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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
0lnnn Mnrin @rhnrbt.

Gg farb am 4. Rdr,, 7 1lbr 0torgsns, Qnna
itorbenen 8O6anu GrisOri8 GrburOt. Die 8ecrois
ounQ finott Treitug, @u6mittnQ nm 2 llbr'
BON Der gBo6uunq .ibrtr So6ter Gr. lob, Gitz
M(ontgomerD=StruBe, aus TAFT.
Qiebe Muttcr, tbture Wtutter,
8iel gu frib Dsrlicbft Su ms.
9, ME bart mar bod oos Sdetotr,
8, lpic i1ucr bic SrtnnInQs tuno.
9, mir DcrOen Sein Q~eOenten
Sm 8cbst unO iibcrol,
llu0 mir iucroeu Nae trdbten
60 3u tbuu, fpie Su getban.
Sic trauerno,R @interbliebenen
Spbn SCOOTER.
Gi6monO NH 9bilaoelpbia 3citungen MOLE; 9e=
fGqigit eopiren. Dbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

Gin 3 Tide Got
tesbienft nuroe unGdngit in 5innlonb
abge6aIten. Negen Der itarfen 8dlte
fanb berfel6e i'm 9uuie beg YaitorS
Itutt, unb 3tpor bi6t am Selepbon,
bus nit bem Selep5DnneB Oes gdn5en
&ir6Ipiels perbunben 1T. Die Pre@
Digt fpuroe aud in ben a6gelegeniten
O6rfern bernommen. On alien UP
puraten tpurbe mitgefungen. Der
@ottegbienit ion einen feierIiaen Sim
brud qemaAt baden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

9us 0euefte: Gin fe4s@
itiinbiges S4adfpisl 5pif6en Pa1az
gieren 5lpeier 9ampfer uuf 4o8er Gee,
Die fpeit non chamber entfernt tpdrer,
nit 6iilfe Der Dra6tloTen 5elegraphie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
Grtcs(On-eEinte.
Baltimore 9ampf : Gadet 60
(QIte unp 1uperIGiCTae BGisefuir.)
wit WWN 6NVNEENTT'1E ~W'~IIIENFI
Sit Der. 6taaten4Qof bef5ro,ruo.

2lt Set. SIdQleRSSDW DeIOGOtEUD.
Sampler fabren tdgIi5, 6ouHtug5 ausatHommen,
bon r9a0z9ines"9ierg, 1913 Q~i1bts5trabc. 60
abenOg, brett nab Oh gOjut Comfort, 40vf2lE,
9%prtsmoutb uuO allen QunittH Ots SlDcus. 9us
~SiuOuug in Din 4oiut Comfort nit Is. & D. SIS
~itubabu" nab ai6moHO. grbiuoung in 9ori3s
mouth nit 0em sScabDaro Qjr Cine" ~ioliOtu 9ug
Don 9ortsmoutb mad atlanta. Su R%Oriolt gtrs
b~iuOuug NIT Der atlantic Godt gius." R0rfolI
uuO Carolina, ROrioIf ur0 iiOli3, RoJiolt uuO
tustlib uuo Oh Dominion 2IHss nab 9cDberu
unO gBaibjngton, R.sG.
mabltitsn naa mrOpdii5tm gIane. Qururi6is
RaiittHlimmer, s;tftrii5s gcltu6tuaq, 2nmgibtjs
5ung, Roien frsi. RtjsrOirtt Roiut:njimmsr i'm
Q~jltt4garrau Der .Bapz2int," 0r. 103. Cfsgaltis
mor,zStrabt. 9eIepbous 6. 4 =. a.. Qaul 1885;
Dlarplauo, GourttauO 42j, g.baucb's, Is Ror0s
Gbarless5trabs, unO gtrsau br -Stlboarp dir
Qjns,1 Continental 9ruit 60. Clubbing
Spbu q. SbermUuc, G. Brpnn.
B.zHrai. u. @sasUtauGser, 9cF,sYuiiGsigrzA8eHt.
(8925
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

SEPT limb bic Rep< 9 D r
fer 9o6lsnbGnbIer un3ufrie0en, baB
Die Na6fruge nu6 &O9len gu gering
if. MG6renb bes 8inters mar bag
gu6lifum un5ufrieben barber, baB
bic SGnbIer bic Na9Froge ni4t befrie>
biQen tonnten, unb bus mar bel
fhlimmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

6eft4ber n8artenlGube"
lit un3 bur8 Die 8u4banOlung Don
81. 0anitid 5ugegangen. Sin fetnes
8eleie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

Qanoe pirb'3 nt6t mehr
barern, unb mir baben fir iebeRranfz
belt unb ieglifes Gebreite Elm 9silz
ierum. 8ir3li9 tpuroe beri9tet, buB
9rof. St33oni BON Der 9odfdule in
Bologna elm Serum gegen Die 2unz
qenentsiinbuns bergeiteut babe, bas
fid ais Elm 10 ftarter 3erfDrer Der
aranf6eitsfeime erpieien, bdB es
pirfte, tpenn CUR 3eit Der Smpfung
f6on brei 6iinftel bes normalen
Notwithstanding bOriiber tDarer.
9rof. Glerner ii6errai4t Die Welt,
baB er nG9ften CONNER 8u9r unO
&inoeraolera nit einem Serum err
fplgrei9 gu befdmpfen gebentt. 9dS
fpGre Elm Geger, bu bieie &ranf6eitert
10 biele Spfer forbern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
lImclin Sc(m.

Gg farb om 4. Mdr3, MOroens $40 1tbr. nab
elmer fur3cn uuD i6mer3batten &%rantbett anslta
6elm, qeliebte Satin BON 6reO. S. @sln, i'm vi
fer non 36 Sabren uno 8 NlouuteH. Sie 3eit Der
@ecrDiguug tpirO ipdttr o~uoe3ci0t. 6+-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
nRnnnI Q3lnc 0Qinie

mad philadelphia uHo NeUsgorf-
San5rtg. Qbt. D.Gamoer. @bf. D. Mt. 81.
sdlafnuggOn o.. .... SoqL. 3.5l y. 355 q.
shlafz Il. 6pciislD... GdgL. 755 Q. u 800 O.. 6
Buffet, 4arlor, augg. On 9l9 y. u ga g
garlor, Spciie, nur Co.. g52 D.. 9.57 y. &
garlor, Diner, au5g. Co.. 1880 %. v 70 "a q.
Qarlor, Diner ...... IdgL III U. u l0R.
,RoDal giiteo,4 ausgcuommsn BulmaHsSag.
guffet Snoftr, Qarlor, Cbitr0atiOu, 5psiies Il.
GufcsQ0agQORs ..... IdgL $40 y. . 3.53 y.
Barrier, Giuer........ Sa5L 600 q. sos q. G
Goadts Q5ila. ...... Ga8l. 800 81. Cos 2. 6
6dl9fyaoooug ....... Id8l. 1879 g.. l2.# 9. 6
4olal.SalafDagqou nab gctU=9ort fsrtig 5um
gebrau5 in Wt. Ioaal=Station I'M 1000 N5bg.
u, nab QtlauticzGitD an 0o3entagsH; 9, mad
GtlouticsGitp ta9jj5.
Qat 3ugs Balttu in BilningtoR. 6, baltea in
Gbttcr.
0bila. Qffom. .......... SdgI. sos O.. 80 o.
Q6ila. Grprsb.. .ous8en. 90. 230 q. 2.35 q.
gbila. 6rDrcb.. .nusgeu. 60. Ass 81. 800 q.
Qb.r0esr Qttom.. ...ousgtH. 90. Sis q. $50 y.
gbilu. Wttom...........Hur 60. 6l0 o.. els VI.
giuetsguIeaur, RorbpetsGds GalDsrts uH6 9als
timoresStraBe, 526 SuO=9roaopa9, Dlt. B0galf
Citation Oosr COMMUNICATION.
.. g.. MartiR Il, WGr. gaH. Ir1TTtt.
6. B. 8aiietL GsE.sgaf sagtHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

6pIgenDe5a merifant de
@ittenbiIo ptr0 aus 6rdnffOrt, &n.,
beri9tet: q. s. Grapforo gu 9enberz
fon bat 6eute gum britten W}ale feline
erIte 5rau ge6eiratbet. Dor iieben
Sa6ren 6eirat6ete er SRI. QGice Song.
8alO na6ber berIieB er jeOO4 feline
Srau, ging nu6 MifOuri unb nubm
cine anOsre. Nud einiger 3eit lpurOe
er au9 oieIer miibe un0 te9rte 81 Der
eriten 5uriit, un0 oa ie in8pif4en
cine 6heiOung e%ripirtt 3atte, 9eiraz
t6ete Ell tie gum 5peiten MtaIe, Die
M}iFourierin a6sr i4tpur Dem ungez
irslen Ra9e, berfoIgte ieine Spuren
unO psrtlagte i'm fpegen 8igamie, tpoz
fir er feds Sabre Drummer muBte.
WG0reno ieiner @efangen56aft err
Iargte @dttin SO. l unO 3 uberz
malls eine 5Geioung, mar a6er, al5 er
bor 8ur5em feline 6reibeit erlangte,
3ereit, es tpieDer nit i'm 81 berIu9en,
unb Dor einigen Sdgsn bat er lie, ME
oeTdgt, gum brttten MaIe beimgez
fii6rt. Da Der famofe G6emann erft
33 Sabre alt lit, 10 fam it4 9as nod
Dfters f%pieber6olen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

Ger gut repubIifani6 de
philadelphia 2ebger" duBert ii4
ii6er bic repu6litanif9e Antitrufz9ez
feBgebung ~tetnespeg5 anertennenO.
Gr fagt: .@enn Die repu6litanii6e
GongreB4IRe6r6eit nit i6rer dnge6lis
den GeinoIeIigteit gegen Die Sruts es
ernit meinte, oann tpiiroe tie brett bic
@ur5el bes 5ruitgiftbuums 5erit0ren,
i!tbsm tie bic 3ruit b~riitenben, SruIt
fyroera6en unb 3ruit f9iBenbsn
9irgleD : 3oa6eItimmungen, pel9e
cGe;n Die gtaltbtruits in i6rem i9Gnbz
Ii4en Sreiben auTre9t er6alten, aufs
tc6tn tpir0e. 4Gein bic repu6litas
riIGc Ms6rEit lit ni4t uufri6tig; lie
trei6t S9inbluber nit Der Qngelegenz
belt unD fat gar ni4t bic @6Ii9t, BEN
Srults in Die 3igel gu fallen. SIR
ein3iqer 3ped, fpern man mad i6rer
6anblungsfpeiie urt9eilen min, gebt
Da6in, bas 2anb 81 benz 9luuben gu
psranlafen, baB tie etpus gu thun se>
Denfe, mas i6r in Mirtli9teit iebr
fern liegt.4 8efer uno f4Grfer 5dtte
fi6 fein bemOtratiides 9latt aus
briifpn t0nrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

O6ne2Grm unb a It o 6ne
9ebutte lit in beiben 6duIern bes
gongreRes nun bic 9orIage puIiirt,
nel8e $4,000 fir bic @rri8tung Ell
mes 8eiter@S tano6iGoes fir @eneral
b. 5teuben auspirft. Der gongreB
trGgt bamit cine 9anfesf4uIo bes
amerifantIden Bottles aus oefen
i9nerIten Sagen, Des l%1na6bGngigz
feitstampfe8, enbliA a6. 9us Dent
mai beS groBen Mannes tpirb in
Wuf6ingtOn eriteben unb 3lpar in
nd9Iter Nd6e bes Dem p8ater bes @az
terlanoes" erri6teten, Der Steuben
me6r, als einmul entbuiiditii4 gepriez
fen fat. 0u8 Steuben@ StanO6il0
tpirb fir immerbur in e6erner Sprafe
ben 4nt6eil Der 9euti4en am 8efreiz
ungstperfe b~erfiinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

Sn M ii n d / It bte Wittpe
oes 0i9ters 9ermdnn BON Qingg i'm
AIter BON 96 SaAren a~eftor6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
S~erianntInngs~ Mn3ctgeH.
Sefnnntma hMngeW.

o. lreau Der 5trafeus 5urhbrndsa
x 0cmmt1drc. Rdtbbaus'NHner.
8uItimurc, Den 2G. Tsbruar 1908.
Die Strdbeu : Sur16ru6s : GOmmiddre MAIDEN
hermit in tebereinitimmuHg nit Dem neuen @bar=
ter, 500. abibnitt. ,bsfdnHt, Odb fe ibrc erfte Ser=
~idmmluno s rettag 9, Den 3. April 1903, Yor=
mjttaQs 10 lIbr, in Dem 9iireau Der Gomuihdre,
&otbbaus, abbalt,n iperben, I'M bic goamo3t uuss
,uii6cn unO Die ibueH iibertragenen luo BON ibncu
Dcrlanoteu 9ili6ttn 5u %crfilen i'm 9etreii Der
G~onoemniruug uuo Sur9bre5une Der &pples ooer
SstDsglQep, Don Der SitDieitc Der WlOnumentsStraBe
bis sur RorOictte Der SlO Soppa=9touo, in 8emdB=
belt Der 9crorouuuq Rr. 90 Dcs 0taDors IL. Staotz
ratbes BON @aItimote, ~bsitdtigt am "a. RoOeutbsr
1902.
Tranefs e. SoMn,
Senrp gcfpeH,
2Irtbur y. WacSeIdu.
GomniTdre;
George GbeSIrp,
(feb2G, Wdr35,12 1926, Gpr2) Glert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

am 81. SS3SIlDer 1SOZ.
@tiammtes Ginfomm:u rpdbrenO oes
ao6rts ....~-...."...... S1,lo6,Ol5.38
Sa5rtg . . 82L78z87
@utbabtm
@runOtiocntbnm .. ..-"....... 2l1,498O8
6ppotbctcu unO 2orltbsn auf 6rnno=
e~iQcutbum .. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. olOr50.I
Bon Der Gpmpaqnie ~ectierste GbIi=
0tionen unO 4ttien .............. sos. 1881
gaar i'm gireau uHo in Der gaut.. l6S167.70
9ebets9ilau3tn BON agcnteH........ l53,6l7.72
TGQiQe 3inien unO 0tietben........ lQ982.l
tionen iiber Dem gu3mcrt5........ 4,4O6I9
qrnttosgutbaben 81. ........... $1,461, 993.63
3t6t 3uotfanOcR Mt b q ben.
Su ucri6iaDenen Stadten
gum S6ute Der QoliceH=
Srbaber oCponirts Setus o.
Titaten o.. ............ $11,4OO.W)
ten Staatsn .......... 13,939.73
9crbiuDli6teiten iber Ses
poftcn =. ............ 2,539.73
9eiammte Sugstnnosne gutbaben... l461, 993.63
9erbiubli6tetten
9etto : 9etrag uHbe3ablter
9erlufe uHD 4uipri3e.. S8O,l5l.5S
gciammte nibt s~tngelous
fene 4rdmien ........ 6olryU3.32
GommiiFonen, Maflcrges
bubren uno anoere Den
@qeuten uno Waflern
ibulbiqe 9ttrdqe oil be-
,ablteu 9rdmisn ...... 38,S42l8
eeiomrtbetroo Observation-Disclosures no, 903.O8
": SrboBrF n..."......... $691, O90.55
Ginbc,ablteg attieufapital ......... 20,0Q0.00
"s 9nbo5eP s.............. 49l, Noo.55
FttrQa Der ON 81. Se5cmber 1902 III
Dem Der. Staatcu IN Strait be-
fiHoli6en Qoliesn -. .........:...I4al2L4AW
getrao Der pdbrcnb beg Sobreg 1902
in MqrSlano ausg;tsnttn 9olietn l,073, 035.W
"G erbo oqa gramisn .............. 12,6l2.O8
Sn Maruluno pdbreno 1902 bt3aDlfe
9erluite e. .......--...'.'.."" 5,E9.g
I'm WarDlanb tpdbrsno 1902 t%rlIttsHe
8srlufte .. ......-....-.''-''' 9rto9.9
staat Marplcub, 9erfi3trunqgs
Sebartemeut, Sureau be5 Gouz
m"ifidrg. 8uItimore, ben "a. Sanuar
1903. Sn uebertintimmung NIT ben 6iicutli6sn
ouoemeinen @eIeben bti6einige i'd hermit, oaB Oas
@prftebtnbs Elm pabrbeitseetreutr @us3ug aus BEN
@ustpeiie Der r&o3sfter 9tutiaen 8erF5erunass
Gompaanie Ron &oaeter. R.=0.," bis aum 81. Saz
aember 1902, ipie er in bisicm Girsau eineersi6t
porDsn, 1T.
2lobb 8i~ltiHiou.
S65,70 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
&nbi0n 4inn.

Gg ftarb am 4.Mdr3 1903, Mor0cns 2 l1br, SDbiaa
Ripp, I'M @lter Don e. Sabrcn, 7 Wtonoten uno /
Die 8eeroiounq finOet E Onuta q, No6mtttug5
100 llbr, pom Qrauerbuuie CIR. 40, Sio=@nHE
Sic trauernOsu @tnterbtisbtnrn.
m4-61
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

Gontre q mi GrDfD>
ninf6ielo, Der bis6er unfer @ei4Daz
Der in europGiT4en @endfern CONF
manbirte, lit UNI feline Peniionirung
eingetommen, un0 Dieiel6e lit inn
prompt 6erpiQigt nor0en. Na4 an
ben llnFGQen unO 6%tanOalen, pel4e
bort porgefommen Iinb, mar es s3ett,
i6m einen Ra4folger gu geben. Die
Stole, pel3e er in Der S4leDzGontrpz
berie 1pielte, lit Md ut1oergeTen, unb
Der Giidtritt Gronninf6islb's nir0
fsin 8ebauern berDorruFen. Mann
iiber 8prOl 0as lit Q(Qes. DIS Iein
3a6folger lit gOntre52GOmiraG Cotton
erndnnt.
@enngIei6 Der 81. Con
greB in Ieinen 8epiGigungen Elm
3pei : Mtiqiaroen : GongreB gepefen
uno in 8e5ug auf 4usga6en Don alien
8arlamerten Der Ser. Staten Den
@ogel d6ge19oFen bat, lit es peber
gelungen, bic n0tbigen @eIOer fiir8erz
tiefung unO 8er6reiterung urieres
@4ifffa6rtfanals, nod audi Gtpas
fir ben Oelaparez&anal Der bic Gbez
fapeafe nit Der 0elaparez8ai berbinz
ben foute, gu er6ulten, Der GOngreB
3eigte ita gGn3li4 ubgeneigt uno 3uz
getn6pft. Sn tIeinen Neitern Oes Wez
items prG6tige REORGANIZATION unO an
bere &egierungsgebGuOe gu errt4ten,
ba5u mar Sch genug fliiiiig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

Stuat WarDGanO, 9trii9rruuggs
Scpurttmeut, 8ireau hes 6 0 me-
miiidrg. 8u~ltimore, ben 2. Gebruar
1903. 5u 1tsbereiuftimmung NIT benz Goocr Der
Difentli6eu o~lqemeiutu 8eiebs bci6einige i'd bjcrz
nit, OaB 9oritebcrbes ein g]ctreuer @u5jug aus
benz Qusipeii, Der p9tuti6sNmtritarii6cn @tri6cs
runqg sGomSaquie BON Ieip=gort." bis gum 81. 9cs
3em6er 1902, pie CT in oisiem Separtcment eiHgcs
rti9t iporoeH, lit.
QIobb @iItinion.
58,65,72 9erf9cruuQs=GommiTdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
Marn 6. Born.

Gg farb am 4. Mdr3, MorQtng SIS ltbr, @arD
6. Born, 0ittlpe pes Derforbensn SoDn Born,
in ibrcm II. Qdbensiubre, in ibrsr g~8obnrng gtr.
1856, Rorbs8apzStraBe. Die 3eit Der &ccroiqrng
ipiro ipdter u~nge3eigt. (6l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
9ur9 bas 9epartement.
Qustpeis ii6er ben Stunb Der
Orr. Staatrns BDrig DER mandrltfr(
Drr6derungs~C Ompagnir
bon Manheiter, @ngIunb,
am 81. DECEMBER 1902.
am 81. DECEMBER 1902.

am q 9s,pm6pr 1000
8eiormtes Giutommeu ipdbrenD ocs
Sabrcs .................. $1,75l, 930.79
geiammte Ausgabsn ipdbrsuO Oe5
Sdbrts %. l,5l5, 250.03
-
gutbuben.
grunotiqeutbum . . ................ 10000
Sm 9cfs Der Gompaqnis befiuoli6e
Cbliqatipneu unO Qftien .......... 1888 6S.35
9aar i'm 9iireau unb in 9anten.... 220,992.86
Ct6etz9iIan3su pom a8:nteR ....... 283, 1868
Giu3iebbdre Ee1uuHgeH .......,.... I96.4O
Mistbcn -. ................... 8,324I7
morttperfb beg GrunOeiQeutbums
' ten is5.g BEN gn3pert6 -. 36.6oL65
Standardization >. ............ $l,849,89 1854
-
4i6t gttan utbaben.
ef nen gtaatsn j" ,nT gi6s.
feaung BON 9olican=5n=
babsrr in iol9en Staattn
Deponjrt CMarttpertb) =. 231 10000
QtrbIu0ltdfeGten IN beldg<
ten Staattu ............ III, SOTO
"
8crbiuoli8tsiten e.. 49,. 12O,392.3O
|
Ie6ttz9ilan3tn BON 9]lgtntsn, Hiat
Qcf5ert...... .. ............... 4,87147
--
geidmmte 3ugtfanotnc Gutbabeu.. $l,8+5, 0lzg7
9erbtnolt6fttteu.
Rctto=getruq uu6e3ablter
8crlute e. ........ 1923, 728.34
G;iammte uHo;roicute Qr6=
mieu . ID. 1.N6, 298.97
Committeeman, Mutlsrqe=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

ueberi8uB in getreff Or QOlitens
9nbabsr =. .................... $685. s0.s8
Gtnbaablteg Qtticntapital ......... 1000, 10000
utberi8uB in 9ctrtff Der attieu=
Snbabcr -. .................. 4,7O8, 1916
getraQ Der am 81. December 1902 in
ben Der. Stadteu in Strait befinO=
ii6en goliceu .. ................ 763 679, 72Z.O0
8etruQ Der udbrenO oes 3abrts 1902
in WurDl1nO uugqeitclten goliccn 6,135, $4,000
quf bas MurDlduoer 8ti6dft in
1902 cr6ultene 9rdmien .......... D,378.65
Su WarDlanO iDdbreno 1902 bt3ablte
@eriufs ~. ..............-... 52,565.46
Sn Rar9luno pGbrcno 1902 t]rlitt'ne
Qerluite . ID. .................... 55,176.46
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
Ehif8farirW

a "a ben Garppa aber 9reH'en SefS G@Ra
bmra bsiorIE DE
@7peSEttOm pes aEsutidhtH G0tsstponefnten'S
as@,@Nas manaaEssssm ana &AnaAiAeaAA@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

9~unncritng, Den ). Mars 1903.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

gciummteg G%intommeu ipdbrenb beg
Sdbrcs - $,63O,333.3l
3a5reg - 8,851,49431
@runOeiqentbum .....:.... 100000
6ppotbettn unO Sarlebeu auf@runO=
c|igeutbunl Il. . NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I5rOOO.UO
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06ligutiorcn unD @ttien ........ S,183, 457.59
gaar I'M 9iirenu uub in Der 9unf.. 6S5, 0lI.40
Sebet=gilaujeu BON Aqenten........ 9ll,72O.26
Sdai0e 3iuieu uuO Nietben....... 38,845.9S
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9erbinOli9teiteH in bclagz
ten Stdaten D.. . ........ lOS,456.S
llebcriduB iibtr beia0ts
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9~cbttz9ilunJeu BON &gen=
ten, ui3t gef9ert...... 12,226.88
8ufammen .. ............ 12,226.88
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getto : gttru0 unbe3abl=
ter 9erluite .......... $5l3,242.G3
@eIanmtc UnpsrOitnte grdz
misn -. ............3, lis, 225.74
Soldrc, Mictbe, QusQubeu, {
Steueru, Gtc9uuu9sn,
Cont, gebibreu etc,
fdQjo ODER aufo,laufen.. 4,O98.34
Committeeman, Mutlsrecz
bibrtu unO onbere 2tn=
fpri5e, fdlio an Qgtnz
ten unO Ratler. .197, 097.86
,3uriidbe a6lte4rdmien 81
1927 uuo 8idperf6ez
runqs : 4rdmien $780,
451.05 . . .............. 1913, 631.26
ftitrn d. -. ....:................... 4,62s 295ss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
9ur8 bas 9epartement.
Qustpeis iiber ben StanO Der
ROdefrr grut(drn 4fnrrurridr>
rnngs-G Ompagnif
BON Rodefter, R.~9.,

an 81. 9e3ember 1902.
8tiammtes Ginfomnp:u ipdbrcnO OsS
aa6rts ................ $1,lO6,O I5.38
8eiammts quseabeH luGbr:nO Dc5
Sabrtg . . 82I,73Z87
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
9ur9 ba8 9epdrtement.
Muspeis Iber ben StQrb Der
Dent(6 . AmrtikaniGden Drrfdrs
raHgs>G Ompagnir
bon Nenz0orf
o. n....K.. 1000
an 81. December 1902.

NII OLs ~N0NHtUNL LCO~* I
gcfdmmteg Ginfommeu ipdbrenb bs
oya6rcg -. $780, 1881
9eiummte &~useo6eH pdbreno hes
Sobrcg .. 3,851,4 94.31
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-24
PASSED six THOUSAND MARK.
Masonic Bazaar Had Big Nigh and Greater
One Comes

The Masonic Fair had another big night
last night. and the indications are that
tonight is to be the record-breaker.
Over $500 was taken IN last night, ami
this PUTS the receipts at over $4,000 with
big nights to follow and outside reports
to be heard from.
Last night the chief interest was in
the voting contest for the most popular
Knight Templar. Mr.. John c. DreWry
won the 216 votes while Gen. c. A. Wood
ruff polled So votes.
The Board of Managers has presented
to Mr.. H. c. Butler, of Raleigh Lodge,
a handsome Past Masters Jewel, TINS III
commitment for splendid service rendered
bv him and his daughter, Miss Edith
Butler who was with the Raleigh booth
Mr.. Butler is the superintendent OF the
Ciaraleigh Cotton Mills and the FAIR
authorities say he has aided them greatly.
Many handsome prizes were won last
night and the dancing under the leader
ship of Chief Marshal P. B. Fleming was
enjoyed greatly The music was by
Levn's excellent orchestra.
Tonight is "Shriners Night" and it VIII
be a great one. beginning with the unique
parade just before dark In this the
Shriners will ride camels, donkeys, and
any other curious varmints they can hitcA
onto or lasso into service.
Gay uniforms and gay scenes at the
Masonic Fair tonight. Keep your eyes
open and be there.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-24
SELECT PLANS NEXT sIDsY.
1hs Mas,ns Bear Prom the Architsc:s About
tia Temple.

The general committee OF Masons IN
charge OF the selection of design and
plans for the Masonic Temple to be erect
ed IN Raleigh met yesterday apd heard
from the various architects who had sub
Llitted plans.
The architects who were heard by the
committee are Messrs. Hook and Sawyer.
of Charlotte; Chas. K. Bryant, of Char
lotte w. p. Rose, of Raleigh; C. S
Hartge. of Raleigh; Charles Mcmillan, of
Wilmington; and Fry and Chessman, OF
Lynchburg.
No decision was reached yesterday, but
the selecting of the design was set Tor
next Friday. when the building committee
will meet in Raleigh, the members being
Grand Master H. l. Clark, of Scotland
Neck: s. H. Smith, of Winston; DR.. X.
J. Noble. of Selma, and John G. Drewry
of Raleigh Col. w. ]. Hicks, OF the Ok
ford Asylum, will meet with the commit
tee.
There were present at the meeting yes
terday. IN addition to these gentlemen
named. Gen. w. r. Cox of Edgecombe
Major John Cotton. of Tarboro Col Jno.
S. Cunningham, OF Person, and Mr. A. j
Harris. OF Henderson.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-24
sEABoARD,s SPLENDID sPRvICE.
The People are Delighted With its Fair Wet
Work

The people who have travelled over tn
Seaboard Air Line special trains during
the State Fair are delighted with the ad
mirable service rendered and with tn
cOnveniences offered
The road has handled gerat crowds o
people and without a hitch or jar, every
thing going smoothly and not a single ac-
cident. Out of the city it has already
taken over eight thousand people to the
Fair Grounds, bringing back from 10000
to $4,000 and handling these great crowds
III three days without murmur of com
plant.
At the same time the regular train ser
come and gone from Raleigh close or
vice has been kept up and trains have
time. this applying to regular and special
trains This admirable work in the hand
ling of the crowds here is to be credited
to Mr.. A. w. Towsley, the Division Su
perintendent, Mr.. y. p. Smith, the TRAY
cling Passenger Agent; Mr.. G. H. Cat
tbs, the City Ticket and Passenger Agent
and to the conductors, engineers and train
force, all of whom worked in perfect har
mony and made things go with dispatch.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-24
GLADDEN. Kneads thu Negro Problem
(By the Associated Press.)


Cleveland, Ohio Oct. 22.-The closing
meeting of the American Missionary Asso-
citation was held tonight. DR.. Washington
GLADDEN., of Columbus, made an address on
the negro problem in which he said that
the solution of the question was further
away today than it was at the close of the
Civil War: that the task of the negro to
manhood is increasing in compleXlty and
that the people of the South deserve great
credit for what they have done for the ne
gro The American Missionary Associa-
ton has funds amounting to more than
million dollars he said, the income OF
which it is required to spend III the South
ern field for negro education. Other So
cieties have similar trusts. They can
not be transferred, they must be conscien-
tiously administered to sustain mission
airy work. To suspend that work in the
South would check the forward movement
of what is proving to be very helpful in
its results. The negro in the gerater part
of the South, was declared to be disfran-
chised and che is no longer free and
responsible citizen. He is subject, must
pay taxes and has little or no share in
determining how these taxes shall be OK
pended
The American Missionary Association
was born to bear witness to the truth
that black men are men; that they have
not only hands but souls and for them
there must not only be bread but a king
dog-hope, outlook and opportunity, a
clear path to the heights of manhood