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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-13
Seller eriuirft Barriers 8canaoiauna

arlington, II. Sult. - Die
8eDOlfsrung Irlington's lit get6eilter
9lniidt ii6er Die 8egndoigung BON 3.
q. Barter, lpel4er Dor orsi So6ren
81 flint Sobren 3udthaus psrurt6eilt
poroen mar, neil er in einsm 2lnfaQ
oon @iferIu6t ben Rsftor eSobn 8elz
Ter Don Der 3rinitD gpisfopal Sir
DE am 8. Sebruar 1901 our6 ms6z
rere ReOolperidiiHe Idper perlebte.
Jruu Barter bate ibrem 8atten err
5Gblt, ouB Der 9eiitIi9e ben 9erIu9
gemadt, lie gu psrgepaltigen.
Sier 1T man allgemetn Der 9lniidt,
baB &elIer Die oirefte ltriu6e Don
Barriers 8s9nubigung mar. Gs beiBt,
oaB o6ne feline 8ermittstung Der Ser
urtbeilte nod 6eute im3udtbauie Iein
lpiiroe.
8or etipa sinem Monat, cine Wo6e
Dor Der Nbreiie Der 5rau Barter bon
europa. beIudte cine 2ln5a6l SSreunz
De Den Hscoroer 8rebs, Dem garter
Oumals bOrgefiibrt porben mar, uno
fru9tsn i'm, pie iie am 6siten bic Be-
gnaoigung Barriers er6alten tDnnten
rGs gi6t nur einen Weg," eripioerte
Der Recoroer, nuno Der lit, baB Bar
fer an 6rn. 8ellsr i6reibsn unb ihm
mittbeils, pie betiimmert er um iein
8erbre6en lei. Gum Sdlub m0ge er
8e1sr bitten,fiir ibn gu interOeniren. I"
Dos Gomite beidloB, bem Rutbs gu
folgen. Die 5olge mar, ouB Seller
an bic gegnuoigungs 8sbOrOe
idrieb, unb buB auf 9runo oieies
9riefes Barter in Jrei6eit geieBt
tnltrhp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-13
Sin Sanfbarcr Yaticnt.

oSn Der He9el beipahren IDl6e Perz
ionen, bic franf iparen unO geiunD gez
ma6t purben, fir Den 9lr3t, ipel6er
lie beilts, nur cine tur5 0auernoe
0anfbarfeit. Sine 2lusna6me 0apon
bilbet 6r. Wiuiam Nerpan, Elm 81
garrenbGnbler bon gtr. 1000, Gllipttz
itraBe, Canton. 8or flint Sabren
puroe er oon einem b0sartigen &az
tarrb i'm &opfe befallen, tpel6er Der
8eI6idli6teit aQer BON i6m I'm Ratb
befragten Qer5te Srob bot. gfaie,
O9ren, 0al5 unb 2lugen paren baz
BON affi5irt. S6lpinoeIunfdue 5eigz
ten iih nit iol6er 9eftigteit, oub er
3upeilen pie Elm 8etruntener duf Der
StraBe lumber taumelte 0ieIe &rantz
beit5z@ri6etnungen puren bon atuten
&opfi6mer3en un0 &Iingen in ben
S6ren begleitet ,lpoDur9 cine t6eilpeiz
ie 5aub6eit eintrat. Gr perlor feinen
Nppetit, unD fein f0rperlicher 3uitano
mar 10 gei6pd4t, ais ob er an Nusz
5ebrung lit, 5n bieIem bebauernsz
pertben 3uItunbe panbte iih Sr. gtez
rpan an Or. 9artIep, ben Spe3ializ
item fir Naienz, 0al5= uno Obrenz
trQntbeiten, gtr. 81, NorozPacaitr.,
um 9atb. Sine ri6ti9e 0iagnoii5
ieBte Or. 0artlep in benStanO, burh
Ieine 8ebanblungsneiie cine pOuz
itGnbige 9eilung gu er3ielen. 6r. gtez
rDan lit 10 erfreut iiber ieinen gebeiz
Ierten GeIunObeit53uitano - unb er
1T 10 fpoblauf pie er ie 3upor in ieiz
nem 2eben mar - baB er geitern BEL
oem Qr3te boripra4, um bemIelben
qbermals Ieinen 9ant uus3uipre6en
fir bic abiolute 6eilung zines 2eiz
bens, pel6es ibn fir bic Qusiibung
Ieines 8eIhGfts unfd6ig uno ietn
2eben gu einem @lenb gemddt bate.
Or. 6artlep bat ipGbrenb Ietner 20
iGbrigen praris SauIenbe ipld)er &uz
rem er5ielt, uno e5 t0mmt ibm that
id6li6 ielten elm San Dor, Der ni4t
Ieiner Sebunblun9sDeiIe peidt. -
(SaturoaD Hepielp.l Q93-0
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0raBlifes Gnhe zines innarn Ste=
hesuanreS,

= btlabeIp 6iu, u. Suli. -
Bel Der Station 2(mbrioge na6e gcoa
nomp BAT ii4 auf Der r9itts6urg un0
Sort Napre Giienba6n" Elm grGb4
lifer llnfaQ ereignet. Der 2otomos
tipfij6rer zines in 01tIi6er Ridtung
fu6renOen8ijter3uge5 bemerfte geitern
W}orgen gegen / ll6r i'm 6eQenMonbs
i6etn 3pet meni6lide &Orper nebeE
chamber i'm 8ra6sn CUR Seite beS
8a6nbette5 liegen. Gr belt an, uno
bic MonnI6uft be5 3uges fanb bic
&ei6en zines jungen W}annes unb eis
neS W}GO6ens, 6eioe fltr4t6ar 3ugez
ridtet. Die @iienbabnbeamten lpurs
ben beno6ridtigt uno bic 2ei6en na9
6reeoom 9e6ra6t. Spdter iteQte es
7i6 Aerous, DoB Der junge Mann Der
ettpa 25zjdhrige 0erbert 8epple BON
Zen Werfen Der yNmerican Bridge
So" gu NmbriOge, uno Das Nfdo6en
Die 26 Sabre ate Wittpe Gliid6et6
6ebIer pon Qatart, %, pa, bic im
n6otel 2tm6ribge" ols 2(ufpdrterir
ongeitelIt getpeien mar. 0u5 junge
Paar bate auf Dem 8o6noamm sine
MonOI6einpromeroOe gemo6t uno
mar Don einem in peitli6sr Hi6turg
fabrenoen S6neu3uge, Der nm cine
i6arfe 8urbe 6eran9ebrouft fam,
iibefa6ren un0 Qet0Dtet morDen.
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Mehr S1n6iuiti;.
Gntmeni4te Bette pOn empOrten
8iirgern auf entieBli6e Weiie
umgebradt.

GntmenI4te Bette DON emp0rten
9iirgern auf entieBIide Weiis
umge6radt.
gBbeeIing 8.z8o., u. Suli.
- SSn benz tIeinen Orte 9epon,
MingozGpuntp, puroe ge7tern elm
14zidbriges 8ino ppn einem gfeger
Qei6Gnost unD Der brutals 8auner
BON etlpa 200 8iirgern gelpnht. 9ds
fleins MdD6en purDe bon Dem
I6par3en Wuitling untpelt Der elterz
liden Wobnung ungegriffen unO troB
ibrer fIe6enDen Bitten na6 etnem
naben 8eb0l3 geIdleppt, pergepoltt9t
uno bann an einen Baum gebunOen.
Q(ls man bic &leine permiBte, puroe
in Der Nadbarf6aft geiu6t uno lie
in fat iterbenoem 3uitanoe gefunOsn.
2tl5 lie Das 8orgefallene er3dblte, Or
guniiirte ii6 iofort cine partie Der
9tddbarn, uno ais man ben 8uri den
erpii4te, lpurDe er beina6e Don Der
emp0rten M}enge in Stiide geriifen.
W}an bra9te i'm auf einen freien
9luB uno bort purOe er an einen
Baum gebunoen. Die 8leioer ipurz
zen i6m pom 2eibe geriiIen uno Dann
Der a0rper nit O&eFsritiden ser
fIeii6t, bis er blutiiberitrOmt bic Be-
iinnung Derlor. Die 3unge puroe
ibm 5pii6en ben i9fpuIitigen 2ippen
beruusgeriiien. W}un bate bus arme
ainO Dor i'm gebradt uno nit i6rer
8eitult por feinen 2lugsn CAB er ieiz
nen 8eiit auf. Damn DurOe ibm Oas
6er3 aus bem entieelten 80rper nit
Soidenmefern gei6nitten, ieine Sim
ger uno 3eben nit 3angen abge3errt
uno ais 5ropbden bebalten. Damn
puroe Die 2eide nit 8eroIinzOel be-
doi1en uno perbrQnnt.
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I6iffe ioIlen oa3u bienen, 0ol5 Don
bsm Yulu na9 ben bena6bdrtsn 9az
fen 81 fiibren.
So dep M Der i'm Ster b IN.
QonDon, II. SuIi. - Der ameS
rituniide Sodep Damn" W(aher err
lit beute Va6mittag einen erniten
llnfau nit etnem 9lutpmpbil. gr
puroe BEL Gaterbam, Surrep, aus
Dem 9lutomobil gepprfen, erlitt einen
S9Gbelbru9 unb perI9iebene unoere
9erleBun9en. Sin Qonboner Spe3taz
lit 1T an iein &ranfenlager berufen.
W}a6er bate in ben Rennen Bel
2ingfielo geritten unb mar in 2oro
Garpunon's 9tutomobii, tpel6es bic
Ter i6m gelieben bate, auf Dem Na9>
bauieipege, ais ii6 Der 8orfdQ err
eignete. Nlu6er lentte bas Nutomo6il
perf0nIi6, Der Chauffeur IaB neben
ibm. Sic fu9ren in i6arfer Sang
art, ais bic Steuerporri4tung perid9>
te unb oas 9lutpmobil in Elm anberes
hineinfubr, in pel4em ein 9err uno
cine Dame faBen unb peldes in entz
geeenaeisbter Ridtung fubr. Mdber
unb lei Chauffeur nuroen aus ben
Qutomobil geidleuDert unb belpubtIos
aufgeboben. 8eioe ipurben nu4 bem
rGottugez9oIpital" in GaterAam gez
bra4t, no lie INNER nod bepuBtlos
iinb. Die leBten 8eri4te Der 9olpi=
talbe60roen be3ei4nen iAr 9efinoen
ais rIehr bebentli6."
Die 9niaifen bes anoeren 9lutomoz
bills lpurben nur lei9t Derlebt.
SpGter am 2lbenb erlangte Muher
>bos 9epubtIein pieber. Sine nod
malige genuue llnteriu4ung ieiner
@erleBungen IGBt Die 2ler3te boffen,
bab er pieoer 6er9eiteQt peroen tann.
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Teucr Sahnhni in Ghirago.

Gbicugo, ST., u. SuIi. - Der
neue Ga SaueitraBen 8ubnbof Der
rQote Sbore, Rod Sslano unO g}itels
plute 9ubn" puroe 8eitern 2(ben5
er0ffnet. Der neue 9ahnbof bat etpd
$3,OOO,OOO getoitet uno lit elmer Der
i60niten oe5 2anoe5. Der 8aAn6of
bat 215 SUB 6ront an Der 8on 8uz
renitraBe unO eritreft iid 1888 SUB
iiioIi6. Der Yerron lit 500 SUB
lang unb 215 SUB brett unO pirO in
einer 60he pOn 50 SUB pon einem
8lasba6 u6eripannt Sir ben 8au
nuroen 14,1OO 5onnen Stabt 9e=
braudt. Der 8a6nbof, in nel6em
tGgli6 1900 3ige oertebrsn t0nnen,
piro BON $500 9lU6Ii6tern uno 1O8
8oQenli6tern erleuhtet.
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Grbalt $500 auifatt einer Mi(linn.

ct. 9au1, Minn, II. Suli. -
0as Sbergeri6t bes 9taates Minnez
iota bat bas llrtheil beg llntergeridts
beitdtigt, pelfes !9srbert %. pearion
fir Der n@reat gortbern Railpup"
BEL Der 2ocirung BON 8ohlengruben in
Montanu geleiItets 0ienite $500 3uz
iprud. pearion bate Die 8u6n auf
$1,OOO,OOO pertlu9t, inoem er be-
buuptete, oaB bic aof(engrubsn nur
ourd eine bon ibm d1ein beieiiene
8enntniB gepiFer geologil4er 5or<
matipnen entbedt iporben feien, aber
bic 8obn perno6te 81 betpeiien, buB
bic @rubsn idon betunnt paren, e6s
pearIon feline gslpagten geologiihen
sbsorien 5ur 9(npsnDung 6rudte.
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= Sn g6uutuuqud Gate iinb 5ipei
14zjdbrigs anubsn, emmett 9urosp
unb Gitsb garlsion, bsi'm Sdpimz
men ertrunfsn, inoem 9urpep i'm
WaFer BON 3rGmpfen befallen ipuroe
uno ben i6m 5u 6iilfe eilsnben gurle=
ION nit in bic Siefe bindb5og. 8eioe
2eihen puroen binnen elmer balhsn
Stunoe aefunben-
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oSn Wdtertpnn. V, ~ Il

= ,5n VBdterF0Dn Jf.zY1 llf Der
GrunoItein gu oem 8ibliothefge6Guoe
gelegt poroen, tpeldes 5ruu gmma
5lonsr Saplor gum 2ngeoentsn an
i6ren 8ater, Den peritorbsnen 8ouz
perneur II. 9. 5loper, erri6ten I6Bt.
SSrau SanIor fiinoigte 3ugleih eine
Sdertun9 BON $21 900 fir 8uder
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-13

Gin unper1dup libes fmdI
babsu ib Die Chrpuro;Qeu &ritOtr pom Ct. Esrs
9armbcr1iqfct uuO Ntub;ul,tb, iir cwiac 3sjten
QtieBt ouo:rn uub ourd Die Vlidlite GrfinOurs
Der pcltbtribmttn Ct. &TuarD 7Rrduttr 0jltu.
Reiu. luie Die 0atur Naes ibaiit, unusrldi9t
uuo tor nj: Die f.b,rbcut Gueae aus Dem 5elien
iprBoslt bertIttn Ns aus Gen Sa'ten beilfrdftiper
Qilaujtn ods Qrobr uno bcrrlib: otilmitte bis
81 9crnarO=Grdutcrz QiueH &si 0,ritopfuas,
lRanQel al apgsttt Neber= urO alien llnterl.bgs
Storuupir ttbtH Nt unTbertroii,u oa. 9eriubt
Tt! Nu aacu NpotbcfcH gu blb;n.
lMoWi5r, ,{&Sl
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binal Gafali fir Die parme Sbeilz
nabme an leinem 8efinDen unb CAB
leoem Der aurbinGle einen trGftigen
9dnbebrud.
Sa Der iunge 8Dnig BON Spanien
il9 teIegrupbii9 na9 pem 8efinoen
0es Yapites ertunbiste unb nm ben
pdpitli4en Segen gebeten bate, CAB
Seine 6eilisteit aarbiaul Rampola
ben 9luftrag, bas @eiu4 81 genebmiz
gen. Damn begub lith Der pupit piez
Der 3ur 8ube unb i4lief bis Z llbr.
I'm IS llbr febrten Die Ner5te 5uriid,
bic bann Elm 9ul1ettn per0ffentli6ten,
fpel6es fortbauernoe geHerung iett
benz Nforgen beitGtigte,
Wdbrenb bes Sages itrOmten gan5e
S6aaren @lGubiger gum @ottesz
bienite na6 Der Yeters=8ir6e, uno i'm
9ofraum bes 9atifans puroen Die
Bulletins nit groBer 8efrieoigung
geleien. Wtit pel6er Stren9e Die
9eumten i'm @dtifan perfabren, lGBt
it9 bardus erIeben, ouB Gapltdn
S9miot bon Der Sdpei5srz8arbe
arbaftet purbe, neil er Der Preile
Rittheilungen gema4t bate.
gigent6iimlih it's, pie pieteittg
bic @inoriids Der 8eIuder bes papz
ites iinb. Der Correspondent Der
rq rqfociirtsn Yrefe" mar 5u9esen, ais
bic &aroinGle 5errata, Segna uno
gretoni aus benz 8ranten3immer
famen. aaroinaI 5errata rieb it4
pergniigt bic 6Groe uno iagte: Der
81. 9ater 1T fat gGn5lih 9ensien;
mir peroen i'm balo pisoer i'm Gar
ten Des Gutitans ieben." 8uroinul
Segna ialus bas areu3 uno fugte:
nllnier gsliebtsr pontifsr 1T perloz
ren." rno aarbinal Gretoni f6iitz
telte iein 6aupt, ndbreno er iugte:
rWer psiB; er tann iterbsn, nber audi
geneien."
80nig @tctOr emanuel
piro adj IT IN 5uz
ri te 6ren.
q m, u, Suli. = Sontg Slctor
emanuel bat 8efebl ertbsilt, oaB Der
GuirinolzYalalt in 8ereiti6aft gez
ha[ten meroe bd er in 9Solae Der
9ront6eit oss 9apites friiber BON
ieiner @iua nabe 5urin nu6 Der
6auptItaDt 3uriidtebren ntro. Iuh
lpenn Der 9apIt geneien iollte, 10 perz
ben Der a0nig uno Die 80nigin bod
am %. Ds. W2ts. in Rom eintreffen.
9luBer Or. RoNoni limb uud flint
3eitungsberidteritutter am 5ieber srz
trntt. Die 2eBteren purosn ms
6oIpital gebru6t.
Sine 9roBe 9n3uhl telegrupbiider
4nfragen na6 oem 8aftnDen Das
papites lit Eeute bon fremben Regiez
rungen, audi &abel 9epei6en bon
Iuitrolien, 8olipia, Irgentinten,
peru unb anoeren 2dnpern eingetrofz
fen.
paris, u. Suli. = Sn 6ol9e
Der giinitiger Na6ri6ten pon Rpm
iinb bic 8eI Iu6er unD gfu6fragen in
Der bieligen Nunciatur beute nidt 10
5o6lrei6. 9eute Nu6mittug ipuroe
einsOepeife BON 8arbindl Rampoaa
betannt gena6t, lporin er Die 8efez
rung Sr. 6eiligfeit mitt6eilt. Miz
niiter 9elcafe mar elmer Der erIten
8eIuder.
&arbinal Glib bon5 bat a NJ
geb1i9 feline Nus DIT,
5um 81 a d folger pon
SEQ 9epdblt gu
Deroen.
0onoon, 13. SSuli. - Sin Gorz
reiponbent Deg n9ailD telegraph"
beri6tet pon 3om: sd bin autoriz
iirt pon 3lpei 8arbindlen - elmer
berIelben ieIbit Elm Ganbibat - gu
ertlGren, oaB peoer 9aroinal 8i6=
bons, nod ionit elm ni6i itulienii6er
8urOinal Die entfernte 1te9tusii6t bat,
gum Nadfolger 2eo's Des 9rei5ebnz
ten gelpG6lt gu peroen."
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Saltim: pre= Sbip=G =Giicnbabn=
GrfuriipuS=SuIletiu

2.5O-Saltimcrc nab 6 umbe eriane.
Sl.25-SaIttn,vre mad, Sarpers Serrp une
Mdrtinsbura une iuriId, SonntGa, ben
10 Su!i. SpeiialSug perldbt 6dnlotnz
gabubof 100 MorQsus.
S2.OO-SaItimpre nadb pb iIaeeIpbia une Smz
rid.
81 5O-Saltimore mad, Sbeffer unc ,uriif.
S1.OO-S5aItimprc uac, gSiImiuaton unt Ill
riitf Spesialz3u9 perldst 9omoenz 2 obnz
hof Sl5 Uorgtns, Mouut &cpat= &abnboi
$50 MOr9tus, SountN9, otn ~. Suit.
1874
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Grrcitclte Nran0iflakuna.

9 I. Z ou 8, y. Sult. = Wm, +.
y}olfer Setretdr Der 2lKociation Ger
ct. QouiIer 8rauer, bat Dor Dem 0is
Itriftsanpult 6olt Die 9tusfugs ges
ma6t, 6aB 3pet Stuatsfenatoren I'M
Sabre 1899 Don ben ct. Qouiier
8ruuern fir bic 0erperfung Der
8ier Smportbiu $4,000 psrlanga
ten, un6 baB, ba Die 8ruuer bic 8ss
8u6lung Der Summe pertpeigertsn, bic
8iq angenommen purbe. 6olf 9o6
Die Namen Der 8ruuer an, an lpel6e
Das 2tnIinnen geitelIt nuroe. @iner
Der 6etr. Observation-Disclosures itdno
bi86er bur4du5 un6sf6olten oa.
= 0os 6ritifde @eI4paber, bes
ite6enO aus Dem 6luggI6iff oes 9toz
miral5 Douglas, Der r2(riaone", uro
ben 4reu3ernr 4etribution" unor Sri.
6une," lit pon Bar 6ur6or, Me., nu9
ct. So6n, N.&8., ubgefu6ren.
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ooftet .Sud, fiihI-9S -9Saiicrfraffidr1e r

Nrtis $3.50 0arant:rI D;r.ldmtr unO odutr'
halter, ais ireeup p:it. ano:ren 0np'r. 3s3oh
l:at M,ihnasSidtir. aata.os aai Stt'anssn.
CT. H1roptll, 33S 8orosG5orltss SttaSs
(Sunil3. lRibl
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5(ntnn0rnHtGn.

IalntnnTrnntGn.
pon marpIane.
Union Trust Building,
GbarIes< unb 6apetts.gfrase.
Grunbfapitai .............. 81, ,OOO, 900 90
uebri6ub unb unoertbtilte
grpfitt ..........e--..... 400 775 OS
s}iibrt elm oGasmeiHss gants uno 9ruit=
8dbdit.
Trs 9rosent 3inisn be,abtt oui gilan=
sen. bic duf Gbe6s eeicqtn ptrotn
3titsSspoften ,n iptiisaen 8attn anse.
aommsn.
&pdr'Depdrfeiaent.
Ginlae:n i'm Spar= 9tpart,m,nt, ben qe=
fpobnl6tn SparbanfsRequ equIatonsn unttrnorz
fen, .rpiini4t. 81 9roltnt 3initn b,loblt
Sitle Gompaqnit 1T Elm e,ieslid,s Gt=
poftortum fir Gonbs in odnotn pou Gru=
tees oo.r 7efamsnts 0plIitr.d.rn, iopie
ole Stats uno gtri6ts=ytamte
Ginbret.rfdre 6epoIb. Rafttn So so
bis $50. 90 pro Sabr.
9rebit Prisft oerauseabt, in aG.n 3bsis
ZEN Der @elt ptrptnpbar.
George BIafiftOnr. wiles sBbtte. ir.,
0rdfoeHt; 9es=Qrdi;
GbarIes Z. Crane. Rfd,are .. senman.
2. 9itss91rdi.; Srtr. uno S6asm.
Spfbua g. Dep, ShIis'e.f uno Stasm.
Grefufip. cn1fte:
R.lion 9,riu, esprour Ndno.lbnum,
QBesI,s W. GI.r, Grnsft s. Rna5. it,,
G. 3. ouutina. (aua.A,1S)
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SSottDelsid)tlIe,


Grirolittr uu;:rriat III st:uosrapbl,, lpp,.
pri:ins Sutba.ten, SDonl2rttbtn, 4gitbmttii,
GnoIiib u. t. D.
8eoinsunssn: $500 PRO g}onat; 3
Wtonate $500; 8 Wtonaie $500;
II Wlonots $500; glbenpi4ule. 8
Wlpnate $500. Ollie Bidder uno
S6reibmaterialien frsi. Stelunssn
sarantirt.
Stiiler uui etipiuOitu atstr 3ab!una oon 500
pro Worat Nbinpibult nad) Otm trlttr Diouos
:. 20 pro 1tondt, psnr mOuat.ib btjabIt Grlabs
rene 2.br,r. SuOriNntGer untsTritt - moo,grs
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William Stoughton and son of Carmel
Hill visited in this place last Sunday.
Prof Mills WhittleSey of Trenton,
n. j., is at present visiting his broth
er here, Robert c., while resting from
arduOus home duties as general life in
surance agent. We much regret to
learn of his wife'S continued illness
and necessary long stay in Colorado.
William MOwry passed Sunday in
New Haven.
Mrs w. G.. Grannis returned from A.
H. Bolles', last Friday, to her home in
Litchfield, accompanied by Mrs Jane
Bolles,a former resident here, but late
Of Kent. Mrs BOlleS expects to pass
several weeks with her niece in Litch-
field.
William Murphy became so far ad-
vanced with his own farm work, this
month, that he has been able to cut
and gather Col G. w. Pickett's and
Hon G. P. Lyman's hay crop. He is
among the very first on his street who
is able at this season of the year to
help his neighbOrs and at the same
time not neglect a single home duty.
John Collins has at present one of
best pairOf draught horses and harness
to be found in his locality and is able
to draw therefore from the railroad
station the heaviest loads of grain to
his residence, where he sells at most
reasonable prices.
Rev N. S. Becker and family are this
week visiting at Charles G. Carlson's
in this village.
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LITCHFIELD COUNTY
WASHINGTON.
AT ST JOHNS.

AT ST JOHNS.
Last Sunday, the Rev William Rob.
inson, rector OF St John's church enter
ed upon the fifth year of lis ministry
on this parish, and preached a most
excellent and interesting sermon on
the subject 1.-THE Gospel of the Minis.
try" from the text, I'd Cor. Al. 1t
would have done everybody in the
place good to hear it.
There was celebration of the HOLY
Communion at the II O'Clock service:
about fifty persons received, anon 9
them being nearly all those who have
been confirmed in the last four years.
The parish register shows that the
list OF communicates has nearly dOu-
bled during Mr. Robinson's ministry
here. He received the good wishes
and congratulations at the close of the
services.
Mrs Robinson and children are ex-
pected to arrive home on Thursday or
Friday Of this week after a months
visit vii tn relations and friends in To-
ronto, Canada.
During the rector's absence at St
Paul school, Concord, N. H., the Rev
r. @. Booth, assistant minister of St
Bartholomew church, New York
City, will Ofticiate'at the church on the
9th and 10Th prox; and the Rev DR.
Bissell o. Litchfeld will fill the pulpit
on the last two Sundays in August.
Weekday services are held every
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, fol-
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WARREN.

ATTRACTIONS OF "ABOvE-ALL."
On Monday, July q, there were 81
visitors on AbOve-All taking in the
grand panorama of mountain scenery,
which travellers from Europe claim to
be very like and equal to Switzerland.
The latest arrivals at the AboAe-All
farm are Mrs Lieball and Miss Butler
from Philadelphia.
Rev Henry Epson of New Preston
preached, last Sunday, to large audi
dience. Rev Mr. MunSon still occupies
the parse a ye. He and Mrs Munson are
entertaining friends from out of town.
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lowed by a choir rehearsal under the
leadership of Arthur Woodruff.

THE ENTERPRIsING POQUAssET CLUB.
The Poquasset club are improving
the grounds around the late E. J.
Hurlburt place. The fence and stone
hitching posts have been removed and
also some Of the shrubbery cut in or
der to make lawn. The house has
been rented by the club for another
year and club members are doing the
work.
Arthur Cotton is in town. Mr. Cot.
tons father, a former pastor in this
place, is gueStat the Ridge.
Mrs Van Ingen gave pleasant card
party on Friday evening.
Arthur Woodruff enjoyed a days
outing at the Lake, last week.
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Mr. and Mrs Dennis Carroll and chill
dren of the Park City passed Sunday
at Justice M. J. Cavanaugh'S.
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Miss May Edwards Of Shelton arriv
ed, Monday, at the home of her sister
Mrs Arthur Beardsley, and will spene
a month with her.
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Mrs Lockwood Shepherd is a CUES
at the home of her son, William H
Shepherd, in Zoar.
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NEW PRESTON.
LIFE AT LAKE WARAMAUG.

LIT Al LAM w AfAM AUG.
Life about Lake Waramaug is now
at the height of the season. The Will
son hotel, Hopkins house, Loomarick,
Lakeside and Carter house are report
ed full of guests, while many are
pleasantly passing their time at Villa
Luzerne and B. G. Norris's. The golf
grounds are visited daily by numer-
GUS company. Nearly every cottage is
now occupied by it's owner and that
means about 20 more families about
the Lake. We would be pleased to
make a further note of the additional
arrivals at the different places since
last reported in The BEE, but regret
to state not a single host or landlord
has favored us with list. For their
own benefit, we think, it would be
worth their while to fill out such list
every week in summer and make for
them most cheap advertising. We re-
port as best we can without making a
personal call at all these places and
when any are omitted we consider the
fault theirs as well as ours, for our for
getfulness and their neglect.
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Master Earl Bassett of the Elm Cit
is enjoying a sojourn at Henry B
COver'S,
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Mrs Charles Plude of Bridgeport is
visiting Mrs Burt Wildman.
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CT. F. Baker & Co.

Now the time for furnishing cottages lawns and
line all these goods.
braided furniture be equaed for comfort durability
little higher but will last Do fail
before placing order for veranda lawn goods
furnish
safe delivery deliver goods right into house Newtown and
nearby places Do fail look stock it will
Special attention letters of inquiry and mail ORDERS
Hair mattresses made in short notice
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KENT.
GRANGE PICNIC.

GRANGE PICNIC.
There is going to be another one of
those Grange lawn parties at Frank S.
Peet's, Friday evening, August 7, 1908
A nice entertainment will be given and
lots of good things to eat and drink
will be for sale. Come one, come all
both great and small. Every one will
have hearty welcome.
KILLED TWO RATTLERS.
Lester Schriver killed two large rat
tleSnakes, last week, with his moving
machine. One Of them had nine rat.
ties.
| The Valentine Comedy, which has
been holding tent show on Bolts lot
for two weeks past, closed up on Tues
| day evening with variety entertain
ment at which they were assisted by a
number of local burnt cork artists
with songs and dances.
Mott Darling was thrown from his
moving machine, Monday, but fortu
nately escaped without serious injury.
Jerome F. Gibbs is so we'll pleased
with the ozone of Skiff Mountain that
he has heightened bis vacation to two
| weeks.
The family of Rev B. M. Wright OF
Greenwich are boarding with G. r
Bull in Flanders.