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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12
TURPENTIkE OPERATORS
Hold The First Annual Meeting of the
Association in Jacksonville.

Six hundred representative naval
stores nen from several Southern
States Gathered in Jacksonville We'd
nesday morning when President Cow
ingtOn of the Turpentine Operators
Association called the assemblage to
| order. With few pleasant words he
| introduced Mayor d. L. Fletcher and
afterwards Governor w. :. Jennings.
| to welcome the visitors and others 10
respond, and to peak upon subjects
Of the most interest to the men in the
turpentine business.
The occasion was instructive and
| interesting, and the sessions held dur
ing the day were ail conducive ~ the
good of the tuypantiur men and the
~oalh
Daring the morning session Il num-
beer Of specific were made by the
mc"ters Of the association with the
fall, = attention ana app 'eciation, aaG
later. nu-iug the afternoon, a numb
Of practical axis Were heard from the
factors.
Tn trend of opinion a. best tx
pressed in the day sessions was that
the turpeutine operator would best
serve his own Interests snd that If the
south by lmi'ing hi- output and DO.
ing everything pu->i ir 70 extend the
life OF his trees
save the forSt~, i.Yj IL "A matter of
sentiment, said one nf ;hr speakers,
ba- H. % matter 81 hf.-in->-.
The stteutiou of All MAS directed to
tue stern fact that Ss-t-u.~ Ia have been
figured out II the supply AMI the rate
Of destruction 81 orchards, mat wi,hiu
fifteen year., unless There i a grea
chang. made the supply will ha rx-
hau-l,d. and the industry viii pass
oul uf existence.
The Presidents report, submitted al
he afternoon NEE Jag, va, an inter-
es.inC paper, and showed very clearly
the splendid results accomplished hy
the association.
At night Wolfe'> Casino was filled
T. the doors with men who were anX-
ious to hear the address Of Professor
Her,y, . government expert from the
department of forestry, on turpentine
boxing, economical, effective and
tr---ssviug, ~ conducted al his ex-
pertinent station in Georgia.
Th- sessions were al fi'l OF interest, |
and were attended 10y nearly the !
whole number IF naval stores repre-
s-uta'ives ia the state.
\ business meeting 49, hrld yt-trr- !
Il y at y hicb officers of the association !
w.re elected. We will print the en- |
sire list Df officer tcmorruw.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12
Silchrist Is a Candidate

Albert W. GiIchrist, recently nomi-
mated for the legislature in De Soto
county by a vote Of two to one over
his opponent, will be candidate fer
the next speaker of the house. Should
he toe elected be will add luster to the
position and reflect great credit upon
ais county ana The stale. While not
ch3hplohIDg his cause we will not be
o!~aIpointed should be gain the prize.
Nir. 1iiehrlst - gentleman of fire
aoii!'y and long experience in public
affairs -B-O0kSyille Argus.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12
: Sadly Needed Law

Sheriff Nugeut says if there is one
law more than another that should
have the attention of the next legisla-
ture it is one making it a crime 70
conceal a criminal or assist one in
eluding The officers of the law.
He says that such law would aid
ia bringing to Justice many desperate
cnaFacteFs who now roam at large.
1t seems that at present there i no
law against assisting any one charged
with misdemeanor. -"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12
II. w. Lone
Ard StiIl Another Graceful and Pleas
s7t CcmcIiment.

Editor Harris j. an ornament To
Florida journalism. He i one of the
most stauuch democrats in the south,
ne is q patriot in the fullest sense Of
the word and because by his superior
iudgmeutaud wonderful ability he has
advocated the prosperity Of Florida
aid sought in imitable manner 10 en-
courage immigration, capitalists and
investors To assist in developing Flori-
la and ma King II bloom and blossom
a the rose, he has incurred the ami
mostly Of those populistically inclined
and thy have, by contemplate in
situations, eudcavored To east relec-
tions upon his motives Mr.. Harris
j. no Office seeker or politician out or
a job He has no aspirations to be
governor Of this state. Through
epirit of journalistic admiration the
iribIue mentioned him a. an ideal
possibility for gu0ernatOrial hOnors
and IL pains us t. uots such hysteric~l
vflo.iug~ Of i5noramuse- who are an
III ID even unI8ce hi shoes, and in
competent 10 pass judgment ON a gen
tiemsn-Tampa Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12
Another Prosperous colored Citizen

Dr.. W. Z. Wilson, one Of Ocala's
most pro rrssive colored citizens,
msde this year on his farm west of
the city about thirteen hundred crates
of csnta!oupes, and says he will reap
from the same ground twenty to
twenty-five tons 0f hay. He also
made 6eu bushels Of corn
With plenty of such citizens no
community need cry hard times
even when Wall street "squeezes.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12
GATE RVILLE-

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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

one Of the latest creations of tho
"a andairy studio j. called pineapple
Die. You CRATE up the fruit add
suEsr aud lemon juice, and in some
WAY or other you make the lnwer
crust Just right. Ii i Necessary to
Use caution aere. \ sort Of correct
rresm l. applied for the top laver.
The result l. = dream, romance. a
moonlight Scehe, = sonata. a welcome
home, an embrace after long partinga
well IN the desert, wateved garden.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12
High Grade Ashes.

For growing fruits and vegetables
nothing equals our clean, dry ashes.
Potash, actual, guaranteed l-2 to =
per cent. Agent i'm each locality
wanted. Prices close. G. II. Griffin
q Co, West Palm Beach, Fla, and
Atlanta, Ga. 91olt
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12
IL Cirdies the Globe

The fame of Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
as the best in the world, extends round
the earth. It's the one perfect healer
OF cuts, cOrns, burus, bruises, sores.
sealds, bOils, ulcers, felons, aches,
pains and all skin eruptions. Only
infallible Pile cure. 25c box at Anti
Monopoly Drug Store.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12
NJ. RraNer lil.

Th"rtauy frienl- of Tr. Sylvester
Brewer viii be- pajuei 10 know that
10" he- been very IN for the past two
weeks. NJ DJuueliou. and AZ one
ti0iono expected t"Iive. H, l. now
ouly safiisuty recovered, though
very faeDie. to leave Tuesday noon
for the mountains in Tennessee where
hi~ family reside. He VIII stop over
a few day AZ several he"i-h resorts in
Georges before he reaches home
and Try and recover his strength
y hen he will proceed 10 Deer Lodge
When be fully RECEIVERS health aud
strength lie VII rytur0 % Florida and
sgaiu become one Of IL.
Mr.. Brewer - good man and a
worthy citizen. W. all wish him 8
speedy recovery and safe rsturr u
Florida.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

tiit"r McCreary Of tie Gainesville
Suu tAra>hed fellow in the postofiice
10 that lily saturday night because
re Stopped hi paper. The journalist
Wa- Perfectly justiiishle and the man
ought 60 be satisfied that he did not
ret shot ANY intelligent man living
iu Gainesville has TO good excuse for
not -ga~crlting for 80 good paper -
tie sun, and lac deserves IN he
thA-hei.-Tsmps Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

4 gentleman OF Tibbals decided To
laA. su outing with friend last sun
aas. and sailed over u the ocean
beach % "a deserted house near which
VS. a guova orchard, aud while gath.
trng -uava- oil one side of the bush
heard noise cn the other side, and
~ examining found n half grown bear
t.ere ou jhe same errand a. himself
Both were cguslly surprised 81 the
i.~,iirg ana each went IN opposite
c .-,,fiou~.-Mi3mi News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12
Died

Thursday morning at . 80 O'Clock.
Mcdonald Ansley, the infant son of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Harris.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

AZ. J. u. ilrs,s. Of the firm of Luz
cas- - Barnes, came IN from Daisy on
lusii., - is~t evening.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

Mr. Tom Harris, az jacksonville,
= ia the city visiting hi. parents, Mr.
and Mr.. Frank Harris.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

Ocaia Greenhouse 90 Florists
Phone. No.2

Nj. Frank o. Reagan returned
Tuesday from a trip To Santifee.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

Nr. 9. Duri7uce, % Bowling Green,
b a. a,c'i '," "a position with the
o-sla MaIh'. Works.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

Miss lola Liddon returned home yes
teriay from her visit to Georgia.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12
Born

On Monday night. 10 Mr.. aud Mrs
Il. =. CODnor. a son.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

Ma. G.. Wake Wells has returned
from business trip 20 Gainesville.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12
IMPAIRED Digestion

May not be all that is meant by dyspepsia
now, but it will be il neglected.
The unsasjness after eating, fits ~ merry
ca headache, ~oUrncsS Of The stomach, and
Ci.a-rceabrc herchiug may not re very bad
now. bu, they VIII ne L the stomach IS
suffered .a grow weaker.
uEsiet-is s. s.ch - miserable disease
.aa tae tendency .a f. sa'sj be- given
s.-,. attention. Ta.- s. ,...~.eta'~ oyer
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

NJ. and Mr.. \. T.. Delouest re-
turned from a three months visit TO
f-ieu8- ~ Rensselaer,, Ind
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

Aw.ig he l,s' features of tGr next
Georgia state FAR, will toe e, village of
F'.r.ua Indians fr pa tie Everglades
e. tAa safe. They viii come about
-' strong ami will have their tents.
etr. slowing jus, TOW they I've in
f.-.r naive -e-tiou. They will also
hsE. q large uamhor o. wild animals
aH& .H'i"~i,'t> from ihst state. VAL
da-.a Times
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

The ~ou;hsru Reporter, ia is Issue
81 AUEU-t i5.h, gives rle following
numj>r ui opinicn> toy tie supreme
court rI lhe several states in at eel
umus: Aatama, Jo; Mississippi, co.;
l.ui-.au@. =. Fl8rids. -. For ii.e l;.>t
tea i-sU.~ from june llih. ,he to.als
srt 80 f.l'uW-: Alabama. ~. Mis>is-
sippi, "a: Louisiana. AS: Florida, Il
Jacksonville Metropolis.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

ll,-~r~. J j.. Herri,k ami Il. J.
kui.ht. II crystal River, ~eIe prom
iupnt yi-itnr- 10 Ocala Tuesday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

Florida horses are to he given spec
ial attention in the races, and many
entries are already made.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

Nr. Neil Weathers Will leave in
week or two for New York. where he
will enter Colunbia Duiver~i', iar a
law course.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

III. samuel David Gray, who now
travels for the Eagan-Skinner, Com
panv. of Jacksonville, j. in the city.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

y daily balloon ASCENSION with para
chute drop, and d Madaeval Knights
tournament 10 costume, for florida
riders only, to be judged by the queen
Of beauty, are among the attractions
already arranged FOR.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

fF.f jo~N'Hiu, the p"FulsI pfi;i-
%. Ial e. il'. Oealt High :. E,"i, rr-
uus. a. 10 auHa.Enca Juat nule-- tht
weather prevents ;Le completIor of
tue aiu,N Ia 'Hc -rhgCl building.
-.h""l nii ol."n 'h- iis>. Monday 10
tB-tr..r
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

Eutaltnetarding the eil"rt- of
M.--.-. DIniYu~ EuS GiichriSt, il low
api.sat- - 81 Robert NcNamee viii be
next speaker 80. the house. -palatka
Ime--lter4li.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12
STATE FAIR NOTES.
Marion and Dade counties are the
latest to make appropriations for Off
cial exhibits at the Fair.

One exhibitor has entered five hun
dred fowls. How i that ~ a starter
towards a poultry show:
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

The secretary of Tie SAT- Far
should tee informed of the action of
each board Of county commissioners
making arrangements for county rep
as Scou a. made. tCtt fail
go OPERATION may bc assured.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

The many frieud- of Mr.. Leiner,
who had her wrist broken iy Il fail
some day go IL Grjn,r Farm, will
be pleased to learn that ~he j. rapid
~ improving.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

ahd Nr~. : railh fIaFTis-
Nr. ". Y. Knot. state auditor. l.
90 tire ,ity ou i'll -.t'ei four 81 III
-ppctin1 uf -fst- rer"ri t..
Mr-. IL. l..nmu- a.,,- Jom"r-
row for Hague 20 vI-iG H.. daughter.
Mr. George A. Douglass.
NJ. ami Ny. \. F.. Deloue,t re-
tunnel from three months visit to
f-ieuI- ~ Rensselaer,, Ind.
ll,--r-. ) j.. Herri,k ami r. J.
kH.hr, IF crystal River, ~eIe prom
iuent yi-itor- 10 Oca!a Tuesday.
Nj. samuel David Gray, who now
travels for the Eagan-Skinuer, Com
pAny, OF Jacksonville, i in the city.
Nr. Neil Weathers VIII leave in a
week or two for New York. where he
will enter ColuHbia DniveT>i', iar a
law course.
The many frieud- of Mr.. Leimer,
who had her wrist broken iy fail
some day .-o IL Grju,r Farm, will
be pleased L. learn that ~he j. rapid
u improving.
Eutaithejarding the eil"rts of
AI.-s.-. t.l,iYu~ sua Giichrist, ii low
s,,....-- - q. Robert NrNau-e will be
mex -,rak,r a. the house. -palatka
V.n,---lI.rald.
hal '.'1' i-'''' 49, 60 20 40
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Iosds s.s "a luxury &nt in lame "lii
become g. a,-r~>iiN.
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When ihe Work = completed Florida
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The ~ou,h.ru Reporter. in is issue
81 AUgU-t 18Th. give, Toe. following
uumi-r uf opinions toy tie supreme
court rf lha several states in IL. csl-
unlr,. hl.ian,a. lu: Nli->i>sirpi. TO-.
I..ui-;.r... .. Flsria. - Frri,.,l LIST
ten i.,u.~ from june llih. .he lo.al-
srr a. fellows: Alabama. ~. Mis>is-
.ifDi "a. osli.isrs IA. El.rid. 1
Am.,g he l,., features of Ia, next
Georgia State FAR. Will he - village al
F'-r.ua Indians fr pa lie Everglades |
e. tAa- safe. They viii come ahaul
-, strong. ami viii have their ten;s
etc.,. showing ius, TOW they nv, in |
f....r naive .e.fi,n Tl..v Will af,o
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dl.,a Times
\ gentleman Of Tibbals decided to |
ialeau outing with friend last Sun-
.... and sailed over n tho o.o.,,
beach to d. deserted hou.e near which
Wa q ruava orchard. aud while -a,I,.
,rirg .uava, Of one side # the bp.h
l...rl +, roi... on The ,,bar ia, g., /
az examining found u half grown boar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

benz grGfibenten borgeteat, tpel4er
cine IGngere 3ebe bielt. Damn tDuroe
jeoer ein3elne 8raouirte o~orgerufen
unb er6ielt fein 9iplom.
Na6 benz @6mari4 Der GdOetten
begab ii9 Der 9rdIioent in Oas 9otptz
tai, mo er benz trunt i'm 8ett ltegenoen
Gaoetten 6. g. Qanb BON 8pomtng
iein 9iplom nit Dem 8uni4e fir
cine baIbige @eneIung iibergub.
Mls bic offi3ieIe Geremonie beenDet
unb bas Mittagsmdbl in Der Dobz
nung bes Superintenbenten eingenomz
men mar, bega6en fi4 Der 9rdIioent
uno feline 8egletter auf Die Sorpeboz
bopte ySal6ot" II. y8pin" uno ma6@
ten cine tur3e 6ubrt mad Der 8ai. 9as
in Der Nd6e liegenoe Submarine<8oot
s6pnanb" falutirte ben 9rGiioenten
unb Damn begdben ii3 Die Offi5iere II.
Manni4aften in bas Snnere uno Oa5
6abr5eug perI6panO inter 8afer
uno fubr nit Ooner @ei4pinOi9teit
buoon. Ser prdiibent betunoete Elm
Observation-Disclosures Defenders
ais Oas unterieeii4e Boot plDBli4
einen 3orpeOo abfeuerte, ben man
bur4 bic 8elIen fubren iub.
I'm 4 116r fanb bic 8iidreiie na4
8aibington ftatt. gur SRI. ROoIe~
belt blie6 fir ben Ban am Qbeno BEL
6ruu 8uintprigbt 81 @oite. Der 8aa
perlief ebenfuu5 in gldn3enber 8eiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03
TIr bic BnCrrn.

S6re 55reunbe peroen Ii6 am Wtontag
an ben GongreB lpenOen. - I'm
terbreitung Der Petition bur4
6rr. Burt.
Oelegutionen ober PripatzBerioz
men, pel8e am N}ontag an Der ueberz
rei6un9 Der Proz8oerenzPetition i'm
gongreB t6cilne6men poaen, oiene CUR
Iu9ri9t, baB bu5 rSOteG Strip &eu>
ter" an Der @de BON 9ennIploaniuz
Qoenue unb M&ar16anz9lac in 0af6z
inqton, uls 6uuptquartier fir bie0sz
l~eqationen auserieben 1T. QngemeIz
ret Iinb bis jeBt 9elegatiOnen OeS
nunab6Gngigen 8iirgerz8erein non
M~arplano," n9eutf6 : 4meritaniz
f6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" BON Nepart,
,@entrul=8unbe BON Pennfploanien"
uno BON 8oerenz6 per-
T6ieDener Staoten.
Sin She'll Der OeIegationen 6egiebt
fi6 bereits am Sonntag nad) 8aibs
ington. her ReIt 3sitig 9enug, UNI am
Montag Morgen II llbr Dor benz
6ausz@pmite fir ~auslpdrtige 4ngeIez
~oen6eiten gu argumentiren. Die Bal
timorer berfammeln iid Mpntug frii6
mad 9 u6r uuf Dem Gambens8abns
hoft. Der 3ug 9eht $40 alb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03
entbGGt SgoIgenbes:

vMG6 : 20tt4en," @ti35e BON
6. b. Ma6ern. r9ie unmooer2
me-" @ti55e BON grni BON gfens
befp. r@erfebltes 2eben," ROz
man BON s. &aul6u4. Neuigz
feiten aus Der alien 9eimat9.
Sumoriitif4es nit 8iloern.
Die neueIten 9epef9en aug
benz Sn> unb @usGanbe. --gonz
ftdnbige 8eri9te Der r@fociirten
prefe" iiber bic Sages : @retgz
Mile aug alien SbetIen Der 8elt.
NQe 2otal : 4ngelegenbeiten.
- Be1onoere Nufrnert1dmtett
fpir6 benz lofalen Sbeile bes
8lattes gelpibmet; benin elm ieber
2eIer tpeiB, buB er i'm rSonnz
tags : Gorreiponbenten" finben
tpirb, mas er fu4t.
unterbaItunsen Der @o4e.
Cine 8e1pre9ung Der I'm 2aufe
Der beporItebenben Do3e itattz
finbenben Sbeater : auffii6runz
gen, Gon5erte, 11nterbaltungen
II. I. m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

6r. @eo. 80. Sail purbe BON 9rn.
2epering uls Elm 6reunb Der timber
iitGt porgeiteat; er fagte: nGs lag in
meiner QbIi3t, Elm 2egut fir Die Uni
beriitdt gu FIFTEEN, bas Elm 9enfmal
fir bic 9euti9en 8altimore's ietn
foqte. Bir perpu9ien 70 febr nit
ben 4merifanern, bab Die Qeute mad
bunbert Sabren taum mebr Di1en,
buB bier iemaG8 9eutf4e naren. Sd
perbe biefe Gbfi9t ni9t bergefen, II.
iebt berpFli9te i4 mid, $4,000 gu
bieIem 5onb bei3utrugen, 9er5li6er
Mpplau5 erI4on, ais 9r. Sail geenz
bet bate.
ST.. Qepering perlas Johann Elm
S9reiben bon Or. g. M. Butler, in
peI6em berielbe Der l1niberiitdt ben
beIten GrfoIg piini4te. 9r. Geoertng
t6eilte ferner nit, baB Elm Munn aus
einem unberen Stuate 9rn. 8emien
perfiGert babe, baB er Die uniperiitGt
in ieinem Seitamente nit $4,000 be-
ba6t babe.
ST.. 0apib 6uBler folgte nit einiz
gen iebr p%ufIenben 8orten II. I6loB,
boB Die 6irma 9ubIer Bros. $4,000
5ei6nen nerbe.
6r. Qaprence g. 8emp fugte, er
geben aus ieinen bei4rdntten Wtitteln
$1,000 Der.
9uf elm @rIu6en nm cine 3eoe err
flGrte 6r. Grnit S4meiBer, buB er
bieies M}dl nur in 3u6len fpre6en
peroe, unb Iein 8eitrag 5etgte flint
3iffern.
Don 6rn. Charles s. 8onupurte
cling Elm @4reibsn Elm, tporin berielbe
ii9 ipegen feiner 46peien6eit entz
i6uloigte, uber 3u9lei4 ertldrte, ieiz
men She'll gu btefem 5onb beitragen
3u nDQen.
6r. s, $. 9iron ertldrte ii4 fir
$4,000 bereit.
Die Mnpefenoen nabmen einen 8ez
f9luB on, elm 6iinferzGomite 81 err
nennen, bas neitere Subitriptionen
Tummeln foG. 9as Gomite beItebt
aus ben So. 8Ian6arb 8anbaG, 6.
Morton Stepurt, %. $. 8ufler, Guz
gene QeDering unb @6arles Morris
9opurb.
9urauf bin purben 8urten berz
t6eilt, auf lreI6en nod perI4teoene
fleinere 8eitrGge ge5ei6net murben,
Die bas Gpmite aber ni6t betannt gez
ben 1poQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03
GunsreRmitsIieO Cummings aeFurben
@r erliegt Der 2ungenent3iinOung. -
Qn0ere SDDeSfGQe.

GongreBmitglieo &mo5 5. Gumz
ming5 BON gtep : gort itarb geitern
Qbenb INN 10 ubr Is Minuten i'm
ngbur9 Some Ii. Snfirmarp" an
Noro : 8rDaopuD an Der 2ungenentz
5iinbung. Seine Satin, Elm Gouiin
unb fein 69piegerfobn, 9r. s. 9an
NeB, bsfanoen iid am Sterbebette.
8ereits nm s ubr Nbenbs 0erlor
9r. Cummings bic 8eiinnung unO
oer6Iieb Bis gu 1einem Sobe in oieiem
3uItanOe.
6r. Cummings puroe i'm 10. 9tz
ftrift bon Rep : gort in ben @onz
greB gepd6lt. @r mar gu Gontling,
8roome : Gountp, N.=g., am Is.
mai 1841 geboren, a6Ioloirte Die 0fz
fentli6en S6ulen uno i'm glitter bon
u Subren begunn er ais 2e6rling Die
S6riftieBerei gu erlernen. SAT- in
ieDem Staate Der Union bat er ais
@ebiilFe gear6eitet. Sm 8iirgertriege
mar er Sergeant : Major Oe5 26.
Netp = Seriep'er Snfanterie : 8egiz
ment5 Der Qrmee be5 8otomac, er=
belt pom GongreB Die G6ren : Mez
battle fir Sapferfeit auf OemS9la9tz
feloe uno mar in 1892 uno 1896 De-
le9at CUR Demotratifden Nutionalz
Convention. Inter 6orace 8reelep
Fungirte er an Der y&ep : Yorter
g3ribune" ais Reoatteur uno mar
audi ais fol9sr an Der rg}ep : 0orter
Sun" uno yg2etp : Yort @rpreB" t6dz
tia. @r mar HeOufteur Der y@bentng
Sun" in g}en : NOrt, ais er gum
50. GongreB eripGblt murOe. ga6
4blauf Ieine5 3ermins le6nte er cine
MieDerpa6l ab unD tpurOe odnn fer
ner gum 81, So, So, "a, SO, uno
Sc. GongreB gepG6lt. @t mar tets
elm itrammer Oemotrat uno BEL ben
Qr6eitern in Sem : 0orf 10 beliebt,
ouB er tets elmer 8ieOerpobG ii6er
mar. gr mar 40 Sabre lang Mitz
glieo Der 68riftieber : Union ing}epz
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SEQ. %. GbilO'5 geitifteten 9eims
fir alte S4riftieBer.
Sruu IIbre6t.
sFrau 4nnu M}aria 4l6re6t, Wittne
beS p~erItorbenen Simot6eu5 4Gbre6t.
ftar6 am leBten 9onneritug i'm 4lter
ppn 80 Sya6ren in Der Wobnung ibreG
@obnes 6rn. 96. u. Ql6re6t, 81
QaurQDine, Baltimore Gountn. S6rC
8~eer6igung fincet am nG6iten SOnn.
tag, Nu6mittuq8 I'M a u6r, BON
3%rauer6auie aus auf Der Bali:
more : Gemeterp" Itatt.
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geftern i'm Otter BON 81 Sa6ren oie-ar
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gepeTene 6rau Qnn 9. 6Oni0ap, biz
gegen 1 ubr geitern Morgen ouf Del
8reppe oes 9auIes Hr. 526, Noro.
GurolineitraBe, iiBenO ouf8efunoer
tpuroe unb ms genunnte 9oipitd
| geI4ufft muroe. Der 2eidndm mari
in Die Morgue geI6afft.
6r. s 6arles S6Gfer.
9r. Charles Soldier, Sc Sabre aft
fpurbe geitern Morgen in ieiner8ob
nung, Ir. 1912, Ot : 2om6urOitr.
toot in Ieinem Bette Iie8eno uufgefun
ben. Gr lit lett geruumer 3eit an De.
2ungenf6pinOiu6t, bate jeoo4 Del
Qr5t oufgegeben, Oa er 81 mifer
i6ien, baB er ni6t g%eneien peroe
ST.. Soldier, Der i'm o6igen !0auit
einen 8rocerieIaoen betrie6, 6inter:
IdBt feline Satin uno 8mei 8inOer.