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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22

Die 81 Qnttz
Saloon Qtga" bieIt i6re M}oz
mats : @erIummlung in ibrem 9auptz
quarter in Dem 2otale an Der 8eitz
Mul6errnzG traBe. YrGItDent 9enrp
Brand fii6rte ben 8OriiB uno Supsrz
intenoent Ni6olfon unter6reitete ietz
ren 8erift ii6er ba8 pergdngene Bier
teliu6r. Gs purbe bei6lofen, Die
Staats : Contention Der Semperen3=
freunoe am 3. 9e8ember bier in Der
6aQe besr @ereins Gbriitli6er Sunger
M1dnner" ab3ubalten. DIS 9uuptreo@
ner pirb 9aitor g. q. Batter BON Goz
lumbus, ., anipeienD ietn. Die Sra
oe be8 4usmer3ens Der Sommer>Re>
Iprts, tpelfe einsn anrii6tgen Gburatz
ter baber, nuroe bes Qdngeren Bis
futirt. IS p%erIdutet, baB bic Sempez
ren8leute fir bic Grb06ung Der Sptz
rituoisnz2icen3 auf $1,000 eintreten
polen. 9esglei6en purbe beri4tet,
baB Die grb06ung Der 2icen3 auf
$1,000 fpgar bel 6reunbe unter ben
@trtben babe. Or. Brand unb GU
p%erintenOent 6. Ni9oIion puroen uls
Die NfarplGnber 9elegaten CUR Ndtioz
nalS2igu erpdblt.
gno9 grutt 6reibtbItoz
t6et.- Sn Der @ierteliubrs : Ser
fammlung Des 9ireftortums Der
Gno6 Pratt 6~rei6i6liotbet erftdttete
8ibliotbetar Or. Bernard 6. Steiner
Ieinen 8eri6t ii6er bic 4rbeiten unb
Die finunaielen @eiddtte Der 8iblioz
tbet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
8ennD's S6ee unb 8affee
limb Die 6eIten un0 biGigiten.
10 2Goen in Baltimore.

4uf BEN &egeGbu6nen bes
6rn. &amberger, Ir. POP, Norbz
@reene=S traBe, fanO Montag Q(6en0
Elm @onteIt 3pii6en BEN r9omers"
urb nM}t. 3opaIs" i'm y9ufpin"z
Spiel Itatt. Qus oemIeIbsn cling Der
~eritere Club nit 70 8ugeln ais STE
ger 6erpor. Die Score" mar:
r6omer5" - Sfinner II, SO, 81;
8amber9er 70, SO, 100; Ginger rs,
1O6, 80; Rooenburger rs, IS, Sc;
8ition 80, 80, IS,
.N}t. Ropals" - Mat6eps so, SO,
Y; RoIeter 76, 81, Sc; S6na6 SO,
SO, SO; &ernan Is, Is, 80; Sag 50,
80, "a.
8etraut.- Sn Der n6ig6tanbz
QcaOemp" nurbe geitern N6enO Elm
gliitli6es Yaar gum 8unbe fiir's 2ez
ben pereint. Paitor q. ). @terger
pou3og Die Srauung, unb 3por mar
Der 8rdutigam 6r. 9ouI pon 3ietben.
elm Mitglieb Der befannten beutI6en
6anilie ppn 3iet6en, gu beren Nfitz
gliebern audi Der befannte beutf6e
General Sans Soa9im BON .3iet6en
ge60rte, unb Die 8rdut SRI. Qnna
3urrer BON Nr. 3O6, SditzNbe.,
6igblanbtofpn. Die 8raut truq Elm
pra6tppQe5 &leio aus tpeiBem Or
ganbp nit Ou9eBzS pibenbeIab unb
Elm Bouquet BON 8rautrpIen. 4ls
8ruutfiibrer fungirte 9r. Ibam Stt
unb 8rautjungfer mar SRI. Gup6roz
fine Soldier, Die d6nIi9 pie oie8raut
getleibet mar. DIS bas 9uar Die
5oQe betrut, fang Der ,8abenfer
MGnner6or," beifen geudtetes M}tt=
glieO Der 8rGutigam lit, einen r@ruB
an bas Gbepaar," unb mad Der elm
brudsbol1en Srauungs : Geremonie
fang Der n8abenfer : MGnner6or"
nod Elm anberes 2ieo. Sobann muir
ben Die NeubermG6lten begIiifniini6t
unb Srau Martba 2inbner ii6errei6z
te benfeG6en i'm Namen be8 9umenz
8eretns r8abentu" cine t~pert6boue
Puni66opIe. gtne gemiit6Ii6e Sod
3eit5feier foGgte. Die Neupermed6lten
perben in Nr, 306, 6attz2tpe., mob
men.
Seterte i6ren SO. Sc
burtstag. = 5rau 9orptbea
2ange feierte am Montag 4benb i'm
engiten 5amilienfreiIe in i6rer 8o6z
hung, Or. 826, Noroz8roaopun, if
rem SO. @eburtstag. Die alte Dame
fpurDe bon ben Mitgliebern Der sFuz
mile rei4li9 bei9enft unb ber3li6
begliidnini9t. 6rau 2ange 1T troB
hires bOben Differs nod iebr riiitig,
unb Der n9eutf9e Correspondent"
tpel4en tie i6on feit AZ So6ren lieft,
lit i6r tets Elm germ geiebener Sat.
9as Qu It + n4S ouper, nell
DIES Die 1. beutffe epungelif9e Sc
nteinbe an Der @uIternz2lOenue, nabe
9roGppab, gegenpGrtig perunitultet,
mar audi geitern QbenO pieber febr
5uhlrei9 befu9t. Sine grpBe Gln3a6l
befannterPolitif BON OItz8altimore
fanD ii4 Elm. 9eute Q6enb pirD oas
Geit fortgeieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
Stcrn hnr 0criht.

@ofbtngton, .. g., 20. Oft.
= 2eopoIo s. 5tern, Der 8altimorer
Gontruttor, pel6er ungetlagt lit, bic
8egierung BEL Der Qieferung bon4anz
gen fir 8rieftrdger 6etrOgen gu 6az
ben, beItanb beute Elm @orOerb0r i'm
6ieiigen 9oli3eigeri4t unb plaioirte
rni6t I8uIOig." 9oIt : SnipettOr
@atter g. Maper, tpelher bic Inter
fudung gegen Stern l%eitete, tpuro als
,3euge bernommen, alein e6e er feline
QusIugen beenoet bate, bertagte ii9
ods @eriht bis moraen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
Nlns SaltimurcsG County.
Die g2amen Der @unbibatsn i'm GouI1@
In. = 8er16iebenes.


gme gQrteisn BADEN lire Babl3etz
tel. unb Die G%unbioaten Der Wa9lz
ouf5iftsz 8eb0rbe BON 8altimore@@o.
einoereidt. Die 8eipobner bes SCUM
ina miiITen fir Ganbibaten duf Dem
GfoatszSidet unb so uuf benz Goun=
tnzSidet ftimmen. Die GanoIootsn
Iinb: o,.r
Glerf bes 8reisgeri6ts - @iaiam
g. GoIe, Dem; Spbn g.. 2ongneder,
Rep., unO 9eprge 8. Steoen1on,
9ro6ibitioniit. or
@-tootsanfpult = Robert $. 8niz
Tep, Gem, unO Sobn g, GnIor, Rep.
gountbz@ 6aBmeiiter = Sohn 8.
groB. Rep., 8. gilbert Maps, DEM,
unb 6enrp .. 8uGmun, PrO6.
GountbzgpmmiTGre - SofRua &.
genIor, gro6., Gbarles $. &nrr,
ltnab6., SenrD g. Munn, 9emt., 4ler.
W2cGprmid, Step, Sobn SO, Perego9,
Rep., yerume s. @oobruff, Prob,
unb Sep. 90. geuott, Dem.
@6eriff - 6erbert 9. 8omen,
grob., s. Mit4eu 9uile, Rep., un0
Salnes 3ittenboqie, Dem.
GpuntDz8 ermefer - @bdrles ..
McGlean, Sem, unb Sun @nabel4,
Gepubl.
grob., Qepi 8oslen, Gep., 8iaiom
8perlp, Dem, 5rso. 9rOB, 3ep.,
Mel6ior 9oibau, Dem, @4arles 9.
8tbb, Rep., Galber 2tttle, Prob.,
SEQ. 3. Reib, 9roh,, 8iaiom g..
Zimmerman, Dem.
@tuut8z@ enat - Sames q. 8uB,
9ro6., Sobn 9. 8i0biion, 9em., Saz
mes 6. Sngram, iun,, Rep.
9eleguten6aus - GorOiue 9.8enz
ion, Dem, Sof6uu 5. GOtep, 9em.,
geitor q. Gbpuros, 9rOb., 8eor8e
q. Gpsr6urt, 9sm., Chris. 5. 5iBz
commons, Dem, 8obert 8urrett,
9tep., IT.. 9rdton George, Jtep., ~.
9eter @ruu, Rep., Sobn 8reen, DEM,
Nrt6ur .. 6enbrir, Prp6., 2ouiS
M}oller, 9roh., @eorge 9. Moore,
9rob,, s. 6plparO Norri5, Rep., Sas.
$. 9enn, 9roh., Sutub Peter5, Rep.,
Seize 9ocod, Sep, Hiduro 81. Sbez
fels, 9rob., QGen Stepenion, Dem.
8erf6iebene5.
Die 8abIaufIi6ts : 8eb0rbe beg
Gountps belt geitern cine 8eriammz
lung ab unb bieB Die BON ben berz
f6ieoenen gurteien eingereihten 2iz
iten BON Ganbioaten gut. 4uBerbem
foBte bic 8e60rbe einen 8ef4luB iiber
Die Dirt bes Stimm5ettel5 unO Die Or
rangirung Der Gunoioaten Uuf benz
felben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
&6fa6rtstage BON 9omPfern
gpn Rem gcrt.

Bon rem gctI
0umpfer rStatenbam" am q. Of
tober mad ROTTERDAM.
0ampfer Oceanic" am Fl. 0ttoz
Der na6 2iDerpool.
0ampfer st. 2Ouis" am 81. 0t.
to6er mad Soutbampton.
9ampfer n8retagne" am %. Sttos
Der na4 SABRE.
0ampfer nQuguite 8ictoria" am
%. OttO6er na4 9amburg.
0ampfer n8rOBer Surfjrit" am
%. OttOber mad Bremen.
9umpfer gGbmric" am %. Sftoz
Der mad 2iDerpool.
9ampfer n&roonIan0" am "a. Of
to6er mad 4ntperpen.
9ampfer numbria" am "a. Ottoz
ber mad Qioerpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
GOnarD 9f Qine
Ofentft6er 21Otar.

gOuma8tsn, 9er5iatIeia
fungen Il. I. IN. na9 al:u
SbeiIsn bes &usIanoes tper'
ben auf bus 9spiFenbufteits
ousgefertigt.
@ne austunft iiber Ress'
lung ron 8ssm09ens zIngss
leger5eiten in 0eutiaIaro
Seitrei6 II. I. 10. piro Ins
tntu:Itlih ertReiLA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
Gcntihcs Gcrcinslrbcn.

Die 8iebentGpFer D~ermehren i9ren
9enfmalsFonb. = Die n9armp=
ME" iibte. - Grfte @eriummlune
bes beuti9en biitorii9en 8ereins,
= Iu6e i'm 8~ereinsleben.
Die 8iebenf0pfer bielten geitern
4benb in S9euber's pWeitenbz9oz
TEL" g1r. 1901, 0eftzgratttr., cine
gut befr9te StBung unter 8oriib oes
6rn. 4uguft gfeil. 9r. Carl Ser
tram fii6rte bas 9rotofoa. Die berz
i6iebenen Gpmite'n beri6teten quite
aortI6ritte; bis6er 1inb iiber $500 an
8eitrGgen eingelaufen. Sn elmer 3uz
f6rift aus 8iebenfopf ma4te 9r.
sFreb. &ramer barauf aufmertIam.
bah Dor 25 Sa6ren in Baltimore Die
8iebenf0pfer elm 8olfsfeit 5u @6ren
bes bumals bier peilenben 8iirger=
meiiters iener Stubt, 9rn. Pfeil, perz
anitdlteten.
.8ermania : Quartettz
CLUB"
Die 8orbereitungen fir Die On
fanqs nG6iten Monats angeieBten
Observation-Disclosures Daren in Der
geitrigen @erIammlung Des n8ermdz
niuzQuartettzGlub5 Der 8egenitanb
fletbiqen Stubiums. 8eri6iebene
Gouplets unb Soloz8ortrGge tpuroen
bur6genommen unb tlappten bor3iig=
li9. Gtnlabungen berf4iebener Ser
cine fanben 4nnabme.
y6urmpnte."
0irigent &lein na6m geitern 46enb
nit Der v6urmonie" Die 2ieber fir
bas yubilGumsz Gpn3ert bur9, uno
Defenders ben GDflus nieberIGnbif6er
8olfSlieber nit 8labterbegleitun9.
NQes tlappte bor5iigli6, uno pirb
namentlt6 IeBtungefi6rte Summer
Nntlang finben, ba tie etpas Reues
unb ungep06nli9eS bietet.
yGbelnetB.
Del 8efangberein o@belpeiB" belt
qeitern Nbenb in Nber's 6ale, @de
Salt uno G~aits2lpe. cine 8eriammz
lung o6 unb na6m Ginlabungen beg
n@ermQnia : Surnperein8" gu befen
NuIternfouper, iopie Der nWtttelsz
ba4z@ettion" gu beren Sttftungsfeit
entgegen.
6ttorif8er 8erein.
Der o8erein CUR Grforf6ung Der
8eI9i9te Der 9eutI6en inMarplanb"
6ielt geitern Nbenb i'm Glublofdl an
Der DeItz5apette Itr. feline srIte Sit
3ung Der Sui1on. 6r. 8. g. Sennigz
6auien fiibrte ben 8Orfib unb Or, 5.
Y6. 6enntg6auien bas 9rptotoq. Die
pG6renb Der Commemorate einge>
Idufenen GorreTponben5en unO fonitiz
gen 8outtnez8 ef6dfte purOen erie
bigt.
.S Of m 8eretn."
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stammesge=
noI7en 6atten 1i9 in ibrem 8ereinsz
Qofale, o@ermdntazS urn6aQe," Or.
9 unb II, goitofficezQ benue, 3uIamz
men gefunben, um Der unter 8rG1iz
blum bes 6rn. 6. &lein unb 9rotoz
toGfii6rung bes Sefretdrs u. 80mz
mel Itattfinbenben @eriammlunq beiz
3utpo6nen. Na6 Qufnabme pon bier
Nlitgliebern ipurbe Der geieBli9eOboz
l1t5 fir BRET relle G~anbibaten, pel6e
in 8or19lug gebra9t nurben, Der
@ereinstaTe 5ugefibrt. 9a5 &ronz
fen<Gomite CON itatirte, Dap ii6
idmmtli6e S8paben 8altimore'5 eli
ner bliiGenben @eiunb6eit erfreuen.-
9terauf fam bas nGfite StiftungSz
feIt bes @cretns, lpeI9es am Is. Saz
nuar in Der n@ermaniazM Gnner6orz
9olle" in be%ionbers gldn3enber Weiie
gefeiert fper0en i'm, our Spra6e. Der
9rGft0ent ipur0e au~fgeforbert, Die
Qn~gelegen6ett in Die 6Gnbe zines
tii6tigen GOmite'5 gu Iegen. M}it be
Ter @bre tpurben foIgenbe 9erren be-
traut: 5ran3 Sauter, GarG Sauter,
Qbam 8entf9ler, 8. %. 8ern unb
Satob 8uB. 9as 5tnan3SGomite be-
ri4tete, baB bic Bidder bes 68aBz
meiiter5 gepriift unO in Srbnung be-
funoen nurDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22

Getoen 8ebFubl sur
G6uu.- Sin bur4 GIettri3itGt
getrieberer We6itubl, auf benz Sal
fetozSeiOe bergeiteut nirO, erregt CUR
3ett in Stenart &c Cos 2aoen, an
Soparbz unb 2eringtonz StruBe, an
gemeines SrrtersFe. Der Debitu6l 1T
in boaer 86dtigfeit unO Gigentbum
Ger port 6ilt So" BON 0Ort, ga,
bsren 8e78dftsfii6rer, 9r. o. 5.
8reenpau, Dem i6auluitigen Publiz
fun BEN Me6anismu8 ertIdrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
Soiihaftrr Sternburg rriif mad
Scntihlano.

Mof6tngton, 3. g., 20. Oft.
= 6rei6err b. Sternburg, Der beuti4e
8oti6after, reiIt morgen friib naf
Nepsgort ab, uhr Ii4 bort gegen Gnz
be bieier @D4e mad 9eutidlono ein=
3u19iffen. @r tpiro benz &aiier unb
benz 9rin3en 6einrt9 BON PreuBen
pa-me 8riiBe bes 9rGiiOenten iiberz
.bringen. Spit i'm NOpember tebrt er
bierber 3uriif. NdhrenO ieiner @bz
ioeienbeit pirb Der erite Qegationsies
tretdr ais @efdGftstrdger fungiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
- en- Ct. 2ouis fpurben qeTtern

- Sn Ct. 2ouis fpurben geTtern
9oli5ei>@upitGn SamI. S. 8Opo,
SbOs, s. Barrett. e6emaIiger Mar>
f6aa bes 4ppeIutiOnsgeri4ts Il. Mit>
glieo bes bemDtratif9en StautszGoz
mites, fotpie beri9iebene anbere be-
mofratifde 5iibrer fpegen ungebltder
Naturalifations : 8etriigereien, nell
DE Dor Der lebtenWabl ~begdngen fpurz
Den, BON Der 8ranb= eSurn in 4ntlages
5uitanb perIebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
0srmiidte teIearap6iide Sepeidtn.

- Samuel S. 8inoIer, frii6erer
6etretGr zines 8uuoereins in 8iper=
flee, rs, lit OeriapunOen uno Elm
6aft6efebl puroe geitern ge8en i'm
~ausge1teut. @r miro bei4ulotgt,
$500 BON ben 8eIoern Oes 8ereins
unter76Iagen gu baben.
= Sn 8aGOeitOn, Snb., lit Der Sc
f6Gftstbeil bur4 cine 6%euersbrunit
bcimgeTu6t tporben, Die fir $4,000
@6aoen that unb audi ben 8abnbof
3er1t0rte. Der in Dem brennenoen
8a6n6ofe %itationirte 3elegrap6iit bait
tie bic @eiite8ge9entpart II. ben Mut9,
nab 8Dfomo nm 6iilfe 81 teIegraz
p6iren, obne Der INN i'm 3~iingeInOen
sEldmmen 3u d6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22

8rGnbe. = SIN 5peiten Stodz
fperfe bes BON g. Sapiood 6%epo6nten
9auies 9tr. 235, 4lbemarle@S trdBe,
ri6tete geitern Qbenb fur5 Dor Z llhr
Elm 8rano S9Goen i'm 8etra9e BON
$25 on. 9erIeI6e entitanb Our6 Die
@rplpiion zines 9etrpleumpfens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
SntetnattondIes 66u6z
Surnier.

petersburg, 20. 0ttober. -
Der ruiiii6e GRANDDAUGHTER 3I4igorin
bat mad HepzYort getubeIt, boB er
bic ginIaoung Der 9irettoren gum
internationulen Surnter, bo8 imQpriG
unO 9}at nG6iten Subres in Gamz
bridge Springs, Pu., 9eipielt iperbeu
fou, anne6me.
8t5 ieBt baben Die f~olgenOen euroz
pGtI6en Grperten Die @~inIaOung an
genommen; Der 8eltzGbampton Or.
emanuel Caster, Der 0itrei6ii9e
Champion Carl S6le6ter, Der fran
501iI6e Champion N}. S76igorin unO
Der engIii6zOeuti6e Grperte Seidz
mann. Der beutf6e Champion Or.
SiegmunO SarraId bat ii6 nod nt4t
enti6ieoen; feline Qntport auf Die
GinIabung lit eingeIaufen bom ungd=
ridden S8admeiiter M}aroc3p un0
Dem britiI6en Grperten Nmo5 Burn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22

8erGfn, 20. Sttober. - 3ioni=
ffenzTii6rer perbreiten Die Meloung,
bah Der Sultan feline SppOiition gez
oen bic QlGne Der 3ipniiten uufgege=
ben babe unb nit linen iiber bic Be
Tiebelunq bes 2anoes 0itli6 uno melt
lid pom Serbian, nit 4usnubme Der
bsili9en 0rte, mad benen 4riitli4e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22

Der 20. Century NtbIetic Il, Ute
rurD Club" purbe geitern BON ben
SO. Mi6aeI Saco6s, Samuel S6az
pirO, Qoum SBeG, @pOnep 8. 3pburg,
Treberid 8. 8uggenbeimer uno Soi.
q. ulmun i%ncorporirt.
Die Linton Sis : Comp" purOe
qeFern BON ben So, Sames 3. ROz
Der, 4uguit Gngelbre8t, 9aoto Sop
fins, 4uguf 6enneden, Somes Rop,
Seq. 3. Bug uno s. Ro6ert Maag
incprporirt. 9us Qttientupital be-
trGot $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
Sie Yarf=S ebnrDe.

Reorganization Der 8erpaltung gez
plant. = Die 3u6l Der Irbeiter
in ben Yarten ipa mod mebr perz
minbert iperber. = Ser rGarroaz
9arf" Der foitipieligite. = 8oaen
bic 3ofe Der Sdafe bur4 engltz
f9e gDde per6efern. = Die Babl
zines Superintendent berl9p@
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22

Pilger3iige Itattfinoen, GIT unterbans
oelr. Die 4uSna6me Der betli9en Orr
tie ion cine Gon3efiion an Die 4riItliz
den Md4te Iein.
Bar Of a II, 20. Sftober. - Der
bteiige u9oenit" melost, DAP Die Qus=
panOerung BON ruiftI6en SuOen nd3
Nmerita neuerbings bebeuteno 3uge=
nOmmen babe. Sober %@tienba6n3ug
lei BON 6amilien beIeBt, bic na9 ben
8ereinigten Staaten emigriren.
3urid BON Guroba.
QioerpoDI, 20. Sftober. Der
o@6ite Star 2inez" 9ampfer Sc
brio" pel6er morgen bon bier nu6
Retp=0prt abfd6rt, nirb ais 9uTa=
giere mitne6men: 6rn. unO 6rau Nnz
breip Carnegie, ferner Die MarquiIe
Balma bon S~d[eDranO : PerigorD,
permG6lte 6iirftin Ruspoli bi PoggiO=
Suoia, unb 6rn. unb 6rdu SameS
Speber.
8ariS, 20. Sttober. - Der
Rorbb. QlopOz9 ampFer n8ronprin5
8tlbelm," peI6er am q. Sttober
BON G6erbourg abfd6rt, tpirb uuf Der
PofagierIiIte bic Na6benannten bG@
ben: Truu Robert @oelet, Robert
Goelet, ben meritanifden 6inun8miz
niiter 2imantour unb Satin, 6rn.
unO 6rau Miguel be gturte, 6rau
@uDmaQa0er SoneS unO SRI. 8eutrtz
&c Spnes.
Ser Anti 9et GongreB.
9arts, 20. 0ttober. - Der Nm
ttz4eitz@ongreB lit beute bier rpieoer
3uiammen getreten. Der meoi5inif9e
Snipettor unb Nr3t Der europdif2en
Station, 4nberIon, elmer Der umeritdz
ntiaen 9ertreter, ertlGrte Oem8eri9tz
er1tatter Der nNFociirten 9reH," mar
boffe, Der GongreB fperbe 3eqeln an
nebmen, Inn Die @erbreitung Der 8eit
IN @uropu unD ben Ser. Staten gu
per3iiten. I'm Die MaBreqeln fpirtz
lam gu MAIDEN, miiBten glei6mGBige
AuarantGne8eieBe in 8etra8t ge5oz
gen neroen.
IS tperoen feline fdriftli6en Sim
8aben erfolgen. 4n ben 9ebutten
perben ii4 uu6 Die omerifanif6e fen
9elegaten bet6eiligen, tpenn bic Snz
t~erei1en i6re8 2anOe5 in 5rage tom=
men.
Snternationa1e5 68a8z
Surnier.
Petersburg, 20. 0ttober. -
Der ruiiif6e @6udmeiIter 316igorin
bat mad g}erpzYort getobeIt, OoB er
bic Ginlaoung Der 9irettoren gum
internationaIen Surnier, bo8 imQprit
unb Mai nG6iten Sabres in Garnz
brinde @hrinn5 Nd. dPfhielt nPrheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22

XII VlI4lIlS2 NNU ~HN0f
piirbe, ii6er Die Rat6Iamteit gu be-
ri6ten, ben StaOtrat6 81 eriu4er,
bic ben Mnfauf bes 2ano<@ompleres
pe~rfiigenDe 8erorOnung gu nioerrlz
fen, pel9er 4ntrag dngenommen
ipuroe.
Die ge60rbe perfpra4 elmer Dele
cation oes y8ereins Der 9eiddfts@
leute BON Siibzgaltimore," an Der
StraBe entlang ben v5eoerdlz
SiQ|parf" terrafenf0rmig gu geitdl@
ten. uno superintendent WeBlsr BON
ienem 0iitrift ipurbe besAalb autort@
firt, bic flint 4rbeiter, Die er entbebren
gu f0nnen beri9tet bate, bel5ubebdl<
ten, bis bic 4rbeit gefban lei.
3nei 9oli3iiten i'm r0ruio@9tus
9art" ipurben a6geieBt, uno 8pet
GGrtner i'm Ielbsn 9urt puroen Tur
ent6e6rli6 %gsfunOen. Der frihere
Qufiebr Des 300" i'm rDruiOz9ta@
Bart" Wm. Wole, purbe rpieoer etn>
qeIeBt, unb Martin @~allagRsr, pelder
felt Monuten oeFen Stele inne bate,
tpurbe sumgpli3iiten erndnnt. 4uBers
Dem nuroen i'm yYatterfon<sPurt" 10
Qr6eiter entlaFen. Sn 8erbinoun9
nit Der 8eIpreaung Oes 300" modte
Muior 9ena6le bic 8emerfung, oerS
felbe IoGte mad elmer lei6ter errsi6s
barren @egeno i'm 9arf perlegt tperOen.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-11-07
He ''H0Ofed" It Back.

Farmer Burlington was Jogging
along bomeward, behind his old gray
mare. after day of peddling garden
truck" among the summer cottagers,
when he overlook a young man in :.
sea blue shirtwaist, purple checked
golf trousers and red shoes, who was
smoking cigarette.
"Hello!" he cried loudly. "say, un-
Gle, can you give a fellow a lift to
Harbor Breeze?"
Without waiting for assent he
jumped into the wagon and took a
seat alongside the farmer. Might as
we'll ride with you as walk" he said;
those country roads of years are
horrible. Why don't you wake up in
this section and get a decent road,
heh7 Makes me wish was back in
the city. Ever been there, old chap?
Have cigarette?"
The farmer looked at him a little
sharply. "You a real city mani" he
asked.
The young city boarder," who unit
ed the fascinating grace of a floor
walker with the manners of a circus
barker. but whom the cows were still
missing in his native village, said he
guessed he was, all right, all right, and
tho farmer lapsed into silence and
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-11-07
Earthquake In the South.

Memphis, Tenn.-Two distinct earth
quake shocks were felt here Nov. 4. No
damage resulted in Memphis or vicin-
ity, but occupants OF the principal Of
fice buildings made hasty exits to the
streets. The first shock occurred at
1910 p. M, whilethe second was timed
at 1923 o'clock. Many buildings sway
ed, and in the business mems club the
chandeliers were broken. In three Of
the largest Office buildings in the city
the shocks were especially noticeable
and caused CONSERVATION among the
tenants. Reports from surrounding
towns tell Of earthquake shocks, but
no serious damage is reported. The
vibrations were felt as far south as
Grenada, Miss.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-11-07

touched up the old gray mare. The
old man was said to be nigh" and
"close" in most matters, but he was
always ready to give foot passengers
''lift;" he rather liked, however, to
be asked for the favor little politely.
After two or three miles had been
traversed the youth In the sea blue
shirtwaist stopped relating the chai.ns
of Broadway to remark:
Seems more of a distance to Aar.
Dor Breeze than had thought"
tits quite ways" said the farmer.
Another half hour passed and the
city youth asked:
II say, old Turnips. how far Is 1t to
this blamed Harbor Breeze, anyway"
WALL" responded the farmer, In
his slowest drawl, keeping ON this
way we're goin' naow I'd say twas Q
matter Of abaout $4,000 miles or 90.
clean around the world; but Of you
want you could Jump aout Of this
wagon and hoof 1t back the road. It
amt much-no, not much, guess
above ten miles,"
And, speechless, Blue Shirtwaist got
out and hoofed It,
II calc'late," said the farmer to
mother" later, 81 calclate his way OF
talking to the next man he meets will
be some different"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-11-07
Sails for ENGLAND.

New YOrk-COmmander BOOTH
Tucker of the Salvation Army has
sailed for England on the steamship
Cedric in response to a brief cable
gram from Gen. William Booth, head
of the army. 1t was said at Salvation
Army headquarters here that the COM
mander had been so overcome by the
death of his wife that Gen. Booth
wished him to take time for rest and
to recover from the shock of his be-
reavement.
Commander Booth-Tucker was ac-
companed by his daughter. Mote. and
his secretary. Adjt. Harry Wright.
81 am going over for a rest" said
the commander, "and to get away from
present scenes. l shall be away three
weeks, one week of which shall spend
with Gen. Booth in London. The gen.
eral wishes to hear the details Of my
wifes death. She was his beloved
daughter and all he knows regarding
her death is from what has appeared
in the newspapers"
Among Salvationists 1t is said that
Gen. Booth is suffering greatly from
the shock of his daughters death, and
on account of his age 1t Ia feared that
the result may be serious, and that
this Influenced the commander in sail
ing for England SO promptly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-11-07
NEWSY CLEANlNCS. :

Natural gas in Indiana is said to be
failing.
A heavy fall Of snow is reported in
Western Minnesota.
A Central Trades Council has been
formed at HoQuiaE'. Wash.
The Rev. Dr. PentecOst appealed for
100000 fund to build Presby terian
Church at Manila.
Emperor William of Germany will
erect monument to the memory of
Krupp, the gunmaker.
The Zeigler North Pole expedition
failed to reach Franz Josef Land, and
another attempt will be made In the
spring.
Careful estimates Of the oil in the
Beaumont, Sour Lake and Saratoga
field of Texas show 13,50O,OO0 barrels
In storage.
The tenement inspectors of New
York City have found over $4,000 Oc-
rupied rooms which have neither light
nor ventilation.
Seventeen men have been held for
murder in TOnOpah, New, in connec-
tion with the killing Of Chinaman
there by rioters.
The King Of Siam has appointed Ed
ward II. Storbel, now professor of in
ternatiOnal law at Harvard College, as
confidential adviser.
Because the residents refused to give
the non-union men drinking water, the
Pacific Express Company has closed its
Office at Longview, Texas.
Jealous of the popularity among
American girls of Prince Yee, son OF
the Emperor Of Korea, Joseph Stout
assaulted him at Delaware, Ohio.
Noted physicians have declared them
selves opposed to the theory Of putting
incurable invalids to death. as ad-
vanced by the Rev. Merle st. G.
Wright.
' The Prussian Government has au.
thorized the Berlin municipality to is.
sue the loan proposed last spring OF
$57 100000 for gas, water, sewerage
and other city undertakings.