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did production Nothing % equal beauty
and magnitude has been shown on our 10
cul stage The several scenes ~ the play
are laid 90 an enchauted island. the hr9t
being that n the great storm aud shin
wreck. ia which the howllng OF the hurg!'
cane tbc roar OF the waves, the fright
cuod shrioEs Oh beast and bird aud the Inn
pcrdIpg destruction of the ship on the
rocks X vlvldiy represented. BY the ala
~ gauze effects and electrical device the
whole scene gradually changes ~ rue yel,
sunshine other notable scenes are Inn.
bans cave. Prospeao's cell. the magic
banquet. the dance ~ the demons ana the
transformation scene representing tue de'
pnrture OF the ship for Naples:
The organization which Includes a ballet
and chorus, numbers forty seven PLAYERS
The music was composed by the eminent
musician MI Maxwlnp. As the great
scene u the storm aud shlpgreek opens
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THE A. AND M. COLLEGE,
a Visitor Highly Pleased with Conditions
Under Dr. Houston.
so Per Gen Reduction

a Visitor Highly Pleased WIN CondluonS
Under Dr. Houston.
Mr.. A. ". uudchrlud Of tho editorial
stan " the Texas Stookman ana Farmer
Of san Antonio SIS IN the city returning
from visit to the Agricultural and Ne.
chaul.nl college Ia the Interest Of bis
paper.
Mr. uHdeOrand Is very enthusiastic over
the present condition Of tho college under
the direction Of Dr. David Il. Houston,
the now president, The institution. he
says, ls upon O better basis than ever be-
fore The entrance requirements are such
that only the best material Is accepted.
The tendency Of the curriculum Is - ard
and new spirit has been Infused l.,u all
inc departments. lie SPEAKS IN the uIgd-
est terms OF tue several sew mcmUgs Of
the incuity who have been lntely Installed
and LOOKS for higher ciuss OF WORK than
heretofore.
ar. nilicbrand takes the view that tIe
Agricultural ANA Muyuuultul college is tnu
tccuuOloAual branch on me university uu-
dor LAc constitution ana that the policy ar
t1r Stale should be 10 develop Il cG-
ciusivt.y along tAUse lines, lie ,hlnks tn
uuversltg ls yncruuChlnR someWhut unOn
certain departments ualutall5 DelouElAG 70
I the Agricultural anu Mechanical college aud
/ mat i'm this way work uloug cecLaln hne
Is duplicated 81 the two institutions. In
stead ne contends, that their work should
be so related lbht appisu sclcuCeh slu,iA
be confined TO the Agricultural ana NE
c6anicaI college and there developed 70
! their highest efficiency.
MI. Hildebrnnd called attention 10 the
/ work of farmers institutes inausurated by
/ thc college several years ago, ana re-
( marked that there Is u movement on foot
| H. nave Tie legislature make an appro-
prlation for such institutes apart from
I raiirge direction ne thinks that what.
| ev"r h done by the legislature IN this
| respect should condpe ali such work 60
( tbe Immediate direction Of the college au-
thoritles.
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NoTEs.


There are many familiar faces In the
crowd about the temple, but there are
also many missing.
DR.. Frank Ralney, superintendent OF the
home, arrived yesterday, and Is setting
with the trustees, He has many friends,
also.
The accommodations for the visitors are
not yet sufficient and addresses and terms
Of rooms or rooms aud board are still
desired
The chair IN the Grand Lodge set apart
to the memory Of Past Grand Master J.
f. Miller is very prettlly decorated with
flowers,
There are many expressions Of regret
az the dcuth of Grand Secretary George
Lopas, Jr., who had Wide acquaintance
ana was very popular
John H. Terrell has prepared the re-
port of the foreign correspondence commit
Tee for the Grand Chapter aud the work
is done in his best style.
The past Grand Masters present at the
opening session were William Bramlette,
Hamilton, A. L. Watkins, John l.. Terrell,
Nj L. Mott, \. NJ. Washer aud a. j.
Rose.
The widows aud orphans fund is now
practically complete and the revenues OF
the Grand Lodge are available for other
purposes. The per capita tax Is for the
maintenance Of the home and its improve
/ ment
The election Of Grand officers will take
place In the Grand Chapter Wednesday
afternoon and in the Grand Lodge Wodncs-
dny night Several names are mentioned
/ IN the Grand Lodge for the place of Junior
Grand Warden.
| The reports OF the two Grand Secretaries
/ show q gratifying increase IL the member
/ ship In the growth Of the order during
the past year. There are both new lodges
/ and new chapters and the old ones, as
rule show gain. The number Of reJcc-
tions also shows that discrimination Is used
IN selecting members from those VINO
/ apply.
The committee on work Of the Grand
/ Lodge rs holding sessions in Holland lodge
/ room taking up the work by sections aud
! going over 1t tor the benefit Of those who
attend the meetings primarily for the puT-
nose OF perfccting themselves In the work.
/ Tine mombers of the committee WAC are
I now present are T.. r. Douglass, w. w.
Huunlcutt, Il. b. Reeves aud W, W.
leavy.
The report Of the foreign correspondence
committee Is signed by Or. Thomas Mat
thews, who has been chairman Of the COM
1nlttce FOR a number Of years. The report
i, printed IN pamphlet .orm ana Is Illus
| t-atcd with n portrait Of the venerable
chairman, who has q wide reputation IN
Masonic circles throughout the Unitel
states for mis- style IN preparing the re-
mort, aud lis ability 20 grasp lhc sale
features Of the proceedings OF other Grand
IgIIpa
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rsb,pful Grand Lodge OF
, Vest WoEsh4pl1 ,.conte6 Nfasons.
! ,,eeut Free anu 'Avl1p,, 49, 49,,
y yesterday morning III I've 50,
c'sSsu COMMUNICATION at the Ma
10 tlnua' ~ attendance was some
,.nrlg Ine a. -, nainr ouly
'.sli,r than usual nv
( - ,,,mbers and visitors pitssu''
\ .ssesrS present were Grand
4 g5nd ol- -. If Jefferson. Deputy
n william Ci'IA % 81 -, G,rz,lns
\ Master " NJ ~ Va
1 r'.aA Warden William James %
y S'AH' .,,r Grand Warden a. ".
gc!iA' Jun'0' '..,r5 treasurer b.
hi Of Dallas u ''' - -a,....,,,,.,.
t.r of Houston, tlbuu SUI '~''
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JofNT APPEARANCE OF LOUIS JAMES
49, An FREDERICK WARDE.

The big theatrical event OF iuc year
Nd Frederlck Warde ~ the oic.a house
matinee today aud tonight la wagon
hals ( Kempers stapeudous spcci ace!ar
f'Ues as CaIlbau aud Mr.. Warde az Pros
IA theatrical Offering IA many seasons
has aroused such widespread interest as
nisyers. ma their engagement VIII un'
doubtedly attract a crush. the lem
pest has not been seen y THIS country
At,1,stIn paiv. Managers Magenbals a.
RsS1psr spent the whole Of last summer
In superlntending the work o. the scenic
artists, the coetvmers, tue properly max
sngeged In the preparation OF their sples'
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Ile committee on work submitted It's re.
nOrt on tho school recently held. at which
there were 125 attendants.
tA' report OF the c,edential committee
most OF the chapters TO be repre-
scented
Several resolutions were introduced and
most OF them were referred TO committees,
Al the conclusion of the Grand High
Priests report, reports were made by the
visitors setting forth their work during
the year
Grand Treasurer Frymier made bis re.
port, showing receipts during the year,
including balance OF S455T72, Sli,220.57,
the disbursements were S5095, %, leaving a
balance Of $6l25.O1
4 resolution appyoprating 500 for the
widow Of Past Grand High Priest Haston
Toomey who is now more than so years
Of age was introduced and adopted.
Adloirucd until Wednesday afternoon at
> o'clock.
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Ing the year He had been called on to
make . number OF decisions, some Of them
81 considerable importance.
q most important matter was the recon-
Ihtuu!titn that committee b. appointed TO
consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of terminating the
present merger whereby the r sal Arch
NaNpttrS nave Jurisdiction over tho Council
OF Royal end Select Masters This was
aone some Years since dnG has been found
70 Notk well so lar as Texas is concerned,
nut whcu Texas companions dlmlt they
nhu tEat they are denied access to the
Souncli hecausc thcy are not Omitted by o
iesuiar council. For this reason he thinks
y p nest 10 restore the autonomy Of tao
The report OF Grand Secretary John A.
Bryan was as follows.
sterling g. 5e Th nP' toioW pps V eSaptSps
aaNe failed to send IN their returns.
Jnleu Nc &c Mount Calm No S. BGirl
NJ ~ Hampstead, No 2O6 Mount Yer
non No. 2l2. The foil wing chapters Ted
70 senc IN TO g. returns before November
II. Burnett No. o.. Albany No. los The
rreiur's show the following statistics;
~ - uss '.'........,...., s......... S4
u esstuhS ''.'.s..s.....,.., ....,...,. Sll
- " 'l-N '..'s.ss.... .,,.,...s..... SlN
- Ah '.ss'.-....t ..s..+......s.. SOt
Csuu " degrees ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BIS
~ 1N,u'ol'vha stt.s...-..s ....s.t.....s. To-.
~ slNlalAchlS ,.......s.,.. .....'... o.
Omissions ........... .... Cli
ENNl'l ions ............,.. .....,..... lbS
IAhN 81 ns ..........-.. .....,....... :
~ al. ............,.. ................ lis
Numocr O Past High Pnests........ 7el
tFeSehl membership ..,.,......,...,7 Us
4 ~''t EAth ''.ss..... .s,.,,,......,.s..s otl
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ORDER on HIGu pRlrsTHOon.

At 6 o'clock this morning in the Grand
Chapter room the order Of High Priesthood
Will be conferred on such members of the
Grand Chapter us have not yet received IT,.
The ceremony is u very pretty one aud
adds much to the knowledge OF the high
priests Of the subordinate chapters. Jonu
Watson is high priest b. +, Frymicr mas
ter OF ceremonies, +. W. Fitzpatrick con.
duct0r and Il. NJ. Hardness marshall.
number Of candidates viii receive the de-
gree.
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Total balance ......,.......s43

This is the largest balance reported on
hand for the last eight years, and is eN-
citing considerable comment.
Treasurer Farmer Is Justly proud Of the
rice little sum entrusted TO his safe keep
ing
Inc largest item In the above statement
IL the road and bridge bond fund, which
amounts to S334,2 10, which Is part Of
the 100000 boad issue that was on de-
poslt In the State treasury during the
administration Of Judge Nasmer.
II Is said that contracts are already out
standing covering practically all Of tue
above fund.
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rur GRAND CHAPTER.

The Most Excellent Grand Royal Arch
CHAPTER In It's 6fty-third annual eonyoea-
tlou was opened Mt $3.50, with the follow,
ing officers present; Grand High PREY
g r. Phillips Of McGregor; DEPUTY Grahn
uieh prl st J. NJ Str'yhorn; Grand hihs
r. W Fltzpr trick, Grand Scribe p. j.
afurehlgon. Grand Treasurer R. + Fry
r,t.r Grand Secretary John A. Bryan
Grand Chaplain S. NJ Templeton, Grand
Cartain Of tie Host Joe Adams, Principal
s,iouruer W. f. Peugh, Royal Arch cap
tain Chnries II. smith. PasJ Grand HIN
Priests present; Norton Noses W VII III
a R".nsayaI r. ii. Hnynie, J. G. KIDD
W. l.. Burdette, J. d. creash.w Jonn
Adriance j. X stone and a. >. Bnnt !hc,a
II having been determined that those
present we're Royal Arch Masons. tls
Grand Chapter was opened and the Ts""
ms ent1uiittees were Announced,
Grand high Priest Phillips read hs az
dress. giving an account Of MA N"aA eNA
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sAERlEFs, DEPARTMENT.

Found by John Buske. one black mare,
oi',nl laig hands high, no shoes, front foot
sore.
ration mn by Felix Robinson. one bay
,,,trn 10 hands high, about Il years Old.
sniit on end OF right ear collar marks
Oh shoulder.
straved or stolen from y. II. Fox, o
Anstin street one setter dog. curly white
Hsir brown ears. V Ia forehead; answers
10 name Of Trooper A, X. Anderson.
sheriff.
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WA%AHACHIE-- Green bugs ore report
I'D as doing damage IN az least cue geld
IN Ellis county aud there Is considerable
apprehension OF a spread Of the pest,
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prescription No, 1851 BY Elmer Amend
,i got cure all complaints, but II will
~. yheutnEtisin, r., u, srnmidt, Hous'
tor, Iellk sole agent
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the play the audience IL requested 10 be
seated before the rise OF the curtain.
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coon BrILpING NEEDED.

3paklng Of the proposed removal OF
lRsll Lodge to Waco. he recommend
BIT the Grand Lodge bear in min
De new temple to be built there Is
3 the home Of Texas Masonry for a
time, and counsclcd that in making
FldoH for the building this fact should
hffn into consideration aud IL substnn-
l4liing erected suitable to the pros
Ne growth Of the order
4 report Of the Galveston Masonic
4 Committee be embodied MS a part
y own report and paid high comrl.
70 the untirlnc zeal Of the commit
y dscharging its trust, sometimes at
Z taciidce to themselves.
E report Of Grand Treasurer r f.
|na showed receipts 10 the credit ot
general fund. lucuIing balances. OF
~ ~ temple fund including bal
; As8.5l. The expenditures during
Jaf. were General fund. So. S4G 81;
|e find, SlslS 80. Hnianccs. cen.
ll5d sl9.6ol 81 tcmulc fund, $30se. Is
Illa Secretary John Watson submitted
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Curse
DIR RINK
CURED BY WHITE RIBBON REMEDY

No taste. NO odor Can he given In glass
Of water. tea. or coffee without pauen's
White Ribbon Remedy win cure or Dc.
Btroy the diseased appetite for dlcoho!c
armed luebrlBte "tipp.er" social dGnker
or drunkard impossible for any one y
have an rppatlta tor alcoholic liquors after
lrsotsed bv Members OF w. c. Y. u.
Mrs. Moore, press superintendent sot
woman's Christian Temperance tnlpn;
Ventura Cal WRITES; II have kestel
white Ribbon Remedy OF very Obstinate
drunknrds, and the cures have been inanf
Cheerfully recommend and indorse Mnite
Ribbon Remedy" ,@.,....
Yree by writing Mrs. a NJ. Townsend ttos
wears secretary OF o Woman'S cAr!ssiAan
Temperance uniogl; 2ls tIeieo az, 4. se
Boston, Mass sod IN houSlVl ~ - 49,
zoe Main street IS u
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TREA8URER's MONTHLY REPORT
..aest Amount Of Cash for Eight Years
Is on Hand.

The following is County Treasurer Far
mcr's report showing balances TO the
credit Of various funds Of the county treas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-09

&Oit unD 2Ogi5; 6iBgi66ons 1T U}i<
nenJ8ormann.
9 m 90 cid 6len @ebtet.
Roanote, @a,, 8. Suli. - Sn
Der @enerul=Office Der rRorfoltz uno
8eItern=8a6n" pirD ertIGrt, am IeBz
ten NSamitag babe in bem 9oca6ontasz
Stat Sopz8epier Die ROblenzqro0utz
tion it9 b0ber beIaufen, ais an irgenb
einem frii6eren SamItag nG6renb bes
W}onat5 Suni unO fait ale 2eute
feien geftern pie0er an bic 2trbeit gez
gangen. 0ret @aggonIaOungen Or
better fir Die 8ruben in 8eit~8irgiz
MEN tamen aus Sitz@irginien our9
3oanofe uno Elm Gontrattpr Der
ng&prt6 Goal anb Gpfe Gompanp"
bradte $50 5arbige beran.
Sum aus 9arren ermd6nt-
GIort8burg, g, @.s8a,, 8. SuIi-
- g&ationalietretGr @ilion pon benz
8erbanOe Der nllntteb W}tne WorterS"
ermu6nte geItern 2l6eno in Elmer Maiz
ienberiammlung Die itritenDen 0et9z
tO6lengrd6er Dpn Weitz8trginien, uuz
t6ig au55u6arren. Gr erflGrte linen
in einge6enOer 9arlegung Die gan3e
Stritelage unD bic 8riinoe, pQrum
Die 8OblengrG6er BON @efz8irginien
an Dem @usitanb betbeiligt fein Iouz
ten. SSn f4arfen 8orten 5og er gez
gen Die 8unbe5z uno Stoatsgeri6te
gu 6elOe, pegen Der BON i6nen erlaT +
ienen Gin6altS6eFe6le. Seoo6 oas
@nOe ioI6er @in6oItsbsfe6le fsi gez
p06nliA, OaB Die b0beren 9eri9te iie
umitoBen.
@Om 6trtte in 9aterfon.
Paterfon, MS, 8, Suli, =
Sn Dem Strife Der 6etDentpe6er in
8eitz9o6oten, g}.zS,, trat geitern
@benO eine gGn5Ii4 unerpartete @enz
oung Elm, Walber &c 2lrben3, pelde in
i6ren 6a6riten an 9ater7onz2(Denue
unD 8eitzStraBe ungefdbr 500 @ez
Der bei4dftigen, unter3etdneten NAM
lt6 einen8ertrag, Oem gu 5olge 1ie bic
Union t6rer Mrbeiter anertennen.
Die 8eiiBer BON @e6ereien in Sub
5onzGOuntp baben itet8 ertlGrt, oaB
lie Die Union ME anertennen niir0en,
6auptId6li6 aus Dem 8runDe, neil
lie unter Der gontrole BON SStalienern
ite6e. 9a Die W}ebr5a6l Der BEL Walz
Der &c 2lr6en3 beIadftigten @e6er
Staliener iinb, 6at Oa5 geitrige 8orgez
ben Der 6irma um 70 me6r ii6erraI4t.
Sn 6oIge Der erpd6nten @ertragsz
llnter3et6nung na9men 6eute Ntorgen
iGmmtli6e in Dem GtabliTement an
geiteQten 8e6er bic 2(r6eit lpteoer auF.
Sn ben anOern 5a6rifen, nit 2luS=
nu6me Der Simon'f6en, lpo Die 0e6er
ni4t itrtten, meloeten ii9 nur peni8e
2eute 5ur 2lrbeit, uno bic penigen
Striter, bic ii4 geitern gemeIOet batz
ten, blieben Da6etn1, in Der Grnarz
tung, OaB bic iibrigen 8OTe bem 8eiz
ipiel Der 6irma 8alOer &c So. fol-
9enO, Die 6orOerungen Der 2eute be-
niIligen unO au4 bic 2eute anerten=
nen niirben.
Obgteid bic 6triter auf einen auz
gemeinen Sieg re4nen, ertIdrt cine
2tn3a6l 8eitBer DOn 8e6ereien, nell
6e aud in anoeren Orten 0e6ereien
beiiBen, baB iie ni6t in Die &lemme
tpmmen piroen unb eS neit lGnger
au5bulten t0nnten, ais Die 2(rbeiter.
9ieIe pon i6nen beiiBen @ebereien in
9enniDlDanien unO Der S4pei3, bic,
pie Die 8eiiBer 6ebaupten, i'm StanOe
ItnD, ben 8eoarf 3u Deden.
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Snhhelz6 z6iurid,tuna.

@alt5burp, 9.zG., 8, SuIi. -
2(r4 GonleD, Elm SnOianer, unO Did
6leming purOen 6eute in 6ieiiger
@tdbt an Dem nGmIi6en 8algen ge=
bdngt. GonIep bate i'm IeBten g}Oz
Dem6er einen jungen g}eger ermOrOet,
un0 6leming mar Der i'm leBten 5e>
bruar Deriibten 8ergepaltigung zines
peiBen 6rauen3immers iiberfii6rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-09
25 Sahre 54ubtlaus.

@tbotubo, &s., 8. Suli.-SSefTie
MOrrifon, ii6erfii6rt, 6ruu Slin
GuitIe i'm SUM- 1900 in beren Wo6=
nung ermorOet gu baben, inbem iie
ibr Die &e6le nit einem Rafirmefer
bur9i6nitt, tpurbe 6eute gu 25 Sab
rem 3u9t6uus berurtbeilt. SRI. Morz
rifOn, tpeI9e ieBt f4on brei Pro3efe
bur6gemadt 6ut, Iegte feline Grregung
Bel Dem llrt6eilsipru4e an ben Sag,
Sci ibrem 3peiten 9ro3eiIe mar iie gu
nur fiinfjGbriger 6aft perurt6eilt
tporben. S6re QnpGGte tper0en an
bas Sberi eritaatsgeri9t appeliren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-09
Gun Der Surner>Ta
SnoianapoIis Ie6nt bas nG6fte Surnz
feit ab. - g}epart ais 6eItitaOt
Qusertoren.

9ubenport, Su., 8. Suli, -
Sn Der SagTaBung Oe5 NOrOameritaz
nii9enSurnerbunoes erregte 6eute Elm
Dom 9elegaten Na6ltei9 aus Gbicago
angebotenes 2(menOement gu einem
f8spe6enoen 8ei9luiIe gu 8uniten Der
PreBfreibett eine ie6r biBtge Debate.
0a5 Qlmenbement be6dnDelte Die tiir3z
Ii4e 8erurt6eilung Don So6ann 0tOit
unb ertldrte Oiefelbe fir cine fla
granite @erIeBung Der PreBfrei6eit. @r
purbe BON bem rotAsu Glement unter
ben Surnern eifrig unteritiiBt II. BON
ben Gonierpatiben befdmpft.
0a Snoianapolis ba5 8unoe5z
8urnfeTt BON 1905 able6nte, 10 purOe
baFel6e Der Stabt g}eparf, R,zS, ,an=
ge6otsn. Sm Sale au6 OieIe abz
lebnt, 10 foQ bas @retutio Gomite
eine unbere 6eftitaOt auspd6len. Sine
Summe bOn $4,000 purbe fir bie8erz
tretung bes Surnerbunoes uuf Der
WeItausiteQung in ct. Qouis unb Bel
ben olpmpii4en @pielen in GbicugO
berpiligt.
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0ianlnu filr SS5.
Qpasfs NON c9E0

Gin e1cqautes Qiauiuo - feiuer 5on uuo in
icoer Sinf6t Qarautirt, pirO an eiusu iOfortiGeu
Rdufer fiir nur $S5 Dertauft nit GiuibluB
einer biibi6eu Scdt unO Stubf Der Gigentbimer
be3ablts oaiur $3.50.
u. 9ere & Sobn,
Q87-9O CIR. Z, Ror0zGborleszStra
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Nud cine @npafltsubnna.

G6urGeiton, W.z@a., 8. Suli.
- Sn elmer Stride gu SurrOlO's BAL
lep, 8oOnezGountp, fam es 5pH4en
Wtitgliebern Der 6amilie 9enOrids u.
Sarrolbs, pel4e in Der SeAbe lagen,
gu einem 6lutigen Sample. Peter Sem
brids, pOitmeiiter BON Orange, bIie6
tObt auf bem PlaBe, un0 me6rere anz
bere 8etbeiligte purDen tObtIi4 Ders
tpun0st.
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Shreibt an Die MarDlanb uno Yenn
iOlOania Sa1n,

fir cine @opie Where TO spend the Summer
Months" @iebt cine lause Siite pon SommerzSos
eirb0uiern in Baltimore unO 9atiOro=GOuntIss.
(5uli2, lWA
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DEM Wsiien

qcniigt Elm QBort IS pcrOn 6unocrte pom Mcs
Dtiinsn ungcprisieu, iptlbt gtseH Glc5 Dt6gidJa
bclfeu ioQsn aber TAFT otieu uur 51lO.H aHridJz
ten, Odruner pisle ibc1uduts Qiucn, Oie in grOz
Ben Utengtn ibarft Site ootr aB2nOe Wttale eHtz
balten, melbe Dte Cr9lue 0ts 80rpr5 nod mtbr
5crfrefen. 2luf Der unOrcH 6ette teben Die Ct.
9truarO Rrduttrpiasn, spt3e nur aus 9ilancnz
iditu unD obHe Site Oie iib uHttr 3uderiger ouls
pcrbcrqen mtfen, berQeittat tperOcn; 4ltH bic aio
nirtii5 ole Gfbtr=, Uilgeus uuO NtcrcRletoen 6t;=
len obne irgenorpie gu 9aOeH. % Gents.
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8ert b b plter Sunb.

2onbon, 8. Sufi. = 2(rbetter,
tpel6e nit bem nm6au bes p2Onbon
Gountpz8anfgebGuDes" in Gol6eier
bei9dftigt paren, itieBen 6eute auf
eine 3intz&uiette, in pel4er it4 20,z
900 englif6e Sil6errniin3en befdnben.
Der 8aiten nit SnbaIt pOg etpa 40
pfunb.
Heue G6re fir Carnegie.
2onbon, 8. Suli. = Die Sc
meinbe ct. 9lnbrefps in S6ottldno
ipirb am 18. Suli ben So. 9lHbrep
Carnegie. 2orb glgin unO 2oro Bal
four Of 8urleigb, Sruitees Des Gar
rsgie llniperiitdtsfonbs, bus @6rsns
biiraerre6t DerleIhen.
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@6amottn, Pa., s. SSuIi. - Sn
leBter Ra9t tpurbe cine tart geIaoene
91namit4PatrOne 3pii4en ben 6duz
fern BON Sames 6ibgibbOn5 II. Ntarz
tin S6of nu6e Der Ri4arOs~&oblenz
CRUDE, pel6e gu bem 8etrie6e Der
Union Goal So" ge40rt, gum grplOz
Oiren gebra4t. 9ura Die Grf9iittez
rung purOen idmmtli4e 6eniter in
ben beioen 9e6duOen 5ertriimmert.
&einer Der Sniafien purbe perleBt.
@GbrenO Der Qufregung enttamen bic
Qeute, 1pel6e bic Grploiion peranlaBt
6atten. sic floben nu3 S6amotin
gu. S9Od bat Observation-Disclosures in
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Vulfane in SbGtiafeit.

N}anagua, g}icara9ua, 8. Suli.
- 8ie Die 6ie7ge n9emocracia" be-
ri6tet, Iino bic @ultane W}iraO Bale
uno 3incorO 8iaja in Goita Gicu, 80
reIp. so U}etlen fiib0Itli4 Oom g}icaz
raguafee, i'm 2tu56ru4 6egrtffen.
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Saru6 unb 81 a II 3 E.

80 an 6eiter, 8. Suli. - @aro6
8ern6urb bat beute 6ier Die oefiniti0e
W}ittbeilung gema4t, DaB Die @Or6ez
reitungen unD l1nter6anOlungen a6gez
i6Iofen ftnb, auf @runb Oeren Die
ameritanii4eSrag0bin MauDeQtoam5
gu Sara6 8ern9arb's rHomeo" tpG6z
ren0 Der Sournee Der QeBteren in
Qtmsrito i'm Sabre 1903 bic nSuliet"
fpielen ipirb.