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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

The largest and n eliaest kitchen
en- earth is in he basement of the
WalIoIf-Astoria hotel. Il 0ccUpie 3
10000 square feet of space. 2,e49
square feet being taken up BY eight q.
immense ranges, each having twelve
separate fires and requiring five me-.
to attend them. There are twelve biz
bIoilera, four big steel ovens. three
bake ovens, two pastry ovens, six Si-
gantic copper caldrons for soup, six
for vegetables, which a.e divided into
commandments. fifteen cC&eo uYns and
dozens of special crates. bgoile?s, ke;-
ties, etc In this kitchen have already
been cooked $500 orders at the same
time. This is the high-water mark.
which was reached during the hose
slow few years ago. Probably 20
large a number CT neoDle wese neTc..
before served at a single mea; coFCt-
ing only about three hours. That is
not. however, the limit of the capacity
of the kitchen. 1t is possible to cook
5000 orders CT soup. 5000 orOers of
CCnGe, 0,VUO Vi uel > VI iAedto anu -,ioO
orders each OF several vegetables with
out confusion. The salad department
can make 1900 portions of different
salads in an hour; the bakery can
produce 1000 loaves of bread during
a morning, and the ice cream depart.
ment can freeze 800 gallons of cream
during the hours for dinner.
There are fourteen chefs. all accom-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
EHRGGST HND F1NGST =
3. .. KITCHEN ON Garth

plsbed cooks, each capable OF taking
charge of a kitchen himself. Nearly
all Of them ere Swiss o. Aistltiuna.
Each has his own department, &a4
they are assisted by.1&1 men and u
women scullions ana dishwash2rs. IN
the soup decai tment, which includes
the vegetables, and ai&3 TIE boited
meats. there are 2S mea; eleven men
&c nothing bu, i.y things; 10 ere en-
g seq III the salad department, Wnieh
includes all forms of sauces. Three
men handle all the cold meats, and %
are REQUIRED fOr the ice cream, fruit
and pastry department.
Attached to tic kitchen is butch-
er shop and stOrerOom. where every
article needed to fill an or(;er is drawn
just as a private citizen would pur-
chase it at All ordinary grocery. Very
few groceries or butcher shops do so
laI sc a business. These orders are all
written. While the meal is being pre-
pared the head of each department
makes his acquisitions for roasts, veg
olaDleS, soup Slock, nCui. DGllei, ma
telials for s2!ad and ice cream, and
other made dishes as he thinks they
will be needed. but every order fo"
chops, steak, game, fish and other
single articles is handled separately
at the storeroom, and each requisition
passes through four hands, and is
checked by four people before the
money is paid by the perrson who eats
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
Advance CT the Sparrow.

The much-hated and sometimes ma
Hgned English sparrow is gradually
making its way all through the west
ern part of the country. 1t has been
seen for some time past in the north
eastern part of New Mexico. and has
recently been noticed at Albuquerque
Thus it seems to be spreading south
and southwest, ard may be expected all
ever the more temperate part Of the
western region.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
Trees in Hawa IAN Isles.

About lftee1l yea 5 ago ~ hawaiian
government undertook forest work,
and very soon the hills tack OF Hon
olulu were clothed with a dense and
luXuriant growth of eucalyptus of sew
eral varieties, the Australian waffle
and other trees of that character.
These trees have already exercised a
noticeable influence in conserving
rainfall and rendering the climate in
the vicinity more agreeable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
Religion OF the Beers.

With bur few exceptions the Beers
Of the Transvaal belong to the Dutch
Reformed church Or to some branch
of that church One OF the branches
OF sects is known as the Doppers, being
tt e most extreme and rigid of them
all Ex-PresiGent Kruger is member
CT the Dopper church, and when he re-
sided in Pretoria he used to preach
regularly to a Dopper congregation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
Novel Feat OF Piano Playing.

The latest entertainer in Paris is
CASTOR Bordeverry. Taking several
repeating carbines and standing ten
yards from piano he plays" or, to
speak strictly, he shoots, in very bril-
liant style, a selection from "Caval-
le Rusticana." The piano is arm
O. for its novel experience.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
Nu.t Wait TIL the Car Stops.

Berlin residents have been warned
w the police president that he will, if
the practice is persisted in, make it a
punishable cffense to alight from elec-
trio cars while they are in motion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
Dr, English. Versatility

The late Dr. Thomas Dunn English
was a man 0s very considerable YER
satility. One OF his chief hobbies was
mineralOgy. He left q cabinet of srecl-
mems OF great value and his opinions
on the subject carried much weight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

It. The chief cook never goes near
an oven OF broiier except. for the
purpose Of inspecting He has a desk
lea" the door, where he can exercise
4 general supervision over his bat
talon of ASSISTANTS, and can be con-
Se!ttd by them @nzn lhoy need ad
Nls'e o? recall ietturlions.
;n,.!ng the summer months when
business is duh the force Of cooks is
fes;ueed by giving vacations &c ali
who can be spared. They generally
t!i.d temporary eng gaments for tire
.caaoA at stUha-er reao.ls III the neigh
h9. !cati of New No~l:. or take run
ever u Europe e 1isit their former
E"m" and relatives.
K is contrary - the policy Of the
.4ett. 70 give intlInl"tion concerning
&c wages paid its emplyes, but tle
.pular impression Of The comYassa
toH received BY French chefs is ex-
aegesated. A first class man cook in
a e! ol, . clnb, where executive abil
lty s We'll IS culinary accomY,ish-
= :: @:e required seldom receives
lAo:o tl-an s2og0 a year, although Ger
tain private families who enl3Ytaia ?
sseat deai, pay more than this. Al
ordinary French chef receives. f..
SEQ to $l25 2 month William. L. Cnr-
It's III Chicago ReeordHerald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
WHAT WOr1EN WILL WEAR
At Close Of the Summer Season and Hints
on Fall Styles.
on Fall Styles.
Written for the crape:o y @buzE oFrzFra.

@ H.y 1r.=Ju-1 now IT,
ssa=n ue.=
.saeh L. en- L4nd Iaas
-1#U f1r aIIgIiae 5s
-za= i3.s possible 10 4H.a#l
.a is for Il usmuat
rA.n aWn SHIRT Ha.5....
Fl alnu ri 44o 4..a# #tIH
t15E s 1ufiaaz. 6aa ta -1t
AlII tHu "s moss aud
f.5gfy alE#gl f5rHag ~
Ez Hraesi into re ia hi7.t=
rtr.@t#a. WITH a1 i'm
Homfeat are pT
.af#rf ttozs destgHa aHt
e WI Ha me !4te IN DE an
chic t:tt3e. fTGsrs.ss
-e@ne# .eI4. .ala yet % come.
fH Ha' only re=fha7e 6a gains n
lha 5laHfiesf u54alitsz
md =l24as= s=eau be procured II tfa
aaiag ~ .eal zl.e=.aud= =naHzl= =botdza
Hesasi4 lois a esIe3.=
SaNaaa aI5#aaat@ feazk eanaes
la#=aaa= aaif aH8uaa aaH la
ngfzF'~t 5=7n Fl f71ttaetittz|
i#f .4 =Hfoa5e a5HJy7 Fer jn55aaze
7e textile has he sgtts
...ee r#E wa I.as5 ti55fa =1IaY
II Ta'S =hHE in 0uaal g3tof.
eazz'3a. 9l.=.=aI=Tz= - zrHulsz=5
With HztI aa ma d. nile. mat4e.
,asas IaaeE#a.aaz ~ =z9aa s#aa equally
pastel. effect
A.I - .IHasa seaas# aGaaa taEa paef-
lt sssa
4t35fa . 8#H5 on =
aea5.e= ~, aH e
z9a5 aI s7a,, =.=I'd1a a5a-
H8 - 5Ha =aa. =
ye 58 eeIfafz.
A5e f. 5sza - eaz4if=a.a5tge
9e 51a#=saji53
aaH# esaIi##a. aH8ia a3=#rss# #bIz#.
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9#gN== =l 53@I.Z Czcs55zss
al.szaffE= .la.5zaf .455a
ytsa - #a..=1= u - .}e=#f
t5a Esz=il #ae=I=# da4n q ths
ia a.5 ta9a5a eaah #aG
tie eisr3I@ ffee65 .jay IaaroI Ieates
are embroidered. aud tire co0tofs nave
. spra4. Of white losp4aIe. shading 10
shell pink. heavily ombroidercei. The
ease q lie collar las tiny seallops OF
WaiJe silk. beaded Will a hneeora.
i',e5@l# efs4s, einned #ith bends
= II#s5s. ii. 5le=eej#f# #ot ahdg back
ground Of die f0ula9d are very amseI.s.
TheseZ bands ao 6Ut N III fanaiH
Dc ign ARD stitched With thread cor
responding with the tone Of tire fig
Qres, ii silk. The cftaet i unique.
anl help. 10 sain the eIegent simple
ity notd il this seasons models.
Tie !. N0.e and most striking raY-
eIt& aeeoHDonSins the foa21d gewn
f The foa.arfi hal f.h+ aaa a low
etoNn, very broad and someWhat on
- fs#m . Stfantef- osdor. IL brian
5ft1, aad Ga Us ,;ffen i oase are
.za! s#o a.a4=5.i ills q fHHseaa. sliteh-
Win @s, X. tEHe# at Is very
..s Ike, md requires but little trim
Hfa e'fi.to.i yeil do.{ed -"-- 7e-. white
OF -:9 b rG al! jhaf il used.
I; an& white fogafds seom 10 be
taa IL she place al the blue and white
Il 6suts. Tho red is s4ft in tone ana
tharc are 30 many tnts thai it is pos
hic to eeit almost any complexion
One ef series OF designs ordered
iaf tie &eNe0rj season is trimmed
With etllar and CUFFS of Irish lace AMI
@'e7 - touches cf narrow block vel
sel. 3ccenp3ayia2 il is a hat of.
eoalse broNn straw. WreatEoa with
red culrants @rl dotted here ana
there With The sof,eat little roscttos
of red satin ribbon.
Large, red hats. in satin straw.
...- n.nM.iaa :...!..L .La.. ,E,.- n..1 ,::.,:..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

WITH tanE ittu1 -aTtz lr 5ta- ...
Gttala. .4a3 aa.e-4 sa..= a.........
lHseaa 55.
pms E5r# $500,
auuss aI zg -. Els .s.=l.e.= ..-
sHIL" v.le f. au -.
~. X 8nd ast GIa. ~.
2slif DH=EF. m
decd. IfrE 4 E.tall.
fruu Il -. a.a .... 3D.. -. 49,.
aHQ vvrv fare#.
IL @ a-
sz.lH DHge e
style seaeHas fjsT~
pfc,a9.c ynH5-.aa e=7f is f3frI.4 do.
esfsat#as. haaH5 - .# ,iras aafe-
eatass1a ;9aa5 instances. Tais is n5r.
Jiealaeiy aa;e #fai1s. T. is=e .aan
tie fee5zH,s598 ~ F.z oVsel fra
@npa - god Hasa #aa .etat.! if.c
a,ma =, Velsa=i.s. New Iaqg arc the
1eGy cunt seal.. II fasa.ai= =a4i worn
ay t'.e =a.ss= h5s...gs. =Fa,a#ifa
tints ae#bIEe. in a tisIt3 and dart
ti=fts tI7aze#and =. iden browns. cas-
tor poppy rel. maroon aua The NV
yelIo# green or stoea yeIIaw-the ar.
h#nafe.a af fashion '.qve ~ - Geeu
tshi" 10 aoe52a=4H4a }eai"a= =e.afI
woman IS raTi3s .saf now
The shade is 9eaffQ a. aE#tC=
and dainty laaed Il s=maFa tfzan
th9t, il is artistic eare#aNieal rs 1t
may seem in Is asiaa.e= description I
Il is 6he=eT1ef TIM ~ 5a1ds wate+
ae2taaH4 ttis* ssaa sa1r aj6 ma
te1iata Tat 5za=a a=.2a.s - Gghts
and #Hddea
In=a Ssh let#a @.aea il Is
ghalMilIg. T,3a a5ast z55V n sash.
as=j8 mad il tvs e56f.a7z enc is u
9e5E Wida ef8 u.s. a5ea atHaad
eAe #ai#f. aa9 - l fa4zlbHs At
eae lie oa'se asaaaa .a#ehe
shape oi ana#Ha isH7#f fafl. which l.
loosely carried 3aaa dc waist
fiaht 5adsr fbe a5asz asi "A tened
With bi&. do8lia#zrsa#f zHitIl#a fancy
ain ii d1e niddle
The 7eeae# f5r H57aacf.aa and
zhmf#loeFed= hod1aes has esaltel in
zzo Woarin@ af mH"jl CIV Try this seq
son. Cerals nave been revived and
the mo@t beautiful strings Ct these
stones are seen. alternating with
beads of Roman geld others arc COM
b4ned with silver. and still others,
considered by many lie most effective
combination, are strung OH strands
ef hafnisltedZ steel, thc steel being
inGt5ed between each cluster or coral
% hishten the effect.
jewc'ed combs tbat rc(cmbfe tfaras
afc displayed in maa. shops and
@aonainea novelties faom South Nfri-
ca, made from American-min gold
s5ro aH'gas tn costly trilch oft t
Nardroha
Ny lady fail, has newer before ia
quite as many novelties in the line
fans. This se2son sic waves ava.
tho heat Of summer nth the daintiost
5fiHcs Of Chiffon, decorated IN every
! ea1eeiTaA'a sashian New, expensive
models are hand painted and really
the imported works oi European mas
, tels; Others are intIicateIy nterwov-
en- With medallions Of real lace. Then
there is The m&lrousIv Gxtrayagant
affair OF hired 50 il, iaelu5ted with
jewels.
Less expensive d9s:sas arc com
posed simply Of sauze. With the mon
osrams, YOU know, and the initials
must be woven into everything from
| hosiery 10 headgear.
Possibly, owing TO the successful
{ imitator, there are few novelties in
uoduced which cannot be duplicated
with excellent -esults at less than
haf the original cost. IN consequence,
tEese are exquisite faces Of nexpen-
siva suipures that can only be brand
ed as counteIfeft3 by exnorts M
are of lace making. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
IN SOCIGTY'S RGHEM


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55Heta ,,=of#ae =o1 ca MoHt 10 all
t,iIsoee= a6 gia5!s @eIS=t1l3&is led eaeI
.5a@..I.= and tH2y were also supplied
with 4 copper cont each bearing tic
answer Ia each question. Ze1fs. J. {
Sch a Was tHa successful contestant
ssfWe.fae every question correctly
tn interesting feature Of the occasion
8as# recitation By Ms. Hattie 1oA
san, -. St.ZGoeis. \ luncheon i;
courses was served lateY n the after
noon. Those present We're Mesdame
Nose Solmson, Of Baltimore. Md.
Mrs. Hattie Iongan. Of St. Louis;
Mrs ]. Stern. Of louisville: Mis-:
a!aAnah Neira, Of Chicago: Mesdamo'
f.se1;i+ Roth, j. G. Sehlosa Marcus
SaAEeeI aein. Allo DisylGs an.
a..7 ina ana Helen Rosenberg.
~ r. Pis=i II =13sa neighhotho03 =
Dsas4 h., zo..t out oaa!5 u
-, IN cHe ;-s's=..' .l.e - he Gi5ea ne
Thursday. ,5ly 81. 81 EaEe Dick
ea1cies #i,} bo q feature & f'ea afsal
aai tho occasion gives promise o
bei"@ one Of the most elaborate eve
gwen in thar FicintE. TIE fo!.oWth.
t.snaase the cmmIttees having Zt9l
afli. in charge:
.iii.5naements-yv. G. a9relt, H ii
M0&ebN Will Robertson, Capt.. w. NJ
MaaebN Capt. ]. p Weedon, }. ?
WALT. Nathan Jenkins.
iaas=J RWalt. j. p. Weeaon
leo Ba4eacue. G. S. Garrett Joht
NH.;Ating, ". T. Dickey. ". H. Bel
!a2.y.
t'loo'-N NJ Garrett. +. 4. Mckee
Iohu Williams.
Rceeption-Dr. and Ms. d. c. Walt
d. and Mrs As Brunson. Mr., anC
Mrs. S. b. Garrett Mr. and Mis- G. E
Lytle.
TEe informal dancing party sivc1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27


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i4z=tsrs.=ai ist4s 1.=id= zttIa=.zE,'
1 ztftzz=g ~ h Iou4=tae= =fiooa vs. clsaIasf
1 fel dancing The caljllion Was led by
c Ar. Wade H. Knox and chapeFoued by
: Nj aud Mrs. = c. Howell. Mf. and
Mrs. Jo II .lzol. ~ and MIS- l1i#.An.=
: strong nd JUDGE sttlG Mrs. X. 3.
Il Grace. Among those present Weges
/ J. - Green. Esczs.sfIlaIsa, 4itil#Alr John
j sseGaQ.t Mss GROSS. Si1elman, IeX..
'-=4,:fi'f H.. IsstlHs Arnold; Miss Elliott
5 ii Alabama. Uieh NJ. Jehn R1id#ia5.
Mizs. Elizabeth f.Haeo. With M. y
ScfQ&ga, Miss Azuha Thompson. wL,h
5 Ni. p. 9. Eel; Miss MiJtte Knox, wish
$ Nj E{os Martin: Miss Bessie Ne~oo5t
S uih NJ. Wade II. Eno1; 1ii.8 Jc:t9-
i U..iHG Gfaco, Wtfh Nj Clifton fio#eIi;
Hlisz Tigia f!2@#H, With Mr.. Bearfle
tiU65. Miss El.Zabeth 9E4uG, With Mr..
i; Djai5 Eaaqtt Miss Lorine IiiGhtowef.
:: Hita ~ Z1mMea Wilson, Mi .Nm3a=
{ d1 Caldwell. With Mr.. SAN tVI4.alt
ssis iaia l2aiipat VIII n. 1. t.ez.b@s
Z 1le: Miss Bee&le DOWNS N.th Mr.. VIII
]. iiQgt; n S Nau3 fioljaH Nita NJ.
= .l',He;; MIS- Edna Buck, With Nj. Neei
: 1ea. Miss Nellie johnson, vi!I Nj.
e Alex Barrow: Ms Nettie# Gls4a. #lsa
5tr Hunter knoz; Miss 4!assie W.
l. b0afne. with Nj Faxotie Bel; Mis-
. Many MizelI. WIN II /. d. Hale:
}. Miss lde; Dreyfp4, With Mr. b. 4Althei
mo-: Hiss Joaie Dseyfus, WITH Nj.
|, Harry Hanf: Heasl.s. Alex Roweli, ;.
n &. Alexander, vi \. Austin. f. 4.
/ 3oane. John Hul, Beaurie Talbot,
CaaYan &icdois@ billiard Saunders ",
}, p Grace, Dan Taylor. f. r. l(a2land.
c. E. Emmert.
I Mr. 8. c. Alexander the hest
. for q small dinner patty last Thu}say
evening, complimentary to Miss
Green. Of TeXarkana, the guest Of the
n ASSES Grace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
LAID THE BLAME ON TIE COP Pr
Ancient Greeks Had Ingenious Exp
tion for Fear. S

We use the word panic, or panic
for a needless or ill-grounded frI
What Marshal SAKE terms le coeu'
main, is no other than fear occas'
by surprise. 1t is owing to that
that an ambush is generally 5
structive; intelligence Of it bef%
renders it harmless. The +
curious relation speaks Of ths
Of the term.
1T sometimes happens with
cent Greeks, we'll disciplined
.}onIy brave as their armies
I Aody of troops, without
3cag Inade or threatened, W
upon them to disperse ane
heir lives, leaving their ca
oa gage, throwing away the
running over hill and dale
and nights, till their legs
fri~-3t wore cut together.
AS they were philosophe
% know that there could
vithout a motive, they ex
Ives On these octaSlola
1T the god Pan, q 81
Ne person. vii
rla-e Cd 10 them,
Hlni.y became the4s
90 their utmosa
ecl:s in fright; h
132ic terror.-NirrGr.
New York's Stree
The mileage CT st
New York city has in
in 1864 to 1,142 miles
tai of passengers ir
was only 50,S30 .113,
nous total of LIZ
year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

Large, red hats. in satin straw.
3le growing popular. They are wor:i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

g person, wiz
j, . 81 10 them.
ui.y became then
9 90 their utmost
ecl::s IN 2 fright; i
1aaic terror.-Micror.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
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Mr.. &. c. Al2xander~Wa the hest
for q small dinner party last Thu1say
evening, complimentary to Miss
Green Of TeXAkana, the guest ef tie
asses Grace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

fHry 1r Jus1 now t5r WITH TOMS riding --az-. ~
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81. IanI I...s H.. 5..- .5s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

Tie informal dancing party given
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08

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Htcgs, Sr6dro &nob unD QDofput
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Gambler, oes MaDorS MtQ8. uno Der
btaitqen 6anoeIstammer uusoariiftet,
begd6 ii9 6eute BON bier na6 G6attuz
noo9a, Sem, INN 8rGTOsnt Roofez
pslt gum &e5u6 Itlanta's i'm Oftoz
bar rGbrenO Der Southern ;ynterfoR
6air ein3ulaoen. Sn CHATTANOOGA
iptrO lid audi cine 0eputatiDn nm
8urgern 8Ome'8, ga, einfinOen anb
Dem 8rdfpentan einen Spa3iaHtod
u6erretten, Der BON einem 8dune auf
Dem S4Jodtfelo non G6idmauga
%entitammt. 4uf Dem &in9e 0@6todz
critics fino bic Gam2n BON R65 Sc
nerdlen e~in9ro0irt, Die in orS6lu6t
bel GRtdomau9a 6e~rporragno bethel
Iigt lparcn, namIi6 8ragg 2pngitreet
uno @6esIer oon Der Gmf0oerirtenz
4rmee unO 8Oiecrau3, 16omaS uno
@OurO BON Der Unions @lrmea. Sn
&oms bat Prdiioent aooieoelt Diele
6reunoe, oa feline WhIHer in Der RG6e
ROme's qebDren nur5e.
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Winoes uno dnberer pioerpGrtt9er
6~inDerni7s. lieutenant Clifton uno
i6 fsl6ft befunoen uns in Dem 8aaon.
gntpadte ba5 gan3e 8ef6paoer aitf
Der 90be bon Sanbp Potnt, 8lod
SSlanO. 9as gan3e Serratn lit Deuts
li6 BON benz 8aaon aus Ii6tbar. Sin
&riegs6aqpn piro ii9 tets al8 Iebr
trau6bar fir miGitdriI6e 3pede 5etz
gen, fails bus @etter ii6 nur balls
DegS giinfttg ~eripetit.
Re6er."
0as IufIaufen oe8 &reuz
3er8 n8rpotIDn."
Waf6ington, .. g., z. Sept.
- 9as 6lottenzD Department. empfing
ben 8eri6t bes 4omirals Gog6lan,
Commandments bes 3~tpeiten 8ei6pa=
bers BEL ben combinirten M~an0peru,
i6er bas Quflaufen oes y8rooflpn"
auf Elm auf teiner Seefarte bsfinoz
lides fu6marines 9tnoerniB. one
&urten 5eigen pielmebr iber 30 SUB
Bufer ouf jener @tele ltno Die gez
naueiten 2otbungen hotten fem 8iff
Deer lntiefe gu finben permodt.
Stronger rSopeto's 8ei6Gz
Dt9un9.
8af6tngtDn, ., g., Z. Sept,
Sine 0epife Der n9oit" BON Sem
%portzgtepS. @a,, iagt, bdB Elm SdIepz
per Der Repz9Ort, philadelphia unO
RorfoIt : 2inte geftern QbenO bas
&anOnenbpot rSopeta" angerannt II.
Elm grOBes Sod in ben Bug geraoe
ii6er Der @oFerlinM gebobrt babe,
9runO gu benz 3uiammenitoB mar Die
oefette Steuerung8obrri3tung bes
Sdleppers. nSOpeta" tonnte ii6 unz
ter eigenem 9ampfe na6 oemS6iff5=
bauHofe in Norfolt 6egeben.
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9as idmeafe shif Der gGeIt.
6lint's nsue Saat fG5rt 10 idneu,
pie Elm gil3us. - Cine Y}eile in
lib Minut.

O~HN iNN~@ |NJf~~F
pie Elm giI3us. - Sine U}eile in
1113 M}inut.
Iep Got, 7. September.
G6arle5 u, 5lnt'S 0ampfia6t oQ(rz
rOp" our6maB geitern Ro6mittag
i'm 6uo1on GiDer Dor Srpinqton
eine Metle ineiner Mtnute unO 3rDanz
gig Sstunom. @s mar bic 606ite
Notwithstanding, Die je auf benz
Mafer geno6t puroe - i'm 8er6Glt=
nib As N&iIen pro Stunoe. 0eniqe
Sdneu5u5e erreiden cine gr0Bere Sc
i6ninDigteit.
9a8 I]orpeOoboot n8orter" bat einz
mai biz 3ate bon SO W}eilen PRO
Stunof errei6t, uno ein3elne eurppdtz
fhe Sprpeooboote 6aben audi OieIe
QroBmti9e Qeiituna UNI cine 8leintQ=
felt ib%ertrofFen. Die 6a6rt oe5 oQrz
ROM aber itebt Bis ieBt unerrei6t 0u,
unn bod 6e6oupt2t lem Jii6rsr, Gapt.
.. 9. Botor0, ooB oo5 S6iff6en
md 8rOBere5 gu leiiten i'm StanOe
fd, llnmittel6dr na6Dam Die geitrige
gro6efa6rt beQonnen bate, purOe in
5oIge zines M}iBDeritGnOni7e5 elm
Si6er6eit8pentil ga0Tfnet, uno QanuJ
9ompf entitr0mte, UNI Die 6obrge=
76tpjnoi9teit gu 6eeintrGttigcn. Obne
Oa5 W}iBperitdnOniB, ertlGrte 6t.
Stint, bate oo8 Boot Die obqeItedte
Wteile in elmer W}inute qeFa6ren.
6r. Stint bate cine 8eieui6dft
pDn 5reunD2n einQeIdDen, bic nit Inn
an 8OrO oe5 oQrrop" bic Ta6rt BON
Der 8atterD na1 Dem 9robetur5 gu
rijdlegten. Die neun W}eilen pon Der
8dtterp bis nad Grant'5 2om6 nun
ben in % M}inuten 3urijdgeIe9t, unO
peiter ItromaufDdrt5 i6oB Der n4rz
ron," ieineh Nomen G6re madeno,
an ihreIlen 0ampfern por6ei, ais %
ie Dor 2lrter ld8en. Dor Sroington
Qingen bic 8Gite uno 6r. Stint all
8orO OsS Sto6l6ootes gM}uf6ta,"
mal6e5 bic 3iellinie mortirte. Damn
fubr Der n4rrop" nit 3p0lf Monn
8eiaBung bier M}eilen ItromdbpGrt8,
entIeDigte ii6 ouer iberflijIT9sn Be
loitung unO Q]usItattun9 uno nabm
brei W}eilen Qnlouj ebe er bic Yrobez
I-.I on - 60
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gGininn Nrnin,s 8riirhnnn.

Gbtca9o, 7, September. - Die
2ei6enfsier fir rem p~sritOr6ensn Nilz
liam Craig pom 8unOe5 = @ebeimz
Oian7t, pelder in Pitt5fieI0, Y}dF.,
lei benz llnfau um's Geben fam, mel
der oaS Tu6rmert oes BrdIioanten
RoDieDelt 6etrof, FanD bier geitern in
Der 3upaut Oes Observation-Disclosures
@ta6liTement8 Don 8o9lIton Brothers
ftatt uno ipuroe BON 3sO. 0i1iam u.
0ilion BON Der ct, M}artu5 : @pisz
topaltir6e in is6r einfa6er 8eiie abb
ge6oIten. 6ruu Graig mar BON i6rem
S6mer3e 10 iiberpdltigt, OdB lie ii4
auBar Stanbe iab, Der 5eier bei3uz
lpo6nen. Brdhtige 8lumenItiide ma
rem pom grdii0enten RooiebeIt unb
ben W}itgliaoern bes 8unoe8z 0e6etmz
bienIte5 gsianOt porOtH. Die 8eitatz
tung erfOlgte 0uf benz 0atpooo~
6rieo6ofe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08
@irthlduft in bic euft grIprengt.

Bridgeport, Conn, 7. Sept.
= @eitern 4benO, nGbrenO iia Oreiz
8e6n 9erionen in Der Wtrtbf4uft BON
36omas SO. Mc9ugb be%fanOen, muir
be Das 8ebduoe our6 cine 9nnumit=
bonnie tbeillpeiie in bic 2uft geiprengt
unb bic Qeute fonnten bon9liid Iogen,
DoB tie nit benz Qeben babon tamer.
9ie8ombe mar nit 8leiitifen gefiGt,
pel9e it9 in Die 6intere 8onD einz
bobrten, unb penn Die 9intertAiire
ni6t gef4lofen gerpeien mare, 10 bate
f6peres unbeil entiteben miifen.
Mc6ug6 bat ieines Wthen5 teinen
5einb unO Die Na4furi4ungen Der
9oli8ei nu4 Dem Qttsntdter iinO bi5s
Der erfol9lo5 gelpe1en.