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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25
Or119t Go.
ppn @arpIaHc,
Union Trust Building,

GbarleSs uao Udpetre'Strafe.
SapttnI une ncberfchua.-....S 81. 100000
6ibrt Elm oIosmsints San.- unb Srufze';.
f8dit
Or.i 9roisnt 8inisu b,;ublt cuf Silonisu.
Die uuf Gbeds guogen tpsrntn.
3.itsSeSOftsn iu ipaisusx Rat7 aag.uom=
men.
Gpars d tpartefaent.
GinIGeen i'm epar Department.. ben se.
p6buli5en neutrality-suspicious. nnterlDocs
fen, sripitni9t 9ro3ert 3ini.n bslublt.
Side Gompaenit III elm esittli9ss Seppftos
rum fiir sSpnps in Sdnosn BON Erui.ta sDr
Sstamtnts :9Oafredern ioipit aat 6taatss unS
8eri5ts =9eomte.
Giubrs8erf6sr. @su6lbs. Rdtss $3.50 Bis
$50 90 bro Sa6r.
George SIafiffpne. MRiIsa IS bite, fr.s
RrdIoent; gicepIrdi.;
GbsrIes Z. Grant, Ridare 9. SeEmdn.
a. 8icesBrdi.; Sttr. Ino St5asm.
&reRutips q omite:
1eliou 9erin, Seymour Manotfboum,
Beslep 30. Ofsr Grneft 8. 2nab,, IT,,
6. 9. Suntino. (4ugl4,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25
Snrren9elOrn febrcn CUR alien 6eis
math inrilf.

" ~ q ! - Zt' oON+l' @kuGp
8e6ntGgtgem 2(ufent6alt in unierer
Stdbt 6aben geftern M}ittag ungefdbr
90 Bis 70 8oeren Die ReiIe na9 i4rer
fernen 9eimatb angetreten, Sic
i9ifften fi4 am 4tlantic 9od in
8roofIDn auf bem 0ampfer o3artar
grince" Elm, Der iie in biretter 5u6rt
binnen bret Bis bier Do4en nu4
&apItabt, reip. 9urban in Ratal,
bringen pirb, Man tann ii4 benz
fen, nit tpel8en @efublen Die 2eute
auf bas S6tff gingen; biele bon
t6nen butten 3tpei Sabre uno ldnger
in brttif9er @efangenf4uft uuf 8erz
muba geI9modtet, unb peniger als
neun Monate bate &etner Das bittere
- eigentIt4 mar es fauer = 8roO
bes 8efangenen auf ben Snieln I'M
S3ean efen miiTen. Menn bic 5reuOe
bes Qbi9ieOs Dergdlt puroe, 10 mar
es Der bange 8ebante an bic 3uftGnz
be, bic 6eute in Qfrita 6erri4en, bic
8orItequng, in fpel6em 3uitanOe iie
i6re bertpIIteten Sarmen antreffen
pIroen, unb in Oieies f4mer8lt4e
8efH6l mii9te ii4 bus 8eOauern,
baB tie BON ben gaItIt6en @eitaben
unIeres freien 2unDes &bi4ie0 gu
ne6men ge3nungen feien. 9enn bic
tapferen &Gmpfer baben bier in Nepz
gort cine 2tufna6me gefunOen, an bic
tie 3eit i6res 2e6ens nit 8ergniigen
unb Dantbar 3uruf Denten perben;
mo- INNER lie audi t6re S4rttte bin
(entten, ii6eraG tpurben tie nit offez
nen Nrmen smpfangen, ii6erall mo-
rem tie niGfommene 8dite. l1nO Oiez
fen 8eneis ameritanif6er 6oipttalt@
tGt perben iie ME bergefen. 2ber
ou9 Die Netpzgorfer 8Oerenfreunos
nerben ben itammberpanbten 9eloen
ftets Elm freunbli4es@eDenten bemaRs
rem. 8eeinfluBt bur9 Die england
freunbli9e 9reFe, bdtten ii4 biele
Qlmerifaner BON ben 8oeren eine gang
faIf6e 8orfteGung gema4t; man
glaubte, es nit etnem untultiDirten
@plfe gu t6un gu 6uben, nit Qeuten,
bic bur9 ia6relangen 8erte6r nit
&afFern unb bur9 bas 2e6en in Der
WilbniB Derrubt, ia duf Oas 9fiOeau
bon 6al6pilben 6era6geiunten ieien.
I'm 10 angene6mer mar Die Gnttduz
I9ung, uls man fanD, baB Die pielge>
f9mG6ten 8oeren, pom 8eneral angez
fangen big gum gep06nli4en Mann,
our6 bic 8anf ii9 als Gentlemen err
piefen, bic nit bem 9ur3I6ntttsz
gngIGnber ieben 8ergleih ausbdlten
t0nnen. Qt6geieben bon etnigen tpeni@
gen alten 4frifanOern fpre4en lie ale
por3iiglt4 engliih, tie ipre4en oieIe
Sprd9e ni9t nur, ionDern 6e6errz
f6en ite aud 10 Dortreffli4, baB tie
ebenIo lei9t engli54e, ME 6olldnoi>
T4e 9riefe i9rei6en. Qlu9 i'm per-
f0nli9enllmgange beOba6ten fie uufs
geinli9ite Die 6ormen Der guten Sc
ieQI9aft = nit etnem Wort, Die 10
piel geI9mG6ten 8Deren iinb bon Der
&ultur ebenio beledt, nte mir 9r0B=
itGbter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25
Ba6nranber dulten reide Grnte.

GI9afo, Ser, "a. SuIi. - Die
tii6nen 8dnbiten, bic Bel Der Station
8ermiiIo auf Der meritaniI8en @eite
einen GrpreB5ug Der rMerican Genz
tral 8a6n" ii6erfielen, baben ret6e
8eute gema9t. Der au8geIeerte Sal
ien19rant ent6ielt cine 9elbIenbung
bon $4,000 fir biey y8anco N2tnerco"
in Gbibuabua, iopie cine N3enge tleiz
nerer 9elbpafete, bic ben HGubern in
bic 6Gnbe fielen. 2tuf mebr ais
$4,000 ioq it9 lire 8eute be3iffern.
Die 8unbtten paren brei Nmerifaz
ner, Die in 8ermjtIo einitiegen. 3pet
BON ben &dubern i4li4en ii8 uuf Der
Sa6rt unbemerft na9 bem @rpreBz
Waggon bor, 4pd6renO Der 0rttte eiz
nen Stb in bem 9er1Onen Maggon
einnabm. Der @rpreB6ote 8udner
mar nt4t tpenig ii6errai4t, als er
pI0Bli4 6inter ii9 bic bro6enben
0orte Dernabm: n9ie 6dnbe 6o4!"
pnb bic Miinbungen 3fpeier gtebOlDer
uuf ii4 geri4tet iab. On 8iberitan0
mar nidt gu benten, unO ru6ig muBte
Der 8eamte 3uIe6en, pte bic beiben
3Gu6er ben offenen 9eIbI6rant aus
rGumten; @OIbitiife unb 9apiergeIb
psrf4nunoen in Der Siefe zines mitz
ge6ro6ten Safes. Damn parteten
bic RGu6er, Biz Der 3ug langIamer
gu faAren begunn, fprangen f4neu a6
unb i4lugen ii4 ietttpdrt5 in bic 8iiz
f4e, po ii4 ibnen Der brittle W}ann
bes gduber Srios 5ugeIeute. QeBz
terer bate in f4Iauer @eiIe ben Bug
gum Qn6alten gebru9t. Gr fing nit
bem Gonbuttsur Gtreit I'm ben6a6rs
prsis an, unO f6lieBli4 lieB ber8abnz
bebienitete BEN 3ug balten, um ben
unpiqigen 9afagier ab3uieBen, AI5
bann Der 3ug gum @teben fam,
fprangen au6 Die 6eiOen nit Der
8eute 6elaOenen 8unOiten db. SSn
Der 9unfel6eit berf9DdnOen lie unb
nurDen ni9t me6r geIe6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25
gcreiteIte rine,Wun6ber.
8Ipd SsIanb, &.Sy., "a. S

8Gpd SsIanb, 8.S., "a. Sult.
= Der 6eabIi9tigte @erIu9 Der bet=
ben @8Ga3tf9iffe nMabama" nno
u&earT Targe," nit 1nteritiiBung BON
Marinetruppen ben nor0tpeitli4en
She'll unIerer SSniel in Der llmgebung
bes 3uganges bon Seem 6arbor gu Be-
feBen, fpurbe geitern Dermut9lth nit
aufii9t auf bic ungiinitigen @ittez
rungsberbdltniife aufgege6en, uno btes
fer She'll Der Sommeriibungen piro
pn6rI6etnlt4 fpGter CUR &usfii9rung
qelangen. Die 200 Mann Wfartne@
truppen, fpel6e CUR @ertbeibigung Der
eosnIel gelanbet porben tpuren, rtiien
qeftern pieber ibre Belt ab unb begd@
ben ii6 fpteber an 8prb Der betoen
@9iffe, tpelde etre Nleile ppn Der
&iiite entfernt DOR 4nfer gegungen
pnren. 8afo barauf li6teten Die
S9iffe Die Qnter unb giugen in See.
SSm inreren 6afen BON Repport,
R.sS., bi9t Bel ben 8lue 3ods, 1T
bas 8unbes 0epef9enboot nScor>
piDn" uufgelauFen, als es bon 8lod
SSslanb antam, unb es partet auf Die
nG9fte Slutb, nm ab3utommen. Man
fiirdtet, baB bic 9latten bes Sabr5enz
ges bur4 bic f9urfen 5eIfen bef4ds
bigt finb. auf iDel9en es auffiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25
8 Gft's Abreife BON Sta
Itpn

ReapeG, "a. SuIi. - N1it benz
9umpfer rSSSrene" bom 9}orboeutI6en
2lopD iinD beute 9ouperneur Salt,
3i4ter Smith un0 SetretGr Garpenz
ter nu4 W}dnild a6gereiit.
@apttdn Strot9er, ipel9er ebenfaq5
nit 9Ouperneur 9aft nu9 Mantia
reiien pollte, 1T ertrantt unb pirD
nit Dem 9ampfer rgGer" Oon bier
na3 9}epz0prf 8uriidte6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25
QraiiDrnt i'm sSelOIaaer.
Sea 8irt i'm 6IuggenI4mud.- d.-8ro=
Der @ntbuiiasmus. - 9eRetmPo@
tighten ni8t 5ugelafen.

+A0't% +''NT% O~'SN"N'l Nv
Opferz 8ap, "a. SuGi. -
8rGTiDent &ooieDelt trut beute Wlorz
gen tur3 na9 z ltbr an 8oro Der
rMaDfloper" bic S5abrt naa Qtluntic
6ig6lanbs, bon ipo er ii4 na4 benz
Eager in Sea 9irt, RS, begeben
pirO, an.
Ollie 0ampfer lieBen ibre Pfeifen
ert0nen unb Die Segler gaben ben
6laggenIaGut, aIs bic Sadt nMapz
floper" nit benz YrdiiOenten an
8orO ben 6afen pafiirte. @Om 6auptz
matt flatterte Die Ser. @taateny0fuz
rineFlagge, unb Die 6lagge be5 Brdiiz
benten pe6te am 6ed. 2luf Dem 8orz
beroef itanben @ruppen Der Mannz
f9aften in i6ren blenbenb tpetBen 2(nz
8iigen, bic Sffi3iere in Der tpeiBen
9ienituniform ftanben uuf ber8riide,
uno Der 9rGitbent faB nit feinsr 8ez
gleitung auf bsquemen Stiiblen unter
bem Gonnenoa6 bes 9tnter0eds,
Sea @irt, "a, SuIi. - &etn
8rGIibent Der Ser. Staaten bat ie
cine ber3Ii9ere 2(uFna6me gefunben,
ais BrdiiOent 8ooiepelt beute BON Der
8e00Iterung g}ep : SerIep's er6telt.
8om Qlugenblid ieiner 2dnbung gez
gen 2 u6r Iu9mittags an Der Ntlanz
tic 5eigbtsz8erfte Bis er Oieielbe tur3
na4 3 l1br tpie0er OerlieB, folgte eiH
Sbdtipn Der anDeren.
@puperneur N&urp6p bate ben
8rGItoenten eingelaoen, bas 5elOlager
Der 3peiten 8rigabe Der g2ationalz
guroe bes Stuates in Sea 8irt gu be-
fu8en, unb nit Dem 9rGIibenten mo-
rem beFen 9emablin, SRI. SOdter
Office, 6r. unb Srau %. 6. HooIeOeIt,
Sri. Gbriitine 8ooieOe4t unO 6Ulf5z
SefretGr Qoeb.
Die 8efeQf6aft tpurbe per Sonberz
5ug ipeiter bef0rbert, uno an alien
Stationen Der 8a6n entlang, in Sea-
Bright, W}onmout6, Song Brand,
0eIt Gnb, @lberon, Deal 8ea9, 2Isz
burD garf, Ocean 9roDe II. 8elmer,
6atten fi4 gan3e @8aaren perIamz
melt, pel6e ben YrdI IiOenten nit
Subel begriiBten. Die Stationen
paren nit 8unbesflaggen betortrt,
ebenio ba5 6elOlager gu Seu @irt,
no fi9 minbeIten5 10000 9erionen
eingefunoen batten, beren begeiiterte
9emon1tratiOnen tein @nOe nGAmen.
Sine Sqlbe BON q &anonei6Ufen
begriiBte Die 8eieuf4aft, unb Oann
bieB Der @ouberneur Die 8Gite Mill
tommen. Damn CABS grOBe 9ardOe
Der Sruppen, neI6e Der PrdiiOent
9o9 gu 3oB borbei befiltren lieB.
Na9bem ipur0e er CUR &e0nertri6iine
geleitet, no bQs Sber6aupt Der &ez
publif cine Gebe an Die Ser rIammelten
6ielt, Die oft bur9 lauten 8eifall
unterbro6en tpuroe. gfd6 Der 3eDe
CABS tur3en @mpfung, unb Is Ntiz
nuten na9 3 llbr erfOlgte Die 46reiie.
Die 8orte6rungen gu Sea 8irt paz
rem bortreflid, nur Grgerten it4 Die
@ebeimpO1i3iiten, Oeren gan5e flint
ben 8rGItbenten auf Der 5a6rt be-
gIeiteten, OaB Die Du6e 81 Sea 8irt
iie nidt gum 6elOIager 3uIieB, S6re
463ei6en bulfen gi4ts, unO ais iie
fi9 an Der Da6e Dorbei brdngen
ipolten, gebrau4te Der OienittbuenOe
SoIOat am @ingange ietn 8upOnnet;
aGles Reben 6aGf 9}i4ts. Der Solbut
befolgte ieine SnitruttiOnen, gtiemano
auBer bem Prdiibenten unO feline Sc
feuidaft 3u5uIaffen, Die tapFeren
SPtBel muBten OrauBen bleiben, unb
es 1T ni4ts QuBergetp04nIi4es pufz
| ffrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25
Baltimore Ohiu @nEln 9sii[etin

Nppuldre Witsg ommerz Grfur iiOnen.
S2.5O-Spn Baltimore mad GumberIann unc
.urlf. S1.25 DON Baltimore uad1 'Sar=
per'e Eerrp une Surnf. SoInta9, Dc y
Suli. Spesiul3uq Osrldbt ben Vtt. Gopal=
gabnbof llbr 8ormittags GamoensSabnz
bof Ills Yorutittags.
S2.OO-Saltimpr mad 9btiaeeIpbta unb 8urid.
SI.5O-SaItimpre nab Gbeifer une- iurud.
Sl.OO-Ba!timpr nab 9Silmtneton uHo turnd
9este Ser Serie. I'm eoHntas, ben 81
Suit Spe3ial3ue Derldbt ben Gamoenz
9a6nbof UNI 8.15 frlb uno ben ut. Gopalz
gubnbpf I'M $50 friib.
$3.50 BON Baltimore naob BEN SurduSphlen
uuo suriif, einidlieblid 3utritt 3H ben SoD=
len, am Sonntaq, ben 8. augut. ope5ial=
suo oerlGbt ben Wt. RoDalzSabnbOf ubr
9Ormittaog, Gamocn=9ububOf 7.15 nbrSOrz
mttoqs. Cine pra6tpoae &etis our3 bic
glue 8iogs=Gsbirge uno benz SbenanOoabz
SbaI entlang.
Gape Wcap. Sea SslesGttp Nne iurnd.
SsDen 6retdg unD Samhog, fir Die Hud@
fabrt bis sum io9suOen Nienitag (sini9liebz
li6) qitig 9iqete fnO duf Der 9inz nn0
Hidfabrt auf alien 3itgsn eitltig.
$40. .OO-Ipu Baltimore mad, Riasara. SalIs
unp ,uriicf, Samitaa, ben 9. Nugnf. Sitz
Iste fir 10 Gage euIti9. Spe3ia3ug BON
purdlauienosn Goadbss uno Qulman=Ydrlor=
gDaqqons perlaHsn DEN GumDenz zSabnboff 9.l9
9yorntittaas Den Wiount RoDal=9abn6of 9.2i
9ormittaas ytur 81 90 m B d o.
ronto unb 3urif unterbre9ung 6tr
Gabrt it erlaubt duf Der 9tidfabrt in guf=
falo 3oheiter, 8eneDd 8urostte unD Mnuh=
Sbunf 4bite6er BON 8obeiter ndb Sbou=
lamb SsldnOs unD jurud. $3.50.
eos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25
sue,iaIift in Sermia lsriidhel.

Or. ssm. q. Sioman. sos geortb sGSs.. aStli.
girsaatuHDsn: bis II ubr Rittaes (ausstHoms
men Sonntass) uuD bis ll6r Rahmittass tas'
lib. Rann nd aui Disls sus.riaifss 9trieneR be'
ssbsa bic tartrt ioOresu fres (Suni2s lRtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25
Nuup Spbdh

fonnttu eie CuadiaI6er nit ibrtnaibfiftsn ben 8ez
bauernsnertben pe!bs nit edmorrboiOeH bebaitet
iparen. nab 8elicbeu iuisscn. Die @eiltuH0e mar
eben nod peit 3uriid, ts CAB gtgen oiei,s 2eioa
nod nitt icues 6eilmittel, Ocfsn GriinOung ben
beribmteu gr3t 2r. Silsbee 81 einsm g8oblt6dteI
Der Meuibbeit qetempet bat. Sieie puuotrpcat
gr,nei, untcr oem 3amcu guatsfs betlnnt pir0
in gefalt non Stubl3dpi6sn am SHE oes 2tiOeus
einoefibrt, Dirtt aliO Oirett nuf bic erfrontter
Sbeile. uno ,tpar iotort IinOerno uuO ipdter ooQ.
tduoig bsileuO. 9roben iOitenfrsi bsrianot pom 9
RsufaeOter 60. SOr l2l6, 4siDsgOrt-
(1lo. nj. 6r i2&geA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25
@eiFesgeitGrt aus Uram.

Nep gOrt, "a. Suli. - 9it
47zid6rtge 5rau Donate gaputo Dor
g2r. 316, U3ottftraBe, berfu4te heute
BON Der plattform Der GeuernOtblei=
ter i'm fiinften Stofpert 6era6 gu
fpringen, um ibrem 2e6en ein 3iel gu
ieBen, purbe uber ron 2lleranOer 8ez
ronta, einem AMBER, 6ausbepo6ner
Daran ge6inoert. Der N}ann bon
5rau Gaputo ging Dor einiger 3e't
na4 europa unb lieB feline 5rau nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25
30 ab go6 ma 8 gnglanb
dbqerett.

(@pGter.) - N}up go6 1T ni4t
tpie gemeIbet, na6 GaIifornien ge.
reiit, I'M BON bort per 9ampfer naf
Sapan gu fegeln, fonbern iie lit 6eutt
nit bem n5Grf 8ismarf" DeS g}OrO.
beutf6en 2lObO nu9 Gnglanb gereiit
tpObin betanntIi6 i6r fauberer 2ie6y
baber nit bem 9ampfer nGt. gauG"
f6on bor elmer Wo6e abretIte unb ge=
tern bort ungetommen iit. @ieGei6t
lit iie Dem 3reuloien na6gereiit, I'm
i'm pieoer in ibr NeB gu fangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25

Sauienbe bon Nonnen unb W}Dn4en,
barunter Die Seiutten, finb f4on in
ben leBten WD9en unD Wfpnaten nu8
bem 2luslanb, meiit na4 8elgien unb
Spanien, ausgepanbert. Sbre @4uz
len unb Die aller anberen nt9tregtz
itrirten SrDen, foipie Die &I0fter perz
ben ieBt gef4Ioifen. 9lu4 Die WfOn4e
Der 9rdnO G6artreuie, Del Den peltbez
riibmten 2tqueur fabri5irt, poIIen ii4
nt4t regiitriren Iufen, fOnOern aus
panbern, mas Elm I4perer finan3ielz
ler @erluit fir 5rantrei4 pdre, - u.
b. &eb.)
8 ats 4breife BON Sta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25
ShIuBatt Der ieniatiunrlleu 2iebrs:
fnmGnie.

g}e pzgorf, "A, Suli. - Capt.
Strong lit am Is, SuGt auF Dem
9ampfer vGt. 8uul" unter fal73er
5lagge nu9 GngIanb gereiit, Mup
Yobe erbielt baare $4,000, I'm Die
bon ibrem 8alan berieBten Supelen
pieber einl0ien gu t0nnen, unb reiit
iofOrt na9 Gan 6rancisco ab, I'm am
l. 4uguit uuf bem 0umpfer nPeru"
na3 Yoto6ama ab5ufegeln.
Sn einem W2onut BON ieBt perben
Wfap go6e unD Gapitdn Strong biele
tauienb Mfeilen bon einanDer entfernt
iein, unb tpenn QeBterer iein Der 6a=
mile perpfdnOetes @ort bilt, tpirb er
ite niemdls pieOerIeben, ionDern alSz
balb in aQer Stiue na6 Seem Oort
5uriiffebren unb ii8 unter 5iibrung
feines S9bugers Gilbert q. Sbattud
fleiBtg bem mercantilen 8eruf nib
men. Bis babtn pirD Capt. Strong
etpus mebr uls $40 pro Sag er6atz
ten; a6er nur 70 lange, ipte er Ii6 gut
fii9rt unb teinen 8erfu4 ma4t, iif
Der Strene tpieOer 5u nd6ern. Mtit
bemfelben Moment, ND bie5 entOeft
1perben ioute, b0ren bic Subiibien auf.
9us biibI6e S4pert, peI6es Dem
Oberitlteutenant Yutnam 8raDlee
Strong bom SO, geginent q, 8. q.
9. bon 8rigubegeneral George W1oors
@mit6 am 8, Suli 1900 fir be7onbere
Supferteit ii6errei4t purbe, lit BON
benz S8auipieIer 8eorge Mee9, g}r.
215, @eit 80. @traBe, in etnem Bar
rzStraBenzPfanb6au5, po es fir
$3.50 perieBt purbe, angetauft nor
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25

piitbet. 3niI9en bem 3. unb 14.Sult
ertranften 757 gerfpnen. 81 Rufen
unb 1853 gbineIen finb Der @pioeulte
bereits erlegen.
eS.nterndtionale @ett t.
fabrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-25

Ho9 imn1er bic Snbaiton. - gngz
lambs 9ultung our SrufzGonfez
ren5. - Gntbuiiaftif4er @mpfang
Der 8oerenz9elben in &apfabt.-
@us brennenbem S9tffe gerettet,
- g6plera in W9ufben.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-24
Left Her Home in Paris With
Two italian N0b|emon.
ABANDONED IN new YORK CITY
Gas aad laudanum Failed 10 Do Their
Deadly Work and Sha Was Placed
ia House Of Mercy

New York. Sept. 2i.-Through her story
of having been deserted by two MILAN
noblemen, with whom she had come to
this country, Yvonne Calmels. a beautiful
French girl. who was arraigned in the
Jefferson Market police court yesterday
morning. gained the sympathy of Magis-
trate Flammer. He directed that she be
sent to the convent maintained by the
sisters OF mercy. in West Twenty-fourth
street, until her mother, in Paris, was ac-
quainted with the facts.
According to the story told by the girl.
for she is only nineteen years OF age.
she lived with her mother at No. l55
Boulevard ST. Martin, in Paris. This
is one OF the best quarters OF the city.
and the girl In her manner and deport.
ment, gives every indication that she
was brought up among surroundings of
refinement. She declared that she left
Paris In company with two brothers.
Count Alberto Petroviti di St Erasmo'
and the Due al 81. Agata. Mile. Calmels
said that she was to have married the
His brother. the count was attacked by
tnfiammatOry rheumatism and was AIKEN
70 the Columbus hospital, at No. 22S East
twentieth street There she and the duke
visited him several times Ii was under
stood by the hospital authorities that the
girl was a sister of the nobleman
ALONE IN HOTEL
The three had had apartments at the
Hotel Gonfarone, at Eighth and Mac
dougal streets The duke left the hotel
week ago and Il Is supposed that ne
has sailed for Italy The girl found
herself alone In the hotel and with only
enough money TO last few weeks longer
one Of the proprietors OF the hotel a
O'Clock yesterday morning detected IA
shght oder OF gas la the hall He and
one OF the porters forced open the door
OF nc girls room They found her
Near her was a small phial which had
contained laudanum
An ambulance from ST Nincent's noani
tal was called and the giri was taken 10
the institution with all possible haste
IN spite or gas and laudanum. however
the physicians saved her life. Foarinr
that they might not succeed i'm savIno IN
girl the physicians had sent FOR n French
PRIEST from the Church of 81 Vincent
ferrer. In West Twenty-thrd street
NO DANGER or DYING
The clergyman found that she was In
20 danger Of dying when he arrived M
the hospital To him she told sttbsl 49,
tally the same story which she aftervard
related 10 the magistrate
Arraigned In court. her beauty and hor
NoebeEOnc appearance won the sympathy
Of all who heard her account OF the cif
rufnstances which led 20 her attonnt 10
take her life. She spoke In French and
per story was translated BY the court
interpreter
The magistrate said that Il was an m.
fortunate situation for = child. for he
considered her no more than a chffd. and
faid that IA would be best for hor 10 20
70 some religious Institution until word
concerning her could be obtained from
- mother. AT the suggestion Of the
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hospital she was sent to the House OF
Mercy, In West Twenty fourth street.
IL was impossible 10 see the Count dc
St Erasmo. as he styles himself last
night at the Columbus hospital. One Of
the physicians said that the brother or
the count had presented TO the authori-
ties when he called a card bearing a
coronet
II was reported last night that Mile,
Cemels had practically recovered from
the effects of her attempt TO take her
own life.
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WANTED-YOUR CALENDAR or
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low at Williams. Fricker & CO., lil wey.
bosset Street
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FOR SALE-THIS is WHAT YOU
want. A 2-family house OF 10 rooms, steam
heat and every convenience. nearly new,
located just OFF Broad street. ISAAC L..
GOFF co.
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FOR SALE-WE'RE AFTER THE
man who wants to buy a home We want
him TO look at our handsome cottages
for little money ISAAC L. GOFF co.
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WASHINGTON PARK, THE QUEEN
OF Home Centres see 1t for yourself
ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.. Real Estate and
street.
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FOR SALE-s2O0 DOWN SECURES AN
s-room cottage near Broad street, all
modern improvements; a bargain. Call
on ISAAC L. GOFF co.
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FOR SALE-GREAT BARGAINS IN
Modern Homes: finest locations; lowest
prices; easy terms; We can please you.
ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.
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LIFE INSURANCE. DID YOU SAY?
Why. we are state agents for the Man
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co.
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FOR SALE-s10o DOWN is ALL YOU
need to own a brand new cottage In a
growing suburb. The rest you pay. fer
as rent. ISAAC l.. GOFF CO., Ill West
minister street
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laid down-set in a chair day and night
and had to be drawn~from one room to
another. By my doctors orders went
south and staid several months but re-
ceived no benefit. At last Brazilian
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i decided 10 try it. Inside of a week l
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TRA&SPORTATiCN.
PROVIDENCE LINE

For New York. the South and West.
steamers Plymouth and ConnectIout.
In commission. A fine orchestra on each.
FROM PROVIDENCE.
Steamers leave Fox Point Wharf every
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PLYMOUTH touches at Newport Sum
Gays en- route to New York. leaving there
at 1000 u. m.
FROM NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Pier Is N. r.. foot OF
Msurray St. every day in the week except
300 a. m.
For tickets and staterooms apply at Of
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or on the steamer after 600 ID. m.
u; A. GUNDERSON, Agent, Fox Point
wharf. Providence.
o. III. TAYLOR. General Passenger Agent,
New York
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in suburban real estate. Come and see us
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WE ASK THE PEOPLE TO LOOK AT
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for people OF moderate means. And
they're really sa atisfied: that's the best OF
H. ISAAC L. GOFF co
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IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT
buying real state you cannot overlook US
in justice TO yourself Well give you
your your moneys worth. ISAAC L. GoFF
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on Broadway, all conveniences. Will be
sold at sacrifice and on easy terms.
ISAAC l.. GOFF CO
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DON'T FORGET TO CALL ON US, IL
you're looking for property in East Prov
idence. We have some good bargainl
there. ISAAC L. GOFF CO.
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FURNISHED DINING ROOM AND
kitchen 10 let In exchange for board, IN
the centre of city. Address @. 30, Provi-
dence News.
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FOR sALE-A COTTAGE OF s ROOMS
on Anthony avenue. with 1900 50. IT., and
renting for s25 a month. Price low.
ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.