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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
Transferred to the LacOste
Bullding-Steady In
crease OF
Business Long Distance
Rates Reduced.

Manager w. "A. BrOuSSard, OF
the Cumberland Telephone Com
pany. successfully completed
the transfer of the local ex-
change from the Moss to the
Lacoste building last Saturday,
August IS. The changes neces-
STATED and the delicate manipu-
lation required in making the
transfer of Instruments wires
and batteries and their installa-
ton in the new office demanded
skilled wOrkmen and so the com
pany detailed Mr.. r. G. GOOch
of Nashville, electrician, assisted
by Mr.. Homer Jones, of same
city, for the work. These two
expert wOrkmen together with
a number Il linemen labOred in
dustriOusly for over two weeks
before everything was ready for
the final transfer of the Office.
On the 18th at a. m. the
transfer was effected with the
least interruption of business
and Mayor Caffery and Mr.. r.
c. Greig were called upon to ex
change the first Hello to test
the efficiency of the new switch
board. The trial was eminently
satisfactory and much credit is
reflected upon the management
for the excellent service now
assured the public under the
new system.
The office fixtures consist of
an iron route board, a twO-section
multiple switch board with posi-
tons for fouroperators, and a long
distance board outside the Office
proper, with two booths at
tached for public use. The null
tiple switchboard with all the
most improved attachments for
rendering convenient and reli-
able service, constitutes the prin-
cipal feature of the many inno-
vatiOns. BY means of this the
operator can perform her duty
with as much ease as playing
the piano.
An intelligent and efficient
corps of operators has been en-
ployed, the following young
ladies' constituting same: Miss
| Lucy Judice, chief operator;
Misses Corinne Guidry, Hen
rietta Landry and Marguerite
Kruger, day force, while Misses
Ella Bertrand and Laura Magnon
compose the night force. The
company has done everything
possible to contribute to the
comfort and convenience of the
young ladies in charge and with
larger and airy rooms and an
up to- date installation the hello
girls may we'll smile as they give
the mum Der.
Manager BrOuSSard reports
22O phones in service and orders
for 20 more. The reduced rates
will dOu btleSs add considerably
to the NUM- Der of subscribers.
A neat and complete directory
has just been issued.
Don't neglect to attend to that
insurance business. Phone or
write to Felix MOuton and he will
call on YOU.
The Cousa Murder.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

All the latest novelties in
worsted cassimeres, chevoits
and cloths are at your disposal.
M. Pfarrer, the tailor.
Cleaning and repairing a
speciality.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23
J. r. Domenueaux.
INSURANCE.
a Jersey Cow
Lost or Stolen !

There disappeared from the China Grove
Dairy, near Crowley, on or about July l.,
1902, Grey Jersey Cow; pale red,
weighs about 600 pounds has a long,
round body, a short tail. She is an extra
fine mixer. Will give a reward of SO for
information leading to the recovery of this
COW. Address
T.. w. WALL,
Crowley La.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

Misses l.. E. Hafkesbring
and Ellie Jameson of New Or
leans, returned home last We'd
nesday after pleasant vacation
with relatives and friends.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

Don't neglect to attend to that
insurance business. Phone OF:
write to Felix Mouton and he will
call on you.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

Yest-Do you know any diff
ticult tricks with matches?
Crimsonbeak-Yes: I've often
tried to light a cigar with my
last one.-Yonker's Statesman.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23
Industrial School Catalogue

has been distributed to patrons
and the public generally to
the number of 1000 or more
The Gazette acknowledges re-
ceipt of a copy with compliments
of President E. l.. Stephens.
The catalogue is neatly printed
and contains full information of
the school, faculty, curriculum
etc, besides several beautiful
views of the school
buildings, surrounding scenery
and students at work in the va
rious industrial departments.
Copies of this interesting booklet
will be forwarded to anyone in
omitted in the distri-
button, by addressing Prof. V.
L. Roy acting secretary. Get a
catalogue and keep it for refer
ence. The Institute opens it's
second annual session Wednes-
day Sept. II and Judging from
present Indications as well as
from the splendid roster of last
session, the outlook for the insti
tuition is exceedingly bright.
Under able management the
school has already attained an
envia BILE reputation among its
sister state institutions and bids
fair to take rank second to none.
Just received a full line of
fine trunks. Prejean & Leblanc.
Regular services at the
Episcopal church in Lafayette at
half past five o'clock tomorrow
evening.
Vanilla is by far the best and
most popular favOring extract
used. Judging from our sales
there is more used than all the
other extracts com bined. 1t is
a pleasing fact to us that many
have said, "your vanilla is the
best we have ever used.' We
guarantee all our extracts to be
strictly pure and have fifteen or
twenty different kinds. When
you want something nice, try
the vanilla. Moss Pharmacy.
Water Supply.
For several months the sup
ply of water from the city works
has gradually shown signs of
failure and about ten days ago
engineer Melchert under direc-
ton of the council removed the
strainer from the old well, find
ing it almost completely clOgged
with sand, gravel etc. The
feat of removing the strainer
screwed to the pipe some three
or four hundred feet below the
surface was accomplished only
after repeated and persistent eff
forts. A new Strainer fifty feet
long and constructed on a differ.
ent plan has been made by Mr.
Melchert and will be attached tc
six inch pipe and lowered into
the eight inch we'll. The new
Strainer is made of brass anC
protected with Il network OF
rust proof wire which it is hoped
will etfectually prevent any
future clOgging. If this scheme
succeeds as there is every rea
son to believe, the city saves the
expense of boring a new well
something over $1,000 and thus
will have solved the must serious
problem which has confronted i
for some time. Mayor Caffery
and the waterw OrkS committee
have in the meantime kept tn
stand-pipe full in case of emer
gency and also arranged with
Mr.. B. N. Corona of the Com
press Company for supplying ;
limited quantity of water TO:
stock and necessary household
purposes. The public shoul<
bear with patience any inconve
nience resulting from the pre-
dicament in which the city find
itself as to water supply remem
herring that the present wear i
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

Mr.. Luc Lalanne and Miss
Maggie Abbott were married by
Judge MOnnier last Tuesday
morning.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

The best 1O-cent tablet writing
paper in town can be had at
erre-BrouSsard Pharmacy. If.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

Clark, the photographer, has e
good run because he does salts
actory work. Visit his studio
and see the display.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

The new buildings referred to
in our last issue as being con-
structed by Mr.. A. J. Leblanc
on Lafayette street are in reality
being built by Messrs. A. j. Lee
Blanc & Co., and The Gazette
hereby acknowledges it's error
in the matter.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

Misses Callie Alpha and Loula
Mcbride returned from Frank
lin Saturday, after spending a
week in that town visiting
relatives.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

Go to Guerre- BrOu SSard Phal'-
macy for French imported per-
fumery. IT,
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23
BEDS, MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS.

Our line of wood and iron beds is completes
and up to- date. Mattresses and springs we
have in all grades, from the cheapest to the
very best. If you need a first class mattress
or spring call telephone and will
send around on 30 days trial--money
back if not satisfactory.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

Miss Jennie Bradley went to
Crowley Wednesday to visit
relatives.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

The picture business seems
to be on a boom. F.. F.. Carter
says he is buster than ever
before at this time Of the year.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23
WISDOM AND COMFORT COMBINED.

We strive make the acquisition of knOwl
edge Il comfortable task by placing at your
disposal handsome and se-giving furniture
chairs, rockers, book cases, etc, and III
don.. this we never forget that prices
must be right to secure your futur"
patronage.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

Fine new line of stationery at
iuerre- BrOuSSard Pharmacy. IT,
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

Fine perfumery, all kinds, all
just received at Guerre-
Pharmacy. IT,
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

WE DO ALL KINDS OF JOB
PRINTING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY.
GET OUR PRICES. Observation-Disclosures.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

: SEND US ONE DOLLAR AND YOU
4 WILL RECEIVE THIS PAPER ONE
- hEAN
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

j. Fernand MOutOn spent {;
few days in New Orleans this
week.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23

Just received a full line of
fine trunks. Prejean & Leblanc.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-08-23
2O-arpent Tract.

Aug. 2S-4t.
Prejean & Leblanc sell trunks
trunks, trunks, cheap, cheap,
cheap.
The picture business seems
to be on a boom. F.. +. Carter
says he is buster than ever
before at this time Of the year.
Fine new line of stationery at
Guerre- Broussard Pharmacy. If.
Miss Lily Johnson, of Crowley,
is theguest of Miss Cecilia Babin.
Fine perfumery, all kinds, all
prices, just received at Guerre
Broussard Pharmacy. If.
J. Fernand MOutOn spent Il
few days in New Orleans this
week.
Miss Jennie Bradley went to
Crowley Wednesday to visit
relatlVeS.
Misses Callie Alpha and Loula
Mcbride returned from Frank
lin Saturday, after spending a
week in that town visiting
relatives.
Mr.. Luc Lalanne and Miss
Maggie Abbott were married by
Judge Monnier last Tuesday
morning.
Misses l.. E. HafkeSbring
and Ellie Jameson of New Or
leans, returned home last Wed
nesday after a pleasant vacation
with relatives and friends.
Yest-Do you know any diff
ticult tricks with matches
Crimsonbeak-Y I've often
tried to light cigar with my
last one.-YOnker's Statesman.
All the latest novelties in
worsted cassimeres, chevoitS
and cloths are at your disposal.
M. Pfarrer, the tailor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-16
@efabrli6e Nieren Sranfbeiten gebeiIt.
pcrMna raft cline matismHIe SsmfattSn RerUer In
Sss 9eilane dprontidber GetSen Der 71iereu.

1aior g. $. Wurs bonn er5ten 8is@
tonIin &apnueries 8egimeut 16retbt BON
1925 9unntng@S troBe, Chicago, ST.,
ben folgenoen 8rief:
ySeit SaGrcn litt t1 nn &ntarrb Der
9ticrcn, DEN td) mir in Der Arntec 5use=
Spgcn. Wtebi5in half mir nidt, bis mir
elm Snmcra6, benz 9eruIta gebuIfcn
bate, r;etb, es ST neriuden. Sd tnnftc
ipfDrt banpn uub fan0 balb bic cts
tuinfd)te a6bilfe. SD nabm es bier
MtDnate lang uub bin jest gciunb Mnh
itarf ui1b fiible mpbler, als i'd iett ben
pcrgangenen 8tuan8ig Sabren gcfii6lt
babe, unn bas babe i'd &ernna sit bers
bnnten." - 6. s.. Stars.
Serr So6u @unce bon Sortfor6,
SnD., i6rei6t: o0lein 0iercnleiOen lit
bel beIer. Mlein 8efinbcn bat ii6 10
ge6eiIert, baB Sober 81 ntIien fpiini6t,
nel6e 0teoi3in i6 brnu6e. Sd emf
pfubl &erltna einem Seoen uub eint9e
BADEN bereits banlit n%n9efangen. Sic
2eute iagcn ale, DnB, tpenn 9r. 9artz
mans Meoi5t1 MIDI furirt, 1ie groB>
artig fei1 nmB."
Serr s. Srnfe &etrulea, Ontario,
Canada, i6retbt: v@Dr bier Sabren
bate tA einen ifiucren GnfaH nDn
8rigbt'iher 3iercnfranfGcit, tuelher
mid 10 bernnter brafte, baR Der 9Ot=
tor fnste, 6af or nihts mcbr fir mid
tbun tJnue. Sd ftHg an 8ernua nnb
Manaltn SIT nc6nen rnb mad 6rct
WUnnten moi ib Elm gefunber &ann
nnh bin es audi ieitbcr geblie6en."
8eim &uftreten Der er1 item Dnptome
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-16
Wi6t aan3 fnaclfcif.

Rem 0ort, Is. Ott. - Bis gu
einem gepifen 9rabe purce geitern
Die &ugelIi6sr6eit Der pon Dem tat6oz
li1den Prteiter 3egIon erfunOeneG
nWeite" bspieIan. SIN mgemeinan
O~erlief Die geitern ipdt Nadmittags
i'm N}ontauf : S6sater in 8rootlpn
porgenommene 9robe nit Dem I8uBz
ii6eren @elpanO ni6t in Der BPM
4usiteQer, 9rn. s. Riter, gepinI4tsn
@eiIe.
Or, s. Wilfon, pel4er bic @8isBz
iibungen G@eitete, l0fte Iein 8erIpreden
Elm, bic 0efta nit elmer 8u8el Ieines
38zfalibrigen 9eOOlOers Our4lO4ern
gu f3nren.
Me6rere @taotbeamte, fotpie 3a6lz
rei9e prominente 8iirger unb 9oli3i=
ten batten it9 i'm 36sater eingefunz
ben, I'm 3eugsn oas pprObefdieBen5"
gu fein. Or. 8iIfon f6OB nit %,
80, 81 II, 42>falibr. 9spolDer uuf
Die Meite, obms Oiefe f4per befddz
bigen gu t0nnen. Seine Der 8ugeln
permodts Oenn StOff" gu our66O6ren.
Nn6ere Re1ultate e~r3ielte Or. Bilion
nit BEN 38ztali6rig:n RebolOer, 0eiz
len &ugeln our9 bic @efte brangen.
9ieies @rge6niB purOe oarauf 3uz
riidgefi6rt, baB Die 38sfaIibrigen8uz
geln cine gr0Bere QuuntitGt 9ulper
ent6ielten als Die iibrigen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-16
Sic Sfbmns 9Girren.


QOmtral Gafep geitattet Der Regies
rung Golom6ia'S GrlaubntB gum
@e6rau4 Der Sitbmu5~8d6n -
9eutf4e Offi3iere i'm 9ienite Der
Sniurgenten.
Banana, Colombia, Is. Sft.
- QOmiral Gaiep bat bei4lofen, Der
colpm6ianif6en 3sgierung bic 8enutz
3ung Der giien6a6n nieber gu geftutz
ten, ba Der transport DON Sruppen
uno MunitiDn ntbt lGngsr gu 5ein0=
feligteiten uno elmer ltnterbre6ung
bes @ertebrs QnIaB gie6t. 9as 8Orz
ge6en beS QDmirals bat in alien &retz
fen etnen ausge3ei6neten @inOruf gez
ma6t. Nmeritaner iinO ieBt iebr ppz
pulGr.
@te perlautet, To1en beuti8e Diff
3iere arf benz e6eQenz&anonenbOot
Iein, ipel6e @eneral 6errera getpona
men bat, nm bort ais @ef9IiBmeiiter
gu fungiren. 8enn alio, taItultrt
man, 4meritaner auf benz gepan3erten
9ampfer n8pgota" Grii6er Settle
Banning" tpelfer am 7. Ottpber
BON San 6ran5tscO obfubr) nu4 60
lombia tommen, nerben tie 9elegenz
6eit BADEN, i6re SuperiOrttdt binter
ZEN @ef4iBen iber lire beuti4en
Rt0alen 3u 3etgen.
g. 8. Qubo, Elm Qmerifaner, pelz
der auf Cuba als gapttGn in Der 6.
Gompagnie Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fo8t, lit in bic cOlom6ianii9e Qrmee
eingetrsten. @r bat an Der Ntilitdrz
afaDemie ppn Wtt9tgan grabuirt un6
ge60rt elmer Der beiten 5amtlien BON
ct. Qpuis an. 8ouberneur Sala3ar
bat i'm an bic Spite Der colombtaniz
f6en Mfarineiplbaten, tpelhe Die Be-
IaBung bes g8ogota" bilOen ioaen,
geIteut. Gr bat bereit5 an9eFangen,
feline Wlann56aften gu DrtQen.
Ser iun9e 2eeps, Der 16zid9rtge
Sobn oes 6rn. 2ee08 Don Der n&odz
S5lano : 8a6n," poqte ii6 Den &ez
6eQen anf8lieBen. Gr fam pom n@lnS
tpperzGDleg" 6ier6er, puroe db<F
bier a68efangen un0 bonn ameritaniz
f6en Roniul na9 Iepzgort fpeOtrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-16

ftaqniren6e Slut 1us Sen Nieren, ir>
Dem es Sic @ntipei6ung 0eS Serltms
au8 Dem Slut ber6itet. &eruua beranz
Last bic Nieren, bns angeiammeIte8tft
aus Dem 8Iut aus3ui6eiben uub ber=
biitet 0aOur6 Die CONDITIONER, pel6e
Ii9er erfoI9erl, fpeuu Die @ifte 8uriidz
bIei6en. Sc Iiefert bebeutenbe &rdfte
fir Die Ser8zSbdtiQtett unO bas Ser
hnlurn9s@ 6ptem, tpelhes beiOes bel
oieier &rant6eit gar letdt 8eneigt lit,
81 beriagen.
&eruna fltrirt &otarr6 Ser Rieren,
einfod fpeiI e5 Sotarrb turtrt, einerlet
tpo er it6 feitgeiebt.
@enn gle 6ur9 BEN 8ebrat6 bon
8eruna feline prompteu unO befrieOiz
genben 9ieIultate er3ielen, 10 I6reiben
sic 1ofort an 9r. Sortmau, Rem sic
S6ren SoG n1t8fi6rIi6 beI6reibeu, unO
er tpirb Sbuen germ ieiuen tp%ertbboueu
&ntb gratis ert6eileu.
G6reTe: 81. 6artmnrl, |reIi6ent of
She 9nrtntan Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-16
s~EreimiQinc QnhnerhGhnna.

8oanpte, 3d., Is. Ott. - Die
Iorfolt u, @eItern 8abn ma4te gez
tern Ourd Qnfdlag in i9rer Mof1iz
men : NerfitGtte 6etannt, OaB Die
Q06ne aler Observation-Disclosures, 9elfer
uno Sagear6eiter UNI 2 Gent5 pro
StunOe erb06t norOen iino. Dixie
2o6ner6D6ung tommt ettpa 1000 Or
beitern gu 8ute unO lift Seitens Der
8q6n : Gompagnie O0Qig fpeipillig,
ba bic 4rbeiter um feline 2o6nerbO'
6ung eingefommen paren. 9ieielM
8a6n bat Dor Sturgeon audi bic G09ne
i6rer Gtrefen QRgeiteuten ni4t uns
betrd6tli6 er606t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-16

9e8perater 8ampf in einem etnIamen
6arm6auIe in S6io.-3pet RGuz
Fer 9et0otet unb elm britter le6en8@
geFd6rli9 perleBt.
GIebeIdnb, o., Is, Sttober.-
Sn einem einiam gelegenen 6arm=
6uuIe, 5tpei Meilen bon RO4eiter,
QorainzGpuntD, ereignete ii6 leBte
Na6t elm fur6tbarer &amPf 3mti4sn
0rei 6etaqten 8riibern, Namens
Mea6, uno feds 8Gu6ern. 3pet
Der Rdu6er nurDen BARN eri4ofen,
elm unberer ma6rf4einli6 t00tIt4
perpunbet unb 3pei Der 8riioer
f6limm 5ugeridtet. Die 8riiOer BEL
hen Qpren, Sp6n unD Sarbis unO itnb
refp. 80, 70 uno 65 Sabre alt. gle
fteben i'm Hufe, Elm groBes 9ermogen
gu beIiBen.
@eqen 6 u6r ge1tern QbenD puroe
So6n, ais er in Der S4eune mar, BON
6rei Rdu6ern iiberFaQen uno gefeI12lt.
Bon bort gingen bic 8duber na4 rem
6uuIe unD ftredten SarOis, ais ber>
ielbe auf i6r 8lopfen Dffnete, our4
56ldge auf ben &Opf bspubtloS gu
8oDen. Sn5pii6en bate it4 Sobn
BON 1einen5eFeln befreit uno eriaten,
nit einem S6rotgepebr bepa1net,
unperfe6ens i'm 9auie, pG6reno Die
Rdu6er i'm 8egriffe paren, eine @eloz
Tpinbe gu fprengen. @r itredte 3ipet
berfel6en Dur6 @6ife toOt gu 8oOen
unb perpunrete ben 0ritten, 9rei
SpieBqeIeQen cer 8anbiten, pelfs auf
6em 8ege Dor Dem 9auie 8aae 9telz
ten, crgrtFfen bic 5lu6t. Der dlteite
8ruOer, 2orer, lit in 5ol8e DON
g(ltersf6pG6e ~bettldgerig uno puros
BON ben @piBbuben niAt beldttIgt.
Die Nu66arn fa6nben ieBt duf Die
flii6tiqen 5piBbu6en. Der pertpun@
bette Rdu6er tpeigert ii6, ieinen 9fas
men gu nennen, uro in Ietnen SaIden
ipurbe gi6t5 gefun6en, tpeIde5 ou3u
bsitrogen tonnte, feline Sbsntitdt pier
bieienige Ieiner @enofen ans &tft
gu brtngen.
WeIltngton, D., Is. Ottober.
- Sin Dur8 Rebpofteni4uB Derlpur@
beter 5rember, pelden man fur etnen
Der o6enernG6nten Rduber bait, 1T
beute friib bier per6dFtet uno in's Sc
fdngniB BON gtpria ab8efiArt NOR
ben. Gr Derpeigert ale Wtitt6'tlunz
cen. Man 8lau6t jeBt, DaB nlr pier
MGnner an Dem 4Hgriff auf Die 9e@
briiOer WIea6 6st6etllgt tparen. Gp>
rem Mea6 lit, pie e5 jeBt 3eiBt, troB
ieines ge6re9li4en 3uItanbeS bon Den
Rdu6ern bermaBen miB6anpelt nor
ben, OaB IS fru8li6 TT, ob er ouOOn~
fommen piro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-16
6nnhrnt Der TlaidenbierhanbIer

N|orfo1t 8u,, Is. Stt. = Die
american 8ottGers' 9rotectiOe Q1Oz
citation 6egann bier ibrenSa4reszGons
pent nit 300 9eagaten, Setretdr
81. 6. S6roeoer BON Der 8Ottlers II.
Manufacturers Qfoctation BON gteipz
Nprf 6ra8te cine ReIolution Elm, in
pel6sr cine f9ieosgeri4tli4e Belle
gung bes 8oblen Strites berlangt
piro, ba Die Snterefen bes Publtz
fums bur6 benfel6sn in nod A0berem
@raDe geI6Goigt ipiirOsn aIs Die Sns
tereFen Der 9rubenbeiiBsr uno Der
Itritenoen 8ergleute, Der ndhite
Gonpent pirb mabrf6einli8 in Drill
fpaufee abgebalten perDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-16
Sekt tueiR man NQes.

9fttsftetb, Maf., Is. Oft
Die Goroners@ 5urp CAB beute 9ins
Fi9tlt8 bes 1nfaGes, Our4 tpel6en
@iGiam Craig, 9etbpd6ter De5 BrGs
fibenten 8ooiepelt, i'm leben Septemz
Der um's Qe6en fam, Elm @erOitt Des
Sn6alts ab, rbaB bic geieBDiortgen
6auDlungen bes GOnDufteurs Sames
8. aelb unb bes MOtOrmanneS
Guclib M9dbben, inbem tie cine @Oatz
ion Tires eleftrii6en Baggons nit
her &utI6e bes 9~rdftOenten berbet>
fiibrten, 81 benz gObe Gratg's bettrllz
gen."
8eQeb unb Mabben fte6en unter
8irgf9dft unb tbr 9rO3eB ioa am
l. Nonember Beginner.
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Nus Oeutihlano.
Die SOrsange 1T Seme3nela.
G%esiernna iuartct, bis ScneSnela
cine MSminiftratipn bat, nit tucl=
der iid) rcdlncn Idft.

Damn ipirb @i6ne fir Die Grmorz
Dung bes beuti6en nntertbanen
GOam &ufeu seforbert tperOen.
9eute treffen bic 8oerenz9ez
nerGle in Berlin Elm. = 8prbez
reitungen CUR unterbriidung aaer
9emonitrationen gegen @ngGuno.
= 8erbanblungen i'm &et4stag.
- @rnennung bon Sberprditbenz
ten fir 9annoper unb Wefpreuz
BEN. = gine 8atditrOpbe auf Der
Nprbfee.
8erlin, Is. Sftober. : Die
Na6ri9ten Der n4fociirten preHe"
aus WtQem1tub, Sn5el Curacao, nell
DE BON Der uugeni6einli9 triti16en
Poiition bes g~rdIibenten Gaitro Be-
ri6ten, purben benz bieiigen 4uspGrz
tigen Nmt mitgetbeilt. 9aHelbe bate
berartige Na9ri9ten ertpartet, bat
aber nod feline beItGtigenoen Selez
gramme er6alter. Die Gage lbes 8rd=
iibenten gaftro 1T laut amtli9er Snz
formation cine ie6r prefGre ~getpprben,
uno fein f6lieBli6er Stur3 pirb bier
fir nabrfdeinli4 9ebalten. Dies 1T
Der 9runb, nesbalb Die 8eglei9ung
Der Oeuti4en Qnfpriife gegen 8ene@
5uela ni6t forcirt porben lit. Die
beutf& Regierung partet, Biz ft9
cine neue Administration bilbet, nit
tpel9er ii3 re9nen ldBt. Damn piro
ebentueQ beabii6tigt, ben diplomat
i9en 8er6anOlungen init Der pene5uez
lanti9en 8egierung tpegen Der fir5z
li6en @rmprbung bes PIantagenz
DIRECTORS @bam GuFeG, zines beutz
16en l1ntertbanen, bur9 3uiammenz
8ie6ung zines @ef9pubers in ben
bene5uelunii6en @epdfern gta4Orud
gu perlet6en. :
Die G%ntpidelung Der 0inge in
@ene5uela pirb bier nit GROCER
Spanrung berfolgt. Oas 8orbu6en
Der beutifen Hegierung, bort tram
mere Saiten auf3u3ie6en, pirb uGge>
mein gebiuigt, ba in Die @erft6erung
Der bene5ueldnif6en 8ebOroen, cine
l1nteriu9ung ~un3uitellen unb Die Be-
ftrufung Der S6ulotgen 81 erptrten,
fem @ertrauen geieBt pirb. S9on
Die Sbatfa9e, baB Die pene3uelaniide
Gegterung ben f9md6lifen Rau6z
morb obne @eiteres ben &ebeGen CUR
2ait Iegt, gilt bier dls 8epeiS, baB
bas unter1u6ungs : 8erfpre3en cine
ld9erlide Nusflu6t it,
Der 8eu9 Der 8Oerenz 9 e.
nerdle.
general Sof1Q Ddt, ME 1QDH 9e@
tern fur5 ertpdbnt, bus 8Oerenz@mz
pfangsSGomtte bena9ri9tigt, buB Die
8oerens9enerdl an 9onnerItu g in
Berlin eintreffen perOen, bub tie aber
Berlin f9on am Sami tag nieber ber=
lufen miiBten, ba hire @npeienbeit
in gnglunO %notbpenbig lei,
Die 8~egierung iu4t uuf ale mDgz
lt9e Wetie benz @mpfdng A6bru6 gu
tbun unb bas @mpfaness@ omite gu
entmutbigen. 90 ptrb Die ppli5ei
nt4t geitatten, DuB Der bonn 8a6n6pf
tommenOe W~dgen8ug bur9 bas
8ranbenburger S6or paiiirt, o6ne
3peifel, neil berielbe bann an benz in
Sar 0Hha ooIona,1e+, 6rf4;{Aor no4
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Sin 8ii6nf berItbt.

2aGroffs, 8isc., Is. 0ttober.
8if8of Sames 6hneba4 BON ger
r6miI8 : tatbolif6an 9i63eie Ga
Grofe bat Bel Ieinem 8eiude Der
Gtaot GafeIs inDi8cOHIin 70 i4Dere
@erIeBungen erlitten, oaB er me9rere
8ofen oas 3immer ptrO bitten mill
fen. Qls 8H4of S4pe6a4's Dagen
ft9 ndmli6 Der Stride in Gafel5 nd>
6erte, purben linn gu @6reR 80ller>
i9iiFe abgefeuert, lpObur4 bic 9ferbe
i8eu purben, nit oemgrdlaten our6>
gingen urb ben 8agen OeRsl6en in
tauIeuO 6tii6e 3eri6elten, 9liidlie
6erneiis erlitt 8iIapf S4pebaa tsi>
men &no6enbrud, iOnbern fam NIT
einigen gontuIionen papon.
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