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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
JEROME And COLER AT SCRAP.
GUESTS At DOXING BOCTS or
Cherry HILL CLCD.
Crowd Lake a Matinee Audience and the
sparring Mostly Gentie-tDne Good
bout That Drought out the cry: "ilOw
Was That. JcrOmsky ?"-COps a.Plenty.

Crowd Lake Matinee Audience and the
Sparrtng Mostly Gentie-(Dne Good
bout That brought out the cry. "lIOw
Was That. .JcrOmsky?"-COps a.Fienty.
District Attorney Jerome and Bird s.
Coler were the distinguished guests last nil ht
at Cherry Hill scrapping exhibition,
The Hamilton Athletic Club Of 50 Cherry
street gave an invitation exhibition of the
best efforts of local talent with eight-ounoe
gloves in three-round goes, with fifteen
minute wrestling matches sandwiched
between bouts. Roundsman jackson and
six Oak street station cops were there to
keep order, under the eye Of Capt. O'Brien,
who occupied one Of the seats of honor be-
hind the District Attorney. Capt Hodgins
alongside. LOUIS Gulossten, manager OF
the Hamiltons. set out to show the Dis
trict Attorney that the real gentlemen OF
Cherry Hill were undeserving OF the stigma
put upon them by the recent performances
Of the Monk Eastmans and the fakey-
Yakes.
The word went round that any guy that
got fresh would get all that was coming
to him and the crowd that was jammed In
around the canvas-covered ring In the
long, low meeting-room OF the club be-
haved like a matinee audience.
Only once, when the Philadelphia Pigeon
caught succession Of rapid straight left.
from Charlie Miner" that brought blood
from his shiningD black nose, some one ON
the opposite side Of the ring shouted. How
was that, Jeromsky,' and was promptly
squelched.
Mr.. Jerome came early to the ringside
with Assistant District Attorneys Cans,
Lord and Knott and his secretary. Holder.
They took front seats amid loud cheering.
Mr.. Coler sat right behind him, fianked by
Dan Reardon and Assemblymen Bourke
and Billy Burns. !.
The bouts opened up with q couple OF
milk -and-water goes and after Billy Mcl1er-
ney and Charlie Kennedy of the East Side
without landing for three gentle rounds,
even the District Attorney began to look
disappointed. and the com bined efforts OF
the husky referee and the sergeant-at- I.
arms couldn't silence the sarcasm.
Then Floor Manager Mike Keegan called
Jimmie Doyle. the star singer, OF the
.Chimes," into the ring to quiet the crowd
with an the Morn / Culled the Violets"
and Mamma, Please Buy Me Baby
The real scrapping began when charlie
Miner and the philadelphia Pigeon
two 15O-pounders, got together. They
mixed it up in great shape to the evident
delight of the crowd in the reserved seats.
The referee called the bout draw, but
the colored man got all of the punishment.
What tickled the District Attorney most
in the whole show were some funny stories
told by an old-time minstrel named Sheehan,
who was brought into the ring in an inter-
mission. He sang some funny songs. too,
that brought in rome and Coer.
The show was over at II O'Clock. Mr.
Jerome said he ID had fine time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
THEATRES An DOING WE'LL.
Casinos New Piece Appears Next Week
Old Ea,Orites PrO,pcrtpg

The Casino is closed this week, but will
he reo7ened next Monday night with THE
Rinaways, typical Casino show. II
had It's first public production in Baltimore
last weeE frd mfde a big hit. Sam
and lie" Shu'tert and Nixon & Zimmerman,
ns owners, have spent great deal of money
or 1t, and no finer costume production has
ever been seen on Broadway. The music
is rnoful and there are enough pretty
women in the company to carry any musi-
cal show 10 success.
David Warfield and his company in "The
AIcioneor" are here for the first time
this season. Al the Victoria last night
Warfeld began limited engagement. He
has many imitators in his line of work.
b'' none is as successful as he. THE
Auctonoer' was one of last seasons big
hlts, ard is well worth going to see second
time
The Broadway is a big theatre. but the
-! he Prince Of Pisen has been there. The
West Fad has new star this week
IN lsahe! Irving. She is under the man
egement OF James X. Hackett and Is play
inI The Crisis" Miss Irving il one of the
iEd dependent stars. and she plays only in
me independent playhouses.
Joseph Jefferson began a two weeks
engagement at the Harlem Opera House
.n night During his stay he will present
The Rivals Rip Van Wrinkle" The
Syricke, on the Hearth" and Lend Me
1--WE Shillirgs.- Tomorrow night at the
Ma les'ic The Wizard Of Or celebrates its
l95th performance.
The Earl Of Pawtucket" Ia still turning
people away at the Manhattan. Fool
and His Money" is another successful
comedy. The Sultan Of Sulu" will run at
1Mallack's as long as the weather permits.
There will be an extra matinee OF The
Darling OF the Gods" at the Beiasco on
Thursday afternoon.
The -Four Cohans are At their hest In their
new play, Running for Of6cc. at the Four.
zenith Street Theatre. THE Suburban
In its last week ut the Academy OF Music:
The last two weeks are also announced
Nancy Brown" .Evervman, Mes.
Ssge from Mars, and mfr Blue Beard.
Trace George and Pretty Peggy leave
The Herald Square In three weeks time;
Creston Clarke plays logo in .OtheI'o
his week at the Murray Hill. There is
ersion OF 'Resurrection' on view at the
american Happy Hooligan' IL making
sm at the West End. and the Crackerlack
S,rlesque troupe are at the Dewey king
Dodo" is at the Grand. There and Back
III the Princess. The Old Homestead at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05

the Metropolis. and Mickey Finn" at the
Third Avenue. 'The Geisha" is being sung
at the Irving Place by the Ferenczy Opera
Company which is in its last week
keith.s Union Square Theatre is drawing
big audiences, for there is always a rood
show there. Proctor Is another manager
who gives only the best attractions. There
are vaudeville at his Twenty-thrd Street
house. "The Man from Mexico" at the Fifth
and THE Fatal Wedding at the Fifty
eighth Street house. Belle and Lolita
Iobin lead the bill at Pastors. The Great
Goldin and his company are the top-liners
at the Circle. Hurtig d Seamon's has a
good bill, and there are many new things
Museum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
SORE HANDS
Itching, Burning Palms,
Painful Finger Ends,
With Brittle, Shape|ess,
DisCo|ored Nails,
As Well as Roughness and
RedneSs.
One Night Treatment with Cutl-
cura. the Great Skin Cure.

Soak the hands on retiring In . strong,
bot, creamy lather Of Cuticura Soap.
Dry and anoint freely with Cuticura
Ointment, the greatskin cure and purest
of emollients. Wear, during the night,
old, hose kid gloves, or bandage lightly
II old, soft cotton or linen. For red,
rough and chapped hands. dry, assured,
tsching, feverish palms, with brittle,
shapeless nails and painful finger ends,
this treatment il simply wonderful, fire..
qucntly curing In single application.
Complete local and constitutional
treatment for every humour Of the
skin. scalp and blood. with loss of hair,
may now be had for one dollar. Bathc
with hot water aud CuticurA Soap, to
cleanse the surface Of crust> and scales,
and soften the thickencd cuticlc. Dry,
without hard rubbing, aud apply Cuti-
cura Ointment freely, 10 nllay itching,
Irritation and Inflammation, and sootho
and heal, and lastly, take the Cultcura
Kesolvent, 10 cool and cleanse the blood.
This trea, mcut affords instant relief,
permits rest and sleep In the scvcrest
forms of Eczema and other itching,
burning and Scaly humours, and points
to o speedy, permanent and economical
cure OF torturing, di>aguring humours,
from pimples to Scrofnia, from Infancy
- age. when oil other remedies and the
best physicians fall.
-! 'cssA.s. y: s: c:s,,s n e, c,H q:
e. ~. s.: : !. -, -. q Z c.,..S." Xss
fSr' s s,si e. cs K. 6 B. -. 80. S::s.- =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
LIQCOR TAX NEAR aIS,O0tJ, Ot)O.
Not More Than 8 Per Cent. Decrease In
Number Of Places,

Senator Plat, who returned from Wash
ington on Sunday night, found the follow
ing despatch in his mail yesterday morning;
The Hon Thomas e PiaH. FiHh Arenus
Hofri Nor York:
Returns from more than half the state
including Greater New York. indicate that
the decrease in places for new liquor tax
year will not exceed per cent and that the
total revenue for the liquor tax year will
be about sl7.s5O, 900 The State and the
locality on the basis OF one-half to each will
respectively receive upwards of s. 900 900
ms VIII be an increase OF about Z ZOO 900
Tor the state over the revenues of the lduor
TAX year expiring April 80, 1908. and an in
crease OF about 800 600 for localities over the
revenues for the same period
~ W CILLINAN. Excise Commissioner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
q. ". y. ID. WILL CONFER.
some OF Its Leaders Think Ridder VIII
Come Around, Too.

The Greater New York Democracy will
attend the Citizens Union fusion con-
ference on Monday night. May II. meet.
ing OF the Advisory Committee of the q N
Y. d. was held last night at Broadway
ana twenty seventh street John c.
Sheehan. Jacob A. Cantor. Sheriff o Brjen
William Hepburn Russell and N. Taylor
Phillips were present. The members de-
cided to have a meeting Of the Executive
Committee on Thursday night, when the
delegates to the conference will be APP
pointed.
Among themselves the Greater New
York Democracy leaders talked about
Herman Riders declaration against Low
they recalled that two years ago Mr.. Ridder
didn't come out for Low until well along
in the campaign. One of them ventured
the opinion that the G.. A. r. US would
be found at the fusion conference Another
said that Herman Ridder Just about filed
the Rdder description Of the man who
ought to be the fusion candidate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
JOHN Il. BANGS AS 4 DRAM ATIST.
He Is Writing a Comedy for Nabellc Gilman
10 he Produced Next Fall.

John Kendrick Bangs is soon to make
Ii, first appearance as dramatist. He is
ritng a comedy for the young woman
10 likes to be known as -Mabelle" Gilman
Mr. Bangs submitted the scenario yesterday.
1t was accepted, and Miss Gilman is to
appear in the comedy next season. She
will, Of course. he the star, and in this play
will Ike her first appearance outside OF
comic opera.
Mr. bangs he's hitherto tried his hand
only a, amateur productions. He has
"essful was Catherine" travesty on
The Tanning of the Shrew." His comedy
wlllnoactai neXl fall at the Bi lou Theatre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
1.-THE Tanning OF Helen" on Tour.

Henry Miller's company 'osed the season
in New York on Saturday evening, and
y The Tanning of Helen' will so on tour for
two weeks. Miss Martha aldron, on Sat-
urday played the part of arion Cave ndish
nd was conspicuousy successful. She will
play e role throughout the tour This
young actress played round OF Margaret
Angl!ns parts as her understudy in San
Francisco last year and was enthusiastically
ece!ved by both crit cs and public.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
BERKELEY INN

And Cottages, Pocantlco Hills, N. Y.
April 70 November Altitude $50 feet Real coun:
Try: Well shaded lawns Driving. Hnsurpsssed
country roads. wheeling, tennis. bowling. Espe-
cialiy attractive for families. Hour and u minutes
from City Hall. Garbage by appointment. MISS
LPNMOS al West iOtth ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
HADDON HALL

ATLANTIC CITY y. j.
This well known hotel remains open Throughout.
the year golf yachting. driving Riding: the ever.
famous Boardwalk. DC: illustrated booklet N. Y
ONCE, $50 eth aN.. l7i9 18th.
LEEDS a IIPPINCOTT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05

qThe advertising Of to-day engages ,hs
attention Of leading artist, --Chsra,
Muehs, Cecil Alden. John Ha"all. Mich.
ol'on. Henry Huu. J. c. Lyendeeker
may be mentioned
THE CHELTENHAM
L PRESS lends to the
work Of Artist and VIII
ter intelligent arrange
ment in the printing.
$50 Fifth Avenue
Southwest Corner 1O,h Stree,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
HOTEL STERLING. Fireproof,

Ocean end Kentucky Ave.
Cnoostructcd Ocean view. Capacity 800 Pri.
vate baths electric light. elevator steam heat and
in every way modern and up to date. Table and
service not e1celled anywhere: $3.50 to s2loo
weekly: ST. up daily. Special for May and June
Free coach meets trains.
S. A. MANUEL & CO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
HOTEL STRAND.

AtIAntIc CITY, y. j.
The Strand Is a new. modern. nreproof hotel
overlooking The world famed boardwalk and
Booking representative. J. L. TRENCHARD
Al Hotel wellington 55th st. and It'll ave. Now
York City. Daily from 10 A. NJ to =, NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
Magnificent new
HOTEL ACNEW

Adjoining Boardwalk. Capacity 600 Special Iii
up weekly; - 30 daily: $500 over Sunday. Inciud-
ira. Automobile. Booklet. New York Once. 2ss
4th Ave. Phone. f749-lsth. Also 3 Park Place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
HOTEL RUDOLF,

DHeCt OCeNn FTOnt. Atlantic C1ty y. y.
Open throughout the year.
American and European plans.
Rooms with and fresh water baths. MUSIC.
n. Y. Representative Park Place. Ii:3o a. N. TO
p. NJ: Hotel Imperial. to 10 A. NJ, $50 to p. NJ
Telephone 6O5O-COrtlandt. c. r. MYERS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
HOTEL TRAYMORE,

Atlantic City. N. j.
Rem aims open throughout the year Every known
rom fort and conv nience for Winter guests Coli
privileges. Running water In Bedrooms
7kAlMOkE HOTEL CO.,
u. =. White President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
THE ST. CHARLES.

ON THE BEACH, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Open throughout the year. Luxurious and
modern. Capacity 400. 20 private baths, with sea
water attachments, showers. &c. attached 10
single rooms and suites. Magnificent sun psrlor.
overlooking boardwalk and beach. Golf privl.
leges. Write for booklet,
NEWLIN HAINES. formerly Of the ChAifonte.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
HOTEL GLADSTONE

THE WALDORF.
New York Ave. near Beach, Cheerful, home like
sun parl0r. steam heat. II. Z. WRIGHT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
Nuf Der 9ahn Qetnotet.

Buffalo, 49,, 4. Suit Bel
elmer Goaiiion 3piifen einem perioz
nen5uge unO elmer Ran9ir : 2otomoz
tioe auf Der Rsp : Yorf Central
8abn tpuroen 5nei Mdnner 9etOotet,
elmer I6tper perteBt uno cine Qn5ubt
lei6t pertpunoet. Der Pahd9ier3ug
fubr in cine often gelufene Bei4e &C.
raoe alf cine bortftebenoeRungirz2pz
fomptipe uno 3eruetidte ben oaporite
banoen 2ofomotipfiihrer SEQ epers,
50 Sabre alt. Damn f%tiir3te OieRdnz
cir locomotive I'm uno fiel uuf Die
6iitte bss 8ubrtpdrters 36os. 8enz
reop, Is Sabre aft, Der ourin gu 3ooe
georiidt puroe. Quberoem puroe Der
II Sabre ate @otparo Webler BON
Rofefter ffper perleRt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
Serfn6herte Bilreaufratic.

Rem gorf, 4. Suli. = Der
ginfpanDerunss @ommifdr RObz
gers er6ielt 9eitern bic 8ei4perDe Ell
neg osutiden Sii4lers, Ramens
Oiterpulbt, benz iammt ieiner 5rau
Der 3utritt in bieies 2anb oerpsigert
iporoen lit. Die gupiere nuroen nud
Wuihington an bic 5~uitdnoigen Be-
BORDEN peiter geianDt, ieop4 lit Dor
nG4iten 9ienitdg bic @nti4eibung
ri9t gu erparten. 8 tertpulot CAB gu,
buB er unter Gontratt, abeeielofen
nit Der rStanbarb Oil Co." etn5uz
panoern beGbii4tige. @r bate LANCE
Sabre auf ben Oampfern Der Conn
pugnie eearbeitet uno 3og es nun por,
cine STEELE an 2ano gu bstommen, bic
i9m aud bon Der 9sieai9uft bereitz
ipiaieit eingerdumt puroe. Die Gin<
ipanberungs : @ommiiiion beoauert
ieIbit, 10 idurf sesen ben Mann Oor=
gebsn gu mifen, pirb ieoo9 bur9
oas 9eieB pa5u se8tpunsen. Otter
pulot bGtte crit na6 getreten bes
2anbes ii9 mad bieier STEELE umieben
ipQerL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
Sine gcrluRliifr.

8ofbtngton, .. g., 4. Sult.
- SIN 8riegs : 9epartement lit Elm
8eridt iiber na6itebenDe SoDesfGQe
unter ben Sruppen auf ben P9ilipptz
men eingetroffsn, ndmli6:
G6olera-Norlin @ngel6rott, Srpop
6, 5. 8upaueriez Regiment, am %.
sunni; 4rt6ur 81. peaie, Sropp 9, 5.
9apaGeriez 8egiment, am 20. Stunt.
Selbitmorb - George s. WftQer,
10. 8atterie Der 6elourtiaerie, am 26.
Stunt.
aubr-Rufus Stuart, Gompugnie
q, 26. Snfanterie< Regiment, am 20.
@pril,
@ergiftung - G6urles Son, 9oz
Ipitol= @teparo, am %. Stunt.
gneumonia - 3epbuniuh Softer,
Sroop s, II. &apa1eriez Regiment,
am 8. Sum-.
8rig6t'i4e Rierenfrantbeit- Gectl
9. @dcdm, Gompugnie ), 26. Snfunz
teriez Reqiment, am IA. sunni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
Gin bcmufratilher Shlahtrui.

Pittsburg, 9a.. 4. Suit. -
Der ulte S6la6truf Der 9emotraten
in Der Silben]@ampagne: rSurn TIE
8ascals Sut." purbe BON frii6eren
8ouoerneur Robert 6. YatttIon aus
gbilaoelpbid geItern gum er ten Wful
in elmer Rebe tpisber gebrau9t, pel4e
er Dor Dem gonpent bes osmofrutiz
i4sn GOmite's BON 4qeg6enpzGountp
6ielt.
Snbem er Ii6 Der llnterIu6ung
uber Die Sfanbale i'm YoItz0 epartez
ment 3ufpunote, idgte er: rWie t0nnen
Die n&dscals" aus benz Poitz9eparz
tement anoers binuus geporfen fperz
ben, ais bur6 bic 9emofraten? Die
les 3egierungs : 9epdrtsment lit ent=
piirotgtrp or0en bur6 0iebereien uno
SpiBbIbereien. Die Administration
bat nod ni6t ben geringiten @inorud
auf Die W}ui6inenberri6 aft in Der re-
publifanti6en Partei gema6t, uno es
piro ibr audi niemals gelingen. IS
-tptro 4ufga6e Der 0emofrdten iein,
bic ,Hascdls" aus Dem Nmte Al per-
trei6en." Die Reoe purbe nit nil
Dem Ipplaus aufgenummen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
WauDc nnQtc niht tuurtrn.

Rem gort, 4. Suli. = Beil
tie nit benz Ser5ulerliebiten, nit Dem
lie in nGditer .3eit pOr ben 3rauaItur
treten io1te, Elm tlsines 3erpiirfnib
bate, tront bic 20 Sabre ate Wauoe
8idisl i'm r0erpep 9Ouie" an Der @de
bon 1O4. StrnBe unO 4. 4penue,
8rooflpn, cine Quantitdt 8urbolz
iGure unb itarb penige Wfinuten ipGz
ter uuf benz Wege mad benz uNOrpez
gii9en 9oipttul," MuuDe, beren 81
tern in Nr. 1852, 9armon@Strube
pobnen, mar nit &orporal timber
1poob, Der in Sort 9umiltOn itationirt
lit, perlobt uro bic 9O45eit bate in
neun Monaten, nu4 Qblduf Der
Oienf5ett be5 jungen Monnes, itattz
ftnoen ioQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
GraBlidcs glutbab in streIbiae.

ct Sou1s, Wtp., 4. Suli. = Sn
etner Spataloepei9e an oas st.
Souis gOit 0ispat6" bon 9teeIz
bile, ungefGbr go Meilen tpsitli4
BON st. 2Ouis, GeiBt es: Gin 5pbter
uno bret mOstider Weiie tDbtli99erz
fpu1oete 1T oas 3eiultat zines Rsoolz
Der : 9ueas, bas 6eute Na9mittag
5lplden benz S9eriff %. 81. Suff BON
Sruipforo : Gountp, ieinem 9iilfsz
Sdertff PerrD Spes, 5ulfs : Murz
1daQ Sobn Wopbs uno einem 5arz
mer &o6ert Starf unb oefen Sobn
9tr14el Start itattfano. Rpbert
Start lpuroe bur6 oas 9er3 gei9oiz
len uno iturb uuf Der 5teGs. Der
S4eriff purbe in ben 2eib gei9ofen
nno tunn ni6t leben; 9irI4el Start
er9ielt cine tDotli9e Wunoe uno Der
9ulfs S6eriff 9errp befam cine
&u9el in ben Muno unb cine in Elm
gein. Qu4 iein 3uItuno lit fritii4.
Die S4sBerei entituno iiber Die
Weigerung bes iungsnSturt, ii4 perz
6aftsn gu lafen; er par bei6uloi9t
tporben, ii9 an Der So6ter oes retz
den 5urmers Benjamin Sglss perz
gangen gu baben. Dis S6ertff 5uff
eri9ien, nurbe er Don Start 6tnpeg
beoroert. Der Batter fam 6in5u, uno
als bieier 6Drts, mas los mar, gin9
er na4 ieinem 9auie. bolte einen &es
polper uno ging 5uriid na9 benz
8anf9ebduoe, in befen NGhe Der
S9eriff nit Dem Sohne itano. n6ter,
nimm ben 8eDolper, uno penn Der
Sderiff Did niat ulein Idbt, oann
peiBt Oh ia, pie 9u Did gu I4iBen
bait." Der S9eriff periu6te ben
alien Mann gu iiberreoen, bod polte
oerielbe gar Ni9ts bOren. @r 9riff
barauf mad benz iungen Manne, uno
oieier orebte iid iofort mad bem54ez
riff I'm uro iagte ibm cine 8u9el in
ben 2eib. 9iilfs : S6eriff Spss fam
bic @traBe entlang, uno aIs er ben
iungen Mann Den 8epolOer i9ningen
ia6, i8oB er auf oenielben. Start
|itiir5te g~etroffsn nieoer. Der guter
entriB Der iter6enoen 9uno ieineS
So6nes ben Repolper uno I4oB
Der StabtzMari6uG
fam bann benz S6eriff gu 9iilfe uno
nentge 5etunbsn ipGter lag Der alte
Start toot neben ieinem Sobne. Cine
augel mar Inn our4 ous 9er5 gez
gangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
God, mebr sfanoalgeidibten in
Waihingtnn.

darlington, .. g., 4. Sult.
= Die Diftritts Gommifdre uno
Der pOlissidsf o Wuibington urlz
terIuden einsn ansebli4en Stanoal,
Bel lpeldem ss iid oarum banoslt, oaB
Steaen an Der Yoli5eiforce bur6 oas
gesablsn sepiFer 8strdse erlunst
puroen. Die grnennung BON bier
Mdnnern, nslfe bic priifuns bsftan<
ben babsn. lit a~ufgebdlten rporosn. IS
piro bsbauptet, oab Elm isosr Der pler
Mdaner eilem gspihen Manne $125
besaplen mubten. ebe tie Die grnsnz
nuns erbieltsl. Sc miro fernsr be-
bauptst, baB Dieiss Spitsm fdon lett
Sabrea i'm Gebrau4e sepslen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
GDutrnft %arfinoiat.

Buf6ingtOn, .. g., 4. Su1i.
= 0as 9oitz0 epurtement bat bic
Weiiung erlaFan, ben Gontruft nit
Der r9oitdl 9spiTe C Improvement
Company" be3iigli4 bes 4nfaufs5
BON 4pparaten CUR Gontrolirung Der
3ett Der auslserung Der 8rieffGfen
auf5ubsben. Die Sroer lit bereits
am 1. Suli in &ruft gstreter. Dies
1T Die 8efeai6uft, in beren SntereiIe
GongrebmitglieO 2oub bon Goliforz
nien iid bei'm 9oitz0 Department perz
fpunot BADEN foG. sic 1T cine 5irma
in @oltfornien unb bat Sauienoe bon
ben Ipparaten fir ben poitbient gsz
liefert.
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Srei Sell ifmnrne,

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lorgfdlttg 9etroffenen 8prbereitunoen
gum Selbitmoro tranf WiQie Goiteuo,
elm 1~9iGbriges Mdb9en aus S6arpsz
billie, cine betrd4tIide Menge dbenoer
Gauge uno ftarb mad entieBli6em
Sooestampfe. Sic ipobnte Bel ibrer
S4pe iter, Jrau 9arrp 8afer, unb es
perlautet, oaB i6r in elmer 2iebesz
affaire cine Gnttduidurg p~ioerfa6ren
lei uno oieie lie in ben Sob getrieben
babe.
Sp6n Barn, Elm befannter 8iiroer
bon Sharon, bat Die gauge bprige
Nu6t in f4redli9en 8rGmpfen aelez
gen unb trdnf am nd4iten Morgen in
ieinem Seller cine 9intflai9e bon
Salmiatseiit aus. Seine 5ruu funo
ibn i'm 5poestampfe, uno ebs Gr5tli9e
9ulfe eintrof, peridieb er.
SO6n Marto in SiiD=S 6aron fdoB
ii4 in iel6itmOroerii6sr Qbii6t in
ben aopf uno pirb nabri6einli6
iterben. gr bate einen 6ibf9loa err
litten, Der pubri9einlia iein @ebirn
bsetnfluBte. Gr mar 80 Sabre alt.
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Nnpb[c in Der 6anntalflc.

Ct. 2ouis, Mo., 4. Suli.-9ie
nit Der 8ooolez unteriu4ung bei4Gfz
tigte 9rano Surp bat in Grfabrung
gebra4t, oaB Elm 8efte4ungsfono bon
$4,000 ben 8ertretern Oes 6ieiigen
5trdbenba6n Spnoitats bu5u gez
bent bat, Die Stimmen 0 8eiebgez
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3utaufsn, nm Bic 9uiiirung elmer
9orlags, bic cine @onIolioirun9 Der
9ohn[inien erm0Qli6ts, pur63uieben.