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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27
MONTANA ITEMS.

In tho basket hall rame nj Helena
between n team representing the Hell
era hirh school and one representing
the Butte hi-h school. the former won
by score Of 81 20 6.
Tho tiriicd States ash and rame
commission will se-d 10 Kallsnell a
few DAYS from tho pozauan hatchery.
00o rroviirr. which will be put in
the waters Of this valley.
The iurv at philinshurv has found
]. e. Hunter who "a eharrei with the
r-,urdnr Of II. O. waldridve guilty in
The seoo~d decree and fved HIS sen.
trnre ri % wears in Tho pcnitentiary.
Senators Clark and Gibson and Rem
resaniaiive Edwards are AGREED in the
nrnrosiiion 20 have the Idaho Mon.
tana boundary lire surveyed and ~ IL
probable an approximation of $4,000
will be made by congress for this pur
pose.
The Butte team as II now stands is:
ca'chers zearfoss and McDo-ough:
nitchor. Burns: first base. McCioskey;
Second base. ward: third base. Mar
shall: loft fold. T-eadwav: center
field. uouiv: ri~ht field. Perham: util.
lty man. Co-eIand.
George Anderson. veteran news
rarer ran and ore NJ tho hest known
rea in Montana fell dead at his desk
last week He had heen In III health
for sore tire. hut his condition was
rot fhourht tn he serious. MFR. Az
der~on was editor and owner OF the
I ivi-vston Post.
Nows we received IN Butte % the
death of picha-d pock. an oil time
scout nd froniie-s~a-. who IL known /
IN hr-a-oss I, sso-fnra and n o'her 4
~arfa Of tho country. at his rarch near \
IIa-rv's lake. prcty WIS ~oref 10
seefh Nv hull buffalo. which he had
rri-ad from n calf.
pin-ra n~n-i-rs dol IN his one
hundred rrd eleventh ~ear NJ HE ho~,e
-ear I o~'is'nwn. r>r-us cou-fv l.st
-net. ITO came ~ lo---l'vai fa-'i'v.
va fnihor n rra-rh Canadian 'r,n.
,o~ livod 10 ha r1o voaru oil nd his
,-o'hor s-unw Of th> Daro'as
'eeeei away at the remarkable age of
20 years.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

The Portland nroprIe'ors Of planning
mills have decided TO advance wages
rs cents per man.
The Weston brickyards has begun
onerationa. A larve force o. men In
tent busy tho greater norton OF the
year. and millions OF brick are annual.
~ Skinned.
Governor r. r. Geer has annointed
Hon. c. w. James Of Baker City as
member Of the board of regents Of the
Eastern OREGON state normal school.
He succeads q. Lynn Of HELIX.
pcce-tly sensational renort. com
Melted hv c. A. Barrett. annointed re.
ceiver for the Athena Flouriny MIN
comnany. Mt Athena. whose afrairs re-
Gently cot in n tangle. shows $4,000
unacconrted for.
A combination OF "a railroad tie and
1nrher mile on the Columbia SANDY
] owls ard Hood rivers was effected
In Portland iast week nv The represen-
ta,,ves If M many lumber companies
tn conference.
Mrs. Ada Tavlor. % wears Oh. VINO
recently came 20 Portland from Hoo1
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

Youngstown, Ohio, March 25-In a
head on collision betweel freight trains
on the Piiisbarg, Young a.oAn q Ashia-
bula division of the Piltsbarg. Fort
Wayne q Chicago road, four men were
killed and three injured TAe trains
crashed together in heavy fog. com.
pletely Nrecking both engines ana ping
the ears up. Tie eause Of the wreck is
mol ys. determined. the engineers on boih
trains claiming they had orders TO g.
ahead
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27
IDAHO oLEANIvas.

Work was begun on the new cleo
tric light and power plant at Grange
vile.
The Ketchum-Thunder Mountain
stage line has already booked $50 pas
sengers.
Tom Williams OF Soda Springs is
figuring on installing a $4,000 electric
light plant.
The bonds having been disposed of.
work on the NamDa sewer system will
beein within thirty days.
II is learned that beet sugar fac
tory is 10 be established In the Pay
( cite valley. near Emmett
Reports from Sites state that the
town is brim full OF prospectors for
the Thunder mountain district.
=. Donaldson g. Co. have secured a
sawmili site at Tyson and will put
in a sawmiil with a daily capacity OF
1000 feet.
Senator Dubois has been aDDointed
on a subcommittee 10 consider the
charge OF former Governor Mcconnell
affecting the conduct OF the Indian
bureau.
There Is now about six inches OF
snow THROUGHOUT Southeastern Idaho.
and the Indications are that large
supply is being stored away in the
mountains for future use.
New machinery has been installed
in the mill of the Lewiston Milling
company al | ewiston. Increasing the
ea1aeity OF the plant Is barrels a day
and enabling the improvement OF the
quality OF the fionr product.
II is rumored that Salt Lake cani.
iaiis,s win hny the Pacific & Idaho
Northern railroad. running north from
weiser and extend II 20 a connection
with the Northern Paciac's clearwa-
ter branch.
The 81, onis Worlds Fair commits.
sion Of idaho has decided 10 borrow
~ 600 from prominent citizens OF the 4
state In order iha; the work OF col 4
le~tins a erediiahie exhibit NAV not
have 10 wait for the appropriation
from the legislature
For DISTINGUISHES service during the
late war the president has honored
NnsNf iaSftrt W. ftEtisls ana EiNHfi
Mecoayille Of the FIRST Idaho hreveitei
liautr-an' enio-eis. a"a canfpia Will
lam r. whi,iaeton. First Idaho. is
breve;,ed major.
The | ewisfon lodge OF KNIGHTS %
ry,hiss Is making arrangements for
The initiation and reeeDiion OF larre
nnmher OF rev members on April 80.
when district convention win be
held there for the purpose OF enabling
team work in the third
-ank. There are i2 LODGES OF the or
Ser In tho northern district.
The debate between the debating
oaus % normal schools AT chc-cv
md ! ewiston occurred last week. The
discussion 81 tho question. would II
- Polite for congress 90 Pass the '
ship Subsidy Bill" was presented on
he Affirmative by Fred Cox. JOSEPH ,
scGhce AID fohn Mcno-aid OF the
'ornral az ewis'on. and the nc~atiyc .
~ Clarence Martin. DEXTER Adams
md Ethan Smith OF the normal a'
'hcncy. The JUDGES decided the oues.
ion In favor Of the Alternatives
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

Washington. March 25.-seeretAry Hay
has been notified that oaing 10 profess
Of United states Minister Hart Al lsogota
ana oar cons,,ls on lie islhmns. the order
looking to the censorship by the Colom-
bian government Of official Dispatches OF
eonsuls has been vacated.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27
nr-srnin,ns order Granted.

Chicago. March 25.--With the consent
Of the defendants Judge Grosscup in the
federal court has issued the temporary re-
sIrsining order asked for by the inter
state commerce commission against rail-
ways entering Chicago The order holds
good until june !, or until further orders
from the court.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

Chicago. March 25.--chafiss Towns, ms
wife and their S year old daughter were
found dead in bed here. They had been
ssphyAiaied by gas from the kitchen
range A plug had bssn removed from
the range and the mans arm Was thrown
over the child, apparently holding her
dos n. These Circumstances are cited by
the police a. evidence Of double muir
der
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27
italian strike spreads.

London, March 24.--A dispatch from
Rome to the Central News says the strife
of agriculturists is speeding throughout
Italy and that l5o,Uco farm laborers are
now out in the provinces of tsrfsri,
Bologna and Ninsenza. while in 10 otasr
provinces the laborers are represented 10
be organizing. Thus far no violence las
been reported
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27
Hitchcock WIN stay.

Washington. March 25.--Secreiary
Hitchcock has returned from 81. Louis.
where he was called by the ssrious Illness
and subsequent death Of his brother. He
denied that he had any intention Of re.
signing his cabine, portfolio, or ever had
contemplated he;iring.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27
Present Of Philippine Products.

President Roosevelt was recently
presented a handsome cane and seve-
raj pieces of cloth manufactured in
the Philippine islands by A. Ahlen,
q Filipino merchant travelling in
this country to get knowledge OK
American mercantile methods.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27
N Ia the Governor.

New York. March 2s.--Mayor Low
signed the bill authorizing the Pennsyl
vanis railroad TO construct tunnel under
the North river and to build railroad sta
items in the borough Of Manhattan. The
bill now goes 10 the governor for final
action
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27
ABOUT MAE5 AND MINING
OUTLOOK IN THE NORTHWEST
Interesting Items of MisceIinDeous
kature Gathered During the Past
WeeL-Sc~ Districts brought a.
the Fronf-Mining Accidents and
Iersounfx.

There is considerable mining actiy-
ity around Dixie Idaho. this winter.
The Mammoth-Great Eastern is push
ing DEVELOPMENT and steadily stopping
ore. Enough rock has been hauled TO
the prospective mill site OF the North
Star TO nabe a eood run as soon as
the new mill Is installed.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

Manila. March 25.--Lieutenant Colonel
Frank d. Raid in Of the Fourth infantry,
who mas been operating against the Fill
pinos in Cavi,e province. has. on account
Of the inaccessible places abo1niing in
that province. sent in a request for two
three inch guns and a supply Of shrlpnel
shells for use against the insurgents.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

River. Ore, committed suicide Sunday
by taking strychnine. Although only
recently married. she quarreled with
her husband and becoming respondent
she decided to take her life.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

Topeka. Kan. March 25.-Miss Blanche
Boise, rroiegre Of Mrs. Nation, horse
whipped Mavcr Parker IN his office at tho
city building Monday morning.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27
Not Smooth.

Quinn--I think Dob Evans called
his book sailors Log.
DE Fonte--lcs, and il seems to me
some people ran against good many
knots when they read ii.--Chicagu
News.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

Chicago. March 25 -Dan XII lev has
surrendered himself TO answer for killing
Joseph Hopkins, the alleged safeblower,
whom he shot during a quarrel recently.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

Neuwicd. Prussia, March 25.--The dow.
agcr Princes Marie Of WIGS died Mon.
day. She was born January %, 1925.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

.Iedda. Arabia. March 25.-Thcre have
been 40 deaths from cholera at Mecca
and Medina during the past 10 days.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

Two ni-i~~ r>en were killed nv an
GRE car which came TEARING down the
rourtpia nj the American FLAG r1i7e,
situpted 70 niles rorth OF wilth-oas
in the Nethow valley. Wash. The
dead p-c:
FRANK Ne~aIN. Sr.. avei ~.
w X. SN7TH. a~ei about So, an
employee OF the company.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27
FATAL ENGINE fXPLoy|tA
OCCURRED NEAR OGDEN, UTAH.
Three Men Were Instantly Killed
aud One Was Fatally Injured
Cause OF Explosion Unknown
Traffic DeInyed-BoiIer Blown
so Feet Away.

salt Lake. Mach Pa helper en-.
GIN ON Sesl bound freight man 40. ZJb
Dies up ABOUT s 0 eioek ai0ndAy mOrnHs
y allie gong up Lake nlii, 40 miles west
OF Ogasn. iAiee men acre killed and one
fatally injured.
lie Dead.
William Walton, eng neer, Ogden.
4. A. Euphoif, brsk man.
Unknown Tramp.
fnenan Roy Aiansa WAS terribly burn
ed ana seaiaed, and viii PROBABLY die
from his injuries.
1000. Not known.
The engine was new compound. The
cause OF the explosion had lot BEEN rs
.ert4ined. frame Mas blocked ior aDoal
tao hours.
All u lne men we're badly scAlded. The
bodies of the injured were brought TO
Lgaen. Ihe ifanlnlen state that lac boil
a and upper part Of the engine we've
blown 20 ieet from the tracks, while the
trucks remained ON the roadbed.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS MINING NEWS.

A deal has heen consummasei for
the purchase OF the Golden Chest mine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-02
9rieItrr- Snbil1nm.

t5Suiat6ri5i stg .2eutibn GorrsipoH0sHtsn.I
annapolis, l. September. -
0a5 IiI6erne 9rieiterjubildum bes
Pater5 8aul 6uber bon Der ct.
Wtartenttr9e puroe 6eute unter ents
ipre9enOen Gerempnie'n unter Bethel
ligung Der 8emein0emitglieber unb
elmer Nn3a5t geitli6en aus anberen
StGoten g~efeiert. S6on am 5onnz
tag batten bic RoDi3en aug Dem GOLz
leg gu Sldeiter einen GmpFan8 fiir
ben Su6ilar bereitet, Bel Dem elm qez
tpdAlteS mu1italiI6e8 9roqrumm
au5gefi6rt pDroen mar. Qu6 6eute
er0ffneten bic NoDi3en bic feierli6e
Yro3eiiion, Die 9ater 6uber Dom
grieitsrbauie na9 Der Stride qeleitete,
no I'm 10 u6r Elm feierli6es 6p6s
tmt BON oemiel6en ceIe6rirt nuroe.
Die Yreoigt babel bielt Der Batter
ProDin3ial 8m. Gliding bon 8aItiz
more. SIN Santtuarium befanOen
ii6 unter unoeren Prieitern 8dter
Rettor 8m. Sotper8 pon Der fl. ST.
I0ierz&trde, g}epzgorf; 9ater &as
fpar Sitter, 3ettor Der ct. 86ilo=
menez&tr6e, 8itt56urg, 3d.; 9ater
6rieOrid pon Der ct, Peter5s&irf
philadelphia; Pater 20penfamp DON
Der Stride Der l1nbeFletten GmpfGnQs
nib, Retp=gort; Die 9atres 66ouD
upO @ngelbert BON Der bieIi9en ct.
Mi6aeI5z8 tr6e, Die 4atres SuIep6
Weber unO WoI8felo BON Der CT. ga
to6u5z&ir6e unO 8ater @oot BON 0er
ct, 4lp6Oniu5 : Stride, g}ep : 0orf.
Dem SubiIar puroen Diele nert6poue
@ei6enfe Don ietnen 9emstnoemits
gIisOern oarge6ro6t, unO IA Gratuz
lationsOepei4en liefen Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-02
4abbiner @riinpan m

Rabbiner 8rinfpan m
6ofpital.- 3ab6iner Rap6ael
Griinfpan BON Der 6anoberzStraBen
Spnaepse muBte ii4 i'm pStuOtz9oz
fpitale" fpegen glinbbarm@@nt3iinz
bung elmer Operation unter3ieben.
Del 9atient befanO ii6 geitern ben
umftGnben na9 pobl. Rabbiner
@riinipan 1T Al Sabre alt II. tummt
aus &uBlanb.
Sn Simonium beginnt 6eute
bic Qusfelung bes n2anbpirt6f3aftz
Ii6en @ereins DOn 8altimpre@gounz
IT," pelfe pole flint Sage tpdbren
pirb. 0ie 2eiter Der QusffeGung,
nit tpelder tdgli6 8ettrennen perz
bunben iinb, baben 8orfe6rungen fir
eiuen iehr ftartsn gslu4 getrQffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-02

9ie Wettrennen gu g M
Gico Beginner nd4iten Montag, un0
finD, tpie Setretdr SEQ. q. Nlt NIT
t6eilt, Die @intragungen fir bic IA
&lqFen auBerorOentli4 3ublrei9, Der
6erii6mte Renner nPrince Ql6ert"
uno Der blinOe 3ra6er vRDt6mic4
fino unter ben angemeloeten 9feroen.
Gin alarm pom &uiten CIR.
SAG rief bic Geuerpe6r geitern nab
Der BObm1ng Des Negers @eoroe
Smith, gr. SAG, SiiOz6 DmarOitraBe,
ppielbit auf u~nbetannte 8eiIe Syeuer
entfanoen mars 8liidli6er 0eiIe
tpurOen bic flammen i'm Seine ge=
lDidt.
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aus Dem Snneren Warblano's unn
Den augrrn,enDen Staatcu.
9rpBe 5eter in Gumbe

8rpBe 5eter in Gumber=
lamb.
en- Cumberland tpuroe Der 4rbeiz
ter=Sag bur9 cine Der gr0Bten De-
monitratipnen in Der 9ef9i9te Der
5tabt begangen. 1ngefGbr 1000
Mann nabmen an Der !9araoe She'll,
barunter 500 8le6arbeiter, nel6e
peibe 99irme nit 8le9per5isrungsn
truger. Sn Der Mitte O%erielben rift
5r. $. $. 0idep, Der Yrditoent Der
rMarDlano Sin gIate 60" unb 9tz
reftpr Der rGrucible Steel So. BON
Qmerifa." On Der Spibe Der pqraoe
marf9irten Der MaDpr Ii. bic Stabtz
~ratbsAMitelieber, Sbnen folgten Die
iungen MGb9en, pel6e in 2Goen be-
I9dftigt iinb, in peiBen &leiOern in
&utI6en. Die Parabe beitanb aus
bier Oipiiionen, nit ben reip. Muiitz
corps: rNrion@O rdsfter" BON 5roftz
burg, bas Siib@gumberldnDer Or9e=
fter unb bas erite petli9e MarDldnz
Der Sr9eiter nit folgenben Srganiz
iationen: .Snbepenbent SrabesGounz
cil,~ y&etail glerfs' 4fpciation,"
carpenters & Soiners' Union"
Gar SnipeetOrs &c Gar Repairers'
Nfociation," atpei lotale 9las6ldferz
uniOnsn, rpOtOmat : 2oge, Nmalgaz
match afociation Of Sron, Steel &c
9in Worfers," ~Maidinifenzurton,"
rgriDeriaaft Der 4nitreider, DsfD@
rateure unb Sape8ierer." rGumbers
lamb Typographical Union glr. PA"
unb r8udbinber@l1nion." Sheet Sron
Worters, .3iegeliteinmaurer@uni on,
rgddersunipn," r5inplate Worfers,"
,Snternatipnal proteetipe 4Fpeia=
tipn," per. 8rauarbeiter," ,9aus=
unb 8riidenbauer 14fpciation. .Mcz
aaig~2oge, 8riberi4aft Der 8a6nz
bebieniteten" uno bic rW6rteltrdgerz
Union" SIN oNarrons<parf" fano
Nadmittass elm srobes picnic itatt.
Del rpel4em Staats<S enator 2etpis
H#
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-02

@aifon bss rqeubobpz
Mu : Con erbatprium5 me-"
begtnRt.- 0as npeabobpz Mtufitz
gonierpatorium," 9uuptgebGube uno
Dinner, er0ffneten geitern bic Thiiren
CUR &laififi8irung BON 30gliigen fir
Die IS. SuiIOn, nel9e bic erfolgrei4=
fe in Der 8ef4t4te bes Snitttuts gu
tDerOen Deripri4t, 0irettor Rdn0Olp6
unO Die ii6rigen 9rOfeKoren perOen
Mlitte bes Monats 3uriiderpartet.
Der Dinner lit in gr. % unb %, Sit>
Wtt. @ernon@9lace, etnsert4tet NOR
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-02

Wetterausft9ten. = Sir
Marplanb unb ben 0iftrift Columbia
tlures, gertng tibleres @etter am
0ienitag. nit bor6ergebenben Regen=
giRen friib Morgens, Iei9te tpetIi9e
8tRbe. tlar am MittpQ4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-02
$1,000 Grturiipn mad Nia= $1,000

$1,000 grturitnn mad Itdz $1,000
9drazSaas auf Der r9enniplDa=
nter gifenba6n."
&ei ben arrangements fir bteSomz
mer=Serien ioaten bic betr. perfonen
Die am "a. Suli, Z. unb q. 4uguit,
4. unb Is. September, fopie om 2. II.
Is. Sftober ftattfinDenben 5ebntdgiz
gen Grturfionen nit in 8etra4t 3ie=
ben. Die 9pe8ial3ise berlafen 8alz
ttmOre Qlnionz9 abnbOD um 8 ubr 5
Win. 0ormittaqs.
Sutil7. 20. 81. aug8,6 6. IL, IL. 10: q. 27.3l. ssst2,1l,
17.2l, q, Cts, 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-02
$1,000 grfurfon mad Hiaz $1,000
garuz6aQS auf Der nPenniplDaz
nter @~tfenbdhn."

9QIu>Duu9 uuI ptl nPelHi4+uuS
nier @iienba6n."
Qm "a, Suli, 7, II, q. Qu9uit, 4, II,
Is. September, ionie am 2. unO 16.
9ttober nirb Der aus Puuman=9arz
orzDaggons unb n9apz@Oodes" be-
1te6enbe Spe3ial3ug um 9 ubr 5 Mtin.
@prmittugs pon Baltimore (1ntonz
8abnboD %abfahren, 8iuete iinO fir
Die aiidfabrt auf ben reguIGren 3iz
gen innerbalb 5ebn 5agen giiltig, unO
beredttgen uuf Der RiidreiIe CUR I'm
terbre6ung Der 6abrt in Buffalo,
Qtbfte4er no4 SbOuionb SsGanb5
unb mad Soronto unb 3uriif gu be-
beuteno berabgeIeBten 5a6rpreiien.
auIt17, 1890, aug2, Il, 1870, 5cpt2, z, Ii, g, cts, ~
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Wntnff Snhn.

Gs fart bsutt Morqen p lbr 10 M;Huttn nab
fur3cn Tbucrtn GejOeT linton gpbH, gt(ibter
@atts pom SritOcride 9obn. in ietHer IeBteH 4pb=
uuug Qr. II, Observation-Disclosures Die
8eit DIR 8ceroiquug niro lpder a~ngeicjgt. C24)
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Qbilaoetpbia 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 i 0-3
ltnfGIIe am Nrbeitert dQ.

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unfGlIe an Mrbettert ag.
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Derlor geftern Ha4mtttag 8tpei Singer
Der Itnten 6ano uuf mertpiirotge
Weiie. gr befunb it4 nit fetnem 8az
ter, 6rn, u. 8. RuQman, einem 8auz
f9reirer BON gfr. 1900, 9opttns@
9lace, auf Der Sagb, Sn Der NGbe BON
W2ioble Hiper pDute Dieier Ietn Sc
tpebr reinigen, uls bieies Ii9 entIub
uno Die 2aOung ben iungen Mann
Dertpunoete. @r fanD dr5tli4e 9iilfe
i'm nSObns 9Optinsz9Oipital,"
Der MoggOn Nr. 1913 Der San
@trpBenz2inie cOQtOtrte geftern Na4=
mittag an Der 8reu3ung Der @apz uno
WoGfez5 traBe nit benz bon !6rn, s.
&enbuu, g}r. 2042, 8otee -@traBe
qefiibrten 8uggp. 9r. &enbaG erlitt
BEL benz baraus re ultirenben @tur5a
auf Die StruBe Iei6te S6rammen am
&ppfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-02

BON unb na9 Bremen gu biGigen
preiIer, Nr. 526, Siioz8rpabnab,
unter Der y9ermanzQmerican 8ant."
9. 2eimba4 d, Qgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-02
Staot Baltimore.
On Die ose(er.

perfonen, tpel9e bic Stabt pGbrenb
Der Commemorate perlahen, tOnnen
ben .Deutfden gorrefponberten" per
ppf suseididt erbuIten. Re9t5eitigs
4nmelbuns Der 4brei1e fur ben Spmz
mer, e5enfo bes stpaisen 8e4iels
berieIben, ftnb i'm Snterefe Der 2eier
erpiinfdt um unterbredung in Der
3uienbuns bes 8lattes gu per6iitsn.
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NcifcnOc nadb europa, saiiom 1902

gtciIcnOc nad1 europa, Saiirn 1902
t0nnen 1. uno 2. RIaFez&aiiiten auf
irgenb elmer 9ampferzQinis bltr9 uns
belegen, S4iffsplan, 4bfabrtSpIan
u. +. IN. auf 8erlangen 3ugef9idt.
36eo. 8. 9tener C 6 o., BAHIA
giers4genten, Nr. Ais, 8atersS traBe.
@usIdnbif6es @eI0, Ded1el unb &rez
bitz8riefe. 9sutides 9etb gu per=
taufen; "a Gents bro Md-t.
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Die 0amenfettion bes
% Baltimore 8apernz Ser
ems" belt am Sonntag tbre regeIz
mGBige 8eriammlung. PrdIibsnttn
Truu Maggie @4oroGb fiibrte ben
@orIiB nnb @etretGrin 6rau Mina
Sample bos Brototoq, 9as 8aFer=
fu6rt : Gomite, bas ieiner 3eit nit
benz Baltimore 8apsrnz8ere "9anD
in 9anb cling, beridtete, baB Der 0az
menz8erein eirsn l1eberf6uB er3telt
babe. Gtnitimmig purbe beI6lofen,
aud in bieiem Sabre pieOer cine
nSauertrdut> 8artA" gu b%erunitaIten,
unO Elm fpe3ieQes Gomite, beite6en0
aus ben 0umen 9req, unglau6 un0
G9aroIb, ernannt, I'M einen geetgnez
ten glaB aus3uiu6en. Der 8erein
beI9loB ferner, in 8er6inOung NIT
benz Baltimore 8aDernz8erein" Ii6
an Der 6eier be5 n9euti8en Sages"
boQ3dbltg gu bet6etligen, unO nurOe
elm entiprefenber 8etrag aus Der
Safe fir 9etorattonen berniuigt,
8orgeI8lagen pur0en 3nei neue Ganz
bibatinnen uno auf9enpmmen Elm
neues M}ttglisO,
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Veni, v vici,
aulfus Gutiu
Sd fam, i'd fo6, id iisgte,
Trant Stills Sirr.
Veni,

o.. goros 1r.x Teuhz ~~o'"'N m.
n'''''' "ss" Eia. s6u.
SOC 10. 80 05 Il 81 IG.@B.l 8 G[ar,
800 Il. 1874 81 63 e. A Star
Dnttl. garOnletern. 5000 Q0hf. Eacrmomsterf... 90
ItIttI. Eosrmumeterh. 10 9tisoriafcr G6
Die bohfe z pHeGiatit bes Binots in elmer Gtuuee
betrug Ia Dietieu pon SuopeiIen.
0as qefrtge Better.- Die 60hite leuz
psratur oes ~geitrisen cages (6is 8 ubr gbeHb5l mar
auf HahseRaHHteH StatlOReu, Uie folst:
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Gtatiouen.

9eutc.
ScHrenaufaau .....5.35 R~onountcraaHg ..
Son~neHunter9dug. .6.2S
6o6autb 6.35 DiorseHs unb 6.se 9tbezos.