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Smyrna times., 1902-08-06
KIeIucIaus..culbreth Wedding.

A wedding of interest was celebrated
in Oakland, CAL, on June 26th, when
Miss Ettie Culbreth, formerly of
Dover, was married to Mr.. Charles
Dutard Kleinclaus, both of San Fran
sisco. Miss Culbreth is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Culbreth and
well known in musical circles, posses
sing histrionic ability of high order.
Two years she made her debut at the
Grand Opera House, when she appear
cd as the Queen Of Portugal in 1.-THE
Queens Lace Handkerchief. Miss
Culbreth is highly accomplished and
possesses a charming personality. Mr..
Kleinclaus is the son of Mrs. Theklay
Kleinclaus, an old resident of the
Mission, and nephew Of the late H.
Dutard, the millionaire commission
merchant.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-06
ELOPEMENr OF A FORMfR DELAwAREAN
Marriage Of Thomas cahaII Son Of Dr.. cahalI
Of Fredrica to Miss Marie Dennis Mercur

Instead of marching in stately pro-
cession up broad church aisle, with
an array of attendants and all the cere-
monial to which their position would
entitle them, Miss Marie Dennis Mer-
cur, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Watts Mercur of Wallingford, and
Thomas Cahall, a young lawyer, ran
off to Wilmington on Tuesday and
were welded.
Mr.. Cahall called at the Mercur place
in the country, early in the morning
and was accompanied by his prospec-
tive bride to Philadelphia. In Broad
street station they were met by Chan
ming Way of West Chester and Miss
Sarah K. Michener of West Philadel-
phia, who had been let into the secret,
and were to act as informal best man
and maid of honor. The quartet left
for Wilmington, where the Rev. Mar
tin b. Dunlap was summoned and the
ceremony performed in Old Swedes
Church.
The step was no sooner taken than
messages were sent to Wallingford
telling of the matrimonial occurrence,
and the groom's father, DIR. Thomas
v. Cahall, at Frederick, Delaware,
saying that the bride and groom would
spend their honeymoon with him.
The four then returned to Walling.
ford, where everyone who needed il
was forgiven and congratulated. The
young people had been engaged foi
nearly a year, and it was merely q
matter of personal preference which
led them to choose their unconvention
al method of marrying.
Mrs. Cahall is a granddaughter oi
Chief Justice Ulysses Mercur. Hei
husband is graduate Of Swarth
more and Of the University Of Penn
sylvania Law School.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-06

The oldest ship in the world, so far
as known, has just been sold to the
junk dealers in Teneriffe, England.
1t is the italian ship, Anita, built in
Genoa in 154s. She was an exception
ally staunch craft but proportionately
slow. She required 2e5 days to make
the voyage from Baltimore to Rio de
Janeiro.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-06

The Texas gentleman who hired
special train rather than be late for
dinner, when invited to Oyster Bay by
the President, has done his share to-
ward fulfilling traditions of Southern
courtesy.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-06

The first interview given out by the
new Chinese Minister consisted Of an
expression of bis great admiration for
American newspaper men. Evidently
his lordship appreciates the power of
l'the fourth estate.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-06

Prof. E. Walter Maunder is author
ity for the statement that the pyra.
mids were built for advertising pur-
poses, in other words, to perpetuate
the fame of the Pharaohs, and for no
other.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-06

The report comes from Winsted,
Conn, that Clarence B. Gillett, a
young veteran of the Spanish war, has
invented torpedo boat which is super.
ior to the Holland type of submarine
vessel.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-06

Whatever may be said or thought of
Brig. General Smith, he has done hu-
manity a service in that he has served
to emphasize the horrors of war and to
verefy Sherman's famous epigram,
"War is He'll"
Smyrna times., 1902-08-06
DiSfTgured Skin

Wasted muscles and decaying bones.
What havocI
scrofula, let alone, is capable OF all that,
and more
IL is commonly marked by punches in
the neck, infiammations I'm the eyes, dys-
pepsia, catarrh, and general debility.
It is always radically and permanently
eured by
Hoods JGrSGpdriLLG
Which expels all humors, cures all erup-
tions, and builds up the whole system,
whether young or old.
Hoods Pills cure liver ills the nonlrritating and
only eathartic 70 take with Hoods sarsapaFiila.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-06

Patent Office Officials say that they
are flooded with applications on re
ligious playing cards. by which pious
persons imagine they can wean young
people from the alleged meretriciOus
games now in use.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-06

If people realized that when they
entrusted their lives to an inexper-
fenced sailor in a sailboat they we're
running as great a risk as if they
boarded a steamboat with an inexper-
fenced engineer, or an automobile with
an inexperience chaffeur, there would
be dimunition in the long list of
summer resort drownings.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-06

Prof. Karl Pearsons, F. R. S. has
made some startling discoveries in the
matter of heredity. He states that
there is much truth in the statement
that it takes three generations to
make gentleman. for in three gen.
erations he has found numerous in
stances of complete mental and physi-
cal change in families. by an admix-
ture of new blood.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-06

The people of Machias, Me-, are pre-
pairing to erect a monument to Hannah
Weston, brave woman who in June,
1775, carried the ammunition dis.
tance of sixteen miles through the
woods to Captain John O'Br.en, en-
abling him to capture the British man.
of-war Margaretta.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-06

The suggestion comes from Illinois
that Senator Mason intends to secure
his reelection to the Senate by the
coalition with the Democrats. There
may be something in the rumor. Mr..
Mason was opposed to the Philippine
policy, he favored general reciprocity
and reduction of the tariff on trust
made articles and he opposed the Pres
ident in his Cuban reciprocity policy.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-06

The most curious post office in the
United States or Canada stands in
Beebe Plain, vt. One half of the
building is in Vermont and one half
in Canada. The post Office itself is
conducted on dual basis, father act
ing as postmaster for the Canadian
government and his daughter acting
in that capacity for the United States
Smyrna times., 1902-08-06

A letter from the Philippines says
that Commissioner Bernard Moses, of
the department of public instruction,
has decided that further importation
of teachers from the United States is
impractical and that hereafter he will
devote all his attention to the education
of Filipino teachers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28

&abi Hobert n's gef4Gf<
tiger Sag. - 8obl ielten 3uDor
bat es 1i4 5ugetragen, baB Elm Ppli=
5eiri9ter an etnem etn3igen Morgen
i6er rs QrreFanten gu 9eri4t lab,
pie 9ieies geitern Morgen in Der iaOz
li6en Boli5eiitation Der SAT- mar,
pofelbit goli5eirt6ter HO6ertion bas
grG1tDium fiibrte. 9as 8eI4dft
lp6nte ii6 aber audi por3iigli6, benin
es nuroen $136.85 an @elbbuBsn elm
genommen. Die grOBte 3abl Der Or
reItanten mar auf Die 4nf4uloigung
bin perbaftet tporben, benz 9uIurbipiel
eefr06nt gu baden. Capt. @arb un0
aunbeg@ Sergeant W}c2ean leiteten am
@amfta9 4benb bD9t eigen6dnOig
cine Ra35ia auf bic Dirtbf4aft BON
Wm. s. Serbian, Nr. Is, Office
@traBe, unb perbafteten 81 Mdnn,
pel6e an einem Spielden betbstligt
paren. @Gmmtli9e Nrreftanten muir
ben ie UNI $2.45 beitraft, tpG6renb
6r. Serbian 1i9 duf bieQnf9ulbigung
bin por ben @roBge76porenen gu Derz
~antfporten baben iptrb, etn unorbentz
li6es 6aus betrieben unb geiftige &C.
trdnfe an MinberiGbrige ~perfauft gu
BADEN. Sn @rmangelung Der erforz
ber1ifen 8irgi9aft muBte er mad
benz 9efdngntB panbern. Der 80
Sabre dlte Charles 6. Gbler bon ger.
232, @io : @ilmor : @traBe, purbe
pom 9pli5eiri6ter 8obertfon um $25
unb Soften beitraft, neil er ii4 i'm
r5eberql=5iG1parf" in Qnfpeienbeit
bon 9amen f~legelbufter G%ebensarten
bebiente.
geronulnOti5en. 5ran
@nen @pfeDJSeifert bon 8aibington,
.. g., befinbet fi4 pdbrenb Der
Commemorate in MDuntain Safe
unb Seer=part
= !0r. ai9arb Srtmanr, Der &e@
bafteur bes rOeutfden @orreipOnz
benten," bdlt it4 bieie 8o9e in ben
blauen Bergen auf, bic er ais Haturz
freunb f4on felt Sabren gu ieinem
Sommeraufentbalte duserfe6en bat.
= Die $50. Clarence 6. Strife Don
6agerstopn, q. 3. 2pea bon 8alti<
more unb $. Walton Woob Don Bal
ttmore iirb In Gi6monb, 8a., CUR
dr3tliden 9raris 5ugelafen, nadbem
iie Die Stats : 9riifung befunben
batten.
- Or. q. 8. Daibiea tpirb auf brei
@oden mad Ocean : Gitp our @rbo>
lung geAeE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28
Meiie iinb 8eibe 3beil6aber in elmer
observation-disclosures.

Meiie iir1b 8eibe Sbeil6aber in elmer
&e6tsannaltsfirma.
8ebauer1i9er unfall.
sSn Mccibent; 9arrett : Gountn,
puroen 6ei'm 9au elmer S9eune bes
6rn. q. @eis bic So. Daniel @urIp
unb eSuoe S9rpple burd einen 6erab@
l.iir5enben 8alten erf4ldgen, unb Die
50. s. S6etbel unb Geo. S9loBz
nagel e~rlitten Idlimme 8erlebungen.
S9eibel purbe mad Baltimore in
Elm 9oipital seianOt.
Sp6n Opfe, alias Sam
mes Did.
Die r@irg. 3eitung" f4retbt:
veSo6n Did in 3i9monb, 3d., benz
cine @rbI9aft in 0eutidlanb 5ugez
faGen fsin fpG, fam als finf5e6nidbs
riger Sunge na4 bieiem 2anoe unb
bate tpie 10 man6er anoere gfarr
n;9ts @iligeres gu t6un, ais ieinen
guten alien beutiden Ramen 9rd
nd9 Der engltiGsn Mus1prd9e N
Spfe gu bertpanOeln, cine 9ummbett,
bic ibm 6alD feline Qnpurtf4aft auf
Elm in 9euti9lanb i'm erpartenDes
9ermDgen g~etpitet bate. SDbn Spte
pobnt in Hi9monb unO 5tpar in Nr.
10, SibzGberrDitraBe, bat 5amtlle
urb tit ais gpnbufteur an Der 2auz
rslitraBen : 2inie angeieat. 8ir
pp1en piinfden, baB es i9m bier
bur9 bas beutide 8oniulat let4t
pirb, AUDI ais So6n Opfe Oas Dem
!0unnes Did in 0eutIdlano 5ugefalz
lene 8ermDgen gu erbalten."
Sumtlien Reunton.
gu Gbren ibrer BON Baltimore in
Gi9monb, 8a., eingetroffenen Sante
sSrau Qnna SlDnn bate Srau She
reIe 8rauer ale nG6sren 9erpanoten
Der Samilien 5riebri9 9rauer uno
6. u. 6%ennigbauien gu elmer gelellz
gen MISUNDERSTANDING eingslaOen.
der Sag" IN Ht4@
mDnD.
Inter @orfiB bes 9rn. 6. 3ub-z
numb fanb cine 9erlqmmlung Der
MitqlieOer Der beutI9@ameritanii6en
@eieGi6aft BON Wirginien in Der
@GngerbaIe itatt, in Der untsr anoez
rem 8eI9liifen aud Der gefaBt purOe,
biilfsbebHrftigen 0euti6en aus Der
8~eretnstafe ltnteritiibungen gu be-
ptaigen. 8ei6lofen tpur0e ferner,
am Montag, ben 6. Oftober, oie5etsr
bes vbeutf6sn Sages" i'm 9arten Der
@Gnger6aQe in geieliger Wsiie gu be-
ee6en, unb purbe ben So. s. Rubr%
numb, 8. 8. Miler unb q. 5.@auer<
nah als JeitzGomite au~fgegeben,
@~orfe6rungen gu elmer entiprsdenoen
6eier gu treffen, gu pelder 5eter Die
Mitglieber bes @eiangpereins ~Itrz
qinia" eingelaben peroen Iouen.
Mb1eben.
Sn Cumberland lit 9r. Sobn
Grimm an Der MabiionitraBe plOBz
lid qeiforben. gr binterldBt etne
Witttpe unb iieben &tnoer.
en- @nnapplis miro 6eute, W}ontag,
Srau emma &anfin, cine So4ter bes
b~ertorbenen 5rn. 5rieor. 9oamer,
beerbigt, bic in 9~bilabelp6id geitorz
Zen 1T. Die Jrau binterlGBt flint
&inber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28

6elb It m Or 3 b u8 zines
eriungen. - Clarence Parz
fer, Elm 10 Sabre alter Ne9erjun9e,
perfu6te geitern Nbenb, i'm Seller ietz
ner elterlifen Wobnung, Ger. 824,
6ampbenitrabe, @elbtmorb gu be-
qe6en, inoem er ii9 an einem Wai4z
fell aufbGngte. Seine Mutter idnitt
i'm inbe1en re9t5ettig berunter. Der
Sunge beging bic un6eionnene Shat,
neil INN bon ieinen gltern Elm
Wuni6 ~pertpeigert purbe.
9lDb1i9er 8 b. ST. 5rez
berid Sell, elm 81 Sabre alter 8au>
f6reiner bon Nr. 223, S4rO@
beritruBe, itarb geitern Morgen plDb<
li6 an einem t6er3i9lag. 9r. Sell
purbe um 80 ubr Mor9ens pl0bltd
BON llntpoblIein befalIen uno feline
Satin ianote ioglei4 na9 etnem
Nr3t. Gbe Oerfelbe jebo9 eriaten,
maj ST. Sell geitorben. Der Soote
mar in Baltimore gebOren. Gr btnz
terldBt feline Satin unD eine So9ter.
Qus benz mittleren g a.
tions9aue E. - SIM mittlersn
@tationsbauie bate &abi Te9ttg gez
ftern @ormittag ale 9dnoe bon, GU
crit purbe ibm Der gaeger Gbarles 9o=
parb porgefiibrt, tpelder in benz gB>
lofal bes 6rn. Sobn 9oppooo gear
beitet bate unb am Sami tag IbenD
bei'm @eggeben nit neun @tern unb
atpei @tiiden S6inten in Der Saf9e
erpiI6t naro. Gr paro benz Sc
ri6tsperfabren iiberpieien. Damn taz
men elm OuBenb ober me6r SGQe bon
ungebibrli6em Setra9en, RubeftOz
runq unb Srunfenbeit, 8ier gleger,
@m. @riDIon, Sips. Wulfer, Gbarles
Syennings unb g. s. Paul, purben ie
I'm So unb Soften beitraft pegen
8lodirens bes 8erfe6rs auf Dem Set
tentpeee an Der gde bon eight unb
prattitrabe. Der Neger 8iliam 8.
9auabn tpurbe Inn SIS unb Soften erz
lei6tert, neil er auf Der StraBe gez
fGu6ts bate. Die Negerin Maggie
MitdeG muBte 81 unb Soften berapz
ben, neil ie 2eute auf Der StraBe
a~ufae6alten. Sbre 3afen9enoiitn
HancD @aGer bate S. unb Soften gu
sablen tpegen uneebiibrli6en 8etraz
gems. Nuf cine slei4lautenbe Inz
iaulbigung bin purben Wiliam 3.
8augbn our 3ablung BON 81 @trafe
unb Soften unb Sobn Walter, Wfi4l.
Mc@peeneb unb Gbnaro Holan ie gu
ST unb Soften perurtheilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28
9lus bcm Snuerm Warblanb's uno
ben angren,enoeu Staaten.
Mu6 in Gumberlanb ge=
~ 0 n n { II.

Aud in gumberlanb ge<
tppnnen.
Die 3immerleute in gumberlano
iinb BON ben 8aumeiitern bena3ri4z
tiat porben, baB Der neunitinbige
4rbeitstag .unb a9t Stunoen Sam>
itaas getpG6rt purben. Die Strtter
baden fomit getponnen.
Gin SUB in einem StiefeL
Sci einem Spu5iergange iiber ba2
@6la6tfelb BON Sort Steb6am Bel
petersburg, 3d., fanben 9ermann
unb Gbas. 8ol5 BON Ri6mpnb eineu
@tiefel nit ben leberreiten zines
men56li9en 5ubes BARN. Die mo-
beren umftGnbe lafen barauf i6lte=
ben, baB es Elm SUB bes am Is. SUM
1864 bortielbit gefaaenen Sberiter
Sprinfel bonn SO. Mafa9uiettsz 9es
eiment lit. Die @obGe lit einen 3ol
bid, pie tie Der Oberit, De1en 2ei9.
nam ME sefunoen tparo, gu trager
pflegte.
Spbt i'm 9ett.
Sn gapon : Bridge, 3d., purb:
Der 66 Sabre a1te Sarmer Sonat9an
Offutt tobt in ieinem 8ette gefunpen.
Gr biente in Observation-Disclosures ee.
@erun9liidt
Sn 5itdcod, 9u., ftir5te Der 81
Sabre ate Gobert Oabtes, Der Sc
51dftsfibrer Der .SOuntain Greet
Grant Co." BON einem 8abn1paggpn
nnb mar auf Der Stelle tDbt.
Oemptratif6e prtmdr=
tpublen.
Die Oemotraten in Jreberid,
gountp tperben lire primdrfpabler
am 16. Muguit abbalten. UNI 9eleea=
ten fir bic Contention bes 6. Con.
areRbilfrifts in Cumberland gu er:
pdblen. IS beiBt, baB Staatsiena:
tor 2sfpis bon 4Qegann gountp uel
opponent Des Republitaners Sep. u
pearre fem pir0. NsrtDarOlael
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28
3. q. 8anb nus 0DrfuIf.

SISutS 9SIu4lWlc 99euS uu5' -
@o6nte in 9oI3tne9t's Mirt6z
f6aft am Mt0ble Riper. - SiBt
iebt binter i4pebiIden 8arbinen,
Gin angs6li4 gefd6rli4er unO unz
terne6menDer 6o6ftupler purbe am
Samtag Qbeno in Der Perfon zines
genifen S. q. Ran0 ppm 9ebeimz
poli3iiten S6om. O'9onneu Der6aftet,
beffen @erb0r beute Dor Dem poli3eiz
ri4ter 5e4tig i'm mittleren Stations
9auie ft%attfinben pirb. Ser 4rrez
itant, tpelder ii6 fir einen Sngenieur
%ausgiebt uno g}orfolf ais ietnen Sc
i6dftspIaB be3eidnet, 1T angei4ulz
bigt, BEN Observation-Disclosures s. ..
Maqorp BON g}r, %, 2igbtItraBe, an
leBten 9onnerit tag nit einem pert6z
lOien @bed fir $11,25 angefii6rt GIT
BADEN. Ranb faufte an Dem Sage
peri9ieOene Merf3euge in Dem Sc
i6Gft unO CAB ben Gbed in 3abtlng.
ST. Malorp ianbte ben G6ed nu4
Ger r9ritten Nationalbant" uno BON
nort ging Deriel6e an 6reitag nad
Der nNorfolf Nattonalbanf, auf MEL
DE Der G6sd au8gefteQt mar, uno rpez
MICE Stunoen fpdter empfing 8affiz
rer Sippel ppn Der y9ritten Iuttoz
nal6ant" cine 9epef6e bon Brd5tDent
WarO BON Der yNOrfolt 8ant," pelde
lautete: n2ofen sic ben Mtann 3anO
ouf ale 6GGe perbaften, Der @6ed tit
pert6los, uno mir BADEN fdon me6r
fol4s G6eds erbalten," Cur ielben
3eit erfu4te Der Boli3ei6ef BON ROrz
fOIf AUDI ben 9iilf5mari4au 5urz
nan, 8an0 berbaften gu lafen. De-
tettio S'0onneQ tpurDe am Sam tag
ouf Die Su6e nu6 benz angeblt6eu
S6pinOler geIanbt, unO er fanO benz
ielben am Samitag I6eno am Bad
Hiper in Der GG6e be5 9ouppoo0z
9arfes. Nuf Ieiner Sour mad Bod
uno MibolezR iper erfu6r Der Sc
6eimpoIi3tit audi, baB Hanb felt Dom
neritag in 9ol3tne6t's @aitpirt6z
f4aft am M}ibble>Riber logirt uno
benIelben nit einem G6ef duf Die
NorfoIfer 8anf fir So angei6miett
babe, unb baB er audi in unberen
Wirt6f3aften am Bad unO W}ioOlez
RiDer Gbeds an5ubringen periu4te.
@r 3eigte babel Elm Gbef6u6 Der NDrz
folter 8anf un0 Elm 8antbu6 DON S.
q. 3dn0 &c So. bor, tpel4e5 bei9etz
ntgt, baB Die Gompagnie $4,000 in
Ter yNprfolf Nattpnalbant" Deponirt
babe. 9a5 8ant6u6 5eigte audi, baB
am q. Sult 500 unb am %. Suit
$25 ge5ogen porOen rparen. Die Sc
6eimpoli8ei peiB aber poiitto, OuB
Hanb am %, SuIi in Baltimore mar,
unb 6Glt bes6alb iene @intrugungen
in benz 8antbu4 fir ange6li6e Sd
T6ungen. Sic bat audi in Grfabrung
gsbra6t, baB Der 4rreitont in 8uibs
ington mar, e6e er na4 Baltimore
fam, unO Oa ungefGbr a6t 8ldtter
aus benz Gbed6u4 gerifen Iino,
nimmt iie an, OuB er AUDI bort G4edS
on Den Mann gebra4t bat.
&anb bat Elm einne6menbeS 4euBsz
res unO 1T ungefahr 5 SUB II 3Oa
groB; er giebt fetn 4lter anf A Sabre
an. Seine Gri6einung paBt auf Die
MISUNDERSTANDING zines @6etfdlz
f6ers in 8aibington, auf pel4sn Die
6ieiige poIi3ei DOr a4t Sogen aufz
mertIam gemadt tpurOe, nur fAeint
er etpos gu groB gu iein. Die Polts
get Dermut6et in INN eiren 3iinfttgen
6o6ftapler unb nir0 feline Pbotogra@
p6ie, bic beute genommen tperoen
pirb, nu4 alien 9roBftdoten psrz
f9ifen, um gu erfa4ren, Db iein Bib
i6on in irgsnD elmer 8erbre4erz8al
lerie 6Gngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28

Rua3ia. - Sergeant 2ur3 unb
bic poIi5iIten @berle unb @todep nab
men am @amItag NbenO cine Ra33ia
auf bQs 6auS SIR. 701, R.=Springz
GtraBe, bor unb berbaFteten baielbt
feds gleger unb cine Negerin. 4Qe
5te6en nurben geItern Morgen in
Der norb0Itli9en Poli3etitatton UNI ie
S. unb Soften b Itraft unb, bu tie
ni6t 5ablen tonnten, in's StaDtgez
fGngniB geIanbt, UNI tire Strafen
ub5uitBen.
Gtne btebtf6e gIfer. =
@ara6 6. Safion, cine in g3r. 419,
Horbz0 zStraBe, pobnbufte See
gem, fpurbe geftern Morgen in Der
norb0fli9en polt3eitatton i6rem
grp5eB fpegen 9iebitabls BON $4, @i>
gentbum Der 6rau 3oIie MobGgemut6,
gfr. 1719, 0Itz9ratt=S troBe, ibrem
grp5eBperfabren iberpiefen. sic mar
BEL Jrau @oblgemut6 als 0ienits
mGo9en angeiteqt unb bate bas @eIb
aus beren 9ortemonnaie geitoblen.
Srauung.- Sri. emma 90.
3opf, So9ter BON 9rn. 40am 3opf,
CIR. 258, NorbzqinatraBe, purbe gez
tern Nbenb in Der Wobnung Der 81
tern Der 8raut bur9 9aitor %. Nbz
bottmeper nit 9rn. Malter s. &orff
gum 8unbe fir's 2eben oereint. QIs
Srau3eugen fungirten bic So. .. 90.
4Ibre9t, s. 6. glp, iun., 6reo. Bob
net unb Sobn Seippel. Cine fr06lide
9o93eitsfeier folgte Der S%rauung.
9as neubermd6lte Yaar tpirb in g2r.
258, NorbJ9ineitraBe, tpObnsn.
. lie 80 ieraus a b rerz
% t. 173" belt geftern Na9z
mittdg i'm v2aborz 2pceum" etne gut=
beIu9te @erIdmmlung unb bertptlz
1igte $500 fir Die tritenben 8rauer
in Cincinnati. Sobann tpurben 8prz
bereitungen fir bas Sa6reszgicnic
Der Union in r@eber's Part" am Or
beiterzSeiertdge g~etrpffen.
8ra9 BEN 4rm - Die Is
Sabre alte Marb @ito itir3te geItern
Na6mittug pom 0ade ibrer elterz
li6en 8obnung, Nr. 613, 0uncan@
glace, uno brad ben re6ten 4rm.
sic purDe in's pSobns 9opttns' 9oz
fpital1 geidofft.
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9iebilfIer Eanfhramter.

GprtngfteIb, Mtaf., q. Sult.
- 9er 25 Sabre alte George 6. Parz
fer, 6auptz8 u4fibrer Der SPRING
feb Hattonulz8anf," lit tDegen @erz
untreuung BON 8antgelOern perbaftet
porben. Die ge1to6lenen @ummen
belaufen fi6 auf $3.50. Der 9efrau=
bant lit geItGnbig.
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Sphn'S Gnrtcn.

Neues pra9tpoqes Qotul. Muiifuz
lii9e l1nterbaltung ieOen Qbeno. Die
f~einften 8iere. Der f60nfte, tii9lite
plaB in Baltimore,
Hr. IA, siS=Satteripn=8 arf=0lDc.,
eegtni6tr Dem 0aupteiasang gum 44attsrionz9arf."
Guli15, 1Nlt, S&S)
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peufe:
gOuntnqufqcus .....5.0a ROnsaufsaHs- -
Metterausfi6ten n. Sur
Marnlanb unb ben Oiitrift Columbia
flar unb parm am Montag unD
O%ienftag, lei4te fiDlide Minbe.
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6nrrn u. fEoulfner in (

= 6arrp u. 6uultner in ct.
Souls, pel6er anIdBlid be8 bortigen
n8ooble=@ 5tanbals 4usgangs pprtz
gen Sa6res bes N2eineiOS beI4ulbigt
porDen mar, lit burd bas @eroitt
elmer Surp fir fauloig ertannt unO
gu spei Sa6reu 3u4t4aus DerurtAeiIt
porperS
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RetIcnSe mad europa, saiIOn 1902

IUILItpII L. uIlp 10 Ok+@ S~Jtok"ASA wi
trqenb elmer Oampferz2inis bur9 uns
belegen, @9iffsplan, 4bfa6rtsplan
II. +. m. auf 8erlangen 5ugef9idt.
Sbeo. 8. STEINER &c 6 o., Pafa<
terzQqenten, g2r. 415, MaterzS traBe.
NuslGnbiI6es @elO, We4fel unD Gre>
bitz8riefe. 9eutI6es @elb gu Derz
taufen; "a Gents PRO Ma~t.
8rpbnetb?- 9enrp GUTTER
meiIter, Der in Rr. 800, Norbz9apz
@traBe, pp9nt, tpurbe geitern Morz
gen in Der norbDitli9en poli3eiitdtion
tpegen M}iBbanblung Der 5rau &nna
Studs, Nr. 8O3, Norbz@ StraBe,
bonn Squire" 2epis CUR 3ablung
bon $40 unb Soften ~berbonnert. Den
3eugenaus1agen 8ufolge mar f4on
felt Ginger 3ett unter ben 8epo9nern
iener 8egenb Der @apzStruBe bas
Qoiungsport: v6ie 3uttermetiter!"
r6ie 5u9s!" 3uttermeiiter 6etreibt
in CIR. 800, Norbz@ SAP traBe, etnen
8urbierlaber, unb Der 8atte bpn
Mnna Ju6s fungtrt in g2r. 803, g.
@aDzStraBe, als 8eri60nerungSz
&iinftler. Nm Samitag entitanb an
gebli9 pegen Der 8inber betber 5az
milien Elm STREET 5ptf6en 3uttermeiz
fter unb 5rau 6u9s, in befen Ser
1uuf @riterer 10 ungaldnt gepefen
fem fol-, Der Srau einen S4lag ans
&tnn gu perfeBen.
@eburtstagsfeier - SRI.
@aie 81. 9eb, So4ter BON 9rn. unb
Srau So6n 8. @eB, feierte geftern
@6enb in i6rer eIterIi9en 8ebauIung,
Nr. 1912, 0fzgagerzS traBe, i'm
&reife pieler 5~reunbtnnen unb 8ez
fainter ibren 20. 8eburtstdg. Die
iunge Dame er6ielt man9e 6er3Ii6e
@ratulationen, iorpie bieIe @ei4enfe.
grof. 2uber's Sr6efter eon3erttrte,
unb unter ben Qnpefenben befanben
Ii6: ST. unb 6rau S. 8, 9eb, Die
srGs. Barbara unb Gina Seq, W3ar1,
Qnnie unb Barbara 9ippolb, SEQ.
Stuart, 5ranf @4dfer, 5ranf @apne,
Sr. @m. Glber, SRI. Ntaggie Rrieger,
6r. Sof. 0oppenberger, pbil. 90nig,
6enrp Sod, Jun, Nnbr. Srugefer, 5,
S. 2ebner unb Satin, Sol. 8roftel,
g. &epper unb Satin, 5ranf Gup>
pert unb Satin unb Qnbere.
Murbe auf Der StraBe
pbnmd9ttg. = Der 10 Sabre
ate S6omus 9apis bon Nr. II,
0orb=S drOberitraBe, fanf geftern
bor Der Ct. peters : Stride, gde DON
6oGins= unb 9pppletonitraBe, obnz
md6tig CUR Grbe. Gr purbe mad
Der @obnung BON 5rau Murpbb, Rr.
895, Wef=8altimOreitrdbe, getragen.
pOIelbft ihn 1ein gater abbolte.
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eSrans sprcnaer's 8citanrant'
01S TprS=G dn= StraBe.

SEPT often. 5einTter beiBer nnh
falter 2unI6 gu ieber S~uges5eit. -
Ma6l5eiten tdgli9 BON 5 bis Is Gts'
6einite beutfde &i4e. ~8rebm's Sne
@rabe Snlp."
(SuIil5 19RN