gu iniceniren
uno glei93eitig an Der 8Orie gu Ipez
fuliren, natiirIi9 q Ia Battle, Inn
bur6 etnen 8ursitur3 ertlefli6e Proz
fife ein5ubeimien.
Ser 9utf9 miBIang.
Sanger, MarotfO, 8, ROO. -
Sci benz QnnGRrn Der Sruppen oe5
@ultQns gu 3eiu, pO ii4 Elm Sbronz
8rGtenoent er6oben bate uno als al
letter 8ruoer Des Sultun5 ben S6rpn
pon Marotfo beanfpru9te, flo6 Der
8quner mitIammt ieiner gun3en
Utdnr1 9dtt, DIE 1t1 IN due Wtnort0@
tungen 3eritreute.
3pei6unbe r t u Automobile
per mel.
2onopn n, 8. NoDem6er. = 3peiz
6unoert Automobiles, bic gr0bte ie
in Qonbon 3uiammen getpeieneW2enge,
traF anlGBGi9 Der Su6resz9eriumm
lung bes r4utomo6il%glubs" 6eute i'm
.6pbez9art" 5uIammen. Sine 9roz
5e1iton nurbe Formirt, unb inmitten
zines 8egenIturmes 6egann cine 70
M}eilentour na4 Srforb. G5 1T nur
cine 8ergniigungstour.
Der neue Qorb=M Manor.
Qonbon, 8. Nopember. - en-
Der ,8uilo=6ale" tpuroe 6eute Sir
Marcus Sumuel ais Na9Folger bes
Sir SoIep6 0insbule ais 2orbzM uDor
in Iein 4mt eingefiibrt. 4Ge Die att
9erge6ra4sn @erempnie'n Bel berGinz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

Hrau goG. e. 5. @reT6am, @6obs
y meiiterin Ser daughters Of tie
Gofeberucp un0 @rdIi6entin Ser 9erl1s
son 8iIage S~ntprobement Society,
f6eibt fOI8en6cn @rief bon 9ernOon.
6otrfur Gouutn, 8a.:
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g ctterberid1t.
Ser. Gtaatcn 9SettcrsS Ircau.
SaItimors. ben 8. dtopeubsr 1902.
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G:tuc Rciie nod Scutfhkus.

I'm bic WeIt oOer na4 irgenD einem
She'll Der Welt arrangirt. Rei7ebilz
lete iiber ole 8abnz unb 9ampferz
2inien. Sbeo. $. 9tener G.
s o., Ais Waterz Ctr. (2667
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g 4afft 6tlialen.

Berlin, 8. Nopem6er. - Die
.0eutIde 8ant" tiinotgte formeG cine
Grb0bung ibres 8apitals UNI ST.
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-17
Total ............10,574

They tell a tale that should make
any young man who is just upon the
threshold of his political career proud
of, and Congressman Lever certainly
has Just cause to feel grateful to the
Democrats of the seventh district for
this handsome tribute of their conf
dence and esteem in and for him, and
especially SO when it is remembered
that Frank has won his lsurels solely
through his own efforts. and as a
recognition of his worth as a repre-
sentative of the people as a reward
| for his success in the interest of his
! constituents. This evidence of con.
/ Gdence should be an incentive to him
to redouble his efforts in looking
after the various interests of the en-"
| tire district. 1t will be observed that
| Congressman Lever carried every
county in the district by handsome
maiorities. Even Orangeburg, the
home county of Mr.. McLauchlin,
gave Congressman Lever q majority
of 1893 over his oppon"nt, while
Lexington, Congressman Levers
home county, gave her gifted son a
majority of 2,611, or, in round Dum-
ber<, 95 per cent. of the vote polled'
Is this not glory enough? Is it not
8 dattering endorsement?
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-17
LEVERS
Young Congressman Starts His Political
career With Solid Support
Lexington Dispatch.

Lexington Dispatch.
The following array Of figures tell
in glowing terms the great popu-
lsrity of Congressman Lever in the
seventh district:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-17
Che Aerall aud Newz
II ST ATE FAIR.
Col. Holloway Hard at WORK AUG very
Much .Eacourag-d at the outlook.
TNews and Courier.

Columbia, October l4.-Secretary
Holloway, the wau who has had
more to do with the State Fair Of
South Carolina than any other one
person, is very nuch elated over the
prospects of the Fair this year. In
a conversation today he said that ne
and his assistants have all been very
busy getting up the entry lists.
Col. Holloway stated that the
Clemson College authorities are Sc
riously thinking Of bringing the en-,
tire corps to Columbia, so as to allow
the cadets to participate in the Fair
this year. Col. Holloway believes
that the arrangements which are
now pending will be successfully
carried out.
Col. Holloway has also taken up
the matter of the Winthrop College
girls getting to Columbia during the
State Fair and hopes to have this
pleasant feature also added.
If the students of all the State
colleges come to Columbia during
the State Fair 1t will be one OF the
pleasantest of the many reunions
that takes place here.
Col. Holloway says that he has
been very much impressed with the
lack of interest that the people OF
Charleston have taken in the State
Fair. He is reminded that the mp
country took . conspicuous part IN
the Charleston Exposition and he
also says that at the State Fair 1t is
NO upusnal thing for Charleston to
have no exhibit. H trusts that as
a result Of the Charleston Exposition
and on account of the great interest
taken in that enterprise by the en-
tire people that Charleston viii
awaken to the opportunities of the
State Fair and that her business
men will be represented here as theil
interest should dictate.
Chsrl-s'on has a great many
things to exhibit and he says that II
the people do not care to exhibit
aoything in the business line, ye'
that city at one time sent a consider
able portion of the poultry and art
: exhibits TO the Fair and could easily
do so again.
There may not he direct money
in making exhibits at the State Fair
but the returns come in other ways
and it is, as Col. Holloway suggests
a good opportunity FOR the business
men of Charleston to let the peopI'
of the State generally know VIVA
they arc doing.
Col. Holloway has information tina
already as many az ninety horse
will enter the ~vrrious racing event
during the State Fair Many OF tn
animals that have been entered ar
Of the highest type and good race
are expected as a result of the lib
ersl purses that have been offered
The Clemson South Carolina Col
lege foot ball game will be one o
the most interesting events OF Fal
week.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-17
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-IN
COMMON PLEAS.
Emmett Cabaniss, Plaintiff,

Emmett CabanlSS, PlalntlH,
against
The Newberry Handle and Shuttle Com,
pany, Defendants.
by ORDER OF THE COURT
ID herein, l will sell at public cutlery
at Newberry, S. c., within the legal
hours of sale, on the first Monday
(salesday) in November, 1902, to the
highest bidder ~(unless sold before that
time at private sale) the following de-
scribed personal property, to-wit:
One like Atlas Automatic Side
| Crank Steam Engine; one 54X14 Atlas
| Tubular Boiler, manufactured by the
| Atlas Engine Works; 100 feet Of shaft
| ing 27-16; Four Comp Couplings 27-16;
| One Pipe Wrench Is inches; One No. 2
| Automatic Horizontal boring Machine,
| complete; one No. 6 Improved Disc
| Sand-papering Machine, complete; one
| CHAPLIN Automatic Handle Lathe; one
No. l Improved Chucking and lemon
| ing Machine, complete; No. l I'M
proved Spoke and Handle Blank Saw,
complete; one No. 3 patent heavy power
Feeder Ripping Saw, complete; n No:
6 Iron frame short Los Saw Mill and
Feeder, complete; one Conqueror Saw
Swage, suitable for setting the teeth
in the above 48-inch saw; n No. l
| Improved Drag Saving Machine, COM
plete; Defiance Emery Wheel 24x14
inches; one Emery Wheel l! inch; one
Huntington Emery Dressing Tool, with
| two sets of wheels; manufactured pro-
ducts and raw material.
Terms of Sale of Above Personal
Property-Cash.
By said order of the Court herein, |
will also sell at public cutlery at New
berry, S. c., within the legal hours of
sale on said first Monday ~(salesday) in
November, 1902, to the highest bidder
the following described real estate,
to-wit: All that tract, piece or parcel
of land, situate in the town of New
berry, County and State aforesaid,
containing Two and 1900 Acres, more
or less, bounded by Pope street, c., N.
& L. Railroad, C. J. Purcell and others,
said land to be sold in three or more
lots.
Terms of Sale of said Real Estate
One-third cash and the balance on a
credit of one year, with interest from
day of sale at the rate of eight per
cent. per annum, the credit portion to
be secured by a note of the purchaser
and g. mortgage of the premises sold.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
C. E. SUMNER, Receiver.