davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-18

can be as crisp as lettuce on the list
of suits just named, the dream of the
majority includes the possession of
twice that number. Some are of brown,
some of red, some of blue and the ma
jority of white linen, and all of those
meant for hard wear and travel are
trimmed with buttons, stitchings,
straps and knots. Sometimes these
simple decorative effects are carried
out in contrasting colors, that is to
say "a blue linen will be advantage
ously strapped in white, or an invit-
ing thing in green will be heavily stitch
ed in black. One capital arrangement
in contrasts which, by the way, grows
steadily in favor is the white, or brown,
or blue linen tipped, so to speak with
red.
An exemplifcation of this exists in
an appropriate vision of youthful slen-
dernes son a steam yachts deck This
is a white gown embroidered in red
linen anchors offset with white bands
heavily stitched with red, and then
finally treated with rows of small, bull
let-shaped coral buttons. A checked
coral and white scarf is knotted under
the wide collar. and the ship-shap elit-
tie hat is white chrysanthemum
straw furnished with a scarf of damp
proof coral silk and a big coral-red
quill.
Veilings and BuntfnEs.
Next after linen, in all grades from
the toughest grass weave to the
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-18

became a forbidden land to them. Thus
it is that the Princess has never seen
her native country, she later having
been born in England Some time ago
her parents died, but still she, her two
brothers and two sisters are each sup
piled with unusually large incomes by
the English crown, and given a resi-
dence at Hampton Court. There, dur
ing the long, delightful summers, the
Princess and her sisters remain to-
gether; but when the winter comes she
cannot stand the damp, foggy atmos-
phere of England, so she gives full rein
to her keen desire for travel and adj
venture Sometimes her younger sis
ter, who, however, is intensely fond of
society, goes with her; or again, as this
year. she ventured alone to America.
Twice she has been around the world;
but never stopping on Indian soil, in
accordance with the supervision of the
English officials. At present the Prin-
cess is making her second visit to
America, and this time she has come
with purpose.
1t has been for long time her earn
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-18
MILLIONS use CUTICURA SOAI
te Externa and Internal treatment Tor Everv huour

OtiCra . - : IS ;$$s; &: i
The Set 81 and cleanse the blood
yetco
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-18
THE WOMAN WHO TRAVELS.
SHE WEARS A "sHIRT WAIST HAT"
THAT HAS ANNIHILATED THE
SAILOR AND ALPINE
SHAPES.

The snsh-LonE May II Wave and
share HonOrs With the Boa Tint
EncircuIes Every Fashionable
Feminine ThrOaf-GirIs VIII Look
as Crisp as Lettuce Leaves This
Summer in Their DeIiciOusIy
Fresh Linen FrcckS-When Used
for Hard Wear and Travel They
Are Trimmed with Buttons. stitch
fnRs, Straps and Knots.
New York, May 11.-Linens, of all
weights and colors. have prevailed and
are prevailing with amazing tenacity.
The woman who can not number at
least three Peter Thompson suits, not
to speak of an equal number of Gibson
shirt waist gowns, among the choice
acquisitions of her summer outfit
counts herself ill-treated by the fates
and finances. All these must be Of
linen, and though any girl who COM
mands the services of a good laundress
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-18

$500, and the indications are this Will
be accepted.
II. c. is of the feminine persuasion.
She was born five months ago in inc
commission house of Parliament q e.
pert, in South Water street. by lio
time she became old enough to take an
interest in the mouse question 1t was
noticed that white stripes in the prll-
died fur on both sides of her pouS
formed letters.
On the right side the letters Il Z.
were plainly discernible. On the othel
side, in less strongly marked lines
were the letters &c. l." the &C. oe
ing before the 81"
The tabby developed into an eXcel1,
lent mouse catcher and readily learIielt
tricks. The members and employees o.
the firm purchased her valuable GU
lar and costly rug for bed. "a
The letters upon her sides Decain55
more noticeable as time went on, am
they We're given her for a name. FfnaF
ly. William T. Buck. chief clerk IN ll1g ne
Illinois Central freight offices. hearu "a
ner, and through curiosity went 10 se'
her.
Buck reported the cats existence ~
officials of the road. Some OF Ih a.
called at the commission house anu ~
cided to make an offer. This was wv wv
weeks ago. and the negotiations az
now about to be completed. -.
The railroad company will inausut"ts
a new freight service between St Lou.'
and Chicago Nav l. trains leaving ~.
Louis at p. M, daily ana ar y. is
here at ; a. m. the next day. IL ne
desired that Il. c." shall make ~.
initial trip Of the fast freight ana o
come a regular member of the ne
crew. Some Of the officials want ,Is
cat kept in the general offices OIL
company. and this may be donr "''
The man who can't swim is
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-18

though there is a new and smart little
duck trifie lately appeared and called
the Meteor" in honor. no doubt, of
Emperor Williams American built
yacht. The other women who realize
the vulgarizing effect upon their feat
ures of the regular yachtsman cap are
setting off on their tours in smart shirt
waist hats that have, with their round
disk-like brims and trimmed crowns,
utterly annihilated the vogue of the
Alpine and the sailor. The shirt waist
hat assumes no formalities; its brim is
not bound, nor faced, and though a
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-18
Cat Is n Living Trade Mark.
From the Chicago Chronicle.

Negotiations are in progress for the
purchase of a cat by the Illinois Central
Railroad. The railroad company in
tends the cat to serve not only as a
living trade mark for it's fastest train
but as a general mascot for the entire
system.
Il. c." is the animals name. Its
name is a part Of II, being grown IN
the FUR on its side, and that is why the
railway officials are willing 10 pay a
good price for IL. The last offer was
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-18
.IEBlC e es"ss''''

OF BEEF always at hand both for IA
voring soups and sauces as well as for
making that handy cup of hot beef tea,
will oblige by sending her address to
Dauchy &, Co., P. o. Box us, New York,
n. Y. She will receive free, a useful
cook book.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-18

from between their shoulders, and not
one of those. instructed in the rule of
the mode that prevails. hang their
sashes in front or at the side.
Mary Dean
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-18

The housekeeper
or the cook who
does or doesn't
keep a jar of the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
80 @rao int s6attsu.

Gin beiBer Sag. = 3pei Sage IN
8adofen6iBe. = Baltimore Die
beibeite Stubt in gang Gmerifd.
= 0ie bas thermometer ftieg. =
&atbf8lGge fir Die 9ftege Der
&inber. =. 8egen fir heute in
4usii9t.
Die 8adofen6iBe BET beiben lebten
Sage erItrefte ii9 pon bier Big na9
Slpriba an Der atlantii9en &ufte
entlang. Sbenan ftebt Baltimore
nit SO, Wafbington unb Norfolf nit
je SO, Montgomerp, @la., SO, &tlanz
ia, @a., "a, Charlotte, rs, SO,
Sapannab "a, SadiOnOiGe, 5la., "a
9rdb.
Cine temporGre QbbilFe getpG6rte
Elm 9etpitter, bus 5tpar Diel %bonnerte,
aber 1rr in Nprb : Baltimore bic betz
BEN Steine bur9 8egen a6fIblte; in
Der Wttte Der Stabt unb benz Siben
muBte man NIT Der fii6lenben 8rtIe
borlieb ne6men, rnb man mar i9On
bafir bantbdr, BENIN bas S6ermpme<
ter fiel BON 95 9rab um 3 16r auf
rs 9r. INN 6 l1br N6enbs. MenI9en
unb Sbtere atbmeten auf; aber tpie
gum 9obn Der geplagten 3ettungsleuz
te, 8eri9terftatter unb SeBer bor ben
beiBen Maf9tnen tpurbe es 4benbs
pieoer tpGrmer. Sir beute bat Der
8etterz@lert Regen in &usit4t gez
1te1t.
Sn Der borigen 0a9t mar Die Sibe
geraoe5u unertrdgli3; bic meiften
2eute in ben i3malen StraBen f6ltez
fen auf ibren Sreppen unb fat iiberz
al tparen bic &inberndgen auf benz
Srottotr, I'm na9 etnem fi6lenben
2iift9en 81 buf4en; es mar Dergebz
li9. lleberaG NOR es beiB unb urer=
trdgli4, unb als Meni4en unO Sbiez
re geitern fritz na4 elmer f9le4ten
Na4t auf Der Strabe erf4ienen, pur
bic Come bereits pieber an Der Or
belt unO fanbte ibre glii6enben Strabz
len in bas Steer Der bur96iBten
9dufer. On manden Stelen fonnte
man taum at9men, 10 6eiB ftrDmte Die
9iBe aus ben Mtauern, unb tper ni4t
auf Die StraBe muBte, blieb in ben
6Guiern. SIS mar cine Wobltbat fir
iene 2eute, ipel9e bic ftdbtii9en
parts in Der RGbe auHu4en fonnten.
Qm S6limmiten batten bic Nrbeiter
i'm 5reien gu letben, Die gegen Mtttag
ale g~e5tpungen Durben, i6re 8ef4dfz
tigung ein5uitelen. 5olgenOes mar
Der Stanb bes thermometers in ben
beiben S6morta9en:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

S9abenerfaB &Gage.-
s@6arIes 5. 0'GOnor, friber 8eIiBer
bes n8oie 9ouie" an Der NOr0y9ap<
StraBe, rei4te geitern cine &lage Inn
$4,000 gegen Die pMonnmental
8retping g." Elm. S'@OnOr fagt in
Der 8lase, baB er Der genannten
8rauerei einen tleinen 8etrag i4ulz
bette unb biefe unter Der 4ngabe, DdB
er ben Stadt b~erlaien DoQe, etnen
8eI4lagna6me6efe6l ~erldngte. @r let
baour9 ge3tpungen %pOrben, nm Grz
nennung zines @equefters gu eriu4en.
Gr Iugt, bic 8rau : Gompagnie 9abe
habur4 iein 9ei4Gft ruinirt.
n.-0ie BAL
timore OberaG Manufacturing g."
nurbe geItern incorportrt BON p6tlip
8ernItein, Mar Go6en, pintnep Ga
3arus, Mper @tten3ig unb Simon
@ilen3ig. 9us RapitaI betrdgt $1O,z
900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
sin Gari6aa.

qOli3eiri6ter S, Mc8ennp 86ite Oa5
neue O6erbaupt u~nierer n5einz
item" = Sine g~ompromiB : Gr>
nennung. = POli8iitsn bis3ipliz
ntrt.
Die 9pli3ei Gommifdre 6ereiteten
qeftern alien peiteren Spetulationen
ii6er Die @a4folgeri6aft Oes @TJRo>
li3ei : Mari3aGs 9amilton Elm @noe
unb md6ten audi beiIdufig OiePropRez
3eiungen Der QuespiFer gu S4anoe,
inoem tie 6rn. S. Mc&ennp @btts,
poli5eiri6ter bes n0r0Ii4en 9titrttts,
einitimmig gum 9oli3eimurf4aa err
nannten. I6r. 1pTbur bra4te 9rn.
N6ite in 8orf9Iug, 9r. MorriS urt>
terItiiBte oenfel6en uno 9r. Sopler
ittmmte beia6enb, Mit bteIer &orz
nabme fam Der GonteIt Inn Oas W}dr>
i6au5amt 3u Gnoe, Der ieit Der @nt@
lahung bon Samuel 8. 6amilton I'M
leBten Sabre i'm @ange mar. Die @r>
nennunq lit Elm gpmprpmiB 3pti6en
ben leitenDen 6attipnen Der bemotraz
ttI9en 9drtei unb I9eint 6eibe 3ufrtez
ben gu IteGen, 1penn tie art4 gang unz
erpartet, ME Elm 8ltB aus beiterem
6immel fam. 6rn. W6ite's Name
murDe ME in 8erbinoung nit Der baz
tanten STEELE genannt. 8ie man az
gemein iagt, nurbe Die Domination
am Mitttpp8 46enb i'm yMturDlanOz
Club" an Der RorO Charles trdBe in
elmer gonferen3 3lpiI4en 8ouperneur
Smtt6, 8rGiioent Der Boli3eibebDr0e
l1pIbur uno Gr : M}u0or 5SerDinunO
6. 2atrobe gema6t unO geItern Morz
| gen programmgemGB gum 46f4luiTe
gebra9t.
6r,W6ite tpp6nt in g}r. 2202, Roroz
g6arle5itraBe, urD 1T Elm peri0nli6er
Sgreuno be8 8ouperneurs Smith unO
bes Senators @orman. @r itummt
BON Der 0ittiifte, benz 0p6n1iB bes
8ouDerneur8. 9einen eriten polittz
f6en 8often er6ielt er, ais er in 1900
gum 9pli3eiri6ter bes nDroli6en 9tz
Itriftes ernannt nurbe; er bat ieDo4
itet8 teb6aften Qnt6eil an Der 9oltttt
genpmmen un0 mar pd6renO ber@amz
payne bes 6rn. So6n &. 9urIt fir
bas8ouberneursamt Elm 6eroorragen=
bes Mitglieo bes ,@eretns OemDtrattz
ffer @e79Gftsleute" unO 8oriiBer oeS
6inun3 : @omtte's, 8t8 gum Sabre
1897 ge60rte er Der Sirmd4rm 1trong,
Gator Ii. So. an. 6r. 04ite fo4t i'm
8iirgertriege auf Seiten Der @onfOz
berirten unO 1ieB fi6 nu4 Dem 6riez
bensI9luB in Baltimore nieOer. @r
tpirb entfpeber 6eute pber WtOntag fir
iein Qmt qualifi5iren.
9oIt5tfen bts3tpltnirt,
@e6eimpoIi8tIt Se7e .. M}Oblep
tpurbe geItern pegen 8ernu6lGRigung
ieiner 9fli4t unb tpegen Nufentbalts
in elmer @irtbi4aft an 8et 8alti=
moreftraBe aus benz 9tenit entlafen.
uno fein 8amera0 SOTepb s. Cough
lin UNI So beitraft, neil er pd6renh
bes 0ienites ii9 in elmer 8irtbi4aft
an g&orb : 9oparOitraBe a~ufge6alten
bate. poli3iit Ntdolu5 6aDe5 pom
fiioIi6en Oiitrift muBte ebenfaI5 So
tpegen zines @ertOBe5 gegen Die Rez
| deln headhlen.
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f~einiten 8iere. Der f9Onte, tiblite
plaB in Baltimore.
Nr. Ia, iS=Sattcriun=S arf= @pc.,
oegeuiiber Dem @aupteinsaug sum r9atttriOn=Qart.4
(9ulil5, l0tt, S&S)
8eerbtgungen. - Dix trbiz
f9e 9iiGe BON 5rau 0orotbea Ser
man, pel6e am Mfittno4 i'm Nlter
BON SO Sa6ren in i6rer leBten 0o6z
nung, Rr. IA, Siibz9reen itraBe, aus
benz Qeben f9teb, purOe geitern Na4z
mittag unter duBerit 8ubIrei4er 8ez
t~6eiligung BON 2eiOtragenOen bonn
Srauerbauie aus auf Der v8alttmorer
Cemetery" CUR epigen Gube gebettet.
gaitpr Sui. 9Dfmann BON Der 3ton5<
@emeinbe bielt ben SrduergottesDient
db, unD ais 8u6rtu9trdger fungtrten
Die $50. g. s. @erman, Strip Ser
man, s. MangolD, %, MungplO, SEQ.
80ttinger unb S6eobor S9aefer. Die
8erbli9ene mar in 8iebingen, 6eFenz
0armitabt, geboren unb fam imSa6re
1888 na9 Nmertta. Sic 6interlGBt
5pei 8inber, Srau Minnie Bearing
unD 9rn. Samuel German in 8aibz
ington, pG6reno t6r 9atte bereits Dor
Is Sabren ftarb.
- 9as 2ei9en6egdngniB bon 9rn.
So6n 8. &tdert, tpel6er am 0ienitag
in ieiner leBten @obnung, 92r, 10,
8ropn's Cane, ftarb, fanb geitern
Na9mittag bonn SrauerbauIe aus auf
Der r8eitern GemeterD" itatt. Paitor
Gi9arb Stabe pon Der epang.zlut6.
81. So6annis 9emeinbe bielt ben
SrduergottesbienIt a6, unb als 8ubrz
tu6trGger fungirten Die So. Gbarles
&obnlein, s. 8au9, 6ubertOrn, 9unz
fer, 9eorge 5iBberger unO 8odel@
mann. Der Gntf4lafene mar in
8arlsbeim, @iirttemberg, geboren
unb fam i'm Sabre 1873 na9 8altiz
more. @r binterldBt feline Satin unO
5pet &inber, 6rr. Sobn Hidert unO
SRI. Marp @ltiubet6 Rifert.
- Die iter6li4e 9iiqe Der Grau
emma 0o4termann purOe geitern
Nadmitta9 bonn gSr~auerbaufe, gfr.
1925, 6arforo : Qbenue, aus arf Der
Baltimore : Cemetery" beerotgt. 9az
ftor 6. 6uber 6ielt ben einbrudspOllen
Srauer : @%pttesbtenft d6, unb dls
'8d6rtu9trGger fungirten Nd4barn
Der aqgemein beIie6ten Srau,-5rau
0o9termdnn 6interldBt ibren 8atten
Sreb. S,0o9termann, 3tpet &inber II.
einen 8ruber unb 5pei S3pefbern in
0eutI4tanb. Sine gauge @n3a6l
6iib16er 8lumengentnbe purbe an
i6rem @rabe nieoergelegt. Der 2etz
9enbeItatter $, Sod, Gentral : QOe,
un0 @ugeritraBe, leitete Die 8eerbtz
gurg.
= Der 2ei4nam bes am Is. 3. 81.
%berftorbenen 9rn. 5ran3 2.8enbret3ig
purbe geftern Na9mtttag bonn Sruuz
erbauie, Scr. 931, 6o~rreftraBe, aus
auf Der Baltimore Cemetery" CUR
IeBten 4ube beitattet, 9aftor 6, SUI
Der amtirte i'm Srauer6auie unb ON
8rabe unb cine gan5e Qn5ubl bib
f6er 8lumengepinbe mar eingelaufen.
Die 8eerbigung itanb unter 2eitung
Der befannten 2ei9enbeftatterJ5trma
So6n ". 6erpig II, SObn, Nr.20O8,
Srfpnn6T4rhhr.
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ent6Glt SSolgenbes:

vlte6er bic fpeibli9s 8raft,"
Roman BON Nrt9ur 3app. rNeuz
es 2ieber : Potppurri," in alien
Geimen. Ser @elteite," Nobel=
lette bon Maria Scott. yGrtnnez
rungen zines alien SbeaterOiretz
tors" BON 9einri4 Steffens.
u0us berbotene Stiid." nSappbo
i'm Meere." r9ie ReiIe nu4
Sam6urg," BON S9enrp 81. 9ez
ring, aus Dem @n9Iii4en bon s.
9. 3a6ern. nSabrenOe 2eut',"
cine &omDbie auS Dem 2eben
bon 8il6eIm 9eOrg. Die gez
beime GeDiiion." Sin 9ueq in
Der @8nei5," 9umoreste BON
8ogelin. observation-disclosures"
b. Selsne @oe6ring, n9ie Prinz
5eIiin," BON 9orotbea 9Oebeler.
Isuigfeiten aus Der aIten 9eiz
mat6. 9umOriitif4e5 nit Bill
bern.
Die neueiten 9epef9en aus
benz Snz unb 0uslanbe.-@ou=
ftdnbi9e 8ert4te Der n@fOciirten
9refe" ii6er bic Sages : Gretg=
ntfe aus alien S6eilen Der @elt.
Nue 2ofaG : 4ngelegenbeiten,
- 8efonbere @ufmertfamfett
pirb benz lotalen SbeiGe bes
8lattes 9epiOmet; benn Elm ieoer
2eier peiB, baB er i'm u@Onnz
tags : GorreipOnbentsn" finben
pirb, mas er iudt.
11nter6altungen Der 8p4e. -
Cine 8e1pre9ung Der i'm 2uufe
Der beporftebenben @o4e ftattz
~finbenben S6eater : 4~uffi6run=
gen, Gon5erte, unterAaltungen
II. I. IN.
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&cfrieSiacuSe Sicrc.

Die bteiigen &enner bon guten
Mal3z un0 9opfenz 8etrGnten DiirOiz
gen bic S6atiu4e, OaB iie in benz aus
TreO. 8auerni9mibt's rQmerican
8retperp" 6er0Orgebenben 8tere Elm
8ebrdu gefunben 9aben, .OaS ale Sc
f8mads : Qnfprii6e befrie0igt, Ser
langt e5. &t1te 81. 8rauerei 11O4-
1923, 9tQenItr. Sci, 6. II. g, 1914,
WfD. 1491. (200)
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GIN theurer S9era. -
Orei iunse Burden, pel4e tire Ra<
men in Der peitli9en poli5eiftation
als 6reberid Garter, Halpb 9orbOn
unb Sbomas Mari6aa ansdben, unb
BON tpel9en bic beiben @rftgenannten
nit Jrauenfleioern ansetban paren,
ipurben seitern gu friiber Morgenz
itunbe perbaftet, als iie in 9O9it sez
rduidOoGer @eiie bic 8altimoreftraBe
entlang sinsen. Sa feiner Der 4rre>
itanten fir iein f~legelbaftes 8eneb>
men negnti4ulOisuns seben fOnnte,
1trafte ppliseiri9ter 2pben ieben ber<
ielben um $25 uno Soften. unb in
GrmangeluHg bes nDtbigen &leingelz
bes Danberte bas Srio na9 benz Sc
fGngniB.
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y d e b q |.

NV ONHt"SN |+Nt+ I'NI' -OOO Wv
fonen geitern als 3ui6auer. -
9as Spiel gtng Derloren, aber nit
@6re. - Die v@core".
Die 8afe6aQ Situation in Der
Stabt Der WOnumente 6eginnt ii9 gu
tlGren. 9as fir geitern angefeBte
Spiel fano unter 8eiIein BON 1908
perionen itatt, Elm 8epeis, baB Der
@ntbuiiasmus fir bieien beiten aQer
Sports in Baltimore nod ni9t Ell tor
ben lit, %iDnbern OuB es nur Der ri4ttz
gen 2eute an Der SpiBe bes Clubs be-
BARI UNI bic @ntbuiiaiten in beqen
9aufen mad benz 9ptelplaB gu brinz
gen, Die Neugierbe mag pobI geitern
Man6en nu9 benz 5elOe getrieben 6az
BEN, aber i~ebenfaq5 mar Die Mebr6eit
Der na6e3u 1000 9eriOnen bur9 ibr
Sntereiie an Der Sa9e ieI6ft gum 8ez
iu9 angeregt tporOen
Die i'm v9eutf9en Correspondent"
beri4tete StBung Der 9irettoren fanb
geitern itdtt, an Der elben bet6eiligten
ii9 Der 9rGiiOent Der 2iga, Sen So6nz
ion, unO bic So. @bt6e unO 8iliople
pom 96ilabelpbier, refp. Gleoeldnoer
Club. 0tefe 9erren bilben Elm Quoz
rum bes 0irettortums; ite ertldrten
ben G6arter bes bteiigen Clubs formeq
als perfaqen unb na9men Die Nngelez
genbeiten befelben in Die eigenen
6Gnbe, Bis Die Organization zines
neuen Clubs beenbet lit.
Sbglet3 Baltimore bas geitrige
Spiel b%erlor, berbient bod bas
Seam" po1e Nnsrfennung fir bic
Dirt unb Weiie, in Der fte ii9 t6rer
NuFga6e ehtIebigten. 8eIonoers 5ei9z
nete ii9 Qrnbt, Der i'm re9ten 6eloe
itattonirt TT, Dur4 ben Sang zines
8aGs nabe benz 3aun in ieinem Ser
ritorium aus, Der t6m po6lberoienten
lduten 4pplaus einbra9te. Die r8ooz
ters" foQten gerabe ieBt our4 fletBt=
gen 8efud Der SpieIe ben Sport unO
Die 2eute, nel6e i'm fir Baltimore gu
er6alten beitrebt iinO, %ermutbigen un0
Baltimore in bieIer 9tnit6t pieoer gu
Dem Rufe Derbelfen, Oefen es it4 DOR
einigen Sabren erfreute.
sic BADEN 9eute, etnen 6al6en 5eierz
tag, ba3u Die Bette 9elegenbeit unO
piirOen feline @nttGui4ung gu 6efir4z
ten BADEN, tpenn tie fia oas Spiel 5ptz
i9en Baltimore unO Detroit anIeben.
Die geitrige Score" mar:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

8rGn6e. - Gin Mlarm bonn
8aiten g2r. 81 rtef Die 5~euerpe6r gez
tern M6en6 na9 Der Wo6nung Don
6arrb Qepiat6an, Ger. 80, S5tz9ort=
@traBe, poIelbit auf un6etannte 8eiie
bas 0u9 in 8ran0 gerat6en mar.
Ser angeri3tete S6aben 6etrdgt unz
gefGbr 6unbert Dollars.
= Sn 6olge Der Grploiion zines
8aiolinofens entitan0 geitern in Dem
@B3tmmer BON 6rau 30. 9atterion'8
@o6nung, glr. 727, RdmiuDzStruB
Seuer, tpel9e5 gIiidli9er Neiie BON
Der 5euertpe9r i'm Seine gelOf4t
Dur0e.
- Sn Der 8o6nung bon 9rn. SEP.
s. @trau6, g&r. 21O9, @inesS traBe,
entItanb geitern babur4 6euer, baB
bas 3 Sabre ate @06nlein OOn 9rn.
9trau6, tpG6renb es nit Strei4b0lz
6en fpielte, Elm Sopba in 8ranO ieBte.
Die Teuerpebr, pel4e Oom &aiten
g2r. 576 aus alarmirt purbe, lOi4te
Die 6lummen i'm Seine.
S6r goGbenes Subtldum
ais 0onne beging geitern S4pe>
tier 96ilomena in Der Mount be Gales
Nfaoemie Der 9%eimfu9ung. Die 5eter
begann I'm 10 u6r 8ormittag5 Dur4
elm 6o8amt, nu9 peI4em 8ater
4mrbetn BON benz St.SOiep6s<Paifio@
ntftenz8Ioter bic 5eitpreoigt belt.
4uBer "a Nonnen pobnte cine 4nz
3abl prOminenter 9eifIider Der 6eter
Bel.
Sci Der 4rbeit perleBt.
= @m. 8. Rilen, Elm QngeIteater in
ben Mount Glare : Derten, tpurbe
qeitern BEL Der Qrbeit BON etnem fall
lenben 8ogenIi4t g~etrpffen unb 10
f6per DerIeBt, buB inn Gr3tli4e9iiIfe
al She'll nerDen muBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
$1,000 Grfurfion mad Nia@ $1,000
garuz6aIs uuf Der uPenniplbaz
nier G~ifenbdhn."

Qm "a, SuGi, 7. II. q. &uguft, 4. II.
Is. September, fOpie am 2, unb Is,
Sftober pirb Der aus Puqman=Parz
orz@aggOns unb u9upz@oa4es" be-
ffe6enbe Spe3ial5ug I'M 9 1br 5 Mtn.
@ormittags BON Baltimore GInionz
8abnboD abfabren. 8iaete itnb fir
Die 8idfabrt uuf ben resulGren 3Iz
gen innerbalb 5e6n Su9en giltig, unb
bere6tigen auf Der &iifreiie CUR I'm
terbre9ung Der Subrt in Buffalo.
Qbfte9er mad SbOuiunb Sslunbs
unb mad SorontD unb 5uriif gu be-
beutenb berabgefeBten Sahrpreiien.
SuEtI7, 10. 80. apS2. 49, 10 ~. 5pr2 Il, 10. 81 E9. I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

Sn Hep : gort If t.
= @ie cine SepeI4e Der rNf. prefe"
melbet, tpurbe in Nepzgorf Der g}eger
9snrp Mcgtabb, friiber elm poli5iIt
in 8aibingtOn, .. g., auf bic On
fdulbigung Derbaftet, pOr einigen
Monuten feline 5rau in DaibingtOn
gu ermorben beriu4t gu BADEN,
WoIlen init Seque t e +
perben. - Sn elmer i'm &reisgez
ri6t eingerei9ten &lage Der nWdlz
broof : Gentral 2anO Qfociation"
eriu4t bieielbe, baB iie als Mittldger
in Dem YrO3efTe Der Linton Sruf
60" um einen Sequeite fir Die nNr@
Iing|8rpof Steal State 60" gemadt
tperbe. Die petentin iagt, baB ite
344 Q6ftien unb $4,000 : 9ppptbeten@
8pnDs Der 0erflQ9ten 6e1iBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

9er6rinst ben Sonntagin
WaI6ingtOn. Nur $1.25 fir biz
Runbreiie uuf Der npenniplbaaisr
G%ifen6dbn."
Seute, Sdmfd9, u. morgen, SOnn>
tag: giltig fir bic Riidfabrt Bis gum
fOlgennen Montag. ale 3i9e, ben liz
mitlrten GOnQttBaug a%u2gaommsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
Gta0t Baltimore.
an Die cSe(er.

perfonert, fpel4e bic Stabt tpd6renb
Der Commemorate berlahen, tDnrer
ben rSeutf6en Gprreiponbentsn" per
pot 5ugefdidt erbalten. &e9t5eitige
@nmeloung Der QbrefIe fir ben Somz
mer. sbenIo bes etpai9en @e4fels
beriel6en, ftnb i'm Sntereiie Der 2eisr
erpiinf9t, UNI unterbre4ung in Der
3ufenbung bes 8ldttes gu berbIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

Wetteruusfi9ten = Sir
Mdr1lanb unD ben 9ttrift Columbia
tribes, regnerif6es 8etter nm Sum@
flag uno Sonntag, let4te Derdnberli4e
Minhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
CONNER syerien, 0(msHna.

$1,000 perfDnli9 sefiibrte Iiaga=
ra-Taassgrfurfionen BON Baltimore,
1InionzS Station, UNI 8 llbr 5 Min.
0orm. am "a. Suli. 7. unb 81. Quz
auft, A. unb Is. September, fotpie am
D. unb 16. Sftober. 8iaete fir bic
Miidfabrt innerbalb 5ebn Sagen gill
tia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

Sugenbtt8e Mtffet9G=
ter. - Sn Der petli6en POli3eiita~
tton tperben CUR 3eit brei 8naben auf
bic ACKNOWLEDGING bin fir bas Suz
genbgeri4t feItgebulten, cine An3abl
9iebitG6le i'm .meitli6en 9tftritt be-
gangen gu baben. Der ID Sabre alte
Stuart Qu1ton i'm angeblt4 Srau
81. Otten6eimer pon Nr 661, Meitz
8altimore5StraBe Elm PortemOnnaie
nit $32 Sn6alt enttpenbet baben,
pG6renb Der II Sabre ate Gbarle5
Gong unb Der II Sabre ate OttO gmz
rt4 toqeIduIOigt iinO, 9rn. 2pmon
Ma6u 8 ppn Nr. 81, Sf<8altiz
morez@troBe, 81 unb 9rn. 9enrp
Gutenberg BON Ger. 667, @efJ8altiz
moreJ9traBe, einen G6ed fir ben Be-
trag BON $40 entnenOet 3u ba6en.
@ie aus etnem 8~orber6Dr er9eute,
tamen bic &nuben na8 ben pbengez
nannten @ef9Gften unb eriu4ten nm
8enuBung be8 Selep6ons. Sn un6ez
pa6ten 4ugen6lifen pliinberten. tie
bann bic Qd%Oenfafen, un0 es iin0 Der
8olt8ei cine &ei6e BON dnDeren G3nz
li6en 0ie6Itd6ten 6eri4tet poroen.