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New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
HANNA GIVES Up HOPE.
HE SAYS THAT He CAN DO NO MORE To
END THE COAL STRIKE

END THE COAL STRIKE.
Buffalo Aug. Ex-senator Hanna arrived in
Buffalo to-day from Niagara Falls, with his
daughter Miss Ruth Hanna. and her friend.
Miss Phelps Of Cleveland They were on their
way home to Cleveland from Niagara Falls.
After drive around the city they returned
10 Cleveland tonight on the boat.
For the first time Senator Hanna said that he
had abandoned ali efforts end the great coal
thiee are with the miners and he believes the
operators should meet them in arbitration
II have exhausted my Efforts" he said. Il
have done all in my power. and can do no more.
l viii make no further attempt, for II would he
useless.
He said there no chance Of arbitration so
long as only one side the miners. were willing
TO arhitrate He added that he thought the
miners would not give in long they are
able 10 fight 1T viii not he short fight he
said 1t will he prolonged. and such prolonga-
tiou will mean not only hardships for the miners
and the women and children dependent on them.
but il viii have it's effect the American peo-
ple The longer this struggle continues the
greater will be the increase in the price Of coal.
L talked with Mr.. Morgan before he vent to
Europe continued the Senator. and before
the strike was fully under way He deplored
the situation but would take no active part to-
ward settlement. His attitude, in my opinion,
IS unchanged
II was evident in every sentence OF Senator
Hanna's talk that his sympathies are with the
miners that he has given up hope OF a peace
ful settlement and views with sorrow the pro
longation Of the strike to the end that seems
Inevitable.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
SAYS He LOST $50 At CRAPS.
srxTY-trvE ALLEGED PLAYERS ARRESTED ALL

srx7v- FIVE ALLEGED PLAYERS ARRESTED ALI
FREED FOR LACK nF EVIpENCE.
stxty-fvc men char rged with playing craps. and
John Iones. the alleged owner of the place wher"
they PLAYED were 1rragned YESTERDAY before
Magistrate Rarlo~ in the Jefferson Market Court.
detectives of the Tenderloin police station caught
them at No 800 Seventh-ave.. yesterday morning.
Robert Brooks who said he lived in Jersey city.
told the gistrate that he hab lost S36. You
see Your Honor said Brooks, my wife knew
tnat I took the money from home, and when I
come back she ask what do with All my
money Naturally don't try to lie 10 the woman.
and tells her lose II playing crap. Then she SAY
| shall get the money back. and she makes me
come over see Captain Sheehan with her. No.
| wouldn't mako squeal myself. but she want
that money.
The magistrate discharged all the supposed play
ers in a bod and then freed Jones. There was
not sufficient evidence to hold thHm
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
ORTTJ AIRY.
WILLIAM !. BAGIEl.

Montclair. y. l. Aug q fSpecia'D.-N Nll1sh d
Racey forty-eight years old for many years
resident of Sontclair. died suddenly yesterday at
his home No. 17s Marlborough Road RrookiEn'
from apoplexy. Mr.. Bagley was a cooper :" New
York 4 few months ago he made Brooklyn MS
home. He was Il member of Mont"lair I"nhCil
Eo .q1 Rora1 arcanuu and its last regent, Of
Montclair Council Loyal Addition, ana "t me me
Immediate Relief Association connected WIN the
Arcanunr \ widow and several children survive
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
OF TGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
FORT OF NEv-YoRK, SUNDAY. AUG. -. 1872
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
nd-e and cabin passengers to the Nhte 0'ar '' +'
riye AZ the AZ - m .. -
Robinson LONDON NushSt -
the Atlantic transport 'co
IN, Fast Of the Sandy Hook Iightshp Al Ga p m
steamer Sheppv tBrl, Williams Mlddlesnrcush
August with pig simpson. spence n h"4hH
,rriye a midnight I'D a.,
steamer La CiascoSne trl. Fournie Havre eusust 10
udse nd passengers the CompagniS 'fshFral
Transatlantiquc or Fire Island at 5:5" y M -. -
Steamer Saratoga. Johnstons. 'ienfu"s,s Nusus. iS
passengers 70 James + Ward -" ArriN'1 ~ 'he bar
steamer C-oamo Sargent. Ponce Nugns' y: Joeos Is
,,ss,s1 !. Aracho IL and Juan 10 With mdse and
liz 1ss.epgers 10 the and Porto Rico steam
shtp GO Arrived The Bar at S;25 = m "a, - :,
Fenolen. win barge ', -" No -,
s,ar,r ,on1anche Plat. Jacksonville august ?" and
CHARLESTON 81 mfss and passengers I" WIN T tlyds
" f-v Of Savannah. Fisher. Savannah. August
>, .,th rndse and passengers "a the Ocean Sc Co
~ ~Irn I.rarSHr Catherine News and Nor
es,sarosr Alaskan ,nsv ,ons BanieId Newport
>sWs August % in ballast Dearborn & Lspharl-
Stean,er Eenrfactor French Philadelphia. with rndse
10 eVr9r W Hook y ~. o.so r. m.-wind north
moderate breeze. clear
SAItEp
tEr1. AlEos
Bsv taps Town Hamilton Norfolk and Newport
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lizard Aur .i-Passed. Colorado tBr'. Cos
Lizard Aug ~ II a n,-Psssed steamers Minneapolis
,rr,. Gates London; = ~ Nader-
lane (Brl. Albrecht New York for Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
SAYS ne WAS kICkED OFT AND RoBBED

charging that he had been set upon ana r"hh"d
of Sl2N while engaged In peacefully taking drink
In :. saloon in Hrud.r-on's Walk. coney island.
Charles Smith ot No. go re kalb-ave Brooklyn.
had three hartenders arTaigned in the Fonty Island
Court yesterday. The men wer" Richard Nc
C;ovan. of No 22s East Thirty y-siNthst., MaDhat-
tan: Thomas Clark OF No. 35l East Thirty third
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
COMING WITH PLAN To END STRIKE

Eszieton Penn. aug. Ed J. McCarthE- chair
man and Mathew Long and Harry Silverman.
.-,ers of the executive committee OF the People :
Alliance Of Hazleton. went 70 New-1ork to.fiaE
IA endeavor 10 put into operation plan looking
10 2 termination Of the strike. They decline 10
make public their plan 20 say whom they nope
10 see The Peoples Alliance is composed OF husi-
ness men and miners
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
THEODORE j. sH4FFER SERIOUSLY III,
CONDITION OF PRESIDENT OF STEEL AND IRON
WORKERS BELIEVED TO BE CRITICAL.

Pittsburg Penn. Aug. 24-Theodorc J. Shafer-
president Of the Anna gama ted Association Of Iron
and Steel and Tin Workers. is seriously I'LL The
nature Of his illness could be ascertained to-
night but his condition Is believed TO be critical.
President ShaTer taken sick last night;
During the greater part Of to-day he was reported
as having heen deIirious. Early tonight II was
gi,-e, ONT from authoritative sources that Presi-
dent " a sick
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

st and "Jisgor,' Wolf OF Coney Island. all bar
tenders and walters
Smith saws that he dropped into the saloon about
. o'clock In nc morning and ordered some beer
having for IL from poe tbook that showed eNt-
dences of prosperity. suddenly m" thr"T men. men
a,-rordf1l- Smith. knocked him down ana, after
roh,ira him threw him into the street
I1 court Yesterday morning McGonan ana 'I9rk
v.ere hold FOR the grand jury Wof was dis
gIl.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Reception Sanatorium for Hebrew Children. II .
Mayor Lows riot investigating committee University
Settlement, p. m.
Republican County Committee. evening
Associated Republicans XIHth Assembly District even
ing
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
HORSES BURN AND MEN ARE HURf'
4 CHEMICAL ENGINE AND a TRUCK sTRiNE
EACH OTHER ON THE WAY TO FIRE.

4 LHEMIIA u E-NUI-SI1 ~ y TN Z -
EACH OTHER ON THE WAY TO A FIRE.
-- e-or,e, ;,,i,,reI three horses burned TO death
and collision between two pieces of fire apparatus
80 tho ree,IIrs of fire which destroyed q one
story hrick stable at No. 3o5 Division-ave broom
lyn yesterday afternoon
-rrIcl No a is housed in South Thrd-st near
r,ri-,S.,e and chemical engine No. l is i'll Soutn
r-irst-st near Driggs-ave. Both responded TO the
alarm and went up Drigss-ave. The cheTnlcai en-
sine being the lighter. soon caught up with lhs
truck and at South Fourth-st- attempted 10 pass
if There was collision. and Fireman td"aro
Ncf-ue of the chemical engine. was thrown TO the
ground and received severe sprain Of the nach-
He was taken To the Eastern District
his hands severely burned by a back drangn-
After being attended by q department surgeon j"
home. ,- ....,i ,,,+
he taken out and burned to death The ia M
extended to No 305 DiNison-ave but We're .'eCN''
there and the total damage did not exceed Hi."'
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
To TRY TO START WORK THIS WEEK

Il was believed yesterday that 4 critical stage
-,u he reached In the strike of the anthracite
miners this week strong effort will be mace 10
induce enough miners 10 open a collierT or two 10
h-azk auar II this can be done and the men Nh"
90 10 work are moleSted. the operators beIieNe
strike will end
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

AsTOR-R R. Taft. of Providence GRAND
Colonel J. 4. Buchanan. /. 5 4 i9FFMAN- An
gressran !. H Cultivate. of Columbus. Ohio
William II. Seward. Of Auburn
MURRAY HIIIl-A :. Northcote. NJ T. Of Great
Brokhamsted. England: Captain NJ. g. kHrtle. L 5.
A WAIDORF-Colonel Isaac l. EllUood. Of chi
caso: Judge A F. Humphrey. of Louisville.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
ALL WOOL. 4 WARD WIDE. NO SHopph.
REMARK CANS.

The circulation of The Nev-forL Tribune
shows n gain of IL per cent Dali, and
more than u per Sunde. for July. 1902.
o.. co,npnred with sbe .ume month in teot
1t Is still growing.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
THREE KILLED N TTREth.
SERIOUS SMASHUP NEAR NORFOLK
BROTHER AND NEPHEW or MAJOR
MALL.EE ~ II.

Norfolk Va Aug. 2f.--IH hcad-on COLLISION
between two cars on the BAY Shore Terminal
line late this afternoon three peopir we're Killed
and MANY others badly injured. The dead arc
W $ Yandel. motorman; c. r. Golden. motor
man and Linwood Fentrass aged ten
The seriously injured are ". r. Waller. X j.
Davis. George Stevenson. Mrs. ] 2 Stephenson
Joseph White. conductor. M. Y Aheru. BenJa-
min Rovson Miss Lillian Land. Holm Taylor.
coIored: Maria Fentress. colored. Miss Ruth
Banks Phuhe F'redericn, colored: torllss, a
nephew Of Major Waller. badly injured inter
naly: Mrs Victor Parks. skull fractured. LOUIS
Parks. internal injuries, expected TO die
The accident occurred ir) yards beyond Fuia
Siding and about three and half miles iron"
Norfolk one car was coming from ocean view
and the other going 10 the View. tn" orders
were that the shore bound car should wait Al
,ha siding for the other The motorman. W. :.
Yandeu failed to obey the orders. and III" crash
came 100 yards beyond the siding Iand"ll On
ieavored to iump but was crushed bctw cen the
teIescopcd cars and died hanging by his right
leg & r. Golden motorman Of the other car
apuled his airbrakes soon as ne Sd" 'ii'
danger the collision occurring on curve. ana
then tried jump. As did lhn"oo feh.I'sS
the ter-year-old son OF K. Il. FentresS, president
of the Norfolk Cold Storage and lc" Company
,,ho recently purchased extensive subway iran
chfees in Baltimore. Both Golden an. young
Fentress were caught under the platform Oh the
shorebound car. which piled up on IN ONE
and were killed outright Coidens mead was
almost torn from his body and both legs were
cut off The Fentress boy was crushed to death
pntb cars we're fun of people and few escaped
uDiniured. Help telephoned for ana PhySl-
clans and ambulances We're soon on the scene
In the meantime large number "i th"se hufl
we're taken to the city in private c"nNeyahcts
There is no complete list OF the injured. w.
Il Waller brother of MAYOR l.. w: !. NaIIt' =
i,lries He was taken to his home on rem OK
ave NJ V Ahern. of The NirEinlan fllot'
,Tas v-edged between two seats ana injured III
ternalIy Benjamin RoWson. managing tHlt"I
of The Humorist," also sustained serious IN
juries. ~ 49,, la1 .,d tool.
sorr,e tnetinonv but adjourned until Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
Tp,I\NAN KILLED IN FREIGHT WRECK
TRAFFIC. ON THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
BLOCKED.

St Louis, Aug. IA special from Ne" Al
hany. Ind, says:
In n disastrous freight wreck on the south
ern RaiI,yax near Georgetown, ten miles west
of here eariv to-day, Engineer Red DuVal
Fireman B. Cox and Brakeman Ross. of one
train we're killed outright. and Engineer Harry
,soadau and Fireman George Myers. Of the other
train. were probably fatally hurt Fourteen
hoxcars loaded with wheat, with two iocpIno-
,i,-es we're tumbIed over a trestle into ravinc
forty feet below and We're demolished. All IN"
fra ne on the Southern Railway between Louis
vile and ST Louis has been blocked
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
I4RTNE INTELLIGENCE.
NI<IATTp" sf.MANA

MINIATTp'- ALMANAC
Sunrise 5:Ia sunset Moon 1881 Moons
HIGH WATER.
4 NJ Gov. Island Hell Gate
PM-Sandy l2ool Island 1929 He'll este 2:1I
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

rr.anx,our aux "a $50 m-Salled sLes'''
n, watt Cfro11 Liverpool. New, Louz-n
Aug $50 H1--Saiisd
sou voieAr from Brenenl New
uovts Aug 24-Arrivsd. steamer Sat1-i.ls
wv New York for Glasgow eand pFete,l,, ,l,,brcr,., fSr
:, ,richasl. Aug 24-Arrtved. steamer
- Boston Genoa and @apl-~-.
u,,bnra Aug 2a-ArTlved steamer ,-s.ta1Irc
Spedt York via Plyrleo1" rnls an es;err PYaSsr
24--Sailed. steamer tIs'e 49,
from Genoa Naplesl NeV-norA ,--u.,-
fV 1Isr, Easistcn, New-York fer Alsers' eeh'a "
Lsghorn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
gcrmiI6te telearapbiIde SepcIfen,

&riegs1etretGr Root niro feline gez
plante @urppareiI e am "a. B. N2ts.
an 8orb bes 9ampfers n2a Saboie"
antreten unb gegen Mitte 41guit na9
BEN Ser. Staten 3uriitte6ren,
- SumeS 9eblin aus Gteelton BEL
9~arrisburg, 3d., purbe bort geItern
ais 2ei8e, nit etngeI3ldgenem S4ds
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gefunben. @lem 4ni6ein na9 liegt
Elm Mprb pDr.
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geftern auf elmer Bride Der ng}orfOGt
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Greet na6e 8~pt6eoiIe, 3d., beI4Gfz
tigt mar, brad Elm 9eriiit pI0BIi4 gus
fammen unb flint M}ann itiir3ten aus
elmer 606e BON 60 SUB 6erab. SO6n
Sp6nion blte6 auf Der SteGe tpbt, OIL
len @ru66s uno Sobn W}c&en3ie iinO
lebensgefG6rli9 un0 3net anbere
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geftern na6e Spainsboro, 8u., BON
G6arGes SobnfOn, einem 0eiperuOo,
fpel8en er gu berbaften fu8te, er74oiz
fen. Sin aufge6Ot berfOIgt ben M}0rs
nor
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Ser stnrm i'm Nnrhmrffen.

81, 8GuI, I}inn., II, SuIt. -
Die berbeerenoen 9tiirme, bic am
9tenitag ii6er einen She'll BON Noroz
9atOta 6ereinbra9en, baden, mad ben
ieBt borIiegenOen 3uDerlGiIigen Na8z
rt9ten, teinen 8erluit BON MenI6enz
leben Derurfa4t, bod Der angeri6tete
materiele S6dOen lit iebr bebeuten0.
Sin She'll bes fru9tbdren &eb &iberz
Sbales in Der g}d6e BON @ran0 Sorts,
no, lit b~OGftdnbig bertpiitet,
&aum Elm 6arm9e6ot i'm 9fdOe be5
ltnpetter5 lit DerI6ont ge6lieben.
Sine groBe 4n3abl 9e6Gube purOe
enttpeber 3erItDrt ober i3per bef4Gz
bigt. Sm 8erei3 be5 SturmeS lag
Elm @ebiet bon 6unoert M}eilen 2Gnge
uno 3e6n W}eilen 8reite. Die Wei3enz
felber i'm umfange BON bieIen tauienO
4dern, bic betnabe reif our @rnbte
fparen, iinO bur8 ben 1tarten 9agelz
i6lag perpiiitet porben. Ser angez
ri9tete S9dOen belGuFt it9 auf mebz
rere 6unberttuuIen0 Dollars.
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8erGo r bic Spra9e. =
Senrp GriIelen bon Ger. 1902, 8iDerz
fioe5Nbenue, bra9te geitern II @tun@
ben auf Der 2anbitraBe na6e Soaer's
goint gu. Gr itiir5te um Mittpo4
gegen Mitterna9t an Der cambridge
gu 8obe1 unb lag buielbit, Bis er
geitern gegen II l16r Mtttags BON
benz in Ger. 81, Sib@4nn4StraBe,
tpD6nbaften &i9drb SteOens dufge>
funbsn tpurbe, Der i'm in bic DitGi9e
poli5eiitation bra9te. @r mar ni4t
i'm @tanbe, gu ipre9en, unb muBte in
Der 4m6ulun5 in feline 8o9nung gez
19afft tperben.
MiBgGudte Smpfung.-
Der erfte Safe, benz Or. %. 8. 8eirle
bonn npaiteur= Snftttut" nit Sbeil4en
bes 9iidenmarfs bes erf4ofenen
8ernbarbine rz9unbes bes GongreBz
abgeprbneten 5ranf 6. @u4ter impfz
tie, ffarb fofort an 8lutDergiftung,
bas 3iidenmarf mar ndmlt9 bereits
f9on in 5GulniB iibergegangen. Sur4
8ebanblung nit @lpcertn miifen Die
SGulnife iebt entfernt Derben, ebe
peitere Smpfungen an Safen porgez
nommerl tperben fDnnsn.
SIN Sa6r It ubl berlebt.-
Der Glepatoriunge Miltpn Saplor,
elm gleger, i'm 9ebdube Der vgnterz
prize Nedpare Co." Scr. 100, Me1tz
@erman@S trabe, fpurbe seitern Mors
gen i'm glebator am re4ten 6uBe 10
i9per berlebt, baB mDgli9er @eiie
Die @mputation bes 9Iiebes MOTH
tpenbig Iein pirb.
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Sic Observation-Disclosures in 1tta6.

Bdrt@G ttn, Utah, II. Sult. -
Stint tpeitere Qei9en tpurben beute
aus Der 0alDzWef z@iIbergrube, in
pel9er fi4 geftern cine GrplOiion err
eignete, 3u Sage gefOrbert, uno man
glaubt, baB biermit ale Opfer, nit
&usna6me beS Bomber Mtontep"
Sobn 8urgb, be7en &0rper in &tome
5errifen purbe, oufgefunben iinb.
Die @erleBten tperben pabri4etnli4
fGmmtIt4 geneien. Die 8eerOigung
Der meiiten Opfer finbet mor8en itatt.
Ser i'm Snnern Der @rube angeri4tete
@6aben lit ni6t 10 grOB, ais man 31z
erft glaubte, unO Der 8etrie6 ion binz
men BRET pber bier Sagen pteber aufz
Qenpmmen perben.
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46fabrtstage BON Ocean : 9dmpfern,

Ibfa5rt Don 9orf
Der 9ampfer s9abn' am 10. Sui nab ReaSsI
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Suli mad Bremen.
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burg.
mad Nsnpel uHO 9enud.
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@amburg.
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Ser 2ampfr pRrOonlanO" am %. suIi nab
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Glasgow.
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mad 9remtn.
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ROTTERDAM.
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eotp.
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berpopl.
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tperpsu.
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mad 9ambure.
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GoutbamptoH.
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2onoon.
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POOL.
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SDutbanlpton.
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6aDrs.
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ngpool.
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bon.
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aHtrsrpen.
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Glasaoip.
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ROTTERDAM.
Der Sampler .gsnnisIpanias au. z. auOuR nab
6Gm6urg.
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9ratt'g Sreisgt6Iiot6et MuI.
horn, na6e gat6ebrakG traBe.
Treimaurer : IemPel - NorDa
g6drle8itraBe.
Sbb 5eupps : 3er1pel - GGtbE
brolz un6 9uratogaitraBe.
CHAMBER of Commerce - 6oQtz
bQoz unb Water5traBe.
Geue5 @eri4tsge6GEbe - Sa1ett.s
unb ct. PaulitrdBe.
9oitgebdube - 6apette un6 galz
bertftraBe.
gutap : 9Gace - SouptSgromss
nabe, ~berldngert n0rbli6 an Gutatps,
BON 9olpbinftraBe.
goung Men's g6riitian 0Fsciqs
tton, Central : Gebdube - g9a:les,
Inb SaratDgaItraBe.
@taoemie Der WifenT9aften -
Srantlinz unb @atbebralitraBe.
@arrpQ=Part un6 bas ate @Dbns
baus BON Gbarles Carroll pon 9ars
rputon = Nlan ne6me bic GpIumbiaz
@oenues0 aggOns-
MarDlanb : Snitttut-8alttnores
unb 9arrifonitraBe.
Oeutf9e Club 2otGle.
rSurnperin 8~orpGrts," Nr. 1872 uno
734, @eIts2eringtOnitr.
rGermaniaz Nldnner4Or," 2ombtros,
nahe @RtGpftraBe.
y@ermanIa : Club" Sapette@, na9e
@utapitraBe. -.
,6a7npnie ; Gtub6dus.A &r. Ala.
Meit>GanetteitraBe.
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SrGnDe.

: 9ur6 beige Qi4e tpurbe seftern
Ra4mittag 4 lt6r Der 8retter5aun
bes 9Dfes Der 8obn1lng beg 9rn.
9enrb SrieOentpalb, Nr. 80, @eitz
8ibbIeftraBe, in 8ranb gefeBt. Oienitz
bOten bes 9auies lDf9ten ben 8ranb,
Der nenig S9aben berurfa4te.
= Our9 einen Mldrm BPM &aiten
Nr. 214 murbe bic 5euertpebr geitern
M6enb 38 16r na9 benz BON 9rn.
Scar 2opribes b~eipopnten 9dufe ger.
1908, Oit@SapettetraBe, gerufen, mo
bur9 unbetannte urfa9e I'M 9tnterz
simmer bes 3peiten Stpdnertes alte
Rleiber in 8ranb gerdtben paren. Der
99absn mar ni9t Der gtebe fpertb.
= Sin @asarm i'm 2aben bes SUI
peliers Samuel @eff, Nr. 413, Ofz
8altimoreftraBe, purbe geftern &benb
10 l16r bon einem elettriI9en 9rubt,
Der UNI benielben geI9lungen mar, gez
f9mol8en unb bas enttpei9enbe 9us
purbe in 8ranb geieBt. 9p1i3it
Srott entoedte Die SGdmmen unb be-
na6rt8tigte Die SprtBen : Gompagnie
Ir. 4 unb bas Gettungs Corps. Die
Seuerpe6rleute bre6ten i4nea Die
@us8ufu6r ab, unb bamit mar NQes
borbei.
- Sin Qlarm bonn 8aiten Nr.
535 rtef bic Seuertpebr geitern na4
Der @o6nung bon 9rn. 5rant 90.
Gardner, Ger. 1911, @lpnbOn : NDez
nue., poIel6ft Elm @diOlinbebGlter erz
plobirt mar. Die 5lummen purben
i'm Seine gelD5 DIT.
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GhifisnQhrimtcu.

m : gorf, II. SuIi, - N6z
gefabren itnb DON bier Die 9umpfer
ga Spuraine" na4 SABRE unO
y8drbarpfa" na4 8remen.
Queen8topn n, II. Sult. -
Der 9ampFer rMajeitic" BON 2ioerz
pool fubr BON bier na4 g1ep : gort
neiter.
9abre, II. SnGi. - GingetrOffen
Oon Netp>Yort tit bier Der Oampfer
ga lorraine"
0eapeI, II. Suit. - @On g3eipz
gort Iangte Der 9amPfer p9O9en5Olz
lern" 9ter an.
91Dmout6, II. SuGi. = Ser
0umpfer ~9enniplOunia" traf BON
Netpz0Drt bier Elm.