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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-10
SOUTH CAROLINA PRIMARY.
Latimer for the Senate and Hayward
for Governor.

A dispatch from Columbia. S. c. yester-
day says: With about 65.ooo out OF possi-
BILE 5000 votes heard from i'm the second
democratic primary election. the states re-
turns show the following: For senator. John
Gary Evans. 25314i A. c. Latimer. 31,15l:
for. governor. Hayward. 1898; Talbert ~
421; lieutenant governor, Gary, 2s,92I;
Sloan. l.C-S2; secretary Of state, CAN'T, 3d.
O19: Wilson. 30O2S: railroad commissioner,
Caughman, 36. 1917: w. Boyd Evans, 27,417.
With Aiken county to hear from and COM
plete returns from some counties and par
tial returns from most OF the counties the
News and Courier's figures at / o'clock this
morning show the total vote reported to be:
John Gary Evans, 21.O.6: A. c. Latimer.
80. SG4: ID. c. Hayward, 3S,SI4; w. j. Tai
bert, 2S, SGD.
Other returns show that John T. Sloan
beats F. b. Gary for lieutenant governor by
over 1000 votes.
This means that Representative Latimer
will succeed j. l.. McLaurin as United
States senator from South Carolina and
that Capt. ID. c. Hayward Will succeed NJ.
b. McSweeny as governor of South Caro-
lima.
The second democratic primary election
for state senator I'm Charleston county. in
which there has been widespread Interest
outside of the state because of Senator
Tillman's letter denouncing the alleged
questionable democratic record of George
+. Won konitz, was held today and result
ed in the election of Won Kolnitz. His op-
ponent. Grace, carried the city but the
country vote gives the election TO Won Kol-
nitz by a small majority.
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Long Known to State Department.

The facts reported from Italy as to Geri-
mondfs arrest have been known to tho
State Department for some time although
IL is said. upon the point of his separation
from the United States consul at Santos,
that while complete adjustment of Ger-
mondis accounts yet may show some ir-
regularties, the principal cause for his
moNal was the fact that he spent the
greater part of his time in saying mass at
various churches. and almost entirely ne
elected his consular duties which naturally
caused the lodgment Of many Indignant
protests at the State Departmen mt by the
commercial interests.
Some time ago the department was ac-
quainted with the fact that Gerimondi was
sailing under false colors In Italy. using
State Department stationery. and represent
ing himself to be United States consul gen.
erai to Persia, as well as general inspector
of cnnsulates. United States Consul Pier
son, at Genoa, was instructed To Look into
the case. and going to Omaglapatrie he
found Gerimondi. The latter tried to PEE
sent a bold front, but finally broke down
under the consuls searching inquiries. con-
fessed his deceptions. and sure ndeTcd the
department stationery. While the consul
was considering his case Gerimondi was
arrested by the local authorities on the
charge of betrayinG the daughter OF an
ancient Italian house and throwa into
prison. The Italian COVE nment also took
note of his fraudulent practices, and sought
TO know the pleasure of the United States
in the matter Of his pros, cuii8n. Upon a
fun consideration OF the matter, aud seeing
that the man was already i'm the way to be
roundly punished for his other cffpnSes. the
State Department declined To express any
wish in the matter, leaving GtrimoudI to
be dealt with by the application of the
local IL
The man is said to have had most sx-
traordinary career, and. although almost
unlettered. he has succeeded in attaching
himself tn many persons of great prbmi-
hence in the course of his career, and using
them To secure his advance menl. He WAS
appointed to the consular service, II is said.
upon strong representations from the Pa
citic coast people 10 the effect that through
his influence with the large Italian element
in San Francisco he had been OF great use
politically.
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FOR SALE-HOUsEs.
ROD S.1E t T---

HAVE YoGsEES THIS SECTION,
THIS PROPERTY
ADJo1NS THE ,S4.70so00 GOVERNMENT M
-pRofEMENT
an improvement that will cause in the next
three years one Il the,dmost phenomenal growths
of value ever Witnessed In Washington realty.
THESE HOUSES All THE PRICES $50
represent value thas is a source of astonish-
ment to those who have seen them.
to any ssoo sous s' in pr the e eiem eaia'
materials selected
THEY HAVE VIEW FEATURES WHICH NO
OTHER PROPERTY IN WASHING
TaN POSSESSES
The entire cellar Foundation to frst-foor jost is
SOLID GRANITE STONE.
1t is seldom If ever that walls are constructed
in this city in this manner.
BROWNSTONE PORCH
RUNNING ACROSS THE ENTIRE FRONT
of sufficient size to seat twenty-s seven people
ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR TRIMMED
IN HEART OAK
so-called hardwood being usually substituted.
THE CONSERVATORY
with glass I roof and ends opening from recep
dining room by archway, gives the prettiest in
terror effect ever obtained upon a city lot.
LIBRARY FINISHED IN OAK
with handsome art brick Omen freplace making
living room-something SO many Washington
Our work in this line has the distinct stamp of
character, the elegance of which Lends particu-
lar charm to the surroundings
FRONT.
Three-stcry and cellar; dark hard burned Roman
brick and brownstone, Of which the hand carving
is feature, the general effect being digniied
and refined.
NINE ROOMS
Every convenience known to modern construction
ALL WOOD FINISHED IN OH.
not painted grained Cellar under entire
houSp. Josh
speaking tubes: electrical appliances; floor but
tons; COMPLETE bath; medicine chest. TOILET
LIGfITS in every room.
A HIGH. HEALTHY SECTION WITH A FU-
TURE. OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION,
2204
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST
THE LEADING DRIVEWAY TO SOLDIERS
HOME.
M1DDAUGH AND SHANNON
Owners.
enc place like home; homes like ours"
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AN IMPoSToR ARRESTED.
Former Consul Gerimondi Under Ar
rest in Italy

dispatch from Genoa yesterday says:
John J. Gerimondi an italian who had been
naturalized an American citizen, formerly
United States consular agent at Santos,
Brazil, who is said to have been dismissed
on account Of an alleged deficiency in the
revenues of his office has been arrested
at OEeglia. on the Gulf of Genoa, about
forty miles from Nice. Gerimondi, when
he returned to Italy from Brazil. pretended
to have been appointed a United States
consul I'm Persia, and asserted that he also
was commissioned to inspect the whole
United States consular service I'm Asia.
Later he acted as a priest, and had been
daily celebrating mass. When arrested he
was about to leave. accompanied by two
Italian girls Among GerimoudIs effects
is a package of United States State De-
partment stationery. The Italian authori-
ties are awaiting Information from the
United States before deciding on Gcrimun-
dis prosecution
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FOR SALE
A SHORT LOT, 81 .7x65 FEET, WITH OLD
BRICK HOUSE. RENTING FOR SIS. so; ANIL;
NEAR r AND DIST SITS. NV. PRICE, So, 500;
CASH, $500; REMAINDER AT 4IsGe.
A 14-ROOM HOUSE ON NJ ST. NV CAN BE
PURCHASED AT A SACRIFICE AND CARRIED
ON A MONTHLY PAYMENT OF S26
A BROOM. BATH AND CELLAR BRICK
HOUSE IN THE NV AMI. HOT-AIR HEAT;
$500 DOWN: REMAINDER AT Sc.
THOMAS G. HENSEY,
se8-3t 1900 L ST. NV
FOR SALE-EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY IN
central NV: house ID rooms. Il. mi; will go at
$9.OtO-half actual yalue-in order to close an es-
tate. Other bargains In w. and ne.
se66t' CHAS. FUSS g. CO.. 6D7 18th st. NV.
FOR SALEM NE, ONE BLOCK FROM
street cars Grin and bath brick; ami;
deep lot to wide alley. Price SO 900 On easy
terms. d. D. THOMPSON. 1885 F. au9-tf-4
FOR SALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE; ROOMS
bath and cellar; kitchen first floor Low price
and monthly payments. No reasonable offer de-
elined. Must be- gold. d. d. THOMPSON.
my15-tf 1888 st.
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PALMISTRY

HAVE YOUR HANDS READ BY NINE RITA
tie worlds greatest palmIst and astrologer hold
ing receptions daily at al ST. NV. cor. OF sth
Fee. % and 30 aut-3st.
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FOR RENT-2Si5 n ST. NV; 2-STORY BRICK:
ROOMS. bath. cellar; furnace; long yard: good
eondlton- Key at 2S11. Rent SIS so. q. W.
WEBER. 1888 St nv. tbasement). se3-tf
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FOR I.ENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA.
i -

FOR RENT A PARTICULARLY DESIRABLE
and attractive story brown-Stone hOyrS.: (
rooms on lst floor; sleeping rooms: Tied bath:
hut-wHt-r heat: sid" windows overlooking lith
St; very reasonable at $50 per month. 1854 L
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; FIRM. COMFORT
able. durable, beautiful, undetectable. positively
se4 -26ts
~. S. Dental Associations
Remember the location.
Cor. 9TH s. ID SITS. NV.
0ver he Hat Store-and opposite Wash q.
0y2a-tf.1 Williams.
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FOR RENT-ROBT H. STONE, sOi ST. NV.
~. Cap. fnrn I'D. 5000 l2+o Princeton 10 b SIS so
2,bs NV. ST. b.. 2l 81 1O2 9Th Sc, 1r. b.. 20 80
au.3-tf
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FOR RENT-gis n ST. NV. ROOMS AND
bath hay-winiow brick; centrally heated; god
condition; S}5 80. CHAS. : SHRENE. 1r0I IN
st N w se9-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFliRNISHED.

FOR RENT POO A ST. Sc. ~ ROOM BRICK, IN
first class condition, reduced from $50 =" $1,000
per mo-. only three doors from Congressional L.
brsry. Apply CAYWOoD GARRETT. CIR. - b
and y ayc NV st93t
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FOR RENT-BY b. +. Saul. = F. COR TIL 81. V W.
Brooslaud. ID c. Lansing l224 eth NV 5r&b Is 90
81, l2T&2 rooms. large 9Th < o NV, store. 90
yard SonOot 100 18th ne, Sr&w.- ID. so
1906 dth nw,sto&dw 30 So 10 Irving. sto&6r. 10 so
Il3 llth NV. for Sc ch p 12I5 II ne. sto&cel 80
ga 9th NV. IrSb. -33 90 1879 sth NV, 5r&w 80
1907 9TH, sto&3 rms 305o 200 store. is. 90
12li l. NV. sr&b 90 1904 18th .stc82r Is. 90
IL NV. ST&b. 80 422 o NV 4rSb Hat IL. so
6ll y NV. fr&b. . 80 us 9th ne. store u 90
Cor 2Dth&H, sto&2r % 80 15l Sheridan 6r6w II so
sl3 nT,3rSb hat. 90 3l2s It'll 10. 80
81 I'd NV. 6-tb. %. 90 .tsJ | NV 4r&w.. 80
Halls for r'; 9Th Z; NV Store 7th&O- 90
I3s ith NV. IrSb. $50 Rear Gil NV. ar I. so
81 q Ne. sr&b 30 ,D3i 9Th nw.3r,2d f. 90
DIS l2th ne. CRIB. 30 Il2 VI NV, store. 90
1109 eth fla Or b III. 80 49, ID NV OF rsSf IS
6l9 NV. Tr&b. 20 30 Rear 5uS 18th nw(con6 80
I11S NV. store ~ 90 $50 Navy pl .4r.w 80
Cor lst&N Sto& iris. 20 Hotel 3sr st heat cbeap
Ollie at 5I2 4 st. NV steam heat set,
FOX RENT 1871 Conn av, lar. Oh
9lO VI NV. fur. $1,000 1871 I'd b. fur IL. 90
1903 lJth NV. l2r b. 7OnO 1923 Vt ay NV sr 81 so
1911 C1rrUrIu, iIr.b 80 % 200 III ne 4r.... 10 90
Store 100 + NV. 5000 Office ms 1907 + 81 NV
Sta r'r 1911 Corcoran 8. %
TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Inc. 1907 E St
hulG-24ts
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CAMPBELL DARLINGTON, ATTORNEY Law,
Webster Law building, sos d st. NV Washing.
ton. d. c. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flats,
New York ave. and 9th 1t. NV. cells
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FOR RENT BY WM. A
1892 h NV, Tor, 2b. 5000
1Ti7 Riggs pl, Tor. b. ~ On
1fiI 14th NV. Tor. b. o-nr.
1892 18th NV. Tor, b 1000
22O4 Decatur. ST, b. 1905
spg-3r-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-BY L. j. MILLS, sos 9Th ST. NV
SO VI NV Tor. b. So. so 1851 Ii me- 7r. b, ami,
Flat IA Fla Or b so house in excel con % so
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-$4 500
Steam heated: tiled bath, porcelain tub: sto-
ries: cellar; rooms and bath; beautifully dec
GRATED. One Of the most modern and attractive
2-story houges In this city; fronting on an ave.
NV: near car lines. Rents $40.
se10-2t STONE & FAIRFAX S06- sos + st. W.
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YESTERDAY, BOND b.
31uJ 18th NV Tor, y. $500
1873 Hickman. Or, b. 30
ZOO y ! ay. store 1000
- - James ct, Ar. SEQ
So Logan CT, IT, each. 30
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

UUGS, OATS, ETC.
FOR FLEA AND LICE DESTROYER. ALSO MED
icine for dogs. cats and birds. 80 to ScHMID'S
BIRD STORE. 112 18th ST. NV. auI0-tf
DIR. CECIL FRENCH. EXPERT SPECIALIST
Diseases and Surgery Of the Dog and Cat.
iRhrmary and Boarding Kennels. klngie road
City Office. Iis 18th st.n.w. Tel (Schmids 2t91 NJ
se5-t4
FOURTEENTH STREET HOSPITAL FOR DOGS.
surgical and medical diseases of dogs and cats.
animals boarded Dog cemetery. Phone main
f71-3. HOSPITAL. MS 18th It, NV myl7-tf
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FOR SALE-HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LAND
lord near Mount Pleasant with S1OO cash and $50
monthly For full particulars drop postal tele
phone or call fer new 16-paga Illustrated book
let. plut &c. of North Columbia Heights Car
riage free to the property
FULTON II. GORDON 704 18th NV
Telephone Main 59S NJ sa1olt
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

FOR sALE.How TO BE YOUR OWN LAND
lord near Mount Pleasant with 500 cash and $50
monthly For full particulars drop postal tee
phone or call for new 18page illustrated book
let. plat, &c. Of North Columbia Heights. Car
riage free TO the property
FULTON X. GORDON Io4 18th NV
Telephone Main SOS NJ selo-4t
FOR SAIE-DESIRABLE LOT on SMALL ST
hw' suitable for nice stable, manufacturing
purposes; size 1oox100; price, 35c per foot. Ad-
dress c. NJ s., Star office. se9-6t.
FOR SALE VACANT LOTS = CHEAPEST IN
city tnow is the time to buy)-2 lots Kenyon
ST. Columbia Heights 18th ST., Soc. per
foot; lots with party walls, II me-, Doe.
per root; lots. Is feet each. near Pa ave. Sc,
4oc per foot; looxSo, on y st. NV, near lines
OF cars, roc per foot; East Capitol 18th.
soc per foot tstreet cnncretedB. The above are
big bargains. Also 20 lots at Lincoln Park, all
sizes and prices. CHAS A. SHIELDS, 1405 +
st. n. se9-3t
FOR SALE A SPLENDID LOT. 25XIO0 ON
Mass ave-. ct less than So a foot; giIt-edge IN
vestment.
jy26tf GASCH BROS 1907 St
FOR SALE-LOTS. LOTS. LOTS
IN ALI. SECTIONS.
YOU'LL SAVE TINE AND MONEY
BY GETTING OUR LIST.
IN THE FASHIONABLE SECTIONS
ON COLUMBIA AND WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC and sos E st. NV.
my17-tf
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A FEW MORE ACCEPTABLE BOARDERS CAN
be accommodated at Bright View, Germantown,
Met. r.. during Sept. later, at 81 per week
Write Mrs l.. ]. YOUNG, Germantown Md. 1t.
LINGAN0RE HILLS INN-OPEN THROUGH THE
fall and winter. Steam heat. Situated large
farm, which supplies the table with vegetables
cream milk poultry &c. Telephone and all mod
ern cOnveIlcnces. Refs. eXch. Miss +. NJ.
BROWN, Frederick. Md. au29-26t
RURAL HOME on WEST RIvER''-NoW OPEN.
Nicely located on West river, in view of Chesa-
peake bay, miles below Bay Ridge: good shade;
large lawn; fishing, grabbing, rowing and sailing;
fruit in season. For descriptive circular address
G1rs.l MATILDA NOVEL;. Shady Side. Md.
ie04-TSt-6
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FOR RENT-NO 455 MO AVE. NV; IL ROOMS
and stable; centrally located and opposite the
park. For terms apply to CHAS. c. LANCAS
TER. Ownre 14I9 G. St NV se46ts
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FOR EENT-OWNERS. ATTENTION! HAVING
exhausted our list of yacants. compelled
to turn away applicants daily Owners Of small
fats or houses tenants through us.
NORMENT & SMITH. RIM. 4, S31 Pa. NV.
sa9-
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

COC NTRf HOME FOR SALE-FARM OF 4S
acres. partly In orchard: land In high state OF
cultivation; good house and outbuildings; excel
lent water Address Box 3d. Vienna. Va. seS-3ts
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-05-30
@rntebert6t. t.
Mnihinntnn. 2S. 9n2ni

Die tpD6entIibe 3uiammenTtcqung
bes Wettcrbureaus entbdIt bic fols
9enben glngdben:
Die nit bem &c. N2ai enbenbe
8ohe sei9nete Ii9 in Der @egcno bcs
5eIiengebirges bur9 iebr giinItige
SemperaturperbGItniTe aus unb in
Der @egens Der srpben Seen uno Der
mittelutldntif6en Staaten bur9
reibIiaen Hegenfuu. Sm Obiotbal
tann BON elmer beporItebenben Oiirre
ihperlttb bic Reoe Iein. Oaeegen 1T
in Sennefee. MiiiiIiippi, Qllabama
unb 6loriou Ge9en GuBerit erpiinI9t.
Sn Der See9egeno nurben bic 6eloz
arbeiten bur9 ben anbaltenocn Reaen
erbebli) eeit6rt unb oiel S6doen anz
gericbtet. On Der &iiIte bes StiIIen
Nleere5 berrihte unfangs Der Do6e
beftt9e SGIte, beIonoers in Waib>
in9ton unb Oregon, ipdter miIberte
IitA Die QuftipGrme. 9tu9 in Salt
fornten pdren bic eritcn Sage Der
Wo4e uuffauenb tiibl. 2Gm 19. unb
20. tamen in ben mittleren Iopie in
ben 5elien9ebirgs beftige
Ra6tfrDite bpr. Sn MiFouri, benz
obercn MiiIiiiippi iotpie i'm S6iotbai
uno in Der Seegegenb purbe bas
NldispfIdn5en bur9 bic 6eftigen 3es
gengii1e febr bebinoert. sSriibaez
pfldn5ter Mdis ma9t in ben Central
t9GIern bereits quite SortI4ritte. @on
Nebrdstu, &anias unb gepiTen &C.
genbeu in Sninois, Snbiana, Mi9is
gan unb Wisconiin perocn aber
mertli9e 5orti9ritte bes 8iRtere
Bei3ens beri6tct.
Qus ben 8eri6ten BON SenneFee,
&entudp, Sbio, ben mittteren Iiioz
atlantif4en Stddten unp ben Dtli6eu
8olfitdaten gebt berpor, baB bus
@etreioe BORT niht om beIten Itebt
uno tetnen groben @rtrdg in QuSii9t
ftelt. Sn Serds lit bic @rnte in polz
lem @ange unb in 4rfanIas, 2tlus
bdmu, foipie ia iiibIi9en &anius pirb
nd6lten8 bamit begonnen perben. Nn
Der pacifif9en 8iite Iinb bic @rntes
ausiicbten gut, ausgenommen i'm Iuo>
liden GaIifornien. Sn Oregon IoGl
bas Getreibe nit piel ltntraut per=
miI6t fein. Sn galifprnien fGngt Der
Wintsrpei5en an gu reifen unb bic
@rnte fpirb baIb ibren Nnfang nebs
men. Sn ben mittlersn, Iiibatlanti>
fden unb Dftli6en @pIf1toaten berrI9t
ni9t bic bette AuST9t auf cine rei1e
Saferernte, bonn WiKpuri Sbol, ben
oberen Miifiifippi Sbdlern unb ben
Steppen tommen ieoOb 9iinitisere
9a9ri6ten.
Die 9lu7iidten auf cine rei9li9e
8aumpplIernte iinb our9gebenbs bic
beiten. Sn gelpihen 3egenben BON
Seras, Stldbomd uno 9llabamd itellt
ii9 biel @ras auf ben SeIbern rin
unb i'm iiibli6en Seras pirb Der Grs
tra9 burA cine Irt 2duIe beeintrG9s
tigt. Die neuli9en 3egenfGae in
Sbio. Sennefee unb ben mittelatlun>
tii9en Staaten boben oa3u beigetras
gen, baB bic @erpflan5ung bcs 3us
bads in pDrtbeilbufter @eiie Dor ii9
9eben fam.
0ie Sbitcrnte i'm biozS6al unb
anbcrcn Gegcnben perIpri9t feline Tebr
rei6lihe gu perOen. 8eionbers gilt
bies in ben mittleren unD iiibliben
otIantiIben Stoaten bon Pfirii9en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-05-30
Der Republit Suba perbtn bic

Der Republit &uba perotn oit
@liidpiinIdbe Der partei 5u ibren
@rIteben oareebratbt uno iie ipirb ii
Der 8Dlterfamilie bspilltommnet uni
Der 8unIb ausgeiprohen, DAB fin
8uba siinitise 3onperbdItniiie sei6af
fen tperben Iplltsn.
Die llebernabme unIerer neusn BE
fibungeH ptro glitgebeiben uno oi'
Soffnung duseeIpro9en, oob oiC
fremoen @0lter unt.r bem S6uBe oeS
Sternenbanners ii9 nit ueuer 2ebens:
fraft entipideln tperben. Der Yrdii'
bent tpirb gu ben bisbertsen Grfolger
. in Der llnteroriidune Der Repplutior
in ben 9bilippinen begIiidipiini9t.
9as Ootliment entbGlt alsoanr
einen 9pbIpru9 uuf. bic glrmee unr
sSlptte, ipobei bic angebli9en 8reuel
ouf benpbilipptnen bebauert peroen
unb srtIGrt ii9 fir bic Sdupt9runba
IGbe Der republitanii9en Yartei.
Bum S9IuB pirb Der glndr6tsmus
perbammt unb Elm @eieb empfoblen
bur9 neI9es ben llmtrieben beriels
ben erfolsrei9 entgesensstreten lperber
fann.
Die noniinirien ganoioaten Iiuo:
StaatsietretGr, 9efuis 6. 2aplin BON
9eorudlf.
Sfidter beg Sberserihtes, @ilinm
9. @retu BON Mc9onnelspilIe.
Nubrunssmittel. 6 ommifdr, Sprace
Nntcnep BON Senica.
Mitslieb Der 8eb6rbe fit bffentlide
Grbeiteu, @ilIiam Ssirtlep Sr., BON
Defiance.
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SO eftin B G n.
Gt. oSohn. 9lnti0no., 29. Wtoi

vi. NSulls AlllSiu'r 80 @>tNt'
Der britiIhe9ampfer rSontabeQe,
pel6er, BON Nengort fommeno, mcbs
rere SGfen her peftinbiI6en Sniein
an3ulaufen i'm 8esriff ite6t uno rnter
9lnbcrem in Sort be 5rance 2ebensz
mittel gelanoet bat, 1T bier ungcfpntz
men. Ser 8upitGn cradbIt, buB. als
bas S9ifT am Ha6mitta9e bes 27.
Wlai an Ct. pierre, Martiniqne, porz
iberfubr, Der feuerIpeienoe Wtont Pe@
lee oide Rau6rppiten ausiparf tpel6e
BON 8liBen umaudt puroen, Die 40
Meilen peit iihtbar iparen. Qls ii9
bas Sampfibiff nod so Meilen bonn
llfer befdnb, ipurb es BON feinem
@f9enitaube beoedt.
9foieou, Dominica, 30. gtai.
Der bon 2onbon nc6 Barbados
fobrenbe 9ampfer rSaodn" 1T bier
onoelanat. als bas S9iff am WtOnt
gelee auf Der SSnIel Murtinique pors
iiberbampfte, Idben bic an gorb 8cs
finbliden bide i9narse Ruudipolten
aufiteigen, au6 tiel elm feiner af6ens
regen. 2lIlgemein slaubt man bier,
bab ii9 I6On tpieOer elm Iusbru4 err
ei9net bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-05-30
Stdots gonnention n.
gpihita. &nns.. %. Wai.

Nuf Dem repubIitaniI9sn Stats
Gonpent, lpel9er bier in SiBung trat
purbe Der 8ertreter bes berporragenos
item 9puperneursz&anbibaten @m. S
gaiIep, 9eOr9e 6. Gple, gum tempords
rem @oriiBer erpd9lt.
y auncefpte's 8egrGbni B.
DaiHin9tOn, .. g., %. Mtai.
Die 8eiisBung Der 2ei9e Des britt
i9en Soti4Gfters, 2pro pauncefote,
erfolgte unter 8etbeilisung DerSpiBeH
bes @ipilz unb Ntilitarbeamtentbums
nit bem srOBten pompe, Der bisber
bel elmer perartisen 6eier beoba4tet
purbe. Der rditoent, bas &abinett,
bic 9lusi9iiiIs fir auslpdrtise hinge
legenbeiten Der beiben 9duier bes
Gpngreifes ippie bic 9D9ittpmman>
pirenoen bes 9eeres unp Der 6lotte
nabnen Qlntbeil an Der iSeler. 8Dn
Der britif9en 8oti9aft lpurpe Die
2eibe, bon elmer gapaIlerie @sfortt
begIeitet, na9 Der ct. Sobns GbrrG
iiberfiibrt. Oils @bren 8abrtu9trd=
ger fungirten babel Der beuti9e Bot
i4after b. SOueben, iopie bic iibrigen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. StaatSz
ietretdr 9ap, 8priiBer 9enberIon ppm
Heprdientuntenbauie, unb Der iteas
oertretenbe @priiBer oeS 8unbesienuts
Srpille 90. 9latt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-05-30
sSolmtoin, Colo. %. Mtoi.
Ser e6te Strufe
0hilooeIpbia, 30. 28. @ai.

RullApNAPbAhf fA'g -Cs ~gANAs
Ser Neder 8iaidm 6drmon Cane
lpurbe peaen Der @rmorbuns Ieiner
Q(rbeitae6erin Gua Sdrbcn uno ibrer
bcioen minberjGbrigsn 909ter ges
Icntt. 0as i6eubIi9e 9erbredcn
ipurbe am /. Npril bon bem in 6rdu
Surbeu's Dieniten itebenOen Reger
bsriibt. Dieter bate feline Serrin erit
um mebrsre @slbtetrdge befOblsn, unb
beging, um ii6 Dor Strafe gu i6iiBen,
ben oreifd6en Wioro, inbem er bic
Wut.er uno ihre beibsn I09ter i'm
Utter pon 7 unb y Sobren nd4eins
amber eri9ob. Rad Der S4ieBerei
fli6tste ii4 Der untolo na4 6dmoen,
81. G., nurbe dber nenige Stunoen
fpdter in 5dft ssnommen.
ginIoo oung ongen m m N.
Can glntonio, 3ero 2S Woi.
9luf cine an ben Erdiioenten Goo'
iebelt oerid,tete ginIaouug Der i'm OF
tober bier itattiinbenoen ausiteaun1
bei8uuobncn BAT Der QrdiiOentgromr
BON Der guaiteaungs.@e .@eieaid)ait uor
6em Qrioatiefrctcr res Qrdiioenten
Gortelpou, Elm Sd)reiben erbaIten. ii
meldem Der grdiioent uerittidt ieint
Qln9elegenbeitrn 10 5u 1ronen, bob er
i'm StanOe iei, 5ur .lusiteaung 81
fommen.