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The Washington times., 1903-07-30
AUCTION SALES.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUcToSEER

Peremptory sale by auc-
ton of AZ Brick and Frame
Houses on New Union De-
pot site, situate on MaSSa-
chuSettS avenue northeast,
E street northeast, Califor-
MIA street northeast, F street
northeast, q street north
east, First street northeast, H
street northeast, Jackson
street northeast, Delaware
avenue northeast, Second
street northeast, Cabbage
alley northeast and St. AIMS
court northeast. comprising
houses Nos. 18, "a, 20 and
100 Massachusetts, avenue
northeast; 100 E street north
east; 1f9 California street
northeast; f3, 81, 1G7, 100,
119, 1O2 and fO8 F street
northeast; 116 and f18 q
street northeast; 7f8 and 724
First street northeast: II, 70.
30 100 f13. f29. and 127
H street northeast; %. Il,
IS, II, and 70 Jackson
street northeast; 90, %. y,
and II q street northeast;
.133 Cabbage alley north
east; 1913 St. AIMS court
northeast; 815. 81. 827,
and 629 First street north
east; $40, 8f2, 828, OH, 926,
q28, and go Delaware ave-
nue. northeast, and 9IO Sec
ond street northeast. TO be
removed.
On tuesday, the 4th day
of August, A. D. 1908, COM
mencing at 10 0 clock a. m,
| will sell, by public auc-
ton, in front of each parcel,
the above brick and frame
houses; TO be removed in 80
days from day of sale.
Terms OF sale cash
NOte.-Tne purchaser or purchasers Of each
parcel 20 give bond OF cash in the Of $500
for the faithful removal q said building OF
buildings and clearing Of said grounds IN the
time specified as above
By order Of GEORGE +. HAMILTON.
jv3O-5t Attorney for Owners
The Washington times., 1903-07-30
MUST SUPPORT CHILDREN.

George B. Jordan was in court this
morning charged with failure to support
his two children. Mr.. Jordan's wife
complained against him. and Judge
Mills was subjected to long review of
family misunderstanding and griey-
ances.
Judge Mills ordered that from Septem-
Der l Jordan should pay his wife 81
per week for the support of the chill
dreD
The Washington times., 1903-07-30
Pennsylvania Railroad to Niagara Falls

The next Niagara Falls tour viii leave the
station al Sixth and . Streets Northwest by
special train at q. NJ. Aupls- :. Round
trip rate, SIC, limited % ten days for return
Fer p1rlcr car seats or further information
Southeastern District, Fifteenth and u Streets
southwest
The Washington times., 1903-07-30
COUNT ]. YON JENNY
STILL IN HONDURAS
Wanted Here on Charge of
False PretenSeS.
EXTRACTION IMPROBABLE
Was to Stand Trial Here on Charges
of DefTauding Firm of Piano
Dealers

It now seems that Count Joseph Won
Jenny, the ever elusive, wanted in Wash
ington on the charge of false preteuses,
and TO answer to the Citizens Trust and
Guarantee Company of West Virginia.
with offices in the Bond building. for for
fixture of a 81 900 bond will not be
brought back. Won Jenny was arrested a
month ago in Belive, British Honduras,
and the bonding company at once took
active steps to bring him back to Wash
ington.
Application was made to the Depart
ment of Justice for extradition papers.
It was at first intended that Detective
Peck should serve the papers. but the
matter was held in allegiance. A second
arrangement was made whereby a rep
resentative of the bonding company and
an officer from New York were to go to
were forthcoming
Fighting Extradition-
The count, in the meantime, engaged
the services of Price & Francoe, law
yers in Beliye, Honduras. Three days
ago he was released. It then developed
sued. as it was claimed that there was
not enough of a case against Won Jenny
10 bring him back.
The alleged crime laid at Won Jenny 5
door dates from last November. At that
time he was agent for the piano
firm of J. Rudolph Waurlitzer & Co, OF
Cincinnati. and stopped at the National
Hotel. While here, it is alleged, he was
discharged by the piano firm. 1t was
after the date of his alleged discharge
that he shipped the three pianos in his
care. valued at $1,000. TO New York,
where he receipted for them as agent
for the company. When the company
learned Of this they held the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad responsible The
railroad company thereupon caused his
arrest in New York. Detectives Miller
and Peck acting for them
Jumped His Bond.
Won Jenny was brought back 70
Washington by deputy United states
marshal. At his preliminary hearing he
was held in 81 zoo bond. the Citizens
Trust and Guarantee Company furnish
ms nc SCAO- " MN HIS Sti7C S'SA4S w
for srlsl, Won Jenny wired shat he could
not reach the city. owing TO a railroad
wreck. The case was held open for
some days. but nothing further was
heard until ne was located and arrested
in British Honduras
When application for extradition war
rant was made to the Department OF
Justice, the Department CT State was
asked to investigate the case against
Won Jenny. The department. made its
report. holding that the evidence was
insufficient 10 warrant extradition. and
the bapers were accordingly refused.
The Washington times., 1903-07-30
DIED.

WATSON-On Wednesday, July %. 1908. at
Baltimore CARRIE, wife Of Wharton b. Wat
son. and daughter Of the late Samuel f and
Elizabeth Douglass. 1t
The Washington times., 1903-07-30
Children'S Department

Eleven of our SO and 81 silk null
and straw crown Hats. elab-
Orately trimmed in ribbon AOC
and fiOunces. Green Ticket GEI
day Observation-Disclosures. w
Children's White India Linen
Dresses. Yokes Of fine tucks and
Swiss embroidery. Bretelles over the
shoulder; finished with en-
brOidery. The dresses that n 80
sold for SL5o. Green Ticket NJ
day Observation-Disclosures. .Os
The Washington times., 1903-07-30
ATLANTIC CITY.
ATLANTIC CITY.
OCEAN CITY, II. ].

QUEEN CITY BY THE SEA
city Of homes. resiful surroundings for busy
people. ehildren's paradise Finest beach.
Sailing, fishing. Bathing unsurpassed All
amussments. Two and one-half miles Of board
walk Gas, electric light. and artosian water.
Electric cars and steamers every Is minutes 70
Atlantic City. No saloons. Write for booklet
W X WILLIAMSON
Ocean City, n J.
The Washington times., 1903-07-30
Lawn DeDartm mt

All Of our fine Batiste and HH
Dimity Lawns that sold at IL
121ac. Green Ticket Day
Lawns that sold as m
high as 15c and 19c. kNSC
Green Ticket Day.....!... W.
The Washington times., 1903-07-30
Lowered Prices in Waist
Department

odds and ends OF Madras, Percale,
and Bingham Waists; full blouse eff
feet; large pearl buttons; the India
Linen Waists have four rows of
Swiss embroidery and tucks;
other pretty styles. All NHC
worth up to 75c. Green NN
j lAhtN Lay - ~
All of our High Grade White
Lawn and Madras Waists, trimmed
with straps. finished with pearl but
tons: others with pleats, finished
ws4 b SlaG5 S WdrB M and I'D i0C
$50. Green Ticket Day. "
Embroidered and Lace Me- So
Gallions. open and blind BS
work, small. medium. and Il
large oval diamond shapes. u
BLACK and white. Green
Itthtt l'dN ......-..
The Washington times., 1903-07-30
Notable Reductions in Wrap
DerS and kinlOHOS

6 5rimm eda made extra Gsq 0 fa 9QC
Worth 75c. Green Ticket Day ~
lot of odds and ends OF Colored
Lawn and White India Linen Dress
ing Sacques: trimmed with - q
contrasting borders. Worth III
SOC Green Ticket Day.6
The Washington times., 1903-07-30
NEW YORK.
MARYLAND.

RURAL HOME ON WEST RIVER
In view Of Chesapeake Day.
salt water bathing, good shade. fruit, rov
snd sail boats
For particulars address
MRS MATILDA NOVEL;.
Shady Side. Nd. ivIN-70t
The Washington times., 1903-07-30
Cut Prices in ChiIdren'S
Underwear Department

Lot of Children's Drawers,
hens and hemstitching. Sizes 1 NJ
! TO yards. Green Ticket bI
Children's Jean Drawer 2 l
Waists Green Ticket Day Z Z
Children's Gowns, yoked trimmed
with cambria rufile. Size 4 n
e to 5 ys rIci:., W S,1l worth $50. III
The Washington times., 1903-07-30

new shipment of a n n
these fashionable Shoe al
Lace Belts. These belts
were made 10 sell for at q "
least 25c. Green Ticket
The Washington times., 1903-07-30
Reductions in Muslin
Underwear


Lot of slightly soiled Skirts. Deep
cambria fiOunce. finished
with Hamburg embroidery. y NJ
worth at least SIC. Green JC
Ticket day. ~
Lot Of Muslin Gowns. Yokes of
embroidery and tucks. Sur n0C
plice and high neck. Worth 8G
SOC. Green Ticket day. ---.... In -
OOC Cambria and Muslin Skirts.
xEI wide flounces with rows Of
w Torchon insertion and lace
ruffies, with lace above; others dou-
bic ruffie, with rows of Val lace in
sertion and lace ruflie al edge. Many
other handsome styles that sold for
1925 and $3.50.
Lot of Muslin Corset Gov - 4
ers. felled seams. perfect fit- 15S
ting Green Ticket day. "
Lot OF Seersucker Skirts. wide
founces. with small ruffle at AnH
bottom. These skirts are well HS
worth soc. Green Ticket day KS "
The Washington times., 1903-07-30

y anne. -
william G. AetzerOtt and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Qern's Vrpbmfte in ct. 0pnis.

Sim a, 9eru, Is. N}Gr3. = Ser
perubtant4e MISUNDERSTANDING
fir ct. Qouis bat einen 8eri8t err
%ftattet, in nel4em er empFiebIt, buB
Beru einen nationaIen 9abiGon err
rt8te, UNI nd3 ct. 2ouis b~oQItdnbtge
Nu5iteuungen gu f4iden. 9ieieI6en
7o1en Sunni, Mineralier, 9etroz
Ieum, 3uderro6r, 8aumtpoGe, Gacao
unb 5a6rttute umfafen. @let43eitig
folen Pampblete in engltT4er 9Praae
gebrudt per0en, fpel4e pollen 4ufz
f6IuB iiber isbe @usteuun85tIafe,
iiber bic 8erieielungsarbeiten un0 bic
not6penbigen @tfenba6nen geben.
Die 5lugidriften perbeR 3abIrei4e
9IGne unb photographer ent6aIten,
tpel4e it9 auf ben sSn9ult be5te6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
@urDpdii6e Sa6el6epei6en.
Der
in GnQIunb.

2onbon, Is. MGr3-0er 2orba
fan3Ier bat i'm 5errenbauie cine Gra
tldrung abgege6en, tpeI6e ben &reu3z
3ug CUR 8erminoerung Der 8runnta
tpeinf4Gnten i'm Der. &0ntgrei4
ernItIi8 6eeintrG8ti8en mag. gr
iagte nGmli8, BEL Der gnt74eiOung
BON 8efu6en nm 2icen3en fir ben
@piritupenpertauf iet Die lotole 8es
biirfniBfra8e ~maBgs6enO; bic betrefa
fenben MQgiitrate 6dtten bieIe gu priiz
fen unb biirften ii4 babel nt4t DON
aG9emeinen g8eformz "SSSOee'n letten
lafen.
Sn England gis6t es ge8enpdrtig
1tn0sfGbr 10000 2icen3er fir ben
8erfauf DON 6pirituoien; cine Sta
ttttf Der 8ranntDeini6dnten 3etgt,
bah BON Gonfequen3 urO ein6ettlt4em
9erfa6ren BET Grt6ailung Der 2tcen3en
feline Rebe fem fam. On tontn1t 3.
8. in Qeebs uuf ie 514 GintpoRner elm
8ranutipetnaugi8urf, in NSan4eter,
Qiberpool unb Birmingham ouf je
pa. in Gout6ampton, G6eiter unb
Ri6monb auF neni8er, ols 200, in
Qorbon bogegen auf 446. Der
@teuerpert6 Der S4ant6Guier 1T uns
oefG6r fe65mat 70 grOB, al5 Der aler
58nl6Gufer uno 8tlbungsanitalten
beFsl6en 8e3irts un0 betrdgt in 2Onz
bon elm 3tpan3tgitel be5 @eI0mmtz
9e6dubepert9s Der W2etropole.
Rur3e &abeGbepe den.
: Die 6rau be5 friiBeren fran36z
fI6en 9remierminifers @alOets
Roufaau lit i6per ertrantt un6
muBte it4 in 9aris elmer Operation
u~nter3ie6en.
= Der aus Der 5aI6oba : Qffaire
betannte fran30iii4sMaiOr Mar6an6
lit in Sanger t~ngetommen unO nirh
in beIonOerer Miifion an ben 9of bes
SuItans bon MSarotfo ge6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Srnte &bHimmnna nnO @6EuB.

8er6anblungen bes 8urbesienats. -
Monep's 3ritit Der 7iibIi6en 9oz
tiff bes grGfiOenter. = Ratifi3t=
rung bes Cuba : 8eciprOcitdts>
@ertrages auBer 3peifel.
wufBingtpn, Dc, 18. M5dra.
- Der @enat trut nm II ubr beute
@ormittag 8ufammen unb MOnep
CU}iF.) belt i'm @intlang nit ieiner
frii6eren QrtInbigung cine ReOe iiber
bic 8oitamts : Nffatre gu S%nOianola,
N1if. Gr tabeIte bic BON 9rGftDen>
ten RoofebeIt i'm Giben befolgte POz
Iitif, refp. bic Grnennung bon Regern
gu 8unDe8Gmbern, iebr f4arf. Inter
Qr0erem iagte er, ba8 @olt bes Sii>
bens babe ge6Offt, buB 9r. R%OOieOelt
Elm ameritant14er PrdftOent iein Ders
be. Stat befen lei er MIR Elm Prdz
fr0ent bes 0eger>GLements. Gr babe
bic Srage Der io3talen 8lei46ere6tiz
gung Der Ieger aufgepDrfen unb
bur9 feline Grnennungen aGgemeine
9egoutirung Derurfa4t. Der 6iiben
babe i6par3e 8eamte bisber gebulbet,
babe ie isbo8 eBt fatt.. Die Ser.
@taaten ieien Elm 2an0 Der petBen
Rafe, un6 bic aQgemeine Qnfi8t i'm
SuOen gebe babin, baB ii8 bic g}eger
ri4t gu 8edmten eigneter.
9o4Oem- M3Onep feline Qnfpra4e
beenbet bate, ging Der Senat in Gre
tutiDiiBung. Der Cuba : Reciprociz
tGts : 8ertrag tpurDe in GrnGqunq
ge3ogen, unb MlcGnerD (2u.) belt cine
stpet @tunben in Qnipru8 ne6menoe
Rebe gegen b~enIelben. Na8 IGngeren
unterRanblungen geIangte Der 6enat
gu Dem uebereintommen, Inn 3 I6r
morgen Na8mittag ii6er ben Gu6az
9ertrag ab3ufimmen. Die Rutifi8tz
rtng 0e7elben unterIiegt teinem 3tpeiz
fsl. Die enOgiItige @ertagung Der
GrtraiiBun8 ptr0 fpGt am Na6mitz
too erfDInpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
6cirat6ss9 iren3cu.

Tolgenbe 9eiratbs@icen8e pur0er
qeifern our4 ben Nttuar bes Common
BleqszG ertdts ausgeiteGt:
Wm. 8. Moog, %, BON Ger. 1153,
Gurrpu45traBe, unb Maggie Barrier,
q.
Qbelbert Is. Grimes, 21, un6 Sit
sdbet6 @ngelman, Is; 4pplifant 6b.
56umff BON Scr. 2439, Ofz6ofz
man@5trdBe.
Martin 9ortline, %, unb Gut6az
rine Is. 8iemeper, 20; Qtpp1ifant 8m.
S6omas &nigbt BON Scr. 1440, Sight
5traBe.
9. Gnbres, 40.
Charles 9Gitt, %, unb gert6u
Mii6lban, 20; @ppfifant 2atprence
gRfgger bon gr. 2228, 0ftsGapettez
StraBe.
Soiepb S. @orbon, q, unb 6uaie
8. 8rime5, 20, 8et0e bon Della, Bal
timoreJGDuntD.
Claude S. Santor, Is, BON Ma16z
ington, .. g., unb 8lan4e 8. 9ooz
per, q, bOn ct. Marp's gountA,
M}6.
Srunf g1etpbarer, 80, uno Gnnie
g. Shell, 33; 4ppIttant 81. S. Morz
rig ppn Ger. 1907, StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
8nrbifs Snanef beri6nben.!

Buffalo, N.zg., Is. M}Gr3. -
Der 8urbtd : Snqueit tit Bis gum
nG6iten M}ontag berI9oben tporben.
9titritt8arpaIt Goatspprt6 Ieibet an
etnem tpeben 6aI8 un0 lit taum i'm
@tanbe, gu fpre4en.
Die fenIattonele @snOung, Die gez
fern ba8 3eltgenber9Dr na6m, ntro
in alien &rsiTen Ieb6aft beipro6en.
Dap 8uroif'5 @e58Gftst6eilbaber
uno langidbrtger Treun0, G6urIe95.
9arte, ben tobten Qbbotaten genneG,
Der bor Sturgeon uuf 70 f8retIi6e
Wetfe bur6 ben @6itur3 nit feinem
Nutomo6il ben SOB fano, Der Ser
ii6ung bes Morbe5 beI4uloigen mir
De, bate man ni6t erpartet. 8arte
ertldrte Guf benz 3eugenitanos, sr iei
mpraltf8 babon ii~ber3ergt, baB 8erz
neQ Der S6Gter lei, Der uIein tpegen
Ieiner ibm CUR Qoit geIegten tntimen
8e3ie6ungen gu Trau 8urbif MotiDe
CUR 8erii6ung Der MorDt6at ge6abt
babe. Sn 8~erbinoung nit bieien
4usIagen lit Elm 9o4not6peinli8es
@erb0r Der 6ruu 8urbtd gu ~srparten,
unb nit @pannung ite6t man tbrer
nun Bis CUR nd4iten 0o4e DerI8obez
men 8erne6mung entgegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
..0fnnn" III TINT.

Re IN : gort is. N}dr3. Der
@Iepbant nSSingO," tpel4er mod gr0>
Fer getpefen fein foG, alS Der aIte
rSumbo," itarb am II. Ndr3 pG9z
renb Der l1s6erfabrt ouf Dem 4eute
aus 2tberpooG bier ungelangten 9amz
pier v8eorgic" unb purbe tn's U6eer
b~erIenft. Sine U}enagerte bate i'm
in Qon0on getauft. De elephant
bate felt feiner friiben Sugenb feline
ReiIe gemaGt unb ertrantte 8lei4
rad Der @bfa6rt Don 2%iOerpOoI. Gr
mar % Sabre aft, p SUB bO4, tpOg
is68 8onnen unb purOe auf $4,000
gei6dBt. @d6renb Der go Stunben,
tpel6e ieinem Sobe DOrau8gingen,
md6te nsSyingo" grOBen 2drm unb
mari feinen Mdrter S6os. 2aprence,
tpeI9er i6n gu berubigen berfu4te,
8tpeimal gu 8oben. Inter ben an
8orb befinbli6en Sigern, 2eOparben
unb anberen pilOen Sbieren perurs
fa6te Der 2Grm groBe 4ufregurg,
uno Die Manni8aft muBte ii4 brei
Sage lang Der grDBten 8aaiamtstt
befIeiBtgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Set9cnert irine 1tnidnGO.

Die Qntlagen gegen BEN g1egers
&rduter : 0ottor 9ofep in P9tz
laoelPbio. - Ra4fOri4ungen Der
8ebDrbe.
P9tGabeGp4ta, Is. M5dr3. -
Gum eriten NtaIe felt ieiner @er9afz
tung bat iia geftern Der farbi8e
n4rduterz0 ottOr" George 6oFen, Der
bOn ben 8e60rben Der 8erf4p0rung
gum @iftmOr6 bef9uGbigt mtrO, gu
elmer Grfldrung 6erbeigelaTen. Gr
bet3euerte feline unf4uIb uno lieB
our4 feinen 4ntpaIt 2tGsn 6. S6oz
mas ertldren, buB er ii4 f4on Inn
fefner &tnOer @i1en gegen Die BON
ben 8ebOr0en gegen i'm er6O6enen
acknowledgement Bis gum @euBeriten
bertbeioigen tperbe. Gr fpri8t bic
neber3eugung aus, baB bic 8e60rben
nt4t i'm Stanbe ietn fper6en, 8epeife
gegen tin DOr3u6ringen, ME risIe
2ei4en ie audi INNER a1Sgraben mo-
gen, einfa6, neil er in feinem 2eben
tefner Mfenf8en bergiftet babe.
Die unterIu6ung in Dem SaGe
ptro in3tpif6en eifrigit tpeitergeFii6rt,
bod IdBt 9ifrtttsantpuIt @6oper
it6er Die tpettere GnttpideIun8 ni9ts
berlauten. @eitern fii6rte er ben
8oritB Bel elmer Gonferen3, Bel tpeGz
der Der fungiren0e Coroner 6un1z
monb, @oroners : Qr3t @abstport6,
Goroners : 9etetttb McRinneD,
9iilfs : 9iifriftsunpalt bon Mof4z
3ister unb Die 9etettibs M1c&ent9 II.
9onag9eD 5ugegen tparen. Der Stz
queit in benz DANCE : San pirb, 1pte
es T9eint, tattfinben, fobaIo bic DE
mif6e Mnalpfe Der 0rgane, bic BON
9rof. M}esfer pom W2e6tco : G6irurz
gical : 6o1pital gefii6rt pir6, beenbet
iein tpiro. 8ie 81. W}eeter ertIdrt,
mag bic Ina1Dfe in tpeniger 3eit ais
BRET Wo4sn, tpel6er Sermin fetgez
feBt tp11roe, been0et fperOen, bod tper>
be fpoann 0us Refultat Der unterfu@
dung fem fir einen Pro3eB 3uretz
6en6es feir. Sm Sale zines 6a6ea8
Corpus : @srfa9rens perOe ieoo9 Elm
t6eilneiIe fer 8eri8t unter6reitet tperz
ben.
Die So. 54oper unb bOn Mof4z
3isfer paren geitern Bis gum ipdten
Nu8mittug nit benz 8erne6men BON
9erfonen bef6Gfttgt, bic un8e6li4 stz
mas ii6er 9oFep's Speruttonen puB=
ten. Den 3eugen fpurbe ftrenge Ser
f8tptegenbeit empfo4len. 6enrp S.
Scott, 4ntpalt BON Trau 9an3e, mar
geftern Der6inbert, 4ppIitation fir
einen 6a6eas Corpus : 8efebI etn3uz
ret9en, ertldrte ieoo4, baB er ii9 To-
balo at5 m0gli8 bor 3i6ter 6inletter
in biefer 6a6e einfirben nerbe.
Scott lieB be3iigIi8 bes 6amiIisnz
IebenS BON 5rau 9an3e un0 i6rem
@atten perIouten, 6aB QeBterer 70
ie6r benz Srunte ergeben getpefen, buB
er Brutal gegen feline 5rau getpOroen.
Gr babe 2eBtere 6Guftg gei6lagen,
fpG6reno er ben @o9r9eorge aus benz
6aufe getrieben unb ou4 bic So6ter
babe fortIen6en GpoQen. 5rau 9an3e
babe bedbii4tigt, ben 8atben BON Der
Sruntfu6t gu betlen unO Od fe 8eiz
itanb ge6ruu6t, babe iie it4 no8 Dirt
Der 5rauen ong8abrfGger un0 i6lieB=
li8 audi an ben Standardization Soiz
iep geipunOt.
sans QeBterer t6r @ift ent6alz
tenOe 0ofen ge8eben, 10 babe iie
biefelben unipifen0 i6rem @atten
gegeben. Dap ie tein @erbre4en
beo6fi6tigt, ge6e f6on boraus berz
Dor, boB ie bic 3ei6e be5 8atten,
ent9egen Oeien @uni4e, ni4t babe
petbrennen lafen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Mit rinrm anilhhr[ rrIfLnnfn.

Sail Riber, Conn.,. Is. Mdr3.
- Inter alien 3ei4en, OuB ie ermorz
bet Dprben, tpurbe unter einem Sc
bduDe an Der PleaIantitraBe, tpel4es
al5 6if4martt benuBt purbe, bic
2ei4e Der Srau 4ngela G6abot aug
Bearing aufgefunben. sic f6eint nit
einem &niippeI erI4lugen pOrben gu
fein uno 1T pa6rf4einli8 auf benz
8ege BON benz Reitaurant, tpeI8eS ite
fibrte, na4 i6rer Mo6nung ii6erFalz
len unb umgebra4t tporben. 9a fte
in f4te6tem @er66ltniB nit i6rem
g6emonne Qmabeo @6abot gelebt 6az
ben iOu, 10 eri6eint befen @er16pinz
ben ooPpelt Derbd4tig unb bic 9oliz
gel fu9t nQ9 i6m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Inter SrImmern hrnrn6rn.

Gtncinnatt, Is. Mdr3. -
Dur4 ben ginfur3 bes 9ades Der
nod i'm 8au begriffenen Grane'f4en
9Obelmii6le an Der Gaitern : 4benle
fam Mtuiam 5etterS um'5 2eben,
6arbeD Malters erIitt etnsn t00tIt4en
@4dbeI6ru6, Glart GiIbert einen
8ein6ru6, iopie anOere @erIeBungen,
unb Sames 8ar0ner ebenfQu5 etnen
ShGbeLbruh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
M6itafcr Mria6t franf.

9eb : gort, Is. g}Gr3. -
@6itater @rigbt, Der bier Der6uftete
2onboner 9riinOer, iit, ME 6eute mitz
get6eilt ptrO, i'm acknowledgements
fdngniB ertrantt. Dem 8erne6men
na4 letOet er an Sniomnia. Gr fDnte
beute Nadmtttog Elm peiteres 8erb0r
bor benz 8unOes : GommifGr baben,
auein bufelbe purbe aus 8idii9t auf
3uitanb beri4oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Ste @abaihz8aln 0trren.

ct. 2out8, Is. Mdr3. - SIN
8unbes : 9titrift8gert4t begannen
Dor Rt6ter @QDums bic @er6unblunz
gen betreffs Oes Qntroges Der Union
Der n@abai6 : 8ubn" : 3u~8ongefteuz
ten unb Der Union Der 2ofomotibbeiz
ger, ben Dor 0ier3ebn Sagen gegen Ie
erlafenen %tempOrGren Strife : Gin
bdlt56efe6t ouf3u6eben. Sine U}enge
Der O6erbeamten beiOer Qr6etterberz
bdnbe po6nte Dem 9ermtn BEL, barunz
ter audi Die 8roBmetiter Morrt7ep
unb 9ana6an. 9teielben ertlGrten,
buB mar bi5her feline 9reifion auf bic
N}itglie0er Der Union a~usgeibt babe
unb audi feline iol6e betreffs 5erbeiz
fii6rung zines @trites ous3uiiben ge>
benfe. Die @er6anolungen birften
mebrere Sage in 4nfpru4 neAmen.
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6roen ben 8iidnf rntidiebrn.R

2tncotn, Nebr., is. 0}dr3. =
9as 0bergsri6t mics bic @ppeaation
bes 8if6ofs 8onacum in Dem 9ro5eB
betrefF8 Oes 8eIiBes Oes tat6oIiI8en
8ir4eneigent6ums in Setparb ab.
9furrer Diaiam Murp69 un0 bas
8irGen : Guratorium %getpannen ben
9ro3eB i'm 8rei5geri6t, tpogegen Der
8if8Of bann appeGirte. 9ur8 bic
jeBige GntI8eiOung bGet6t 9farrer
M}urpb9 i'm geiiBe Der Stride un0 OeS
9forrboufes, troB0em CT bonn 8ii4of
ercommuni3irt fDDrben 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Shiffsnahrihten.

Rem : y ort, Is. U&dr3. Anz
getommen bon QiOerP0Ol lit bier ben
9ampFer n9eorgic."
Q6gegangen finb Don bier bic 9dms
pier st. 9aul" mad Soutbamptpn,
,8ermanic" nu9 2ioerpuoI un0
rGtatenoam" na8 ROTTERDAM.
6ciGIp, is. Mdr3. 9eit6tet
purbe bier Der 9ampfer nP6iluoeta
p6ia4 auf Der 6ubrt bon NepzYOrt
nu6 @outbampton.
2iberpooI, Is. Mldr3. = Der
9ampFer Oceanic" langte BON gtepz
0orf bier an.
9Dut6ampton, Is. MGr3. -
Gin8etrOffer 1T bier Der 9ampfer
n86ildbelp6ia" ppn Nen<Qlort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Gnmmrrhikr in GIrhrLnnh.

Gle0elon6, 8, Is. Mdr3. =
Die 6euttge Semperatur bat ale y8ez
CORDS" fir Mdr3 felt @to6tirung bes
Metterbiirealis iibertroffen. 9a58berz
mometer itieg Bis ouf 741 @rab, Der
nG8ftb04ite n8ecorb" trat i'm N}Gr3
1896 Elm, in tpel4em ba8 36ermomez
ter einen MarimaIFarb BON IA 8rao
erret6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Ghnrrifnrm in Gnfnrnhn

9enOer, Got., Is, Mdr3.-giner
Der Reftigitsn @dneefiirme Der SAT-
ion 1T bier felt beute friib entFeTelt.
@r bauert beute @6enb nod nit unz
D%erminberter 6eftigteit fort. 81
3temli4 ale @traBerbu6nen ba6en
iRre 6a3rten einteuen miiFen, uno
ale 9eidGfte finO GROCER @t6rung
unterfporfen. 9as Wetter lift entf6tes
ben fGlter qeporDen.