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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17
RICHARD CROKER RET|RES
Made At Executive
Committee MeetinR--Lewfs Nixon
Was Chosen Croker's Successor y.
Chairman OF Finance Com nsittee-
Croker's Address 10 the Meeting.

New York, Jan. l4.-Richard Croker
has announced MS retirement from the
formal leadership OF Tammany hall.
| The announcement ives made at the
meeting OF the executive committee.
at which the plan OF organization for
the year 1902 was agreed upon. Lewis
Nixon was chosen Nj. Cookers sue
ccssor as chairman OF the nnance com
Inittee. This position. By long usage.
carries with il the leadership OF the
organization.
In announcing the name OF Mr.. Nix
on for the chairmanship or the finance
committee George Van Hoessen. pres
ident OF the organization. said steps
we're taken at the desire OF MIR. Croker
himself. Mr.. Croker. however, did NOT
express himself until all the business
before the meeting had been trans
acted. when he arose and addressed
the chair There was a distinct rustic
al expectancy in the crowded room
hen he did 30. He spoke in his habit
nal quiet manner. but such a stiffness
prevailed that every word no uttered
Was clearly heard BY all. His tone was
a conversational one. but there Was
something OF tremor ia mia voice.
ia the beginning he said that the APP
polntment VI Mr. Nixon 10 the chair
inanshID Of the finance committee had
his full approval and he hopsd that
Mr. Nixon would receive tne same CON
slGeratlOn aud good will. which had
been extended to himself lie added
II know the young man wsli, and
believe that he will restore confidence
"a the organization and bring back 20
is support tho amy Of democrats
HAT we lest at the last election.
nope that sou will give him the fainss
onhdence that I have eniOyed. aBs
continually receiving letters from
'onng men anxious 10 join this organ
Satlon who do not now hos to loin
md / hope that means will DO found
o bring more youns men ia. Tho p@ts-
lie " no left US for reasons u their
iwn can never build an organization
10 against yours. upon patronage re
elyed from the republican party.
htnk Il II your duty to strengthen
ard to stand on principles.
OF on patronage. You knox this OF.
generally polls the laFses.
ote when II has no patronage. have
cen In the ofganlxatis IS years and
uring that period Il has poilsd a lars.
r vote proporsionalIy in years when &
ad no patronage. So yoa need newer
AR the efforts q men who tsavc us
ecauss they With 10 get positions. Il
neglect Of yourself and dlstrust Of
our lcader which will hurt you II
ia conduct thi5 organization honrxtiv
nd comply with the laws. you cannot
? beaten at any time"
Mr.. Nixon. the new leader. rose a.
on as Mr.. Croker had sat down. and
-ishy thanked she committee for the
,uor done him
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

Chicago. Jan. 13.-Judge Chetlain has
made permanent the temporary injunction
granted last week in the case Of Robert
Tarrant against the local lodges Of he
the union pickets who have patrolled the
streets near his shop. The injunction re-
strains the strikers from interfering with
the workmen, but the jurist holds that the
workingmen have the right to peacefully
urge other men to leave their posts.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17
SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC FEARED
AT TIME OF THE CORONATION
Representative of Associated Press
Uniformed That London VIII He
Quarantined at That Time-crews
of ships Being observation-disclosures
Xork Discredits story.

London, Jan. 1.-THE agent of on,
&cf the largest transatlantic lines wa
asked by the representative of the AS
ssociated Press il he expected an unus
uai number of Americans to be presen
IN London at the time of the corona
ton of King Edward. He said:
mo. BY May | fear we shall have
such smallpox scare and epidemic
that London viii be in quarantine
when King Edward is crowned
That this is by no means q pessimis
Tie forecast is evidenced by the facr
that the line referred TO began this
week to have the crews of its ships
vaccinated prior to leaving London for
New York. Other lines are following
its example. fearing that any day the
American authorities may place Lon
don shipping under an embargo on ac-
count of smallpox.
The vaccination of the crews is only
a preliminary TO the same operation in
the case of passengers, the English
shipping firms or agents having no de-
sire TO undergo the financial loss which
would be involved by rhe detention of
vessels having ON board unvaccinatea
passengers or crews
On all sides in the United Kingdom
alarming precautions are on foot to-
deal with the outbreak. The total OF
smallpox cases in London now
amounts to only about 900. but the
cases are so scattered that they create
s1. xyrGafecr nnxiQfv
I4ondon's laboratories are all phe-
nomenally busy in turning out lymph.
thousands of tubes of which are daily
supplied but the demand cannot be
met Almost all the large firms arc
ordering their employees to be yacci- |
mated. Corporations are appropriat-
ing sums for the erection of smallpox /
ad 1itions to the hospitals. while sever
al steamers have been purchased in /
London for the accommodation OF the
present ard expected patients.
Expert opinion propnesies that the
epidemic will not reach its height I'M
til May The effect OF such condi-
ton of things On the coronation is
almost incalculable.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

Seattle, Wash, Jan. l2.--While en- route
from this city to Bremerton the steamer
Athlone, Captain Harry Darlington, run
on a reef at the entrance TO Port Orchard
narrows. Her 40 odd passengers took 10
the life boats and made Beams point. a
quarter Of a mile distant, in safety. The
vessel ia still on the rocks. tug has
been dispatched to her assistanced.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

ut seems TO me that you take a
great deal II impcrtincucc from that
bartender.
well" answered Broncho Bob.
hes kind Of got US where We cant
kick. You see he u not only bar.
tender. but he runs the only under.
taker shop in town, and we've simply
got TO put up with him. Wash.
ington Star.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17
Chinese Exclusion Bill.

Washington, Jan. 13.-After five weeks
of careful consideration the special com
mittee OF Pacific coast senators and rep
resentatives designated to frame new
Chinese exclusion bill have concluded
their 1sbors and are ready to offer to con-
gress the measure, which, in their opinion,
Best meets the demands of the country.
The new bill reenaets the prominent feat
ziyes Of the old Geary law.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

In 1920 pens began to be made by
elliott, who manufactured them Of
steel finely tempered. The pen was
hand made throughout and, though
very inferior to the machine made ar
ticles OF today, was still a great adj
vance upon the iron barreled pens
that bad been previously made.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

Miss Touriste-You have some
strong and rugged types Of manhood
out IN this Western countryg
Stage Driyer--Yaas. miss, we how
men out here tibet don't think ia
nothin' T. hold up a railroad train
Ohio Sta Journal.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17
Mr.. auay Not 10 ue.yxu.

Washington, Jan. I2.-Senator Quay Of
Pennsylvania, who has just returned from
Florida, where he went Tor the benefit OF
his health, called on the president today.
He said his health was much improved,
and denied he contemplated immediate re-
tirement from the senate.
II shall serve out my term" said he.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17
Temporary Escape.

Editor ION new paper)-There'z
one great pleasure in publishing g
new paper.
Owner-What's that?
Editor-We escape all those Ion,
letters from "Old Subscriber"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17
Pnine.xille Bank r.iI..

PainesvilIe, Ohio, Jan. 1.-THE Peo-
pies bank Of this city closed today on ac-
count Of the suspension Of the Euclid Ave
nue. Trust & Savings company Of C1eye.
land.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

lie looked down in her wonderful
Light OF my lifel" he ialtered
NH she answered. "No tu,p
oue .he gas tonight. Pops been
kickin'. "-IndianaDo!is sun.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

Santiago de Chile, Jan. H., via Gal
veston.-The extradition treaty between
Chile and the United States has been ap-
lproved by the Chilean congress.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

He-It was hard work to keep from
kissing you last night.
She-Well, you must be careful not
to overtax yourself, Jack.-Smart Set.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

The hangman's moose makes us all will.
ing to play the game Of Skip the rope
1t Is not good form to wear rubbers in
a parlor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

hI8 snns ss[ gur-d- No nts - n~rvopsas~
aite. nrst dsI.s nee Of Dr. Elissit fly..t Ssv~s
hss2s.r ssnd fr HR NIX ~ e. ria r-,sis "a 49,
DE- h.h MILF. lad. sai Arch 81. Phiisdslshis "a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17
he Understood.

she-l'm going over to South hos.
ton to call on Mrs. Hopthorp.
He-Hasn't she seen that dress vet,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17
Conclusive.

street Car Conductor-so Won
thlnk you ought to ride for half fareg
Little Edith-Yes, sir; I'm twin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06

8erbdngntBbOlIe Gollts
. n. Se9s Peri onen puroen gez
itern Morgen, fur3 na4 Mttterna4t
BEL elmer Golliiion 3nii6en etnem
Struben6a6npaggpn unD einem Waz
gen an Der 6reberif : Npenue, na6e
8an 8tbber : Game, perleBt. Die Ser
ungliidten ftnO; Trau Marp st, Sing,
Rr.336, HamiapitraBe, 40 Sabre aft,
8ru9 bes re9ten 8eines unter6ulf
benz &nie;
6r. Wm. $. Sing, Al Sabre alt.
Nr. 1886, 8amiabitraBe, 9autabi4iirz
fungen am &nie;
6r. gilbert Steffen, AZ Sabre alt,
Nr. 548, 5reoertf : Noenue, 8erlez
Bungen am linfen 8ein;
Irau @leonore Steffen, Al Sabre
alt, Scr, 548, 6reoerid : 4Oenue, an
re9ten 8ein perleBt.
6r. George T. Mener, g1r. 109, Mtttz
lington : Game, am re9ten SUB perz
eBt;
5rau Gillian Meper, % Sabre alt,
BON 0r. 100, MiGingtOn : Cane, in
nerli3e 8erleBungen.
Die 8erungliidten tpuroen gleif
na9 benz unfaQ nu6 ibren reIpetticen
Do6nungen ii6ergefibrt, poiel6it If
men dr5tli4e 9iilfe gu Sbeil muroe.
Die @erunglidten b%efarOen ii4 CUR
3eit bes l1nfa1es auf Dem 9eimpege
bon elmer 6eitli4teit, Sn oer9untelz
6eit Iab Der MOtOrfii6rer ben 8a9en
ni6t re6t3eitig unO ebe er i'm Stanoe
mar, ben @aggOn an5u6ulten, fubr
er in ben Wagen uno mari 0enfel6en
fammt Snfafen CUR Sette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
Diff Seite 6.

W.
jere6tigfeit fir Qmerifa. - @urme
@ertbeioigung Der amerifaniI8en
SoIoaten auf ben 9bilipptnen
bur8 einen 0eutI6en. - Dirz
tungen zines @irbelIturmes. -
@efdbrli6e &oItgdngsr. - Qls
@iftmif6erin ber6aftet, - Gam
Small abermaIS yumgeFauen." -
@rtrunfen. - Sigel8 Sob. -
Sin Mann pine 6ur8t uno 3az
bel.-9er &riegs6i1torifer 6tine
ii6er ben tiir3Ii8 in g2ep : 0ort
geitOrbenen 5rei6sit5fGmpfer. -
@bisteD in Der 0eItentaf6e. -
8ergniigen auf einem Regerz8icz
mic. - Sin Sultan erf6ofen.-
@rturIions3ug berungliidt.-9ie
8orgdnge in 8ene3ueIa, - Sine
S6eutertruppe berungliift,-Raz
f6e5 @noe elmer 2uftreife. -
S6limmer 6a6runfau.- 8a6nz
rGu6er in Sennefee. - 9ur8z
i6pimmt Die Rtogara : @trom=
f4neIen. - S4refenst6at elmer
8a6niinnigen. - 6rii6erer COM
f0Oerirter @eneral perungliidt.-
@ermii6te telegrdp6if8e 0epez
f6en. - 4mtIi6e 8riefliIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
HeilenSe nab europa, eaifpn 1902

8eerbigung.- Sas 2ei4enz
begdnsnib BON 9rn. @m. ). Nobbe,
tpel5er am Oienitug in ieiner lebten
Wobnurg, Hr. 835, 8afers : Court,
aus benz 2s6en f6teO, fanb geitern
Na9mittag pom Srauer6duie aus auf
Dem rDruib 9iG : 5risObOfe". ftatt.
gaitor Gbriftian &iibn bielt 5uerit i'm
S~rauer6uuie einen furaen Srauergotz
tesbisnft ab, unb bann 6epegte ii4 bic
Srauerpro5eKion mad Der ep.zlutb.
St.Yauls Stride, Gds bon 6rempntz
Npenlle unb SaratoguitraBe, pofetbit
Der 6aupttrauergottesoienf ituttfdnb.
@ls 8abrtu9trGger fungirten Die So.
Wm. Siemers, Wm. @ngel6aupt, 6ofz
mann, 6enrp 9einemunn, Dm.2angz
f9mibt unb garl 2anei9mtot. Der
9erbli6ene lit in .Queren6eim, 9dnz
noper, geboren unb fam Dor 44Sdbren
nadgaltimore, pOfelbit er basS9neie
ber6anbperf betrieb. @r binterldBt
nur feline Wittpe.
ge5abGte ir feinen
6paB. - @bparD 3i1eq BON Rr.
424, RDrbIGa lbertzS traBe, betrug
ii4 0pnneritag N6enb i'm @alpert=
gabnhof uuf 70 riibige @eiie, bab err
bonn Poli5iiten 8urtbart per6aftet
unb geitern pom 9abi Ss9tig nm 500
nebit Soften geftraft tpurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
Q6Idh6O er6Quf

@erbOppelt Guer @elb, inbem SIR
es in Mdnner : Qn5iigen uno 46oIen
anlegt. 8iele baOon iinb i4per gez
mug, I'm bieIel6en Bis fpGt in BEN
6erbf gu tragen. Ii9t 0ieIe oer5eGz
BEN Dirt, bod perbet Sbr iider Sure
8rDBe barunter finoen. Nutiirli4 t0nz
men mir nibt perIpreden, oaB au9
SpGttommenOe BEL Oieien Pretien perz
iorgt tperben t0nnen.
So. 90 fir $40 2r5t9e.
$3.50 fir $l5 An3i0e.
$40 fir go Nu}igc.
81. 90 fir $3.50 GoitH.
$3.50 fir S. unD ST @oitI
S6uG &Iei0er fir 8na6en, pom
&inbergarten bis gum GDaege.-@tne
por3iigli9e 9eIegenbeit fir 8eloer>
iparung.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Oas 0OppeIts tpertbs
SI.9S bis $3.50
Siinultnos4 2lu3iioc, has Spppclte p2rtb,
$50 bis $3.50
6iite, S8ube, 9emben unO 4ueS,
mas Elm Mtann ooer &nabe trGgt, gu
dbnlt9 btQigen YreiIen.
25c. : 8ertauf pon MGnnerzl1nterz
3eug, 6aIsbinoen u1D 6trumpfpaaz
rem entbdlt nod Oiele Bargains. So
CERT ni4t!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06

ferunq BON MurDlanb i'm 4ngemetnen
tbGtig. gr lit Elm genidler Wdnn, Elm
gef9GBter 8iirger unb elmer Der gez
a6tetlten MGnner in biefem 8emeirtz
pefen.
46tb. Charles 81. S9irm.
Sm pierten gongreBz0 titritt tperz
ben bic 3epublifaner ben Q9tb. gbas.
R. S9trm pieberum nomintren. 6r.
@6irm purbe bier in Baltimore am
II. 4ugut 1864 als SDbn tpaderer
beutf9<dmerifanif6er @ltern geboren.
Seine er1te @%us6ilbung erbtelt er in
Der 8olfsf9ule, unb na9bem er bic
1elbe abfolpirt bate, trat er als 2ebr=
ling in bic Giiengieberet BON Sfaaf u.
Sheppard &c 60. elm. Diefe 8ef4Gfz
tigung iugte aber benz ftrebiamen jun
gen Manne ni6t 81. @r guthrie feline
Steae unb be5og bas rWafbtngtOn II.
SefferIpnzGplege." Na9bem er bdz
feGbit ebrenbOG grabutrt bate, par6r.
S9irm mebrere Sabre lang als 2ebz
rer tbdtig unb ftubirte bann auf Der
v8altimorer uniberfitdt" Surispruz
beng. @Gbrenb feiner StuOien5eit in
benz genonnten @o1eg reprdfentirte er
Die rSrantlin &c Wui6ington 2tteraz
rp Societp" ppr Der Seffentli4teit.
SIM Sabre 1888 mar er elmer Der flint
bon Der 5afultGt auseriebenen S4iz
Ter, tpel6e in elmer fingirten @onpenz
tipn Nominations zHeben bielten. Iuf
Der rniper1itGt eri9ten es ieinen8lafz
fengenofen uls extraordinarily, baB
er bel @elegenbeit zines 8antetts Die
Nnipra9e 6ielt, unb uu4 BEL ben
S9ulf9luB : 5eiern mar er Der 3eb@
ner. 9r. S9irm legte Elm gldn3enoes
gramen als Ge9tsanpalt ab II. mar
bunn in btefer @igenf6aft in ptttsz
burg unb Baltimore tbGttg. SIN
Sabre 1897 ertpG6lten i'm feline Wtitz
burger in Die M~arDlGnber 2egislatur
unb bier erbielt err ben @OriiB i'm SUI
iti3zGpmite unb i'm Gomite fir ben
ffGOttf4en 5retbrief. SObunn err
nannte ibn Die poli8eibeb0rbe gu III
rem 8e9tsbeiftanbe. 9r. S4irm gez
bort benz r@riel Huberz@lub," fOpie
Dem Orben Der y@lts" al5 MitglteO
an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
4us benz Snnrrn 0arblanb's nnn
ben angrensen0en Staaten.


Sn 9agerstopn erplobirte in Der
Slide Der 5rau @3ra Sor Elm 8aioz
ltnbebGlter, ais fie ben Diem fiiaen
nonte. Sin. 3peiidbriges SDbn4en
erlitt babel Iol9e 8ranbpunben i'm
@ei9t, baB er ni9t nieber g%eneien
fam. @u6 Die 5rau unb ibr feds
Sabre ltesS06ter9en %erlitten i4lims
me 8ranbnunben, bod nerpen tie
pieber geneien.
Il nGlle.
Sn Cumberland 1tiir3te Der % Sab
re alte @Dp. Grabtree BON gDrrigansz
bile bei'm 1eberi6reiten bes 8abnz
9iabufts auf bic unteren 8eleiie Der
u9ennfplpanier 8abn" unb erlitt Ell
men 6irnf4aalenbru4, benz er tpabrz
fHeinli9 erliegen nirb.
Sci G6eatz6apen 19lief Der Brent
fer 5rant 8lofer, Der etnen na9folz
genben 3ug tpurnen foate, auf ben8ez
leifen Elm unb purbe BON einem Perz
Ionen3uge ii6erfabren. @r erlttt folz
DE 8erleBungen, buB er ni4t pieber
eenefen fam.
8ranb in Grtsftelb.
en- Grisfielb lit bas 9aus bes 9rn.
GlpDe BLADES an Der Marplanbz4pe.
abgebrannt. Die 5amilie fpnnte
Tidts retten, auBer mas iie auf benz
9eibe bate. Die G%nttebung bes
Seuers lit Elm 3Gt6Iel.
Stdnb tpbt an Der Wanb.
DIS Der S9anfndrter in Sobn 9uz
CAMS Speiieptrtbf9aft in gumber@
Lamb bas 2ptal Dffnete, fa6 er gu Ietz
mem ni6t g%eringen S6reden an Der
@anb einen nun nit einem Na9tbemb
befleibeten Mann iteben, Der nit peit
geOffneten gldiernen @ugen in'5 2eere
ftierte. @ls Der S6anfpGrter ii9 BON
1einem err ten S9reden er6olt bate II.
nGber trat, fab er, baB er etne Get4e
bpr 1i9 bate. Ser Soote mar Sobn
S6eaper, elm befannter9 Sc 9Gftsmann
BON Miblanb, 4IegunDzGpuntD, Der
felt Elm paar Sagen BEL 9ugun in oefz
fen iiber Der @trtbf9aft gelegener
Wpbnung als Sat gepeilt bate. Ser
Coroner pirb ben San ndber unterz
fu9er, obpobl mun peib, bab Sbeaz
Der an 8rioht's Nierenleioen fit unD
obne 3peifel on 9er5lGbmung geitor=
ben mar.
Mbleben.
So6n u. S9mitt, elmer Der befdnnz
teften unterne6mer i'm nprbDftli9en
9ennfplpanien, itarb in 8iltesbarre,
3d., an 8erlebungen, Die er in Der
NieberlaKung Der rParif6 Goal g."
ii9 5%uge5pgen.
Selbf :.
Dor benz Splbdten6eim gu 6dmpz
ben, 3d., beging Der so Sabre aIte@ez
teran Sbep. gbappeq bpn 8rpoflDn,
N.zO., @elbftmorb, inbem er Ii9 Dor
benz 6ofpital, in benz er gelegen bate,
ertrdntte.
JieifcnSc nadb europa, saiipn 1902
fDnnen L. uno 2. 8lahrz8aiiten auf
irgenb elmer 9ampferz2inie bur4 uns
belegen, S4iffsplan, Qbfabrtsplan
Ii. T. m. auf 8erlangen 5ugei9idt.
S6eo. 8. 9tener &c 6 o., Pafaz
eier@ Ngenten Nr. Ais, WaterzS traBe.
Musldnbifdes @elb, De6iel unD Gree
bitzgriefe. 0eutf9es 9elb gu per=
f%aufen; "a Sents pro Md-t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06

~ ~ " VI r y ! "
Der Ieger George 4noer5on, Der bes
0ie6Ita9lS elmer 9iamantnabel i'm
@ertbe BON $3.50 bon 9rn, 6. 81.
8ugner angeI6ulbigt lit, purDe gez
tern benz 0eteftib 8onb bon Pbilaz
belp6ia au5geliefert.
@IIdGt6 abgeIuufen. -
Trau 2ouife Mepers, Nr. Ill, Glib
Spring1traBe, purOe geitern Ha6mit~
tao II u6r ppn einem Qutpmobil an
Der SIDE BON 6apettez unD RortbTtr.
anQerannt unD gu 8pDen getpOrf EN-,
entfam uber o6ne 8erleBungen, 10
baB tie ben 6eimtpeg auf einem Wdgz
gon antreten tonnte. 0aS Nutomobtl
lit @igentbum bes 6rn. %, Gilett
Sin, g&r. 1908, NorbzGalpe ltraBe,
Der fi6 nit 9rn, Sames 6. 9ooper,
Or. 100, Sitz23. StruBe, our 3eit Oe5
unfaQ5 in Dem 2eBteren befan0. 2eBz
terer fii6rte bos 4uto.
Start fern BON Der Set
mat6. - Die 2eiGe be8 9oli3eiAef5
5ranf g. 5arif9 BON charlottesville,
3d., Der am 9onneritag Na6mittag
i'm Yripatz&ranfen6auS BON Or, Srz
ping MiGer, Nr. 1871, ct. 8aulitr.,
ftarb, fpurbe ge1tern Morgen na6 ieiz
ner 9eimath> gefanbt, 6r. 5arti4
bate bier feline 5erien berlebt unb am
Mpntag nit 6rp. S6omas 2ee4 oon
Der Sirma 2ee8 Bros. auf elmer @a=
iolinja6t cine Spa3ierfabrt auf Der
Sal %unternpmmen. Die Yartte tebrte
am 9ienitag M}Or9en 5uriif; 9r. 6a~
rid mar erfranft unO tpurOe 3uerit
na9 @an3born's 9otel unb bon ba
na4 benz Sunitarium gebra6t, pO er,
nie Der i'm 8eiunbbeit8amt eingerei6z
tie Sobteni4ein beiugt, an ufutem 4lz
fobolismus itarb. 9r. Surii6 mar
so Sabre aft unO 6interldBt eine8ittz
tpe unb 3tpei &inber.
Gin 8uItimorer 8rebtger
nimmt cine Proefu / m
Siben an. 8aitor 6einri9
8ernbaro 9emmeter, elm 6o6n Oe5
9rn. G4riit. 9emmeter BON 6ier, Ter
Dor iie6en Sa6ren Don Der 6isiigen
SadIon : Square : 8emeinDe mad
her eb.zItth. ct. Wnbrsds 4irfe on
Der @de Center unb MorepopozQDe.,
9itts6urg, 9a., berufen pur0e, bielt
bort am leBten Sonntag feline Qbz
i6ieOS : 9rsOigt un0 piro na6 60
nopsr, u.s., abreifen, ND er feline
neue SteQe aGs 9rofefor Der engliz
i9en Qiteratur am ,GoncprDia Col
lege" antreten pirb. DIS Na4folger
bes gaitor5 5emmster nuroe 9aitor
SO. g. Sa98 BON Der @rl0ier : Stride
gu CT. Qouis berufen. Baftor Sem
meter mar elmer Ter eifrigIten uno
ti9tigften 8re0iger Der MifOuriz
Spnooe. Inter ieinem Puitorate Dur>
be Die pru6tpoGe nsue 8ira: an Sem
ter unD Morepopo : @o.nue erri4tet,
Oeren 8au einen 8oItenaufpan6 bon
$4,000 erbetI9te.
8er6aftungen i'm 4ugu It.
- Die poli3et bat i'm berganJenen
Monat 3O55 8ar6aftungen pOrgenomz
men, 246O M}Gnner unO 500 5rauen.
1854 berfel6en paren WeiBe un0
1921 Neger. @ingeiponnen nurDen
tpegen 4ngriffs 322, negen Ginbruds
81, pegen unorDentliGen 8etragens
ST., pegen STRENGTHENING 701, me-
gen 9iebita6ls 267, tpegen 5lu4en5
70 unO tpegen unper6s7erli9teit %.
Die NationdlitGten lparen in folgen=
Der @eiIe p~ertreten: Qmeritaner 2713,
9euti4e 80, Srldnber A, Hufsn
121, QuBer bteien @erbaftungen be-
rt4tete Die 8oli5si an ben @taotz
Sngenteur in 500 6GGsn ii6er befeftes
Pflaiter, an bic @e7uno6eits6e60r0e
2275 6GGe ppn 9emetnf6G0en unb an
zen @traBen6eleu6tungs : 6uperin>
tenbenten $50 5Gqe mangel6after Sc
Ieu6tung; 321 unfGqe Ii. 80 pl0Blide
Sobesfdqe puroen our 0ffentli6en
Qpnntnib nphrnht
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Def 9eutf6e Correspondent,
eamftaa. 6. eeptember 1902.
nterhaItnnas. 20


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Wo5e .9be SpaH Of 2ift1
.0ubitorium : Muiif : Gale =
Sieie sDobe: ,euutius for euDtiHs'. SdsIi3 sUei
@orfelsugen.
nGlectriczgart = Seben 4beno
unS umtaess2a9mittass guupspiusss OrReaun'
gen.
@babp @ibe pdrf Griiber Meeter's).
- sdqii9 frsis @auOspiae=g urteauusen unO 3ani'
Muhf.
@rpBes baDii6es @olfsfet-Won<
tag, ben s. September I'M sgsef'nOSSart" @er'
Baltimore 5trabt uno @arriiOn@2dne.
GroBe 6eier bes Oeuti9en Sa9es
Greitag, BEN y. September, i'm r9urleps9crt' On
Der @orforo=RouO.
rOeftreider : 8unb." Spnntd9,
ben z. September, grOber AusflnS map @iuu9'
Bart an Ger 9urforO=9tOaD.
,SefIen 9armftGbter Teretn." :
sonntas, ben Z. eeptsmbtr, erOber AusTlus na@
@Ue 9unts6bors am SadsHiOer.
. Bimlico. - @robe Rennen an g.,
o., 10, II. uuO 10. September.
u8rpIpect : 8arf." = 5atr uro
gtenneu om g., TO-, IL, p. unO 10. sptsmbeT.
v99pGbii6er SGngerbuno." =
eonntaq, DEN Z. 6cpttrber, ausfIug mad 9uber's
Bart an Der 2lnuapOliss5toao.
Yart : Gon3erte ftnoen . 1tatt:
Dlontae &beHb ............ TYatterlon=Eart1
Sitnftaq Abeno ............ pTtpertbeE9art'-
Mitttppb Abeno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Greitag Abeno ...-.......... reliItOh-Sult'
6umitag pSafterlon=EatI
Sonntae Rabmitta0...... nSrn.oz9la-EarI.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
summer.

$1,000 perfOnli4 gefi6rte Riuquz
razTau8@GTturfipnen bon Baltimore,
Unions Station, Tim 9 u6r 5 M2in.
Dorm. am "a. Suli, Z. unb 81. 4uz
QUIT, 4. unb Is. September, 1otpie am
2. unb 16. Sttober. 8iqete fir bic
Riidfa6rt innerbalb 8ebn Sogen gill
tig.
(3Snlil9,2 % ;ang2.a 10. %. 3O;5 spt6, Is. 2O,27; 0tt4.Ip
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Der 2ei4nam BON 9ug +
9onobue, pel6er AND Onneritag nu6e
46erbeen BON einem 3uge ~getroffen
unb getOotet puroe, parO geItern mad
Baltimore ge6rd9t unO BON Dem 2eiz
9enbeitatter SOf, @oot in @mpfang
genommena pel4er i'm Ipdter mad Der
Nobnung 9einer 4nge60rigen, Nr,
GIG, Weit : 2Om6urbfraBe, iiberz
fibrte, 8ermut6li4 bate ii4 9onoz
bue uls blinber 9afagier auf einen
5ra6t3ug gei4li4en unb unterpegs
feinen 6dlt perloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
Mad1t Samit eincn @crIudb.

Srinfen sic in Sbrer Sumilie Bier?
Sinh Sic in 8e3ug auf 0ualitGt ie6r
eigen9 Sinh Shnen Die 8iere Der
uMmericun 8retperp" 6efannt? 9tefe
populdren @ebrGue fpmmen irgeno
fpel6en tmpprtirten 8ieren glet4.
Stir beren QualitGt uno Rein6eit
tpir0 garantirt. On 6amilien fir 81
pro &iite BON 2 0uBenO 9intflai4en
geliefert, Ma9en Sic cine Probebez
iteGung per poittarte Ober per s. &c
g. Sci. 1914, Mb. 1891. 8rauerei
11O4-1128 9ilenzS truBe. (249)