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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
COUNCIL. IS
A { Atty
Baptist Organization for q MI,
tual Help Perfected.

II The Richmond and Manchester Baptils.
Council met last night in the pnrlor Of
the First Baptist Church. and though
I the weather was anything but inviting
or agreea bic. the attendance was excG;- I
lent nearly filling the spacious ROOM
The personnel OF the gathering was llose- &
worthy. The churches were represented
BY their strongest and most influential /
m cmbers. and nearly all those in the two
cities and their vicinity had Delegates
present. t3
The organization Of the Council was
perfected Statements were read from
number Of churches to the effect tha
the bylaws adopted at the last meetin:
OF the Council had met with approval
and delegates, in accordance with II,
had been appointed. Letters from sew
eral OF the churches containssd tho state '
ments that no business meeting had been
hold since the action taken by the coun-.55
ell. Thia was true OF Calvary and the
FIRST Church. The election Of officers
followed. Rev M. Ashby Jones, OF
Leigh Street. was made president; Mr..
j. Garland Pollard, vlce-presdent; Afr.&
IL w. Ryland, secretary MraL p. Wall {
4thall, v treasurer, and Mr.. J. B. Mont
gomery, auditor. The Executive Commits
tee through which the Council Will act
in many Important matters consists @:
Messrs.s N. w. Bowe, R.fII. Harrison, DR.
Thomas P. Mathews. David Bottoms, $.
b. Woodnn and A. W. Patterson. With
the president. .set's \
HIT PREA CHEERS HARD.
Letters and postal cards were received :
from a number Of persons, upon Invita-
Z ton. suggesting what the Baptlsts'
needs here were. and tho replies III many
Instances were good hits on methods OF
home pastors in dealing with political
questions from the pulpit and hayii;s
catchy subjects for sermons. IL the hops
OF drawing a crowd. These we're referred
to the executive committee. Short ads,
dresses were delivered by Dr. C. S. Card
aner, on Baptist Principles. and by I'r.
I. NJ. Mercer, on the Importance hero OF
cooperative city mission work.
/! Mr.. Pollard made motion that the ey-
gecutive committee take under considera-tI
ton tho Ques tlon of the wisdom and plan
( OF establishing city missions, and this
was carried Upon this subject Mr.. n. q
IA. Gary made q very earnest talk in8tho
advocacy OF the beginning as soon an
practicable work of this character.
54 The Council will meet twice yeas,
in April and in October. but It Is sex-
spected that n special meeting will DO
called In n few weeks to hear the report
OF the executive cor1mitte on the city
mission question. 5f5
"a The executive committee held n brief
session after the adjournment of tho
Council and organized. with Mr., Bowe ns
chairman Tho first meeting Will be
held next week,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
STATE OF THE RIVER
N Immediate Prospect Of ANY Consld-
5i 3 cradle Rise.

. 4 : 49, " 3 IS
James RIVER, at a late hour last
night, was still rising, there appears to
.be no danger Of freshet here unless
the present rainfall continues.
AT O'Clock yesterday evening the
water was well over the wharyes in
Fulton. 1t measured ~ feet on tho
Weather Bureau gauge, which Is as feet
above mean sea level. AT Columbus IL
WAS 10 feet and rising slowly. Later al
night, however, It had already begun to
fall at Columbia. a
The rainfall last night in Richmond
was. for time, quite heavy. From sun
day night IN to last nlght.about one and
three-quarter inches had fallen,
The rise has forced a suspension OF tbe
work OF dredging out the harbor. Mr.. + +
g, Shafer the con tractor witt, his Mo-
dredge Degnon. and several turs ana
lighters, had begun work, and war max
ing good progress when the rise of INA
stream necessltated a dlscontinuanceN III
his work for the present Aboutgn hun.
dred men are employed there, and though
these are Idle, It is the contractors loss,
as the men are employed by the month,
and not by the day. It is not believed that
any serious damage will be done or that
the work Of harbor Improvement Will -
more than briefly interrupted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
Drake are participating In the Faster
gayetles at the University Of Virginia a.

Drake are participating In the Faster
sayetles at the University q y'rs'n'a lD'
Miss Pickett I1eth, Of Washington, and
Miss tynde, Of Chicago, were among the
popular out.of-town guests at the Assem-
bly, dance Monday evening. III.
Mis-, Mamie Russell, Of winchester,
Va. considered to DO ono Of the most
Beautiful young women IN Virginia, is ex-
pectei to come to Richmond next week
rs The guest Of Mrs. Carter Scott.
The pony which will DO used at tho
children's party to be given under the
direction 81 Mrs. Blankenship at the Ma
sonic Temple. April 10th, from to =.
Nj. belongs to Master Buford Scott, the
little Bon Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred scott. VI;
who has generously and kindly loaned
the pony to contribute to the pleasure OF
iothers and the success Of the entertain
tnent. 3 "a
E Senator and Mrs. j. q. Bynrs, Of Bris-
tot, Va, were handsome figures Mt tho
Assembly german last Monday evening.
II Mr.. G. e. Davis was expected to re-
turn home from Reidsville, NJ c., yes
terday to attend the Robertsoa-Davis
wedding this evening. x,
Mrs Hunter and Mrs. Whitman. of
Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. Thomas
Christian Gordon.
lss Jessie Hunter Of Baltimore ex-
ceedrgly popular in Richmond. Is the
guest Of Miss Elizabeth i3rander.
n Mr.8Alfred s.. 1Srakei', II former we'll
known Richmonder, now Of Colorado
Springs Colorado is visiting relatives
and friends here. .#r
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Opening. 0. |''|::|l {; OF
The BAZAAR.
.tcontlnued from First Pase.)

lima; Mrs. Mary 8. Hampton, for South
Carolina, Mrs. r. p. Fleming, for F iori-A
On; Miss Mary Clayton, for Alabama;
Mrs. Annie w. Duncan, for mississippi
Mrs. J..SY. Gilmore. for louisiana; MRS.
A. ". Wlnkler. for Texas; Mrs. A. H.
Benson, for Tenn essee; Mrs. Basil Duke.
for Kentucky: Mrs. Polk for Arkansas
and Mrs. N. IA r. y fIeth, n OF Washingt on
for the Solid South, 555 sss
aa MONUMENT, ASSOCIATIONS. XIII "a
The Davis Monument Association IS fre-i
presented by the president. Mrs 9. Thos.
McCu ough,I OF staunton. Va tho vices
president Mrs. ID. q. Weed, OF Florida,
and the treasurer,' Mrs. Edgar D. ylor,
or Richmond The director for Alabama
fis Mrs. Charles 9. Brown Of Blrmin g
ham Arkansas. Mrs Clernentine Boles,
5of Fayetteville; California, Mrs. Sidney
Van yvyck, OF San Francisco: IT Ida,
Mrs. r. c. Cooley, Of Jncksonvllle:
Georgia. Mrs. James A. sRonnsavtlle. OF
Rome kentucky, Mrs. Basil w. Duke,
( OF louisville; Louisiana, Mrs. ]. . 3. RICH
$ardson. or New Orleans: Missouri MIS-
r.. e. WILSON, OF Kansas City; MISSISSIPPI
III. Miss Mary Harrison. OF Columbus;
New York & Mrs w. w. Read. OF New
York city: North Carolina, Mrs. j ohm p.
Allison, OF Concord: Ohio. Mrs. Thomas
M. worcester, OF Cincinnati; South Caro-
lima, Mrs. Augustine T. smythe. Of
Charles Ion TENNESSEE Mrs. 7. J. La
than, Of Memphls Texas. Mrs. NJ. Il.
M Rosenburg, OF Galveston: Virginia d.
vision, Mrs James W Leigh, Of Nor
ffolk:tWost Virginia. Mrs. Robert White.
OF Wheeling; Virginia, Miss Mary Ane ha
Smith, Of Wnrrenton. 5Ga,t aiS Is 81
Mrs. William ]. Behan. Mrs. Garland
Jones and Mrs. j. D. Walker are the
hcads OF the Con federated Southern Me-
srnorIaI Association at New Orleans. La.
Raleigh, N. G.. and Fayetteville, Arkan-
sas. Is " y. \
p The brilliant opening OF tonight with
the different State tables, the chairmen
of which arc the representatives Of the
regents, filled with the work sent from
the different chapters OF Confederate
Daughters throughout tho South and
west, with the donations from the States
United states with what has been done
through the earnestness and zeal Of the
Richmond committees. must Impress
~ = =
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tho happy pair left Tor Orange y here
they Will spend some days with friends
and relatives. Thcy will make their fu-
ture homo at Chester. HI ias
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
Three New Styles Of Tailored S

.l2bo for beautiful Suit Of Novelty
Mixture: Norfolk Jacket and 0-gored
flared skirt.
$1,000 for a drcssy Etamine Suit,
collarless blouse, lined with taffeta.
5000 for an Imported Broadclotl1 a
suit, made with a. Louis WV Coat;
the entire Suit lined with taffeta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15

7. rho All-Wool Mixture is made with
4 "a collarless Elton: the All-Wool Vene-
6 tan with taffeta-trimmed jacket ana
4 f,ared skirt, and the plain Melton Win
4 a Norfolk Jacket-so much for Inc
z styles. The tailoring you can take
our word for until YOU examine II
B yourself, II
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Izz1lz, IN =

circles during his residence here. He IS
a nephew of the Rev. Dr.. John William liam
Tnnee Ta.I55 tH 4.T.g FiHl+r4f'5 lEi5 GE5 NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
Miller q Rhoads.

The reason, is Obvious. Being OF such 4
q why material they II not rumble cas- y
ily and they'll shed dust very aullc Ky
two good qualities in q s,,mrler dress.
particularly when you're travelling. In 1.
addition to all this they wear we'll.
could hardly help doing. that though,
when they'll not absorb dust dust, nor won't ont
crease. g, Ri y4t f 'Bs VI En-
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Hope you may realize something nnt OF
them to aid YOU in your noble WORK.
Very truly and sincerely. yours, E5
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-07
gG)rediid)e 8abnfataitrOpbe.

Nm 5Dnntag 2lbeno rannte in Ss=
troit. Dli1.. Der unter Dem Namen Yan=
Nhsriean Glper bstanrter gbieasoer
@TpreBaue Der 8rano 5runt GtIenbabn
III cine ntinosftens 1000 Perionen 3db.
lenne 8oltsmen9e, tpelbe au Der @fe
Der Sesquinoer uno Ganfislo Ctr. per=
Iammelt mar. uno t0otete Is Weni1en.
Minoeiiens 80 BeriOnen tpurbeu i6lper
nerlebt. Sic msiiten SpIer oieler Sas
taltropbe iino polen aus Soleop. IS
mar n1miid am Wor9en cine 1900
perionen adblenoe Sdaar bon Spleoo
uno umeebun9 in Detroit eingetroifen,
um nit ibren 2anosleuten ben tir1=
liden Seittaa Der 4reu5. 5.@riinoung gu
be0eben.
Nm abenb marteteu, bon 9unperten
ibrer 2anosleute beoleitet, bic Soleooer
polen auf ibren 3ug. llno als Der leB=
tere ii1tbar muroe, elite 9llles iiber Die
8eleile Der 2ate Shore gabn uno Der
8rauo 3runt gabn. ,uel9e oi9t neben=
chamber berlauien.
SIN ielben Musenblid icufe Der gr=
prebau9 Der @rano Srunf 8abn oaber
uno mitten in ben Wenihenbaufen bins
elm. Cine Wlsnge Der lln9liidli6en
puroe bon Der 2otomotipe bod in bic
2uft geldleuoert. um oann auf Die 8e-
leiie 5uriifsufallen unb unter ben Gd-
bern oes ungetbiims aermalmt gu tper=
ben. Sir 5luei 5trabenaeoierte tparen
Die 8eleile nit 5ooten uno Bermunoe=
ten tpie beidet. 2atetnen tpuroen per-
lhafft. Die Yolisei elite berbei uno balo
famen aud ron allen Seiten Die Am=
bulansen in Sarriere, um 9iilfe 81
bringen.
9ie bon benz Gbeine Der 2aternen
nur matt erleubtete Sobeslfdtte bot Ell
nen lbauerli6en Mnbllf bar. lleberall
5oSte llno 8ermunoete. Die leBteren
.pimmernb uno um Siilfe rufeno. Bis
FUN 10 u6r NOR es Der polisei eelun-
gen. bier Der Sooten, melbe nod Der
fdotifhen 2ei6enhalle 9ebrabt mDrben
tparen, 81 ioentifiSiren.
slls Die Yolen iaben, ipelh idref.
li1es llnbeil angeribtet mar, Itiirsten
fie lid auf ben gum 6teben. eebraAten
3ua uno lpoltes Den RDnoutteur uno
ben gotopnotiOfiibrer lpnhen, bieie
musoen aber bon Der poliSei beidiiBt.
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Yotttii6es.

Geit W,ontas 1T in Ohio Die neue
WunisipalbiG In Rraft. Wie bieielbe
arbeitet, mus Die 3utunft lebren.
Viel 8ertrauen in oas neue Wahuert
lAeint Niemano 81 baben.
Sn youngstown aeiaen lid idon bic
erhen Sriidte oes neuen @efebes.
Wapor Yrotpn, Der pDr eirem Sabre
9ebGblt puroe. ertldrte ndmliG, er lei
fiir slpei Sabre setpdblt uno tueroe bas
Amt nidt nleoerleaen. Ser neuers
tudblte Wapor miro Die .0iilfe Der Sc.
ridte anruien miiiisn, um lein amt
antreten 3u t0nnen.
Ser YoHitanoal in Walbinaton aiebt
INNER tpeitere 2reiie uno reidt INNER
b6ber binauf, bas bdlt aber ben prdi=
oenten nidt ab, TN Wsfen berumau=
reiien uno 6tumpreoen 3u baltsn uno
Babps 3u tiiiien.
0anno bat pieosrum ertldrt, er lei
tein grdiioentidafts.@ .@anoioat. Nm
gnoe tuieoerbolt er Die Sebauptun9 10
oft. bis er es felber glaubt.
gon elmer 9eite maro Der 8oridlae
aemadt. 8ooiepett uno Spbion iollten
nd6ites Sabr suiammen auf Dem res
publitaniiden Sidet laufen. 3oole.
belt t6nnte alsbann bic Babies, Sobion
Die 2aoies tiiRen.
6as 8ereoe. bon einem 3. Iermine
glepelano's 1T llnIinu, Der b06itens
ben 3psd baben tann. Wm. s. 8rpan
einen 8orwano su geben. ben gr=prd'
foenten INNER ipieoer Su perlditern.
Meosr @lepelano nod irgeno eiu anoe4
rer Mann miro iemals gum 3. Wale
eemdblt werbeo. 10 lanae in oieIer Gs.
publit oas Nnoenten Waibington's in
gbren gebalten ,uiro uno Die Partei.
Die ben Nsriuh maden mirbe. einen
Wann fir ben 3. Sermin al romini.
rem. bdtte ibr 8eldif fdOn i'm 8praus
belieaelt.
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Sa8estteu ut8fettett.
Chis.

Sn Sapton lino 600 ediiter aug
Nnlab oes Smpfsmanaes tsmpordr pcm
eduIbeIu9 ausgeidIoiien.
eSn osm Winenltdotthen Sano Ruu
in .6ofing SO. i6ob Gbas. Dnntfe iei.
nen 8ruoer Sobn i'm @treite nieoer
uno 9laubeno. oaB oerIelbe tobt iei,
iaste er lid islbit cine Rusel bura ben
8opf, meldsn ieinen iofortieen Bob
berbeifiibrte. Ser perDunoete Yruoer
bat teine Nusii1telt nit bent Qebensoa
bonsutommen. 8eioe Mdnner tuaren
Williondre.
9ln Station Is an Der pan6anols
giienbabn iuuroe am 5onntaG Nbsno
Der Sarmer W. g. Waeoner BON al.
mem italieniiAen gii.nbabncrbeiter anti
einem Meher seitoben uno 9efdhrlid
perlpunoet. Ser sStaliener enttam.
Sn Nspart lit Der l4idlriae gIas
renee Seluaro, pelher leBte Wohe ben
ieinem .pOnp" 9etuorfen uuroe, o9ne
ieine 8elinnun9 tu:eoer erlanst All
baben, Oil 8ebirnerldiitternns geno<e
ben.
Sn Netpart purbe SSrant gbeEnp
anseblid our9 einen unQltiflihen 3ll=
fall bon oem Gat,pirtb Mm. MeGln-
lep ins 8eiibt aeidoiien. obue isood1
9efdbrli4 perleBt gu peroen. ~-1s
Sn Gliding Gountp itarb 6rau gliia.
beth Moore. bic 1lteite @innobnerin
oes @ountD, i'm Nltsr BON l04 syabren.
Sic batte iiber so Sabre in Marn Ann
aomnibip aepObnt.
Sn Upper Ganoustp ,puroen burt
cine 8as=@rplOIion cine NnSabl Men=
iden perleBt uno Elm G6aoen bon
$35, 900 angeriAtet.
Nm MDntag tpuroe in Goll;inbus
Srant Nrmltrong, Elm Nu9eltelter Der
9odina gallep @iienbabn. pl6blid oer-
raft uno mahte einen BsriuA, ieinen
gorselebten, s. 9. gder. su ermoroen.
g2ur nit Miibe tonnte Der 8erriidte
iibermdltigt meroen.
Geit einiaer 3eit wurben in mpEe.
ri0ier @eiie Boltiahsn aus oem 21uos
brisitalien in Retp @arlisls. bel @prlIa.
|iie4o entluenoet ulo Der Briefttdger
tpllroe oesbaIb bon feinetn Gorseisbten
3ur &eoe Qeitelt. Spdter Bot man
aber cine Glitter (Blue Jay) babel sr-
tappt, ipie lie aus oem oeIetten GaIten
einen 8rief itibiben wOllte. Run
nuBte man alleroin9s, iuer Der 8riefs
maroer mar.
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o @ebeintnikboMer Wor1 to
Qoratst.

fri. aaatba Geihl,n, cine 5eliebte
iunae Dame in 2oraia, o., 0ie fir
ibreu 8rnoer, ben tathpliiben prieIter
8ei6lin, 0aus fiibrte, tpuroe in Der
Nadt gum Greita9 IN lbrem Bette ers
moroet. Oils Die 9bat periibt ipuroe,
mar gfarrer 8eihIin abpeienb uii0
auBer 5rI. Geiblin iparen ll,lr Elm lilrs
gerer Yruoer Der Dame, fotuie ReD.
WalIer bon 3oleDo i'm Daule. Gpdt
.gbenos b0rten bic 8eioen bic lunge
Game um Ollie rufen. uno i'm glau-
ben, ls lei pl6Blib ertrantt, itiirmten
Iie auf ibr 3imlner. 9a ftieben iie i'm
Rorrioor auf einen Mann. Der ihnen
Dalt 9ebot uno i'm ndhiten Nugenblif
'our1 ein 5en1er peridipunoen mar.
5rl. 8eidlin mar toot. Sbr RopF
mar cine breiiae Maiie; i'm 3imnser
fano iidb Elm iiber uno iiber NIT glnt
beflefter Stein, an oem Daare Der u1s
eliidli6sn tlebten. 0ie grmoroete mar
80 Sabre alt, eeiitreid uno allgemein
beliebt. Non einem acknowledgements
bru9 tann teine &eoe fein. oa bon ben
pielen Wertbiahen. Die berumlaaen.
au9 nibt elm 5tiid enituenoet tpor6en
lit. als Der Woro entosdt ,puroe,
fano man cine Setter, bic an bas Dad
ansele9t mar, uno 9laubte. Der Us0r0er
babe bieielbe benuBt. uno lei ourh oas
Sooenfeniter in's 6aus aelangt. ipdter
dber puroe Gep. g8alier als Der 9hat
ueroddti9 perbaftet uno nad benz
@Ountps8eidnsniB in Glpria sebra6t.
4m 5amIta9 traf ndnl!id Or. 8. 6.
S'fman bon st. g8apne nit mebreren
ylutbuuoen in 2orain elm. Die gan5e
poliseimannidaft geleitete ben 9ottor
nit ieinen 9unoen nad oem 3eihlins
'iden Wobubaule uno bier mnroen bic
0unoe in oas BON Dem ermoroeten
Jrdulein inue0ebabte S6laFSimmer ge-
fiibrt. Sen Sunoen puroen Gleiber
Der @rmOroetcn pOr9elsgt. an oenen Iie
lerumi6niiHelten uno oann Die Niiitern
bodbebeno brett in oas 3ilnmer firm
ten. mo- &eu. @alier aeidlafen bate.
Die S6iere blieben Dor Dem Bette
Iteben, eilten oann ans 8ett suriif NO
Die grmoroete lag unO ipieoerbolten
nod elmer halben Gtunoe oahelbe Mas
nDber. 8a sGt. Oldham fitr Den
Sphriinn fetner 6unbe biir9te. ent=
fa!ob lih Der Polissi=gapitdn Get9um
pom Wapor einsn 9erbaftsbefebl fir
GeO. WalIsr gu erlan9en.
Ser 8eroa6t ee9en Gep. @nIier bat
li6 als unbe9riinoet ertpieien unb if
oerielbe aus Der Saft entlaiien uoroen.
Qeber ben M6rber uno Die Dtotipe oes-
ielben fdrpebt Elm geheilnniBooll.s 9un-
tel. bas OislIeiht ME aeboben tuereen
fann.
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| Sn Ginoau al. Booeniee 1T Die frii.
here Rrenprinseilin zines S6hterleins
9eneien. Gin idhfIher 8samter nit
einem Nr3t uno elmer Wdrterin bat ben
Mnftrag. Der Wutter bus Gino tpeaau.
nehmen. Nad eemeinem Gedt bate
tuobl @lron ndberen Nniprud auf Das
Rino. e.
9lus Der ruiliiden Staot Siem tpiro
9emeloet. oaB 5auienoe bon arinen
Suoen lih fliihtsn, neil bas 8eriiht
perbreiiet 1T, oaB ein antiiemitiiher
Sreus3ug beporftebe. Die reidersn
Suoen baben lire 6duIer berlaHen uno
in ben 9otels 3ufIuht eeiu6t. lin
Die Mufre9un9 su bei6uidti9en. pa.
trouilliren Sruppen in ben GtrabeH,
nno oil Den Mauern fino Yetanntma.
'bun9en aneebeftet tporoen, oaB Dten.
i6enaniammlun9en perboteu lino nno
oab Die 9ruppen i'm Notbfaue lido.
nungslos 8ebraud bon ibrer Waffe
MAIDEN iueroen.
Su Safion, 9p.. tuurbe e. 9. ma
crum. Elm an9eiebener Noputat. bon
einem unbetannten erI6oRen. als er in
,oas @Ourtbuus trat. pDlitit ioa benz
WOroe gu 8runoe liesen.
Sn Der 8eeeno stpii9en ct. Sopitte
uno Ga Belle. so Reilen n0rolid BON
Rontreal. Canada. itsben bic ausee.
oehnten IOrfen IN 6lammen. 9ie
Ortidaft Morriion. bsitebeno aus elmer
Sd9elniihle uno eiiltm OuBsno Sarm.
|9ebOften, puroe pm Den 5lammen
uer3elrt. Ysmobner Der Ge9eno laien
Dab uno 8ut i'm Slide, I'M nur ibr
eeben in Siberheit su brinsen.
Sn Der 8e9sno bon Monailir in
WaceoOnien, bat Elm beftiger 9ampf
stuiiden tiirtiiheu Sruppen uno ben
macsoouiiden &epotutiondren itattse=
funoen. Seioe Ssiten lollsn idnere
GsrIuite er litten baben uno es io0en
allein sebn tiirtiide OIfi3iere 9etOotet
moroen Iein.
9lm Dienftaa tpurbe an Der RiiIte
Bir9inia's Der 9ampfer .5asinam"
bon oem 9ampfsr rSamilton" iii ben
8runo 9ebObrt, iuobeI 20 YerIonen er=
traufeu.
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9ulann.

Sn Mariquina, Brooins Wanila.
bat Elm 8roBfeuer eintauieno bon gin=
gebornen belpohnte Siitten 3eritOrt.
8eim Quifliesen elmer Yuluertabrit
bel 9ollioapsburg, pa., liro neun per=
lonen um3efommen.
ginbunbertfiinfsis Mann iinb uOn
Dem &etruteni6iiie .Snoepenoence"
bas i'm Safen bon 8aleio, Sal, lis9t,
oelertirt.
Mdbreno ON 80. 9lpril in New Yort
nne Bottom bic Semperatur auf "a
@rab itieg, uno in New Sort Elm damn
am 9onnenltid aetorben lit, berridte
i'm sanSsn Noropelten e9tes Winter.
tpetter; IN Den SafOtas. Winnelota.
INebrasfa, Soma, Ganlas uno @iscon.
fin bat es faft iiberall sei6neit uno an
man6en Grien iii Die Semperatur bis
auf z Grab unter Dem @eIrierpuntt
eeiaaen. 9ie ObitbGume unb Die
iuneen Saaten baben in oem beimge'
Iu6ten @ebiet allqemein Sroben S6a.
Den gelitten.
Bei Der Solliiipn elmer 2otomotipe
nit einem weltlid aebenoen 3ue babsn
in Serre Saute. ssno., Orei' Weni6en
ibr 2eben einaebiiBt. s,uei nuroen
ibmer uno elm SuBenb anbere lei9t
Dernunoet.
Ser @slolhrant I'M Yoltamt au &a=
bensmooo, gD. 8a., purbe in elmer
Nab. lebte Wohe bon @inbrehern ae+
lprenet unb um beinabe $40, 900 be-
raubt. gtiemanb bate cine 9lbnuna
oapoil. baB ein &aub liattsefunoen.
bis am MOrgen Der poltnleiiter Aoama
Die 9biir 6ffnete.
eSn Frankfort, Gn.. murbe Sames
Soparo, Der gum oritten Mlal auf Die
9lntlage bin pro5eI1irt puroe. Den
@oup. 8oebel ermoroet gu baben, bon
ben 8ei6pornen aberlnals Ihuloie bes
funoen. Sic @eldmornen behimmter
aud, cab 6oluaro au lebensldn9lhe,
3udtbausitrafe perurtbeilt meroen iols
Sn ct. 2onis 1T Die Weltausftel.
lung inter srpBartieen Seierlihtsiter
einaemeiht tporoen. Bralioent Ioole-
bell uno grprdioent Glepelano bielter
einbrufsnplle Heben.
Sn Nsm Oort Iino 10000 italieui
Ide Mrbeiter, Die bel Der Nusibadiunl
bon Rsllern U. !. ~. tbdtig tparen, al
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-07
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nit einem Tarmer auiammen, psldsr
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4useite Die Nuiidrift .8las Dit
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la9te er 81 oem Bauer, oaB er einem
guten 5ropfsn nidt abboto lei uno oafb;
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Ser Bauer brad in Elm ihaaenoes Sc
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mis- Qlpenfrduter ylutbeleber. ssh
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Monate nidt cine Nabt idlafen, bis
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laoen; lie betam 8 geulen in Der Snut
big an Den gQbogen uno ipar iehr
idlinlm. Sic bate Iib iiberbibt. IS
maren Geidmiire. 9ieielben sineen
alle auf uno fin9en an 3u faulen. gBir
batten ales probirt. aber nidts bat ge-
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Slutbeleber. ooer Dem 0eil-Cel oDer
Dem Maaenitarfer baben, ipenn Sbr
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