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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-21
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

| North Franklin Pomona will be held
at Phillips, Nov. II.
| Excelsior Pomona Grange will hold
a fruit meeting with Pennington
grange, Nov. !.
The brothers of Appleton grange met
| recently and shingIed their hall. The
| ladies served dinner and supper.
Aurora Grange Of Strong, is holding
| some interesting meetings of late, and
| much interest is being manifested by
the members.
The next meeting of The Aroostool1
| Pomona Grange Will be held with the.
Fort Fairfield Grange. Maple Grove,
| Saturday, oct 24th.
| TIL" officers of PittSfield Grange are
| planning to dedicate their new hail
! about the first of November The
! members of this grange are much
| pleased with their new home and they
are TO be congratulated for the energy
| displayed in securing such It pleasant
and cOmmodious hail.
The November meeting of oxford
County Pomona Grange will be held at
| holsters Mills on the first Tuesday.
|
ing, Norway grange; paper by Crooked
river grange; discussion: reading. Cas-
co grange; song. Frederic Robbie
| grange; paper. a. Moulton; reading,
Crooked river grange; song, f. P.
ToWne; feed and care of stock, S. NJ
| King; paper, Casco grange.
| A the last regular meeting of Dyer's
| Valley Grange, Newcastle, there We're
visitors from BOdWell Grange, Phipps-
| burg. They We're Past Master, Abner
| Johnson and Lecturer. Mrs. Johnson.
| also Miss Mary Moore and Fred Curtis.
| The question. of what benefit is the
| Grange. and what can We do to add to
| the interest of the Granger" was dis
cussed. A very enjoyable evening was
spent The new horsestallS are nearly
| completed.
The next meeting of Waldo Pomona
Grange will be with Seven Star Grange
| Troy. Nov. Sd. The order of exercises
will be as follows: Opening exercises;
comforting Of fifth degree: report of
oranges: address Of welcome by Flora
G. Myrick; response by u. f. Foster:
remarks for the good of the order: APP
pointment of committee; recess: music;
question. Resolved That Nature has "a
greater influence in the formation of
character than education; to be opened
by the Worthy Master: remainder of
program to be furnished by Seven Star
Grange.
Al the last regular meeting of Dawn
of Hope grange, North Guilford, gentle
mems night Was observed About fifty
visitors were present from Valley
Grange Guilford, also Il number from
Abbot grange and Wilson Valley
grange, Willimantic A fine program
was furnished by the gentlemen as fol-
lows: Instrumental music by Herbert
Rose John Mitchell. and l.. W. Rogers:
address Of welcomp. T.. H. Ora per:
reading, G. &. EVANS; recitation, L. w.
Rogers; reading. T.. S. Rogers: ques-
ton box, Allen Sears and Wallace
Dean cornct solo, Herbert Rose; read
ings by Allen Sears. Harry Bradford
and +. II. Draper. instrumental music
by John Mitchell. Harry Deane and l..
w. Rogers Grange was closed after
which a harvest feast was provided by
the brothers ana sisters. Three appli-
cations for membership We're received
also one by demit card. About one
hundred We're present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-21
MAINE FARMING NOTES

Chas. Wilkins, of Maysville is ar,ono
the big potato raisers this season 80
ting 2ooo barrels off is acres. 1900 bar
rels being good understandable stock.
One of the recent corners ia c,orhan,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-21
MON MOUTH,

A large crop of apples are being har-
vested in town.
The Cuskley Soule Co. are cannig APP
pies at their factory.
Miss n. l.. Shorey has returned from
Tampa, Fla, and is the guest of her
brother, l.. L. Shorey. She has re-
signed her position as secretary of the
McFarlane Investment Co, which po-
sition she has held since the organiZa-
ton Of the company about 10 years
ago. The directors at their last meet
ing presented their retiring secretary
with a valuable lot in West Tampa
Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Wade have
moved from Scion and are occupying
Mrs. l.. b. owens house
Mrs. w. w. Woodbury. of Nashua.
N. H., is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Herbert Blake.
Reginald Frost of Boston, is visiting
relatives in town.
Mrs. David Woodbury. returned. Mon
day. from a visit with relatives i'm
Brookline, Mass.
Miss Olive Ham is spending a few
days in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Moody re-
turned, Tuesday. to their home in Buzz
Yards Bay. Mass.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
Mrs. Ellery Hood. who has been
working for Mrs. Henry Norris, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Ellen Kicker is stopping with
Mrs. Henry Norris. Mrs Norris has
heen quite sick, but is better
Miss May March spent Sunday even
ing with Annie M. True
Meetings are being held at the
church at South Monmouth. Very good
attendance is reported. The minister,
Mr.. Page, stayed at j. D. Buker's over
Sunday.
Henry Frost of Lewiston, with his
family, is at home for this week. He
will build a new shed.
Charles Rice is helping Gardiner Slo-
man pick apples. A large crop is re-
ported in this section.
LlTcHFIELD PLAINS.
Deputy Sheriff A. r. Bucklin and family
returned home from Rockland, Monday.
Mrs. A. l.. Small is quite ill.
Hon. Oramandal Smith was reported as
i'll, Sunday.
Prof: Bertram E. Packard was at home,
over Sunday.
Mrs. N. +. Rogers was given birthday
party by the Twentieth Century Club,
=. n. Lapham. Mrs. L E. shorey. Mrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-21

No VaCcina ted scholar among the 20 tHf
in Chicago public schools has ever con-
tracted smallpox. says Commissioner oi
IInHlth DE RtNnOldS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-21

Look ut the ralSish way that young
turkey gobbler is strutting around.
these days" remarked the duck. Yes y
replied the wise guinea fowl, its get
ting near Thanksgiving time. you
know" What has that to do with it,
why, you see he wants to appear
tough. '--Phladelphia Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-21
BATTLING WITH ICE.
Sixteen River Steamers Trying tc
Escape from the Yukon.

Seattle, Wash. Oct 20.--A dispatch to
the Post Intelhgencer from Dawson,
says: Sixteen river steamers are bat
Ting against the floating ice in the Yu-
kon in serious danger Of being caught in
such positions that they will be crushed
next spring. Unless the river clears il
self of ice for a few days none of these
boats will be able to reach its destina-
ton
The condition is unprecedented SO early
in the season. Three of the steamers
owned by the White Pass and Yukon Line
are now on their way up the Yukon from
Dawson with $50 passengers each. They
may not be able to proceed more than q
third or a half of the distance. They al
ready have been two days making 30 miles
against the running lee. If these boats
fail to get through their passengers will
have to walk hundreds of miles Many
are thnly clad, and extreme suffering
would result from such exposure.
The mails and several hundreds Of
thousands in gold shipments are aboard
these steamers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-21
KENNEBEc.
CHINA.

Mr. and Mrs. Clark OF W.ii'Hi 'P'
have been visiting Mrs. Clark's mo'hei'
Mrs. Elias Wixon.
Frank M. Hunnewell. formerly oi
China, and Miss Cora Stevenson We're
married in Boston, Sunday, OCT. L.
They arrived in town last IhufsuaH
and will make their home with fraHh
father and mother on the ola hoii'e
farm.
BY special invitation, Il large num-
Der of members from the Eastern otdi
in this place went to Liberty, MONDAY
evening where they were well enter
tanned by the Star in that place.
Mrs f. M. Wallace of China, state
president of the w. $. K. c., was the
special guest of the trustees ana lazy
visitors of the Bath Military ana
Naval Orphans Home at their regular
meeting at Bath. Oct. 49, fine sup
per was served at the Home.
The annual picnic of the A. j. Billings
Post and Relief Corps was held in their
hall last Tuesday. An oyster dinner
was served, followed by social hour
with songs and pleasant converse. Inc
following poem was written especially
1Of the OCcdSiOll 10y 4Nl'- AhSie' C"tN
land Durfee of Bridgeport. Conn, was
read by the authoress:
When we were young. some years ago,
A picnic was the thing;
Beside a lake, in glen or glade
Reneath the forests cooling shade
We made all ''outdOorS ring.
When older grown and in our prime,
For youthful joys We yearned;
Not one of us would ever own
That he or she had older grown,
TO picnics still We turned.
But now when frosts Of bygone years
Have whitened many a head.
We feel to shun the woods and shore
Where we have gathered Oft before
And stay indoors instead.
But we are still the same old friends.
The same old Billings Post.
The same old comrades tried and true,
Who wore Tang syne' the army blue.
Part of the Federal host
Our Comrade Tilton, where is he?
We miss his smiling face.
But hope when comes another year
He and mis- wife will both be here
In their accustomed place.
Our sister Rose has gone away
To join another corps;
Her resting time has come at last.
All care and toll for her are past,
All pain and sorrow DER,
These sisters of the Corps Relief.
We greet with all the heart
To this good time We welcome you:
or cake and pies and oyster stew
We gladly give you part
Now let us try as best We can
To fill with JOY this day.
Let every comrade do his part
And all unite with hand and heart
To drive duh care away.
Then when another summer comes.
And picnic time draws near
Well vote again. as once before
To leave the lake or woods or shore
And hold our picnic here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-21

Mrs. H. Crowell. 1st; Mrs. Flora
Nickerson, ID. Mr.. a. NJ. Dudley
showed a cluster of ripe raspberries
picked Oct. 9Th.
Refreshments We're furnished during
the day by Mr.. and Mrs. Littlefield. 4
social dance was held in the evening
with music by Messrs. Rowe and
lIroenleHf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-21

Pearl lie Baron, 1st; Annie Little
field, ID; hooked rug, Mrs. Ed. Earn
ham, 1st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-21
Quilts.

Mrs. Levi lie Baron, 1st; Cecil Estes
ID Made by children, Genie lie Baron
age 6, list; Pearl lie Baron, age II, I'd
Other quilts shown by Mrs. Abbie
Turner, list; Cora Perkins, I'd; A. Fos-
ter 3D..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

pirb audi in Der nG9iten Rummer in
ieiner ibli9en Rei9bulti9teit in Be
3ug uuf p~olitGnoige 2otalnd4rt4ten
uno Oepei6en aus Dem Sn= uno
QusGanbe srI4einen. Die 4rtitel
auf Der ~eoitprieuen Settle finben nidt
nun i'm 6ieiigen Publitum tets pu4~
fenbe Qnerfennung - aud Die Pref1e
bss Qanbes ma6t i6nen oaour6 bas
Observation-Disclosures Compliment, inoem
lie bieIel6en in Soto in lire SpaIten
aufnimmt, oft nit Qn9ube Der 8ez
8ugsquelIe, offers aber bic in6alt5reie
den unb geoiegenen 4bbunolungen
einfa6 dnneftirt. Die nG9te Qus>
gabe oes rSonntags Correspondent
ten" bringt i'm l1nter6ultungst4eil
5olgenoes:
Der Qiebe 9ebot," 8oman BON
@ls6et6 8or6ert (6ortIeBun9).
Na9gelaFsne @eoidte BON 9ierOz
nDmus CORN.
rS6iefes Slid" 9umoreste DOn
Sobn S0bnIOn.
Der Magpar in 8ien.
Der perftorbene 8ubn6ofs Snz
fpeftor," 6umoreste bon Or. &oS5a
SdnoDr.
4us Der alien !6eimatb.
rW}ur 6aber3ettel's Gouitnen,
6umoresfe BON 9ein3 6esbtn.
6umoriitii6es nit 8iloern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

Gob Guin, Elm Nn9eIteQter Der lid
rpluno SeIepbon : Comp" 0urd
Gleftri3itGt getDbtet. - 3pei
MGnner perIeBt. - Inoere I'm
fdle.
GlettrofutioniR purbe geitern
Na6mittug tur5 Dor 2 ubr Der "a
Sabre ulte, in g}r. 674, 8etzSoraz
togaitruBe, nobnbafte &op Gain, etn
4ngeItelter Der rMurDlGnoer Selez
pbonz@ompagnie," ais er on oerSubz
peitz@de Der Gbaiez uno Someriet>
itrqBe an einem Pfoiten arbettete.
Gain unb mebrere anbere 4ngeIteQte
Der qenannten Gompagnte tparen nit
benz Ginri6ten BON 9rGbten bei4dfz
tigt, als ii9 Der llnfuG 5utrug.
Der 9foIten, duf nel6em Gain ar
beitete, 1piro audi bon Der rGlectric
Qigbt ano Yoper g." benuBt, uno
man qlaubt, oaB Gain nit benz cleft
triI6en 2i9tbrubte in8erii6rung fam
unD einen 10 i6peren elettriIden
S6laq bon bieIem %erlitt, buB er To-
fort pom pfoiten ~itiir5te unb toot auf
Dem pflaiter liegen blieb. Setn 2et6z
nam nuroe i'm Yatrolpagen beS
norb0Itli6en 0iftritts in feline ebemaz
lige @o6nung gef6ufft unb Coroner
Or. 6irf6 bena6ri6tigt, Der cine
l1nteriu9ung in Dem Sale abRalten
nirb.
BON einem StraBenbabnz
Wuggon 9etroffen.
On Der Baltimore, nabe 2ibertnz
ftrube, nurbe geitern Der IA Sabre
ate SQiep6 8edlein BON gtr. 1911,
9Sairmountz Nbenue, ais er it6 auf
benz 8ege CUR Nrbeit befanb, BON Ell
mem 5traBenbabn : WdggOn getrofz
fen. @r trug, cine unbeoeutenoe 8opfz
nunbe bapon, tpel6e ibm i'm rRurpz
lGnber uniperIitdts z9oipital" perbun=
ben purDe.
3net Mann perIeBt.
Sn 6olge bes 3uIummenbru6e5 Ell
ner Ndie fiel geitern uuf Dem 9uuptz
8abngeleiie Der Baltimore : Obtoz
8abn" 5nii4en Relup un0 Nbulon
cine 2otomotibe un1 unb Der Qofomoz
tipfibrer uno 9ei3er purben er6ebli6
perlebt. Der 2ofomottpfiibrer u. 3.
Stroup Don Nr. AL, Stz6ortzNoe.,
trug peinli6e 8erlebungen am 8opfe
unb an Der linten 9ano babon, pG6z
renb Der 6ei3er Diqiam 6. Sruitt
bon Nr. 1909, 2igbtitruBe, etnen
SuBtn04el berftau9te. Die beioen
8erungliidten purben auf Dem nod
fen 3uge na9 Baltimore gebra6t II.
pom Gambenz8abnbofe aus in Suit
f9en nu6 ibren Wobnungen iibergsz
fiibrt, poieIbt Or. g. s.. 9apis liz
men Gr3tli9en 8eiitunb ~letItete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

GkL4NL ADNA NNN ~NJ' "
Qinien. Sbeo. 8. 0iener &c
6 g., Ais @uterzStr. ESQ.,
aunn f6Itmm fir ibn
perben. - Sin Neger, Namens
Gortie, purbe geitern i'm n0roIi6en
@tationsbauIe pom 9olt3eiri4ter
W6ite fir Elm am 9. Suit itatt3ufin>
benbes 8er60r na4 Dem Staotges
fGngniB gei6idt, ge9en ben Dann
m0gli6er WeiIe cine Mtorbantlage er@
6oben perben lam. gr fte6t ieBt
unter Der Mnf9uIbigung, Soiepb 90.
0uilD bon g3r. 24O5, 6rancisftruBe,
in m0rberi19er 2lbiidt nit einem
Ra1trmeFer angegriffen gu baben.
Der 4ngriff ereigpete ii6 am Is.
Sunni, angebIi6, neil 0atlp cine Be
mertung fallen lieB, Die Dem Neger
nt6t gefiel. 9erfelbe beabii4tigte pfz
fenbar, benz Srn. 9ail9 bic S6lagz
abern am 9alIe gu our4f4neioen,
benn er feBte bas RaIirmeHer an benz
ltnfen Dbl feine5 Spfers an Ii. I6nttt
bemielben einen She'll be5 Shines ab,
bu8 6r. 9atlp i4neQ auf Die 8ruI
6erunter briidte, ais er Die Qbit6t DeS
f6pur3en InboloS mertte. Die Wunz
be ipurbe por ben Qer5ten Or. Rdn@
bolpb Winslon un0 Or. Wm. @. 60
be perbunben unD beilte balb; am
Montuq oieier Wo6e ent3iinbete tie
ii6 ieoo6 tpieber, unD Der 8erleBte
liegt jeBt i'm tritii6en 3uftunOe bar
nieoer. Der Me1ttbelb 6lonb 5orz
tel, ipel6er audi unter ben y}dmen
nMurbof" unb rSurfeD" betdrnt lit,
flo6 na9 boQbra6ter Shat 1ofort aus
Der 5tabt unb purbe erft g~eiternNforz
Gen BON &unbe@S ergeunten 9aus II.
Sergeunten Smith pom norb0itli6en
9iitrift in Der Na9barf6aft Der
8ren3linie 3pii4en Baltimore, Gar
ron unb 6onarbzGountp entoedt
uno feItgenommen. 6r. 9ailp mar
6u6rmonn fir bic 6irmoO %ppenbeim,
Obernborf &c g.; er NOR emit W}itz
glieo bes 8altimorer 6euer>9 epartez
ments unb lit 8eiiBer Der r0&er=
6onts' MeouI," ipeI6e inn Dor Sab
rem BON ben Gei4Gft5Ieuten Der
9toot ge1tiftet purbe, alS er inter
Qebensgefa6r BEL Dem 8ergnerz6euer
an Der 9rattTtraBe 9r. Wm. Stabl
Dem ii6eren Slammentobe entriB,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
Srr PrGfioent fommt niht.

Wirb ii9 nt9t gu Der nG6iten Wondt
ftattfinoenben Sis Convention
einfinben. = Die 9riinoe ieiner
4blebnung. = NGgemeine 8Orbez
reitungen fir Die Convention,
Gin gomite Der rglfs," beite6snb
aus ben So. Gbarles 81. S4irm,
unb So6n 9. Ntron, pel4es geitern
ben YrditDenten aufu4te, I'm oenielz
ben gu einem 8eiu6e Der Stabt Bal
timore pG6rsno Der n@lts"z@onoenz
tipn gu p~eranlafsn, fe9rte geitern
Q6eno unperri9teter 0inge na6 Bal
timore 3urid, ba grdiibent Rooieoelt
bic G~intaoung ni6t annebmen tonnte.
Dis 9runD fir Die Q~ble6nung CAB Der
prdiiOent an, baB er cine Nn3u6l an
berer ginlabungen fir ben W&onat
Sult abgelebnt babe uno er e5 iiberz
6uupt als feline Yfliat era6ts, elmer
anberen Stabt einen 8efu9 db3uitatz
ten, e6e er nieber na9 Baltimore
tonme.
Die zNttrattipn oes @rOffz
nungstass Der rGlt5" Convention am
q. SuIi ipirb Der Wstttdmpf 5pt14en
ben perI4ieOenen 8upelIen i'm r@lecz
trio 8urt" Iein. N9t3eAn 8apeQen
BADEN Bis jeBt lire 8et6eiligung 3ugez
fagt. Mittpo8, ben %. Suli, finoet
Die grobe 9arobe itutt, unO Der Hu4z
mittag beFel6en Sages pirb als
r@onfetti : Nu9mittag" betunnt ietn.
s3piIden 4 unb 6 l1br niro Confetti
in ben StraBen 8altimpre's 6erum9ez
porfen perDen, unb Die Stuot ion pte
HenzS Orleans pd6renb Der nWfar0t
@ra8" z0o6e dusIe6er. Man ertparz
tet, oab ba5 augemeine 9ublitum ll4
an bieien 8eluitigungen bet9elligen
pirb.
!6r. Rnupp bat Elm @pe3iuI@GOmite,
betebeno aus ben 69. Samuel 9err,
VortBenDer, Ftfdro y. zee, y. JpB
3loiterman, Soiepb Salabes, 8.
Gmeri9, Capt. 6. %. G%aomuadoer
unb So9n S, 9%anion, ernonnt, os1en
4ufgabe es 1T, Die Muri4route Der
9uraoe am Wittpo4, ben %. Suit,
feft3uiteGen.
Man erpartet, buB Iid 10000 Perz
fonen an Der 9arabe betbeiligen lperz
ben, urb uuBeroem trifft man 8orbez
reitungsn, bieIeI6e bur4 pieler 5loats"
intereFant 5u geitalten. Sin She'll
bes 9rogramms fir ben gr0ffnungs@
tag, am q. SuIi, lit uufgeiteat porz
ben. 9ana4 6GGt Munor Mc2dne Die
8egriiBungs : Reoe, t%porauf Grdlteo
Ruler G6as. 81. S4irm bic uustDGrttz
gen 8Gi tie i'm Namen Der 6ieiigen Goge
niafommen bsiBt. 8roB @ralteb
Ruler Seq. g. Gront bon Omaha,
g2e6r., tpirb bic NnIpro9e Oe5 2eBtez
rem erfpioern. Damn folgt Elm ret4z
9ultiges muIitaliides Pro9ramm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
ST Tr9aughlin brr T6rber?
Sebetmpoli5iiten aus 9ennIplpanten.
Die ibn bes Worbes perbdhttgen.
ihrer Sadie niht iifer.

9ebetmpoli5titen aus Bennlplpaftler,
Die Jpn bes Worbes perbd4tigen,
t6rer Sadie ni6t iifer.
Der Isger, Der am leBten 0ienftag
in Der iiioli6en PoIi3eiitation err
i6ten, angdb, er belize Mc2dugbltn
unb be6auptete, DOR neur Sa6ren aus
benz 9efdngniB 5u Sopfon, 8altiz
mprezGountD, dusge6rofen gu iein,
nirb nod INNER bon Den 8e60rben
bon Baltimore : @ountp feItgs6alten,
ba sr i'm 8erba6t ite6t, Der Neger
elias BiGiam gu ietn, Der in Oelaz
pare@@ountp, ga, ben Nlpnsp g.
86ite, jun., ermoroet baden ion.
StuatsanpaIt Sobn @raIpn Don
Baltimore : GountD erfu6r Dur4 Elm
8er60r, fpeIfem sr ben Mc2augblin
unterparf, baB bsriel6e an Dem 8aue
zines neuen Sunnel8 gu 8auiBin,
ga, arbeitete unb 3fpar ettpu gu Der
iel6en 3ett, als ii6 bic G~rmoroung
res W6ite 3utrug. Seine 8aI6rei6ung
itimmt gang genau nit b~erienigen Des
M0r0er5 bes W6ite therein uno ipGz
ter 9eituro er audi, buB isin ri6tigsr
Hame 6reOerid Mc8latton lei, DaB
man i'm dber audi 81 9auiBin untsr
benz Rumen Smith ~gefannt babe. Gr
bertpidelte ii6 in 70 piele Wioeripriiz
DE, buB @ebeimpoli3iiten, tpeI6e aus
Yennfplpanten na6 Som on geianot
purDen, in ibrem 8erba6t beitdrtt
purben. Sic tebrten geItern na4 De-
latpare : Gpuntb 3uriid, INN oaielbft
2eute aus3ufunbi6aften, nel6e ben
M0roer bes &naben 9eieben uno i'm
baber ioentifi3iren t0nnen.
Gontratt ir bic so + y
Lamb StahG 60"
Der rMarDldnb Std6lz@o." lit Der
Gontratt 3~ugepisien por0en fir Den
8au zines $50 Sonnen baltenDen
S6iffe8 fir bas 8ropia1tt : 9eparte=
ment Der 8unbesflotte. 9a5 96tff
foG our Qegung %iubmuriner Sdbel Be-
nuBt peroen unb $4,000 toIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

Q6Ie6en. - 5rau @il6elmina
Meber fturb geitern nu4 ldngerem
Qeioen i'm Otter BON 72 Sa6ren uno
6 Monuten in ibrer 8e6auiung Hr.
1419, Tairmount : Qoenue. Sic mar
bic @uttin Don 6rn. 6run3 8. Y}eper,
unb hire 8eeroigung finoet nm Ralb 8
u6r am 9amitdg Morgen na4 elmer
RequiemmeFe in Der ct. W}i4delSz
Stride, Gfe 2ombdrbz unD Wplfe@
StraBe, aus itutt.
- 9rau Wlarp g. 6. Beber, geb.
8eQer, Witttpe bon 9rn. So6n Weber,
aus OIf6etm, Sa9ien : Meiningen,
ftarb geitern Nu6mtttug in Der 8o5z
nunq i6rer So9ter, 5ruu W}arie Wtez
fenba6, Nr. 1913, Weitz8ioolezStr.,
i'm Otter BON 70 Sa4ren uno 10 U}oz
ndten. Die 8eerOigung ftnoet nafz
ten Sonntug Na6mtttag pom 5rauz
er6uuIe aus auf Der Baltimore Sc
meterD" itatt. 5rau Weber Ainterz
ldBt bret @06ne, bic So. 9enrp S.
g., So6n unb 6rdnf 90. We6er, cine
So6ter, 5rau Otto s. Wieienba4,
eff gnfelfinber un0 bier urentel. Paz
for 6. 6uber pirb bel Der 8eeroiz
gung umtiren.
IN Der WeinIdube bes
.@eprde."- Nd6 i6rer reguldreH
@iBung perIummelten ii4 bic V}itz
qlieoer Der r9ermanta : 2oge g1r.
100" Der r6reimuurer" in Der @einz
laube hires 8rubers George Sitting
an Der Horbz9oGibapzStr unO
perunfaGteten baiel6it cine gemiit6li6e
Na6feier. 9aii4 unter i6nen meRrere
mufifaliI6e Wunberfinber befinDen,
mar es fat IelbitperItdnblt4, OaB Der
eolen .Muiita emiig ge6ulbigt purpe.
9ur6 Soil e~rfreuten II. u. 9err Strip
Slider, Der bur9 feline 6umoresten
lauten Behalf ernbtete; aud 9err 8.
6immel6eber, Gefretdr bes rSbaliuz
MGnner9ors," i6Iug BEL ieinem 8Ors
TRACE einen gang beiOnOer5 feinen
Son an, ben er ra4 Georges 8e6uupz
tung BET benz neuen pianO ieines
8ereins einituoirt bate. 8eraDs oes>
pegen riefen feline 2eiitungen ungez
6euren 4pplaus berbor. 9err Strip
5af9er birigirte ben a capeaasGhor
r9us 8l0fterlein" na9 benz Son Ell
ner @timmgabeI, bic bel rQrtOn's"
neuem qiano maBgebenD lit. 0ds
rqute Ru6t," nel9es ii4 Die Sbeilz
ne6msr i8lieBli9 3uriefen, bate fig
lid rguten Morsen" beibeH tonneR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
Sas 0pndgrridt in Qgilmimatun.

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Smith ooer 9ietro 2Ge8retto
ma6t lon9Iome 6orti6ritte. -
8m. 8. 8OIfe 6e5o6lt S. pegen
Qn9riffs auf Den Poli5ei = Gbef,
- StreifIi6ter. - Qua in Do
Der gGbrt e8.
Wilmington, %. sunni. -
6iilfs : Coroner &ilneer begdnn 6erz
te nit Der Gitirung BON 3eugen fir
ben Snqueit in Dem Safe Oes 8nuben
qeter Smith, Der am Mlontag nG9z
renO oes Qngriffs auf oa5 Nrmenz
6aus 70 i4p2r ~per1punOet purOe, DAB
er am Mittrpo8 Na4mittug i'm So
fpitul itur6. Der ri4tige Rame Oe5
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Camille lit iebr arm, uno peroen
SammIungen berunitultet, UNI ois8ez
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i4pierig 1T, 3eugen auf3ufinOen, 10
fam Der 9ilfs : Goroner ntht tdgerl,
mann Der Snqueit itattfinoen pirb.
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General NntpaIt afIiitirt, iugte 6euz
te, er ntiIe ni3t, Oh uno mann fpet7
tere @er6aftungen in 8erbinoung nit
Der 2pn6erei DeS Neger5 8bite porz
Qenommen nerben tpiroen.
8m. 8. 0olfe, Der junge Mdnn,
Der benz poli3ei9ef 8laf DG6reno bet
oro6enoen 9emonitration Dor oerPoz
li3eiItation am Mittpod 46enO eiren
S6lag periebte, lit 4eute nm S. uno
Soften geitraft noroen.
Sin oraftii4es Bib Der 3uitdnoe
in Wilmington an Dem Qbeno, alS
bic QDnterei itattfano, Iiefert 0dr@
bein Meierpe Dom 4rbeit8haus nit
Der GrflGrung, oaB Elm 9eriud 8ez
ma6t puroe, bic Wilmin8tOner g}ts
li3truppen gum S4uB Der Strdfans
italt 3uiammen gu rufen. Gr iagt:
n0ie6olooten fonnten inoeB 3u9duie
ni6t geFunoen perOen, tie rparen ofz
fenbar i'm M}o6."
9oli3ei4ef 8lad ieinerieit5 io9t:
,Nir naren a6iollt 6iilflos. Der
8erIu6 purOe gema4t, Spe3ial6eamz
te gu ~pereioigen, bod Sober, an ben
mir uns panOten, Ie6nte ab."
Qu6 in 0oper gG6rt e5; bort mar
man bic gar3e g3u4t uuf Der 8o6e.
IS puroen nGbreno oeS Cages Die
6taotz uno Gountp : 8eb0rOen be-
nu6ri6tigt, OaB pd6renO Der Haat
Elm QnFaG auf bu8 8efdngniB ges
ma6t neroen 1piiroe, um ben g(e8er
eugene 6urris, tpeI4er fiir3li6 etnen
unmoralif6en Qngriff uuf 6rau Ser
rig g. 0aotS %unternabm, nit @eipalt
aus Dem @efGngniB gu en%tfernen uno
fir fein 8erge6en obne Yro3eB buBe1l
gu luFen,
S6erifF Melpin ernannte in oGler
5tiQe cine Gn3a6I 6ilfs : Sdertffs,
bic Bis uuf bic ,3G6ne 6epdffnet fpurz
ben, uno ber6aftete iOfort einige trent
be Berfonen, Die pom nOroli4enS belle
beg Gtuates ra6 0oper 9etOmmen
uro fi6 ni8t 3ufrieOeniteleno aus
peiien tonnten.
MG6reno Der Ra3t patrouillirte Elm
She'll Der Deputies bic StraBen ab
uno bic anoers N6tbeilung na6mPoz
ito inner6al6 oes @efdngniFes. Gs
tamen ieoo6 feline Rubeit0rungen DOR.