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SAYS DANGER IS NOT
OVER At MONT PHLHB
Prof. E. Otis Hovey Talks
of the Eruption
HE VISITED MoRNE ROUGE
Surprised That the Town Was Not
Wiped OFF of Map of Martinique
Months Ago-Cannot Predict What
May Happen Next.

NEW HAVEN. Conn Sept. s.-Prof
Z. Otis Hovey. OF the Museum OF Nat
ural History, OF New York city, who
was one of the scientists to sail on tn,
Dixie to Martinique directly after the
eruption of Mont Pelee. which de-
stroyed the city of st. Pierre wher
asked if the reports of the destruction
of Morne Rouge were surprise to him
said:
1T has been evident from the re-
peated outbreaks of Mont Pelee since
the big explosion early in May that
trouble was not over in that locality
The surprising thing to me is thai
Morne Rouge was not wiped off the map
OF Martinique months ago. Morne
Rouge lies almost in the direct path o.
devastation, but by almost marvellous
circumstances entirely escaped the fate
OF. st. Pierre
Morne Rouge Delightful Spot.
within quarter of mile of the
town everything was entirely destroyed.
spent four nights in Morne Rouge,
ana at that time the town was almost
deserted by the white people.
The village was a delightful spot
considered the resort of Martinique-
and it was here that many OF the
wealthy people had their villas. The
inhabitants of the town were very any-
ious to know if it was safe to remain
there. and | told them that of course,
| could not say what might be ex,
pected of Mont Pelee, but that should
not stay.
Phenomenon Not a Tidal Wave.
lie Carbet, which was wiped out par
tally by tidal wave. according to last
reports. was small town of abou.
] 1000 inhabitants. south of st. Pierre 1t
was not destroyed by the eruption of
May s, but has suffered now by this So
called tidal wave.
The phenomenon is not tidal wave,
strictly speaking: that is, it has nothing
to do with the tide. The water is driven
away from shore by the heavy blast
of 7olcanic or earthquake shock and
comes back as huge wave.
- III reports that Carbet has been swept
over as far as the church are correct
then nearly half of the town has been
destroyed. a large number of the in
however, had left there when
was there on June %.
No Predicting What May Happen.
LAS far as | can see Fort de France
is in no immediate danger, unless. OF
the eruption from Pelee should
be much more severe than any so far
Fort de France Is about fifteen miles
away.
Mont Pelee seems to be following the
example of Krakatoa. which began with
explosions in May. 1883 and ended in
tremendous outburst in the latter part
# August of that same year which part
Y destroyed the island.
1T would not be wise to predict what /
nay happen before Mont Pelee is !
through"
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mean that the injury to her is likely to
prove more serious than was at first
supposed
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ENEMY MAKES BOLD
DASH ON THE FORTS
Battleships Wage aan Early Morning
Battle-Attempt to Force Land
ing Frustrated.

NEW LONDON. Conn, Sept. 3.-At
don defcnses was made this morning by
the Auranian fleet under the command
of Rear Admiral Higginson. The ma
neuver was well planned and how well
the Red feet succeeded in their attempt
70 enter Long Island Sound cannot now
be determined.
Both the Blue defenders and the Au
ranians claim victory. The navy de-
clares that Fort Wright was reduced by
the terrible concentrated fire of the big
battleships Indiana and Kearsarge, while
the defenders assert that these two
ships were completely destroyed. An
official report from Fort Niche confirms
the statement that both these vessels
were sunk shortly after passing through
the race.
The Booming of Cannon.
For nearly two hours the booming of
cannon was heard in the direction of
New London, Thousands OF people be-
and sack the city gathered on the beach
determined TO resist any attempt on the
part of the enemy to send men ashore.
incidentally they watched the big battle
eff Fishers Island
All night the big ships OF the Red
fleet lay quietly OFF Fishers Island out
of range of the shore guns. They gave
no sign of life until daylight, when it
was evident to the signal men on Pros
pect Hill at Fort Wright that they We're
to get under way. Shortly
after O'Clock the battleships Alabama.
Kear5argc. Indiana. and Massachusetts
were seen moving in on Fort Wright in
column formation.
Kept Up Hot Fire.
The Kearsarge and Indiana were
struck by Pinch shells very early
in the battle. but they did not seem
in distress. and kept up heavy fire.
Fort Wright concentrated it's fire upon
he Kearsarge, while Fort Niche kent
he Indiana under "a heavy pounding
rom her big guns. As the fleet neared
Fisher's Island they opened their g.
Founders upon the signal station ON
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,

Vermont ave. and Thomas Circle.
English. Scientific and Commercial Courses.
Studies resumed September s. Catalogues sent
ON application BROTHER ABDAS, PRESIDENT.
auzJ-3Ut
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All Are Killed and Seventy
Others Narrowly
Escape
GREAT TANK BEING ERECTED
Located at Williamsburg, ". Y, and
When Completed viii Be Largest in
the World-Acciden Occurred in Alb
sence of the Foreman.

NEW YORK. Sept. S.-Fire men were
killed in Williamsburg today by being
caught under the steel floor of a gas
tank which is being erected for the
Brooklyn Union Gaslight Company, on
the northeast corner of Wythe Avenue
and North Twelfth Street. The dead
-are.
GIUSEPPE CosTERTINo.
FRANK FRENCO.
DE IAGATE.
y. PONTICLo.
PETER R1LER
The dead men were all of Manhattan.
The tank is being built by the Balti-
more firm of Bartlett. Hayward & Co.
and when If is completed will be the
largest in the world
Work was begun about six months ago.
An excavation of TWENTY-FIVE feet was
made and a concrete foundation laid.
The steel floor is three -eighths of an
inch in thickness and was resting twen-
ty-six inches above the concrete founda-
tion or l2o iackscrews.
Seventy-f,ye Men at Work.
Seventy-five men were at work today
lowering the floor 10 fhe foundation.
The work was carried along very slowly.
AT 8 o'clock in the afternoon while
the work of lowering the floor was go
ing. on Foreman Murphy. who was on
the top directing it. was called 10
telephone in small Office about forty
yards distant. When he left there were
about twenty two men under the floor
near the iackscrews.
Suddenly a crashing noise was heard,
and the workmen under the floor rush
ed to get out. All except the five al
ready named, who were killed, succeeded
in getting out.
An investigation showed that the floor
had shifted northwesterly nearly thirty
inches out OF place, and took down and
bent out of shape every one Of the
jackscrews. ,5.. m
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Was a Grand Fight.

The ships passed inside the sound off
Fishers Island and made loop toward
the island, and for short time there
was a lull in the battle. Then the
Aurauians started again in column
formation to pass the guns of Fort
Wright. and it was apparent that the
plan of the enemy was TO lombard and
reduce the fort.
Then the battleships again passed
through the race. engaging the guns OF
Forts Wright and Niche. The heavy
cannonading continued for nearly an
hour. and when the smoke cleared away
the army men claim that the Indiana
and Kearsarge we're both destroyed and
the Alabama and Massachusetts badly
crippled. AT no time did the forts stop
firing, and whether they were actually
silenced will not be known with cer
tainty until the umpires meet at the
Naval War College and compare notes.
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TYPHOID SPREADING,
BUT DEATH RATE Low
Thirty-three New Cases
Since Sunday Morning,
OF a Total of $40 Cases Last Week,
Seven Resulted Fatally-373 Now
Under Treatment.

According to the records of the Health
Department. here has been disquiet-
ing. though not al alarming, increase
in the number of cases of typhoid fever
in the District during the past few days.
At the beginning OF last week there
were 296 cases under treatment. Sew
crty-niEe new cases were reported and
81 cases were discharged during the
week, leaving on Saturday $40 cases.
Seven deaths during the week were at
triButed to the disease.
Yesterday morning the number of
cases he'd increased to S65 and during
the Jay eight more were reported, max
ing total of 3I2.
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lite; individual care and Instruction.; terms
moderate. Address ". T.. MASON. U. >. \. 4.
J,II-6J
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CRUISER BROOKLYN RUNS
AFOUL OF SUNKEN WRECK

CONTINUED from First Paee.)
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Prospect Hill. Their plan was to de-
stroy the station. and they kept up such
hot fire that there was no doubt
about its destruction. For five minutes
the fire was so hot that the signal men
were forced to leave the station AMI,
accompanied by Colonel Davis. they
sought shelter under the side of the hill.
No landing was attempted from the sea
side OF the island. but later an effort
was made to get marines ashore en- the
north side out OF range of the guns OF
1 he fort
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PRESIDENT BAER REFUSES
TO ARBITRATE IN STRIKE

(contInued froln First paee.l
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The Weeks Death Rate.

The deaths in the District. from all
tauses. during the week ended Saturday
last. numbered 113, of which 62 were
white, representing a death rate of $50,
and 81 colored. the death rate being 295
The general death rate was 200. Dur
ing the corresponding period last year
the mortality was lis. the death rate
being 2l.4. and by last report 1t was So,
the death rate being f51. There were Z
fatal cases of typhoid fever, of whoop
ing cough, and 16 OF diarrhoeal dis
eases.
Deaths from consumption as compared
with the past week fell from Is to q, and
from affections Of the kidneys 13 TO 4.
Deaths by violence number 6. of which
! was by suicide and 5 accidental. OF
those by accident 8 were by drowning.
by street car accident, and l by teta-
nus resulting from injury to the hand.
The births reported numbered SS. OF
which 81 were white and 81 colored: Al
males and Il females.
Smallpox on the Wane.
At the close of last report there were
6 cases of smallpox in hospital. No new
cases were reported, and, 4 having been
discharged, left 2 patients remaining.
Cases of scarlet fever numbering 8
were in quarantine at the close of last
report. During the week 3 new cases
were reported and 3 discharged, leaving
the same number still under medical
care in 6 premises.
At the close of last report there were
9 cases of diphtheria in quarantine.
There were no discharges and the two
new cases that occurred left IL cases in
. premises.
The following were the deaths, classi-
fed according to their causes: Apoplexy,
3; bronchitis, 2; congestion of lungs, 2;
II; cenvuisiDns, /; diar-
rhoeal diseases, I6; diseases of brain.
6; diseases of heart, 6; diseases of kid
neys, 3; malarial fevers, 3; smalignant
growths. 6; pneumonia, g. suicides. l !;
typhoid fever. I; whooping cough, 6;
%. Total, 1l3.
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FIynn,s Business College,

EIGHTH AND z STREETS. Established lci6.
Day or Night sessions, s25 year.
Business, Shorthand. Typewriting.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SHORTHAND
TANNERS
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Cor. 9th and r.
TWENTY-FiRST YEAR.

The principal has mad over 20 years ex-
Deriencc us official Court Stencgrapher. Book
reep,r. and Teacher of Business Methods
Cot-RsEs-shorthand. Typewriting, Book
Leeping. Civil Service. English. etc. Gradu-
ates placed in positions open all the year.
Lay and night sessions. Call at any time. or
send for catalogue. au2f-l1t,eod
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Nittstpn.

Die an Nuion absnus in Grstsi
Borough iuObnbufien 8rlOsr anbrsn
unb Sobn Mifblinap tpurbsn Donnsrfae
0i&t, oils Re in elmer Biribi@aft in
SturmsrbilIe bic 8senbisuns bss Strsi'
iss fsisrien, bon SObn @obp bdbrsnt
zines snifanbsnsn Streites bbs, absi
ni6l fatal Uermsfsrt. 8eioe erbieIter
ilbsr Elm Dubsnb Sti&wunben.
Der Ni&t,llnicn Mrbsitsr Dairid
Gnrben bon 8ins Srabs, Der tpdbrsnt
BEN Streifs in Der go. 10 3s1e be,
gris gompanie onseaeut mar. ipurbs an
5rsitaa bon nnbeiannien lbel ;userid'
tst. Wan fanb ibn aussnidsinIi6 BE.
trunien auf oem Seittnpses an Par.
Tonnage Strabe upb ss mar ibm unm6s'
LID, su ertIdren, tpis ct bsrlebt tpurbe
Seine pbers 2ippe tpar aufeei&nittsn,
msbrere 8dbne tparen nussehoBen ipors
ben uno on isinem 8opfe befano,n iid
orei S1nitte. Man beirahtet feinen
8ufano als unBefdbrli4,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Die seip0bnIiGs AnsabI appIitantsn
fit tlnieriiiisuns FsIIisn ii& ON Sreitae
Ridmitias in Der 8sriammluns obigsr
8sb6roe elm. carrie W. Dapis bon
Bear SiraBe unb Soispb pries unh
Satin bon RaiIroab Abenus ipurbsn
osm Ssim iitsripisien; bic Sale bon
frau Better S&naenss unb ssrau BON.
ea Ssriman ipurben an Dirsiior Sboitsn
rsfsrtri, tpdbrsnb bic ss'eisns nntsratit.
une Der 5rau artbur 6. @illiams BON
Rorbsnbe abesidlaesn ipurbs, neil iis
BEL ibrem Batter lsbt unb ii4 unb ibre
2inbsr isIbit srndbren iann.
Diretior Didert tsri@tsts ubsr ben
Staaisconpsnt ber 4rmsnbirsltoren, ber
uom l5. bic l6. Dftober ,u Somerist
aatifaub uub bem isds NitsIieber Der
Bsbbrbe beiipobntsn. Die Deleaatsn
beiu&ten aud bas GItupn Snftitut f0t
S&na&iinniss, in BEN ii& fiber 1000
Snfnfsn befinben, baruntsr isbsn Rim.
bsr bon bisfssr RaGbaridaft.
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Das abal abparts .

IabIpr. .-9urd bic pOrssiiiss grpIo.
iion zines SpreneiGuNss, ebe bic 2suts
in ssnisenber Gntfsrnuns iparen, tuur.
ben setsrn babisr in Der SoIoen @rubI
@ipilpm Tbomas ipabrideinIi@ ibbtIi1,
unb Ialiie Gbomas unb @iliam Bspnor
lsi&tsr bsrlebt.
s.. BeIiun, Der Gdabmeifer bsl
IOfalen Uliners Union bon Durpea, ill
am Donnstitas Radt nit $500 ber.
i6bunben. tpelde Der Union ssb5rtsn
DeItun boIte Iid bas @slo in 8ittsipn,
uertaufts feline 9nusbultuness sseeenidnb,
uno tniff bann aus Seine SamiIi,
bate er elm paar Gage borber idOn fort
ssianbt.
3bomas Doran unb SsnrS Rupt
bon Dlb Soree. bic als 5eliennrbeitsr il
Der Wm. ". 8e9e ibrs Arbsit nisbsl
aufeenommen batten, nurben Bonner.
Gag Na1i bon sinem Dsdenfnl esirof.
fen. Gin srobes SsIfenitad traf Doror
am aopfe uno i6bists ibu nueenbIidli6
pdbrenb Rupp Elm Bsin uno msbrer,
Rippen esbroHen erbieIi, foipis aud
iuabriGeinIi& idpere innsrli@s 0srIes
anesn 6abOntruB.
NO. Stimmt oas Anti Machine Gidei
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Rors eeranton.

= Gin D,If&uspsn an Barter Sir,
~ hem Ns. 8 Ri1monb ShaGt asbb.
renb. ipurSe Donneraae Npreen boq.
itdnoi8 bur6 Ssuer ,erit5rt, bod III bsr
gsrluit t,in srobsr. ba lid nur Elm &C.
ringer Uorratb in BEN 0ebdubs bsfans.
= SIN bsm alassfau bes aanboIbb
Gr ppen ura ben Hsiis sin,s Ibsiles tex
probioence Square, Dat ber 2sferee ent.
i6iebsn, baB, ba bas 2anb felt iiber 81
Sobrsn ofsntIi6 benutt tparb, ebs Rlase
sebra4t ipuree. ss aud in 8uiunft 70 Be.
nust iuerben lam.
= Gran MeIiffin unb gatrid DC.
Wabon bon Wsli Warfet Sirabe trur.
ben am Donneiitaa berbaftet unb ie un.
ter $500 8drei&aft eshsat, neil iie an
abenb supor ben WidaeI Murptp bon
Der sIsi&sn Strabe, aIs bieisr sinsn Spa,
lisraane ma&te, nisberf&lussn unb um
feline Taf4enutr, bic s27 mertb iit, sr,
leidterten.
Srancis, Der 3idbries Sobn bss 3.
6. Duesan bon 9od 6trabs, nurbe am
Donnsriias gia&mittas bbs unb m5s.
Ii4erusife fatal uerbranni, als er einsm
6euer bu nabs trat, bas elm NaGbar in
elnsm 5eIoe ansssdnbet battle, um unraib
au perbIenuen. Die &lsibsr bss 2lsinen
finesn Ssuer unb ebs man iis ubreibsn
tOnnts, par er i&Iimm an Der rs&ten
Ssite berbranni.
NO. Stimmt sas Anti Machine Sidsi.
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aatarrb Fann nid,t fnrtrt lperhen

huT& lctals appIifahontu, ba iit ben Sis bel
Ndutbtit nini trrti9fn f6nneu. Raidrrb n
cine glui- cbfr Gcnfituiicne- stranIbtit unb UNI
iis ~ bsilsn. miiBt 9br inHfrIi@t 5rImitts
nsbmfn. pal's Raiarrb.aur pirb innsrli& et.
ncmmsn uue ptrit birtft auf bas BIui uub Sil
i9Itinilet Obtrf6&s. paa's aatarrt-stur n
tsint AuadiaIbr Wtbbin. Sis Hurbt fsii
5abrtn BON ttutm bfr bsfifn aeritt bifts eantfe
psrcIbntt unb II elm rsstlmGbists Rsspi. Sis
bfffbt aus ben btlen biianntsn Lpniea, ptrbuu
btu nit ben bfffn 9luirtinisuHssmfittIn, BIZ
biItit auf bic ShIeimpbrHd1s pirfsu. Die
peafcmmfut gtrbinbuns btr ;ipti gslfanbibtiIs
IN 20, mas icl&' runosruplt ReiuIiais bel bsr
SsiIune BON ssatarrb bsrpprbriuet. eaet Gu@
3msnift umionf f&idtn.
D. 8. gBsutg & 9 o., GtsfHtb., EsIsbp, 3.
gfsiauft ppu aIeu Nppibdfrn, prtis rs Gis.
Sal's Gamilisu Tititn Fnb bic bfitn.
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Dunmpre.

= Die Rsubsn Dainty Bubnuns ar
5anftsr Strabe tpurbs sstlsHsHe Wo6'
son ginbre&srn um aae sinssma4t'
Sru&t iotuis s8l Baareslb beraubt.
= Die gnssasatsn Der Rap aue
5isgelbrennsrei sineen lebte MoGe an
ben Streif, neil ibnen Elm 2obnaufI&Iap
Don 10 @ents ben Gag bsrtpsissrt nor
ben tpar.
= Die erie @ifsnbabn Gompanie boi
~ Sacc. nabe WapIepoob. einen neuen
RobIenbof stabIrt unb Elm neuss Runbs
buus erri&tsn lnfen. Sn 9afunft psr.
ben aqs aobIsn boribin ssianbt unb bann
erft etaiiifsirt tuerben, sbe lis na& ibrem
8sfimmunssort abssbsn. Sln5sbn
lRsiIsn @sIsiis MAIDEN ben Sof .u Saeo
su sinem bsr sr6bten i'm 2anOs.
-Sobn Sarpsr. elmer unTersr dItsitsn
uhb befanntsitsn 8arser. iiurb am Sonns
tae Ra@t in fsinsr Dobnuns an Shb
8IaisIs Strabe istr pIBslid. @r befanb
ii8 au8sni@einlid 70 esfunb ipis INNER,
ais Ct ii& nieoerfeste. farb absr in Elm
paar Ninuten, obne elm Wpri obsr 8eis
Den bon Rranfbeit. Der Bsritorbsns
itanb i'm 65. 2sbsnsiabre unb ipar felt
ibsr 40 SabTen bier aniaiiiio.
= Marf 6. Simpfcn bon @sIt Drin.
Ter StraBe. ber als Bormann fur bic
nsue Bride bsr grie Gompanie ~ Saeo
ansefeat mar, burbe am Samltae
9a9t nube ber Babniatipn i'm @ris
Sofe bon einsm t6isn unfaQs bstrOifsn.
Als sr cine 2olomotips psrIaEsn tpoats,
sIitt iein 6ub aus unS ssristb unisr bic
Rdber, bic bsnisIbsn 70 bBs ssrbriidtsn,
eab ct tbsiIipsiis amputirt tpsrten
muste.
= aIbsrt 8. Sisira bon Mabiion
apenus ertas an Samitas Norsen iebr
pl6slid einsm SsrsfhIase, ST ipar sbsn
aufssfanben uno untsrbielt ii& nit isinsr
Satin, aIs CT tobt niebetifGr3ie. Ser
8erftorbens ipurbe Dor 81 Sabrsn in
Deuti@lanb seboren unb lisb iib nIs
iuneer Mann bier msbsr. aubsr Der
Satin lbsrIebsn ibn ieds Rinber. Srau
q. 8uitermann, Srau o. 8idatos,
Narp, Srani. albert unb @iIiam.
Ssiue 8ssrbisuns erfolste am DisnRas
Ra&mittas I'M SOrsit Sia 5risbbOfs.
Siimmt bas Anti Machine Gidst.
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Bilfesbarre @aArt@tea.

llnisre Stabt proisfiirt cine
Bump bon min6sRens 100000.
= ginsm 8Iutiiurss srIas bsreanssn
Wo6e Srau Wiarp Gbrihian i'm Ilts
bon SO Sabren.
-Dis Gbenbi1uIen pur6en bier on
Donnerifae er5Tnst un6 iolen bic gnb
Sebruar i'm Sang ssbaItsn tretben.
= Der Sarbsp's 2ots Dampfi&ii
@ompdnie bon bier in am Woniae eli
5reibrief betpiai8t tporbsn; aapitaI be
trdet $40. 1000.
- Dis Todisr ber @bsIsuie Wormis
bon Sano5sr Strabs, cine Srau Mib bol
gieip Yorf. bic bier gum 8siu@e ipsilte
Itarb lsbte Wode.
: GbarIss s. Sarris. Supsrintsnbsn
elmer gittsburser 9eisftip'Isent BIZ
2sute tietber Iieferte 3ur 8sIddbune bel
Sruben. itarb esfsrn Nbeno.
= Rad elmer 2rantbsit bon nur Elm
paar Siunben beriGieb bcrlebtsn Sam'
flag Srau Bsier StOb bon Nasn Game
Sc dbsrIeben fs Der 9aiis unb feben
&inber.
= Coroner 8srss lisst in einem
ScraniOner Soipital, mo CT iid elmer
Operation fiir 8Iinbburmsnt,iinbune uns
tsrrcrfsn batts ssfdbrli& trant bar
nieoer.
= Wan erpartst, bab bas 8. Rssi.
ment ber Electromagnetic bic su @nbe Der
Wo1e ieines 9ienhss entlahsa tpito.
Die Gitp GrOop bon 9biluoelpbia unb
Elm Battalion bss 8 8esImenis, ipelds
in 2us.rne @ounip itutionirt tuareu, finb
bsrsiis bsimssisbrt.
= Ri&ter gbarIes 6. Riee bon bier,
Braiibents Ratsr bes Superior @eri&s
tss bes Staatss. mubte iid om Snmhas
su PbiIabsIpbia elmer Operation fiit
8Iinobarmenisdnbuns unterirerfen. Die
Opsration NOR cine ,iemlid fdnieries
unb ber Putieut srbOIte fi& aus bieiem
6runbe ni@t 10 f@nea bon berieIben. ole
mon ertpartsie. bod iuar ON Miontas
eine Bsferuns eingsireten.
- Der bier um 9.15 abfabrsnbe O..
& 8. Bug ftitb ON DonnelEtae Na&t
jtpiiGsn Minsr's Mils un6 Suoion es.
aen cine Rutide. in tpsldsr 8reb. Smitb
bon Tlinet's Nias fat. Die Gustihuus
uuTbs 80 SUB ipsit auf cine Bride se'
itlsutsrt. absr CT. IOrobl tuie oas 9fsrb.
ipeIdss in ben Bad iiel. entiamsn Obns
tpsiisren S&aben, tpdbrsnb bic auti&s
itatf ssrtriimmsrt lpnrb. Gin poGaaisi
Oes 8uses, ber abitcisen tpoIlte, als oer
8up anbisIt, fiel ebsnfaIls in ben Bad.
'niium absr nit elmer sriinOIi&sn Dur&.
ndfiune.
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@apue Gounts.

SnnesbaIe. -Sn Der @obnuns bon
Germ une Srau 2sOpOIb 6lrtb an Drain
Strcbe tDurOe b0fiOfsne @o&e ibrs
Go4ter, SrduIein Bertha. init Or. Grnii
8ropn tum 8unb fGr's 2sbsn sinesiss.
mel. Die 3rauune ssRaItsis ii& ,u elmer
briQanisn Affairs, bsnn bic Nsurermdb!,
ten Fnb bsfannte unb bslisbte iuna.
2sute .-Seanstts H bas Uicnats
alie T6&terlein bsr gbsIeute sSobn
3isFsr bon Gannst's Sal, Rarb ON
5rsiine an sinem Snsleiosn. Die Bs.
ereIeune erfclets Scnntas i'm Glen Gs,
berrp Srisbbofe. : Sn ibrer BOb,
nune nahe 6ortema bsriHisb am per.
fohenen S5reitas Iruu Charlotte 8sin,
barb i'm 85. 2sbensiubre an aaesmeins,
S&wd&e. Die 8siissuns erfolst,
Sonntas i'm bsuii8sn lutb. Srisbbofs.
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GAt ruSafd.

Der WiniRsr bss Snnsrn b. gIsbps
BOT sinsn plan fsriis eefsat, tpona& bic
sanse Nuni,ipaIperpaltuns ber 9aupt,
ftabt st. pstsrsburs in bic Sdnbs Der Rs.
sierune ssBsben pirb. Die msiitsn bsr
itdbtii@en 5rsibsiisn tpsrben untsrbrGdi.
Die poli3si fommt ausi&IisbIid untsr
bic Gontrole bet Rssisruns; Die Bee
re&iisuns sur Gbeilnabme an bsr Siabt.
ratbspabl pitb tpsfsntIi& sinssf&ranii
unb bic ftdotif&sn Sonbs pereen bsr
@optroae Der Resisruns unterfsQt.
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Don Detersbura.

Sruu Ba&pfsn bon @ibion Strabs
irurbs Sumitas Ra&t selesentIi& ibrss
@sburtstasss bon ibren Srsunbsn nit
elmer Iuiiissn ..Surpriis 9arip" bssbrt.
bic bic ipdt anoausrts,
= SIN bsr Dobnuns bon Germ unb
5rau Scbn Mobrine an 9lib Slrabe
fanb am Samhas 4bsnb su @brsn ibres
Safes. SRI. Raibsrlna S6Ini bon &eaes
ing. Pa., cine fr6bli&e @sisaIdafl itatt.
10 Siimml bas Anti Machine Gidsi.
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Die 6arbies SoIspbius Roonsp
truros an 9. September bsrtaftst, tpsiI
he bic Tai&en einss Wannes um s49
erIsi@tert bate, eo@ ba 6erfslbe bers
tpsissrts, ssssn iis bOrsussbsn, sntIieb
man ite, naGbem iie berfpro@en bate.
bic Siaot su psrluRsn. Dies tbat bic
Dime absr ni&t, iOnbsrn am 25. bss
eIei&en Wonats mn9ts is ii@ nieber
oss BIei&en 8eresbsns i6uIbis, inbsni
fie ben Sobn WaneaH bon Stone abes
nue. um $3.50 erlsiaierte, iporauf iis
Oann psrihmanb. YIN DOnnerhae ees
lang es aber Wansan. ibrer babbafi au
ipsrben unb te bsr poIissi su iitsrlisfsrn
unb ipdier ianbie mnn iis in @rmanssIs
uns bon $500 4aref&aft in's 1sfanenib,
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9ebeubia Derbrauut.

Der 9eesr GbarIss Ooune, tpsI&sr ia
8sr6a&t itanb. sinen uniittli9sB anerifl
auf Srau gbtuarb 2siuis eeuadi un6 fl
bann srmorbet su baben. tpurbs bon
sinem golisbaufsn nit @smaIt aus BEN
eounip, 0sfdnsnib ,u SOrsR giip. ari..
eehplt uno bor Der Stabt auf einem
S&sitsrbaufsn. irot fsiner fsbsntIi&er
Bitten, ibm has 2ebsn ,u f@episn, Isben.
big bsrbrannt. AIs sr tobt mar. bseaben
ii& bic 2pn@er auf bic Su@e mad einem
lusiten Rsser, ber an bsm 8srbrs&sn
oss gOuns mitbetbsiIiet ssipsisn isin iol,
he fanben ibn aber nidt.