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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-06
Death of Mrs. Friend.

Yesterday morning the funeral Of
Mrs. Mary l.. Friend took place at
the old cemetery. The deceased was
about sixty five years of age, and died
late Monday afternoon in destitute
circumstances near the spoke and rim
factory.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-06
90 ca.ntr eommissioner.

q. r...a..i .. f-.tHl- hereby annOunoe my
-. f.- ....,..rtas to thr atlce OF Coauty Com
......--- f-..a ere pou-th District subject t.
.t.. -rarH II lhf rrluarK-
ItrartIf thsuk us tueud- 81 Marion county
..r as fs..rs promising should he reelected,
Il. ...-,. t...-- t. are l,r-i 5f ms ability.
y A. FORT.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-06

rhana.ua tI.f pe.Fie 81 Marion County Tor
- atrrs. respcctfuiiy aanounce mys-h a
- $500. ff rfrleltiou % he once Of TAX
-af.,set 10 caurse o. the primary.
ALFRED AVER
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-06
Announcement Cor State Attorney.

In....., aul.,l.. t. tir Dem'csat'o v5,ers ct
r...u ..arh 300 candidacy iaI the Once o'
-r... tH..r., . rar sam C.Tcuit, and ask
IH... ......-f Iu rHe rii msry of july IS.
MIA n AIuREn. OCaia.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-06
DECORATION DAY.
Was Fittingly Observed in ocaIs a
Large Number Present

Dickinson ChapterOf the Daughters
of the Confederacy have every reason
to congratulate themselves on the
successful carrying out OF The program
they had arranged for Decoration
Day.
Led by the Ocala Rifles the remnant
of the band of Confederate veterans
accompanied by a large number of
friends marched to the old cemetery
where the ceremonies were held.
Col. G. \. Saussy, former citizen
of Ocala and member of Marion
Camp of the Confederate Veterans,
but now of Savannah, Ga, twas the
orator of the occasion.
Col. Saussy was graceful y intro
duced 10y Ocals's favorite orator, Hon.
Robert A. Burford.
Mr.. Burford paid a very noble and
generous tribute to the bravery of the
Confederate soldier and alluded to
the gallant conduct of the orator of
the day. He said that Col. Saussy en-
listed when but youth and fought in
all the splendid aud hard fought bat
ties i'm the Virginia campaigns, and
while he escaped with his life shed
his blood in the defense of the flag
now forever furled.
Col. Saussy's address was most able
and Instructive in the defense of the
the south and peer less in its tribute to
Lee and his efficient lieutenants in
successfully driving back and holding
i'm check the Union armies under the
respective leadership of Mcclellan,
Burnside, Hooker, Meade and Grant.
He gave a most vivid and graphic
description of those grea; battles and
the official figures showing the great
disparity in numbers on the side of
Lee, and yet with his half-fed armies
he met and repulsed these fl, sh armies
that were pitted against him for up
wards of three years.
Col. Saussy said that 40 student of
history could read the story of these
campaigns and not be convinced that
General Lee was the greatest soldier
of modern times.
Col. Saus>y read the tributes paid
10 General Lee 10y English critics ana
in closing repeated Hills matches
eulogy of him.
Col. Saussy was warmly congratu.
lated ON h:~ splendid speech.
Ina burning eloquence Mrs. Fannie
Il. Gary, president of Dickinson Chap
ter conferred crosses of honor on the
following Confederate soldiers, crosses
being pinned on the veterans 10y
Louise Scott and Annie Mathews:
Col G.. \. SATISFY. the orator of the
day, Dr.. ID. \. Smith, Major T. ID.
Lancaster, DR.. VI +. W. Christian,
Messrs. G. n. DAVIS, W. c. Jefiords
and john Paeteur.
There were also crosses for several
veterans who were not present. They
will be presented at some future time.
The services were opened with
prayer by Rev. r. II. Morris and the
benediction was pronounced by Rev
l.. B. Warren.
Several voliys were then fired by
the Ocala Rifles, after which the
ladies proceeded tn decorate tie
graves of those who have fallen on
either side in the strife-both the
blue and the gray.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-06
Phosphate Shipments.

There were shipped from the port
of Fernandina for the month of May
by J. Buttgenbach 5000 tous by Ford
d Hitler, 5,400 tons.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-06
Ser State Senator.

hrrrfF aunounce myself candidate i0i
.ts sfatf s~uats trom TIRE l1ih senatorial oistfl0
$3.50 -uulter Cuuutic, sutJect 10 fAtnS@
t.as 4, thF rsrapis ~ b primary e.eouon 10 "'
arrsansr called a. she dernocrAiie eAe0u'i's
.-.-s-~ Rrspectfully,
g N. BRONN.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-06
Fss Count, Commissioners.

It. r.-r.. .. I -rl =. Iaciu>. because oi his
....l u.fk .r tss B.sri 1i County commission-
II. r.aarr. h.s -ara. Or rr-electiou.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-06
For State Senator.

r. ..... -.-.t.- .- tI-.- dI-.-iet before the next
....... -.-.a.s-s.- u q CHAMBERS.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-06

Dear ssr-I have jus, heard Of Mr.. Conley :
sad fate. This was the b-st friend ! ever had,
hence my interest. Please sit, do me the kind
ness 10 advise me OF his injuries. While feel
that all viii be dane tor him that friends can
DO. my whole heart goes ont tot HIM ia sympa-
thy. and duty prompts me to say to YOU If he il
in need OF an untiriug bedside attendant, please
advise me tor I could never feel cheerful again
If ever ] should learn that the dear old friend
wanted for anything that could do. Write me
~ necessary
Reference. Nlr. & n Brown, MI. Thomas
smith Of Deloust OF ]. T. Lancaster.
Yours truly.
VI. X. FLETCHER.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-06
Farmers Institute Meeting.

We are requested by Hon. Henry
w. Long, chairman of the Marion
County Farmers Institute, that he
will submit important recommends
tons at the meeting TO be held In
Ocala at 10 O'clock a. NJ, June 1lth.
1t is hoped that large membership
will be in attendance.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-06
His Better Side.

There WAS not many tears 81 ed
when John Conley died nor Ei""y
flowers scattered over his grave, bat
in his better, sober and saner mo-
ments John Conley did many good
deeds, TO some of which the following
letter, written to his attending physi-
elan before his death, will serve - an
index:
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-06
Standing by the ocaIs Banner.

The following is a sample of the
letters the OcaIa Banner is constant.
~ receiving:
ADRIAN, MICH, 6-3d, 1902.
Frank Harris, Esq,
Ocala, Florida,
Dear Sir:-I notice by the tag Oh
Banner that l am reading at your
expense. Enclosed find 81 to keep
the wheels of your excellent paper
moving. Yours truly,
q. y. ROBERTSON.
We thank our friends within and
without the state for their spprecia-
ton and words of cheer.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-06

Nny. the tuner, visits ocsla m
= .nuary aud May. Leave orders with
o-.la Ne~s Company az at weih~'s.
BIsu
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-06

kerosense oil is al excellent de-
strOyer of We "red bugs" "C?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
Seitnnnsnrlh1ft hrrfnnft.

B6iIaoelp6ta, q. Suli-9er
philadelphia 9u6Iic 2eOger" nebit
@ebduOe, 9ruderet, Die gan3e Nus=
ftattung uno 8runOeigent6um, Gde
Der Se6stenz un0 G6eftnut StraBe,
purDe 6sute BON @eorge 90. Gibbs
9rerel an AooIp6 g. Dds bertuuft,
Der Brei5 puroe ni6t a~ngegeben,
aber ME berlautet, mars ni6t ipez
niger ais $2,250,O00. 6r. Dds Fat
feline Sbeilbaber in Dem Nnpefen au@
Der SameS 81. 8ed, Der Elm anie6nliz
fe8 SntereFe am 8Iatte Fat. Der
neusgigent6iimer Iagt, OaB feline Ser
GnOerungen, neber i'm 6Ormat, Der tD>
pograpbii6en Nustattung nod Der
Senben5 Oe5 8lattes eingefii6rt per>
ben iouen. 9r, Dds, pel6er audi
Der 6aupt Gigent6imer Der nGeD>
gort 3imes," philadelphia Shines"
unb Chattanooga Shines" lit, purOe
beFrogt, pb Der nQeoger" nit Der
philadelphia Shines" coniOIiOirt
piirOe, pOrauf er antDOrtete: nSeBt
nod ni4t; pielei6t gar ni6t." Sein
8ruoer, 6r. George 70. Dds, lit gez
genpdrttg 9eiddft5z unO @6rtftleiz
ter Der bieIi9en rSimes." Der r2eoz
ger" lit cine Der d~lteiten un0 erfolgz
rei8iten 3eitungen bes 2anDe5, nell
DE in 1886 gegriinbet murOe, 8on
1864 bis 1894 mar George %, @hilO5
Gigentbiimer unO 9erausgeber Oerielz
ben, pel6e mad ieinem 3oOe Dem ",
s. 0regel : Ha6laB 3ufieI unO BON
George 90. gibbs 9reTel geleitet
tpurDe.
Die 3eitungen bes 6rn. Dds finO
ale unab6dngig in Der POlitit un0
Dienen iDealen grin3ipien Der Sour
nalitif. 8. Glarf 9obi5 ntrO ulS
6uuptzR ebafteur am nQebger" belize
baIten unb So6n Norri5 bon Der
rg}ep=gorter Shines" pirO bic Sc
f6GftaIeitunq iibernebmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
gIau CUR WirOerbcrrinignng Der DC:
mntratii6Fn @artci.

MiIpautee, @i5c., q, Suit.
- @iGiam 5. @ilas, e6emaliger Se=
fretdr be5 Snnern unter YrdiiOent
Glebelanb, bat in einem S6reiben an
ben 8or1iBer Oes Demofrotii6en Gen.
tralz@omite's BON 0isconfin auf befz
fen Nnfrage, ob unter ben jeBtgen pO=
litif6en 8er6GltniFen Elm barmOniz
f9es 3ufammenipirfen Der OemOtratiz
f6en 8urtei m0gli4 pdre, entI6ieoen
beia6enb geantnortet. 8ila5 1T Der
Nnit9t, baB Die 9emOtraten t6re3Diz
fttgteiten in Der 8ergangen6eit begraz
ben unb Die Spbten ruben laiien ioQz
ten. IS pGre Elm fru6tlofes Begin
men unb cine Sinbe, tpenn man jeBt
perIu6en noute, erloi6ene Streitfra@
gen bon Neuem an3ufa6en. Sir oas
@olt lei Die bemotratif4e Partei Die
ein3ige 5offnung auf gtettung aus Der
3une6men0en Sru1tz8 efa6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
S~cra6auzG

Suite, W}ont,, 81. Suli. - 6e=
fretGr Ma6on pon Dem international
len 8er8bauz@ongreB Der i'm Sep
tember bier 3ufammen tritt, bat bon
0trettor Charles @alpot oon Der geo.
logif4en @6t6eilung Der 8unOesregiez
rung Na4rt6t erbalten, DaB Die folz
genben 8eomten ieine5 Departments
Dem 8ergbau : GpngreB b%eipobnen
perben: GAefz6porograp4iit s. q.
g}epeu, Die 9eolOgen @ulter 8. @eeo
un0 @albemur Qinbgren unb Der So
pogropbiit 81, 6. Chapman.
Cine MeIbung aus Sem : Orleans
befagt, boB Der 6tuat 2Ouiiiuna Our6
flint 9elegaten reprdfentirt iein Diro.
Die per19iebenen Gtienbu6nlinien baz
ben ben 9elegaten gu Dem GongreB
cine beOeutenbe 6abrPreisermdBigung
nPnGhrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
Sru6tlnie Geographic.

Geattle, @of6., q. Sult, -
Sngenieur 8i6orO PfunO, Der nit Der
Qeitung Der BON Der 8unoesregierung
uu5geriiiteten Expedition CUR @rri4>
tung elmer Oro6tlOien 3slegropbenliz
ME in Nla5fa beauftragt lit, beIddfz
tigt ii9 bier nit ben 8Orarbeiten fir
cine bru6tloIe telegrapbi4e 8erbin=
Dung 3nif6en Seattle unO Sap Stat
terp, Die Oa3u Oienen piirbe, nit
0ampfern BON Gan Srun3t5cO unb
benz Orient, pel6e nit Der n0tbigen
Gtnrtdtung CUR Gntgegenno6me BON
brabtIoien S%elegrammen ausgeitattet
finb, einen HadrtdtenDertebr gu unz
ter6alten. Sn 2tla5ta IOu 3und6It Ell
ne brabtIofe Selegrup6enlinie 3DiI6en
Sort 8ib7on unb Bates RaptOS, cine
Gntfernung pOn $50 N}eilen, eingez
ri6tet tperDer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
Gan0iten>llmtriebc.

G6icago, q. Suli. - Spe8ialz
poli3iit 8Obert 6, M}c0}a6On BON benz
n4uOitorium : 9Otel" itieB geitern
g}a6t bei einem 3unbgange I'm Die
9otelanIagen auf 3pei @egelagerer,
Die in einem Geitengange auf Opfer
luuerten. 8eiOe 8anOtten 5ogen gfez
polber uno Der 64uBmann mar audi
nit ieinem S6ieBeiien i4neq BEL Der
6anD. Mebrere S4iiTe purOen gez
tpe9Ielt, elmer berRGuber mar auf Der
@tsue get0btet, ietn 9efd6rte er9riff
bic 6lu9t, purbe aber BON penn Spe>
5ialpoli3iiten etnge6Olt unO in Sc
.na6riam ge6ra4t. Der 4rreitant
gie6t ben Rumen Ieinss 8et0Oteten Sc
fdbrtsn ais 6runt Murphp an un0 be-
bauptet, baB lie 8eiOe gar feline rGuz
bertf6e Q6ii6t gsbabt 6Gtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
ncheri6memmnnaCn.

9en gan, N,zY, q. Sult. -
Die @egenb pon 2ate &euta lit pieoer
BON einem perbeeren0en unpetter
beimgeiu6t tporDen. 8OIe SO Strnz
ben COB Der 3egen in Str0men uno
ale 6liiTe uno 8G8e iinO aus i6ren
ufern qetreten. Der Waferftano
bes Safe &euta lit in ben leBten "a
@tunOen nm 10 3ou geitiegen. 9ter
ite6en biele @rbgei6ofe unter Nafer
uno cine Bride an South : 4penue
1T BON ben reiBenben 6lut6en 6intpegz
qe76pemmt tporDen. Sci Dem Srte
0arI6an bat Der Oattd : Greet unD
BEL Dem Orte 0ansDiqe Der GdnaIez
ragq : Greet Die ufergeldnOe auf fpette
Strefen iiberI4nemmt. Die Sur
mer erleioen f8pere 8erluite.
Same8tonn, R.>Y., q. Sult.
ueber G6autauqud : Gountp entluo
ficb geftern pieoer Elm DerbeerenOer
&egeniturm. Die 8a6ngelei1e limb an
perI6ieoenen 9telen bDn ben retBen~
ben 5lut6en au8genai6en uno Der
8etrie6 1T t6eiIpeiie geit0rt. Bel Dem
@erfu4e, ben angeidpOuenen 6rsndz
Greef gu bur4i4reiten, lit 8eor8e
GourtnD ertrunten.
Utica, 3.zg, q, Suli, - 3a6
48zItiinbigem 9egenpetter begann
Rute oas @etter iid ipieOer auf3uz
tldren. Ollie 8dde unO Str0me iino
aus i6ren ufern getreten, Ser W(oz
bapt z8iper lit nm 8 SUB iiber ben
gep0bnli4sn WaReritono geitiegen II.
Orobt nit Oer4eerenoer ueberidpems
mltnd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
Srnheu nit 0hnhinIfi3.

SpGer. Ser, 81. Suli. = 3pei
Gompagnie'n Mili3folbaten finO per
Grtra3ug nu4 Dem Orte RuSt, Sem
beriOnzGOuntp, gefabren, I'm einen
iber 70 Sabre ulten Neger gegen cine
2bn4erf4aar, Die iRm mad Dem 2eben
tra9tete, in @6uB gu nebmen. Der
alte Neger purbe geitern DerAaftet,
unter Der 4nfGage, auf Die SO4ter Ell
mes peiBen 8flan3ers, in befIen 9ienz
item er itanb, einen f4Gnoli8en On
griff periibt 81 BADEN. 8aIb buruuf
Iammelte ii4 cine piit6enbe Bolts
menge an unb brohte nit Qbn4geri6t.
Nuf Grfuden bes S4eriffs CAB Der
@eneralabjutant Orber, Mtlt3truppen
na9 benz S9auplaB Der l1nru6en 81
ent1enben. Die Nnge60rigen unb
Sreunbe Der Pflun3erfamilie iOnen
entI9loTen Ietn, nit Dem gteger fur
3en 8rp8eB gu MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
Shnnmit<ErnInIi0u

36e 0ales, Ore, q. Sui. =
8ier 4rbetter an Der Strede Der Co
lumbia 3iber unb Hort6ern 8a6n 6a>
BEN rar4 6a6rlGfiigteit Bel Der 9unO@
6a6ung bon Sprengmaterial ben 500
gefunben. Sine &iIte nit 0Dnamit,
bic ie unbprii4ttger Weiie fa1en lie=
BEN, eTplooirte nit berni6tenoer Sc
malt unb bic bier Qr6eiter nurben II,
Stiide 5erri1en; Elm anberer ManH
trug ianere 8erleBunQen babon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22

3D., unO 8. Map &O6erts, %; Up
Plitont 9ug6RO6ert5, jun., g&r. 2034,
Oitz9rattitruBe.
@iuium s. 8nuuff, AZ, 6pfeSOiue,
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SO. 6re0erid 3o7e, %, gr. 514,
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q.
MidaeG 5, @gan, 80, 0r, 1882,
@eit z6apetteItraBe un0 9%}argaret Uf.
8arritp, q.
SOfep6 9. 6onnan, 25, unO Mogz
ale MarquarOt, Npplitdnt S. 2eo
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6enrD @. @tIe, As, geI4teOen, un0
Gina %, 9anbolo, 81, 4pplitant &oz
bert S. Megang, Gr. $500, 9ruioz
6i4zNDenue.
gincent 6. guui, %, CIR. TAO,
8ierte StraBe, N.8,, 8u56ington,
.. g., unD Office 8. @uQiDan, IS.
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9dnnoperitraBe, unO Anrte 6tBPaz
trid, q.
86omos 6ol3er, 26, un0 6lOrence
8. Garter, 20, g}r. FOG, MoOiiOnz
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bann, R.zg.
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M2Ountz unO Sri5bpitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
QampferzS
GntieRlitbeS GnSc elmer Scrgniiz
gun9sfabrt.
9ampfer uprimus" Our6 goaiiion
nit S4lepper n9anTa" in Stiite
gef6nitten unO geiunten. Die
We6r3aAl Qerettet.

W}e6r3abl gerettet.
9amburg, p. Suli. - Ser
0ampfer nprimus" Don elmer 9am@
burgii6en 2tnie, nit 185 Pafagteren
an 8prO, 'puroe beute frii6 bOn Dem
S6lepper r6ania" ungerannt unO in
Stiife geIdnitten. n9rtmus" par
Elm @rturtOn5 : 9umpfer BON 8urtez
4uoe, ProOin3 9unnOOer.
9as llngliid ereignete Ii9 3pti6en
8lanteneIe uno qtenitetten. Nuf benz
9dmpfer 6efanO ft6 Der Mtdnner6or
BON @il6ed. DIS Der 3uIammenitoB
erfOlgte, mar Der r9rimu5" i'm 8ez
griff, ben &anal na6e 8Ianteneie
pom iioIi9en in oa5 nDroli9e 6a6rz
pafer gu treu5en. 0ieie5 MtanODer
ion na4 4usIagen bon 4ugen3eugen
an 8orO Der n9anfa" gu pl0Bli4 Dor
genommen tpprben Iein. Der ygri=
mus" bo6rte ii9 in ben Maf9inen=
raum Der v6ania" 6inein, 2eBtere
beriu4te, ben 9ampfer ms S6Ieppz
tau gu ne6men, lief u6er auf, unO Die
@4tffe muBten ii4 trennen. 0urauf
iant Der n9rimus."
Sn Der 3piI6en3eit mar es ie0o4
so Pafagieren Oes geiuntenen @4ifz
fe5 ~gelungen, ii4 nit 9iilfe BON 2eiz
tern unO Striden gu retten. 70 9afz
iugiere purOen bon S6Ieppern aufgez
nomnen, anbere retteten ii9 bur4
S6Dtmmen ans QanO.
9etorationen fiir ameriz
tamil DE 8irger.
Berlin, p. Sult. - @tpa 300
ameritunii6e 8irger, Die ii6 I'm Die
Retie bss 9rin3sn 9einri8 in ben
Ser. Staten peroien7tli4 gema6t,
fo1en nit Srben unb Nus3ei4nungen
beglift peroen. Die Namen Der 10
geebrten iinO nod ni6t 6etonnt.
Die Qifte purbe bonn OeutI9en BOT
i4after in 8aibington, Or. BON 9olz
le6en, %angefertigt, aber mun4e Naz
men pur0en aud DON Prin3 9einri4
fel6it 6in3u9efigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
@as Orn9enOer 0efaBr in's GcrbCrz
beu.

Chicago, p. Suli. - Quf Der
6u6rt in i6rer 9aioltni4aluppe
fprangen geitern G6arle5 &u6if uno
fein 8ruber iber 8oro, I'm Der bro
benben 8efa6r elmer 8aiolin : @gPloz
fton gu entge6sn. 8eiOe purOen bon
ZEN ange78poGenen 5lut6en Oes Ga
lumst : 8iper 6inpesgeriFen un0 ers
+rnrfen
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Wnrn unn Gel6ffmnrn.

Marf6a1G, W&o., q. Sult. =
Weil iie nt6t feline 6rau perben nOaz
tie, erf6pB George WileD leBte Na4t
SRI, 0opie 6lpnn, cine @tieftO6ter
BON Ri6arO 9earting in befen @Obz
nung unb mu4te glei4 barauf aud
Ieinem Qeben Elm Gnbe. 0a8 junge
N}Gb6en lebte nur nod fiinf8ebn N2iz
nuten, na6bem Die &ugel i6re 8ruit
bur66obrt bate. 8or Dem 9uuie
fano- man fpdter Die 2ei4e beS I}0r@
Npr2
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0cuer 0eneralar3t.

Maf6ington, o. g., q. Suli.
9rG1ibent 8oofebelt bat Oberit Ct.
80. O'3eiGp gum Ha6foGger beg Sc
neralar3tes Tornoob Don Der 8unbesz
armee, Der am 7. September in ben
8u6eItunb tritt, beItimmt. Oberit o.
ReiQp errei6t erit i'm Sanuur 1909
hie geieBli6e @l~ter8gren3e. Gr bat
an Der gPenniplounier IlniDeriitdt"
M}ebi3in ituoirt unb trat i'm Sabre
1864 als MilitGrar5t in bic 8unbesz
Qrmee Elm.
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Qcbensmunc,

9btIubelp6ia, q. Suli. -
0er 81 Sabre ate 8ittor ROuiaOt
bat in ieinsr Wobnung in German
torpn Our8 @inatbmen pOn 2eu6tgaa
bem 2e6en Elm Gnoe 9ema6t, @r par
pegen 2lttien : SransattiORen in
96pierigfeiten gerut6en unO in Ser
5tpeiflung legte er 9anO an ii4.
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6cirnths>0ircn3en.

Ro6fe6snbe 6eirat6s : 2icen3en
tpurben geItern i'm 8iireau bes Of
tuars bes Common pleasz 9eri6ts
ausgeIteQt:
Martin 8aribua, %, gam6ri6ae,
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9Diemterie,
St0rrDOe,
O1Olcrtne.

Gin 6albr bis gu eincm 0au3cu EbetI6iitI BON
RaOplo's TtcOp RtlieT in eiHem baibtu 0laie ron
g8dTer 9enommcn uuO 10 LANCE i~OrtJgcBt, ais pie
Gntl,trunocn aubaltsu, uuo Elm nit aoaop Relisf
e%strdnitls Slid 6nnea aber ben Ta0eu uuo bic
GiugepeiOe gele0t. p;rO au8eHbIidli6e 2tnoerun9
unO raid cine 6cilung btrOor b%ringcu.
~JRaODuD'g RcaOD J%eisi, III 8aHtr 9cnOmmsn,
piro in ctnie,r Minuten Rrdmpi,, tranIpflrti9e aus
fdut, lauren Magsu, 1~lc5.lt,it, Grbrebuugen, soOs
bremen, Cbumaatss2 tufdnc, ItrO6ftdt, trdntbaftes
Sopip:6, 9ldbuu9eu uHo ale innsrcn S6msr5sW
49,
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Refne Rnb bal gna une Radt,

Ri8ts, mas mir @trqHiigeH uc6t. - Die 6lage
piro BON teiuem U}suibm btnsr o~.rtauotn. ais BON
isnsn conference.-the 4suteu. Dclbe ar 6dmcrz
rboiDcr .tiosu uuo DeOer SinotruHV. nod &ejluHg
iiHOtu. &e0uutrHslDCrth nab Dtsic, Don Dan befties
ten S6mcrIcu 8c2eJuilteH, Gbtu audi nod, DtiI
i5rs @liuobcit oa5 @uts ui3t Ncbt, oas Sbnen 10
uabs lieQt rel re 3Gs tiu5jIs Mttttl lptlbes bic
odmorrbcioIn b%lititiIt. ni5t linden uHo atbrlu5et,
ndml.t Gr. Si!sbse's Nuntcis. IS la0ert iofort
uuo BELT uut Die Zausr. Qrobtu ipsrDen irei psrz
Yort. (GiSO. Sdl
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&nItimnre. chin.0s nhn.0Inetin

Baltimore bip.S nbn. 9 iiletin.
S2.5O-Spn Baltimore mad Cumberland unb
,urnd. SI.25 BON Baltimore nab Sars
per'S Serrp une ,uriif- Sounta9, oen27.
Suli. Spejiul3ug OcrldBt ben Ntt. 9toDal=
@abnbof Z llbr @ormittaes, GamDen=Sabn=
bof 7.15 @ormittags.
So. OO-Spu Baltimore nab philadelphia
unc lurild; 81. 80 BON Baltimore nab @befter
unO jurid; $l.00 BON Baltimore nab 9SII=
minqton unD ,uriid an SOnntug, Den q.
Suli. Spe3iul3ug perldbt Den Gannoen=
9abnbof um 8l5 friib uuO ben Oit. &oDals
Sabubof nm $50 friib.
SIO.OO-Spn Baltimore nndb Rfd9dr1r falls
unp ,uriId, SauiftGg. ben .. auguit. Bill
Iste fir 10 Gage gIltig. Spc5ia!jng Don
pur6lauienOeH Goades unO Yulmans8arIor=
g9aQQons O~trlaTeu Den GamOn= Sabuboii 9.l9
@ormittaes, ben Mount HoDalz8abnboi 9.24
8ornritt1qs. Rur 81. 90 b r a d J o.
utounO uri d. lluttrbrt6ung Der
6dbrt 1T erlaubt auf Der 9iiidfabrt in 9uf=
faip, 8ofeicr, 8sneoa, 9urOttte uuo 4taub=
Gbunt. Nbitsber BON 9iodtfer na6 Sbou=
iano ISLANDS unO 5uriid, uur $3.50.
C28(
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Commercial e turner's
OutiOna( BanR,

8apital unS ltebcrid1uf $65O,OOO.
SGmrerce 3. Semp, g%raiiosnt.
aStlfon Sepicr. Soiirsr.
Sireftoren
Geo. o.. bon 2ingeu (Osuti6er aoniuO
q. Sbumu6r ( So.
%. 3. S, Wdttsrs........I rmtrpu9, 6ator & So.
G.opo y INSTRUMENTATION 8. Sadion 50.
a.. ~. &lQltQllH,
S5l5. .. @cnrp Ricmau { Cons.
Hobfrt &dmilp..........9atttrion Tam;ap & 80.
g8liou .RaiTrer.
4lDrtnc: .. .QrdTo.nt.
Honti ftr 9trionen, 6ismsn uuD Gorporation,u
srnlnl5: ltdi2, 1SBl
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Mddan's W61eben.

Qpnbpn, q. Suli. = Die trotz
f6en lleberreite BON Sobn ". g}adaq
BON Can 6ron5iscO, nelder 9eitern
bu6ier bas 3eitlide fegnete, foaen
na8 Iepzgorf gebra4t unb auf Dem
GREENWOOD 6rieObOfe," na6e 8roof@
Inn, CUR leBten 8ube b%eitattet lperben.
Ser Sag, an peldem Die bieiige Sob
tenfeier itattfinbet unD Die 2et4e nod
Nepzgorf meiter bef0rbert miro, fam
crit beIttmmt perben, penn 9r. Glaz
renee M}adup, Elm @Obn beS @eritor=
6enen, Der NepzYort leBten Sam
flag perGieB, bier eintrtfft.
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8lodube erDeitert.

Wtllem a D, Curacao, II.
Suli. = Die rOffi3ial @a3ette," Die
in Caracas erf4eint, Oer0ffentIi4t
cine amtIi4e 8etdRntma9ung, bur9
peI6e @arupano Der 2iite ~Derienigen
9afenitbte 5ugefiigt nirO, rpel4e fir
BEN 9anOel geiperrt unO DemgemdB
gegen ieoen @erfebr 6lodirt ftno. SIN
6afen befinOIi6en S4iffen pirO
our9 OisIes 9etret geniigenO 3ett gez
ge6en, ibren 8eitimmungsOrt gu err
rei9en, ME Dies aud 6e3iigli4 Der
Sa6r3euge Der SAL mar, Die ii4 in
ben bereits friiber fir blOdirt ertldr>
ten Soften 6efunben.
Der 8unoes : Stronger rPbiluoelS
pbia" bat Ga 9uaird auf Der 5u6rt
mad Barcelona, 8ene5uela, berlufen.
Oas Ser. Stdaten : &utonenboot
nMariettu" liegt Dor Ga @uaira.