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The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
WILL GO TO BISBEE
To Deliver an Address on The
Fourth Unless His lndisD0siti0n
Shall Become Veru
Pronounced.

PtoENlX. ArIx. July 2.-Governor
Brod.e did not arrive at the capitol to-
day lntil the sun was high. He was
not feeling we'll. and theechaneeg are
that Il 1t was not so close to the be-
ginn ng of his service. he wonld have
rema ned in bed instead OF going to
attend TO business.
TIE governor was taken slck yes
terdAy afternoon, and spent q very ufl-
comfortable night He IL not feeling
well by any means today. but he spent
several hours at his Office and gave
audience to several people who are
anxious to help him run the govern
mem
TIE governor Intends 10 leave for
Bisbse tonight. unless his indlsposataon
should become more acute. He liz un~
der Engagement TO deliver an address
al thA Fourth OF july celebration ut the
big copper camp. and~wiil live up 10 II
aniess hts illness should become too
sericas. This afternoon he said be
felt somewhat better. but Is not up to
bis usual standard OF health by any
niears.
Tfs governor appointed n. @. lay
ton. n Flagstaff. superintendent OF EDS
ucati ln yesterday eyeaing. to fiiI the
vacancy cansed by the resignation OF
Professor Long.
TIE governor will consider no more
appointments nnsIl his return from
Bisbes.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
REFUSES TO INVITE
GRAND ARMY POST
r. {. Lee Camp, Confederate Vet
erdns. Dubious About Enter
tdinlR0 Negroes.

RICHMOND Va July 2--Consid
cradle comment has been occasioned
here by the refusal Of r. e Lee Camp
of Confederate Veterans to invite a
large Philadelphia G. A. r. post that
had announced It's intention OF visiting
Richmoed next year provided an inyi-
tation was extended from this city.
William n. Neei OF No. A.i7 Chest
nut street. Philadelphia. wrote to May
or Taylor several days ago, stating
that 1t was the purpose Of his post TO
bring all Its m@ulJ~rs. among whom
are many surf grs of the Federal ar
my and navy
The mayor laid the letter before the
the camp. and that organization unau-
imously decided at a meeting last night
not TO extend an invitation 10 their
former foes Commander r. p. Win
ston of the Confederate camp said
The question lis Are they going TO
have lot Of negroes among them >
II they are going TO bring a lot OF them
down here and expect us TO entertain
them they viii be disappointed. We
can not AFFORD To invite them. We
VIII be glad TO see them. but II we In
site them we will have 10 be respon-
sible for entertaining them while they
are here.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
MIIkmdn Fined
His Exhibit Failed

CHICAGO, july John Ringel-
sieine, milkman. was summoned into
court, accused OF selling impure milk.
Inspector X. NJ. Patterson. of the Pure
Food Association. testified that Rim
geisteine's COWS were fed on slops from
vinegar factory Ringelsteine
brought into court six young mothers,
each with a lusty baby under seven
months old. that. he asserted bios
somed on his milk
DO you see those babies, your hon
orr said he, pointing to the six
There are no healthier or finer babies
in the city They all take my milk.
II they could talk they would tell you
50"
The mothers corroborated the milk
man. TN fine you $50 for keeping
your cows In Il vinegar factory. Put
them on the grass. said the court.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02

CHICAGO, III, July 2.~Announce-
ment today that J Ogden Armour had
bought large block of the stock Of
the Omaha Packing Company. follow
ing the news OF the purchase OF the
Anglo.Ameican Provision Company by
the Swifts. added strength TO the re-
port that the organization or giant
consolidation OF packing interests Il
under way.
A representative of the packers is
quoted as saying II believe that the
consolidation VIII be effected. To
control the cattle industry II would be
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
SCHEME ON FOOT IN CHICAGO
FOR A HUGE COMBINE TO CON-
TROL BOTH MEAT AND CATTLE.
Probable That the CHICAGO Stock Yards viii
Also Be Taken Into the Syndicate

necessary 10 take over the stock yards.
OF the lG 200 900 head of cattle which
atTe received in Chicago last year,
u 3,p00 600 were slaughtered by the
Dscking houses. The same conditions
exist in Kansas City. so it is evident
THAI a pacling-house c$Esoiid Eior
s;,"uld also control the stot kyards.
Tho Chicago Stock Narjs Company
will have TO pay the packers several
millions within few YEAR to retain
tliet;. in Chicago, and If t1ey rouid dis
post of the stockyards at good price
ntiw [ believe they would le agreeable
10 promotin gthe combia.i1n
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
GREAT FOREST FIRES
: DEvHSTRTE COLORADO
En0rIn0us Tracts oi Valuable Tin.
ber CONSUMED bu Flames -StiII
BuFHin1,

DENVER, Colo, laly State Tim-
ber Insp~cfpr weils, who returned to-
day. from Durango. rsporaa that for
ess IRE neSr shRt ctr has burned ove-
twegty-tssw souafs Hlles. and is still
speradtnx.
In anntAes hf& e4r Pasosa. on the
Blanco isnsinsaiH poo acres haze
burned over as.d the Are Ii still un
checked. -,
The loss viii be he3vy anxa seriously
diminish the water apply.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02

together more picturesque spectacle
Queen Alexandra was again the CEN
tral figure of the proceedings, and the
people welcomed the opportunity TO
estify their congratulations on the
good news regarding King Edwards s
condition.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
INDIhN TROOPS IRE REVIEWED
Brilliant Spectacle Made bu EnOIdnd'S HsIdtlC
Warriors In London

LONDON. July 2--The review of
the East Indian troops today was
largely a repetition OF yesterdays
function. but the varied col0ring OF the
uniforms Of the representative troops
from all parts of Hindustan fomed al
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
The Train D6rdlI6d
Manu- People Wounded

BENNINGTON, Vt. July AS a
result of the derailing of the Troy
Montreal express on the Rutland road
at a switch near this city today. about
200 people were injured, five seriously
and one fatally.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02

an authorized capital stock of 81 600
900, today filed papers increasing its
capital stick TO s2s. .000, 900, one-half of
which is preferred stock, with per
cent cumulative dividends.
Ii was learned here this afternoon
that the business of the Federal Sugar
Refining cocpany was principally the
refining of sugar Its president is c.
A. Sprekels. and the vice president is
John W. Mackay
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02

Slxtv-three per cen; OF those arrest
ed wsre convicted.
During the year but one dangerous
spurious note was put into circulation.
81 silver certificate, while there was
only one even passable counterfeit, .
81 silver certificate.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
GRIMES HGAINsT UNelE SIM
Report Of Secret Service GhIsI Gives SOme
Interesting Information.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. July 2.~-Ths
annual report OF Chief WilK.e. OF the
secret service, submitted today to
Secretary Shaw, shows that during the
year there were arrested $50 persons.
charged with offensss against the fed
eral statutes.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
DEMANDS OF u. P. MhCHINISTS
SdU Tbou Fire Entitled TO a Fair Share OF Ex-
lstInO Prosperity

OMAHA. Neb., July a-Tl 0mas l.
Wilson. vice president of the Afachiu~
lsta un!on today made statement Ia
answew to that issued by Presidest
Burt OF the Union Pacific.
Wilson admits that the road has
been paying the highest scale OF wages
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02

who heard noise. t-atimer started to
search
As he opened closet door. the bur
glar. masked. dashed forward In the
ensuing struggle the ribber fred two
shots After the second Latimer fell
The burglar escaped through a win
dow.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
BRITTLE WITH BOLD BURGLnR
Wealthy New Yorker Fatally Shot In q TussIo
With a RObber

NEW YORK. July s--Aibert : c. Lat
inner, a wealthy stationer Of this city.
was fatally shot early today while in
Brooklyn. in struggle with a bur
glar.
Having been awakened by his wife.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02

during the past. but says that other
roads raised the scale on July /. and
that the dema nds of the Union Pacific
machinlsts were strictly In line with
the general movement OF all mechanics
to get fair share of the existing pros
perity in the United States. and to
wAlcn they are justly entitled
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
Buckingham Bulletin
The King Improves

LONDON, July 2-The following
bulletin was issued from Buckingham
Palace at y. m: The king main
tains steady progress. The local pain
being less. the days are passed with
greater comfort
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02

with abduction, but he is detained by
the police.
This morning the girl went to Glens
rails. whittier she ostensibly started
when she left home.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
FIFTEEN KILLED
IN An INDIh WRECK
Train Blown Down an 6mbdnkment
bu a CuClOne with Disastrous
Results.

BOMBAY, July "A train on the
East Indian railroad, near Ranpurha,
was blown down an embankment by a
cyclone today.
Thirteen were killed and fifteen in
jured.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
nN0TH6S SUGAR TRUST
WITH BIG CHPITHL
SDreCkels and John W. MdCkeu Are
Named as Principal Officers OF
the Concern.

TRENTON. N. j.. July 2.-The Fed
eral Sugar Refining Company, which
was incorporated here recently, with
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
The Corbeft, lgaa
FIont

ST. LOUIS, No, Jnly
OF police connaission fod6S
that the prize ilght 6cl66 = h
Thursday night betwoan Xp&r VI ia E
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
Metal and MOneu Market.

NEW YORK. July 2.-Mexican dol
lars, 42c; silver. s2kc; Copper,
ll.871a and 12.l2h.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-02
KL0NDIKE GOLD
BEGINNING TO GONE
The 1reasuru Cdshin0 up FOR Dust
Delivered to A0enss at Ssdstls,
Washington.

NEW YORK. July 2rhe an
treasury today paid out 3250,0oo fpr
klondike gold deposited at SSSftl6
This Is the hrst pAymedt fffl6 no6so1k
or the account Of Klondtks TOM
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6eiraths=2irrnien.

Nu9itebenbe Seiratbs : 2iceen
purben geitern i'm 8iredu be8
tuars bes Common Pleasz@ eri8
ausgeitelt: y
So6n s. Mcaap, "a, g3r. 21OO
Sf<9Offman4StraBe, unb geIiie q
S9udman, "a.
MiIiam s. 6onun, %, Ger. 1924
Gfer5StruBe, unb Carrie Mtper, 20.
Cabs 80. &i9urOfon, 81, uni
9attie 80. Stone, 20; @pplitunt SD
numb Nugent, Nr. 1900, @etz8dlti
moreJStruBe.
SOfepb 9enrp 0uois, %, Nr. 339
SiiO49tlmur4StraBe II. gfa9eI 8eG
&emp, %.
@auace 9. 8rbant, p, unb Qnni
8. SO6nfon, 81; 4ppGttant 2atprenc
6. Mc@usteO, Nr. 1923, 8atteripn:
4penue.
SObn s, gfiferer, 81, g2r. 21O
Penn1StruBe, un0 4nnie @3aefer
"a.
SO6n %. Martin, 25, unb GGar(
.. Sones, "a; 4pplitant So6n 6
Meis, Ger. 2OO7, Orleans traBe.
@uIter s, 8OrFf, %, unO @mmC
81. 3Opf %; 4pplitant S. q. @etp
pei, 27, @iltens~StraBe.
8aIter RoB, SO, Ger. 537, SANS
&odb, unb Carrie Caroline Groptber
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4bfabrtstuge pDu Scean : 9umpfern,

HbFa5rt BON RspsQorE.
Ser Sampfsr Sumbria" am 26. Suli mad Sis
St 3ampfr ,RroOutanO' am 26. 5uli nab
&ntperpen
Ser Sampler .GOlumbia' am 26. suli nab
Glasgow.
Ser Sampler sgoOrOam1 am &c. 3uli mad Rut=
ttrDam.
Ser 0amDf:r .RFOnpFiH' @iI5elm' am %. aurt
Ser Sampler rQombarDia' ON %. 9uri nab
Rtupel unO 9enua.
Ser Sampler sglt6,r1 am %. auli mad Sam.
SIR 9ampfer sGart5aoinian' an 80. suri nab
Ser Sampler sMaisfic" am 80. Suli nab 81.
bsrpool.
Ser Sampler ,gaseOone' am 81. 9pIi mad
Der 2ampfr pGrieOrt3 Der GrObe" an 81. auli
nab 9remsn.
Ser Sampler columbia" an 81. SuIi mad
Ser Sampler pstatenOam' am 2. auouft mad
ROTTERDAM.
Qr Sampler rQucania' am ?. auout mad 2s
DerpOOI.
Ser Sampler .2raOs' am 2. anout mad Heas
Ser Sampler rRinns5u5a" am 2. auouf nab
2onoou.
Gtr Sampler rafOria' am 2. auouft mad Glass
gOD.
Ser 9ampfer Bohemian AM 2. auguft mad 81.
berpooI.
Der Sampler r8selanO" am 2. auQuft nab ants
tperpen.
Ser 9ampfer pSraf @alOeriesD am 5. @uouft
mad @umburg.
Ser 9ampfer ssOut5parts an 5. Guguft nab
soutbamptou.
Str 9ampfer rRinomiuseH am 6. auguit mad
2OHOon.
Ser Sampler Settle am 6. auout mad aiOer.
pool.
Der Sampler .gbitaOelp3ia' am 6. augnf nab
SoutbamptOn.
Ser Sampler ,gretuons" am 7. auout nab
6aOrs.
Ser Sampler .Gtruria' I'M g. @uouft mad 2ts
btrpOol.
Ser 9ampfer .aasr' am 9. auunft nab acapeG
uuo Gsuua.
Ser Sampler .9bOsniciaS am 9. auguf mad
9umburg.
bon.
Scr 9amPfsr sGrisglaub am 9. auouf nab
4ntperpen.
Ser 3ampfer s6urnsiFa' am g.. Quguf. nab
Glasgow.
Scr 8ampfsr sgOtgOam' am 9. auguf nab
ROTTERDAM.
Der sampler .qsuniplOauiaa am p. augut mad
Sdulburg.
Der Sampler .Ruii.r @iIbelm Der grObsD am u.
aueuft nab 9rtmeH.
Ser 0ampfer rsarOinian" am 10. auouft nab
GlasgOtp.
Ser 9ampfr .8srn,anic' am 10. au0uft nab
2iDsrppol.
81 Sampler st. Saul am ID. augut nab
eoutbampton.
Ser 9ampfer ,augufu gietOria' am IA. aHgntt
nab 3amburg.
Ser GamPfsr .2Ourains' an Il. aagat nab
4apre. .
Ser 9umpf.r sgrOber RurfHrf' am IA. Sn8HF
nab Bremen.
Ser 9ampfsr sGGmpania' an 16. @uonit nap
2iberpool.
Ser Sampler sga0erlanO' am l6. aH9ut nap
antperpen. .
Der sampler .oobtu1Onern' am l6. @u'uf nap
Der 2ompfer Georgian an 16. aHaHit nab
Ser Sampler .an&oria' am It, an0nft mad
S,s Sampler .minntaPOlis' an 16. au0uf nod
Ser 9omSfer .ROnOam' am 16. an0ut mad
Der Sampler ,wOltte' am 10. 1uauf mad
6amburg. n
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auauft na6 Bremen.
Der Sampler .Qaursntian' an %. auouf nab
glaseotu.
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2onbon.
Der 9ampfsr saeutonie' am 20. auuuf mad
2ipsrpool.
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nab 6umburo.
Ser SamPfsr -gurburOHa' an p. auuaf mad
grsItH-
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Uranb.

= Jrau Marie &obmdnn purbe
seItern Ha9mittug segen 2 ubr in
ibrsr 8ebauiung. Scr. 1888, Dit
Gbufe+StraBe, infolge Der Grploiion
zines @uiOlin4Ofens f9mer5bdft an
ben 9drben Derbrannt. Der our9
Die 5lammen entltanbene Brand ri9@
tete einen S9uben i'm 8etrage BON
$25 on, ehe er gel0idt perben tonnte.
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Sern Don Der 5etmutb
oetprben. - Mapor 9a9es be-
fam oeitern bic Srauer6oti4aft, bdB
fein frii6erer Stenogrupbiit 9eo. SO.
Della in SugarJGitp, Gol., geItorben
1T. 5err Della lit an Der 2ungenz
S8pinbfu9t unb reite Dor dnoertz
6al6 sSQ6ren na9 Sugdr@Gitp, um
6eilung BON benz 2eiOen gu iu4en.
@r betam 4nIteuung Bel Der r8eat
@ugar Company" BON Sugar4Gttp,
beren 9rGitOent bas 8aItimorer @gz
@tabtrat6smitglieb SObn 8. 8inofelz
Der 1T.
Q~bGe6en. - ST. 9abib 8.
getpit6 ftarb geitern i'm Otter BON
80 Sa6ren in ietner 8e6auIung, g}r.
241O, SF48ulttmOre1Str an ben
sSolgen zines 8einbru4es, ben er bor
ettpa a6t Sugen erlitt. ST. 8edpttb
mar elmer Der Glteiten 8epo6ner BON
Sftz8altimore unb betrieb Sabre lang
cine &iferei. 8or Is Sabren 8Og er
ft9 bpm @eI9dfte 3urif. Gr binterz
ldBt bier S04ter unb einen SOAn.
-6r. 5ranf e. 8rennei5 itarb gez
tern in feiner 8obnung, Ger. 1908,
@omerIet@5traBe i'm Otter BON 80
Ssyu6ren. Seine 8eerbtgung finbet
am @amftag, Morgens 38 nbr, pOm
S~ruuer6altIe aus nu4 Der 81. Safoz
bus4&tr9e, po cine Deefe
fir feline Seelenru6e a~bge6dlten fpirb,
unb Damn na4 Dem n9G. @rl0ferz
6riebbofe" ftutt,
- 9yrdu Margaret6a Sberenber
ftarb geitern i'm Otter BON 68 Sa6ren
in Der @obnung ibres 8rubers, Scr.
500, @ib48onbJStraBe. sic mar
bic @ittpe BON Sebdnn S6erenber.
Die 8eerbigung finbet nd4ten Sumz
flag Na4mittGg itdtt.
= ST.. 8altbuiar Gran fturb geitern
i'm Otter BON 81 Sabren in ieiner leBz
ten Wo6nung Nr. 1882, 8openitr.
Barriers 2ei3nam ge II NJ
b n. = Der 2ei9ndm BON 9rn.
S6eobor 6. Barrier, tpel9er amSonn@
tag tpG6renb bes Sturmes 8uiammen
nit ieinem 5reunbe Sames 9. 9oit
GIT Sol9eIter ertrant, purbe geitern
aufgefunben unb geitern 4benb uuf
benz 9ampfer r2ouiie" na4 8alti1
more ge6ra9t. Der Sobte mar 20
Sabre alt unb ppbnte in g1r. 2019,
ct. PaulitraBe.
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Ghiffshemeaunacn

Gem 0ort, %. Suli. - Nbgez
fa6ren finb bic 9umpfer Oceanic"
na4 2tberpOOl unO nSt. 2OuiS" na4
Sput6amptDn.
@ciGGp, %. Suli. - @eiidtet
purben 6ier bic 9ampfer n@t. 4uuI,"
DON Nep=gorf na9 @outbampton,
unb nMoltte," BON NeipzYOrt na9
SnmbIrd unterh1pd8.
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ii6er bes o6enerpG6nten 3eitungssar=
tifels our Redeni6uft 5ieben mO4te.
@nberent6eiles dber babe er feine2uit,
na6 Ieiner6eimdtb 5u~riid3ufebren, ba
Der betreffenbe @rtitel bod mDglt4er
8eiIe in feinem 9eimat9sOrte geIefen
mprben lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25

Sr. q. so. @pr0ffer, 9rGz
ff0ent bes erten Hat6s3petges, tpirb
BON ben Nn6Gngern bes ngolumbiaz
Clubs" urb BON Der 4trep Saftion
in Oftz8altimore dls repubIifanif9er
GongreB<GanOtbat bes britten 9tz
ftrttts befirtportet. 9r. Spr0fer 6dt
ii9 als fdbiger Mtann i'm StdOtratbe
ausge3ei9net unb fat cine grpBe 3ubl
sFreunbe. Die Stone : Mcgomasz
5attion beFIrpOrtet 9rn. 5ront s.
@a9ter.
Reue 8eamte ber 8 q g.
Gompagnte. = 9us neue 0iz
reftorium Der vgonIoIibirten 8usz
60" bieIt geitern feline erite SiBung
unb erpGblte folgenoe 8eumte: PrGz
ftbent s. 6. 2utrObe; 1. 8ice : PrGz
1ibent G6as. 8. Crane; 2. 8iceJ9rdz
1ibent Grnit S9meiBer; gretutibzGoz
mite: G6as. s. Crane, @orfiBer, s.
6. 2atro6e, Sames q. @ar1, grnit
@9meiBer, Mi9ael Stein, Daniel 6.
Qmmtbon urb Gbarles 8. 0idep.
Sinan3 : @omite: SopnIenO Scott,
8oriiBer, 8. Grapforb 8lad unb S.
u. M6itrtbge; &e6nungs : @omite:
So6n u. @bitribge, 8oriiBer, 6reb.
SO. @oob unb Sips. S92eill;Gntpalt
SO. gabeq Bruce.
gnttGuf9t.- 6r. 8. 8abenz
6oop, Der SefretGr Der @tadts : Gin
panberungs : 8e6Drbe, bat in einem
S9rei6en an bus 8iireuu mitget6eilt,
baB er ii9 in S9peben na9 @intpanz
berern fir Mdrblunb umgeieben babe
unb nun mad 9eutf9lanb ge6en min,
nm bort fetn Slid gu beriuden. @r
i9reibt, baB bic 2etie mebr foitet, als
er erfpartet bat. Sb er @innunberer
fir Marnluno getpOnnen bat, fugt er
ni9t in ieinsm S9rei6en.
@uf ni9t me6r ung e
nD9nli4em 8ege. - emma
So6niOn, cine % Sabre aGte Negerin,
perfu4te geftern Qbenb i'm 5peiten
Stodperte beg 9auies Ser. 25O,9Hb@
Springftrabe, @el6tmOrO gu bege6en,
inbem ite eine0ofis 2aubanum gu fi9
ndbm. Sic tpurOe ing ct. SOiepb's
9ofpitdl gei9afft, ND i6r bas Gift
dusgepumpt purbe. emma ION 6eute
aus benz 6Oipitul entlafen tperben.
2iebestummer iou Die uria9e Der
Shat getpefen ietn.
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Gmropdtf6e Sa6er6eriGte.
3pei9unbert PerfOnene rz
trunfen.

peibunbert 9erfOnen ere
trunfen.
Songfong, %. Sult. Gin
9tneIii6er 0ampfer 1T i'm 8eItz3iz
her gefentert, tpobur9 3net6unbert
s%rIOnen ibr 2eben einbiiBten.
\Iuf benz 8arubebett.
70 m, %. SuGt. = Die 2ei6e bes
&atpaGs 2eoo9opsti, nel6er ge@
lfernier itarb, lit 6eute Morgen in
Der .SapeGe Qr0ente" bes 9aGaites
Der PfpganOu aufge6a6rt pOrben,
nd 1tg liter ale Mitglie0er bes beiz
tt9eh SoNiums etnfanben. Die IN
tfn1en 5rsNOe bes 8~erftorbenen unO
1etne Setreve, bic qrieIter 8eccta
nnD 3alepst 6u6en Die 2ei6e per-
1Ontlq fur ote8eituttung bergeri4tet.
SIe &aPeue \ieBt fir ous 4ubliz
tnm geoffnet. Vie 9iu53a bi @paz
qua, uuf pel6er VI 9nIGf Der Nrpz
Pu9uI'po llegl, III vt nit M}eni 9en,
oarunter ptelen akrifanif6en Dill
germ, beidet, tpsl4e d GinlaB in bic
8apeQe parten. 8rA unb gonboz
len8zSelegramme IauFA ppn ii6ernu
Der Elm, Defenders aus Alen, mo Die
Srauer ben llmfang einAnationoler
0emonitrutipn an3une6M bpoinn+
neil mar bort ben @ereAofen ala
ben berOOrrdgenoten 8GmpfSsiir poz
litii4e llnab6Gngigteit 6etraAt hat.
RDntg @bDarb's 8Atnz
ben.
2pnbDn, %. Suli.-Nus gGa6z
~piirOiger 0ueue Der nG9iten um9
bung bes 80nigs perIautet, OaB eih
3peite Separation bes bo6en 9atiente.
~uHbebingt ~nOt6penbig 1T, un0 ba.
biefel6e pa6ri4einIi3 i'm 9er6it Doh
3ogen pir6, 9eute berbra6te 81
MaieitGt ben 8Ormittug i'm &ranten
ftubG auf Bed. Gr befinbet fi8 MD
unter itrenger 4ufii4t. 9a5 Meni
fir Die Wa6I3eiten ptrb tdgIt9 pol
etnem Der 2ei6Gr8te unter3ei6net, Ell
es benz &Dnig porgelegt ptrb, nel9e
ii4 gebulbtg benz 3iemli9 itrengen Ste
gtme untertpirft. Wenn Is bas Met
ter deitQttet, pir0 bic t0niqlt6e Sad
tpubrf9etnli3 morgen cine tur3
&reu3fa6rt unternebmen.
Die rSrutb" t6eiIt nit, baB be
8eiu9 bes &aifers @iI6elm BEL ben
&0ntg Elm tur5er unb itreng p~rioate.
iein ptrb. Der &atIer berlGBt Sic
am 2. Auguft altf Der n6o6en3ouern
unb berbleibt fpG9ren6 Der &egutta:
8o4e in Cones, fpo fi9 feline Sad.
nMetepr Der 9rttte" an Der @ettfa6r.
UNI ben &Dnigs6s8er bet6atItgen ion
Seine Qenberung in be-
8ernaItung.
9onbpn, %. Suit. - @eorg
@arO, Der @iceZ9rdiiOert unb 8ene
rail- irettor Der Commercial Ga6l
@Ompanp" CAB beute in 8eantpOr
tung Der Srage, pel4en GinfIuB be
Sob So6n u. Mada9'5 auf bic Sc
f9Gfte Der 8eieui9aft baben per0e
fOlgenbe @rtldrung a6:
sd tpeiB nidt, per Der Na9foIge
bes 9rn. Mudap ais Prditbent ieil
fpirO; biefe Srage fat Der @erpal
tungSrat6 gu enti6eiOen. Sn Der Sat
tiff Der @eieui4uft pirb feline Qenbe
rung etntreten. 8e7onbers perben bi
PlGne bes @eritorbenen getreuIid
uuSgefii6rt 1perOen. Die @ontratt
fir Ous 9atific%&abel iinO berge6el
porben, unb bus unternebmen Mir
geraoe 10 bur4gefi6rt perOen, mi
penn 9rn. MadaD'S Sob ni4t einge
treten pdre."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25
8iffet MabG5etten / n

8iffet MubG3etten / n
Sages : Magsons 5nif9en 8aItiz
more unD Buffalo, bia pennf9Iz
paniu@8abn.
Die gennipGbaniu : 8e5n ma6t
betunnt, buB in 8er6inbang nit Den
p8rpiler" 8iiffet Mabl5eiten in Den
pullman ParIOr : NaggOns auf ben
Sases : G~rpreB3iigen 3pif4en 8altiz
more unb Buffalo audi Mabl3eiten
bonn 8iffet in ben SugessW aggons
Ierpirt perben.
(Suni22.iSo. 9o(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25

neue Mitslieber einseipeibt nnb ein
Ganbibat Dorsefdldgen. Dag Gomite
bonn lebten gienic beri4tete, baB elm
betrd9tli4er l1eberf4ub 81 ber5ei9z
men lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25

*** Den 8e1u9ern bes rGlectric
9art" ftebt abermaIs cine genuBrei3e
@o8e in &usiidt. 0te 8ei4dftsleiz
tung bat nidt aqetn bic beiten 8iinitz
Ter, ipeIde in Der bergangenen 8o4e
bafeGbft auftraten, uuf aagemetnes
@erlangen pteber engagirt, ionbern es
finb mod 5ublrei4e neue &rdfte, baz
runter SeB 0anbp, bic 9ebriberWa rz
ten6urg, Saqie Stembler, bic 3piG>
Iingsf9peitern SapGOr unb 80. 9e
8reres angetiinbtgt. Serner perben
auf benz ameritunii9en @ttagrapben
neue bepegli4e 8ilber prObuatrt.
*** Die Baltimore : S6ioz8a6n"
fiinbigt an anberer Stele bes v9eutz
f9en GorreIponbenten" cine &eibe BON
@rcuriionen gu rebu5irten Staten an,
tpel9e Sober, Der 10 gliidli9 1T, ra4
dngeitrengter 4rbeit t~penigitens elm
paar Sage Serien gu erGungeu, genau
itubiren folte, e9e er feline Eeiieplane
maAts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25

Srinft ScnuO'S Sbcc mnS 3aFfee.
Wegen 4uulitdt unD Preis felt 80
Sabren beriibmt.
6. o. &ennDGo. IS 2Gben.
S6ee. &affee. 3uder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25
Seutjhes Ncreinsleben.

Sabres : 4usflus Des 5rauen : Ser
ems Der 4. reform. ct. Sobannes=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25

IS ! Z ".
Sn Statien eTiItiren feline paBbors
I9riften, ieoO3 bebdIt ii9 bic aegiea
rung Oas 8e9t Dor, in gegebenen 6dlz
len cine Qegitimdtion BON 2|usldn6era
81 %Derlangen.
o rOBbritannien un0 3 e.
ftBungeH.
Sn benz pereinigten &0nigrei4 unO
IGmmtli9en &olonie'n merpen BON
Der 8egierung bon QuslGnbern Pdhe
ni9t berlangt. Heiien0e, pelae it9
bon q b Qlrabien) aus in's Snnez
re, b. +. mad tiirtiI9en 8etBungen
Ober ben g%egeniiber liegenben f%rdn3O>
FI6en ober italienii4en &olonie'n be-
geben, perben barauf uufmertiam ges
ma9t, baB oaIeIbit PaBporiariften
eriIttren. Der na4 @ibraltGr
reiit, t6ut out, fi6 einen PaB mit5us
ne6men, UNI iih ieOer 3eit, ioate es
perlanat perben. ~auslpeilen gu tORA