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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15
aus benz Snneren WarBlann's UNI
ben ansrcn,ennem Staaten.
8ranb in elmer Siren
WnHdt.


SIM rMontepue : 9oipital" Bel
fsreberid entitano seitern frib, al5
bic SnIafen unb 4ngsfteaten bas
Srii6itad p~erae6rtsn, 5euer unter benz
Oade bes britten Stodperfes bes
Sofpitals. Die Geuerpe6r bon Jre@
berid fdmpfte orei pone Stunben NIT
ben 6lammen. 9sr gan5e iubli4e
sliiqel brannte ab unD Der our6 Wer@
iiderung gsbedte S9uben pirb auf
$15, 900 sei9dbt. @iele Der Srriin=
niqen bulfen bel ben 2Of6arbeiten,
pdhrenb anbere ii9 iiber bas &niitern
Der Slammen freuten. 9as 9ofpital
pur0e 1868 sebaut uno t~o1tete
$4,000.
@6red1i9er Sob.
Der 5armarbeiter Gric Spnes tam
in g~oonsboro, Wai6ington : Gountp.
auf idredlif)e Meiie um's 2eben. Gr
fam nit apei 9feroen pom 5eloe 5uz
rid, I'm gu Mittus gu e1en. getm
Mbiteigen Derfing ii4 iein SUB i'm 9ez
fhirr unb bas Yferb tpuroe ideu.
syones tpurbe 200garbs nett gef9leift
unb f6lug nit fsinem &opfe gegen Ell
men Baum. Gr par auf Der 5teae
tobt; feline 6irnf4aale mar total 5erz
iplittert. Sones fam BON 2ittlestonn,
mar "a Sabre alt unb binterldBt cine
sSrau unb elm &tno.
Grtrunfen.
Sci Ocean : 8iep, untpett Horfolf,
3d., lit BON elmer Manni4aft Der
gunbesmarine nah Der 2ei9e bes in
Der gbeiapeafe : 9ai ertrunfenen, %
ssa6re alien Oapib Grona6er, getpe=
ferien 3a6lmeilters : Glerts bes gpr=
rathsidiffss r5ranflin" gein4t por@
ben, bis iebt obne Grfolg. &rona9er
lit in 5olse &snterns Der Barfahe
.Mubge,1 auf pelder er in Geieaz
ihaft 5tpeier 5erren unb oreier Da=
men cine 0ersniisungsfabrt nnter@
uorlrnen bate, ertrunfen.
@hteberei.
Hn Carlos ? Junction bet ganlbsr<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15

Sine g. = GaPttdrs
gumbbreb BON Der 9ebeimpoli3ei bat
Fine 8arnung an bic Supeliere Der
gtabt erloRen, Dor einem Iogenunnten
,gennppeigbt> "9iebe cuff Der 9ut gu
fem. Der 2angfinger lit biesmal
tpeibli6en @ef4Ie6ts uno Oeritebt Is
QusQe3ei6nat, unter benz 8orpanbes
@6mudIa8en faufen gu tpoaen, bei'm
9or8eigen berIelben tpert6Doqe 8egena
fGn6e Derf8ptnben 81 Ga7en. Die 8e=
nennung y9ennppeigbtz"9ieb tommt
ba6er, baB bieie Dirt 9ie6e 8olbfa=
den 3er6aden unb bas Sob i'm 8let4
men pertuufen.
@pteGptaB T ii r &tnber.-
Die @aFerz8eb0rbe bat benz g&tnz
berz@ pielplaBs@erein bas iiiolias
@nbe bes @~runoitiifes am 9ambenz
&eIerboir fir GpielplaB3pede iiber1
IQfIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15
SOn Gee un0 Saferr.
9ampfer r8resIau" erpartet. - Sea-
men Der &diiiten@p afagiere -
@urppareiie iiber NepzYorf.

Der g}prbb. 2loDb>9 dmpferr 8res=
Gan," Gapt. $, Sepen, fubr am 3. SUI
Ii nit no pafagieren mad 8alttmoz
re qb unb pirb morgen pber 9onner<
Ttaq bier ertpartet. Sn Der &ditte
fabren bic Jolgenben:
SRI. Qeonore 8urte, Srau Magbaz
Iene @itel unb Sinh, 9r. Otto @ifele,
SRI. @bit6 6. 8rdb, 5rau M}drte
6oufeG, SRI. @ertube 6ilpre6t, 5rau
Selma &0ftner, @ertrub &0ftner, Soz
banna 8Ditner, Mlinba 80itner, 9r.
SllItus Rornfein, 9r. Nl6ert &orn@
fem, 9r. s. 2ibop, 6r. Otto M}onntg,
6r. 9einrt9 Niinnenfamp unb 5rau,
Sngenieur 6, S. b. petersborff, 9r.
Nbolp6 Simacef, 9r. Nlots Stmacef,
6r. Hobert @imacef, 9r. 9einri9
5teinba6, 9r. Gbmunb @mitbers,
ST. N}ar l1ebind, ST. Sran8 3elenfa.
Die OFfi3iere bes 0ampfers 1inb:
erter Sffi8ier 6. Natb, 5peiter Diff
aier s. R0bler, bierte Sfft5iere 4.Roz
f6er unb 6. @aitmeDer; eriter Wfaz
Idinit u. Meper, 3peiter Maf4iniit
8. 2Ggel, britter Maf6iniit %. 8e6z
remit, pierter Maf4inift %. 8o5etti;
8robiontz unb 3abGmeiiter 90. 8lafz
fe6n; Ner5te Or. Rebensburg Ii. Or.
Burger; erfter @tepurb s, &OBler;
erFsr 3O8 ST. @olfmiiner,
guffogtere fiir 9 r m e n.
Mit benz v8aiier Milbelm Der @rOz
Be" fabren 6eute BON gtep=Yorf aus
bic folgenben 8oIttmorer na4 8rez
men: Sri, 6. 2abinia 8amberger,
ST.. 90. $. 8ufler, 9r. S, s. 2.5inbz
la1, i1n., 9r. Douglas 8. 9orbon II.
Srau, 6r. G6arles 8. 8ra7tD, ST. ".
6. 6ubIer, SRI, S6erefa9uBler, 5ran
=. Quitman 2opeu unb 9ienerin,
9ouglus s. 2oDeu, @terrop 2ooen,
ST.. Sames 9leafant5, 9r. %, q.
Senfens unb Tral1, 9r, Stub, 3irpel,
6r. Sof. Gi5ner unO 5rou unb Der
beut16e 8otf6after in Waf4tngton
Or. Dpn 9oQeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15

Die auspdrtise poit fir Die nit
benz 10. Suli enDenOe 8O9e i4lieBt
Gin alien 5dIen pinttli4) i'm bisitsen
potamte pie folst:
Oie poft lit offen fir padet=S tiide
bon 9 ubr 9ormittugs bis 5 uRr
Na4mittags, ausgenommen Sonnz
tags.
trans Qt1arttc g 0 #.
9ienfag % l16r Qbenbs, mad
europa per 0ampfer st. paul" Dia
Soutbampton Wpit na4 Srlano mub
.per 9ampfer ct. paul" be5ei6net
ietn); IL u6r Nbenbs, na9 europa
per 9ampfer nSeutOnic" pia Queens
topn.
Mittpp9 = 9 l1br N6enbs, nad
Granfrsi9, SiozGuropa, @gppten
unb 9ritii9 : Snbien per 9ampFer
ga Souraine" bia Sabre Yoit mad
anberen Sbeilen Guropa's muB nper
Oampfer ga Souratne" be5ei4net
ietn).
5reitaa - II 116r Mbenbs, na9
europa per 9ampfer r%Gampania"
pia Queenstppn.
9of I'll g ii D. gentralz
Mmerifa, M eitinbten ETC.
Oien1tdg - 1 u6r Nd9mittags,
mad Samaica pia Bolton; II n6r
@benbs, mad Surfs Sslanb unb ct.
Domingo per 0ampfer Seminole"
Mittpo9 - II u6r AbenOs, mad
Cuba per 9ampfern @tgilancia;;" na4
ben 9a6ama : Snieln, Guantanamo
unb Santiago per 9ampfer nOucaz
tdn."
Bonner itag-12 l1br Qbenbs, na9
Bermuda, 2eetparbz unb WinDparoz
Snfeln per Camper ngaribbse;" na9
Sapti per 9ampfer n2anenburg."
6reitag u ubr 4benbs, naa
8rqIilien per Oampfern Worbsportb"
pia pernam6uco, Bahia unb Nio
Saneiro; II ubr Mbenbs, nd4 Ser
muba per 9ampfer ngretoria;" mad
porto Hico per Oampfer nponce;"
mad Curacao unb 0~ene5uela per
9ampfer vs3ulia;" mad Samaica uno
@reptopn per 9ampfer r4tbos;"
mad 8rendba unb Srinioao per
Oampfsr vMarabal;" mad 9aptt
per Oampfer rprince Biaiam T."
mad ben Ga 9latuzStaaten per
Dampfsr Egyptian Prince."
Die poit fir Neufunblanb pid
Morb : SpbneD uno fir Miguelor
ria Bottom f9tieBt bier tdgli9 I'm 3
u5r Ro6mittags; fir CUBA bio Sio>
riba fdgli6 UNI L u6r NaGmtttags;
fir 6onburus, Guatemala unb Gotta
silica oia NespzO rlearS tdgli6 um s
n6r Q6en0s.
&rans puetStc 9of.
@amFtag - 7 u6r N6enbs, na9
2tuHrulien, NeuieelanO, Jiji, @ampa
uno Sapaii pia Gan 6rancisco;
na4 4uitralien bia 8ancOuber unD
@ictoria, 9. G.; mad 9apdii, So
pan, China unO ben pbilippinen ptd
@an Srancisco.
goit mad China unD Sapan pia
@ancpuber idlieB bier tdgli4 I'm z
It6r Nbenbs Bis gum %. Sult.
Srans : pacific : pOit Dirb tdgz
li6 gum 4bgangs1afen beforbert uno
arrangements iinO gstroffsn fir be-
rem ununterbro9ere ueberlanb : 8sz
fDrberund.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15

Lamb eerietben apei aus Sib=garos
lima importirte Neger, Die an ben
9a6narbeiten bei6dftigt puroen, in
@treit unb bic Jolse mar, oaB Bart
8urns einen le6ensgefdbrliden S6uB
in ben 2eib erbielt. Der S9iebbolo,
Yeter pennir, purbe per6aftet.
Seib fru9tbar unb
mebret Gu9!
6rau 8enspa Saplor, SO Sabre aft,
bic Srau zines armen 5armers bon
2oonepzg reef, W.=8a., bat 9ri1inge,
nrei 5D9ter, eeboren. Sbr 9epi4t
lit bier, flint unO feds gfunb. Snz
nerbalb BRET Sabren 1T es gum britten
Male, baB Srau Saplor 0riainge
sur @elt brtngt, unb aae neun &inosr
leben.
@sfabren Der Mpstito@
Saifon.
Der Gmpfang, ben Der por elmer
Wo6e aus 9eutI9lanb eingetroffene
6ugp b. 2pps erbielt, mar gerabe fein
erfreuli9er. Quf Der 5a6rt BON @ltz
3abetb, rs, na9 Srentpn purbs er
BON einem Mosfito in bic 9ano gez
btfen, unb nun liegt er an elmer gez
fdbrli9en 8lutoergiftung i'm rWfcz
&inlep : 9oipitul" Oarnieoer. 9onO
unb Nrm finb berart encyclopaedia.
bub cine Mmputation notbpenOig iein
birfte. Moraus beroorgebt, bab ELM
gepanberte 9eutlde, bic fi4 pdbreno
Der Mpsfito : Saifon mad NenzSerz
fep bege6en, nt9t porii4tig gsnug ieta
tDnnen.
S9arf ge1aben.
Sn 2ibertb : Corner Bel CONNER
bile, N.zS., bra9ten MitglieOer bes
nSunipr Orber Of Imerican Me9az
MICS" na9 elmer Gibung 8u ipdtec
Na9t5eit benz 9otelbeiiBer Bm. o.
@1en, Der feline 9aushdlterin geheiraz
t6et, cine n!&aBen : Muiif." DIS alen
ii9 ni4t 5eigte, um feline 9dte gu be-
lpirt6en, brannten bieiel6en Jeueripert
al, feuerten S9ife in Die 5eniter bes
t6otels unb beran italteten einen 9et>
benlGrm. plDBli9 ftel Elm S4uB uno
Mbolpb 9auber, Der fi4 unter ben
2euten bpr benz 9otel befdnD, fur5te.
BON @9rotfDrnern in ben 8opf gsz
troffen, tobt nieber. Die uebrigen liez
fen ale babDn.
@an5e Jami1ie bergiftet.
Die Sumilie Scott 5u W2t. Carmel,
3d., uB Salat, unO fur5 barauf
fi6lten Srau S6omas Scott unb lire
SD6ter aatie unD 5alie unO ibr
@pbn @eorge ii9 10 f6le4t, buB tie
iiG gu 8stt legen muBtsn. Der gu
itanD BON Srdu ScOtt 1T gefG6rlt4.
Man glaubt, buB pOn benz ouf Elm
&artofFel6eet geipriBten Barrier Grin
etnas auf ben baneben pa6Ienben
Salat getpmmen lei.
Mafern auf einem 8unz
besf9iffe.
9rei TGfe bon Mafern, Die geItern
unter ben 300 @6iffsiungen an 8or0
bes 8unbes 56uli4iffes n2uncaz
fter," nabe 5ortreB Monroe ~peranfert,
entDedt purDen, b~er50gerten Die Nbz
fa6rt bes S9iffes unb DeranlaBten
be7en Quarantine. Die 8rdnfbeit
tritt in elmer milben Sorm auf. 9as
@diff ioGte beute na4 S~omttnsDiae,
N.zN., fedeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15

8eerbtgungen. - Die irbiz
f6s 9iiue BON 5rau Wil6elmine
S9mibt, pel6e am Samitag i'm Qlz
ter BON 70 Sa6ren aus benz 2e6en
f9ieb, tpurbe eeftern Na4mittag DDm
Srauerbauie Nr. 119, Norbzpacai IT,,
aus uuf benz y8altimorer Cemetery"
8ur lebten &u6e beitattet. paitpr SUI
Illus 9pfmann BON Der 3ions : &tr6e
an @ap<9traBe belt ben Srauergotz
tesbienI ab. Die 8erblt9ene tpurbe
in Wefterebe, Olbenburg, ge6Oren
unb fam por 40 Sabren mad 9altt@
more. Sbr 9utte, ipelder por bier
Sa6ren aus Dem 2eben fdieb, mar
feiner 3eit elm pobl6efannter 8u6z
binber. 6rau @9mtot binterldBt
bier &inber, 5rau g6arlotte 2eoz
narbD unb Die So. Wiatam s., Iler.
8. unb Gugen S9mibt.
- 9as 2ei9enbegdngntB BON 6rm.
Spiep6 2eopolb, 5eniormitglteb Der
Y0r5euan : Waarenbanolung bon 5.
2eopolo C Co., pel6er am Samitag
in Ntlantic : gitp itarb, fanb geitern
bon feiner lebten Wobnung Nr. 1927,
MabiT onzQ benue, aus auf benz 5rieoz
6ofe Der rS6eb S6alDm : Gongreguz
tion" Itatt. Habbtner %. HOiendu
leitete ben Srauergottesbienlt, unb
ais 8abrtu6trGser fungirten bic So.
2ouis gqiott, s. 6. Weiler, $. %.
2eopolb, Samuel 9etnemann, Saml.
9abr, Siauc @trOuie, Mar 4mba9
unb 6enrD 9unbersbeimer. Der Ser
bli9ene mar in 8abern geboren uno
fam Dor 40 Sabren nu9 Baltimore.
Gr tpar Elm Sireftor bes rSsraelittz
f9en 6oipitals" unb gsb0rte benz
uMlten Srben Der Ser. 4rbeiter," benz
uRpbal Nrcanum" unb benz Srben
v8'nai 8'rttb" an.
8ofeba11. - Die Orioles"
perloren qeftern in Wui6ington bas
bierte Spiel gegen ben bortigen Club,
unb 5par in Der leBten Snning. Sic
perben 6eute cine Serie nit benz Club
aus ct. 2ouis erDffnen. Die @core
mar seitern:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15
Staot Baltimore.
an Die cSe(er.

perionen, tpel9e bic Stabt ndbrenb
Der Commemorate perlafen, fDnnen
ben oSeutI9en GorreIppnbenten" per
poit 5useiGidt erbalten. gfe9t5ettige
Mnmeloung Der 4bref1e fir ben Som=
mer, ebenIo bes etpaigen Be4Iels
berielben, iinb i'm Snterefle Der 2elsr
ertpini9t, I'm unter6re4ung in Der
3uienbuns bes 8lattes gu per9iiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15

MciSenbc nacb europa, saiipn 1902
fDnnen l. unb 2. &lahrz4aiiiten auf
irasnb elmer Oampfer=2inis bur9 uns
beIeaen, @9iffsplan, Qbfabrtsplan
II. /. m. auF 8erlangen 5ugei4idt.
gbeo. 8. 9iener &c 6 o., paha=
eierz Mgenten, Nr. Ais, Mater=S traBe.
Wusldnbii6es @elb, Wedfel unD Gree
bitz9riefe. Oeutf9es Gelb gu perz
faufen; "a Gents pro Mart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15
Srec. Sanernidtmiot'S M~rerican=
SremcrO=Siere

ne6men tpegen Der 8ortrefflidfeit Die
b06ite Stel1ung in ge6rauten 8etrdn=
fen elm. grpbefifte $10O. 8rauerei
1104-1128, 9iGen<S traBe. Sci. 6.
II. g. 3644. Mo. 1491 $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15
Srnns Spren9cr's Geitanrant,
2l3 NprS= Gan=S traBc.

SEPT offen. SeinIter beiBer unb
falter 2unfd gu ieoer Sages3eit. -
MablSeiten tdgli9 BON 5 Bis Is Gts.
Seinite beuti9e &ii4e. n8rebm's Sne
GRADE SnlD."
IsSuli15lNt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15

Wetterausfi6ten. = SIR
Marblanb unb ben Siftrift Columbia
flar unb iparm am Oienitag II. Wlittz
mod, frifde ilbli4e unb ilbpetli9e
Minne4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15
$500 atlantic GitD, Cape
Ma1, Sea Ssle Gttp, Ocean gitp,
rs, $500, btu pennIplbaniaz

8a6n.
@pm 27. SUM- Bis einf4IieBli6 ben
10. September 1902 fperben Die lib
li9en GgturiiOns : 5~abrtarten BON
Baltimore na4 obengenannten Orten
an 5reitugen unb Sumitagen oerfauft
perben fir Die &udfd6rt big gum fol-
genben 0ientag giltig. Qtlanticz
Gitp : giGete giiltig iiber bic 0elaz
mare : 9iper : Bridge, Die &oute bes
atlantic Gitb : Spe3iaI5uges pber
Die Marfettr. @8erfte.
lSuni22i9i9Q0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15

Sci Der Qrbett berIeb t. -
Der q Sabre alte Sames u. 5it9ett
bon gfr. TIA, Columbia : 4penue, fiel
qeitern, uls er i'm Sepernz8a6nbof,
gde bon Sebern= unb 8apdrbzStr.,
nit benz Ginfeben zines 6eniterrah=
mems bef6dftigt mar, aus elmer 90be
bon Is SUB auf Die StraBe uno erlitt
10 ffipere 9erlebungen am re9ten
8ein, bab er na4 ieiner 8obnung
iiberoefiibrt tperDen mubte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15

6eute:
esnnenanFasns .....4.52 gionountsrsaua'. 1.1s
Sounenunterenng. .7.32
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15

Wirtbf6aftsz uebernobz
me. = 9r. 5run3 @prenger, Der
ippiale GeFaurateur BON Nr. III,
5iozG6arlesitraBe, poielbit er ii4
bur6 feinen 2uni9 unb famofe beutz
i9e Slide einen ri6mli6en Namen
erparb, Fat 6rib 8nO6e's ate &sz
i%tauration, g}r. 213, Norbs8aDitrdbe,
fdufli9 ii6ernommen. Gr tptro aud
bier pieber einen feinenQunf4 Iie>ern,
ioDie 16madbafte Mtablaeiten gum
preiIe bon 5 Gents ~aufpdrts, 9r.
@prenger lit Elm belie6tes W}itglieO
bes n9pparb : GoncluDs, S. .. 3d."
Der ,2uitpoIb Gettion" bes n8a1eriz
Idsn National : @er6anbes" unb bes
rOeut16en 9riegerbunbes." 9eo,
8rsbm'5 berii6mtes r0ne @rabe
Onlp" pirb am 3apf iein. Sci iei@
ner aQgemeinen 8eliebtbeit pirb ST.
9prenger iiderlt4 auf groBen @rfolJ
re6nen f0nnen.
Rad 5aratDga abgereif It.
= Die f~olgenoen 8altimorer iinb gsz
fern CUR National Contention Der
gonfetten : 5a6rifanten mad Saruz
toga, N.=D,, gereiIt: $50. SObn 2uuer,
2ouis 8irfmeper, 8. $. Gutenberg
unb 5. 6. 6oos. 6OlgenDe 6erren
gaben ben 8altimorer 9elegaten bus
@eleite gum l1nton : 8a6n6Ofe: @bz
iparb S. Burns, @eorge $. Suffer,
ao6ert 8. Mairs unb 81. s. 8rierz
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15

Gin gefG6rlt9er &0ter.
- 9r. CHARLES 8euber BON gtr. 1916,
NorDz8apitruBe, tpurOe geitern 0}orz
gen in Der 9tG6e BON BRETON unb
G6eiteritraBe DON einem 9errenloisn
6unOe gsbi7en unb i6ner am re4ten
S6erurm perleBt. 9r. 8eaDer tonnte
fi9 BON Dem 5biere ni4t 6efreien, Bis
6r. Sobn GaIpar, Der an betagter
SIDE einen 8rocerielaben betretbt, tbn
nit einem &niippel bepaffnet 5u9ulfe
elite. ST. gaipar fdlug taper aHT
bas S6ier los, bod bteies f9ten Oa@
bur6 nur beranlaBt gu fperoen, eI1erl
feitersn Salt an benz Qrm beg 9rn.
geober az nebmen, Bis idlteBli4 9r.
gqIpar inn nit einem gi56eil ben
@6abel etnI6lug. Der 9erpunbete
beoa6 ffb mad Dem rSo6ns 9optins'
6ofpftal," mo er in 8ebanblung ge5
npmnen tpur0e.
0trettorenpa9l. - Die
MftionGre Der n0eutI4en 8ant" err
pG6lten geitern folgenOe 9irettOren;
Qleranoer $. @4ul8, @m. 9. Nttinz
ion, CHARLES $. &Oppelman, Spbn
u6riq, Martin MeDerbird unb Sobn
9. 4ot. Die 8a6l Der 8eamten fin>
bet in Der nG9iten StBung bes 9iret>
torium5 itatS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15

Srinft Senun's Sbce nno Saffce.
Wegen Qualitdt unD Preis felt 80
Sa4ren 6eru9mt.
6. .. &ennDGD. IS 2dben.
S6ee. &uffee. 3uder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15

8runbiteinlegung Der @4ule Der taz
tbolifden ct. WencesIons : Sec
meinoe, - 9arabe Der &ir4en
8ereine. - 8ifdof Curtis Doa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-15

6r. So6n 3. 5ubep p%etitionirte ge>
tern i'm @taOtgert4t I'm @ufl0iung
Der yGarrou @oal &c 6eeb &c." pelz
DE am p. September 1897 nit einem
Nfttentapital BON $4,000 incorporirt
purbe, 6r, 5abep 1T i'm 8eitBe
fdmmtli4er Qftien Der Corporation,
pel9' 2eBtere a6folut 16uloenfret 1T.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-16
TWO ALARMS,

Tuesday afternoon the fire alarm
sounded, caused by burning grass in
the garden where Mr. r. w. Moon re-
sides, on Atlanta street. 1t is presum-
ed the dry grass caught from spark of
a passing railroad engine. The fire de-
partment responded but was not need
ed, as few buckets of water extin-
guished the dangerous flames.
: About seven O'Clock, same evening
another alarm was sounded. This
time it was the cottage of Mr.. James
T. Anderson, on the corner of Hender-
sod street, in rear of Mr. Anderson s
dwelling 1t is being occupied by Mr.
Dover aud family. Part of the roOf.of
the kitchen apartment was burned off.
1t caught from defective flue. The
fire company did good work, as they
always do Damage about $4,000
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-16
TIDDLEDY WINK CLUB.

The Tiddledy Wink Club met with
Mr.. and Mrs B. e. Brumby, Friday
evening, 10th inst. The evening was
most delightfully."- spent. Miss Olivia
Bacon won the lady's prize, pair of
handsome embroidery scissors. Mr..
Lewis Turner won the gentleman
prize, leather card case Delightful
refreshments were served Mr.. and
Mrs Brumby proved superb host and
hostess. Those present were Mrs
Annie DuPre, Miss Mary Dean Towers,
Miss Bessie Hughes. Miss Irene Barnes,
Miss Mary Lizzie Anderson, Miss Leila
Anderson, Miss Leila Leake. Miss Olivia
Bacon, Miss Nellie Hughes, Miss
Nellie Northcutt, Miss Mariah Brumby
Messrs. Harry DuPre, Ralph North
cult, Carl Barnes, Charley Granting,
Walter Miller, George Northcutt,
Lewis Turner, Jim Brumby, Ed Massey
Walter Sans and Dunklin Reynolds
Next meeting will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. w. ID. Anderson, Sr.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-16
BEHIND TIME.
For the Marietta Journal. !

For the Marietta Journal.
A railroad train was rushing along at
almost lightning speed. A curve was
just ahead, beyond which was a station
at which the cars usually passed each
other. The conductor was late, so late
that the period during which the down
train was to wait had nearly elapsed
but he hoped to pass the curve safely.
Suddenly locomotive dashed into
sight right ahead. In an instant there
was a collision, shrek, shock and
nifty souls we're hurled into eternity +;
and all because conductor had been
behind time. Boys, let us take warn
ing and always be on time in all our
appointments, business engagements
and duties and avoid the result that
may be disastrous to success in life.
Let US De on time. G. w. l..
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-16
NEW LABOR CONTRACT LAW.
To Prevent the Hiring of Labor
Already Under Contract.

! Now that new contracts are ba;ng
made, or are already in force, for farm
labor for another year, it is important
that every person in the country.
landlord, cropper, tenant and wage
Garner, should know the provisions of
new law passed on the subject by the
last Legislature and now operative.
The provisions of the law may be
| stated correctly as follow;
A hires B as laborer or cropper or rents
him farm. B abandons his contract
and seeks employment with G. If in
hiring B even for one day, or in rent
ing lands to him, G fails to take his
affidavit to the effect that he is not
already under written contract, he, C,
becomes liable in certain fixed damao-
es to A. or may be prosecuted for a
| misdemeanor. Ii, however, G takes
such an affidavit from B, he is fullv
protected, but B. is guilty of false
swearing and may be prosecuted there
for. The result will generally be, that
deferred by fear of prosecution, B will
refuse to make false affidavit, and as
he cannot obtain any sort of employ
ment without doing so, will find it to
his advantage to carry out his original
contract.
1t will be seen, therefore, that the
affidavit is the strong point of the law.
1t must be taken in every instance,
no matter how short the time for which
the party is hired, nor what sort Of a
contract is made with him.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-16
Card of Thanks.

The regular meeting of Kennesaw
Chapter U. d. G. has been unavoidable
delayed, and therefore the thanks due
our friends for their kindness in help
ing us at the fair held in November,
have not been published. 1t is pleas
ure to us to acknowledge these many
acts of kindness, and though this ac-
acknowledgements is delayed, it is none
the less earnest. We are indebted first
to the editors of the Marietta. Journal,
who have never failed to give us help
ing hand, and also to the members of
the Marietta band, who so kindly fur
nished the music on that occasion. To
the merchants, who so cheerfully aided
us, we are also most grateful. We are
all working for one purpose, the preser-
walton and identifying of our Confeder-
ate cemetery, and the Daughters of the
Confederacy are encouraged to perse-
we're until that work is completed
Much has been accomplished there, but
much remains to be done and we trust
that our citizens will stand by us and
give US their help and sympathy until
we have finished all that we have
planned, KENSEsAw CHAPTER,
United Daughters OF the Confederacy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-16
BANK OFFICERS

AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the First National Bank OF
Marietta. Ga, held on the l4th day of
January, 1902, the following directors
we're elected: II w Boone, T w GLOW
er, s K Dick, w r Power, ] B Glover,
r Winters. Geo F Newell, and G S
McCandlish. The directors at subse-
quent meeting elected + w Boone,
President; J r Winters, Vice Presi-
dent, and @ S McCandlish, cashier,
The bank made a splendid showing and
is doing prosperous business.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-16
ASSAULTS ON THE TREASURY.

Pension bills to the number of ,OOO
have already been introduced in Con-
gress, some of which, if they become
law, would add hundred millions a
year to expenditures in this Depart
ment alone. One measure provides
that all prisoners of war now surviving
be given a bonus of 50 for everyday
of their confinement in Confederate
prisoners, with $12 a month pension
in addition to any pension they may
now be receiving. Other bills grant
pensions to every man, soldier or sailor,
who took part in the Civil war. In
fact, every conceivable excuse by which
name can be gotten on the pension
list is made use of in bills already intro
duced, in addition to efforts to ex-
tend the laws so as to include the life
saving service and various other
branches of Government not now in
cluded in pension laws.
OF course many of these bills are put
in as sop to constituents who might
possibly be thereby benefited and
doubtless new congressman have been
most active in this respect. But it is
expected that enough of them will
pass to materially increase the pension
account, which last year amounted to
more than $142,OO0,0OO. The fifty
sixth Congress passed 1881 special
acts and it already seems as if the
Fifty-seventh had started out with a
special determination to equal or ex-
coed this record.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-16
Invitation to the Celebration of Gen,
Lees Birthday.

The Kennesaw Chapter U. d. G. cor
daily invite the citizens of Marietta to
join with them in the celebration of
General Lees birthday at the court
house on Monday, January 10Th, from
half past two to half past four o'clock.
The veterans, sons of veterans, mayor
and council, children and teachers of
the public schools, odd fellows, masons,
and all others interested are urged to
attend. Col. Charles Phillips will de-
liver an address on General Lee and
Prof. Sanford will tell us of Stonewall
Jackson, Lees right arm"