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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-13

of very charming little luncheon at
the Kentucky club on Tuesday in
honor of Miss Luoie Leech. OF Cape
Girardeau, Mo. The covers were laid
for seven and the menu was very elab-
crate and attractive. Mrs. W. A.
Gardner and Mrs. John P. Campbell
chsperoned the party.
COMPLIMENTARY LUNCHEON
Mrs. Cook Husbands gave an infor-
NAL luncheon at the Kentucky club
Tuesday noon complimentary to Miss
Beare Of New York and Miss Anna
Webb. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Phillips, Miss Besre,
Miss Webb and Miss Adine Morton.
DANCE TO VISITOR.
A dance was given by the Misses
Pieper at their home in Rowlsndtown
lon Wednesday evening. Il was in
rhonor Of Miss Kleybsoker of st. Louis
and was 9 most pleasant affair. A
large number of guests were present.
Delightful refreshments were served
during the evening.
A COMING GARD PARTY.
Miss Ruth We'll will entertain at
cards on Tuesday afternoon at 8
O'Clock at her home on Jefferson
street The occasion is in compliment
to her guest, Mrs. L. J. Friedman Of
Chicago.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-13
ID. A. r. MEETING.


The George Rogers CLARK chapter
Of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution met on Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Warwick NJ. Cowgirl on
West Jefferson street. This was the
first regular meeting OF the chapter
since the adjournment for the summer
in June, and plans for the future
meetings were discussed. Mrs. Hub
bard 8. Wells, Mrs. George y. Thomp-
pson, and Mrs. W. NJ. Cowgirl were
made committee on program for the
literary work this winter. Mrs. M.
B. Nash, the regent, and Mrs. II. s.
Wells were chosen to represent the Pa
ducsh chapter at the state convention
4 s4sP VICE.
Mrs. James st. John and children
have returned from Louisville.
Miss Dell Bergman has returned
from q visit to st. Louis and Popls
Bluff, Missouri.
-. - u.~ ,Hrs Edwa~ds eve Vie
OF a delightful little entertainment
on Wednesday evening. 1t was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Cook Husbands, and
Miss Lucie Leech of Cape Girardeau,
was the guest of honor. Pingp ong and
cards were played, and an attractive
luncheon was served.
The guests were: Mesdsmes Thorn
as O. Leech, John p. Campbell, Harry
Tandy of Frankfort, Misses Lucie
Leeoh, Marie Burnett of Louisville,
Matte Fowler, Louise Uox, Martha
Davis, Emma Reed, Messrs. Saunders
Fowler. Wallace We'll, Gus Thomp-
son, David Flournoy, Maurice Nash,
DIR. /. b. Howell.
A NASHVILLE HOUSE PARTY.
The Nashville Banner contains the
following notice Of weekend party
at the home Of a gentleman who comes
to Paducah and is very popular social
ly;
"a congeninl party left for Bear
Springs. in Stewart county, to attend
house party given by Mr.. J. II. Lory
at his attractive bungalow. Mr..
Lory's bachelor home has always been
the seat OF delightful hospitality, and
a number of pleasures have been plan
ned for his guests on this occasion.
This, coupled with the delightful
weather now in evidence, will make
the three days spent at Bear Springs
those of ideal pleasure.
Y. NO. A. RECEPTION.
The Y. NJ. O. A. will entertain
with watermelon social" on FRI.
day evening OF the coming week, on
which occasion it will throw open its
doors with general reception, giving
the public an opport unity to view the
many changes and improvements re-
Gently made. 1t will be a most pleas
ant occasion as we'll as something
unique in the way of an entertain
ment, and an opportunity to meet So
cially the new secretary, Mr.. Hanna,
and Mr.. Mathis, the physical direo-
tor.
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A BIRTHDAY DINING.

Judge l. II. Caldwell celebrated his
s6th birthday on Thursday, and his
daughter, DR.. Della Caldwell gave a
delightful little dinner party in honor
OF the occasion at her home on Broad
way to which few friends were in
vited. Judge Caldwell has kept his in
terest alive on all the questions of the
day, and is alert and active in mind,
wearing his years very vigorously.
He is an interesting gentleman of
the old school," and has won many
friends in Psducah since coming here
to live.
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CcbOOl HNc:or., School children are hard
OSiiOOi siOoiCtr on stockings, that is why
always talking about Strength" and Quality" in
this busy department. We will sell YOU full heavy rib
bed black cotton hose, sizes to H. for Zoe. Boys
heavy weight, ribbed bicycle hose. sizes to TO- 15c.
Our extra fine gauge imp orted black hose for hard wear,
can't be equaled for the price-25c.
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TO ENTERTAIN PADU-
OAH HOUSE PARTY.

DR.. and Mrs. William o. Bailey of
Louisville have invited house party
Of Paduoah people to their summer
home, Lorendsle, near Louisville, for
the 20th Of this month. Those invit-
cd are: Mr.. and Mrs. George O. Wal
lace, Mr.. and Mrs. Cook Husbands,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Phillips, Misses
Claribel Rieke, Carrie Rieke, Matte
Fowler and Emma Reed. IL will be
most pleasant occasion.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
Esther lodge, Knights and Ladies Of
Honor, celebrated the twenty fifth
at Odd Fellows hall on
Monday evening II was a most pleas
ant social occasion. An interesting
program Of music, readings and ad-
dresses was given, and delightful re-
were served. There was a
number Of guests.
IN MISS LEECH's HONOR.
Mr.. Saunders Fowler was the host
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
Gs mar Elm Morb.

Ssrael 3obetstp bon Nr. 100, Sibz
Central : 9benue, bas Spfer bon
Gau6m0rberrl. - Mebrere Neger
ats Der Shat berbd9ttg oerbuftet.
@enale 9d9forf9ungen BADEN err
geben, baB 5r. Ssrael &pbetsfD BON
Ger. 100, @i6 : Central : Qpenue,
befen 2ei9ndm am Sienffag in Der
RG6e BON @Gicptt : gitD i'm Patdpsz
co aufgefunben purbe, bas Opfer Ell
nes 3dubmor0es TT. 3tpei Neger,
9amens Sobn Sobnfon unb eugene
5rantlin, tperben dls Der Shat ber>
bd9tig i'm 9efGngniB gu @GicottzGiz
tD f~eItge6alten. So6nion lit Elm mo-
torif9er &auf6olb unb mirO au9
BON Der bieiigen POli3et pegen zines
Rau6anfaGes uuf 9rn. S. Wfitton
Denton getpiini9t.
Gobetstp's 2et9nam purbe am
0ienitug Ru4mtttug BON 9rn. S.
Mtuer, einem 4ngeiteqten Der p8alz
ttmore : S9io : 8a9n", aufgefunben.
9r. MiGer bemerfte 5uerft 8Gutfpu=
rem ouf Dem 8abngeIei1eInb er folgz
tie ben Spuren Bis gum 6luB 6erab,
tpOielbit er nt6t tpeit bonn lfer entz
fernt einen 2ei6nam i'm WaKer Be-
merfte. Mit 6ilfe bes Selegrap6iz
item 8opman bra1te er Die am &opfe
TART berleBte 2ei9e ans ufer. Boliz
3et3ef 8unfant BON @Qicptt : Gtt1
tpuroe benu9ri9tigt uno fanb in ben
&GeiOern bes Sobten cine &arte BON
.. 3erbus, CIR. 20, Mari6 Martetz
space, Baltimore, BON pel3' QeBtez
rem ermittelt tpurbe, buB er bic &drte
etnem S9mudTa9en : 6duTtrer, g&dz
mems Ssrael ROOetstp, gegeben bate,
Der BON Baltimore mad p6ildbelp6ia
fa6ren tpolte, UNI einen gepffen Gill
herman alf3ufu3en. Die 6ieiige 9oz
li3et bena9rt9ttgte barauf Spfep6
&oDetstp bDn Nr. 131, 6arri1pnitr.,
Der nod fpdt am 0tenitdg 46enb na9
@QicOtt Gitp fu6r unb bort bic Sci
DE als bic fetnes 8ruoers ioentiFi3irz
te. @s DurOe geitern in @rfu6rung
gebra4t, baB Der @rmorbete, ais er
Baltimore berlieB, S6mudi u6en i'm
Mert6e BON $50, $50 in 8aurgeGo ii.
cine u6r i'm Wertbe BON $45 Bel fi6
fI6rte. Ollie btei e @ert6geqen ftGnbe
naren, als Der 2ei9nam aufgefunDen
pur6e, berf8nunben.
Del 2ei3nam bes 8obetsfb puroe
geitern N6enb bpn ben Qei9en6eitatz
tern 2eDbfon II. Baum na9 8alttz
more unb in Die 8obnung bes Sob
ten, Ger, 100, Sib : Central : Noe.,
gef4afft, BON mo aus 6eute 0a6mitz
tag Die 8eerbigung ftattfinben fou.
Die 6rau unb feds &inOer bes Roz
oetstD tptfen nod Nt9ts BON benz
Sobe i6res 8atten unb 8aters, tperz
ben iebO4 6eute bor Der 8eeroigung
0aOon bena9ri9tigt nerben. Sic bdIz
ten ii4 geg~enpGrtig in Der Do6nung
eTnes 8rubers be8 Sobten auf.
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Sic Nirren in Colombia.

Waf6tngton, 9. g., 5. Mdr3.
Die Na6ri6ten bonn &rteg5i4auz
pluB in 6iibamerita finO mayer.
ue6er bic Operationen CUR Sae Der
S~nIurgenten an Der SUite BON @ensz
3uela liegt gar nt6ts bpr. 8ert4te
aus Colombia IaFen jeOO4 erfeRen,
baB bic Gegierung ben formtoablen
G6aratter Der rebolutiDndren @r6ez
bung in Der g}G6e Der 6aupt5taOt ni4t
lGnger berfennt unb baB Elm i~tarter
Sruppenf0rper in aQer @tle aus benz
Rorben 6erange3ogen porben lit, un
Bel Der @ertbetOtgung Der 9auptituOt
mit3upirten. Ser 4bmarf8 Oteier
Sruppen mag betrG3tli9en @influB
uuF bic Champagne auf benz Sitbmu5
BON Banana 6a6en. Na9 Der &nz
gabe bes umerifuniiden @eian0ten
6art in 8ogpta, BON pel6em bic
Ha9rt9t fommt, beie9t Der betref'
fenbe SruppefDrper aus 5000 W&ann
Der beIten SoIoaten unb lit gu ben in
Der NGbe bon 8ogota ite6enoen 3ea
gierungstruppen geitoBen. IS 4ubeU
mebrtdgtge 8efe6te ftattgefunoen,
cod liegen berIdBlt4e 8eri8te ii6er
0ds Eeiultat ntAt bpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07

bor Mnfer geben. Wun fam bemnd9
mod ni9t genau idsen, toatn berfel6e
bier dntpmHter1 tptro.
Sn 90 a6ingtOn.
Cine SPECIAL Oepef9e ausWaf6=
ingtpn an ben rOsutf4en @orrefpon<
benton" meloet: Gin Dinb=, S9neez
unO Regenfturm berrf9te geftern
Nbenb unb beute bieriefbft. 5riih am
Morgen Bites Der @inb nit elmer
9ef9ntnbtgtett BON 26 Meilen pro
Stunbe aus benz Norbpften u. mebr
uIs Elm 3pn S9nee unb &egen ftelen.
Der StraBenbdbnberte6r, fonie Die
Selepbonz unb 3elegrapben : 8erbinz
bung tpurben bebeutenb beeintrd9ttgt.
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8ciaeleate 9iffcren3en.

epz9aben Conn, 5. M}Gr3.
- Die @Onferen3 3pti9en ben Be-
amten Der yNep~gort, Repz6aDen C
Sartforb @ifenbabn : @efeu59aft" II.
benz Gomite bpn % MitglieOern Der
n8riiberT6aft Der 3ugbeoienfteten"
enbete nit Der 9ntiinbtgung, baB ale
9tfferen8en be3iigli4 Der 2Dbne, Der
4rbettsitunben etc. in bef~riebigenber
8eiie beglt6en tporOen ieien. g}a3
benz neuen 8lane, peI6er am Is. b.
M}ts. in &raft tritt, tperben Die Or
beitsitunben ME friiber bIei6en, einige
2eute aber na4 Der 2Gnge Der Sabrz
ten b0bere QUbne unb teiner peniger,
als bi8ber, er6nlten. 4u9 bat man
ii3 bemiibt, bic 20bne auf alien 2iz
MEN Der 8abn au83uglet6en. Ollie
8et9eiligten i4ienen 5ufrieOen 3u
fem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
SlIire ae6t mad GM6a.

@uf6tngton, .. g., 5. MGr8.
SRI. Qlice Rooie0eIt fG6rt am
nG6iten @onntag @6enO na9 SlOriOa
a6, I'm ii6 Dia Sampa na4 9aOana,
Gubq, gu 6ege6en. Die Sp4ter bes
8rGiiOenten lit bonn General : @Ouz
berneur @ooO unb ieiner Satin 8u
SAT- gelaben. 5rau 9arriet Blaine
nir0 SRI. &OoieOelt 6egleiten.
geoenten, 5pet pOer bret 8O4en
in Gubq gu perpeiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07

rQGIg. 9eutf8e5 80 aifenz
6au5." Der 9amen : RG6berein
0s5 vQGg. beutI6en MaiTen6auie5"
6ielt geitern Ga6mittag unter benz
8oriiBe Der PrGiiOentin 6rau So6unz
no We6r unO Der BrptpfpQfii6rung
Der 5ruI 6. S8mibt cine 8erfqmmz
lung o6. @emelbet puroe, oaB bic
@~tnnd6men i'm IeBten M2pnat $3.50
unb Die Nu5gaben $1,000 betrugen.
DIS neue Mttglteber purben in ben
8erein aufgenommen bic 6rulten @lif.
@reB, @milie S9neibereit6 unD 6. s.
9fab6e. On ausi te6enDen 8tQeten
bom IeBten 4ufernfouper gingen
1882 Elm, bo9 fte6t nod cine Nn3abl
8iQete aus, tpel6e Iobalb als mDgz
li4 abgere4net tperOen 1oqen. Die
MitgGieOer briidten lire 5reube bariiz
Der aus, baB Srau Marie g}egengert,
Elm geu4tete5 Mttglieb bes 8ereins,
tpel4e felt me6reren M2onaten trQnt
mar, geneien lit.
9te rSeberattpn Of a.
bor" initruirte Sefretdr $50. @i6elz
berger in Der geitrigen @erfdmmlunA,
an ben Spre9er bes u~nter6auIes unD
ben P~rGiibenten bes Senats Der Maz
rDtGnOer @eieBge6ung gu i6rei6en, fie
erfu6enb, Der N65ugsfanal 8iQ bic
8laufel bin3u3ufiigen, baB bic @rbeiz
ten Bel SagelO6n getban fperben mill
fen unb nt9t contrattli3 bergeben
tperben ioaen.
Seu4ifr0bIi4e See1eute.
= @ottlieb @ggers unb 9uitab
59mtbt, 8pei Seeleute, ft0rten gez
tern Morgen am SuBe bes 8roabnab
bic Ru6e Der 8etpobner jener @egen6
unb purben geitern bes6al6 in Der
Dftli9en polt3eiitation UNI ie $25 unb
Soften beitraft. Sic erbieIten frete
6abrt in's n9oteI 9pble."
9o1i3tf S. $. 8urt6arb,
II H., BPM npro0ftli9en 9titrift
ftiir5te geitern Q6enb an Der @nforz
unb @agerzS traBe 70 ungliifli9, boB
ct bic re6te S9uIter brad. Gr fpurbe
tn's st. SOieP6s 9OiPitaI" gez
f9afft.
8ermiBt.- Srau Soiep6 Mcz
Ma6on bpn 92r. 214, Ntorb : Galbertz
@traBe, erfu9te bic Boli3ei geItern,
na9 tbrem berf3fpunbenen % Sabre
alien @utten umi9au gu 6dlten, unb
ST.. Soiepb 9aIfpennp BON g2r. 1412,
6uaitraBe, beri9tete Der pplt5et, feline
AZ Sabre ate 2o9ter 9race lei am
1. Mdr5 bur4gebrannt.
8etrauern lire u9ren.-
Die Bolt5et nurbe getern bena9ri9z
tigt, bdB Ri9atO Paganeqi pon Nr.
1122, 8arclapitraBe, 2eonarb @enz
Bel BON Ger. 1914, MontrofeftrdBe
unb @m. u. 9dtprteb BON g1r. 8114,
Trebertd : Nbenue, UNI ibre Saf4enz
H6ren beitpblen fpprben ftnb.
@nbIi4 ernif9t. = Sdbis
8artng, alias nSuf TIE Sleeper" Elm
f6tpar3er Saugeni9ts, tpeI6er felt
lGnqerer 3eit i'm nprbpetlt9en
@tdbttbeil MGo9en unb Srauen be-
ldfigte, purbe geitern QbenD bonn
9oli3iften 6rebenburg Der9aftet un0
bonn poli3eirt6ter Goldman benz Sc
rtAtsD<rfd9ren I6erpieferk
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Gin Gnhr nit Ehrrfen.

Mi1naute-e, @isc., 5. M2Gr5.-
4uguit Debner, Elm @ngeiteIter Der
u~r,tperIaI pubLii9ing So. in Gbicdgo,
un0 Elm un6etanntes Srauen3immer
purben 6eute Na9mtttag als 2ei9en
in einem 6tefigen Q~ogir6aule aufgez
funben. sic tpuren bur9 @inat6men
pon 2eu9tgas ertift. 4GemNni9eiz
ne na4 mar bas @ds 5ufdQig angez
brent pDrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
Ses WurOes a%naeI6ulOiqt.
Somes 8. 8eottp ion Margaret
@tubbins, alias Garter, alias
Smit6, ermDrbst 6a6en.

Sames 8. 8eattD tpur6e geftern
Nd4mittag in Der nprbDitlt9en Yoliz
3~eiitattDn ietnem gro3eBberfQ6ren
iiberDteien unO 5tpar unter Der On
idulOigung, ben Sob Der M}crgaret
Stubbin8, alias Garter, alias @mit6,
berurid4t 81 BADEN, inbem CT i6r i'm
9aufe Nr. IA, g}orb<M2apftraBe, t0otz
li6e 8erleBungen bei6ra8te. Die
8er6dftung mar bic SoIge zines eSSnz
que ties, tpel6er am 9tenitog Q6eno
in Der nOrbDItli9en 9oli8eiitution
ftattfanb unO na6 pel8em bic SSurD
enti4ieb, baB Der Sob in Solge elmer
8ebirnblutung e%intrat, peI6e bQour9
beranlaBt tpurOe, OaB tie in getpaltz
t6Gtiger Weife mtB6anDelt poroen.
8eattD ion felt Sabren Der 3ubGlter
Der Stubbins gepeien iein, bod fanO
Die Polt3et an benz 2ei8num ni6t8,
mas Darauf binbeuten t0nnte, oaB ite
zines geDalttbGttgen SooeS itarb.
8eattD perlteB bic @tubbins INN 8.15
N%tor9ens, uno tpte er ertlGrt, mar ite
tpo6l unO munter, pbglei4 tie it6
i6pn felt etniger 3ett iiber 8ranf6eit
bei4pert bate, SIN 8eIi9te uuo an
Der 8rut Der Sobten fanb man me6z
rere Sleden, Die BON @8logpunben
4er3urii6ren f4ienen, aber bic 9oli3et
tonnte feline 8epeiie finben, baB fi9
Semanb in benz 3immer Der Spbten
a~ufgebalten bate, na40em 8eattD
Oas 9aus berlaKen, Snfa7en bes
9auie5 ertldrten, baB bic 5tu66ins
pOr ettpa bret Wo6en einen &rumpfz
anfuu bate urb ms6rere Don i6nen
tie bitten balter miiFen, bamit tie fi6
ni6tS gu 2eibe tbue. Sin G6nli6er
&rampfanfuq mar i6ter Nnfi8t mad
bic urfu4e i6re5 Sobes. Capt. Mans
ming 9ielt es na3 benz feltfamen Ser
bttt Der Surp fir bas 8efe, 8eattD
ber6aften gu la7en un0 ben San Der
8ran0 SurD gu unterbreiten unb foz
nit Elm fir ale MaI Der Su6e elm
@nOe 81 beretten.
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Germiiate tsIearapbIlde sepeiden.

- Sin GAMBLER, 3umen8 SObH
Suder, lit in 9umiIton'S Bluff Q(la.,
BON etnem unbetannten 5ar6tgen err
mOr6et tpOrOen. Sufer, Der &erz
panote in Detroit bat, beFaBte it4
nit 2anD6au i'm 8roBen.
Bel Sort SiconOerpga, 49,,
nur6en Serrp Simpler un6 ieineSo9s
ter, Srdu gtorman 9ubis, BON etnem
Pahagter5uge iiberfa6ren; Der @rftere
blteb auf Der STEELE tobt, feline So6ter
purbe lebensgefGbrIi9 berleBt.
So1ep5 q. @Slen, Setter Der
sPenripIDania printtng &c 9ublii6z
ing 3d." BON philadelphia, lit in 6az
bana, tpo4tn er cine 8ergniigunqsz
retie unternommen bate, geitprben.
@r mar 35 Sabre alt.
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Sas fraH36fi6'mrftinOii6e 8rihpaz
OPr

@anttagobeGuba, 5. M&drs.
-9as 6laggeni4tff bes fran30iti9en
fpeftinbif8en @ef9pu0ers Sage"
tpel4es am 81. 5ebruur bier etntraF,
lit na3 9aoanu abgefu6ren, no e5 Ell
MICE 8o6en blei6en pirb. giner Der
6iilf5zMaf4iniiten be5 fran3GIiI4en
&reu3ers 1T bier geitOr6en unO Elm
ltnterOffi3ier be5S4iffe5 1T bier trant
5uridgelafen 1Dorben. 8etOe litten
unter Der fur4Fbaren 6tBe i'm &efels
rdum.
General 89tt1ibe, Der Gommans
beur De8 Departments be5 Sitens,
CAB ben fron30itf9en Offi3ieren unO
ben Offi3feren Der 9arniiOn Elm Set
auf ieinem 2anbftB 81 MOrro Gatle,
tpo6et bic &apeIe bes 8. &apoIertez
8egiments it4 gum eriten Mal felt
t6rem Gtntreffen BON Puerto PrtnctPe
hDren Iieb.
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G. pirituofen.ei @efu6s.
AIWE ItLs Nas
Biredu Der GpirItupfensSicenisG umintfdr
Rimmpr Rr. SDf, ueueS @eridltsaebduoe

elite gir. Ia.
BIreau Ger SpirltHofenzSlcenis Gomlntfdre.
Sinmer Tr. 500, neHes SerldtssebdHee.
Die ua6folgtro gtnnnntan gsrioHen BADEN gts
Jude UNI rams eriruH g elmer u stai,s
Ptrttuoitn @Leenl s5nQ5Tet9i ntlqs
in GrpdQuuQ gc3ogtu D,rOen loleH. 4rottt=6erS
muIars (uu1n qeUiini5D t6HHtH aui Grlu5eH IN
Nitltm Sttrslu erlan9t n'r0en.
Mar @s, g z ssn g.ati0sHt' (lsormtffsr.,
Campbell 2S, @tnfneDJJ
Ramt. glus. 8urO.
differs, Clarence 80, eHoDeit=Gte BON lOrtb.
UNI 9atb=Strobe -. ."..""."""
Bead, 9tobsrt u, 600 S.=Gresre=Str.........2
&iaie, Souls, Il S.=Geutrolz4Oe. .............. 3
grenncr, Sato6 u, 2l6 Cfs9ratt=Str ........ 4
9rodie & Spurri:r, 1896 4. zQdiapettez4oe.....
Sro1n, Seorge %, lib 8art=Apcnu 4
gurtburOt, Charles, 2 unO 4 Wc6leQuH=IL. &C.. 4
SGplon, Samuel, l421 GdirmOuntsg oe........... 3
9luttr, y, 1907 Stz8altimprez Str. .......... 3
Sapls, Upton, l448 Garroa=S Str. ...............2l
9uTjG @norep s., sol QcuuiDl0ouiu=Nps.... Ill
ginolf, Charles, 1914 SuOzS6arp Str. .......23
Scar, Bottom, jun. 4o0-O2 S.s6bdrlcs=5t Str. %
@t3ibinsii, WibotI, 1913 Sure=Str.
@Oettner, Gbritian, Is @elair=Noeuu ......... s
golOtttn, Ss.ael, 2l8 4ort=@Oeuue .....-......
gOlOtein, Sutob, 1885 3.=5remout=IDe. .......l4
@roBman, M}ar0, 401 6orr5t=Str 5
6ab,rIuuosr, @u0uit, $50 ". =MulbtrrpzS Ctr. -. Is
S1r. 0eitD, Is. Q8clib, 22 9curl=Str 4
S1rrllOH, 0to, gSnt., ll2f-ll2S SOtDlOuitr. PA
6aus, Sobu 81, III uoz@DurlCs=Str.........
6alutins, gB. g., 500 q. Observation-Disclosures.
6snueip, SobH, 2O0I Gauton=2lOe .............. 2
SOnes, 3. q. 1884 OsGbarltssStr...........23
&eup, SObn 4, +33 GOrr2ft=Str.............. 5
Sing, &anOolpb, 1914 Rutttr=Str
&luff, 6eurD, 1901 Gaiern=AOt ?
&lalDans, Soicpb, l105 Sitz9ombarOzSt ...... 3
&tuten, SobH g., 3l2 NorO=S remOut=&ue. ......lS
QinOeuitrutb, Qeter, 1910 6iltu=Str 5
Samuel 6. 0}lble, GA Q8. =9dltimortzStr ....... (
Wc6urtbD, GDpuro, 74l Sterling ..........10
Wertel, SotOb, 1927 Q6ildOelpbia=&oaO ........ 6
Wtor9aH, Cigar g., 9+5 4cuniDlouuiu s9loe. 9. q. II
MULLEN, Sobn, Al StutiuszSdHe
Wtuligun, Sdmes 9, SO unioHz Str. ..........li
Yeiucl, Samcs g., 1860 q. =SurutoQu=Str.. ...2O
Htde, Sobn s., 3l8 u. =6Olioao=S Str. .......... 4
PAUL, SamoH, p Suo=POuOzS Str. ............. 8
9eire, St3ette, $500 Gitz3ofimauzS ctr. .......... 8
&otan, @eoroe O. Ga @. s2erin0ton=Str... .. 4
Sads, 6an1uel, 300 QlbsmarlcsS ssh. ........... 3
S9ater, ISM, lG4l ". =9altimorszS Str. .......l8
S9ulje, Trto,rid, l0t 3.=Gb0pe=Str.......... 6
S6upp, George, Pops Grleans=S ........... 6
Sbufter, Sarrp g., 8l3 @olumbio=2loe ..........21
Simmerl, mi6aet, 1916 gsltsNbs.
Soci, Sraut, 428, SO. 9rutt=St
etsiuort, 80. 30 1000 @olins=5tr...........18
SooO, 6. g., SUB Der Wlari6ausS I .............2
9ube. Charles, 154 90. s6amburgzS
gBalib, %2aprcnte, 325 g8. Strn1ansS tr. ........ 4
WiOmaier, albert GooteD, 300 ~. s5apettefr.. .
9tppridn, ID. g. 8 Weta9tl=Str.............14
eioSsr Club, 1914 MaOiionsGOe
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Sriefafen.

s. 6. - Die 8egierung t6ut es
ni4t, audi ni4t in Canada. 8arum
berfu4en Sic e5 ni9t bier auf elmer
5arm? 8enben Sic ii9 an 6rn.
8. 8aben6oop i'm 4. @to6perfe bes
8antge6dubes an Der @fe bonWuterz
unb SoutbftraBe. Bel alien foG6en
@petulatiOnen lit es auf Sbr @elo
a6gefe6en.
Or. @9mtbt.- 9ie Rumz
mer9eri4te finO, fopeit mir in @rz
fa4rung 6rtngen tOnnten, etngefii6rt
tporben, UNI ii6er Q(ppeqattonen in
GriminalfdGen gu entf4eioen.
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Stint Skinner ertrunfeu.

@acramento, Sal, 5. MGr3.
= Stint MGnner, Or. s. 8. MortOn,
Geo. Nune5, Clarence @afterfon, 81
mer Sberp unb &nigbt ellington, fiqO
i'm Sacrdmentp= Rrber ertrunfen. sic
tpdren in etnem tletnen 8opte BON
CORTLAND abgefubren, unb bas Boot
tpurbe am folgenOen Sage getentert gu
SuGes, bier MeiIen fluBabpdrt8 BON
CORTLAND, gefuroen. Seitbem fun0
man audi Die 2ei9en breier Der Ser
unQlIdten i'm Slufe.
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GaraSa's 0iurralihdke.

m a, 5. Mdr3. = Ga4 benz
8eri4t bes biefigen 8egierung5beparz
tements be5ifferte ii9 GanaOa's Mtz
neralien grpbuftipn i'm berflofenen
Sabre auf $685. 07, OBJ, etne3unabme
BON $4, 900 gegen bas Sabr 1900.
Der 9ploertrag bes guton : 9ebtetes
TT uuf $4,000 900 abgei4dBts
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Shiffsunhrihteu.

EN- 9Ort, 5. MGr3. - Ser
9ampfer n@ebic" fam BON 2iberpool
bier an. 4bgefabren 1inb bic Dam
pier philadelphia" nu6 Sout6s
amptOn, n@utbpart" mad @ntperpeu
unb Oceanic" nab 2iperppoL
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Gin S4uutaiten beraubt.
- @eitern friib tpurbe Der @6uufuz
item beS 3a6nar3tes SiBgeral6 BON
Nr. 100, 4orb~G barlesz @truBe, err
brO6en unb feines gan3en Sn6ultes
gum 0ertbe BON $3.50 beruu6t.
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9fctfer, Benedict, 534 orOsg2outforozapt.... ..
gfeifer, @sor0e, ri @ctz6ambura sStr. .......2 q
giE0sr, Sbomus g., 828 Northumberland 6
QineruIan, Woics, 1924 Sit=6apsttes Str. .......
Qifsl, Qefuis, 537 Beftsgdltimore str. .........
qleitner, Charles g., SIS @et=eer 81 80. 4
9onbO, Srdnt, 84 Saos8onO=Str......-....... 8
g%ospifl, Soicpb, ZIP OfsDlonumeHt=Str..... z
Qreig, Ru0olpb, q WeplsrsStr o
Tal, @iaiam s., 2l3 Ofs5ort=Qoe. ............2
Eataj6ed, 5ranf, 1913 8bames=S Str ........... 2
ReaQan, So6n g., 1912 SiaOnzStr ...........
Rce6, Omen, 1876 @Olumbtaz4oe .............
Rei6barot, Sobu o. us gt0rO=Gbste 6 800. 9
Reip, 6. g., 1119 6olius.Str..................18
RebnolOs, Mi1ael, 3101 GaiOtt=S Str .........
Reug, 5obn s., 782 Goluur5iasGoe .......... .2I
Rieg. Qouis, 620 GorosGeutral=goe ........... :
@ittt, 8eorge s., 1901 Gafttrnzaos 3
9ob6ius, @0udro, $50 Ciz6ortzAps ..........2
Ro6erto, Charles 81, 727 Cf=9ratt=S Ctr. 1850. 2
Roem,r, Gonrao, 1869 oros@apsStr............ 3
8oci6, Margurct, 10S SiOs9aoasS 4
Slogan, 2aUreHce s., 525 StosDionrne=Str......l
Ruougfp, s., 1901 acknowledgements. 5
go ID
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9icen3>O ein6e.
Gptrituofens eiccnis@efudbe.
9 2iitc OGr. q.
Snredu Ger Spirituofenreiceujs@ cmnrthdre'
3immer DIR. 900, 9eridbtssebduse.

pie nabfoGgtno o.ranutsu griorrn babsn 9es
lhps nm 9@pdbruHg tinir Sttatt : pirS
en- : 8srtuu 9 9ieeui sinaeyei9L
pel9e SOnnertoe, Den %. Ndrj, UtIttags
y uDr, IN Grtpd9une 0ejoS;sn DsrOtn ioaeH. 9ro=
te~rz6ormuLore (pern oepdni5D t6uneu duf Grs
lu@en IN btsiem Strtuu eiangt ipsrOen.
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&egem, Sfnre nnn S6lnKcm.

Wetter mar eeitern erbGrmli9. -
StraBen nit S9nee bebedt. -
&eaer ii6erflutbet. = 8abnDer=
febr unb S~elepbonotenit gebin>
bert.
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Snrtifritt lire garnle.

Die 5runf Steil : 9rau : So. figt
ibrer 8rauerei an Der @drriIpnz
Zane cine gDrter : 8raueret Bel.
= Dds 5peite GtabliRement ietz
ner DIRT in Baltimore. = 0er
8rGIioent Der @efeQf6dft.