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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-08
vANpERvooRT is DEAD.

Philadelphia, July 29.-Paul Wander
WORT, past commander in chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic, died at
Puerto Principe, Cuba, today OF paraly-
sis of the heart, He was born in Ohio
IN 1916. He enlisted for three months
service in the 6Sth Illinois Infantry,
and re-enlisted in Company NJ, 10th
Illinois Cavalry, and was with his reg!-
ment In the Ninth and Twenty-thlrd
corps and the Cavalry Corps of the Mil
itary Department of the Mississippi.
He was discharged August /, 1865, as
sergeant. Past Commander Wander
WORT Joined the Grand Army in ILL
nois in 1866, and was assistant adju-
tant general to Department Command
err Hillyard, He resigned the position
on his removal to Omaha, where he
was mainly instrumental In the organ
ization OF the Department of Nebraska,
to which he was assigned as provision
al commander. On the formation OF
the department he was elected depart,
ment commander, He was elected
senior yice-commander in chief in 1915
and commander in chief in 1852.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-08
CABLE COMPANY LIKELY
TO GET GOVERNMENT DATA

Washington, July 29.-It was stated
at the Department OF Justice today
that Assistant Attorney General Rus
sell, now in Paris investigating Pana-
ma canal titles, had charge Of the cor
respondence relating to the laying OF
the Pacific cable, and that nothing
would be done in the matter of sound
ings until his return from Paris. The
United States asks the Pacific Com
mercial Cable Company to give a spe-
cial rate to the Government with a
guaranty that the cable may be ex-
clusively used by the Government dur
ing war and that It shall be laid only
In American territory. With these con-
ditions met the Government will give
the soundings to the cable company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-08
SAYS FITz SURPRISED HIM

<<<<3 .<<%<
= San Francisco, July 26.-He \
y gave me the hardest fight of my \
y life. and when landed the punch 4
' that knocked him out he certainly =
\ had all the best of me. II was \
= the bandages that punished me =
= so much. The blows did not daze =
y me. but every time Fitz landed =
= even a glancing blow 1t seemed =
= to cut me like a knife. The blood \
' in my throat bothered me a good =
= deal-more, In fact. than any of =
' the punches, and there was never =
= moment during the fight when I =
= was not confident of the final out. =
= come. But Bob surprised me a =
= lot at that. He seemed faster =
' and stronger than when met him =
= btSore, and he reached my head =
= much oftener, but | always had =
= my jaw covered and | knew he =
= could not hit me hard enough on =
the body to put me out. | am so =
= much bigger and heavier than he =
is that knew | would wear him =
= out and win in the end. \
= 1T was a body punch that fin =
: ished the fight, and was as \
' much surprised as any one in the =
= house that 1t came when 1t did. =
' But II was a perfectly fair blow. y
We were not clinched at the time. =
| simply caught him off his guard =
y after he missed hook at me, and y
= that was the end. \
y For Fitzsimmons | have moth. y
= ing but praise. He Is certainly q y
wonderful man for his age. and y
feel as though | would rather II y
had been any one else in the y
world to be beaten but him. 4
= Now | am ready for Corbett y
II he Is prepared to talk sensible =
y business, and after that | am go. =
\ ing to take a long rest. Every =
y fight man trains as hard for as =
= | did for this one takes a year or =
= SO off the other end of his life. =
\ and | do not intend to lose any =
\ time on this earth that Is coming 4
= to me. II | meet and beat Cor. 4
! ' bett | think will have disposed 4
= Of every one VINO Is entitled to 4
= consideration.
y Il cannot say that am elated 4
= over the victory, for, to tell the 4
= truth, | was always sure that | 4
= could beat FitZ again as easily as 4
| did the first time we met " 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-08

a
the crampd
n
stock sanitary plumbing materials the shop opened
worldamed Douglas which
high
noe their operation closets made They constructed
thoroughly
bowl s written
leakage made
plumbing requisites modern residence The BATH
SHOP leader sanitary plumbing experience and
capable enables Mr. Bath do work equal not
other shop in the Islands
roedrm enameled hand, well
highly connections
making them artistic
improved Wash exhibition
specion of these goods.
time He gves
all nrusted him his supervision.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-09-27
Repairing of all Kinds Promptly
and Substantially Done.
PRICES TO SHIT THE TIMES.
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the registry books
for the general election to be held on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in November
viz: November sth, 1909. are now open at the
office of the Registry Agent for Como Precinct
Lyon County, Nevada and will remain open
daily from 10 o'clock n IN. 10 & o'clock p m.
until October 10Th, 1902, and from October 10Th
1902 TO October 2lst 1902. from O'Clock p. IN,
to 9 O'Clock D. IN in addition To the hours here
tofore mentioned at which time the registry
books will close at & o'clock p m.
Naturalized citizens will be required to pre-
sent their natu alizaton papers for inspection
at the time they appear and desire TO have
their names registered.
EMMETT BOYLE,
Registry Agent of Como Precinct,
Lyon County. Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-09-27
Exnerience Conyinces.

Prove it's value by investing 10 cents in
trial size of Ely's Cream Balm. Druggists
supply it and we mail it. Full size 30 cents.
ELY BROS, Sc Warren St., New York.
Clifton, Arizona, Jan. 20, 1888.
Messrs. ELY Bros. Please send me so
cent bottle of Cream Balm. l find your
remedy the quickest and most permanent
cure for catarrh and cold in the head.
DELL M. POTTER, Gen. Mgr Ariz. Gold NJ Co.
Messrs. ELY Bros. Il have been afflicted
with catarrh for twenty years. 1t made me
so weak thought 1 had consumption. 1
got one bottle of Ely's Cream Balm and in
three days the discharge stopped. 1t is the
best medicine I have used for catarrh.
Proberta, Cal. FRANK f. KINDLEsPIEE.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-09-27
Re gis tration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the registry books
for the general election to be held on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in November,
viz: November 18th. 1862 are now open at the
office of the Registry Agent OF Mound House
Precinct. Lyon County. Nevada, and will re
main open daily from 10 o'clock a. M, TO b
o'clock p IN. until October 10th. 1902, and from
october 10th, 1902, to october 2lst. 1902, froIu
the hours heretofore mentioned, at which time
the registry books will close at O'Clock y. N.
Naturaized citizens viii be required To pre-
at the time they appear and desire to have
their names registered
A. r. GOSEMERKER,
Registry Agent Of Mound House Pre-
cnct, Lyon County, Nevada
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-09-27

1t is reported on good authority
that the gold and copper mine III
Iron Canyon, Lander county, has
been sold to Philadelphia and Chica
go capitalists for a sum exceeding
three-quarters of a million dollars.
At Donnelly Mountain there are
over eighty claims located, covering
distance of three miles from the
original discovery. The deepest
shaft is down less than forty feet
There are some fair surface show
ings.
The trial of James Shaugnessy
for numbering his mistress some
months ago, in Golconda, came to an
end late last Saturday night at
Winncmucca, the jury returning a
verdict of not guilty after being out
over two hours.
1t is reported that nine-foot ledge
of black sulphuret silver ore car
rying I6,525 Dunes to the ton, has
been discovered in Silver King dis
trict, Lincoln county. The find Is
near Delamar, and there is a STAN
pede to the district.
The Nevada Power and Light Go i,
of Reno, OF which Senator Flanagan
is President, has purchased from the
Bonner Land and Water Co. the
dam at Lake Tahoe known as the
Won Schmitt dam. The price paid
is $4,000, of which the farmers on
the Truckee meadows will pay Sly
500.
Warrants have been issued in
Austin for the arrest OF James
Watt, brother of Sheriff Watt, of
Lander county, and George Will
stolen cattle and dishgured brands
on stock belonging to Pat Welsh and
others. AT last accounts neither of
the accused men had been found.
The owners of the coal fields forty
miles west of Tonopah have incor-
porated under the name of the Tono-
pah Coal and Power Co. This COM
pany is negotiating with the Tono-
pah Mining Co. to furnish the latter
with fuel. The Coal Company has
also contracted to furnish the Crys-
tai Water Company with coal for
fuel.
The Bamberger's De Lamar mines
are being supplied with a 2ooo.horse
power plant. The plant which will
installed as rapidly as possible, will
be one of the largest and most efhc-
lent in the West, the power will be
transmitted distance of fourteen
miles, and will be made to serve
every need. The new mill will be
an ideal one, and by January list
should be treating 500 tons daily,
with the maximum to be reached
four months later.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-09-27
Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
1Nmeeting of the stockholders of the Oak
land Consolidated Gold & Silver Mining Com
pany, a corporation, will be held at its office,
in Dayton Lyon county. Nevada, on the 10th
day of November. 1902. at the hour of O'Clock
p. m, for the purpose OF considering the pro-
posed increase of the capital stock of said cor.
pOration from 100, 900 shares of the par value of
81 per share, to 100000 shares of the par value
of 81 per share C c. BRAUN,
JOHN A. PARAMORE.
Dayton. New, Sept. r. 1902. Trustees.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-24

Den tpaderen Seeleuten, fopie ben
i~tarfen Mauern Der Stride lit es po6l
6duptid9lt9 gu banfen, baB fi9 bus
6euer nt9t peiter iiioli4 ouf bic bort
liegenben 5ablrei6en 6ol3bGu5er aus
bebnte. paitor @eis6aar's Mlobilien
tparen gar ni9t berft9ert. Die Sc
meinbe bat in Den lebten sSa6ren unter
Der tii4tigen 2ettung hires allgemein
berebrten Seelfprgers lire friibere be-
beutenoe S9ulb auf ettpa $500 rebu=
3irt unb pGre in Der nG9Iten 3eit
i9u~lbenfrei %geporben. Dies 8ranbz
ungliif iteGt pieber groBe 4nforoez
rungen an bic SpferpiQtgteit Der fIei>
men, aber paferen MitglieOer3u6I, Die
enti9lofen lit, iofOrt pieDer an ben
Nuf6au Der Stride unO be5 Pfurrbau>
ies gu f4reiten.
9Offentli9 pirb bic 9emeinbe in
bieIem I0bIi9en l1nterne6men ni6t
nur BON ben am. 8irgern Der Staot
M~nnapplis, Iorbern aud BON ben beutz
f6en S6peitergemeinben bieiiger
Stabt auf bas 8rdfttgite unteritiiBt,
Die 9farr : 6amilie Fat eintpeilen
in einem Der 6dufer bes 9rn. Martin
Smtt6 elm S6Da9 gefunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-24

@sm6il1, 2. 0Ffi3ier 6. 2ungemut, 8.
Offi5ier 6. MarmbOlO, 4. Offi3ier@.
are6el; /. Muf4inif S. Rie6ers, 2.
MuI6fnit 6. 8lante, 8. Mai4intft
SO. &liiber, 4. NfaT8intit g. @4Od;
Qr3t Or. 8. 8o3enrauO; 9rODiant= u.
3u6lmeiiter s. 5e6Ienfelo; 06ers
@teparO $. 6rtBi4e; OberfO4 g.
9empel.
8eneruG Gill fG6rt mad
0eutf9Ianb.
General So6n Sin. 9rdiiOent Der
nMercantile 9rut u. 0epoiit Co."
BON Baltimore, fdbrt 6eute a1F benz
NorOO. 2Ippb : 0ampfer n5irit 8ise
mard" BON g}ep : gOrt mad Bremen
ub. Gr niro Berlin, DRESDEN uno
anOere 9auptitd0te 0eutf6lonb's be-
iu9en unb bann in gdrl5ba0 cine
Sur bur6mQ6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-24
Gurl 0OttfrieO Nen6anrr brgrabem.

Ginbrufs0oGe 3rauerfeier in Der
beutf4en SeruIalems Stride an
Der 8elair : &oab. = 6r. Reuz
bauer mar QeItefter Der @emein6e.
Na8 einem 606it einbrufSpouen
3rauergotte8bienfte in Der Stride Der
ebang.zlut6. SerufalemS : 8emeinbe
an Der 8elair : Rodo puroe oer2et69
nam oes am SDnntag in ieiner 8oRa
nung BEL 6ulerton ~geItorbenen 9rn.
8arl @ottfrieo 92eu6alter auf benz
Srieb6ofe ne6en Der Stride CUR etpt9en
Ru6e gebettet. 6r. Neubuuer mar
fe6r beliebt unter ietnen 9td9bdrn
unO fungirte piele Sabre ulS &ir4en@
NelteI ter uno 8orite6er. DIS Oer2et4z
nam, gefolgt BON Der Sumilie uno
3a6lrei9en Sruuernben, Die Stride err
rei6te, ert6nte elm Srduermari4 duf
Der Srgel. Der por Dem @ltdr ME-
bergelaTene Sarg mar gan3 nit 8lu@
men beoedt, ais 9aitor Scarf But. ben
9~otte8bienit nit Dem 9erleien OeS 80.
9Ialmes er0ffnete, gtd4 einem &ieoe
Der @emeinbe trug Der &ir4en4or
unter 2eitung bes Prof. Soi, gEeus
meDer 0us 2ieb n@ieoerie6en" Dor.
Ser @6or beItuno aus ben 9amen
STA 9ornung, Carrie S6par5 uno
&at6. 8ogt, iopie ben $50. 9arr2
9ins3 unb So. 8ogt. DIS Sert gu
Ieiner 9rebigt bate Ii8 9aitor 8urG
Buff ben 26, 8ers beS "a. 8apitel5
oes 1. 8u6es Mofes genG6lt. Sm
2aufe Der 9rsbigt betonte Der Reoz
ner, baB 9rn, Neu6ouer'5 9inf4etOen
BON Der gan3en 8emeinOe uufri4tig
betrauert perbe, benin er lei Elm treuz
er, Iie6er 6reunO Der Stride gepefen,
Der es Deroiene, DAB iein @n0enten gez
a9tet uno geebrt nerbe. 3roB ieineS
urbeitstei9en Qeben5 babe er BEL Der
l1nru6e Der 3eit Iein 6eelenbetl ni6t
perna9IdFtgt. @r babe uuf bemSterz
bebette nod na3 Dem fl, I6enomaA(
perlangt unb e8 re4t3eitig erbulten.
Der Sing6Or trug bunn ba5 2ie6
Gathering BONE" Dor, in pel4em5rl.
9ornung bic 6plopartie fang. Sum
S8luB 6ielt 9aitor @orfu8 bon
9artDiGe mod cine QnIpru4e, Na6s
Dem Der @arg aus Der Stride getragen
unO ms 8ra6 geientt mar, fpra6Paz
itOr Buff ben 5egen. Qls 8abrtu4s
TRIGGER ga6en benz 9a6ingeI4ieOenen
bic $50. @6a8. Sad, @m, S4pur3,
Serb. Slider, Sobn Sippel, NiI6.
@6ri1t uno 6erul. &oppelmann Die
IeBte @6re. Der 2ei8en6eit atter 6r.
2aFa6n Don 5ulertOn leitete Die DR.
engagements.
ST. g~eubduer purOe am 18. Sc
bruar 1929 in Sparned, 80nigrei4
8a1ern, ge6oren uno fam 1867 nit
ieiner i'm ii6erlebenben Satin na9
Nmerita, 9ur4 6IeiB unO @parz
iamteit bra6te er e8 gu Der6dltniBs
mGBigem Woblftanbe uno An5e6en.
QuBer Ieiner treuen 2ebehsgefd6rtin
binterlGBt er einen So6n, 9rn, SO6n
Neubauer, unO bier 30ater, 6ruu S.
&ra6, 6rau @eo. &rud, Srau SObn
6ippel uno 6rau g. @epbart, iopie
% @ntel, ferner cine S6peter, 6ruu
SeiOel bon Baltimore :. Gountp, uno
cine StiefI6peiter i'm alien Batter
lQnDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-24
Eus Dem Snnerem Warblatn's rno
ben anaren3ennen Staaten.

Nptiaen aus benz Staate.
Sn 6dgerstotpn itarb Der 60 Sabre
alte Sdmieb Spbn Mtunoer an eirsm
9er5leioen.
6r. Oan. q. &1ein BON Baltimore
bat Die Jubrif Der rGecil Sire 8rtd
60" gu Nprt6eait fir $4,000 auf Dfz
fentli6er 4uftipn getduft.
en- Wapnesbpro nuroe Die so
Sabre alte Satin bes Or. S. sc.
@nipelp tobt i'm Bette gefunOen.
Sn We Iternport tit bic u4aeganpz
OumpfbGderei" nit einem Iftienz
!&apital BON $4,000 ppn ben 93a9be=
nannten i~ncorporirt tpprben: So6n
SO Sug6es, CLAUDE 90. 9reiBner, IT,,
Mi6ael Cannon, Clarendon W.
2epis BON 8e Iternport, Soiepb 8.
3aug6lin BON 2ufe uno 9oparb 8.
Carroll bon 9iebmont.
Na9 Gan Sranctsco.
Sn NepportJNeps, 8u., treffen ..
g. 8orup unb 5rau, Elm jung Der6eiz
ratbetes 9adr aus 0Gnemarf, 8orz
fe6runger, uuf 3peirdoern cine Sour
na9 San 6rancisco gu MAIDEN. Sic
boffen, i'm DECEMBER bort an5ufomz
men.
lbftmorb.
en- GaitzNeipmarfet, SDr6eiter=
Gountp, fat 5ruu S. S, !9elslep
@elbftmorb bur9 Grbdngen began
gen. Die 40 Sabre alte 5ruu mar
frGnfli9 unO mu6te ii9 8eoenfen
iiber ibr fDrperli6es 8efinben.
Sci glmpppb in 0or6eIter<@ountp
bat ii9 elm IA Sabre altes @aiienz
mGb6en in Der 6amilie oes 9rn. 9.
g. Bidders nit Snieftenpulper Oergifz
tet, neil es ii9 3uriidgeieBt fi6lte.
Dor einigen Sa6ren mu4te eineS4pez
iter hes MGb9ens e6enfaas einen
Sc lbffmorbperiu6.
Nnfluge dbgepieen.
0ie aus 2pn9burg, 8u., gemeloet
pirb, lit Die Ini 9uloigung gegen 6rn.
Sol. %. 0argrdpe, einem fri6eren
8altimorer, niebergei9lagen tporben,
na6oem 9r. 90. 5ibiimmons BON
Baltimore uno prdIioent 8. Wt. Dagz
ner BON Der y8irg. Oampfzgdderetz
Co." BON Baltimore pernommen Daz
rem. 6drgrupe mar bef4ulOigt, am
/. Sunni bas @eT9Gft bOrtiel6t, Oeien
Observation-Disclosures er mar, anz
geitedt gu baden.
3pei &inber perbrannt.
SIN 8intp, 4Geganp1@puntp, gerietb
bas 6alts Des 6rn. 90. 8. 5eat6er
bur9 Die Grploiion zines @afolin@
pfens in 8rano, nobel stpei &inoHr
i'm Glitter bon 8, reip. 6 Sabren, in ben
5fammen umfdmen. Srau 5eat9er
unD >ein Smuggling erlitten lebensgez
fG6rlide 8ranDpunben.
Der brittle poli5ei9ef err
mprbet.
Sn Womelsborf, neun Mleilen BON
@ltins, 8efsgirginien, fpurbe poliz
5eidef 5. 8. Wilmoth BON Glfins. Der
bufelbit BRET gleger berbaften ioqte,
BON einem Der Drei eri4Ohsq, als er
Spei beriel6en feitnabm. Der M0rz
Der entflD6, bod ma9te ii9 cine aug
Is Mann ~beitebenoe PoHe iOfort our
8srfOlgung auf. Sn Gltins lit Die
4~ufresuns 9rpB, benin bteies tit Der
brittle poli3ei6ef Der bort innerbalb
zines Sa6res ermorbet porben lit.
Gin Neger purbe rpegen G%rmoroung
bes golisei9efs Ro6t. 2inp gelpndt
unb Elm anbersr partet auf feline 9ins
riftung fpesen Ermoroung bes poliz
aeihefs n. 6. Mariteler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-24
an Die ese(er.

perionen, tpelGe bic @tabt nd6renb
Der commemorate b%erlaf1en, tOnnen
ben nSeutT9en Gorrefponbenten" per
Poft 5ugeiGidt erbalten. Ge4t5eittse
N1melpung Der 4brefe'fir ben Cont
mer, ebenIo bes ettpaisen We4iels
berfelben, Iinb i'm SSnterehe Der 2efer
erpiini9t. um unter6re9ung in Der
3~ufenbung bes 8lattes gu perbiiten.
Sriefhcinrhcrung mad benz N%nslarbe.
Die ~ausnGriigs Poitsfir Die NIT
benz 26. SuGi enbenOe WO9e i9ltsBt
Tin alien 5dGen pUnttli4) in hieiigsn
potomte nie fol9t:
0ie Pot lit pffen fir padet>Stiide
BON 8 ubr @ormittdgs Bis 5 ubr
No6mittags, auseenpmmen @onnz
tags.
Sransz ItIartic> g o #.
Sreitag : 9 1br N6enbs, fir @uz
ropd, per 0ampfer numbria," pta
Queenstopn.
Pot iir g ii b. unb Central
Qmerita, Netinbien
II. I. N.
Opnneri tag = 1 u6r Na4m., fir
Samaicu, per Oampfer BON Bottom;
II 1br Na9ts, fir Nsufunolano per
9ampfer BON PHILADELPHIA; fir 8ruz
filien per 0ampfer n&affir prince,"
bia Hio Sanstro uno Santos.
Sreitag = 1 u6r gta9m., fir Ser
muba, per Oampfer BON 9alifar; II
l1br 9aa9ts, fir PortO Rico, Curacao
unb 8ene5usla, per. 9ampfer Sara
cas-" fir Ga plata Staaten, per
Oampfer u9trabiitan;" fir Samaica
unO Gart6agena, per Sampfer rQlz
leg4unp;" fir 6uiti, per 9amPfsr
yNlps."
9pIt fir Neufunblanb btd Nort6
@poneD unb fir Miguelpn Dia 3d.
ton i9liebt bier tdgli4 I'm 3 uAr
Ia9mittags; fir Cuba Dia Slorioa
tdgli9 I'm 1 u6r Na6m.; fir Som
buras, Gotta 8ica unb Guatemala
pia SEEM : Orleans, tdglt9 Inn 8 u6r
Nbenbs.
Erans pdciftc g It.
Sreitag : 7 u6r &benos, fir Die
9bilippinen : Snfeln Oia Gan 5ranz
5iscp.
poft fir Supaii, Supun, Gbina u.
Die pbilippinen, Dta Gan 5ran5isco,
i9liebt bier tdgli9 um 7 ubr Qbenbs
BIB gum 81. Sult; fir &uitralien,
Neufeelunb, Sit, Samoa II. 9apaii,
pia Gan 6ran5isco, tGgli9 Bis gum
8. MuguIt Inn 7 u6r Qbenbs.
Srans : Yacific : Yoit nirb tag
li6 gum @6sangsbafen befOroert uno
arrangements iinb getroffen fir be-
rem ununtsrbro4ene neberlanb 8ez
fD%roerung.
g. 9upies @arfielb,
goftmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-24
snnntassz Gun3rrte geii6ert.

Der MapOr na6m ben 8rpte itlern ben
@ino aus Den Segeln. - Der
ru%nob6dngige 8iirger : 8erein"
BARI Ttol3 aItf Die moberne Grz
rungeni6aft iein.- @On3erte fin
ben DON 5 Bis 7 u6r gbenbs i'm
r0ruiOz9iGz9art" ftatt.
@onntags : Gon5erte nerben i'm
.9ruio : Sin : 9arte" gegeben
tperoen, uno 3tpar BON 5 Bis 7 u6r
gta6mittags. 0iefe5 lit Die geitern
BON Der Gontraft : 8eb0rOe gefGute
Gnt19eibung. Sin gomtte Der @6riz
ftian @nbeabor llpion", beite6enO aus
ben 9aftoren 9. Q. Q66ott, 8. SO.
9aooatpaD unb s. 8. 2epis unO ben
$50. Gi9arb 81. 9arris, M. 6. &eoz
bid, 5reb. Obreni6aG, @.O. &tpOOO
uno 80. 81. S4uma6er, eri3ten bor
Der 8e60rbe, um gegen Die Sonntagsz
Gon3erte gu proteftiren. Mapor9aDes
na6m Der Delegation aber, e6e elmer
Der 6erren ben MfunD auft6un tonnz
te, ben Wtnb aus ben Segeln, tnbem
er fagte: nMeine 9erren, S6r 9roteit
fommt gu ipdt,S bitten oamit fomz
men IoQen, ebe Der @ontratt b%ergeben
par0." 8aitor Nbbott erqrtff Damn
bas Wort uno ia9te: nSds bat Die
yG6riittan @noeabor Union" ertannt,
uno mir iino audi nur Oes9alb bier,
baB Die 3eit fir bic Sonntags1Gonz
5erte 10 feItgefeBt miro, boB tie Die
@6enbgottesbienfte nt6t 6eeintrG9tiz
gen. Na9 Idngerem Sim unO Ser
reben tpurbe man ii4 einig, baB Die
@on3erte BON 3 bis 7 u9r Na4mitz
tags ftuttfinOen iOuten. PrdIiOent
@lenbinen BON Der 8art : 8e60rOe,
Der in oieIer 8e3iehung forti4rittli6e
Qniidten 6at, piini4te, Die @on5erte
crit na9 Communicating beginner
gu lafen, bu es in ben Na9mittugsz
itunOen gu beiB i'm 9urt lei, unO ST.
9enrp Wiqiams, 9rGiibent bes 5psiz
ten 8atbs5peiges, ite1te an Die Qbgez
fanbten Der rgnbeapor Union" Die
6rage, o6 bic Mitglieoer berfel6en
ni9t 10 itrenggldu6ig pdren, baB tie
i~iber6aupt gang bon ben Gon3erten
fern bIeiben piirben; es f0nnte Der
Union bann ia gletdgiiGtig iein, pb
Die Gon5erte Na9mittags pberQbenbs
f~tattfGnoen. Die Delegation anttppr>
tete, Ous fGme auf einen 8erfu9 an,
Der aber am8eiten ni6t gema9t mir
be. Die Q6geianoten Der rGnOeaOor
Union" Iopie StaOt : @ontrOleur
Smith unb @tabt GegiItratOrgtumz
fen piinidten uripringli4, oab Die
Gon3erte BON IS Bis y ubr bauern
foGten; es gelang 9rn. GlenOinen
absr bod, bas publifum bOr penigz
items elmer 6alben Sturbe Sonneu<
branh 81 b~epabren.
Die 9egner Der Sonntugs : @pn>
8erte geben ii4 Der 6pffnung bin, baB
in 5ol9e Der 9eiBen Rudmittagsfunz
ben Der 8eIu9 Der Gon3erte Elm 10 qez
ringer fein tpirb, baB Die Parfbe6Oroe
ge8pungen ietn miro, Die @Onntagss
@on5erte pieoer a65ui9affsn, unO
6reunbe elmer liberalen Spnntaqse
feier Ioatsn ii9 besbal6 ni6t BON benz
8efu6 Der gonaerte a6halten laifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-24

&rieg ben @a6rfagern!
- Gapitdn 9enrp bat geitern ben
Yoli3iiten oeS rpetli4en 0iItritts
ftreHge @eifung ert6eilt, alien @a6rz
iagern in ibren 6etreffen0en @ebieten
ben &rieg Bis auf's NteRer gu ertlGz
rem unO jeoen Mann unO ieOe 6rau,
Die ii6 nit 8a6rIagerei 6efaFen, uns
per3ugliA ein3uliefern. Bis geitern
4beno puroen ulerOings nod feline
8erbaftungen porgenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-24
spbn's CONNER. 6artcn.

Neues pro8tpoGes 2otal. Muiitoz
liI9s rnter6aItung jeoen Q6enO. Die
%feiniten 8iere. Der i90nIte, tij6lite
YlaB in Baltimore.
9tr. IA, SiO=@ntteripn=9 arf=9 lpc.,
geg:uii6sr Dem 9aupisiHSang sum sgatttriOHs4art."
Gulil5, lNlt,I&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-24

9offm mann Derna4Idi L
etne 6rau. SoRn
5offmann Don g}r. 1000, MOnmonz
niers Court, tpurbe geItern pom Pos
li3eiri6ter 8arlanD in Der OItlt4en
qoli3eifution pegen 8erna6IdFi8un8
Ieiner 6rau unb &inOer unter 8iirgz
I6uft fir Teinen 9ro3eB 9eiteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-24
wciIcuSe nad3 europa, cation 1902

f6nnen /. un0 2. &lafir> &aiiten auf
iroenb elmer 9ampferz2inis bur9 unS
beIe9en, S4iffsplan, abfabrtsplan
Ii. I. IN. auf 8erIangen 5ugef4idt.
S6eo. 8. 9iener &c s o., 9aFaz
qterz Qgenten, Nr. AIS, WaterzG trQBe.
Qusldnoii4es @elO, We6iel uno &rea
bitz8riefs. 9euti4es @eGb gu perz
taufen; "a Gents pro Wlu-t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-24
Sran5 Spren9cr's 9icItauraut,
2I3 urS=@aO=StraBc.

SeBt Offen. 5etnIter beiBer un6
foIter 2uni6 gu jeber Suges3eit, -
Mabl3eiten tdgli6 bon 5 Bis Is GtS,
6einite beutide Slide. p8rebm'5 Sne
@rube SnlD."
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