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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-28
Ancient Shorthand.
ON the London Chronicle.

FROM the London Chronicle.
Apparently there were schools OF short
hand as early as the third century, and in
Egypt A recently discovered papyrus
~hich Dr. Grenfell described at the meeting
OF the Egypt exploration fund yesterday
was contract between a shorthand teach
er and gentleman who wished one of his
slaves to acquire the art. The fee was 100
drachmae. forty to be paid on apprentice
ship, forty at the end of a year. and the
balance when the slave was proficient.
shorthand writing was then presumably
not so easy of attainment as it Is now
Among the other documents of the Oxy-
rhynchus Papyri is the account of a fatal
accident and of the body of the victim
being examined by the coroner of the day
IN company with a public physician That
dates back to the second century Of our
era, In which, judging by other discoveries.
the formal invitations to dinner might be
nteral renderings OF ours at the present
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-28

The pending match between Messrs. Sour
min and Guthrie hangs fire. because of con-
ditions insisted on by the champion regard
ing a return match without odds in event
Of Mr.. Guthrie winning. Mr.. Sournin de-
sires to give Mr.. Guthrie another chance
If he loses. but at the same odds-pawn and
move AS the position assumed by the
champion lacks mutually it is hoped that
he will recede and begin the match imme-
diately
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-28

friends in this way and to give them a
cup of tea. The price of a ticket for
upon it will easily be seen that another
obtect-a charitable one-lurks In the
rear OF the scheme. 1t is to be hoped
that the venture will prove successful
which the surplus in the receipts is to
be devoted. The idea Of the teas" is a
new form of competition in a country
which has now taken a front seat in the
art of competition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-28
Doubled.

From the Philadelphia Press.
Tess-"Didnt she know when she accept
ed the count that he was worthless?'
Jess-"Oh. yes: but he proved to be twice
as worthless as she thought him."
Tess--.'H How was that?'
Jess-"She thought she was going to get
him for million. but he cost her two
Millions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-28
Ruy Lopez.

In twelve.
The mate Is accomplished follows: % BxP
PxB (besD; 90 QxPch, K-R; 80 R-K5. PxPch
81 QxP. Q-K2; 80 R-B5ch, Q-R2; IS RxQch
KxR; "a R-KB BxP; 80 R-B4 B-k6; SO R
Rich B-R3; 81 Q-Kt5, BxPch: IS k-kt, any
move: 50 RIB mate.
(a) If q -, QxoP; % OK. oxB; 90 O.
Qsch K-Kt2 best; so PIX, B-Kt2; 81 QxP
and wins.
In the Pillsbury simultaneous at the local
club, Mr.. Charles S. Elliot played the cham
pion to a standstill, parrying the attack
of the expert and forcing draw after the
sacrifice of piece and the loss of two
paWns. TIE game is here given:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-28
RAILROADS.
SEABOARD AIRLINE RY

LEAVE PENNA q r STATION
For Petersburg Raleigh Wilmington Columbia
Savannah. jacksonville, Tampa. Tallahassee, At.
lanta Birmingham Mobile Pensacoa and New
Orleans
i0:48 AM. Daiy.-sEABOARD MAfL-Through
Pullman Sleepers to Jacksonville connecting at
Hamlet with pullman Sleeper to Atlanta.
TOO PM. ily.-SEABOARD EXPRESSING
train to Jacksonville and Tampa. with Pullman
sleepers and cafe dining car Through sieepers
Ticket once: IAsi Psnna. svs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-28
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP
Many Building Enterprises
Held in Suspense.
OUTLOOK UNCERTAIN
IMPROVEMENTS IN PROGRESS IN
VARIOUS SECTIONS.
Methods in Use in Preparing the New
Filtration Plant-Other Mat
tiers of Interest.
OUTLOOK UNCERTAIN

A number of building enterprises are con-
te,nplated, but for the present nothing Is
being done as those who control the money
that is purposed to be used for such pur-
poses have decided to wait and see what
the condition of the building market Is
likely to be. There is quite a good deal OF
work held up in this way, and there Is no
means of knowing whether any of 1t Will be
carried out. The situation in regard to
building is not considered satisfactory, and
there seems to be no prospect of change
in the near future. The result, 1T is ex-
pected, will be that the amount of building
that will be done during the coming season
will not be as great might naturally De
expected from the general situation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-28
Woes Of q Father

From the Chicago Post
Papa, what does gallant meanf"
''Oh, 1t means courtly. Why do Won
ask?"
Because it speaks here Of q gallant
ship"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-28
Queens Gam bit Declined.

(al After playing a very good game Black. in his
anxiety draw, overlooked a win. which would
have resulted from the following: A 49,, KIP;
As Pixie. K-Q3: 46 K-BS. R-Bsch; A k-kts
R-KtS; As P-KtS. K-B6; 40 K-BS RxP; 50 X
Q8 R-KR2 and wins.
F. N Stacey, who for two years, 1901 -O2,
held the state championship of Minnesota.
has recently joined the local club and adds
greatly to it's strength. In the Pillsbury
matches Mr.. Stacey drew in the afternoon
and won at night, the latter game having
gone as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-28

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORk-SOUTHAMPTOS-
IA-QrEENSrOwN-LINE RPOOI.
ATLANTIC TRANSPORTING
NEW YORK LONDON DIRECT
LEYLAND LINE.
BOSTON-LIvERPOoL.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK ANTwERP rARIS.
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-QUEENSTOwN-L
BOSTON-QUE ENSTOWN-LIyEIP POOL.
Boston VI DIIERRANEAN Service
AZORES GIBRALTAR-NArIES- GENOA
DAVID LINDSAY. Passenger AGENT
1906 F ST.. Washington. D. c.
jy1to22mh inc-22
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Chesapeake & Uh 0 Ky.

chesapeake & UnlO Ky.
Schedule Effective November 49, 1903.
Trains leave Pennsy lvania Station.
2:30 PM. Daily-ClllCtGO AND ST. LOT Is SPE-
GAL. Solid vestibule, electric lighted - ming
Car train to Cincinnati Reaches Cincinnati
500 am. Louisville 100 am. St l. uis Gas
pm. Chicag" $50 pm. Pullman SltcpeIs
Louisville. Cincinnati, indianapolis and st.
Louis. Arrives Virginia Hot Springs 1920 p. m-
central time. Par.or Cas- Cincinnati 10 Chi
cage. Dining Car from Washington meals a
la carte.
ll:10 PM. Daily-F. r. V. LIMITED. Solid YES
thule eectric-lighted Dining Car train TO Gin
cinHati. Pullman Slecpcrs H. Cine nnatI. Lex
ingtOn and Louisville, without chang. m
partment Sleeper 10 Virginia Hot 81 incs da "
except Sunday. Observable Car Linton to Gin
cinnHti. Sleepers Cincinnati 10 Chicago and ST
Louis. Dining Car serving ais IN carte
Reservation and tickets AZ Ihesa peake aud Ohio
Office 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue; 6UJ Fourteenth
street, +, AID at the station. TueIihon- call
I6i0 for Pennsylvania II. II. Cab Service.
II. W FULLER
Telephone Main 1906. General Passenger Agent
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Contemplated Improvements.

NJ NJ Linger IS about TO erect two
story dwelling on the north side of street
near Potomac street j. w. Bogley Bro.
are preparing to construct row of modern
dwellings, on 33d street between Q and K
streets Mr.. r. a. Cashier is making pre-
Hminary arrangements for the erection OF
a row of houses at the corner of q ana
Valley streets The owners of the w. II.
West lots, on the north side Of NJ street
near 34th are contemplating the erection OF
a modern-pr;ced apartment house. AT 1416
and 1913 sd street an addition to the buSi-
ness house of George Freeman is to be con-
Structed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-28
Like q Trunk Railroad.

1t must be understood that the steam
shoveis. of which there are several do not
always work on the same level. and when
one is taking off the top twenty feet or SO
another is following along at the lower
level. gouging out still more of the earth's
surface. 1t is easy enough to get the SHOW
els on these various grades, but how about
the tracks for the cars which are to go to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-28
Some New Buildings.

Among the large private houses which
are planned is one for MI. Clarence Moore
on Massachusetts, avenue between 18th ana
18th streets, and also one at the southwest
corner of Goth and @ streets, for Mr. Thos
T. Calf.
Four. frame two-story houses are to be
built by Mr.. T. II. Pickford, on Georgia
avenue between 18th and 18th streets ana
if the investment proves to be satisfactory
other houses of similar character Will De
erected by Mr. Pickford on the same
square.
Mr. Pickford is also building number OF
brick houses on BrightWOod avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-28
Center Counter Galnbit.
Queens Gambit Declined.

The following game was played recently
between r. P. Michel of the British cable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-28
Will Practically Disappear.

The railroad opera tons in and around the
subdivision known as Monticello, where a
large number of colored people own homes
have indirectly brought many gray mars
to the heads of the examining officers OF
the various title companies. 1t is alleged
that through careless alliances poor rec
ords and careless conveyancing, the rail-
road people have found a pretty stew at
Monticello. Practically the entire settle
ment of Monticello has been or VIII be
wired out BY the railroad. Monticello was
laid out originally by DR.. Lafayette G.
LOOMS, whose personal sales to the rail
road in the vicinity of Monticello aggregate
StnO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-04

Elm, pona6 pier 5trGflinge - tpie
man qlaubt, niat Diejenigen, pel6e
am QbanD Dor6er Das W}ilitdr aus
pem 6inter6Qlt angriffen - BON eli
nem 2lufge6ot in Der RG6e BON 2otus
i'm 0e66er Greet 9iitrift aufgez
ipurt iDorOen iino. @5 puroe cine
2(n3a6l Sdiiiie gepedielt, aber iOpeit
befannt o6ne jeoen Grfolg.
(Spdter.) ~ Die @erfoIger Der
fIH6ti9en Strdflinge ge1en ieBt be-
6ut7am2r ppr. Der geitrige m0roeriz
I6e 2lngriff aus Dem 6inter6alt, bem
orei U&ili3foIoaten gum Opfer fielen,
6ele6rte 7ie, 0aB bic StrdfIinge entz
I6loiIen Iino, bic nit uner60rter
8u6n6eit geponnene 6reibeit Bis gum
leBten 2lt6em3u9 5u oertbeioigen uno
auf feline S6onung i6re5 2ebens re4z
nen. 2lugeni6einliA Fat Die Oer3peiz
felte 56aar ois 2tbIi6t, ben Greis
Der 8erfolger, Der iih INNER enger
um Iie 3ie6t, gu burdbreden II. bur6
m0roeri16ss 9enebrfeusr aus Dem
6inter6alt bic 3a6I Der 9egner m0gz
It6it 3u perninOern.
8ei 0utd Stat nuroen geitern 81
Ipdter 5tunoe 3lpei 5Gi6tlinge bon
ben @erFolgern geiteut, gs fam 81
einem 6eftigan 8ugelnedieI. 8len
QBeogepooo, elmer Der 8erfolger, trug
cine S6uBpunoe an Der 0ano onDon,
fOQ a6er einen Der beioen Strdfling'
nieoergeI6oI7en baban. Sn DER DUNE
tel6sit fonnte Der 2(u5gan5 oes 8dm'
pies niAt feitGeiteLiI neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-04
Sis flil6tigrn strdfliugr.
2ei6en Der eri4oiienen 8erFOlger uuf>
qefunoen. - &dmpfe Bel Ylacerz
bile.

Qei6en Der eri6oiienen 8erFoIger aufz
qefunoen. = &Gmpfe 6ei qlacerz
bile.
gGacerpille, Gal, 3. Quguft.
= Die Strdflinge, pel4e aus benz
3u6t6auIe in 5oGom ausge6ro6en
iino, 6efinben iid nod auf freiem
6uBe. STINT BON i6nen, tpel6e am
Samitag 2l6eRo nit i6ren 9erfoIgern
ejnen pit6snoen 8ampf betunOen,
pel6er ii4 BEL ben 8rdnb 8ictorp=
Minen abIpieIte, bat man ni6t pieber
gu 9eii4t betOmmen, uno es i4eint
ibnen 9eIuBen gu iein, Oas 8eite gu
geninnen. Die Qei6en Der beioen
Mitglieoer Der N}iIi3, 6eitus Rutberz
forD unb SO. 6. Sones, pelde BON
ben Qusbre6ern erf4ofen tDuroen,
iinb geitern frii6 an Der Stelle gefunz
ben poroen, pp Iie gefaQen iin6.
Sones bate auF ben phiItppinen ais
UdtglleD Des /. Regtments DON 2enz
neIIee unb bes 81. freipiGigen 8unz
be5 Snfanterie 9fegiments geOient.
Sin BON Der g}ationalgar0e, pel6er
einen59uB in Die 2unge er6ielt, iDiro
porausii9tlid pieber bergeitelt perz
ben.
Gerner lit aud nod q6iIip Sprinz
ger, Elm 8enobner Der bieiigen@egenO,
Elm 0pfer Der Sago auf bic StrGfz
Iinge geporben. Gr mar taub uno
tiimmerte ii4 in 6olge beFen nidt um
ben 8efe6l, Iteben 5u bleiben, unb er
erbielt BON elmer BatrouiLle einen
5duB, peIder i6n le6ensgefdhrIid
rerleBte.
geiteru 2t6enO giHg bier Elm 9eri4t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-04
Gn[iiiun anf brr Nan6an0lr. ga6n.

SnoionopoGts, SnO,, 3. 2tuz
quit. = q PerIonen purOen beute
BET 6artforozGitp ouf Der nqonhanz
Dlez8a6n" our6 GoGiiion 5pii6en eli
nem peitIi6 ge6enOen 6rudt3uge unO
einem 0itlid geben0en Pafiagjer3uge
perlebt. Gtli6e Der Opfer 0iirften if
rem 8erleBungen erliegen. 0i6ter g}e<
bel, lpel4er e5 unm0glih maate, Die
Signale gu ie6en, mar bic bauptiddz
Iife 11rfa6e bes llngliid5. Inter Den
9erleBten 6eFinben iia %. $. Maul
unO 6. %. 6npoer aus 2ogan5pOrt,
Iopte G6riitop6 8er6arOt unO @eorg
@dttfpein aus G6icaqo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-04
Sie Nnflaaen acacn 0ittamrr.

8afbington, .. G., 8. 2lug.
: 8riegsietretdr 8oot per0ffentItdt
4eute ale 9ofumente be3uglth Der
1lnterIudung iiber ben Gontratt Der
Regierung nit 6. R. 2pon 3ur 2iefes
rung bon 9anOi6u6en fir bic 2trmee
2pon er6ielt betanntli6 bic 6onoz
fdu6e BON Der 6irma 8e6riioer Git
tauer, oeren G6ef 8, q. 2ittauer,
GongreBmitglieo fir einen 9iitrift in
g1ep=S =SerIep. lift. Setretdr goot hat
Die 4ffaire Oem SuIti5Oepartement
iiberpieIen, ipeI6e8 feItite1en iou, Oh
bic @efeBe ii6ertreten porOen iin0 unb
mas in bieiem Safe peiter gu tbun
lit. Gs eriitirt Elm 8eieB, peI3e5 oi=
rette ooer itoirefte 2l6i6lieBun9en
pon Gontraftsn nit GongrsBmitgliez
bern CUR Qieferung BON Regierung5~
8orrdt6en perbietet, uno Dieies 8eieB
mar Die Bats Der llnterTudung. Die
perbffentli6ten 9otumente ent6alten
penig, mas ni4t f6on Oor6er 6etannt
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-04
Gin Nn2ininn1r hcrnnbt.


SeottIe, Wdi5., 3. Nu9ulf. =
3bomas g. Qippn, Der Rlonoifez
N}iGiondr, murDe Ipdt 8eitern 4beno,
aIs er aus Der Stride 3uriittebrte, in
ieiner Bo6nung BON 3nei ginbre4ern
ii6srFauer, pelde ibn 0ltr4 S4ldge
auf ben &opf nit i4neren ReOolDern
na6e3u 6etdu6ten unO i'm oann an Ell
nen 5reppenpfoiten feItbanOen. Sin
0ienItmdO6en purDe e6enfaus gefeIz
Ielt. Die Rdu6er erbeuteten 5tpei gplz
oene ll6ren uno $14 - aGe5 @elD,
pelfes iih our 3eit i'm 6auIe 6efano.
QippD's 8erleBungen iinb beOentli6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-04
GrnBrr Qnfnnt in Nittshnrn.

9ittsburg, 4a., 3, 2tu8uit.-
DIS ReIultat Der 2lusIperrung rer
8auz6anoperter bur6 bic Builders
2eague" iino beute 0}ittog $4,000
Munn in 6ieii9er StaOt arbeitslos,
unO man I6GBt, buB ibre 3o6l am
Q6eno ouf 24,O00 geitie9en iein miro.
QnItrei6er, 9etOrationsmaIer uno
3ape3iersr iperoen Our6 ZEN 2OdOut
nt6t beriibrt. SSn alien ii6rigen 8uuz
6anoperten iIt Die 2lrbeit an alien
8e6Guoen in Der Stabt nit rpenigen
4usna6men eingeitelIt. Ru6eitOrun=
gen nerben 6efiir4tet, i'm Safe cie
Gontrattoren Ni6tunioniiten gu inn
portiren DerIu6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-04
Erhhrhen in Galifnrnien.

6runctsco, 3. 4uguit. =
Sin na6e3u 30 SetunOen oauernbes
GrO6e6an trat nm 1.50 beute Rad
mittuq bier Elm. IS mar pon lGngerer
0auer, ais irgeno cine bier pabrges
nommene @rberIhutterung felt oielen
Sabrer. iebo6 mar es niat ieRr betz
tia unD ri6tete teinen S6aoen an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-04
Crust Go
puu DfdrpIane.
Union Trust Building,

Gbarltss uno 6apetrr'StraAr.
Brunotapital ..............S 81, O00, 600. 90
ueUe-i6uB uno unrertbtiIte
Wrniue ..........e--..... 400 79O. Oh
i5ibrt elm daesmeiEes g1uf= uuo Sruft.
9tiddit.
Grei QroJtnt Sini,n btobtt AMI gilaus
aer, bic auf Gbt6s gtlogeH iptrb,u.
3sits9spOfttn lu ipslieatn Rattu anass
Eommsn.
zpars Separtetdent.
GiufdeIH i'm Spar. 0epart,ment otn ets
tu0bHlid)sr Observation-Disclosures auttrprrs
fen, eriuiiHi4t. 8! Qroltut 3tuieu btlabt.
0jtis gOmpueuie 1T ein Qtisslibts 0ts
poiitortum fir 6Onbs in 6dnotu bon 9ruz
ittes oosr 9sitamcHts goatrc6trn, iofpie
ole Siuatst uub Gtrdts=9tamtt
GiubrebsritAtrs Gieipobe. Gdittn So so
bis $50. 90 pro Snbr.
Grtoit Sritfe otrausQa6t, In alien Sbeis
Zen Der gBtIt p.rpenpbar.
@ecrse Slatiffone, DRiIeB yBbfte, ir..
Qrafoent; ge:s9rdi.;
Charlie &. Grane, Rid,are %. senman.
:. gtts9rai.; SER. uro 66dsm.
Sofbud .. TeD, SlIis' efr. unb S6nem.
Grerufips 9 omtte:
Nsliou Qeriu, Seymour naro,lboum.
g8tslcp gl CItr, Grnet ). Ruabe, ir.,
U. .. puuing. (aug lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-04
ROtbc 3,tbr,
Smrd1fnU,
Gbolcra Worbtts.

Gin bdl5,r bis ~ ;iu,m Ibtt,off,l bnn ron
RuNpaD's 8edoo 8clitf III tiutm balber @tds
0ahT, ptocrbu.t 10 oit luit Die 2usUiri, dHbals
ten, uro Gin Sti3 5!onca nit 8taop 8tliti ass
trdnft, ijbtr ban Waqcu UNI pt, @toarmt stitet
9,Ddbu ioort,8' 9iuoTuHg uu0 b;tUrtt baIo cine
0ttluua.
8aopaD'3 ataoo Rt.itf in Wafsr qtromm,n.
turirt in n:u;QtH 3Huten Gr2nIqi, dur'H gods
Gen. Nlui,l, @gbrctcr otrjbrerrtu, GbrRd9tss
Nufdl, 4trooTtdt Frarttu Go2hdmerj, @ldbuuaru
urO lGt irr,rb;u Shmurn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-04
9eri6tet.
SiiGne int efeGtrif6en StnGI.
Sdlnellitc Spllitrefnua cincs iemnls
i'm Staatc Heiu=0Drf acfdntcn
Spncsurtbeils.

2tntlagen gegen GongreBmitglieO Sit
tauer Dem Suiti3 0epartement
iibertpisfen. = RriegsIetretGr
N}ooop oer0ffentIi9t Die 9ofu=
mente, = lle6er 10000 2(r6eiter
in 8itts6ur8 ous8sfperrt. -
Ru6eit0rungen befiiratet. - 21
geriOnen in Sn0iana our6 cine
3u9 Goniiion i'm 9}e6el Tdper
perIeBt. - Die flHdtigen 6olTo=
met StrGflinge pieoer einmal ent=
tpmmen.
Offtntna 3.zg., 8. 2tuguIt. -
Qntpnip 5urdopsti, Elm 8ole, lpel6er
iiberfii6rt mar, am M2orgen be5 6.
W}dr5 B. S. ben poInii6en @irtb Sob,
S6lagolp5ti BON 9&r. 76, 91orO 6,
StrdBe, Wiqidm56urg, erI6ldgen gu
baben, tpuroe beute i'm 8efdn9niB gu
Sing Sing burh @lettri3itdt 6ingez
rthtet. 9Q 5urGop8ti am %. Sunni
gum Sooe oerurt6eilt nurbe, 10 fano
in ieinem 6aIe bic i6nsIite @oGItret=
flung zines So0esurtbeil5 Itatt, bic ie
i'm Staute Nep=Yorf porqefommeu
1T, Die 6inri6tun9 os5 4rd1iOentsnz
mOrbers G3oI9oS5 ni6t ausgenom=
men.
8efanntli4 lit bic Satin Des Grz
morbeten bon Dem W}oroer ais ieine
GompIice genannt porben, uno iie BE-
finbet ii6 felt bem %. SUM- in 6aft.
Die 8roBge16porener erboben eine
2lntlage ipegen ur9ebIi4en W}eineibs
gegen iie, uuf 9runO Der bon tbr 6ei
bem 9ro3eiIe gema6ten Qlnga6en, uno
fdus e5 bem 0iItrittsQnpalt nibt gez
lingt, genug 8etpeiie gegen tie 3u fdmz
neln, nm iie Der S6eiInabme an benz
U}orb 81 ii6erfiibren, 10 lpir0 iie i'm
tommenben 6er6it pegen 0}eineio5
pro3eiiirt tperoen. Surfop5ti betbeuz
erte feline ltni6ulO bis gum leBten Quz
gen6lid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-04
8aOwdp's
8eaOp
8ellef
gegcn SG)merjen.
9ie 6iQigite ruo bette
gteOi}in fir 5amilienz
Gje6raudl in Ocr @elt.

urttrbrsbsn au9tnblidri4 oit Bsiniaeuo,n samtrs
zen; osrfs5!sn ME, Dem 2t.osuotn 2tnoerun9 au
Otri9affcu.
Sir 9eritauaungen 0uetYdungen,
Riidenidmer5er, S4mer3en in Der
8ruit ober Den geiten, 8opFIdrer3,
3a6nThmer3, GongeitiOn, Gnt3iin0urz
gen, Rbeumati5mus, geuraIgie, Qumz
bago, Sciaticu, Sdmer3en in bem
urteren 36aiLe De5 Riidens
o,r jr8:no ntl8c auo,rsu dnb,yCiacr Conner
jsr tptro,r Gin pa1r 2tp9lfltorm maaib mir
t:u in0em Die samsrjen au3;ab.idlit untrbroacn
pcrotn. Nile fuptrIi6tR 69mtrs
SEN, 6OItE Rrdutptt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-04

odmorrbooen ju ptruu6ldifatn, inOcm man nit
ptribloi,u @jthtimmitttlu trperimcutirt lit immer
uufluo unn itbr oft atidbrli6. einrebuHqtn
9atperatu @oitmittc Il. T. 10 touuen i'm dllcr'
qiiniiqfsn Sale nuE liuoeru aber uje btiltu Sas
siujiac pfruiiritiat, raid iuirttnbe. rdpfalc mo
suptrldiFee 0lttd if @nnftfs acr,ts aatr S6Ns
len ireroeH eub uim'r rotbtu g ,u pcriu6tn. che
bos WtNfr atbronCbt miro nuo Gu6 por eiuipru
SunatH BON earbplidurc lporntn. somit eudj nibts
S6limmert5 lpibuiabrt anottfs lRestt enrs
Sbmerltn. btilt Sure aciDcu mn ptrbittt otgtn
9etrberftbr. 9rcbtn ptrotH pou q Rtuiiaptr
Co.. 9cr 2il6. 9cpsgerl, irt ptrioHpL
(1i Ep ca. .1&4i
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= gRep, 5ran3 Qo6mdnn, isit 40
Sa6ren Reftor Der futboliIfen &ir4e
in 0amianspiGe, So, brad, pdRren0
er qeraoe MeFe lns. pom '56lqge ge-
trofFen, toot 5uIummen. Gr mar 78
Sabre aft UNI in 8a1ern gebQren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-04

& Dnig 8orG an Ro fepelt.
2iffobon, 3. 2tuguIt. = 9as
bom 3onig 8drl an ben 9rGfoenten
RooieOelt geianote 5elegramm lautet,
lpie folgt: rrS4 babe ioeben bas Ser
gniigen, on 8oro bes ygrpoflDn" uuf
S6re @eIunobeit uno bas @ebeiben
Der amerifanii4en6lotte 8u trinten. ."
9us Der. Stdaten 56ulIhtff
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Rnn1rn4J s 90,
glr. 55, GlmsStraBe, yfew-9Orf.
%
9adlrndI & Sruber's Spmmer.
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fhr feline photographic Nrbeiten
big lum l5 Ququh 5pDi,1t 8at,r fir iuSas
Damn in @raouiyan1s Roitumm. Stuoio Rr.
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6 onTtdnttnop 0 n pc I, 8. 2(u!

paris, 3. 2tuguit. = 10000
5reiOenter Deriammelten ii6 geitern
All elmer Oemonitrdtion por benz
9enfmul BON @ttenne Oolet, tpel4er
i'm Sabre 1548 pegen 8eBerei gebdngt
uno per6rdnnt tpprben mar. ReIOluz
tionen gelargten 3ur 2tnna6me, pel4e
bic Srennung pon Stride uno 5tadt
forbsrn. Die gefiirdtete 8egenz8e=
monitrdtion blie6 aus.
Gilpin observer., 1903-02-19
THE PHILIPPINES
CURRENCY BILL

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE Philip
pine currency bill passed yesterday
prescribes that the unit of value in the
Philippines shall be the gold peso of
1873 grains of gold. nine-tenths fine,
said gold peso to become the unit of
value when the government in the
philippines shall have coined and
ready for circulation not less than
5000. 900 of the silver pesos provided
for in the bill. The gold coins of the
United States. at the rate of one dol
lar for two pesos, shall be legal tender
in the islands. The bill also provides
for an additional coinage Of $1,000, 900
silver coins OF the denomination of one
peso. which shall be legal tender ex-
cept as provided by contract Coins of
the denomination of fifty centavos,
twenty centavos and of ten centavos
are also provided for, all such coinage
to be under the authority of the gov
ernment Of the Philippine islands in
such amounts as 1t may determine,
with the approval of the secretary of
war. The bill also provides for the
issue of certificates of Indebtedness to
maintain the parity of the silver and
gold pesos, such certificates to be lin
tied at any time to $4,000. 900. or 20,-
100000 pesos.
The Mexicon dollar and the Spanish
coins heretofore used shall be receiv-
able for public dues at rate to be
fixed from time to time by the civil
governor of the islands. preference,
however, being given to the Philippine
coins and certificates. The option is
given for the coinage OF the silver
pesos either in Manila or any mint in
the United States. which coins shall
bear inscriptions or devices expressing
the sovereignty of the United States.
The act making any form of money le-
gal tender after December 81. 1903. is
repealed.
The Patterson amendment providing
for an international conference to fix a
commercial exchange was adopted by
the Senate.