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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
StaOt Baltimore.
8ricfbcf0rocruua naf Dem MnSlanDc.

DE ~auspdrtige pOit fir Die nit
Gem IS. Suli enoenOe Wo9e i4liebt
Tin alien 5dlen piinttIif) in bic
iigen Yoitamte, nie fotgt:
Die gddetzgoit lit offen td9lin pom
9 u6r Mc1gens Bis 5 llbr gtd9mltz
tags (uusgenommen SOnntag); bic
gafet-4pf fir 0eutI4lunO f4lieBt
UNI II u6r 8ormittags am W&ontdg.
Die 0ampfer psrlafen Gepzgort,
R.=g., Biz anbertpsitig a~n9egebeE.
srunsutIcntiide 30 t.
Montoq nm 9 l1br 46enos na4
europa per Oampfer r8utier Wtlz
helm Der 53peite" pia Plpmoutb.
@6erbourg unO Bremen.
0ientuq nm 9 u6r Ibenos nab
europa per 0umpfer st. puul" bio
southampton (oie 9oIt no4 Srldnb
muB per Ct. paul" be5ei9net Isin);
Inn II u6r 4benbs nu4 europa per
9ompfer nMujeitic" Oia Queens
topn.
Mittpo6 - Inn 9 l6r 4benbS
na6 dranfrei3, Dem ii0lifen @uz
ropu, Ggpptsn uno 8ritii4>S noten
per Oampfer ga 8ascogne" otd
6apre Ole 9oIt mad an0eren S6etlen
Don europa muB uper Ga 8ascO9ne"
be5ei9net iein).
Ereitad = nm 9 l16r 4benos nd9
europa per 0ampfer rG%ampanla"
pid Queenstonn.
9oHfir il b. unb central
Qmerifu, Weftiubtene etc.
Montag - INN II uAr gtafts
mad Central 4merifu uno ben iiiOz
Ii6en qacific@9dfen per 9dmpfer ptd
Golpn; mad 9aptt per 9ampfer
,9rins WiQem Der 8ierte".
0ienffaq = Inn l l16r gld4mttz
tags mad Samuicu per 9%ampfer bon
8oiton; UNI IL u6r Na6ts na4 8rdz
filien per 9ampfer r8recidn Prtnee"
pia Muceio uno 3io be Sanetro.
Mittpo6 - Inn u u6r y&a6ts
mad Cuba per 9ampfer nM2onterep";
nu9 Granada unb Srtntoao per
9umpfer vMaracas".
Opnnerftag - I'm 1 l1br Nu4mitz
tags mad Samaica per 9ampfer Don
8oton; nm II ll6r Na9t8 nd4
9orto 9lata per 9umpfer bon 3d.
ton.
6reitag - UNI l u6r Nd6mitta9s
mad 8ermuoa per 9ampfer BON 9az
Iifdr, N.JS.; nm 7 l16r IbenOs ndd
8ruiilien per OQmpfer v5pracui e"
pia 9ernambuco unb Santos; I'm II
116r Na6ts na4 ben Ga 9lutaz8ez
qenben per 9ampfer r@ditloa"; nd6
Neu95unbldnD per 0dmpfer Sill
bia"; mad 9orto 8icp, Curacao unb
9ene3uelu per 9umpfer nGaracas";
mad 6ortunez SsIdnO, Samuica uno
Gartagenu per 9ampfer n4ltai";
mad Cuba per 9ampfer nMorro
Cattle" bid !6upana; nu4 Snagua,
!6upti unb Santa Martba per 9amz
pier yQt6os".
goit fir Neufunbldnb piu Nort6
SDonep unb fir Miguelon biu Bolton
i6liebt 6ter tdgli8 nm 8 ltbr gadz
mittags; fir Cuba bia Sumpd, Jfd.,
tdgli9 nm 1 l1br gfd6mittags; fir
6onburus, Gotta Rtca unt @uatemuz
Ia Dia RepzS orleans tGgli4 nm 8 llbf
Qbenos.
Srdnsz Ydcific 9 o #.
Montdg - I'm I ubr 4benoS na6
6afpaii bid San 6ranci8co.
9ienftag - nm 7 l16r Qbeno8
mad China uno Supan Diu 8ancouz
Der.
Die goit mad 6apdii, Sapan uno
ben 96ilippinen pid San 5rancisco
f6lieBt bier tdgli4 Big gum 26. Suli
Inn 7 l1br Nbenb8; nd9 Nuitralien,
NeuJSeelanb Sill, Samoa unb So
mali bid San 6rdntisco tG9li6 Bis
gum 1. Quguit Inn Z l16r 2(6enbs.
SrdnszY ocificzBoIt ipiro tGgli9
gum Q~6gangs6afen bsf0rbert unb Or
engagements iino getroffen fir bsren
ununter6ro6ene leberlano > 8ef0roes
rrng.
g. 9abtes 90 Garfield,
YoitmeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
Grbte $4,000.
8ieruusfa6rer SO6n 8eppsl Der
8Iiifli9e.-8tro ii6 in 9eutidz
Lamb iein 8elo 6olen.

8liidli6e.-WtrO ii6 in 9eutIdz
Lamb iein 8elo 6olsn.
oyo6n 8eppel BON gr. POS, Glare
mount : 4oenue, 9igAlanotopn, eir
8ierau5fu6rer Der r@Aeiapeute 8rauez
TEL" lit bur6 ben Sob ieine8 8dters,
oes 8e3irf5amtmannes 6rie0ri6 Sep
pei BON Grlungen, Der grbe Don etnI
$15,O OO geporoen unb piro ii6, lpie
er ertldrt, bieIsr Sage nit Ieiner6rat
unb Sinh mad 9euti6luno begeben,
I'm oaIelbit bic grbidaft gu erheben.
8eppel lit i6on felt Is Sa6ren in
Nmerifd uno Fat bereits aQer6dno
Qrbeit getban, nm ii4 in re6tli6er
Weiie bur63uf6ldgen. 8ei'm Qusz
brud bes ipanti6 : ameritanii6tn
&rie9es trut er als 5%retpiQiger in biz
8unoesmarine Elm unb fam uuf benz
8unbe8idiffe nQancdter" mad Sen
Weit, ND er iebo6 na6 neun M&onaz
XII uuSSrlIlu llSLI IpnIuS. SuIllt 1SpIII
er nu4 Baltimore 3uriid uno lentte
in Der leBten 3eit einen Wagen Der ge>
nonnten 8rduerei. @om Qbleben Isiz
nes 8dters, Der Dor feds Wo6en
Itarb, purbe er leBte Wo6e 6enn6z
ri6tigt, unb er niro nit feiner Sat
tin Sobanne uno ieinem einem Sinbe
Die HeiIe mad 9euti4lunO antreten,
Iobalo er pom beutI4en SonIuIut
6ierielbit Die nOtbi9en 9apiere er6dlt.
Gr bat in 0euti6ldnD nod cine
@6peiter, 6ruu 4nna Bed, bic in
Malri9itabt, llnterfranten pobnt.
Oieie er6t gleidfaqs Die obengenunnie
Summe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
q uIttii6 c 8.

YnIttihes.
llngeniiie Situation ii6er bic pplitiz
f6e Su6lage. = 0emptraten be-
gen sroBe 9offnunsen auf cine err
folgri4e 9erbit : Champagne. -
8ittere Spaltung in ben Heiben
Der Gepublitaner.
Die oiesjGbrige Wabl, fir pel6e
Die Champagne thatiGdli9 i9on begons
men purbe, lit fir Die bemofratiI6e
Partei BON febr peittragenoer 8eosuz
tung unb peruria9t Den 6ii6rern beg
ipegen nm 10 mebr&opfI9mer3en. I'm
5peifelbaft itnb bic Oemptruten felt
entf4lofen, i'm NoOem6er lire partei
gum Siege 81 fubren, oenn BON benz
Qusfoae Der 8a6l bdngt tbatiG9li9
Die 3utunft Der oemOfratii4en Yartet
ab. @s muB Elm 9ouOerneur, elm
Staats : G%pntroleur, elm General
4ntpalt unb cine Stuats : @eiebQez
bung erpdblt psrben, uro BON Der
3uidmmeniebung Der Staats9eieBqez
bung bdngt Die G~rpdblung einss9unz
oss Senators an Stella oes Q9tb.
2outs 6. McGomus uno Die Quspa6l
zines Stauts>S4ubmeiiters ab. Ra6
elmer o6erflG4li4en S9GBung Der Siz
tuationa ME lie jeBt liegt, buben bic
0emofraten oQe uria9en, nit Ser
Sa4ldge 5ufrieoen gu iein uno auf Ell
nen Sieg in elmer Mebr3ubl oerGounz
ties gu re9nen. @u9 in Der Staot
lit es mebr ols geniB, baB bic De-
mofrdten Is W}itglieber fir oas I'm
terAaus uno brei OempfrattI9eStaatS
Senutoren erpG6len. Sm 8e3ug uuf
ben Staats4Senat baden Die 0emoz
fraten 10 f9on ben einen 8ort6etl,
buB bic Me6r5a6I Der nod 5pei Sabre
i'm Qmte bleibenoen Stauts : Sendz
loren 0emofraten iin0. Die oenoz
trdtif6en Senatoren, pel6e i'm Qmte
berneilen, iino: Qepis bon NQeganD,
Qpplegart6 pon 0or6eiter, 3obinion
BON !6urForb, Sone5 bon Montgomez
m, WiIfon bon 9rince Georges,
@reentpeQ BON ct. Mdrn'S II. Moors
BON 0orceiter. Die republitanif6e
Senatoren, bic nod i'm Qmte blei6en,
finb: guBeI BON 8aItimOe, Roe BON
Caroline, McGuQoug6 BON Gecil,
@rap BON g6arle8 uno Oirpn BON
Sd[6ot.
Oa5u fommt nod bic 5rage, o6
ni6t Senator 8ubel bur9 oa8 nele
8eieB aug Dem Nmte geI9o6en tpurz
be; er ielbft lit Ii6 nod ni9t f9liiIiig
barber, obf6on feline ParteiFre4noe
i'm fe6r germ i'm Nmte be6alten m06z
ten, oenn er bat ii9 ais Elm iebr fdbi=
ger Wann betpG6rt, gang u6geie6en
pom Ydrteiitanopunfte.
lin cine We6r6eit i'm Senate 3u err
langen, brau9en bic 9emotraten nur
nod Ii6en bemofratii9e Senatoren gu
ertpdblen, uro ba3u Itno bic beiten
Qu6Ii6ten bDr6anoen, oenn Die W}e6rz
3a6l Der counties, I'D SenatOren gu
eripdblen Iino, mar bi5ber oemotraz
tiI6.
Sotpeit bic Gdnoioatenfrdge in Be
tra4t fommt, BAT ii6 nod nirgeno5
cine &ldrung ~DpQ5ogen; es miro nod
geruume3eit ndbren, e6e mar ii6 ouz
riiber i6liifItg perosn miro. Die
M}e6r3o6l Der purteifii6rsr lit in Der
Gommerfriffe uno e6e 0ieie ni6t gu
riidtebren unO !9unO ans Wert legen,
regt iid teinerIei Sntereie.
Qebbafter ge6t es in Der republitoni=
i6n Yartei gu. Sn Oeren Reiban
ma9t 1i6 cine itarte SpaItung unter
ben 9Fii6rern oeS StaateS 6emertbar;
ma m06te einen unoeren 9errn ais
8eper6er nm ben 8unbe5Ienat ais ben
Senator McGomas iel6it. 9a3u
fommt nod, Dab aud in Der Stuot
Die Repu6litaner in 5pet bittere Sat
tionen geipaItsn Iino, lpel6e iid ben
&f bis auf'8 Wlefer ertldrt 6aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
9ns ucunte Cpfrr.

philadelphia, 10. Suli. -
Der 3n0If Sabre ate Cornelius g.
Gronb1 pom Qromore lit ge1tern Morz
gen i'm QromOrs=6oipita Der Mun0z
iperre erIegen. Der 8no6e mar an
4. Suli bur6 Elm 8inOerpiitol perIeBt
fporoen. M}un bate bic gr0Bte 5oroz
fat angepai6t, I'm iein 2e6sn gu ret
ten, bic Qer3te botten lire gon3eRunit
o%ufgeboten, uno bis neniqe Stunoen
Dor ieinem 5OOe i6ien e5 aud, ais OBJ
lire 8emii6urgen Grfolg BADEN mir
ZEN, a6er Der 8no6e mar our6 cine
n0tbi9e Separation 10 qei8nG6t, DaB
Iein Sob nidt 81 Derbinoarn mar. IS
1T Oies Der neunte &na6e, Der in6olge
ron am leBten 4. Suli nit Rinoerz
ptItolen erbaltenen 8erIeBungen bier
Der Munoiperre erleQen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
eine Meiie nod eeutihlans.

nm bic Welt ODER nod irseno einem
gbile Der Welt arrangirt. ReiIez
binete iiber ale 8abn= uno Oompfers
oinien. 5beo. s. Siener &c
6 O.. 415- Mater.Str. l266)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
Whtung!

gridumt ui6t, 6sbb'Is Elegant ,luari6ttt,s
sbotourapbiibts at.l!tr, Rr. 32l, Roros@ap=5tr.,
Al beimben.
@or,iigli6e, ~oarontirt oau,rbaft. Gu6instsgiGOtr
fir 81 90 ods SuStrD.
Gmaia,= uun 9latju=gjGbtr, Joni. fiirtlsriib
ougeefHbrts Itbsns9rOBt 9crtrdts fno 9tbbels
6pjialitdttr.
sir gut, seOi.nuna biirat Der Euf ots atelisrs.
EWGril5,lM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20

8eer0igung. - Inter 3ablz
rei6er 8etbeiligung BON Q%eiOtragenz
ben puroen geitern Morgen Die irOjz
I4en lleberreite bon 5rau Bette 80
Ient6ul, peI9e am 9onnerItag i'm Qlz
ter BON 73 Sa9ren in ibrsr leBten
Do6nung, Nr. 1877, 9ruiO : Sin,
NDenue, aus Dem Qeben I6ieb, pom
3rauer6auIe auS auf benz nObeb
S6ulom" z5rieOboFe CUR IeBten Rube
beItQttet. Den SrOuergotte5bienIt lei
tsten Rabbiner Or. Dm. ROlenuu
BON ,O6s6 @6aIom" z3empsl, @anz
tor 0r. 4lois Raifsr unb Rubbinsr
Or. u. Simpn BON Omu6a, g1ebr.
DIS 8nbrtu9trG3sr fungirten bic So.
6igmunb 8omprs6t, 5run3 Sep
9arbt, s. 6trous, Qa3nrus 6tern,
8uItab gumprent, gilbert Sites,
S5Qac G(um unO @ictOr 3oientbuI.
Der @er6ti9ens mar in 9uin6en,
9enen Odrm fdDf, 9e0orSn uHD Derz
md6Ite Ii4 bort i'm Sabre 1851 nit
9rn. Sigmun0 8ointbaI, pelder
5pei Sabre ipdter nit i6r nu8 8ultiz
more austpdnberte uno bier LANCE 3eit
am n0eutI9sn Gorreiponoenten" ais
GeBer tbGtig mar. Sic binterIdBt
auBer i6rem @atten 3ebn 8inOer uno
3e6n Gnfel. SIRE 8inOer iinO 9r.
Sufo6 g. RoIent6aI, peI6er iid CUR
53it in europa aufbdIt, 5r. Samuel
Roient6al, jun, in Baltimore, 9r.
Maurice 3oient6al in Gan 6ranz
CISCO, 6r, 2(Oolp6 Roientbal in Rem
gorf, bic $50. @tOrge, Benjamin,
Mor, gilbert unO 6enrp Roient4aI
uno Trau 36ereia ManOel6erg in
Omaha, Ne6r. Mit Qu5na6me Dor
6rn. Sato6 g, Roientbal, pelfer ii6
in europa aufbdIt, uno 9rn. 9}auz
rice RoIent6al nobnten idmmtIi6e
Rinoer benz 2ei6snbegdngniB ibrer
Mutter BEL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20

ShiittcIfrpft, Shmerscn, DtaGas
ria, ga Grippe mno idllimmc Grf0l-
tmnaen fnrirt Dmrd) ,,Slanen's 9lane
ViGs" tnud1 III diiiiiaer Sprml.
0reis 25c. M~nenthalbeW pcrtaMft.
(3tl2, &&5,1A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20

rIrbeiterz MGnner9pr." = Sonnz
TOO, cu ). NuQlrt 1908, qrobe GrfnrNon nd0
Goirs@icp per Sampicr rSbomas SSortble1''
8afeban, ySriole=Ydrt". 9elite,
1ammittdeg 1 llbr, baltimore eegtrtenIraio.
nglectriczYdrf". = SGglt9 5ipet
MISUNDERSTANDING
.Shulia : MfdnnerhDr". Conn
Tao, Den 26. suit orobc GrtnrNon unO @'tnte
nab 6airsg5lp, 8odsGr;st, 0ui Den Ean'plerR
.5bps. 0ortblcp~ mo .9ctrtl".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
~ ettcrberidlt.
Ser. Staot,nsR "Sirtau,
SnItin1pre. osn 10. Sult 1NO3.

V5iftT. eoromcttrT. 1915 N66hc 8euperatur. So
YiittL. 9b.ruromsttrf.. rs 9~lieprisite 2tulperat. 90
Die botfte SdnelisteIt oe5 Ninoes IN timer
etlnOe bttrns 23l1ieilen pom WthsH.
Sag otfrige 8ttter. Die b63fs
s.mptrotur bes c~eitriasn 3a9,s IBIS 8 ubr abtno3)
mar AMI uaaetHaHntsu 5tdtiOuen, ME folot:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20

8ettsr sfi9ten. -5iir
Murplanb unb ben 0iitritt Columbia
flar unb pdrmer am0lontag, fIar am
Oienifag, lei4te ober frifde fiiOli9e
Minbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20

9a8 @ros Der @Gite aus Den entfernz
teren @taaten beute erpartet. -
l~1ngemein reyes 3rei6sn in unO
Dor Den 9auptquurtieren Der
rglts," - 0euantOmmlin9s gu
9auien0en re8iitrirt unO bcpirz
t6et. - Die qreiie fir Die pa
rnOe uno ben @etttompf Der 8az
PeleT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20

itutfinoenoen Wettfampf Der RapeQen
i'm nGlectriczPurt" iino folgenoe 9reiz
ie ausgeIeBt:
1. Yrei8 6aar $1,000.
2. Prei8 bnar $500.
3. 8rei5 baar $500.
4. Yrei5 baar 5000.
Sebe &apele, fpelte an BEN Wettz
fampfe t~6eiIne6men min, muB aud in
Der Yarabe ipieIen. Seoe 8apsQe
bringt cine pon ibr ieI6it gepd6lte Ct
leltion gum @ortrage, uno Der 2eBz
tere purf ni4t ldnger al5 Is Minuten
ouuern.
9araoe Yrei E.
Sir ou8 o~rigineGite Quftreten in GER
9araoe, oa5 bette Mari4tren, Die
fa0nite @ri4einung, gr0Bts .3a6l Der
89e~iInebr1er, ionie fir bic gr6Bte
,3ubl iplfer S6eilne6mer an Der 9az
ruoe, bic aus ben entfernteite ten 86eiIen
oes 2unOe5 tommen, iino foIgenOe
Yret1e GuS9e1eBt:
CIR. /. 6il6erner 9ofal; $500.
Delight Don Der n@merion Drug
Comp"
Rr. 2, Uncertainties 6la9ge;
$3.50.
gr. 8, Glts' Banner : a0ni9sz
gurpur. 9eotjirt pon Der rgmerion
Drug Comp"
Nr. 4. Gralteb Ruler's Re9uliu;
800.
Nr. 5. @ralteo Suffers @aosl; $75,
CIR. 6. Die am beiten u~niformirte
Rapele, baar $50.
QuBeroem erbalten Der gr0Bte,
f~leinite, f4perIte, Iei6teIte, iiingite II.
dlteite Der @ltsmitgIieoer inoioiOuene
9rsiIe.
@eitern fam aud bas bu6i6 iGuz
itrirte SouDenir : PrOgrumm an Die
auspdrtigen 9dite sur @ert4eiIung.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-29
Meeting of ST. Paul Chapter.

st. Paul chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution, held an interest
ing meeting yesterday afternoon in the
parlors Of Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
church. Mrs. E.. NJ. Prouty presided.
Mrs. Winifred M. Deming gave a re-
port of the continental congress-, to
which she went as delegate from this
chapter. Mrs. Prouty also told sew
eral interesting incidents Of the con-
2resS, at which there were fourteen
Minnesota women present. Mrs. Jew
EFT read a report of the continental hall
fund up to date, in which she spoke
of a bill passed by congress making
the-hall exempt from taxation. Miss
Stanton played a violin solo, accom-
panied on the piano by Miss Dicken-
son. Mrs. George McCaskey sang. Aft
er the programme tea and coffee were
served from a table daintily decorat-
ed in green. Mrs. Dennis Follett was
assisted in serving by the members Of
the executive board and the following:
Mrs. c.. E. Secor, Mrs. James Schoon-
maker, Mrs. e. r. Rutherford, Mrs.
William Liggett, Mrs. O. ] Reynolds,
Mrs. S. c.. Olmstead, Mrs. r. A. Ian
kpher. Mrs. d. L. Kingsbury, Mrs. J.
b. Baird, Mrs. M. D. Edwards, Miss K.
Sloppy, Miss Grace Nunnally and Miss
Dickinson. The next meeting of the
chapter will be held June II, Bunker
Hill day.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-29
Small Families Defended.

BOSTON, Mass, April %. Mrs.
Mary A. Livermore, in a lecture before
the Mothers and Fathers club the 9TH
err day, declared that families should
be small rather than large, taking a
view opposite to that of President
Roosevelt. She asserted that what is
needed most is child culture"
. I'VE need to listen more to talk
about the culture of fathers and moth
ers than to that of a child" h said,
There are two mighty factors that
enter into the making of individuals
and a nation. These factors are hered-
ity and environment. There are men
and women who are unfit to be the
parents of children, and with them
we have to depend upon environment.
In many cases it is better to take chill
dren away from their natural parents
so that they may have a chance to
do better"
Mrs. Livermore said that the best
agency of environment is the home.
when a child is put in a good home"
she said, "he a AIKEN the first step
in higher civilization. 1t would not
be race suicide if we were to have
homes into which only two or three
children were born; quality and char
acter signifying more than a horde"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-29
Home of a Hartman.

In view of the fact that her sister
is a Vanderbilt bride and she herself a
daughter of the Harrimans. Mrs. Will
liam r. Travers lives in surprisingly
modest circumstances. She was Mss
Lille Hartman. and her husband is
connected with the Dusrs, Hoyts.
Kings and Van Rensselaer,. Mr.. and
Mrs. Travers live in No. 80 West
Thfrty-fifth street. New York. in a
row Of gray houses. Their abode is
sandwiched between a dressmaking
shop and an employment Office, and a
troop of work girls eat their luncheons
underneath the Travers windows.
However, Mrs. Travers is often in Al
ken, S. c., and her interest in the
Thirty-ffth street house may be triffing.
The Threshold says from age. inc two
scared bay trees in the vestibuIe add
to the general tone of neglect. The
hall inside Is narrow inc no attempt
at modern decoration has been made.
This branch Of the Travers family
may become extinct after this genera
ton. There are no children Of Will
liam's marriage, and Miss Susan Trav-
ers. a spinster, Is the only other bearer
Of the name here.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-29
Floral Notes for April.

April is a good month to procure ma
tive ferns from the woods. They will
do well Sin the average dooryard if a
large quantity of the rich brown leaf
mold is lifted with them and placed
around the roots. They should be
preferably planted in the shade, n
will require no extra attention other
than a thorough watering now and
then. In the fall 1t is a good plan
to put around them a quantity of rich
decayed stable compost.
Sweet pea seed should be sown as
soon as the ground can be worked.
Usually the earlier they are sown the
finer they will be. Dig the trench a
foot or ten inches deep, and fill a
generous layer of old I'M in the
bottom. over this fill in fine. mel
low soil until it comes within a few
inches of the top. Sow in the seed
quite thick, so that they will not fail
to come up well. If too thick, do not
hesitate to thin out two inches apart
at least. Cover an inch deep n have
the two rows in the trench about eight
inches apart. Fill in around the young
plantlets as they grow upward, and
give early support. Wire netting is
generally best to use. although stout
beech branches are also s~erviceable.-
Woman's Home Companion.
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Nathan Hale Chapter Meets.

Nathan Hale chapter, D. A. r., held
It's annual meeting yesterday afternoon
at he home Of Mrs. A. H. Warren, on
Summit avenue. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Re-
gent, Mrs. d. S. b. Johnston; vice re-
gent, Mrs. Walter Sanborn; recording
secretary, Mrs. Samuel Joy; corre-
spending secretary. Mrs. S. c.. Gray;
treasurer, Mrs. Charles L. Johnston;
registrar, Mrs. H. w. Fagley; historian,
Miss Married. r. Otis; chaplain, Mrs.
j. w. Stevens. The treasurer reported
an increase of $66 in the memorial
fund, making a total of over $500 in
this fund, which, when large enough,
will be used to erect a memorial to
Nathan Hale out on Summit avenue.
Mrs. d. s. Polk read a paper on "Our
Postal System" which was followed by
a discussion of the subject. A fac
smile Of the Declaration of Independ-
ence was presented to the chapter by
Miss Ryan, who lives IN the East, and
is presenting copies of this famous
document to every chapter in the Unit
ed States. Miss Williams played n
piano solo and tea was served by Mrs.
Warren. assisted by Mrs. George Smith
and Mrs. Lankton.
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representative American woman. Her
name has gone 6down on the royal
books as Mrs. Thaw; others by thai
name who may come after will be des-
ignated by their given name. (Mrs.
George Gould has the same honor in
the Gould family.
AS for Mr.. Thaw, a celebrated
Pittsburger's estimate of him is this:
'The worthy son of a noble father"
After the management of his sisters
estate at her coming of age he return
ed it to her doubled in value. In the
social world he numbers among other
clubs a membership in the MetropoIi-
tan club in Washington as well as sew
eral prominent organizations in New
York.
This family has their summer home
in Newport, where they enjoy Almost
beautiful domestic home life, entertain
ing only in a reasonable way.
1t is announced that Mr.. and Mrs.
Thaw and family will go abroad short
ly to spend the summer in Belgium.
Switzerland and France, though they
will probably not go to Great Brit
ain. Should they do SO, however, Mrs.
Thaw will undoubtedly be presented
to the present queen.
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SOCIAL.

Miss Lucy Bassett Comstock, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Com
stock, of Western avenue, and George
Smith Mckay were married at 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the home of the
bride. DR.. Maurice D.. Edwards per-
formed the ceremony and the bride was
given wv by her father. She was
attended by Miss Ida Townsend, of
Keokuk, Iowa, as maid of honor, and
William Mckay, brother of the groom,
solemnized in front of a bank of palms
and Easter lilies, the decorations be-
ing entirely white and green. In the
dining DON red was the prevailing
color. The wedding was attended only
by relatives of the bride and groom and
there was no reception afterward. Mr..
and Mrs. Mckay have gone for a short
wedding trip, and they will be at home
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CLUBS N

The Eradelphianaclub held it's annu-
al meeting yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. r. A Iourkee, of Prospect
terrace. The officers were all of them
reelected except the treasurer. They
are as follows: President, Mrs. John
Dale; vice presidents. Mrs. w. R.. Shaw
and Mrs. Dart: secretary, Mrs. S. H.
Schriber: assistant secretary, Mrs.
George Doran; treasurer, Mrs. T. d.
Godfrey. Mrs. George Doran n Mrs.
r. E. Witty were elected delegates to
the State Federation of Women's Clubs
to meet in the fall at Mankato. The
programme for next seasons work was
outlined. The study OF art vii! be
continued and the following four noy-
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necial to The Globe

Special to The Globe.
HASTINGS, Mimi, April pa
wedding took place at the Church Of
the Guardian Angels today, the con-
tracing parties being Thomas A. Muir
laugh and Miss Margaret E. Caneff,
both of Marshan. The Rev. J. A. Fftz-
gerald officiated. Miss Cecilia A. Ca
neff, sister of the bride. was brides
maid, and P. J. Murtaugh, Of Bemidji,
brother Of the groom. best man. The
ushers were ]. F. Casserly and M. A.
Mcnamara. At the offertory of the
mass Miss Susie E. Kranz rendered a
solo, Ave Maria" and at the eleva-
ton, Consider the Lilies" A recep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Caneff. The newly welded couple left
this evening for Winnebago City.
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Experience in a New York Shop.

A woman living in the upper West
side was walking in Fifth avenue with
a verdant girl friend and stopped be-
fore a great dressmaking establish
ment. The woman-let her be called
Mrs. Lolita Nerve-dresses well but
i~nexpensively, and devotes much of her
time to searching for bargains. Mrs.
Nerve leveled her lorgnette and said:
Rather nice gowns. Let's go in and
look over the stock. The girl said She
had no intention of buying. Nor l."
said Mrs. Nerve, n in she stalked
with the hauteur of an Aston. It is
unusual for women to visit this shop
without a purchase, and Mrs. Nerve
was received effusively. She n her
friend were whisked upstairs in a pink
upholstered elevator and an octette OF