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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26
Nrnnf 6. @renneis.

Gg farb am o. 5ult 1902 in ieiner lebtsn 9sObz
nunq, CIR. 1908, SomcrictzStr., Grant =. Srenn=
finbst beute, Somitlg, Moroens 38 l(br, bonn
Srauer6auie aus nab Der ct. Satobuszair5e, mo
cine Rsquiern=Mefe fir ieine Seeleuril5e abqcbalten
tpirb, unD oanu nab benz p@l. GrlDier=Grieobofe1
ftdtf 2JD-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26

0o9 Dem IeBten Gen 3
leben in Snbien bret Mtiaionen5rauen
inter neun, unb feds Mtaionen
Srauen BON 5e6n Bis bier5ebn Sab
rem; babel 175,OOO Mittpen, pel9e
ni9t gang finf3ebn 2en5e geie9en
batten.
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Gamitas, ben &c. Snli 1902.

r@ufri9tiee 9O1ititer"
eiebt's ni9t. Senh tpenn tie ranfz
ri9tis" finb, 10 finb ie feline Polittz
fer, unb penn iie Politifer itno, 10
limb ie ni6t aufri4ttg. (Weitl. Yoit.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26

Menn allies dugenbltd=
Ii9 i'm 8unOesf9ab lagernOe 8elb
unter bic 8epD6ner Der Ser. Staten
bertbeilt perben niirbe, nirbe jeber
$3.50 erbalten. Limb am nG9iten
Sage i9on piirbe Morgan ONES haz
ben," meint cine 3eitung in ct.
2ouis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26
% nreau res tartzRcsiarators,

rs Hre1u frS Stact@Hc1lftrators,
~ nltimo re-, Den p. Suli 1902.
Sir Gommifdre fir DEN 9ur5bru1 Der StruBen
in Der StaOt Baltimore BADEN eineu poQitdnOiQen
UNI ptrbtftrtcn &sribt itber ole @irt6trb0buu0s=
etrutrH, Gnti6dOiguuQcu uno Q~usga6cn iir ole
G]ouOtmujrunQ uno Sur6brcbunq Der gitenzSty.,
bon 2aupals= StraBe bis Rort6=4oenuc, in gtndBz
belt Der am q. Sanuar 1902 b~tftdt;Qtcu 9srorOnung
beg W}aoors UNI Staotratbs Don Baltimore, aus
QefertiQt uno BEL mir b~intcrltQt.
IS miro bicrmit bttannt Qema6t, oab pie Bidder
uno 9ldne b~tiagtsr aifens StraBe i'm 9ureau Deg
etaotzi Qi1ratorg OreiBiQ sage lang BON
beute an licQen bleiben 3ur 9riifunQ aQcr Ooran
bet6ejliQtn Qcriouen, tpdbrcn0 ipctber Belt QScn
bic 6nti3eiounq Der GOmmiTdre in lrgeuO eintm
@cri9te, pel5cs @eEiats9arttit Darii6er bat, APP
peQjrt peroen tlHn.
George u. geumfcn,
C3uti26, NuQ2 BIO Carbohydrates.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26
81 Merchandise Miners
MeFeru Warh(anh Balm.

Grttt in &raft m q. Stunt 1902
8Hgs OsrludeH @iatusStatiOH, Dte fOlgt:
9dglt9.
40 UtorQsHg - S6Hsasug, Sauptlinie, 6nesrss
topu, q. / 80. Rp. uuO benz SIOsn, ausges
nommen SonHtag, y. Q. u u. Gbambergburg,
martingburo, g9iHdeter uuo 9uhtten an Der
rGbeiapeats u. g9tt;rH @abn."
e.l5 g~prm.-QtusDlar Grprtb. Eur 9sRsWaL)
1856 9Orm-afOm. mad GmOr0s8rODs.
9dqIi6 usgeH o. NJ r 2 oHutd q 8
TBS @urm-gort, 3. & g. YIN. unO 0auptljuis
Dfli9 BON GuOrp'grOpe, Carlisle uHo q. 4 s..
9a1n.
s.ll 9urm-6auptliais, @a8erstoipn, 66ipbengs
burg. 6rsosrid, Gmmitsburg uno q. & B.
8o., bis SbeuoHbOab.
1912 @oruL-4tiOm. mad tlutoHs@riogs, 9ort u.
GETTYSBURG.
1890 0~adm.-Htfom. mad GnorpsgrOOe.
'2.25 Radm.-4ttom. mad Gnorg=@rope.
3.2 Ra6m.-Slue 0(0uHtdiH GgPrsB CgarlorE
Gar; ftrHer 6rtOsrid.
3.32 0u6m.-6rp. mad Qorf uno 9. & 8. Sio.
4.0l Qa6m.-Grp. mad 4uHttsH on Der Qaupts
LIME, 6ugerstOpn, GrcOsrid, GmmitsbuFa IND
6bippsnsburo.
500 Ra8m.-Ggp. mad @I0Hopu. atfOm. i'Hi1iis
uuioH=GriCse.
5.25 0u5m.-4ftom. mad 0ltFa.
6.l5 g~bsnos-4ftom. mad unions9Tio0s.
Rur SoHHtugs.
9.35 9orm-gftoni. mad llniOHs9rioes uno Sa'
u0ber.
235 Ro6m.-QIsom. mad lluiOus8riOgs-
Az Qa6m.-Qttom. nab 4ItFa
qiatt. uno @tpddsCfijcs, 30 Sh+@aNo,5 @I,
.9Rqe bulteu an llHioHs, penna. zA0f' U"'''"-
uno 8albrOots (ROrtbsAotnul St9I'0GG; n 81
g. .. grt5POIn q. D. u
aanorrsst. Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26
80 fetn Ser ftanb ben
@eritGnbiQen iieht.
9as tibet in. Gtnfalt Elm ttnblt4 Sc
miit6."


9as tibet in, Gtnfalt Elm ttnblt4 Sc
miit6."
60 mar e5 au9 einem 56lt9ten
Neeerprebiger b%orbebulten, bas Hdtb>
iel iiber bic nrid9en Der pulfunif4en
@tDrungen, bas ben Gelebrten 70 pieI
8opf5erbre9en mudt, einfa4 unb
iiberSeugenb gu lDfen. Ser f9par3e
Gottesmann iagt ndmlid fetnen 90z
rerr1 afip: rQls @ott Die @elt eri6uf,
ba ma9te er AUDI bas GrbDl. 9as
tpar CUR SeIung Der @rDa6fe be-
itimmt. Nun baden aber Die gelOz
gierigen N}enf9en, ~befonOers Der Dell
Sruft, Der Grbe 10 bel PetrOleum
ent5ogen, baB ni3t mebr genug
@6mier0G in Der @rbe lit. Die CRIB
a9ie lit troden getpprben unb bat ii9
heiB gelaufen. 1nb bann fam cine
@todung in Der 0rebung Der @rbe,
11nb 70 tit Der Srubel enttanben."-
SIT bas ni6t pluufibel9 Der Stan
barb Oel>Sruit" aber fOute fir bas
angeri4tete grobe nnbeil CUR Ser
authorizing ge5ogen perben!
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anuppu.0arf.@emeter

R.us et.tiontn fnb Jest 1ur Sti3tigune bsrgs=
rihtst. Qisle ause.Ddbltt Cots. Ctr Supsrinisus
bent beg Crumbs RHb BOosns piro ieOs seUiini4ts
Ausfunft ~srtbtilen. - Sas Gremdtoriu m
febt t6alih lur aniptftisn often. MsasH Rdberem
tueuee mas f3 an ben GuperintennsRten Dpg an
pas Earsaa In y 3. I'll. fhsSsratraa'SsEass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26

@ineiir bic 8rauer IN 6z
tige Gntf9eibung bat bos Sbergeri9t
BON @isconiin abgegeben, babin lauz
tenb, baB es ungeieBIi4 1T, 8ier
pom @ugen brett an prtbutGelte gu
perfaufen unb in bieiem 5uqe cine 2tz
cen3 pOrbanben ietn muB. Die 8ruuez
rel BARI bas Bier nur an licenttirte
Nirtbe berfaufen, einerlei, Ob es in
SGiTern ober Slaf6en lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26
Sena Seramtb shpin9er.

sc ging elm sur &u6s an "a. Suli 1902 Qena
6ereutb S6Dineer, 9elisbts @attiu BON 9obn
s@Dinger. Die &terOiquug fiuost btute,
6amfag, ben 26. Sui, ~g}a9nittags I llbr, BON
ibrer le5tcn g8obnung, CIR. 1912, 9ipjiOu=Str.
aus itatt. 9eiisBuno %prioatim. C20G-0
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Neae Inseigen.
Wat. ct. Soiepbs=@pnea.

5tuOusn=Gurius: RIaiTi6er, DiTtni81itIi6er unO
fuuimdnnii5er llnterri6t; orinOlider uHterri6t in
bro 6eiiiOn bon iHnf Tlonatsn SI15. StuOi,H
beginner an 3 lie t q, ben 2. 5sptember 1902.
9tan %oOrslfre:
Srueer Scfepb, DIRECTOR.
Citation 3, Baltimore, MD.
Rutaloo auf 9srIangsn. Quill 1ttl 5&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26

Wl6 annapolis, vi. Yt01al otation, H.5D, o.55
Borm., COMMUNICATION, 800 9.W S0rm'
u2.15, AIS, $40 gta6m.
qbfabrt BON COMMUNICATION mad GrroerIa,
F.35, !9.47 9orm.. 29.l5 8urm., lbs, A.O nHs
1916 Ra6m.
Rad 8in6stu, 1920 gOrrd., 1910, A90ga3m;
Rad 6aasrgtopu, 1890 Born, AIS, 4SS
Radmittaos. %
Ra8 GIicottsgito un6 Sit @;yb, 2otat, !7.35,
1915 0orrt., lips, !430, 1915 gta8m., $780,
sll.3O &bcuog.
Qod 6urtis' gao, 1923 Toro,Hs.
Ra6 Qurup, Wt. REDISTRIBUTION, '2.56 Ea4m.
r,un,r.E fotior q 10 Vahu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26

0uBbten g. 8. g" bi NJ
8e 0bminiitrution, influiDe bes BrGz
fibenten, fir Die 9erbitzGampugne
mobi1 ma6t, lGBt baruuf f6lieBen,
baB Iie ben Gteg nt9t fir etnen lei9t
gu gentnnenben bdlt. Wo5u fonit Die
augemeine Mobilma9ung? 4qerz
bings finb unter ben &abinetsmitgliez
bern etltde erfa6rene unb erprpbte
politif6e Gtrategen, Die pie Die nSq.
@taats3eitung" es nennt, ME bergrGz
1ibent geiibte 0%plfspaufer finb. 60
bic beiben &abinetsmitglieber BON
Soma, 5inan3miniiter SbuD unb
Nferbuuminiiter Wtlfon, Die 8etbe
cine langid6rige 11e6ung i'm &eben
ouf benz Stump beIiBen. @u9 Srteg5z
minifter Hopt unb Slpttenminifter
M}ppbD iinb GuBerft gefpanbte @oltsz
rebner. StaatsmtntIter SAB berftebt
fi6 ebenfaQs auf @oltsberebtfamteit
unb 1T po%blerfabren i'm btplomatiz
f9en 8er19letern. Iiur Stpet &abi@
netsmitgGieber, Der Miniiter bes Snz
nern 5it4cod unb Der 8eneralpoIts
meifter papne, berii6ern, buB ite nit
benz beIten @tGen nt4t CUR Qttdque
bprgeben f0nnen. @s gebt i6nen tpie
ienen Sum6ours Der Acknowledgment
8iirgerpe6r, bic 8efebl befamen, Die
SrommeG gu riibren, bemfelben aber
nt9t na6tamen, rBarum triimmeln
sc benin nit?" frugte Der GOmmanz
btrenbe. Seer bappe's net gelernt,"
lautete Die treuber5ige Qntport.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26
Baltimore Irnnsfer Co.,

~ ASSg
81 dI after art,
SaHns9os, CrdetervgBaaen. cmHibnfe HHe
~0arfsWhaetous.
geionoere auimertiamfeit miro Der SsToreeruH9
ron 8afaeieren, @spad Hno 6rahten ieoer arI sei1Io1
met; BoraRihldsc fur Resltaffen, guf8t,heH L. yer
ien6sH Don ~GilssHsH ShTinteH II. ittpereI aEalniner'f
asma@L ISaH3L124tts)
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- Way-Down-the-Bay

uno eboptaHf=8irsr : Grfurfousn, $50 0lsilen,
SaljDaftr, DEN gaHjeH Gag, 2ebsnsretter fir flein,
Rlnosr. Sunbsrts BON srauttn ourg pieIs Nugs
tltist tpitetr broeft'qt: Der prd6tioe uno ~boSuldre
9ampisr .GHma gilts,A ieotu itutao uuo
Sonnerfao nm z ubr Born, Radtuuft um
10 llbr Gbsnss. Stgsts soc.
(Suni7, S&5A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26

@enn bic repubGttaniz
f9en Gtumprebner es fertig brtngen,
nGbrenb Der fommenben Champagne
bas @plf babDn 81 iiber5eugen, bdB
es 10 redt unb gu ieinem 8eiten 1T,
DaB bic MuslGnber amerifanil9e proz
butte um 40 pro3ent biqiger taufen
fDnnen, als Die @merifaner, 10 1T
linen Elm grobes @erf gelungen, unb
has @plf Der Ser. Staaten bat es
bann ni6t befer perbient, ais Stlape
Der Srufts 3u fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26

Sefamntmaflnnaen
t$tart.S urss . Department,

o~tartsJHgtIlIe T9sNepaTfCmCnTr
Ratbbaus,
aItimpre ben q. Suli 1902.
Ser StaOt=5 ngenieur lpirD an q. Suli 1902 an
Srt unO Gttle eribeintH, um oas GiOeau Der
folQen0tn StraBsn 3pii3en DEN Q~euanntcu 9uutz
ten 5u BEN be3ej9nsteu StunOn fsf5uiteaen:
3acssStraBe, pom 6ort=NOtuue bis Qcatbs5tr.,
nm 3 llbr 0a5m.
aitsn=Strabe, pom Gtort6zgpcnue bis 2auoale=
StraBe, UNI 4 llbr Nadm.
y. Z. 6enrau,
(Suli2, q, 2,25,20 StaOtz5Hgenieur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26
Baltimore 2anpf=H afct=Sp.
Nlte Hnp iuUerldiGGc
9 n [ e.

gIeaauts 8ampier tdgltb, ausgeHomucu Come
tags ron ben Eeuen Iiers yr. 10, IL, II uRo ID,
elQbtz StrGRe, nm $50 uhr Q6euoS nad oh &pint
Somfort, Nnrfoif, Portsmouth uuo alien
@unften zee Sucens. BerblnbuHg IN lortsmout5
nit Der - SeGboaro dir Ginie" aeihIOiCHtr 3ug, 8ort5s
m5Utb mad atlanta. gHee gcrbiHbuHg Su l4eloou
nit Der ~GtI0nttc Scat 2lHie." gu giurtolt 8erbins
ouHa nit Der rgtorfoIt nHo Carolina" -Jiorfolt uH0
Sout6rrn," ~Qtldutic uHo DaRpile" uub rgtorfoIt aao
gSeiterH StieE6abn," uno nit Der DID 3omiHIons
9inIe" nnt NepterHe uHo GSaibineton, yi.sS.
Yia6lEeiteH mad Dem europdliheR Blanc. Sururioie
SaiitenzSimmer. @ietrriite SeIeuttung. 9ampis
beiSuHg. Stolen frei. IiaH beIcge 8aiItenz 3tmmsr i'm
8oraU5 I'M Billet Sitreau Der Sais9IHie, Suomeits
Baltimore uno @aIperts Stra5e. 2elepbuH 1875.
SObH u. SbcrpOoc, sBiaidm@ Rdned1,
gSIces4rQiioeEt Gen. ~. uno 4ail. 4gsnt.
uno GeHerGIsUiGuaaer. g.. BrOwns G.'SiQsts astat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26

0ie Ontario 8 d e"
16reibt, baB Der S4ub5Ol Der Ser
einigten @taaten 5pei Wfal 10 bod lei,
nie Der canabtf6e, unb baB in 5olge
befen Der canabif4e Murft beItdnoig
nit omerifanif4 en Manufafturen II.
Sarmprobuften iiberi4pemmt peroe.
Ser canabi19e 9robu3ent bagegen
fDnne feinen @tntrttt in bic amertfdz
nif9en Mdrtte erlungen, uno besbal6
miiBten Die 30Ge unbebingt erbObt
tperben. WGbrenb Ganaba nur 5pOli
Gents 3pa auf ben 8uI4el 9erite err
bebe, betrage Der amerifanii4e Sim
fubr5pu 80 Gents, unb Gbnlt9 lei eS
nit bielen anberen SarmproOutten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26

Oie Miln. r8ermanta"
f6reibt iiber Die breibunOert Sroensz
perleibungen an Qmeritdner: n9iejez
niqer, Die babel leer ausgeben, tperoen
ii6 bamit tr0ften, baB cine pom anne
rifaniI9en @eiit bur4gliibte 8ruit
fein pafenber pIab fir einen preuBi.z
f6en Orben 1T. 4ber es bleibt cine
SbatIa9e, baB man in benz bemptraz
tiIden Mmertfa nit bemfel6en De-
eniigen bas Senfter aufreiBt, tpte i'm
mpnar9i59en europa, upenn 10 Elm
9pgel geflogen fommt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26
Warnnrethn CbcrenScr.

Gg farb am %. Suli 1902 Margarrtba O6creubcr
i'm Glitter BON 68 Subrtn, geliebte Satin Oes Ocr=
f~torbenen Sobnnn Cbcreuoer. Sie 9etroiQuuQ iin=
oct beutc c, Samitag, Nadmitta0s ? llbr, ppu Ter
q8obnuug hires gruOers, gr. $50, Sioz9ono=
StruBe, aus tatt.
Sic trauernben @tnterbGtebenen.
cA0s u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26

Som 9Gatt, Der 8oB Der
repu6lifani19en partei, meint, Die
Gepu6lifaner niirben Die nG3fte
@abli8la4t sepinnen. ielbit penn
1ie einen gelben 9unb an Die SptBe
bes Sidets 1telten. Dies 1T Elm bib
f6es Compliment fir Die @dblerz
mafen bieies Staates, bas fie bpfz
fentli6 gu piirbi9en ~tpifien, platt TT
elm GROCER Menf9enfenner, aber er
bat feline Meni4enfenntniB t6euer
be3a6len miifen. @r fat Die M(enz
f6ena4tung bafiir bingegeben.
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cute SeEtnneen Gorr,IponOsnt.nl.

Joe. prO euubsrt, su baden in Der GIEce as -8,nt4
lGtH eorreDonosntefb% SGItlmsgeS &tE IRA 8oRs
6GIess AeEIR5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-26
u6unal 8lnc "9tnie

nab philadelphia mc 9feO gUre.
CeRli6. &bi. .. 6amo,a. 45t D, III
STap. @m. 8 3ia,r = 7.55 Dorm. 1850 9, 8
8uIfet 9arlor ...... ! GIG 9orm. N y
9arlor, Diner ..... ? 30 %9'W' OF 49, o., ~ =
9crlor, Diner ... IJ.JJ Sos". a : N ~ ~
P"StUs, 1;r,,t,o argibIistljb pullman : Sug,
1y!D9ut m-rGor CbiuUatjou, Speiit= uHS
GHIlG S"y,s'' 34g NlAm. 3 " 3.53 g..
Barrier. Gintr 80. ooo ~ a. 003 " " n r.
6oab;g nab 4btlao. = ygy "oOa' 80 . y
" -Srr ir,.1gu nab NcUs9Ort fsrti8 sum
Gsbraud in Wr. &opals~IaiLoR nm lOV 90tnos.
q. uab &t!11titseIi0 al 2eIDsHIIVsH' q Ha@
atlautit.Gitp ta3lt9.
Qls 8ugs ba!!sH IN IStm'n9fon' y, bali tn
6bster al.
nb;rr MFom. .... sos Born. $40 9orm.
glb..a. Erprgb ..... "2.30 NabE. 1876 Eahm-
Nbira. GrgrtB 800. 455 Yabm. 400 Gctm.
gbsroun ItlOm. p. !5.25 Ga3ui. $3.50 RObm.
Vhila. glU0m. %. 1850 Mbo5. ?6l5 @t0g.
g~ias.sgirtaur IorotptitsGdt GalUcrt= uup 9uls
timort=Sr., Nr. pol. 6iD=9roaouap, mt. 9pgal,
Citation pOsr Gamocrs Station.
.. g. Martin, Wsr. 9af. Srafiu.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-01

We will have a special nice line Of
candies TO offer our trade Saturday
of this week. AS usual we are having
made for us by Chandler e. Rudd,
Cleveland, Ohio. full line Of their
fine candies, made up for our special
order, so that they will be nice and
fresh, both in bulk and in their a
pound, p pound and pound boxes.
You get Chandler & Rudd candies
from us at same prices as sold by them
in Cleveland, and just as fresh each
week, We ask you TO try them, you
are sure that they are the best that
can be made, and everything used is
of the very best Also salted al
monds and peanuts. Last Tuesday
we sold out every package of peanut
butter we had in stock, since that time
we had made for us special, and have
received a full line 10. 10 and % cent
sizes our best grade peanut butter.
You can rely on getting it fresh from
us, and run no chances of getting old
stock that may have lain in the whole
sale houses or in the stores to get
old.
We get our peanut butter made spe-
ell for us the very best grade of pea
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-01
IN ITS HISTORY
Fish Business at Gloucester Tied
Up by Strike.

Gloucester, Mass, Aug. 1.-The first
labor strike in the history OF the fish
business, which has been pursued
here since 1923, began last night.
The workmen gathered up the pc
cuiarly shaped knives used in fish
skinning and the bone hooks, wrapped
them in their aprons and walked
out.
The Fish Packers and Curers' as
sociation held long meeting yester-
day, at which the situation was dis
cussed, and 1t was decided to present
an unbroken front to the demands of
the men About 1000 men and wo-
men. those who skin, cut and pack
the fish. are out.
The fish handlers, those who handle
the fish and prepare them for curing,
arc also in the union and are inyolv.
ed. They will not handle, any fish
as long as the strike is OH, say the
leaders. The Fish Sorters and Trim
mers' union, which is composed of
the female workers, has not been call
cd out, but unless the demands are
granted they will quit work tomorrow
night.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-01
|Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished by the Abstract, Title
Guarantee & Trust Co., 220 South Main
st.
Joseph C. Ewart to Flora b. Ewart,
"a IT. Z in. on e. Market st. near Forge
ST., $4,000.
Heirs of Wiegand Wagner to Geo,
Webber. 40 IT. on Third ave-, $3.50.
Will Christy to Joseph Babel, n lot
of land on cor. of jefferson ave. and
w. Exchange ST., $3.50.
Peter Gassman to Elizabeth Gass.
man. 90 #. on Range St, Barberton
snd 7-10 OF an acre in Norton near
Johnston's corners, 81, and other con,
siderations.
Perry Smith and wife to W. Oliver
Wise, trustee, lot in Thomastown, ST.
William Crogan to Sherman McCon-
mel, so feet on Schell ave, s1700.
Otto Il. Kraft and wife to Lena
Kline, 40 feet on Moore ST., Barber
ton. S1400.
Julia r. Glines to Thomas Clemen-
gen, IA feet OH Maple ST., 81.
Charles Heepes TO Caroline Hale,
$3.50 feet on Benjamin st.. 5000.
The Barberton Land and Improve
ment Co., to Lena Kline, "a feet on
Hopocan ave-, Barberton, 500.
Daniel Harter to Hattie Z. Duncan,
one-half acre OF land in Coventry.
$3.50.
George Wyble to George A. Clark,
GO feet OH May ST., $170O.
Sherman Mcconnell to VIM. and
Jemima Crogham, so feet on Schell
ave., $1T00.
Charlotte A. Brooks to John w. Nye,
64.1O feet on Hazel ST., $1,000.
James NJ. Jones to Mary A. Jones,
1890 feet on Tallmadge aye.$1.
Catharine Kcebcrle to Louis Il. Hnp.
fer, 5000 feet on, Goodrich ST., $3.50.
Joseph Gasser to Margaret e. Cum
ningham, SO feet on Center St. 500
'Chas. A. Rehor to the Akron Build
ing & Loan Co., $40 feet on South
ST., 81 and other considerations.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-01
STRONG TIDE
Forced Swimmer TO Give Up
Trying to Cross Channel

Dover, Eng, Aug. 1.-Holbein, the
long distance swimmer, who left Cape
Cris-Nez at $40, o'clock last night, in
an attempt to swim across the Eng
lish channel failed to reach this place.
He was forced to leave the water at
8 o'clock this morning when he was
but eight miles from Dover, on ac-
count of encountering an unexpectedly
strong tide. He left the water in ex-
cellent physical condition. The SWIM
mer had covered 30 miles when he was
forced to give up the attempt. His
time for the distance was IL hours,
% minutes. He will renew his attemp
on Aug. IL.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-01
EAGLE
Carried Away an Indian a
Baby.

Ellis, Ind, Aug 1.-The young child
Of James Harris was carried away
by an eagle yesterday. The Harris
family lives in dense woodland, near
here.
Mrs. Harris placed her sleeping child
In hammock, which was suspended
in the front yard, and returned to the
house. A few moments later she
heard the child scream, and hurrying
to the yard was Mortified to see the
infant in the clutches Of the huge
bird. After searching more thai, an
hour, tho, child was found mt the foot
of a brush heap In the woods. 1t had
several deep scratches on its body,
but was otherwise unlnjured. The
bird was not found,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-01
PERSONALS.

Miss Minnie Rampanelli is visiting
her brother, Charles r.. at Pittsburg
Mrs. Gus Deville, of Canton. O.,
visited friends and relatives in Akron,
Thursday.
Mr.. Francis. NJ sperry, OF Tallmadge,
has returned from a several weeks
trip to Mexico. as
Rev. c. L. Alspach will leave next
week to spend the remainder OF Au-
gust at his old home near Columbus.
Mrs. n. A. Myers and daughter,
Corinne, 200 South Case ave-, left
Thursday night to spend month with
friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. r. DeWoody, of
Washington, d. c., formerly Of Ak
ron, will spend month with Akron
friends
Sixty of their friends surprised Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Lehman, of West Elk.
change ST., with a party Thursday
evening. -
Mrs. Sibyl Caskey Fair and her two
children, of Cleveland, are visiting
Mrs. Fairs brother, Chas. e. Caskey
OF South Broadway.
Rev. W. f, Crispin goes to Meadville
Pa, today, where he is to occupy the
pulpit of the State st. NJ. Il. church
Sunday morning and evening, speaking
on "Christian Citizenship"
A reunion of the Foltz family was
held at Gaylord's Grove Thursday
Those who attended are descendant,
Of Moses Foltz, and nearly all reside IL
Summit county.
DR.. n. p. MacDermid, whose Office
Is at the corner OF South Main and
Bartges sts., returned after visit
of one month with friends and rela
tives in ontario. Can,
| lehcneTs IN the Industrial 6cnool o
the Union Charity Association pic
nickcd at Lakeside park Friday after
noon. They will eat supper in th
park and attend the casino this even
ing There are so people in the party
Mr., John A, Weber, OF Akron, ant
Miss Lottie NJ, Thornton. We're united
In marriage at the home of tn,
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henr,
Thornton, of Reservoir. Thursday eve
ming. They will live in Akron.
| Or. ]. II. Dellenberger, W. s., O
Ada. o., is in the city, In the interes
of the local Veterinary hospital DR.
Dellenberger will remove 10 Akrol
shortly and will be associated will
DIR. winserter in the management o
the hospital.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-01
TANNERS
STORE ~ NEWS

nuts being sold We guarantee every
jar we sell to be nice.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALE.
Saturday we will have very special
line of California fruit We will put
it up in boxes and sell at 10 cents
each. Look at them when you pass
our door See how nice they are and
think how pretty a few baskets of
them would look in your fruit dish,
for your desert Sunday dinner You
can get 5 or 6 kinds in each basket.
Prices will be only 10 cents each
basket.
Special for Saturday only.
In order TO introduce our Clicquot
club ginger ale, kind that is made at
Mills, Mass, fused in best clubs and
sold by the finest stores in the East,
we will sell at 10 cents per bottle Sat
urday; one, or just as many as you
like. It's true ginger. no acids or
foreign matter. It's surprise to any
one that likes good ginger ale. Just
try few bottles, the bottles are not
the largest In the market, but quality
will more than make up the difference.
Tel. No. 65.
PERRY r. TANNER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-01
BLAMES MORGAN
And In Va Letter Threatens to
Kill Him.

Pottsvillc, Pa, Aug, IA man sign.
ing himself Watson Connell, MInneup-
oils, wrote letter threatening to kill
j. Pierpont Morgan on the ground that
he is responsible for the miners strike.
The writer also says that President
Bacr, of the Reading, Is marked for
death, The letter is signed on its face
with skull and cross bones and on the
back with the name, Watson Connell,
Minneapolis"
The letter was received here yes.
terday and turned over to the police.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-01
OPERATORS SAY
THE END Is NEAR
Plan Formed to Break the Coal
Strike by Sept. /.

New York, Aug. 1.-According to stor-
les in circulation here today the coaf
operators have agreed upon plan for
breaking the anthracite strike by Sept.
/. Vice President Loomis, of the Lack
awanna, said yesterday that the oper-
tors had made their plans, but would
not make them public.
John b. Kerr, vice president of the
New York, Ontario & Western COM
psny, said he expected that there would
be very little left Of the strike by
September.
"Coal will be mined again on Sept
l." he said, 'but little before
that time. No attempt will be made
to rush matters. The miners will be
put to work as soon as enough will
come back to open the collieries"