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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25
Baltimore 9ampf ga6ets 60.
(WItt une juutrIdmgc Saissinie.l

Sampfsr fabrsH td9.ia, 6ouutags ausgtnomulsH.
bon -Sapa2Iu;s1Qitrs, l0-l3 2~igbtsstrabe, go
abcuDg, oirtit nab Olo 9oiut Comfort, Rorfolf.
9%Ortsmoatb uno altu 9uHtt:u bes saotus. gsrs
b%iaouHg IN Oh 9OInt Gbmigrt nit e. & .. gis
~isrbabn" nab Ei5moub. 8;rbjHoung in 9ortss
mouth nit ptm ,SsabOlrO @Gr Sine" ioliOtn guy
ron gortsmOutb naa atlanta. in Rorfolt Der.
DiuOuug nit Der atlantic Goat Clint" Norfolt
uuo Carolina, aorioIt uuD iUoli3, Rorfolf uuO
D,t!ia uno oh dominion ginss nat Isrpbsrn
ruD Waibtrotor, Rs.
Ildbls.t.n mad tuvopdiibsm plane. Qurur;6is
RaiitsHl;mmsr, t.st.-tid, gtIeubtung, S1myi6tis
sung. Rcitu frti. 8~ti,ru'rt, RaiuttuJimmr i'm
@ utta8irtau Der sglp.4int,' Rr. 100. Chs81lti.
mor;sstrab,. 3tlcpbous 6. & 9. Gr Qau. 1875;
0!ayDlano, Gouytlaro 49,, qlbaugb's, Is Ioros
G6arlessstrobs, uno @ireau Ou sSsa5oaro dir
Cine Continental GJuft 60. Clubbing
SObn q. Sberrpooc. g. g}rppn,
g..Yrai. n. @eHsUiunaser. Sen GaiGsiersIaeHt
(GtS25
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en- 9nnfdszEitn. Wlp.. nurD,

G6drles 8. Gonine, RationalzS etrez
tor unD S4oBrei7ter be5 @srbanoes
Der Qeoerurbeiter uno Sattler, i'm
Griminal8eridt Der ltntsrI6lo9ung
Don $3.50 8erbanDSgelDarn ijber=
fii6rt uno gu q Sabren 3u4tbaus
perurtESilt.
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Bur a~naemcinen Seathtuna!

Sober bon meinen &unDen befommt
nit einem 9uBeno &ubinetbiIoer cine
groBe, pru6too1e, gum G~inrobmen
beitimmte Photographic gratis. M}an
fpre6e BEL mir Dor.
@cbbeI, Scntid]cr SbptOarnpb.
g2r. 321, Ror0z8 a1zS trdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25
NarplanO g. @enninlDaniaz Gileu:
hnhu<Snmhnauie.

sia. otrlaH,n Rortbs4pe.= uHo CaEzStr. Station:
S1H gort an 0o6tutaQ;H 7.30 Bonn, $50 Ydam.
MAJ Della an g3o9tnIalea 7.3O Born, $50 uEg
40 0a6m.
nan pe.air an Bo5;utag:H 73J uHo $50 Born,
$50, 40 Ra5nl. aao 600 -5euos.
eonnia9s nap Stlta $50 &orm., 400 &abm.
eouutaag nab 9elair $50 9Orm., 400 Ga4m. RuI
100 abtnos.
S. " EiisL ceaFal'g aHaliu.Hasnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25

- Die n6ig6tanO 8rauerei" in
g}etpburg bat ii6 in Ql6onp nit
einem QttienfapitaI bon 100000 in
corporiren 1aFen. Die 9irettoren IinO
6. &. 2si9t, 6. 81. 2ei6t unO q. S.
Qsi6t. idmmtLi@ in 0ep6ura.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25
Sine HciIe nndb ScntihlauO,

nm bic WeIt Ootr no4 jrgsno einem
G6s;le Der Me:t arrangirt. HeiIez
6iQete ii6er ole 9ahn~ uno 0ampfer.
2inier. S6to. s. 9iener C
s O.. Ais Mdter=Str. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25
Queen qnne's GiIenbaBns6o.

EobrpIau itit 0tm 4 GIf0Osf
9ampf.r perId5t Qisr RI: 70 an ai95t.5tFas,
ts1I;8 laugotnommtn S]lmi;d5s uno e0nata9si
mn : rbc 9orm. UNI 3 10 3a9m samfag5 UNI
: ubr gOrm. unO = lI5' Na5m. nag e00t5bolnt'
R.nt.AslanO; Queenstown. eta'LSo.lt, Gt".'"'
9ni6luB IN gytsnDooo al ott '1tl1'DaE's
e:;.utS1, nah alien Q~uHtteu iiD!i1 poH .TeIUs
~" 'J1ybiooelpbia unO 3orioAsGi isababn1.
Tratttu DrOeH an No3eHta9tn BIS . u7F
SS,nss sntg;gtu gsnonlmtH.
Snbr s, gogItp, 9sH,Tal=9aHa8itrsa5:at
CRai27.lA
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.,Nm 0nloc banat, nah GpIOe
nr1u1t."

Gan 6rdnctsco, Sal, "a.
Oft. - Sn Der leBten SiBung Oes %.
Sa6resz @pnpents Der Nmerican 8an=
fer5' NFociation" nurDe Die infor=
msGe 9istuiiion fortgeisBt; lie erregte
pteDer oQgemsine8 Sntert1e uno es
Eet6eiligten Ii6 Oaran @srtreter q
Staaten, pel6e bis 6er ni6t in ben
8oroergrunO getreten pdren. Sn Ell
mem |lGngsren 8ortrags lisB 5i4 Der
8unoesI6oBmsiiter Guis 8. 3oberts
~perne6msn, Gr bate gum @egenitano
itiner Gr0rtsrungen Die Birtungfn
BEG 3ufluTe5 be8 8oloes" gepG6lt
uno er lpies oarin our4 Elm umfan9z
1ai9es ,3ablenmutsrial oa5 iteti8e
Wunien Der @olDproouftion oe5 Orb
fretIss unD Der 8%olDporrGt6e Der per-
ihieoenen QGnoer u. |. N. na6. Do
ran fniipfte Der Reoner cine 8stra6z
tung Der 0irtung auf uniers I'm
laufsmittsl, auf bic 9reiie uno 20bne
uno uniere 8%e3isbungen gu ben iibri>
qen 3beilen Der Wslt uno pe~rt6Rtotgte
oas Sob unter Nnoerem nomsntli6
gsgen Den inn gema9ten 9orpuri
DaB e5 tbaures 8eIO lei. I'm Den
nG6tiG6rigen Gonpent bsDer6en 1i9
auBtr Nspzgort nod ct. 2ouis, Ntz
luntic=gitp unD Sarutogu, a6er e5
liegt bic Wa6ri6einli9fsit Dor, baB
bic GntIfsiDung, tpel6e crit i'm Qprtl
fiinftigen Su6res g%stroffen pirO, 81
8unfen NepzYort's uusfaGIen pirO.
Die Wubl Der 8eamten reiultirte mad
ben 8ori9Idgen bes Nominations
Gomite's ME folgt: PrGiioent, +. g.
8igelpp BON Milpuutee; 9icsz9rGiiz
cent, s. s. SpinneD bon 8anIusz
Gitp, Mo.; @retutio : @omite: s. ..
Boomers, 8entudp; S. 81. Mtitde1,
Minneiota; s. &. Wtlion. Galiforz
MEN; s. 9. 6inIap, 9ennfploanien;
Step6en M. 8rispolo, 9epzgort;
8. n. Oennis, SiozO atota; SO. g.
@offin; NisconIin; 81. 3. 2ane, Sc
orgiu; 8iGium 2iOingiton, Midigan;
Charles @apper, &anias.
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Wunopols. mt. 80QaIs5tdtI0n, W.5O 89tm.
ompSr sstatiOr, 500. 800 Dorm, ii2.0 R't'
tags, 5.25, $40 ytatm. - ~ os
Gt,laFen GamOca.5 t4rion RAD TEs996,Fid. "a;
1000 gOrm., 1915 Sorm, I29' 49 III Jos
"% @in8sfsS, ra Born, 300, !4ao. 1920 2aa'
Tttta9s: ,onr. 300 Born. 4l5, 4g QQam.
SGgs [o+tt,Eitp unp Jt Njrs, Qacal, 7S. Dl5
gorm IDS, H3N, -5.35, 800, Ills abtaSs'
Gurtis' gao, 3628 @95mjtta2.sa If uo5m. Gam,
h,nsStatior 800 0ohmittdGs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25
nRonnI QSlnc "NinIe
naa philadelphia mo RsW.gOrf.

Oep5rtg. g~rLGamo,n. gILgt 9o9at.
ealafoasgon 49,. Sa9!i4 35i .. O. 33S55 5 r.
S5!afs u. SRsiit.. 8csl3 % Y. y KY Y q
STiftt.gGJlOr, %ausgsn. 81. 9.l9 3. 9Zt -
gIorIor 9iasT,.. nur 60. 9.j2 q 30 -
SjTrior, SiHcr. ausgsu. 80. 1850 q ~ 81 I.
66arior, Stn,r, .....Edgii3 I.55 y. y l59 y.
Moral qImjtto,S Tur 4uQmans3ug.
g~uiigtsSmotr, garlor, C5i'rD1t'onss 4 SpEl'
ggaa9oag ........ 3aqli3 $40 y. . 525 ~
96rloSGar qBtI, ausg. 60. 10 .. S@ y z
TorIor, 3iuu.... Sdglib 600 a.. 90 q 3
ga55;s @7tla,..f3 s 3i4'2 92.8 S0 Il. Z l2.& Il. g.
9oial.5 L tpo0aon n98 9t,D.9ori e tGTt ss.h ISH
q, nab Gtlantit.GitQ, 4o5tHtaoH o. nap "''
'aS nh, B5o. 'f ba.ttn in milminatOn. G bait in
G6sitsr. n.- g,rr qgt Rsnol
9 S2i#a. e T5igs', ..::..aas5, 80, 239 3, 23598 3.
Fbil1. Grprsb ......au53. %. 40 y. 2W ~
@brDser Nifom., Gu5g. 20. 5!2 I 21g ~.
Tbila Qffpm,...... NIX -. 6.Ig u Ol9 q.
NgiIttsRHrtaur MoropstsGtt galDsrt uno gals
tfmor.fr'- Rr. 5525. groaa~ag, 9't. Eo0alsStatioH
OosF eS"2 81 n IIa5TTttr, mgr. Gar. Graffte.
G. 81. 9"affttE 9eH.s41i =4gent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25

= SIN 8unbes : Sreisgeridt gu
@lebelanb purbe Der 8anttafiirer u.
20. 9eibeI, friber 3ublclert in Der
r@itpzNationalbanf" gu Canton, O.,
rpesen unteri9Iagung bon $4,000 5u
flint Sa4ren 3u4tbdus Derurtbeilt.
= Sn 9es Moinss, Soma, baben
Die @rOBgei6porenen ie6s3ebn 4r=
Hagen ge9en 8eumte erboben, rpelde
ii6 BON Cen 8eiibern bon Gpiel60qsn,
Wirtbi9uften unb ReIorts Grpreiz
lu~nqsQeloer 3ablen IieBeh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25

NSuJiSL uiNU 0lCUtl>SlSIS. SUlIls<
tdrten bon uno nab @urppa. (2665
Suufe pom 3piIlingen.-
SIN 9auie Der @ltern, 6rn. uno 5rou
5ran5 5le4tner. Nr. 1905, NorbzGez
seiter9StraBe, fano am IeBten Spnn=
tdge Die Saufe BON 3piqingstD6tern
bes 9aore5 itott. 8aitor S6miot
bon Der GonpabftraBen Stride poQz
5og Den feierli6en Oft Der Saufe. DIS
Suufpat6innen bienten SRI. Sophia
90Ger uno Sri, 2ula Sti6r. Sin Or
6eiier Oon .3itberipielern Tpielte gum
San5e ouf. Man omiifirte iid auf's
8sIts bis gum nd6iten Morgen. On
ipeieno paren: 6r. Wilbelm Stiibr
nebt 6amilie, 9r. gAriit. Stugge uno
6rdu, 6r. Charles 8eder uno 6rau,
Sr. geitEer uno 6rau, 9r. 8. @0ler,
Sri. lSop6ia 9oQer unb pieIe 4nbere.
Was aus Der Slide Der 6rau sFleftz
ner lerpirt puroe, mar bds bette Der
Sation, pelfes Qqen pobl munbete.
Dem @eri9ts a6ren
uberDiesr n. = Wegen. anaebltz
der GuEItOrun9 uno Sragens elmer
per6orsenen8aFFe fpurbe geftern SEQ.
%. 0udett pomgoli3eirt6ter Rob i'm
iHbneitli9en 9iitritt Dem 8eri6ts
perfabren ii6erpieien. Oudett fam
am 5reitog Qbeno etpas anqe6eitert
mad Der Dobnung ieines S6nuoers
George Sttner, Rr. 1O2, Stafforbz
StraBe, nit Der Q6ii4t, feline Satin,
ipel9c bon r6m getrennt lebt, gu ie6en.
Gr mar nit einem Reboloer ~bepaffnet
uno bsndbm ii6 auf 10 ungeItime
@eiie, odB Elm qoli5iit our SteGe se=
rufen purpe. tpel4er i'm per9aftete.
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y stHd, gu qti6rnftr Ganpus, nnr in i4mor,; RH SIC.
Cualidt. SpcIcW pro YdrD
12lc. pubc cbmbol,itwurt mout opprttirts Trtaltnt, 63jr
ir
3n ,Spuu s@lag= Giuiib" fdrbiqe S:tOc, III nltu 6arocn NM S9r
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2=joQiqe gang le Dct lbudrjt 2utttd, 10 rdrt, ME urgtHo lQr
cine Qarantirr Seioc, poNtiu 6c. nertb. Sp8icl nur....... q
3636utqe Qaui ieiocuc itpore Ncau oe SoS garantrt cut tra0=
b. bar "FO "l3f F1p' D''oSn, tS3an' $hp @,''o. opF3"a &c.
2730aios ,rtra ibpcrt CANS icocnc, Qdn3cnO i@lpurjc Beau et Si
prdhtiqc Qdu; icirtIt GudNfGt. fur qnu3e Rlclaer ODER Rluc= SQr
rode pafmo; rtgHdrtr $l25 S8ertb. 2tjiea.....-..-.....O ."
eon, iciDtnc Ncou DC 6Oqut, nit iboRcm SLAM, IN 6lNubein uno
6rcmczfarbc; rtQuidr ir 7gt. pcrf1utt Sp]UlN4rtts tur f(lr
lRonta0 nUr..
SOC. Cualitdt Dou Qani ieiomc aiwbUnDeibtr Sancto, TART l0r
IND Ddurrbuft. SpJiul=Ertts Nv
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> Merchandise Miners

GE Sdmpfe : HtHten.
Rdb Bottom unS Gem Often:
iCben YioRiaQ, SieHIaa. SoUEerftdg uHo SGH'itaa.
Abenos q uhr.
Rad @rpIrence Mnc acra Cfien:
ltheH DilttUot, Freltag uHo SouHtas, AbsHos @ U1r
gadb Sdpanudh uIe Gem 2ueeH:
leocn 8lenffag. 8oHusJitdA, Sdmiag. Q5eEoE 6 Htr
Rad ReiuportsS1t ns uuo Rorfolf:
tdeIlb I'm o uuT 4btHos.
lln1b,rtrtfhits SsauemlldfelteH uno Sstoltl2AH7.
SursidIttse 8srinouls uro ibaene GsLotoetlH9
poH Sradt. g. Y. @iuIngbdm. 4g:rt
BEB res lGHsen 2o1s
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9. 6. Bbitnep, 2. 9 Il hr5 In.
SauptbureduF -Sr. sI4. Gff'Grrn'sH' @f'aFe'
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SScrt6Oollc OutterfOHc*

uuirt qan3c 12!o Cuudtdt MOir'=9ralins in natn Gors 13r.
ben, iur ~
2c Gnalitdt BON mcror3eO QanscnOc satteu, in allen Gar ~r
btuuanou uno lDUdrj, -
rSDt;o" 9tlour fir gStirtina" uuo duttr, iarbtg uno Pr
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8 anitats= Scri9t.

G8 ftdr6sn III perIonen. - 81 Sim
Der ais geboren d~n9emeloet. -
Negsr : SterbIifteitsrdte mebr
als ooppelt 10 groB ais Die Der
peib:a 8eb0lterung.
Sn Ger perflofenen @o9e Itar6en
III YerIonen in Baltimore, gegen
1876 in Der glei4laufenDen Wode oes
8oriabres. 8on zen @erItorbener
pdren 103 mdnnli9en uno 68 peibliz
den gef6le4ts, q tparen i'm Nusz
lunbe geboren, At paren gleger, 16
8inper fanen toDt our 0elt, 7 per
fonen itarbsn i'm gdDpinJNipl, "a in
6oIpitdlern, 5 in anDeren S~nitituten,
20 SnqueIte purOen ge6aIten. Die
Stsrbli6teitsrate betrug 16 pro 1000
Der 8eiammt6epDlterung, 1850 fir
Die WciBsn uno 1880 fir Die Geger.
Dem bitter na6 bertbstlten ii6 Die
3oOesfdle pie folgt: 50 &inoer tpuz
rem unter 5 Subren, 9 3piI4en 5 unb
10, 3 3piiden 10 uno Is, 4 9erionen
3pii6en Is uno 20, Is 3niiden 20
uno 30, 16 3mtiden 30 uno 40, IS
ipii4sn 40 uno so, % 3pii4en so
unb 60, Is 3pii4en so unO 70, II
2piifen 70 uno 80, 6 3pii4en 80
uno 80, 1 3piiden 100 uno no Sab
rem ait. DIS geboren purOen IA
lpeiBe uno 7 Negertinoer gemelOet.
Die bauptid6li6Iten 5ooesur laden
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Gclpicnpmmaen uad1 S%cutIcblano

"a Gents pro Utdrt unO Gommiiion.
Sfeo. 8. Siener C 6 o., AIS
MutefzStrdBe 4usIdnoiids Och,
Mediel uno Grebitz8rief 4. S9iffss
tdrten bon uno nab @urppa. (266-)
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Gin gan5es Seer BON 9etetttps 6inter
ibm Der. = 9iilf8 : 8unbesmarz
i8d1e, lpeI4e i'm entpii9en liez
ben, oirfen philadelphia ni4t
rsrlafsn.
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@crtGODQc Seioe.

@ir iinb al olut Don unierer 8sbduptung i6erz
8eugt, buB uni re 9rOBen Nert4e in Seioenitoffen in
Baltimore MID Tires @lsidsn BADEN, nod 6uben
fnRrnen
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Seiratn5s0iceu1cu,

ToIgenOe 9eirat55 : 2icen5en MUIR
ben geTtern pom Glert oe8 Common
BIeu8 ; 8erihts ausQeiteIt:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-12-05
PEACE IN THE FAR EAST
Japan and Russia on Verge Of Set
Element of Controversy.
TREATY READY TO BE SIGNED

Settlement is the Result Of Friendly
Representations Of France and Great
Britain - Integrity Of China and
Korea Probably Assured.
Paris. Dec. Japan and Russia are
on the verge OF settlement of The
Far Eastern controversy which prom
ises to dissipate the war cloud that
has been hanging over both countries
This settlement will be the result OF
the negotiations which have been in
progress for some time past and which
were assisted by the friendly represen
tations OF France to Russia ana Oh
Great Britain TO Japan. The two ma
tions have practically agreed upon the
basis Of a treaty. the signing OF which
can be prevented only by some une&
pected development
The basis Of this forthcoming agree.
ment follows Russia will accept the
two agreements entered into by Japan
and Korea, dated 1896 and 1898 re
spectiyely under which Japan secured
various rights in Korea. including the
maintenance OF garrison at Seoul
In exchange for this concession Japan
will accept Russia's treaty with China
respecting ManchurIa.
It is believed though this cannot
be stated as positiyely-that Japan
and Russia will reiterate their support
Of the principles OF the open door
and the integrity OF China and Of
Korea.
In diplomatic and official circles
here considerable qualification is ex.
pressed at the satisfactory stage upon
which the negotiations between Rus
STA and Japan have now entered.
Before the recent visit Of Count
I.amsdorf. the Russian foreign minis
ter. 10 Paris. on which occasion be ac-
companied the car France and Grea'
Britain as a result Of the entente eH
listing between them had agreed 10 use
their influence with Russia and japan
res lftllNtlS fDI Al' pun lb0F VI n'f"
ing an amicable agreement OF the
questions In dispute When Count
Lamsdorf arrived " Delcasse, the
French foreign minister. took occasion
10 point out the interest which France
had in a peaceful solution OF the din.
Guilty. Count Lamsdorf fully appre
ciated the delicacy Of the French rep
resentation. but explained that the
policy Of the Russian government
tended to a peaceful solution. In the
meantime Great Britain had been max
Ing energetic representations 70 the
Toxic government Diplomats there
fore give considerable credit 10 the re
spectiye allies Of the two disputants
for the moderation which has prevail.
ed in the Russia and japanese coun'
ellis.
Information has been received here
10 The effect that Japan is construct
ing AZ Seoul barracks for 1000 mon.
though she now maintains only 500 IN
the Korean capital This is accepted
as an Indication that Japan contem-
plates the strengthening of her garri-
son at Seoul
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-12-05
DesPeRAooEs AT sMAUs, PA.
Held Up Citizens and Terrorized the
Borough Generally.

Borough Generally.
Allentown. Pa. Dec. 2-The borough
OF Emaus, near here. where the post
Office was robbed and three safes were
cracked last week, was again visited
by burglars. when five desperadOeS
practically took possession OF the
place. They entered the borough, fir
Ing revo,vers and terroriZing the citi-
zens. The gang first went TO Krem'
ser's barber shop. where they got
shaved and refused to pay. Al three
hotels they ordered drinks. declining
to pay for them, and when the bar
tenders expostulated the invaders
drew reyOlyers and blazed away. no
one was injured. Samuel Rehm was
held up on the street. robbed OF his
money and told to run for his life.
which he did, the robbers firing to
make him travel faster
A woman on the street was also held
I'D and her purse taken. A little girl
was stopped. the rufiians taking her
in their arms and rudely kissing her.
At this juncture the single police
man Of the borough organized a posse,
which gave chase to the gang. The
desperadoes yelled to the posse not to
come too close or they ould shoot. at
the same time Jeering that "Emaus is
a cheap town, with not enough money
I'm its safes to make cracking them
worth while"
The rufilans ran along the Perkio.
men railroad as far as Lehigh noun
tain a mile below the borough, and
then took to the hills and escaped.
Great excitement prevails among the
borough's residents. and the fear is ex-
pressed that the desperadoes will re-
turn. The county is without detec'
ffvac
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-12-05
SITUATION AT BUTLER, PA.
Diphtheria Breaks Out Among the
Tvnhoid Fever Patients.

Butler. Pa. Dec. -Four deaths and
25 new cases is the fever record yes
terday. Six new physicians from other
places were added to the local stan
The worst feature Of the developments
is the appearance Of diphtheria in
three of the % children VIII have fever
at st. Paul's Orphans Home. A doc
tor and four nurses have been detail
ed for that institution. Precautions
have been taken to prevent 1t from
spreading.
Eight nurses have arrived from
Cleveland and a telegram from Mayor
Weaver. of Philadelphia. announces
that 25 nurses were on their way from
that city. The relief committee ali
nounce they have sufficient doctors and
nurses for present requirements.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-12-05
Police superlntendenI dismissed.

Pittsburg. Pa. Dec 2.-Pittsburg Is
without a superintendent Of police.
John p. McTighe, who has held the
Office Of superintendent of police since
Mayor Hays Inauguration, was sum
marily dismissed by the mayor on the
charge of conduct unbecoming an Of
ficer." In the order dismissing the
superintendent from connection with
the police bureau no other reason Is
given. and McTighe claims the actor
was taken for political reasons.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-12-05
Laces, Embroideries
and Dress Ornaments,

The transaction WAS "A cash
one and the benefits TO be-
gained by you are simply
enormous
Best quality FasciEator, soft
Zephyr, Yarn. SIN Threads, ia colors,
Tasaela 10 match, -'mp va beauty,
worth Sl25, our price zoe.
Lot of Infants Togues. worth 25c.
at lSc.
Hand Knit Ladies Circular Shawl-,
worth S2.2j, our price $3.50.
Ladies' pure whits jersey Ribbed
Vests, Pants TO match, worth 5Oc.,
our price 3jc.
\ mans special made Corduroy
Suit Of Clothes $50.
A mans AK Gold Plate Watch,
guaranteed years, $3.50.
A Single Barrel Breech Loading
Gun 1928.
Every department is crowded
and you can I'LL your whole
list right here, saving You
time aud money.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-12-05
Our Competitors
Wonder Wlg We PIOSDe

There's moi secret about IL,
plain a. the nose on your face.
We buy and sell for cash; va
sell good reliable goods: W.
sell lots Of them. we have but
one price, and that the lowest
for cash ia this town or else
where. Why then should We
not prosper
Glance over the following short
list; every article is a real special
value aud not half Of our departments
are represented here:
No. 40 Ribbons, 3 inches wide, all col
ors, lie yard.
No. < Ribbons, 2 inches wide, all col.
ors, satin Oh both sides, &C. yard.
% yard Spool Silk, all colors, &C..
BY "A lucky stroke Of fortune
We bought from "A New York
lmpOi ting House complete
line OF
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-12-05
viii Sell Queen orsqa's Jewels.

London. Dec. 2. - Kristine Petro-
witch, sister OF the late Queen Draga,
OF Servia. has written to the news
papers In part as follows: After the
payment Of legal expenses, we, her
sisters. only received as heirs e5OOO
1925, 4OO) and Draga's jewels, some OF
the latter Of which are missing. Con-
sequently in order 10 live we are
obliged to sell many things" The let
ter then gives a list Of diadems and
Jewels which the sisters of the dead
queen wish to sell. ~
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-12-05
Southern Railway

Schedule effective Nov. 2gth. 1903.
Trains leave Washington from Pennsyl'
vania Station.
7.3Oam Daily-LOcal for HarrisOnb1rg,
WarrentOn, Danville, and way stations.
1871 a m Washington and Florida
Limitei. First-class coaches and drawing
room sleeper 10 Jacksonville. Fla. DIN
ing-e Ar service.
il I5a 10 Daily-United States Fast Mall
y hst-class coaches and drawing-rOOm
sleeper to New Orleans. Dlning-car ser
vice.
4.Ol D m Week Days-LOcal for Harri-
s0nburg and way stations on MANASSAS
Branch.
40 pm Daily-Local for WarrentOn and
Charlottesville.
7,1Op ID Daly-New York and Atlanta
ExpTess-Rirst-class coach 10 Atlanta.
Sleeper to Columbus, Ga, Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, Sunset Route Tour
list sleeper, Washington TO San Francisco,
Pullman Buffet service.
9.JOp. ~. daily--NeW York and Florida
Express. Through coaches and sleepers
TO Columbia, Aiken, Auguata, Savannah
and Jacksonville; dining car service.
1000 pm Daily-New HOrk ana Mem
phis Limited (via LynchbuTg l-First-elass
coach and sleeping car 70 Roanoke, Knox.
vile, Chattanooga, and Memphis; sleeper
10 New Orleans. Dining-car service.
lO.45 IN Daily-Washingto and South
western LImited-All Pullman trains, club,
and observation cars TO Atlanta ana Ma
con; sleepers to Nashville, Atlanta. Ma
con. Memphis, New Orleans. Dining
car service.
TRAINS ON BLUEMOST BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 a N, 90 p m,
4.3)pm ,5pm, week days, for BluemOnt,
AS m and 625 p IN week days for Lees
burg only. Sundays only, 9.lOa m and
6.f5 p IN.
Through trains from the South arrive
Wash'n 6.42 a IN, 6.52 M, 9,45 m, 1875
am, $50 . IN, $50 p m, and $50 p m,
daily. Local trains from HarrisOnburg.
Ills M week days and $40 p IN daily.
Prom Charlottesville, S.25a IN and $40 p N
daily.
Tickets, sleeping car. reservations, and
detailed information can be had at TICKET
Office, 705 18th ST.; 511 Pa. ave-, and Penn
sylvania Station. Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences.
Phone 1910 for p. X. II. Cab service.
Z. Ii. ACkERT, General Manager.
5. II. HAhDW1CK, General 0sS. Agt.
L. 8. BROWN, General Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-12-05
ROUTE.
WEEMS STEAMBOAT GO.
Fredericksburg and Urbanna Route.

Beginning Wednesday, April ard attractive Steamer CAROLINE
Monday Wednesday an1
Friday a and all intermediate whHrves Returning viii
Tuesday Saturday
arriving Fredericksburg about Passenger accommodation
drstcass
FARE fredericksburg Port Royal 10 cents From Frederk.gre
Royal and Iaiahannoek !" FROM
BUR t. al points below IRppahanuOck - cents
Cakes and All dtl barrels U
oh barrels 20 barrel Bacon cents per 100 hS
9TH rates
and Mar ne Insurau all
HENRY WILLIAMS, Manager, baltimore Md
". D. SCOTT. Agent. FAleickshup Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-12-05
TRADE uNIoNIsTs IN POLITICS
New Party Forming Under Patronage
~ rhicaoo Federation of Labor.

Of Chicago Federation Of Labor.
Chicago. Dec. 2.-The Union Ward
Club is the name OF an organization
now in the process of forming under
the patronage of the Chicago Fedora
ton OF Labor for political purposes.
The movement will be conducted out
side OF the unions. but union card
will be a necessary qualification for
membership The platform Of the or
ganization as outlined is socialisilc'
but II is not the intention Of the pro-
moters to affiliate with the Sociallstic
party. The tentative platform contem-
plates among other reforms the cleo
ton of president. vice president and
senators by direct vote; government
ownership of communication and
transportation facilities and municipal
ownership of other public utilities,
abolition Of the fee system and the
adoption OF the initiative and referen-
dunn.