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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-29

EUROPE PRAISES ROOSEVELT.
LONDON, Aug. 2s,-- President Roose-
velt's declaration on trusts and the
Monroe doctrine are both subjects OF
extensive comments In the London
press this morning. Discussion upon
the former matter centers less upon
the intrinsic merits Of the trust ques-
ton than upon the outcome Of the
presidents struggle with the party
leaders, All the papers express admi-
ration of President Soosevelt's courage
and boldncss, but hesitate 10 predict
the result.
The Daily News says: MANY chan
ces are on Mr.. Roosevelt's side. ST.
George goes out TO meet the dragon and
the wishes Of the whole worli are
with him In his fight" ~
The Daily Telegraph expresses the
opinion that the trust question win
prove to be the most epoch making
Issue In American politics since Bry-
ans scheme on silver, and says there
is absolutely no dlsceinible limit TO
to the vista of the poilt, al convulsions.
vlcissitudes and divisions which may
be the outcome thereof.
The Morning Post and Daily Chron-
icle both admit that Great Britain has
no cause TO cavil at what they char
acterize us President Roosevelt's mo-
dlhed Interpretation Of Monro ISM"
which plainly stated, the declare to
be santifcation OF the status quo
on the American continent, and which
the Post says means that British pos
sessions In the Americas are to be Sc
cured by what is practically a United
states guarantee.
The Chronicle thinks the matter
wears different aspect to the conu-
mental powers who see in South Amerl-
ca tho last and most tempting flelds
for colonization and for new markets,
This paper doubts however whether
any power win risk The tremendous
chances OF war with the United States
be the prize ever 80 seductive.
One thing seems clear" says the
Chronicle; "if Monroelsm is ever Sc
rlously challenged II will be soon. The
United States appears to realize this
and Is building a fleet to defend the
doctrine"
The Times says It believes that
President Roosevelt has reasserted
that Monroeism Is in more distinct
and definite form than 1t has been
presented to the world by any per-
son with authority to speak on the
subject since the policy of the doc
trine came into being, and says:
AS Monroism is defined by Presi-
dent Roosevelt In strict conflrmity
indeed, with it's original conception |
and objects, It is policy to which
Great Britain has nothing to take ex-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-29
AGED DEMOCRAT DEAD.
Came to Pacific Coast in 1S59-Promi-
nent In Politics.

WHATCOM. Wash, Aug. 2S.-Cap-
tain Samuel Bas, who came to the Pa
ci flccoast in 1859, died here tonight,
aged H. He has been a prominent
Democratic politician in this state and
in Oregon for the last 40 years, hold
ing numerous federal and state Of
fees
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-29
PRESIDENT TALKS
TO VETERANS
New Hampshire Welcomes Chief
Executive; Governors Staff
Serves Him.
EUROPE PRAISES ROOSEVELT
Foreign Paper Predicts That No
Power viii Risk War With
United States Over
Monr0eism.

NEWBuRY. N. H.. Aug 2s.-Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt tonight is the guest Of
Secretary Of State Hay, whose sum
mer home is few miles from here.
New Hampshirc's arms were open to-
day In readiness 10 receive the presi-
dent. Long before he was awake a
committee representing the governor
boarded the train. The welcome they
extended was magnlhed later in the day
In the smaller towns through which
the train passed at Nashua. Man
chester The wiers and Concord, al
though the day was rgplete with mis-
carriage OF arrangements.
At The wIers. where the Grand
Army reunion was held the people, in
excess of the desire TO accord the
president tltting reception, came near
causing crush which might have
resulted disastrously, AZ II was, the
president VAS for a time in the midst
OF bowling. surging mass, and was
all bu, carried OF his feet So in
adequate were the police arrangements
that the crowd had entire control OF
the situation and some relief was ex-
pressed after the president was es-
corted into the hotel for luncheon.
Here the carefully laid plans for his
entertainment went astray. the lun-
chcon being finally served through the
gallantry OF the governors stnff. who
acted as walters. The presidents
speech ut the park. where the veter-
ans were gathered. was most favorabiy
received.
A great crush occurred al Concord
as the train was pulling out and for
a time It was feared the people would
be hurt
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-29

ception and which we have no inter-
est In obstructing, ana at the same
time we have no reason 10 object to
the protest OF the United States
against the acquisition Of new terri
torial rights in North and South
America by any Of the European pow
era"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-29
NO TRUTH IN RAISING PRICES.

HAMBURG. Aug. 2S,-The Hambur-
ger Nachrichten says it learns on the
best authority that the reports that
]. P. Morgan's shipping combine pre-
posed to reduce the speed Of steam
ers and raise fares and freight rates
with the cooperation of the German
lines are pure inventions.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-29
AUSTRALIANS AID MINERS.

LONDON, Aug. 2S,--At a meeting to-
day Of the Council of the South Wales
Miners Federation, it was decided to
forward $4,000 to aid the striking min
ers of the United States.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-29
QUIET IN PANTHER CREEK.

TAMAQUA, Pa, Aug. 2S.-Tonight
the situation in Panther Creek Valley
has quieted and the troops are en-
joying a rest. This evening Company
X, Twelfth regiment, escorted nom
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-29
MORE TROOPS CALLED OUT.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, Aug. 2S,-The
Second Philadelphia city troop, num-
BERN about 50 men, arrived this
morning and went into camp at In
dian Ridge. on the site vacated last
night by the governors troops.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-29
THOUSAND MEN OUT OF WORK,

BUTTE, Aug, 2S.-The eoncentrator
of the Montana Ore Purchasing smelt-
ing Works was destroyed by fire to-
night and 1000 men win be thrown
out of work.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-29

union men to their homes In Lansford
and Coaldale. A large number Of
strikers had gathered on the streets
but there was no hostile demonstra-
tIon
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMEKIOAN LEAIUE.
At st. Louis-St Louis, 1; Balti-
more, 0.
At Detroit-Detroit, A; Boston, O.
At Cleveland-Clevela 5; Wash
ington, g.
At Chicago-Chicago, 4; Philadel-
phia, /; second game, Chicago. 4; Phil
adelphia, 5.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-29
BASEBALL

NORTHWEST LEAGUE.
At Butte--Butte, 3: Seattle. 1.
At Helena-Portland 5; Helena, 3.
At Spokane-Spokane, Is: Tacoma, s.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-29
NATIONAL LEAGuF

At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, II; Chica-
go, 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19

S9Iimm fir bic 3o91enz
bGnbGer. - Sc perlautet, Dab Die
philadelphia C ReaOtng Goal &c
Sron g." in 1nterbanblungen itebt
fir ben 4ntauf zines eroBen 9runb@
ffiiGes in Der Na3baridat bon
8antftrabe unb Central : &Denue, I'M
bort eiaen groben aoblenhof an3u=
leger, fpo bas gublifum tbre &oblen
brett be5ieben fam unb ni4t gu ben
&oblenbdnbIern su geben brau9t.
&einSnque It. = Coroner Siz
las 8albtpin fat etnen Snquet iiber
ben Sob BON SRI. Mnnie 8u9nalb
BON Scr. 6O9, Norb > garrpntoprNDe.
ipelde am 6reitug t0otlt9e 8ranbz
ipunben e%rlitt, fir unnDt6ig erflGrt.
SRI. 8u9pulb mar Bel 6rau 6enrp
Mbams in benz obengenannten 6aufe
be16Gftigt unb dls iie am Sreitag
Na9mfttag in benz 9pfraume cine
Menae 9ayier berbrennen polte, finz
GEN lire '&lefoer Seuer. @h Der 8e=
6auernspertben '9iilfe gebradt iper=
ben fonnts, erlttt tie f4pere 8ranb=
fpunben, an bsren Solsen lie fpGt am
Mbenb i'm nmsemeinen Warpldnber
0oipital" itar6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19
800, 81 uuO 5l3 SdO=B rooomaQ.
Sine Inhelfabrif eingrai6ert.

9as 9auptge6dube acknowledgements
Der 5irma .. Wilfion IT,. SDbne,
Gde BON 9oparbz unD Stsn0ftr..
Elm &aub Der 5lammen. - 3Det
5euerpe6rleute perungliidt. -
Der angeri9tete S9uOen betrGgt
$4,000 unO lit bur98erii4erung
seGedt.
9us ie4sitOdige 9auptgebduoe Der
M0belfabrtt Don .. DilfIOn u.SObz
ne, gde BON 9opurbz uno Sitenoitr.,
brannte geitern Nbeno total aus. Der
geiammti4aoen betrGgt $4,000 uno
tit bur4 @erii4erung geOedt. l1ngs>
fd6r 200 Qrbeiter limb in Jolge Der
Seuersbrun1 t ar6eitslos geporOen.
0as Jeuer bru9 tur5 por 10 u9r
duf unbefannte WeiIe in benz britten
Stofperte aus uno nurDe BON benz
poli5iiten 0eGer entDedt, tpelfsr Ell
men 4larm bonn &aften Nr. SAT aus
einianote. 8ei Der Nntunft Der
eriten 9DI4apparute f4lugen bic
5lammen aus mebreren 5enitern Aerz
aus, unb @bef GbipIep lteB benz err
item Qlarm einen 3neitea folgen uno
fur3 barauf puroe ein9eneralzQlarm
einuefdrbt. Seit benz 8rQnoe in benz
HibDlemoierf9en 9ebdube an Der
@eit : 6apetteitraBe Dor ungefGbr 9
Monaten bate Die bieiige 5euerpebr
feline 10 bartnddise6euers6runit mebr
gu b~sfdmpfen. l1e6er eine Stunoe
bate es ben 4ni6ein, als ob es Der
5euertpebr gslingen piirbe, bie5lama
men auf ben urIpriingliden Serb gu
beI9rGnfen. Damn aber De6nten ii9
bieiel6en au9 auf bas an Der Sften0z
@trabe gren5enbe 9ebduoe aus, unb
nun ben Der5peifelten 4nftrengungen
Der 6euertps6r lit IS gu perodnten,
bah bteies 9ebGr0e ni4t e6enfaQs
Elm &uub Der 5Iammen purOe.
WG6renb bte Seuerpebrleute So6n
W3iiqer unb g9arles 5abp 5uiammen
duf einer 2eiter arbeiteten, perloren
tie bas 9lei9gepi9t uno fielen aus
benz 5peiten Stodpert in bic Stefe.
8eibe. erlitten er6eblt9e 8erleBungen
on ben 8eiren urb muBten na4 Der
@obnung BON Srau Marp Soloen,
Nr. 1918, 8lum : 4Iep, getrdgen
ptrben, tpoielbit i6nen Gr5tli9e Silfe
gu She'll tpurbe.
Qls elm groBes Slid barf es Be-
tra9tet tperben, baB Die 5lummen
ni9t bus eribe Stpdperf errei9ten,
tpoieGbit ~ungs6euere Nuuntitdten8enz
gin unb Sad uufgeipei4ert lugen;
benin tpGren bieie GrploiiOitOffe in
8ranb geratben, tpGre elm @inita1r5
Der Mauern taum permeioli9 getpez
fen.
l1ngefG6r 10000 perionen funOen
ii9 in Der Na9bari9aft Der 8ranoz
itGtts Elm, um bas f9aurig : i4One
@9aufpteI dn5ufe9en, unb Die 9olt5et
bate tire Iie6e Notb, bic 3ui4uuer
aus benz 8erei9 Der S~euerpebr gu
balten. Sin Mitglieo Der 5irma ..
@tlfIon u. @Dbre erfldrte getern
Qbeno, baB Der S9aben Der Sirmu
$4,000 betruge unb bus 8ebGube 1T
unsefG6r i'm 8etruse bon $4,000 be-
f9Gbigt. Die M0beln fopObl, ols
bas @ebGube finb berii4ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19
Mrs NJ j. BRINK
Crfes eta0iHm uOn Gatarrb.
Gu idlimmer SSrrtbuu1, ben San'
ieuOe begeber.

Sus erFe Stadium bon &atarrb 1T
cine gepDbnIi9e GrtdItung. 9ieie tann i'm
8opf in Der 0afe, benz 9alie Ooer ben
2ungen fein. Der &nfunu 1T 5upeilen 10
beftig, baB SrDfteln unb 5teber ftn einz
ftellen, Dber er fam 10 Iei4t iein, baB bic
Berfon in ibrem Sbun unb Srei6en ni4t
~gebinbert nirb. Sn ben meiiten 5dlen
nirb benz eriten Stadium BON &otarrB
tpenig pber gar feline &ufmertiumteit GEE
f3enft unb baber tommt es, DuB nabe3u
bic SGlfte Der 2eute mebr pOer tpeniger an
6ronif9em &aturrb leioen.
Cine GrtGGtung grandchildren, 9etbt
6rpnif9en &atarrb einlaber. Sobulb ME
Semanb bic eriten GpmptOme elmer @rtdla
flung entbedt, follte sr fofort nit benz 9e1
bruu9 BON geruna beginner, na9 ben
MntpeiIungen uuf b.r Sluf4e, unb bic @rs
tGltung pirb fi6er boriibergeRen.
0enn bieg ni6t gef4iebt, 10 enbet Bit
@rtGltung ii4er in Dem 3peiten Stadium
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19

Cine e4tf4pGbif4e8 Sir
mel fanb am leBten Sonntag in Der
Wo6nung bes Sinan3 SefretGrs bes
rS6naben : 8ereins BON Baltimore"
6rn. Nbam &enti4Ger, Nr. 2619,
@aitern : Nbenue, ftutt. Trau Marie
Renti9ler 6atte, BON mebreren 5reunz
binnen unteritiiBt, am Morgen bereits
ben fir bas Set unerldBli4en 3niez
belfu9sn gebuden, pelder bpn ben
Na9mittags unb 4benbs CUR 8trpe
enlightenment 9Giten als DOr3iigli4 gez
prieYen nurbe. 9egen Mtttag iteQte
ii9 Die Mufif elm unO bann ging es
6o9 ber Bel Moit, Bier uno 3pie6elz
fu6en, 9sfung unb Sang Biz gu ipdz
ter Q6enbTtunbe. 6r. 8entf9ler als
@ditgeber ma6te bic 6onneurs uufs
3-ubprtommenbite urb QtebeboGte,
urtb pur0e in Der 8spirtbung Der
@Gite bur9 feline Satin unb etnige
dnbere Oamen beftens unteritiiBt, 10
baB Die antpeIenben S9paben fi9 in
elm Sreubenfeit i'm S9tpuratpuloe perz
iebt glaubten. Inter ben Seitt6eil>
nebmern befunben fi9 9r. Carl @ol5
nebft 5rau, 9r. 9enrb Pietf9 urb
Srau, 9r. 6. MorGuc unb Srau, 6r.
uno SRI. piGur, SRI. pesgairGe, SRI.
Braun, 6r. @rnft BON @eifenberg,
ST. unb 5rau g6as. @interGing,G6 r.
Morlac, 9r. unb 5rau Gart8u6srt,
9r. S. &loB nit Snmilie, ST. unb
Srdu 6ermann 9utmdn, t6r.Stpnenz
meper, SRI. Marp 8utman, 9r. ST.
@uuter, Der @4tpa6entOnig, II. u.
Cine Surprfe@ purtb perz
anitaIteten am Mitttpo9 cine Nn3a6l
9umen Der 5rul bes 9rn. Sobn 80.
Roienberger, Scr. 444, pbiIdbelp6iuz
FpdO. Oie 8efu9er purben auf bds
5reunbli9fte empfungen unb bepir<
tbet untb perIieBen bus guitfreunOIi4e
9uus in Der on~genehmiten Sttm@
mung. Inter ben QnpeienOen tpuren
bic 5rauen Subunnu 3ruI4el, GO
pAte 9Obel, 2t35te S4mtbt, Gat6artz
ne 8eder, 2ouiie 8lats. 8. SienbOrF
uno Gbpitine @renBer.
Cine neue SeGep9on=
Gentraltelle. Die mImertz
can Selepbone anb telegraph Comp"
BON Nep=gort, 4pel4e ben grDBten
She'll Der 4ttien Der r@6eiapeatezpo>
tomac Selepbon : Comp" eignet, bat
bus @igentbum bes 9rn. Sobn g.
9ittings, Ger. 801, ct. paulItrabe,
fir $4,000 getuuft unb tpirb bort
cine peitere 3Deig : SeIep6on > Sem
traliteae einri4teJA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19
Gus Baltimore. Gountb.
Sin 2absn abge6rannt. Neue
MaI8perte in Canton na3e3u fer
tig geiteqt.

tig g~eite1t.
Ser bon 9rn. G4as. 0e 9pff gu
GRitnut &foge, Baltimore : @ountp,
betriebene 2aOen, fOpte bic WObnz
rdume ii6er benz Qdoen pur0en am
Sreitag Nbenb gegen 6 ll6r Elm RUu6
Der 5lammen. Ser Brand begdnn
in nod nt9t befunnter NeiIe 6inter
einem Der Slide in benz Qdben, uno
e6e Die 6lammen gel0i4t fperOen
fonnten, mar cine Seite bes @ebGuz
hes boGitGrotg nieOergebrannt unb
Der 8orratb Elm Ruub Der 5lummen
~geporoen. 9r. De Soft unO eineQnz
3a6I Na4barn lDi4ten Die Slammen.
@eftern M}orgen gegen 4 u6r brad
Der 8rurb ppn Reuem aus, pur0e
iebp9 re6t5eitig entoedt unO gez
l0I9t. Der S9aOen belGuft ii4 auf
$500 unb lit bur4 8erii4erung gez
bedt.
Jt eue Us a merle IN y dnton n.
On Der 2. StraBe, 3pii6en 4. unD
5. Nbenue, Canton, neben ben BAL
timore Copper Norfs," befinOen ii4
gegenpdrtig cine Qn3a6l 8ebduOe fir
Die Baltimore Golling W&ia Co." i'm
8au, peI4e, pie man gluubt, in bret
Mo9en f~ertiggeiteqt un0 i'm Sanuar
benz 8etrie6 ~iibergeben peroen t0nz
nen. Die 9ebduOe urb 6ubrit|Ginz
ri6tung Io0en etpa 100000 fOten
uno 400 Mam foqen in Der 6ubrit
bei8dftigt tperben. 9r, 9arrp Me9r
miro prdiibent uro ST, S, 6. 8ropn,
frii6er Don Nilmington, Del, 8icez
9rGFOent uro 9eI6Gftsleiter iein.
Die 8ebdube umfaHen 452 Bel 1852
SUB urb bic &upa3itGt Der 8ul3miibz
I'm ion 5000 Bis 5000 Sonnen be-
tragen. Die 9eletfe Der Baltimore
O6to : 8abn," fpel6e ii9 in Der NG6e
befirben, iOlen fir Die Sransportaz
tion Der 9robutte Der 5abrit benuBt
perben, 1tnb in Der NG6e befinbet ii9
audi bic 4. Nbenre : 8erfte, na6 mel
der Die gompagnie i6r eigene59eletie
leden ntr0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19

Sri. Goro6 mcGu6an, 80. 1877 0ritts
@traBe, Ql6onp, q. T., i6reibt:
r@or eintqen Monaten fit i3 on einem
f6timmen 4nfau BON Snfluen3u, peldeu
nt6t5 gu Ginbern fdien. Mein GeD0r
tpuroe fdIe9t, meine Qugen tpurben err
griffen unO ent3iinbet. Nidt8 f&ien in
Sronung gu fein uno ba5 Gfen f4medte
mir ni6t. Sd nabm 9erunuu no I'M
ner6aIb 3pei @O4en mar i'd b0lIig 9ea
iunb. "-Sara6 MC9Gban.
Menn sic bur6 ben @ebrur9 BON Bez
runu feline prprhpten un0 bsfrieoigen0en
8eIultate er3ielen, 70 f4rei6en Sic iOfOrt
an Or. 6urtman, benz sic S6ren SAN
Qusfii6rlia beI6rei6en, unb er pirO Sbnen
germ ieinen tp~ertbOolleu 3atb gratis ertbeiz
len.
&breFe: 9r. 5artman, 9rdiibent 6es
5artman Sanitariums, Columbus, 99ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19
Sri. @liTqbetb 11ber. so. 81 8afTetts

OLl. Aptl, IIp' Od SUUI+t>
StruBe, 4G6anb, q. g., f3reibt:
sd fir9tete mid INNER pOr unbes
Itimmtem @stter, neil i4 mid itets
babel ertGltete unb tatarrbalif4e Be-
I9tpsrben fi4 fdnelI bur8 mein gam
5es @pitem entptdelten, mas INNER
@p9en lang bauerte, I'm es tptez
Der los gu perben. Sd bin banter
fiillt, fagen gu t0nnen, baB ieitbem id
9eruna genOmmen, i'd bieie Be-
fir9tung nt4t mebr bege. 8enn i3
ieBt nu1em pber faltem Metter auSgez
ieBt mar, 70 nebme i9 cine ober 3pet
Sofen a, bies trei6t ieoe@pur
BON &rant6eit aus meinem SpItem."
SRI. gliiabetb I6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19
Mss SARA Nc AHAN.

fdrig cine Qn3eige gu Gefen, mas pc
Ii a b%etpirtt, unO i4 enti4lOB mid,
cine 6lai4e gu berfu4en; Gle t0nnen i9
benten, tpie fro6 i4 mar, al8 i4 in fur3er
3etteQtnberung bemertte uno in peniger
ME 5pei Wo6en mar i4 Dollitdn6ig tua
rirt. "-Stb2l 81. 9ablep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19

StruBenrGuber.- Der poz
li3ei bes Ditli9en 9iItritts tpurbe gez
tern gemeEoet, buB gegen II uRr am
5reitag Qbenb Elm Mann, ani6eineno
Elm beutI9er Seemunn, on gatterionz
Barf : Qpenue, nu6e 8ougbitr., bon
5pei 8egelagerern aufgebalten puroe,
bic i6n um feline ubr, iOpie iein 9elo
berauben pDnten. Die Wegelagerer
purben Der goli3ei folgenoermuBen
bef9rteben: Nr. l - "a Sabre alt,
5 SUP 10 3oG groB, trug buntle
8leiber, bunflen S9lappbut; Nr. 2
= mar ettpa IS Sabre alt, 5 SUB 4
3oG groB, glutt raiirtes @efi4t, trug
einen geGben 8od, f6par3e 8eintleiz
Der unb einen 1tetfen i4par5en S9ut.
Die poli5ei, bic fi9 peigerte, ben Sea-
men bes 8eruubten an5ugeben, be-
6auptet, ben StrabenrGu6ern duf Der
Spur gu iein.
Sen Namen bes Mannes poGte bic
goli5ei ni9t ange6en, bo4 puroe in
grfabrung gebru9t, oaB Der Mann
einen Der Rduber feitbielt urb nod
Der 8oli5ei REF, norauf Der anoere
RGuber ei1en 3ebolber 3og unb benz
@eemonn cine lef6te S9ubpunbe an
Der SGulter bei6ra9te. Oarauf entz
flo6en bic beiperaten 9eieaen.
Grid fta91. - Grid 9ieTe,
Elm 20 Sabre alter 9euti9er, tpurbe
eeitern BON ben @ebeimpoli5iften &.9.
S6omas unb Wm, 8. s. Mii0er perz
baftet uno benz Squire @arluro in
Der Ditli6en Yoli5ei1tatiOn porgefI6rt,
Der i'm 8ebufs pro3e1irung Dem Sc
fGngniB ii6erpies. 9ieie fam dngebz
li9 am Is. Ottober in bas 8oit6aus
DON Meur Snpber, Scr. 1851, Shamesz
9traBe, uno erlangte bort Nudtquarz
tier. 4m nG9ftsn Morgen beri9puno
er unter Mitnabme elmer u6r u. Settle
i'm Dertbe BON 500, @igentbum BON
geter @neutpi9, zines &oftgGngers
bes 9rn. Simpler.
aus benz Mar4aGIs>
8ireuu. = Marf4ua 5drnan
tpurbe geItern bena4ri4tigt, baB SEM
ME SefferIon, alias Sennie PeBol,
pel6e Dor einem Sable, aIs ite unter
Der @ntlass, iunge. Mdo4en fir unz
moralii9e 3pede perfiibrt gu buben.
unter $500 8iirgi9aft itunb, flii9z
tia tparb, in Stbuca. N.zg., perbaftet
gepeien, Dom 5riebensri4ter uber
pieber LAUREN gelufen tporben lei.
Der Marf9aG te~legrupbirte 5uriid,
bas Srauen5immer, tpenn mOgli4,
pieber 81 perbaften. !6r. Sobn 9.
See, tpelber bdmals 8iirse Der Perz
ION mar, bat einen prtbat : 0etetttp
binter ite Der, unb bieier bate lie feit>
genommen.
Gus Gsbur Rapibs. Soma, traf gee
fern i'm Mariauus : 8iireuu bic
Na9ri9t elm, buB bort patrtd @ul@
lipar, Elm 8altimOrer, berungliidt lei.
Der Mari9aG pirb eriu9t, mad 8ers
panbten bes Mannes gu fori4en.
Wegen erquGlere B e
fraft. = Nuf @eranlafung ieines
Mrbeiteebers 5rn. Sobn Sbee9un BON
Ger. 2235, 9ibifionftruBe, bin tpurbe
eeftern Der Reser glmer 0Orieb am
S. unb Soften betruft, neil er elm
gferb beg 9rn. Sbeeban auf erbar@
mungslOie @eiie f4lug.
STE gbrpfant6eme NJ
QusfeI1une. Der 9drtner@
8erein bat bei9lpfen, bic idbrli@e
gbrpfant6emen : 4usiteaung pom II.
Bis gum IA. R0pember in 2ebmann's
9a1e gu halten.
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Seuti6rr SedniferzS crein.
Sie6entss @tiftungsfeit bes 8erein5
in Metenberg's 9ale. - Sin I'M
te~refdntes Yrpgrumm.

terefantes Yrogramm.
@inen GuBerit gemiitbli4en Ser
lauf nabm geftern N6enO bas 7, @ttfz
tungsfeft bes r9euti6en Se9ntterz
8ereins bon Baltimore" pel4es in
6rn. Sol. Meien6erg's 9ale, Nr.
116, Horbzpacaz StraBe ~abge6aItsn
fpurDe. 9as aus ben So. Nuguit S,
20ier, Otto s. @piet6, 8. Siirt, Sb.
9euB unb Ri9. SanbtuB ~beitebenoe
arrangements : Gomite bate in jeDer
9inii9t bic umiidttgften 8orberettunz
gen ~getroffen, lnO ale QnpeienDen
amii1irten ii4 in 5olge 9e1en aui
bas Q1erbeite 9rGIiDent S6eooor
3permann lettete Ous Set Our4 cine
gsoiegene QnipraGe Elm, tporauf Dds
na9folgenbe 9rogramm CUR 9ur4z
fibrung geIangte: 9umOre5ten in
I9nG6if6sr Munoart, 8. 6. Spiet6;
gemetnf9aftti6es 2ieb: n2uit unp
Subel tpoget bur9 bic 9alen;" Scr
luftige 8ruber @tubto," Solo bon
9rn, 9ubert 8refel; n9te Rdu6er,"
@3auipiel BON 6rieOri6 b, @4iqer
in 5 often - 9auptodri teller Die So.
Nugu1t s. Q0ier unO Sobn Maiberg;
3proler @e6irgslisoer unO S4ub=
p~lattler = bic So. &retel, q. @anOz
LAB, 8. @anblaB, O.. Spietb, s..
!6enrici unb Sri. SIrt; S~an5unterz
haltung.
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Gin 9par5es S4eufal.
- Der gaeger @6urles 5ar5es purbe
eeitern i'm mittlsren Statipnsbauie
pom poli5eirt9ter 5e4tig CUR 3ab~
lung BON S. Strufe unb gu go Sagen
@efdngniBbaft p~erurtbeilt pegen zines
un5ii9tisen Qngriffs auf einen 15z
iGbrigen &ndben.
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BON &atarrb, tpeI9es 70 @iele etenb
ma6t. Menn Peruna bel ie0er @rz
tGItung Ober iebem 9uIten dngepenoet
piirbe, 70 tpdre' 4ronii4er &atarrb
cine unbefdnnte Grdnt6eit.
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sTrou m. 9. 8rinf, 80. $40 Mi6iqo1

Srau 3d.. s. 8rint, No. 800 Wtt4tgan
Qpenue, ct. So7eph Mo., i3reibt:
v@ergangenen Dinter tpG5reno beg nal
fen uno talten @etters 3og i4 mir pl0BIi4
cine beFtige @rtdltung gu, pel6e fia gu
einem fatarrbaltI6en 3uitunb meines gam
5en Spftems enttpideIte uno meme allgez
meine @eiunbbeit 70 ungriff, baB t4 boll>
ftdnbig erf9laffte unb 70 nerD0s unb 9pe
iteriI9 purbe, baB i4 meiner 9Gu5li6teit
ni6t porteben tonnte. M}etn Qr3t Der>
f6rteb mir apur, uber feline Meoi5inen
bru6ten mir feline I6bilfe. 9u i'd BON
8erunu geleIen bate, entf4lOB i'd mid,
es gu berIu9en. Nudbem i4 brei 5taz
f9en berbrau8t bate, befanb i'd mid Bel
gutter 8eiunbbett, "-6rau Ma. s. 9rtnt.
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GelS5emounaeu mad 9eutIhGanS.

"a Gents pro Mart unb Commit
ion. S9eo. 8. 9iener &c 6 o.,
Ais 8attrzS traBe. NuslGnbii4es
@elb, Me9ieG unO Grebit : 8riefe.
S6iffsturten bon unb na4 europa.
(266@
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eonn.naufaQns ....e.2l Toneautaans, -. Tie
Communicating ...b.22
5o4Hutb 7.52 Diorsens uno s.25 abenos.
Wetterausfi9ten = Sir
MarplanD unb ben Oiftrift Columbia
&egen am Sonntug unb fibleres
Wetter am Mpntug; frifde fiibli4e.
naf Weten umpringenbs @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19

Wittl. Poronleterf. 1922 S5hf. Ennmomstsrf..6s
giittI. 8 brrmumcterF. So 5tiebrtahcr 1T
Die bohfe Shneliatit oes aBlnpes IN einsr Stunee
betrua s Dleilen Don Siooten.
Sag ostrtet Wetter. Sie nieOrisfe
Senperatur bes e~efrieen Suees DIS 8 ubr abenOs)
mar au5 ua5g %snannten Statiouen, ME folgt:
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@ib9t 81. SubGeb, &c Rain @troBe,
5untington, Snb., f6reibt: n2eBten 8inz
fer befam i9 inFolge nafer SiBe ben 9uz
fen, Der aIImGblig INNER fdlimmer purz
be, Big mein SuGs tpunb nnb ruub purbe.
Die gen06nli6en MitteG buIfen ni6t uno
bru9ten mir uebelteit. 9u befam i4 3uz
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9umengefprG4 d.
n'8 1T bod rii6renb an5uihduen,
@ie bas @4miOt'i6e g4ePaar
Stedt beifammen 9 gun3e So9r'+
nOb iie ppbl einanhsr trauenE