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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
ANNUAL FEDERATION DAY.
Reception at Second Congregational Church by Wloanan,s Club.

Reception at Second Congreg egationai Church by Wloman's Club.
 The annual Federation day recep- ton of the WoNnan's club was held yesterday afternoon from 3:3O to 6 o'clock in the parlors of the Second Congregational church which had been handsomely decorated for the occasion. Red and white, the club colors, predominated. Red crepe pa per and asparagus ferns were draped around the chandelier while the shades were covered with red. In the center of the music room was q magnificent palm and in other parts of the room was a profusion of palms, potted plants and cut. flowers. In this pretty room fine music was rendered during the afternoon by Masters Merritt and George Tomp- kins, violinists, and Miss Florence Snagg, pianist.
 Tn the reception room, where number of plants were artistically ar ranged, the guests were received by Mrs D. B. Hamilton, president of the Waterbury Woman's club, Mrs Gill man Hill, vice president and Mrs Charles H. Brown, secretary. Small tables, which were ornamented with fancy center pieces-fne specimens of l the embroider's art-were placed about the room. On each table were | bouquets of red or white carnations and asparagus ferns The frappe tables which were at the corners of the room, were presided over by Mrs A. o. Campbell Mrs H. L.. Wales, Mrs H. Fl. Allen. Mrs J. M. Gallond, Mrs Warren l.. Hall and Mrs Irving | Welton.
 | The beautiful artistic decorations l in the dining room were in charge of Mrs A. A. Benedict, chairman. assist ed by Mrs J. F. Morgan, Mrs J. T. 1utule and Mrs ]. H. Hurlburt. They were une subject of many favorable comments during the afternoon.
 Ine attendance was not as large as was expected This was due to the 1nclement weather.
 AIter few opening remarks had Deen made by the president. Mrs n D. hamilton, Miss Mary Abbott pres1oenc of the state federation. wa z antroduced. She spoke very interest lngly of the two aims of the fede1.a ton: To bring up new generation oT citizens who shall believe in. civil I service methods and renudiato hhe spdils system in politics: second
 methods CD study of civil service re Torm with civics in school. (2l edu cate mothers through the clubs.
 The next speaker was Miss Rehaccs Beach of New Haven, president of th<
 WoHla1fs School association of thai clty and chairman of the civil service reform committee She is well knnwr as the only woman who has succeed ed 1n pei'suading President iHadley ot
 Yale college to join woman's organ l2ation. She said among other thine, unar women should keep in persona touch with everything and be able tt discuss any subject with men. Moth ing else could give them so mucl power.
 A social hour followed at which { dainty menu was served. Mrs Franl
 r. Welton was chairman of the re
 freshment committee and was assist ed by Mrs T NJ. Gallond, Mrs Freder
 ick M, Peasley and Mrs F. F. Wat lers. Mrs Thorpe catered and anon, those who served were Mrs W. A ! Wilcox, Mrs E. Llarking, Mrs Georg E. Judd. Mrs A. M. Coons, Mrs A. W Minor, Miss Sinsabaugh, Miss Carre
 and Mrs Loomis.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
TIMELY TOPICS

The 'Tearabout" suit for boys at the Upson, Singleton Co.'S store will stand whole lot of hard usage.
 Wednesday night and Thursday specials at Reid & Hughes always catch the eye of shrewd buyers.
 No reason for looking shabby when the Manhattan Clothing Go sell goods at such low prices. Upstairs, Prich- ard building.
 Tangled rye straw for bedding at very low price. Sold by the Platt Mill Go.
 Have a rain coat and be prepared for rain or shine. J. B. Mullings & Son have a good line.
 Get the most for your money in fine millinery. A. F. Cowles claims to give 1t.
 Trimmed hats at I. Chase's for la- dies and children. Go in and get some ideas of the new spring goods. Dr Poore has removed hds office to 63 Center street.
 Harding has 100 nickel plated stand lamps, guaranteed to be the equal of any made For this week at $1.45.
 Cravenette rain coats at Jones, Mor- gan & Co.'S S15 to S3O Bostonette rain coats BIO to S15. Native shad and fine line of all kinds of fish at the Fulton market. The Lapalme- Hoffman Go have | opened their new store on Grand street with an up-to-date line of car pets, wall papers. etc. An attractive display of new spring silks put at attractive prices at Mil l Ter & Pecl's. Tomorrow is bargain day at Cur rams. Black affeta for Foundations al 25c yard: peau de sappho 59c yard Everything attractive in housefur- nisIhfnRs. carpets stoves, etc. at the | Boston Furniture Co.'S.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
ROYAL ARcANUM SESSION.

Meriden, April 15.-The seventeenth annual session of the grand council of the Royal Arcanum was held here to- day. Sixty-five delegates were pres ent. The report of the secretary show ed gain of 992 during the past year The election of officers will take place late this afternoon. Grand orator Patterson of Boston will probably be elected grand regent. It is believed that Grand Secretary Hoadley of New Haven and Grand Treasurer B. G. Bryan of Waterbury will succeed them selves.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
THINKERS GO TO WORK.

Greenwich, April 15.-The first break in the ranks of the striking craftsmen occurred today when the timers re- turned to work under the old schedule. The timers are organized as a union, but are not affiliated with the Building Trades council.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28

Sud lit Elm &inolein beut' gebpr'n,
Don elmer Sungfrau uusertor'n,
Sin 3inbeIein, 10 cart unO fetn,
9ds ION Sure 5reuo' uno Donne
fein. -.
Qetfe Der6aut bas Wei9na9tslieb
in Der 5erne, un6 bic 8lp6en lGuten
nt9t mebr. 3egen unb S4nee 6dben
enbli9 na9geIafen, unb 3pii4en ben
bonn Winbe 3~errifenen WoGfen gliBert
unb bltntt Der Wei6na9tsbdum. Nltt
einem ber3li9en 9ruBe bdben ii9 Die
beiben 9erren berabi9isbet, unb peter
2uB Iu9t nun in benz Staae BEL ben
ai6en einen plaB fir ieinen Meibz
nadtseiel. 9d fi6lt er etnas Wars
mes, Geu4tes auf ietner 9anO. SrOB
bes ld6men 8eines lit GarO INN in
ben StaG na9gef9li9en unb ledt unb
f6mei6elt ibm, aIs lei i4on Elm Sum
fen gtferfu9t in ieinem 6unbeber8en
eripa9t. uno nieoer tommt IS Dpn
Beter Quben's 2ippen: pBirO i4on
Elm &no9en bu iein, beru6ig' Dir
man ...."
6uno unb 6err betreten, na4Oem
Der @feG periorgt lit, bic trauli4e
@tu6e. r@e6t SIR, ouB i4 re4t gez
babt," ruff nun 8leinmin9en, nun
1T bas G6riitfinb b~agepefen, i4 babe
meme feline Nnna," 10 bat iie raid i'm
lteberi9puG Der 5reuOe Die neus
puppe getauft, rMutter bat iRren
@eelenpGrmer, Batter ben Giel uno
Guro brau9t ni9t me6r gu 8ie6en,
febt Sbr, eti4."
Gin gliffeliges 2Gdeln iiher oeS
S06ter6ens ftnblife @eisbeit per@
flGrt 9eter 2uBen's 3ige, uno Ooa
Qiebe preBt bic Mutter i6r @in3iges
an bas 6er3. l1nb nun itBen bic bret
Menf8en in Der bei4eiOenen 9iitte
bea ormet Mil6manne5 BET Der
observation-disclosures unb feiern Elm Set,
beifen 9Sreuoe %bolfommen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
Sie Rataitrnphr sn anrrl Bun.
Ro9 elmer Der &erleBten geitorben.-
8eerOtgung Der Opfer beute unb
ON SpnutQd.

No9 elmer Der &erleBten geftorben.-
8~eerOigung Der Opfer beute unb
am SOnntag.
@pnneIIsbiIIe, 9a., %. De-
3ember. = 9orrp OebIin aus Coma
coming, 3d., cine Der 9erionen, mel
6e pprgeftern Qbenb bur9 bic &ataz
ftrop6e auf Der Baltimore &c O6ipz
8a6n" gu QdurelzRun, nabe 9apfon,
berlebt purben, 1T 6eute i'm Cottage
9oipital geitorben, nobur9 Die 3a6l
Der Sabten auF 65 (gsftern QbenO
nurbe Die 3d6l auf So angegeben)
iteigt. 3pet 8erleBte befinben it9
nod i'm 9ofpitul uno perben tpubrz
i4etnIi4 genefen,
@bifon 9Oloimit6, Elm populdrer
iunger Mann BON bier, pel9er Der
8otaitrOpbe gum Spfer fiel, purbe
9eute unter grpBer 8etbeiligung beer
bigt. Die 8eeroigung Der iibrigen
@pnneusOiuer Opfer finbet morgen
ober an Spnntag Itatt. Spe3ieue
8~ottesbienite fir bic Sobten fanben
beute in fait alien proteItantti9en
8tr6en Der Goteregton itatt, unb na4
benz auf morgen Observation-Disclosures
begGngniB bes @uter8 Stere1o perben
audi Spbtenmefen in ben tat6plif9en
&trhen abge6alten nerDen. 8dter
9iereQo's 2ei9e 1T in Der bieitgen
&ir6e CUR unbefleften GmpfdngniB
auf9ebobrt.
Die 2ei9en BON ettpa 80 Sobten
purben beute BON bier aus mad tbrer
Ssimat6 ge16itt. Die ueberreite Der
iibrigen iOentifi3irten Sobten geben
binnen "a @tunben ab, unb Die
gt9tibenttfi3irten iperben BON Der
StdDtbeb0rbe begraben.
pzg ort, Is. DECEMBER. -
QiQiun Bennett, fpel4e nit &mbroie
@oo0 aus Ieipcaitle, 8a., einem Der
Spfer Der G~onneI8piIer 8abntataz
trop6e, berlobt mar, fam 6eute Guf
benz 9umpfer nGebric" aus GnglanO
an, unb mar Dor Summer auBer ft3,
als tie ben tragif9en Sob ibreS8rdu@
tiqams erfu6r. ga tie i'm 3pif4enz
bed fam, uno nebsr 6reunOe, mod
8erpanote bier gu 2anoe bat, 10 muB
Ie unter jeBigen u%mitdnben 5uriid
mad @nqIanD bepprtirt nerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
StnNt Baltimore.

@IufGi6e 8et6na4ten
-faufes Nsuiabr. - Robert
@romneG, elm Der Yoli3ei befanntes
SnoibiDuum, iibt in Der noroOftli4en
9oli5eiitatton 6inter 59loB unO aiee
qel, uno unterbeFen betra6ten Die
bienftt6uenben poIt3iften bafelbf NIT
8ebauern Elm @ierteI SAB 8ier, nell
DIES, fertig angeItedt unb nod baIb
BOZ, in Der Station itebt, als uGor>
pus belicti" zines bon GrpmpeQ be-
gangenen 9ie6Ita6ls, unO Wm. 5.
4nDeripn, Der in gr. 2101, Dit
@6aieitraBe, cine 8irthf6dft betreibt,
beflaqt ben 9erluit bes 8iereS. 9r.
4nberfpn melbete ge1tern 8ormittdg
Der gpli5ei bes norbDitlihen 9titrttts,
baB inn aus ieinem &eler Elm Sap
Bier qeItp6len tporben lei. 3pti9sn
8 unb 4 ubr geftern N2prgen LAB Elm
8etpo6ner BON Norboit : Baltimore
BEN @romtpe4 nit etnem SAB 8ter
auf Der S4ulter ii6er cine leere 8duz
1tele in Der Ra9buri4aft geben un0
bena9ri9tigbe Die 9oli8ei. Polt8tlt
69dfer bega6 ii9 bann mad oerBo9z
nung bes GrOmpeQ, Nr. 920, Sun@
can : QIe4, no er bas SAB Bier an
geftedt porfanb unb audi ben dngebz
li6en 9ieb, Der ii6 an Dem 6reibier
einen Raui6 ungeioffen bate.
,8ranbenbur9" in q E n>
0ort. - Die Nntunft bes Dam
piers r8ranbenburg" bonn Norbo.
2loDb, Der AUDI cine grOBere &n3aRl
9oFagtere fir Baltimore am 8oro
bat, traf geitern in Gep~YOrf elm
9esglei9en traf uuf benz baielbft an
gefommenen Oampfer Settle" 9r.
Sofbua 2ebering Elm, Der cine Reiie
I'm bic @ett ma4te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
Observation-Disclosures in Suhiana,

Wd . n, Sn0., Is. 0e3br,
= 9as neue fiinfft0dige 9ebduOe Der
Cincinnati 9eating@o." Dubier purz
De beute bur8 einen Sturm umge>
fpe6t, unb es lit m0gIi6, buB etIi9e
Mten19en bur9 Die 3rimmer erf9laz
gen purben, bd it9 CUR 3eit bteIe8e=
Tu4er i'm @ebGube befanben. Die
5euertpe6r 1T nit QufrdumungszNrz
beiten bef4dftigt. Der @erluit an
benz @ebduDe betrGgt $4,000. Der
Sturm ri9tete audi in ben umliegen=
ben Oiftritten er6ebIi9en S4aben an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
Sci gittsburq qet6btet.

Sci 9ittsburg get6btet.
- 9oli3eimari9aQ Surnun lpurbe
qeftern BON ben 8e60rben in Pttts>
burg, 3d., erfu4t, bic gerfpanbten Ell
mes gepiFen 6. 80. @rep, Der am
Mittpo9 bort auf Der 8a6n getOOtet
tpurbe unb Der angeblt4 aus 8dltt@
more itammt, auSfinbig gu MAIDEN.
QbIeben. - Mm 9onneritag
ftarb 6r. 3anboIpb Brandt 2atimer
in feiner itGbti16en 0obnung, Gr.25,
8eftzGbaieitraBe, i'm Otter BON 80
Sa6ren an Nltersi4pG4e. 9r. Ga
timer mar elmer Der Gi0il9Sngenieure,
Der Die @ermeRungen fir Die Strede
Der Baltimore S9to : 8a6n" Dor>
na6m unb ipdter bic Gonitrufttonsz
arbeiten lettete. 6r. Qatimer tpurOe
in Baltimore geboren, ftubtrte Das
Sngenieursfa3, mar aber fpGter i'm
@ommiItonsbanbel t6dtig. Sn 1876
3og er it3 in bus 9ripatleben 3uriid,
un0 lebte lett lener 3ett I'M CONNER
auf feinem QanbiiBe nabe Relup. @r
nu6m tets groBen Nnt6eil an Der Po@
tiff, geb0rte erit Der D6tg~9artet II.
fpGter Der bemofratH9en 9artet an.
Gr betleibete iebo9 ME Elm Offentli4e8
4mt. Gr 6interlGBt feline Witttpe
@Iifabet6, Die Scooter Oe5 Oertorbez
men @ontrez4bmtrals Wormlep BON
ber britifden Murine, 5mei @O6ne,
9rof. Rulp6 g. 2atimer, 9iiIfsz
9rin3ipal bes rMurpldnO=Snitituts
uno Sames Brandt 2atimer, in ben
0ienften Der nG6icugo &c Quincp ST.
fenbu6n" unb cine So4ter, SRI. Ga
roline Qdttmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
SIutigrr streit iiber gErihna6tsz
Geifenfe.
gIdke INN 6frmtlihem Sntcrr6e.

GttD 9aQ-g&ort9z uno 2erington>
StraBe.
NaI6ington : Monument - Nt.
8ernonzBldce.
Sobns 9optins' 9ofpitaG - 9orO=
8rodonaD.
S6la9tenz Document - @ulpertz
unb 6apette|S traBe.
@ra6 BON Cigar 4Qen 9oe -
8eitmtniter : &ir4bpf 6apettez uno
@reenezS traBe.
9ruio79inz9orf - gu errei6en
nit n0roli9 Ia1fenoen @aggons.
PatterfOn : Burt = gu errei9en
nit 0itIi9 IaufenOen 8aggons.
Sort Mc9enr9 - 2ocuftzpDint..
6rauen { @oaeg - ct. PauIz unO
%. 6truBe.
9ea6oOp4Snititut unb MuIifegonz
ierbutorium - N}t. 8ernonzPlace.
9ratt's 6rei : 8ibliot6et - Mrulz
berrpz, nabe Cathedral StraBe.
5reimaurer : 3empet - 1oroz
GbarleszStrdBe.
Oo0 Teqops : Sempel - Gat6ez
0ralz uno Saratoga StruBe.
Chamber Of Commerce = 6olltz
oaDz uno Waters6traB
ReueS @eri9tsgebduOe - 5abettez
uno CT. 9dulitraBe.
Boitgebduoe - 5dDettez unO Sal
berteStraBe.
gutap : Place - 6aupt : Promez
naOe, ~Oerldngert n0roIi8 an Gutup=,
BON 9olpbin1StraBe.
0Oung NeH's G6riitiun QFocids
tion, Central : @ebGuoe - Charles
unb 9aratOgazStraBe.
4faoemie Der 0tfenIAaften -
6rantlins unO GatbeoraGeS traBe.
GarrpQs9art uno ods ate 8o6nz
6aus BON Charles Carroll BON Gar
routon.- W}an re6me bic Columbia
Npenue : Daggons.
Marplano : Snititut - Baltimore
unb 6drrifoneStraBe.
0eutf9e Club Qotule.
c5urnberein 8orpdrts," Rr. 1872 uno
734. Weitz2eringtonzS traBe.
@ermuniazMGnnerbor 2omburos
na6e @utapzS traBe.
o@ermantu : Club" 6dbettez, nabe
@utupzS truBe.
harmonic : %gIub6aus,4 Ir. Ala,
Det95aDettezStruBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28

XXX Die rWitbeIsba6zSe ftion Nr.
1" fptrb nG9ften Sonntug, ben 81.
DECEMBER, in Der r8aperif9en Natioz
nalz5aus" an Der SiibzSreoeridz
StrdBe i6re MISUNDERSTANDING
perbunbeR nit elmer 1nterhaltung,
9dlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
@hrefcnsthat eincs Srriinuiaru.

9ubfOn, 9.zg. 25. Deg. = So
iep6 9billtps, Elm 5armer in 9OIOp=
bile, erf6Iug geitern 4benO feline brei
8inoer, SoOo, 10 Sabre, 5rant, II
Sabre unb Carrie, 10 Sabre alt, nit
elmer Dirt unb er6Gngte it6 bann in
ieiner @6eune. Gr mar Nttttper UNI
p6ne Wttttel, ietnen mutterlOfen Sim
bern acknowledgements gu tauFen.
8ie es beiBt, bate er 10 LANCE ii6er
bieIen llmitanb gebritet, Bis er gel
ftesdeIt0rt nurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28

@nabe 8e9t. - goli3eiz
rt4ter Se9tig 1ieB geitern in Der mittz
leren Station 8nabe por &e4t erge>
ben unb feBte bic meiiten Der Snbafz
tirten auf freien SUB. 8On Oieien
6atten 20 3u ttef ms 8los gefaaut,
unb bier ii8 rngebiibrlt4 aufgefiibrt.
Bier peitere @efangene, bic am Ga4z
mittag eingeliefert porben tparen,
fonnten lire Namen ni4t angeben.
9ur4 8uffer bef6Gbigt.
= 9ur9 ba8 lleberlaufen bes &efz
fel8 i'm ~@ebGube an Der @de pon
Baltimore unb 9ouibapitraBe nun
ben geitern Morgen gegen 6 ltbr Die
8ureuur BON Gbn. 8. Barter, Ser
ii6erungszNgen auf benz 5peiten
5lur uno BON s. CHARLES s. 9ipp8,
&oblenbGnbler i'm eriten 6lur BON g}r.
4, Siibz 6oqibu1itraBe, unb bon 2utz
felt G. Dortbington, @erii9erungsz
Ngent, unb Der y8ritiib Sn~iurance
Co." 8eibe in g2r, "a, @iibs 6oGioapz
ftraBe, bur4 Nafer bei4dOigt, 9Oz
fight Sobn g. Burns bemerfte Die
6lut6 unb lieB bas @afer bur9 ben
6uusbiener i'm @ebdube abiteGen.
&ennp's S9ee unb 8offee
Iino Die beiten. Die Oor3iigIi6en
trint6aren @igeni4aften beriel6en
iinb itets glei4mdBig.
6. .. 8ennp s 0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
Sein Srtumph B..

Sein Sriumpb. 6reunb
(3u einem 9antoffeIbelben): nStebit
Oh aber unter benz 94antoffeI, 9u
biit ia gar ni9t Mann i'm 9uuie."-
9ontoffeIbelO: rSq, ia, uber ms
Wo9enbett bat bod meme 6rdu aez
mlBt uuo ni9t i9."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
Rd,nr!asr'A Ga6

70l, TT 2ombarNaStrube DigblaHStorpu.
6tinit: 99elue uHD gien0re. - Ter Ses
iiuotfe Crt uuf Der GrDt. Die btittH
9oolzBarIOrs in 9iSbIauOtoipn. prompts
8tojtHuHa. CSt5l-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
9IpfF

3uft Mun6er aud in ieinem 3Orn:
Der Dorm Der &oie, Der infamel"
Sd freu' mid ieiner; benin Der Dorm,
Der 1T bes R0sIeins gtnftanbsbame.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
8anfiers unb Matler.

HAMBLETON & CO, 9 S~ourhsstr.
ROBERT TAYLOR & co, p southsStr.
TOWNSEND SCOTT & son Est. 1892
FayettesStr., Postamt gegenueber.
RICHARD D, FISHER & SONS, 6 S. Cali
vertzStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
SrGnne.

5rantfOrt, &p,, 25. 9e3emz
Der. = Der @lepator unb 9etreibez
Ipei6er Der nSern MiItng g." 1T
nit cirfa $1,000 8uideIn 8ei3en
bur6 Seuer 5erit0rt tporben. W}un
I9GBt ben @erluft auf $4,000.
Mempbts, Senn., %. 0e5emz
Der. = Sin beute friib i'm groBen De-
purtementsz2ab Der 6irma g. QDz
penItein &c @ebriiber an Der MatnS
ItraBe, 5pii6en SefferfOn> II. Court
ItraBe, ausgebro9enes Geuer ri6tete
@9aben gum 8etrage BON $150,000
ON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
Sn Die Sale aegangen.
&6Ienber anonpmer 9rOb6riefe i'm
G6icagoer 9Ditamt Oerbaftet.

OTN~S~N
'@6tcugo, ST., 25, Deg. - Der
anpnbme 8rteH4reiber, nel6er felt
faft einem 6albeu Sabre betunnte biez
fige unD genz9orter 6tnan3gr0Ben
nit OrD6briefen iiberI 6pemmte, in
oenen er beDsutenbe Summer fir
S6onunq hires 2eben5 ~perlangte, lit
nit 6iilfe zines 8riefes, ipeI4er ibm
gepifermaBen ais Sale geiteut NOR
ben mar, i'm bieiigen 6auptpoitdmt
berbaftet fDoroen. Inter ben beDro6z
ten 6inan3gr0Ben befinben ii9 au6
bic Refpzgorfer S. 9ierpont Morgan,
So6n .. 8odefe1er, Same5 Sttaman
unb Nnbretp Carnegie. 8on einem
Der 9enannten bate Der 8rteff3reiz
Der, Der fi9 dls Der G6icagoer Qrttit
Seq. R. Brennan entpuppte, erft $780,
900 OerIongt, bate a6er ipdter feline
6orberung auf $4,000 ~ernieorigt.
Bon bieiigen 6inan5gr0Ben bate
Brennan bic 6erren Mari6an SieIO,
81, 3. Crane, S. OgOen Qrmour unO
8. 5. @pift nit feinen @piiteGn be-
gliidt, bate aber pon teinem berIelben
mebr, als $4,000 ~berlangt. Mar1baG
6ielb 8eigte bic So6e an, uno mittelIt
zines re9iitrtrten Qntporti6rei6enS
6ielo's nuroe 8rennun am S9ulter
oes 9ouptPofamts 0ingfeit gemo4t.
SIutigrr Streit iibrr MEihna6tsz
Gei6entr.
G6icago, 25. 9e3ember.-8m
8auffman bertpunbete beute feline
Gouiine 8oid 8auffmon t0btlt9
bur6 etnen S4uB unO f9oB au8 ietz
ner 3ante 5rau Reginu 8auffman
cine 8ugel in bic S9uIter. Die Sra
g0bie mar bic Solge zines StreiteS
iiber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ser iunge
Mdnn mar ni6t 5ufrteben nit ben
@ef6enten, pel4e linn iein Ontet
@eorg &auffman gema8t bate, unb
fpoQte i'm nieberf4ieBen, porauf bic
5rduen ba3pif6en fprangen. Der
3bGter entflob uno 1T nod ni4t elm
9efangen.
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1884 Cfs6apttttfr.-Galjforni u. Ohio
8eiue. 9sriammIunesloial s8ermdnia=
qoas So; saqg. arb. =Rr. IltHt. =9trein Don
Gfs9alto.@; Option Goutl. ), J.O.6."
.Netalarb. Union 49,. @dQe Az Oermitt6eR
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90bere So9ter. = 2ebrer:
Stun, 6rdulein STA, t0nnen sic mir
pienei6t fagen, fparun 8oetbe 10 fpGt
beirdt6ete2" = @lia: rMeil er f9on
BON 6auie aus Derm0genb mar"
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9ampfmaI6inen, 8eFel, Dump,
WALLACE STEBBINS & SONS, Charlcs'-
und LombardsStr.
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Sine Mciie mad, 9emtfdIanb,

UNI bic @eIt ODER na9 irgeno sinem
SheiIe Der Ws!t arrangirt. Retiez
biaete iiber ale 8abn> un0 9dmpfers
2inien. Sbep. 8. 9iener &
6 O.. Ais Mater=Str. C266-l
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RuepIph serae,,s Reaourant,
gboA. 9onrnatIner,s 6on,.

IUO0, Ednts5traBe.
ua6e Der 0itlt6sn 4olijtizS Station. 9dr:
uter Guni6 bon Y bis 2 llbr Qd6mittaqs
Nitbnsr's uniibtrtrefilides Bier in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28

= Sn 8uffalo, 1.=g,, purpen ge=
tern neun 8Iatternpdtienten benz
QuarantGne6oipitdl iibe%rdnttportet.
Die @anitGtsbeb0rbe bietet NIIes duf,
I'm bic SeuGe 81 unterorlfen.
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Sruft : Gpmpagnien.

THE SECURITY STORAGE & TRUST
COMPANY, 10 North Ave, fertigt Tes
stamente aus und fungirt ais Testas
mentsvollstreckerin und NachIassvers
walterin.
MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO,
German und CalvertzStr.; John Gill,
Praes.; John McHenry, schatzm.; J. R.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST co, Germans und
Calvertsstr. J. Wilcox Brown, Praes.
]. B.. Scott, sekr. sSchatzm.
Qeben8berft6srrngs : Gompagnien.
MARYLAND LIFE ms. co. 8 und 10
Southzstr.; W. H. BIackford, Praes.;
John w. Hanson, Sekr.
BERKSHIRE LIFE ms. CO, Herald
Building; Munroe Smell, Manager.
5euer : @erfi6erungs : Qgenten.
ROYAL ms. co, Sun Building.
Sn0ufriat : @erii4erung8 : Comp.
HOME FRIENDLY SOCIETY, 100 W.
Fayette=Str.
Geuerfi4ere 0}06elz0ogerung.
THE SECURITY STORAGE L TRUST
CO, 13-19, North=Ave.
GRAHAM'S WAREHOUSE, Park : Ave.
und DOlphin=Str.
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90. Sriui'S Grbanss,

IA. unD GSUHutlfStr.t canton.
@,riumipe Sale fur 9trtint uRO sc.
ftli6aiteH. 9auptauartier beg .9riuI
6tiHrih= Sitrifts Or. 204, .. Il. g.
6eiHit @etrdnit. Gbti. Eel 1874 .. QS)
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8dnfiers.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS, Baltis
morez und CalvertsStr.
SPERRY, JONES & CO, Calverts und
FayettesStr.
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Him Gures Wagens fuinen" trinft
bic fueltbcriibmten Siere Oer 0lns
bcuier Suid1 Sraueret. SIN allen
SutelS mno Den beiten 1Strtbfdaften
AZ babeH. 8rpmpte 9ieferung fir
SSamilien. 6 ebrnmdl. lGnierc 8icrc
hnben tptcOcr ric critic 3r6nie, ais
Sas reinfte llno bette Bier in Der
I8cGt, BON Der fntierlidlen Commit
fiun fir 28iienid1aftcn in Srag cts
balten.
Saltimurcr Srnnd1,
Qratt. uno Renn z StrnFe.
g. y. Sapper, Manaaer,
tPpp6A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28

Qttien, ObligatiOnen un0 8aumipoae.
LowNDEs & REDWOOD, Stock Exchange
H.. F. BACHMAN & CO., 2O8-2l2 Equita.
BILE Building.
GUSTAyUS ODER, Is SouthsStr.
CHARLES B.HOBLITZELL & CO, 2Ol
OstsGermansStr.
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-ODn-

ettpfeDGet5WettDett SFtl1dttS-,
Gngros- unO gnOetatC-
6eG6Gften.
Sinan5ielleSs
Bdnter.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, II southsStr.
]. D. Ferguson, Praes.; H. B. Wilcox
KassIrer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK
Baltimore und LibertysStr. Chas. w.
Dorsey, Praes. Harry NJ. Mason KasSis
rer.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATlos
NAL BANK, Lombard und Southsstr.;
Chas. T. Crane. Praes.; Carter G. Os'
burn, Kassirer.
DRUTsCHE BANK, Baltimore und Holz
lidaysStr. A. H. Schulz, Praes.; August
Weber, Kassirer.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS Mas
TIONAL BANK, Howards und Gers
mansStr.; Lawrence B. Kemp, Praes.;
Wilson Keyser, Kassirer.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK, "A N. Eu'
tawsstr.; Joshua G.. Harvey, Praes'i
W. Marriott, Kass,rer.
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Qinnenz unb QGeiBnaaren.

NEIIIINIE~ NTTU ~VTbTVWWtVT'
CLARK 4 STEVENS, PIP \. CharlessStr.
W}06el unb Seppi6e.
JOHN TURNBULL, JR., & CO, I6 W.
Baltimore=Str.
6rieb6Dfe.
LOUDON PARK CEMETERY, office q
W. Saratoga Str.
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snrn,a GLn,nfrnn,.snn.-

Sd. 3 Il. @ougbfr. 6auptauartisr oes
Sifritts III. 3. u.s8.,- .Gi6tutrduj=
SomsRpsreins,@ rGdHton Smmsrtp. Saus
u. 9tibDtrtjHs". 8tutibt Rbsiulusin=parO=
lung. 9boHs: G.236-9, Mo.@inOior o..
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Sauptoudrtitr bts 5nptrnsWldnu,rdOrs."
R.=O. SD. SouQb= II. GaroIiutitr. 9crtinss
gsriammluus isben Sonu.ritag ab,HO.
8cus Ulitglieber n%ilfommeu. Sorjipliz
DIES Bier Der Acknowledgement i'm 3opi.