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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-21
Gin uikiarr nm meiler Ridter.

Sn Qonbon 1T cine itaotbetdnnte
9erI0nli9feit, &obert Malcolm SEER,
Der AZ Sabre lang Ri4ter am Gon@
boner Stabtgeri9t mar, geitOrben.
6r. Gpmmifipner SEER mar etnl}ann
DON auSgeprdgter @igenart; ieinsl}e@
t6obe, &e4t gu fpre4en, erinnstte pit
an ben &aoi unter benz Pdlmbaum.
Gr bate etne uniiberipinOli4e OBJ
neigung gegen LANCE 8eben Der 4n@
tpdlte unb fagte emit: nSeber iunge
Mann am @sri4t bentt 5eute, er JET
elm 9emofbenes." Sein Same mar
infolge Ieiner beiBsnben, iartaItiI4en
unO piBigen @u5iprii4e a6er audi
infolge feiner ri9terli4en 5dRigtetten
melt uno brett befannt. 8eionoers
ftrenq mar er nit Nnpdlten. 8eptiz
1enlpie @elDperlei6er 4atten cine gez
iun6e Sur6t Dor inn, unb er mar
fi9erli4 Der S9reden aqer ue6eltAdz
ter, bic bor i6n famen. Seine trGfz
tiqen 8emerfungen paren berii6mt.
@o fagte er gu einem Pro3ehirenoen:
rWeroen Sic niemaIs flagbar, gan5
glei6, pel6es Ger 8etpeggruno iein
mag. @ie t6un bsfer baran, Sbr
@elo gu berIieren, alS gu tlugen. Sn
Der Reqel iteft man bas @elO in Die
Sai6en Der 3s9t5antpdlte, uno baS
it bic f9le6teIte Dirt, Dte man 8elo
ausQe6en fanr." Sin dnoerer 4usz
fpru6 BON linn lautete: rW}an 1oll
ieoes @eI6Gft f9riftlt4 MAIDEN. Sc
BERN limb biqig, 8inte lit biuig unO
9apier 1T biGig. Die 2eute pioer>
fpre6en ii6 70 bel, OaB uamd9li4
ieOe geI6dftli6e 3ransattiOn i4riftz
li6 gema6t perben muB. @o9ar ipenn
elm tleines 2atb grOb fault, tptro
man einen f9riftliden 2ieferungsz
f6ein bafiir nebmen miifen, bamtt
ii6 fem @iberfpru4 erbebt." Obsr:
.Sn benz Mugen6lid, IN benz man als
Srember in Doper lanbet, ioQ man
6us gun5e snglif6e @eieB f~ennen, bos
70 piel i6 peiB, Bis ieBt Niemunb gez
funnt Bat" ra0ni9 9uOio fogte in
Der ue6ereilung: n2tGe Meni4en finb
Qiigner." Menn er, ME i'd, Dier3ig
Sabre bier gefeTen bate, piiroe er
6us audi nit 11eberIegung geiogt 4az
ben." sat man einen guten San,
10 1T man 1i6er bel etnem Ri4ter.
Sat man einen i6le6ten San, 10
6lai6t INNER cine Chance Bel elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-21
pie Aoefsmafer IN 9raa.

Sn prag ipurbe gegen Ufitte bieies
Mpnats Der 5peite pon me6rerel
QDeIsmu4er : pro5efen berbanOelt.
8ett mebr ais 6unbert neue, 3umeiit
c3e9ti9e 4belsfamilten feben tire
StammbGume grauf am erf9iittert, Du
1i9 beren Wur5eln ais faul ernieIen.
@tli9e me6r Ooer peniger gei4idte
r@eneulogen" bei9Gftigen ii4 ieit
S~abr5e6nten bamtt, rei4e unO ebrz
gei3ige 8iirger @5s9ienS in ben
4bels1tanb gu erbeben. sic fi6rten
aus alien 1rfunben ben nNu9peis,"
baB bic 8orfu6ren OieIer 8iirger i4On
dbelig gepeIen ieien. 0u man an ben
entI9eioenben Qmtsitelen in Dien
unb in YeIt pobG tbeilneiie let4tiinz
mig mar, tbeiGpeiie audi Elm Au9e 5uz
geOriitt BADEN mag, 10 gelang Die
rRobilttirung" in iebr bieIen 6dl1en.
S6at1a6e lit, baB bic Sa4e nur Daz
bur9 ru9bur purbe, DuB Elm gez
frGntter MiniIterial : Setretdr aus
Der Nbt6eilung fir Qusitequng BON
@belsoiplomen, Baron S9le9ta=
Nfebrbstp b. Wfebrb, ii4 Our4 Elm
Memorandum rG9te, tporin er bic
Rei9srat6s : Q6geprbneten auf 500
geleien Bel @rtbeilung Don QOels10iz
plomen ufmerti am ma6te. Sine sez
nduere unterIu4ung bate i6erraz
fdenbe @rge6ntFe. Me6r als bum
bert bDbmii9e QbeIsbiplome tpuren
bom Miniiterium ri6tig ausgeIteGt,
iebo3 uuf 9runb gefGIi4ter urtunz
ben erI4li9en pprben unb iogar Der
Baron S9le9ta bate ieinen einfaz
9en, bererbten Qbel auf biefem We9e
nit einem cor iOnantenrsi4en nelen
Stammbuum dufgebefert. Die Sc
nealogen" b~egniigten ii9 nt9t bdmit,
ebrgei5ige @8e9en gu b~efrtspigen, ionz
bern berme6rten nit 8orliebe audi
ben ungarii9en &bel. DIS @raf 9tz
Iarius g3atp in preB6urg 8urGrlunz
gung Der &Gmmererpiirbe einen retz
men Stammbaum BON 16 Nbnen
brau9te, lpurbe ibm btefer bur9 ben
ieBt dngetldgten Prager 9enealogen
MiiGer b, Milbenburg prompt geIiez
fert. 9us gei9a6 ieOo4 in bieiem
Sabre, als Der S9niHOel f4on ru9z
bar genorben mar. Der Prager
Stutt6altsr entblGtterte ben Stammz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-21
Slid qema6t. @ieuei9t iinet ite

Slid gema4t. @ienei9t fingt fte
r&ommt Elm 8pgel geflpgen -"
CUR Qtforb3it6er. Ober fie lernt eli
men uufgefpunnten &egeni4irm auf
Der Raie balunciren. Oas 1T audi
ni9t fdper. 9as publttum pirb
19on tommen. Gs bat bas rei5enbe
2isb ia f9on better 9ebOrt; es Fat bus
&uniftiid nit benz @4irm f4on aufz
regenber beoba9tet; uber = bieie alte
Dame rtpar babel" tpie Semunb BON
einem 9eranientOpf, Der aus benz bier
ten Stod fieG, tpbtgei4lagen tpuroe.
0ds entfheioet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-21
9QS rOtDe Sud-.

Ssysber @ubIcribent bes n9euti4en Correspondent
ten" erbGlt bag. Rufbe Bud" fir 1903 audi 6nies So4r
~toIsnfrsi ~geliefsrt. Der 9erousgsber lam s0od9 nur
ioI6e 2eIern Elm @rempIar bieies 8udeS g%arunttren,
pslfe pOr benz 25. DECEMBER gu ben &bonnenten gehOz
rem. Ser Sn6uIt Dnies Neuiobrsgei4entes 0es Ser
~ousqsbers an bic Qeisr bes r9euti4sn Correspondent
ten" 1T audi i'm neuen Sabre pieber ie9r rsi46alti9 unO
sntIpri6t alien grpartungen, bic man btai9er Weile
an elm folfes Bud itenen tann.
a1fo, man DergeHe nidt, buB nur foIae Perionen,
bic Bis gum Is. DECEMBER &6Onnenen beg r9euti4en
Correspondence" iinb, Elm Nnredt uuf freie 2teferung
bes uHot6en 8u9e8" BADEN. 8eftelungen auf ben
nGorreIponOenten" nebmsn ale 3rdgsr, iOfpie Die GgPez
bition an Der 9IDnefz@de BON 8alttmDre%StraBe uno
9oft9Of flee apsnue an. 0aan lam aud PET Poittarte
beTelsn.
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ONrRrrn Mnrh[nnh Nnhn-

Srat in aruft a m IS. 6ept. 1902.
3iqe berlaFsn bic SiltHsSlation mi. folet:
Sd0It6.
43O frab eGH,EsOb, Sauptlinit, Sagsrstonn,
g.. & q. gabn uHo BEN SUoeH uub ousQtnoms
men 6onutass g. Q. Of. q. Gbamb.rsburq,
Rdrtinsburg uuo WjHaeter.
9doIi5 q, usgeH en- ouutnos 8.
TBS WOrg,ns Qorf, Q. & 8. SiD. uuO 6aupt=
liHis 6fli4 bon GmOrpsgrOpe, Garlisl. uub 9.
& g. q. g..
s3 Born. 6auptliHi., 5agerstODu, SbipSsnss
burg, Greotrid, Gmmitsburg uHO q. & 80.
8abn, Big Clifton.
1912 Born. GttOmm. mad uniOnsgribss gors
uHo Stttesburo.
225 ga6m. - GttoHH. mad unioHsgriSgt.
1892 Ra6n. - GTprtb nab 9ort uHo 9. & 6. Sib.
425 Ra9m. - GTpreb, QuHfte an Der 6auptltHie,
6oeerstopu, iotpis Grtoer!d, Gmmitsburg uRo
SbipptHsburg.
$50 Ra&m. Qtiomm. mad Gmorbzgrobs.
615 Qb.nbs afiOmm. mad l1HioHs9riogs.
ll.25 absRos - Allomm. mad unioH=SrDgt.
Sur SonHtdgs
9.35 BORN. - attomm. mad uHioRsSrioqs uHS
6anpor.
2.35 Ra6m. - Qffomus. nab uHiORs8rtOqs.
400 RaGu. attonm. mad GmorD=grope.
1885 ab.nog - Affomm. mad uHion=Srioos.
gia.t= uno 9tpddzSireau Rr. 2I5, OhsBulti,
mprs=Strube.
3ioe baIteH an nrioH=, 9tnHi1loauiu= gotnuss.
Buttons uno BalbroOt CtottbsAp,.) Station.
9. q. @ris1olD, O. Z 3D.
6. g. 2onofreet, On.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-21
Sas GbriffinbeI.
Wpn 8. 8 a O..

%
8 bu lieper 9inbbeebs arii9bag!
2ebf4t nod pad'rig in mei'm 9era;
Dent i9 an bid, mas n pulsf9las
Siebl i4, mas en- 9eemtpebzS 9mers!
Sunfle @olfe isbn i9 bente
3piI9e mir unb ieler 3eit!
Ou i9ein56t aber in mei'm Oenfe
8ei9tes 2t4t Der &inbkebsI5reib.
Sa, id feb Der &riidbaum funtle,
S9mun5le an Der Stutpe Wanb;
8as en- 2t9t mar fen inn 9untle,
9immel idee' i'm grbelunb.
Mer fann seble bic 9si9ente,
glib I'm .3uder alferlei!
MuB mr. f9tuune, muB mr. bente,
Mer f9dfft an bic Sa9e bel!
Des mar f9ur bes gut 8rii9tinbeI
Gs bot aQes bes semudt:
9eeri9t bu net lei 9elIeflin9el
Sn Der i9tile &rifdbag Na9ts
Siper 9srge, 9immeI. 6enie
sSdet es nit fet'm S6litte bel;
S9tpppt ON 9aus unb I9luppt gang
fa6te
Mit Iet'm Sud am S6prnItee' nei'.
g is ans f6tin! Die Sinner fdtede
@6npd i'm 9ett unb braame f9ee';
Sdntd 3laus tpero lie net ipede,
Or bubt an lei Sud- alec,
9engt DR. 8aum nit i9eene Sadie,
96Isi6t bsrum i'm gauge 9uus,
Qegt Iei' @abe 'raus nit 2ude,
limb bann = So! = gum S9prn=
i6tee' ndus.
Me9t ben Zimmerman moi ie6ne!-
So9 er lit gu i9Gid unb f4Guu!
S9mobtt unO la6t er, pie 2eit
meene9
So lei Bart 10 lang unb grau?
9pt er 8ade ROTH pie @ppel?
SIS lei 9'ii9t 10 breed uno feet?
9engt fei' lang 9oor im'e 3sppel?
SIS er 10 gar treisli4 net?
limb lei Genno6ier = adj i'm 56litte!
DID, i4 meedt i'm febne geb!
Ses is g'fu6re, RES is g%'ritte,
Sper SroI9t I'm Sis I'm S4nee!
@r Oubt Eel ii4 ielrper la4e,
9fet peil's fabre gebt 10 gut;
Qper neil er 10 piel Sd9e
On Der Sinner &rii9baam rubt.
96eel 2eit meere, bes mar Sapel,
@s nGr fe &rii9tinbel Do;
8esel peifen na9 Dem S3ndtpel,
S9lO6e &rif4te glaape f9lo6.
Sd has ss nod ME geisbne
Sn Der beifgen &rii4tennu4t;
9o3 fehn i4 ben &rii9baam funtle
Gag i4: er BOTS bod gsma4t.
Gel gerieBt, bu i6eenes Mdnnle.
95eipe imT.sr frii9 un jung;
Seine @iete, beine Wunner
Singt 10 je9s ainnsr5ung.
Gomme Dtener = fomme efptg,
&Dmme freiotg, ianft unO ia4t;
Gier ben &rii66aam fpr Die Sinner
SIR Der beilgtn &rii6bdg<la4t!
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Queen 4nne'B GilenbabnzGu.

GabrpGu In Rraft q. o It. 1902.
Sampler bsrlnftn gitr CIR. 10, 2iebt=strnbe:
9dsli6 (aasqenOmmu 6auttao) 6.15 9Ormittaus
unb BIS Sta6mittagB; 6amfass nm els SOrs
mittugs uuo 2 ubr 8obmittoos mad RsHts5slaHo,
Gsntrtpine, 2ttDts UHO 3piiaeutatiouen.
ani6Iub an r4eIatUdrt 4 Gb,i. Giitnbabn' mad
Gufon, GEforb uuo 3pii6eutatioh.H.
Sra6t pirb ,nte,gtR senommtn an WoasHtussn
big 6 ubr GbtHes.
9tltpbon.: 6. & g. let. Baud 31O2. UO (6su.)
81. :. 8. SrUTtL
tWaiN10 Stnerals9sibditsiibrer
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pber @ien begIdubigen. Sine fOl4e
urfunbe, tpDrin er Sran3 ben @riten
mod i'm Sabre 1888 dls rrOmti4en
&uifer" einfiibrt, be9innt nit ben
@orten, bic faft pie Satire flingen:
.unfern lieben 8eiien unb firii4tt@
qen Sreunben." 3eugen paren tetne
borgelaben, bod bds 8erhDr bes An>
qetlagten bauerte bic gan5e Wo4e.
MeiiQer bon MiGoenburg purbe me-
gen bieIer 5Glf9ungen gu pier Sabrsn
Gerfer p%srurtbetlt.
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NarblanO C YrnnigIbaniaz Giienz
hnhu>EomhonuiP

8srIaFtn an Bo3entagtu nab 9Ort, "a, UNI 7.30
Ilorg.Hs unO 3.6 Ra9mittags.
gtrlaftu an 8O6.ntagsu mad Delta, pa, um
gerIaFtn an Q8o6tntag,n mad gtiair, 0ro., nm
80 $50 ROrseus, 3.O5, 40 Ga4mittags uHO
600 AbenDs.
gerlafen an 6onn.aQen mad Stlta, pa, I'M $50
Rorq,ns unD 400 ga3mittags.
g,rlaftn an SoEntagsn nab ,g,Iair, Ttb., um
$50 WorStns, 400 Raamittags uHD 1000
Hb,Hbs.
:. G. Rsrris, S.n,ral.8d5dFtsf abre.
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SampfhiFssI n;eigen.
Baltimore : 9amnf : Gadet Sc,
tAIts unO ,uDsrIdfTse sai'etnis.l

ZIG ORF- SFaaItH9ppH pSIpVOrtHD.
Sarrpfer fabrtH tdsIia. Souutdss nuspsHommsn,
BON .8ap Ginsp"pisrs, 10-l3 2ig6ts5trabs, $50
Gb.uOs, brett nod Oh 90int Comfort, RorfoIl,
NortsmOutb unD alien 9uutt,u Oes 6iiOsns. 9era
binouHe in Oh 9oiut Comfort NIT G. & O.. Gis
ienbabu" nab Hi6mouo. 8,rbiHOuuo in 9ortss
mouth nit BEN rStabOaro dir Cine" i%oliOeH 3ug
BON 9ortsmoutb nab atleata. Su ROrfOlt 9trf
%binOunQ nit Der atlantic Goaft Cine Norfolt
uHO Carolina, 9oriolt uno liOIi5, 1orioIt uuS
lptfii6 unO 1Glb Dominion 9IHt' nab Rstpbern
unO 0aibiHgtpn, R.zG.
NabRtit,n nab ,urOsdii6sm 9laus. 2uyurj6ie
RaiiteRiimnrr, t.tttriibs 8tleu6tuHo, Sampibeis
iuRs, RoisH fri. 3~tierOirt; &aiuttniimmsr i'm
giGet4gurtdu Der rBdpseiHt,' Rr. 103, OftssaItis
morts5trlBt. 9tlcp6ons G.. & u 81 9aut 1885;
MarBianO, G%ourtIanO 1856, NIbaagbs, Is ROros
G6arlsssStrabt. uHo gircau DIR rSedbOar0 Dir
2iHt,' Continental Sruit So. Clubbing
Gnnet Broipr. gSI1lam Ramean,
@.s9i1ets aseut, Gen. Rr. uno 4aii. Gsert.
SObn q. SbsrrpOpe. 8,s9rdi. uno 9tHsUianaser
Dep
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Tad annapolis, It. R0pul Station, 7.50, $3.50
gOrm,, GumOsnzs tat;on, 1900, 300 9Orm.,
!I2l5, AIS, $40 g}obm.
Gbfabrt BON GamosnzStatiou mad Greotrid,
F.35, !9.47 Born, 1915 gOrul., lbs, !4.5O uHO
'5.35 Qabm.
ga6 @in6sFer, 1920 @orm., !3.lO, 430Ru5m.
Ra6 6ngtrstODn, 1906 9orm., AIS, A3O
Ra6mitta0s.
g1o8 GaicottsGito uu0 Rt. air5, 2otaI, !7.35,
?9.l5 gUrn1., 1,25, 1870, "5,35 Qa3m., $3.50,
*I1.30 @berbs.
Na6 Curtis gab, 1923 Morgsng.
RAD QuraD, Tt. Uo0als5%tu station, 1855 Tabm.
Stntinn. g 10 gaAm.
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@eIdss iinD bic ihOutrn SiISrr Der
Welt?

RNelI
0ie f0nnte man DteIe 5rage an
bers l0Ien, al5 bur9 cine - umfraz
ge2 l1nb per anDers t0ntte cine iolz
DE tmfruge beranitaltsn, ulS eng
Idnber? Treberic 9olman beiBt Der
@iBbegierige unO feline grge6nife
tbeiIt er i'm nStranb Muga3tne" nit.
@r unter6reitete biefe 6rage ben &uz
ratoren ooer 9irettoren Der be1tsn
8ilber : @ulerien auBer6alb 9roBz
britannien's unb gibt nun in ieinem
MrtiteI bic erbaltenen Qnttporten. sSn
iebem Sale lit bemnu4 Die 0abl bes
8ilbes pDn Dem offi3iellen &uitos Der
@uGerie, in Der e5 6Gngt, ~getroffen
tporben. 0dbur9 er6Glt Die folgenbe
elite Der 8ilber eirtges Snterefe:
2oubre: Geondrbo ba 8incis ga
@iocanbo." graOo: @eIasque3' See
ninas." 8iitsl Muieum in Qmiter=
BAN: 3embranbt's rNd9tna9e".
6aager 9aIerie: paul potter's Der
iunge Stter". 8eloebere in Wien:
Ruben's nSlbefpnio Qltar". 8erIiner
8o[erie: 8. unb S. ban Gpd's PIN
betung bes CANNES. 9resbener
9aGerie: Gdfael's Mabonna. Miins
4ener 9inatotbet: MuriQo's> Die
M}elonerefer". Nnttperpener M1uz
fcum: Quentin Matip'5 Die &reu3z
@bnabme." nffi3ten in 5loren3: 81
tian's v5lora". pittiS9anerie in
5loren3: Hafael's ga Mubonna bella
Seggiola". 8orgbefe 8allerte in
Rpm: Si3ian's n9immlif4e unb irz
btf9e 2ie6e". Qtubemte Der f40n,n
8iinfte, @%enebtg: St3ian's r9immsIz
fabrt Marid".
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EA Merchandise Miners
&Ih Transportation Comp.

E% Sampfer : &tntsn.
Tad EpfToH une n~,u Often:
isnen Dicntaa, 9IeHitaq, OoaIeritaq uHo Sautaa,
Nbeuos 6 uhr.
Fdd GrpoIcence lIno Rem Cfaen:
ishsH Uiittuot, SreItaa uno SoHHtag, AbeHbs g uhG
Rad Sapanudb NIB Dem SupcH:
ienen 9lcnffag. DoHnerftng, Samitag, abenos 6 u6Es
Rdd Rcmpprtsi emS Uup RoTfple:
tdaIitl I'm Is ubr Qbtnbs-
unlbcrtrtfEite Seau,mIIht;lteH uno Sefofiauns.
GorsflItige 8srlaouns uuO fhHele 8etor6eruHa
ron 8raht. 6. ". 6ilIngbdm, agent,
BuB oes Iouseu 9o6si
IS. .. Eurner, 9.sB.'a.;
Is. 2. "putIus, O. j. q;
q. .. Stebbius, @.egi.;
6. 6. &Bbitnep, 2. g g un6 Ter.
SanptbircaEr-Rr. iii, 6h.@trmausStraeG.
(II3t&5-I
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3efultdtlps 8.
Gs genIgt tbr nt4t,
Mnh or lie hpEinnt

Us 9er1u9t t9r rt9t,
DAP er tie beiingt,
Sic piinf4t ibre 9unb -
Qu4 pon inn beringt.
SO geniigt ibm ri9t,
DAB bies 9dnb4en 10 fpei9,
Gr piini9t, baB Sic lei
On @eIO unb @ut reid
Das 1T nun freiIi4
ne bDfe 9ef9i9t', .
Drum triegen audi 8etOe -
ginunber nt9t! ,
Mobern. = q. (8u 81: nWaz
rum lafen Six Sbre SObne nt9t flu
biren2" = g.: r0as erf9tpinge i6
ni4t; es ftubiren ndmli9 f9on meine
i6mmtIiGeR SGatsr!1
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Surp." SEER 5og ft9 i'm September
res Subres 1901 ms priOatleben 5uz
rid, Obne f0rmlid NbiaieO genOmz
men gu BADEN. Gr lebte 3uriidge3O>
gen uno ion Die linn BON Der Regiez
rung angebotene Grnennung gum 3D.
rpnet ausgeI3lagen BADEN.
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2TOrO0entG6er SfOpo D.
~ 9fese[mdBiss
9amp - S6tffG9rt
- Spiiben
&nltiinnrr TIM NrPmeM

ORIttNlOre WNO SCeHe&
bur4 Die neuen unO e%rprobten, nit
alien 8equemli6teiten perie4enen
Poftbamffer eriter &laFe:
rRbein," ,8ranOenburg,"
rNedor,~ nGafe1,"
oMatn," n8reslau."
Die GgPebitiOnstoge finO, pie fOlgt:
bon Baltimore: -
~Bctmar," Mittpo4, ben "a. De-
5em6er, 2 u6r Na6mittags.
u&arlSru6e," Mittmo6, ben 7. SAM,
2 u6r Na9mittags.
DBreSlau," Mittpo6, ben IA. San,
2 ubr 0u4mittugs.
"SlOeH5urg," Mittno9, ben q. Saz
nuar, 2 ubr Ra9mittags.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-10
HELD SMOKER"
Enterprise Loig), K. Of P,
Spent an Eajly-hIs Evening.

Enterprise lodge, Knights Of Pythias
he'd a smoker IN their lodge room, 66l
Westminster street. last evening, and IL
was very pleasing affair.
There was an excellent vocal and in
strumental program and readings.
Chancellor Commander Frederick l..
Page opened the exercises Of the evening
with a short address Of welcome aud then
introduced the master OF ceremonies.
The drst number OF the program was
musical selection by Messrs. George
Tourtellotte. Frank a. Perkins and Wal
ter Carpenter.
This was followed by a little surprise
by Past Chancellor William $. McQuitty'
who on behalf OF the lodge presented
Past Chancellor Robert Sneeston with
past chaucellors jewel and the gavel he
had used during the past year. both be-
ing suitably inscribed.
John Starquist sang a number or selec-
tions. as did Messrs. a. III. Seaver and
Frank A. Perkins. w. H. Midgely gave a
reading that is above the ordinary heard
upon an occasion OF the kind and in fact
each number on the program was. for the
artists were professionals. Mr.. Albert
Bowman, an accomplished musician, con-
tributed much 10 the occasion.
Short addresses were made by Past
Chancellor w. $. McQuitty, Chancellor
Frederick l.. Page. Deputy Sheriff Will
liam H. Macclane. District Deputy Grand
Chancellor T. =. Whitney. Brother Per-
kins OF What Cheer lodge and others. At
intermission "A collation. was served. af-
ter which the program was continued
until near midnight and all left feeling
that the evening had been pleasantly ana
profitably spent.
The affair was in charge OF Brother
Winfield NJ Chase. Chancellor Frederick
T.. Page and Chancellor Frank a.
Perkins. on Tuesday evening the lodge
will go I'm a body 10 Narragansett lodge
al Riverpoint and will take the electric
car that leaves the city about 1:9 and a
little later from Trinity square.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-10
ON LOCAL ALLEYS.

The New Century rollers secured two
OF the contests from the Providence team
In the New England series last evening.
All the contests were close and interesting
aud the rollers put forth their best skill
and were well rewarded with high totals.
a large audience was in attendance.
tanning a total OF 307. In which singles OF
1l3 and 100 were included. y. Grove and
former obtaining 304. with all the singles
over the century mark, and the latter
obtaining a total OF 2s2. The summary:
New Century, 1874; Providence, 13i0
There was some very fine rolling on the
Riverpoint alleys last evening, when the
home team defeated the Music Halls in
a OF tae contests sa1e gsysdt the ,nninr hGme
although the visiting team did fairly good
work. J. Thornton obtained the highest
total securing Sl1. which included sihgies
total OF 3l3, which included a single OF
12j which gives him an average of
SO 1896. Catterson also obtained nice
total securing S02 which included singles
of ll2 and 100. and Northup was In evi-
dence with 26 in which single OF no
was included The team total made by
the Riverpoint team Of lass ties the record
made by the Music Hall team. and its
team string Of 5ll ties the record made
by the Providence team The summary
River noint. 1iSS: Music Hall, 1897.
Mitchells team defeated Goings team
In AL the contests in the Olneyville Sc
ries last evening. The new pms are
uuentiy the gnmes show more interest I'm
tho sport CanaYy made the highest to-
tai. Securing 2Si Several other rollers
made an average OF over 90 The team
total made by Mitchelrs team OF 1851
IS the highest vet made in the tourna-
ment The summary: Mitchelfs' 1851;
Going's. 1856
Pawtuckct won two games from the
visiting Fall River team last evening in
the New England series. The visiting
team rolled very poorly. and the home
team had no serious difficulty IN Winning
n majority Of the games played. Flynn
by making a low total II again passed IN
the average list by .. Thornton, who
leads him by ~ pins. The summary:
pawtucket 1850: Fall River. 12S1
CritchleYs team won two games from
Groves team ia the Annex series last
evening Hogan made u total or 2OS'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-10
TREASON CHARGE
On II Or. Anthony Is on Trial
in SOuh Africa.

Chicago. Jan. 10.-Nfrs. Alice Anthony.
wife of Or. Richard ;. Anthony. Is in
this city anxiously waiting news OF the
fate Of her husband, who Is on trial FOR
his life I'm South Africa on a charge OF
high treason to Great Britain.
Or. Anthony is an American citizen re-
siding In Cradock. South Africa. His
trial WAS set for January 7 and his wife
is still iu ignorance OF its result
According to Mrs. Anth0ny's statement
Dr. Anthony ana she were married lu
South Africa and then came to America.
The husband graduated from the Cooper
Medical college OF San Francisco. after
wards taking q post graduate course in
the University OF Michigan.
Five years ago he went 10 Crad0ck and
began to practice his profession Mrs.
Anthony was q Miss Wos-ele daughter ol
Matthew Wcsscls, afterward a Bo,r gene
cral.
For safety Or AnthoaF sent his wifc
and two little girls tu thc United States
until the war was over Mrs ANTHONY
received word of lrr husbands arrest 70
month ago lie is charged with lending
aid and comfort to tho enemy aud with
Intriguing against Great Britain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-10
AROUND THE RING

Patsy Haley of Dover, n. H, got the
decision over Andy DAILY OF Boston In a
15-round go before the Lewiston athletic
club at it's clubhouse last evening. Dem
mis- Dunn of Lewiston was the referee
Haley was the aggressor from the start
He was quicker on his feet than DAILY
and worked a left tab 10 the face In
conjunction with a right swing TO the
wind very cleverly. DAILY. however. stood
the punishment we'll and displayed con-
siderable cleverness i'm getting inside Ha-
ley's blows. The decision of the referee
met with approval.
Joe Leonard OF Buffalo and Emil SAM
chez of Chicago fought ten rounds be-
fore the Olympia A. G. at Grand Rapids,
Mich, last night The decision was a
draw. although some present thought
Sanchez had a little the better Of tho
mill. Neither was badly punished. They
met at 133 pounds.
Young Kelly OF Boston and Dave Nc
Neili OF Chelsea had their first meeting
i'm the ring at Bellows Falls, VT. last
night. matched for IL rounds In the 18th
Kelly's left arm was injured by CLAN
cling blow. a ligament being strained.
and Referee Brady stopped the bout.
awarding the decision TO MCNEIL Both
men were i'm good condition at the OPEN
ing OF the 18th round and mixed up. In
avoiding n rush Kelly swerved and re-
ceived the injury to his arm that put him
out of the fight. II will prevent him box
Ing for some time.