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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-25
gl5fdbrtstogc bon 9dmpfcrn
gor g gcrE

9o1 NtUz Nctt
Nampfer ga 8reto9re" am ~.
Sept. mad SABRE.
0ampfer g2Iueuite @Ettortd' an
"A. Sent. mad 6ambur5.
Dambfer rG1mrt1" am 25. Sept
mad Qioerpool.
Gampfer .6tf,a" am 26. Stpa
mad G~optrbastr.
Sampler cum5ria" an 26. Sept,
mad 2ioerpool.
DompF,r nU}jrueapoIjS" om 26.
Sept. mad 2onoon,
DampFer Bremen" am 26. Sept.
mad Bremen.
Camper ,9roonIano" an 26.
Sept, udh @ut}perpeu.
0ampfer rQb0ritia" am 26. Sept.
mad 6amburg.
Campfer vQo6n" am 26. @epk
mad Ieapel uro Genua.
Dampfer n9ictorian" am %. SsRh
nd6 liverpool.
0dmpfer gGarpatbla" am 29.SePt4
mad Qiperpool.
0umpfer .Sarbegna" am %. Sept.
mad Qsupel unD 9enud.
9ampfer n8aiier Bil6elm Der
GroBe" am %. Sept. nab 8remen.
Oumpfer gNoorbaN" am 30. Sept
mad ROTTERDAM.
9umpfer o9eqig Olao" an 80.
Sept. mad &openba5en.
9ampfer st. 2Ouis" am 30. Sept
nab Soutbampton.
0ampfer ,8eutOnic" am 80. Sept.
nab QiDerpppl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-25
Sh~iffsnnhrihten.

q IN gort, %, sept. I19e7
lanai finO gsItern Die 0omPtsr "3eI=
tonic" BON QiDsrpool nnO nPennl9A
panic" BON 6ambur8.
Q~6qeFa6ren iino bic OdmPfer gP9I=
IoOelp6ia mad Sout5ompton, "H2Hs
Dam" na6 RotterOom nn0 "S'eanIF"
nu6 2@ioerpO0l. ,,
Qf3ur0, %. 6ept. 8sii8tet
fpurbe 6ier Der 0ampfer nlemz yOrt,"
Don Ienzg ort nod Sont3ompton be-
itimmt.
frt lit bier Der 0ompfer "Brtn5eilIE
Ssrene" ouf Der 5a6rt DON gtenSGorf
na6 Peupel unO 8enud.
Qon6or, %. Sept. Gtn8e=
troffer 1T Der 0umPfer "9}etabo' non
Rspsgort.
QHsen8tonr, q. Sept. -
Der 0ampfer rMoieItjc" Ian9te RON
TepsWort bier an; ebanio osr DarIz
pier rQurania," Delaer no2 GJofrz
popl petterfubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-25
Sie &egiifrirnng.

Nur 13,457 8iirger 9eftern ein9etrdz
gen. = Nur ettpus ii6er 10000
@timmge6er regiitrirt. Die
3a6l Der Nsger iebr idpd4. =
8iele tbolen fid ni4t regiitriren
lafen.
Die Regiitrirung am britten Sage
mar pi0er @rparten a6ermals ie6r
I3tpa4, unb e8 pirb Der Oereinigten
NnItrengungen Der 9arteileute beOiir:
fen, bas SntereFe an Der 10 not3men=
bigen 8iirgerPfIidt uuf3ufrii4en. 9us
8efultat Der RegiItrirung an bteien
bret 3agen 1T, ME folgt:
0ritter Sud:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-25

3rduungen.- SIN 9duIe bes
5rn. 8eorg 2ieoIi6, iun., CIR. 1901,
ROrOs8apitraBe, fonb geItern Q6en0
9 u6r Die 9o63eit isiner Sdtpefter,
SRI. 4uguita QieOIi4, So6ter oe8
pobl6eturnten 9eutI9 : Entertainers
9rn. 8eOrg 2ieOIi6, fen, unb 8rau
GleunOra 2ieOIi4, nit 6rn. 6eroiz
nanb M2. S9neQ BON G6urleiton, g.
g., itatt. 9uitor q. 6rieOri4 Sters
ger bol3Og i'm 8eiiein Der @erlpanOz
ten uno 6reun0e beiber 5amiIien ben
feierli6en Oft. Ql5 8rdutfii6rcr
fungirten 6r. DiI6elm BON 8Iu6n
unO Sri. 8bereie 80dner BON Gbarlez
iton, S.zG.
- 0erielbe Paitor bou3og am
Na4mittug in SparropS' 9oint bic
3rauung oes 6rn. 0aIOemar Rinfor
nit Sri. Marta 8ufer. 3ruu3eugen
puren 6r. garl @efelme9er unO Sri.
Sp6anna Sonber8.
- 9eriel6e 9uitor bou3og i'm 81
tern6auIs Der 8raut, Ger. 2O22, Gaus
ton : 2lpenue, Die Srauung oe8 6rr.
6einri4 &rieger nit Sri. 2Gtitia +.
Dunn. 8ruutfi6rer parsn 6r. 0tIs
helm Seller unD Sri. Maria Seller.
- SRI. Sut6urine 0}. Webr BON
9}r. 1923, Sitz8altimore : Str0Be,
unb 9r. Qoui5 SaDlor Carr, Or. 531,
RorbzW olfezS traBe, nur0sn 9eitern
Qbenb in Der 9farrno6nun9 oes pa
TORS 6. ID. Gpfter, Nr. 1881 Dit
Baltimore StraBe, pon bieiem 8ez
traut. Dis 8rautiungfer uno 8rduts
fii6rer fungirten Sri. Soa Nlap gtetp
uno 6r. So6n 6. 2inoenberger.
Decoration Of 2dbor.-
Sn Der geftrigen SiBung Der r9aItis
more 6eoeration of 2abor" srIuaten
bic uu5qef6loFensn MarmOrSQ rbeiter
I'm bic moralii9e lIHteritiiBung Der
Qnberen Qrbeiterz 9 reinigungen, unb
QrGfioent 6aDoen iagte, oieiel6e
miiBte linen un6eoingt 5u She'll perz
ben, benn es 6anOle iia nm einen Or
oQniIirten Qngriff auf cine rationale
8ereinigung, Der BON erniter 8eoeu@
tuna lei uno jeoen Qugenblif auf n
bere Qr6eiter : 8ereinigungen ausges
bebnt nerben t0nnte. @ouDerneur
S.o6n 8ulter Smith bena6ri9tigte
bic 6eDeration, baB er feline Surisz
bittion babe in 8e3ug auf ben ungebz
li6en ungeIeBliden 9e6rdu4 bes
Union : 2absls fIr-im Staats : 4rz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-25
Sparen Sic Str Gen!

Cine @9a6tel pOn Suits pinen ers
fpart Sbnen piele Dollars fir Oottorz
Re6nunsen. Diefe ptnen turtren un=
ter alien ~llmFdnben idmmtli4e bur9
ben Magen, bic 2eber ober bic Gtnsez
tpeibe peranlabten &rantbeiten.
Gsif gies hfiHr gswastf Ssbaaptung
Denn sssen &Opfi4mer5en, Onspeps
Iie, malaria, @erftopfung unb 9olens
leiben sebrau6en Miaionen 2eute
Sutt's Seber,YiHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-25

= Sn Waufegan, elmer @orfaot
bon @bicago, lit i'm 80. 2ebensiabre
Dillon Smith Sherman geitor6en, Der
Ieiner 3eit oas Qmt ais MaDor Don
@6icugo betleibet bat, a9t Sabre na6z
benz Dahel6e ais Staot incorporirt
Doroen mar. ST mar in Barre. ST.,
QebpreH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-25

~6eits6uuie fabri5irte @a6en. Gin
Gomite, 6efte6enb aus ben $50. 8orz
bon, SenberIon unb Dilion, purbe
%ernunnt, bic Nn~gelegen6eit benz @Ouz
berneur gu %erfldren. Die So. Gbp.
6irf9 unO 6. 81. Steigelmdn DON Der
,Sppograpbia" tpurben 81 ReprGienz
tanten eur Convention Der n4mericdn
6eoeration pf 2abpr" nomtnirt, nell
DE i'm Nppem6er in Bolton lire @Ons
bention 6ulten pirD. Sin 0ehgat~iF
gu erpG6len; bic 8a6l finOet nG41eE
g2ittpO4 itott. rad
*** Der .8erein 6riItli9er iunger
Mdnner" 5eigt i'm r0eutfaen Gore
fponoenten" bic Gr0ffnung Der a6eno4
f6ulen am 1. Sftober an. 0ds Snz
ftitut ite6t unter Der Dirstten 9eitung
zines aus pratttI6en 9eI4dftsletten
beTteben0en Comics. Die 2ebrer
6efel6en percen fir i6re 0itnite Be-
3a6lt, uno nur Mdnrer Don dnerz
fainter Si9tigteit t0nnen gu 6iefem
8o5en uusgeiu6t peroen. 9aS3tel
Der Q6enoi6ulen 1T, Mdnner uno
Rna6en fir CUTE Steaun9en i'm iPGtez
rem Qe6en Dor3u6ereiten. SIN leBten
S6ulia6re ftuOirten 800 S4iiler in
Den 2(benoT6ulen unO groBe 8erbefe4
rl1ngen iino fir ben b~ie5jd9rigen &1r4
Ius porgenommsn tporOen. Der 9ez
tretGr res Central : Departments,
6r. 9. u. 8orIop, iun., lit germ be-
reit, in Dem GentruIs8ebGuoe @desoer
G6arle5= uno 6arutogaitraBe, RoeH
46enO nad Z ll6r, irgenO pel4e&ses
lniinfAtn Al..aG..nEL - nrthatLnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-25

rebnung IN i'm bertpiefe n, unbStuot=
BrOfurutor 8ruce tpirb na9ieben, pb
bas 9efeb es benz Stabtz Sngenieur
erlau6t, bic 4r6eiten felbIt gu t6un.
General Ruifeq SbaDer, 8rGiioent
Der Baltimore 2igbting &c." err
f9ien Dor Der 8eb0rbe uno proteitirte
eegen Die 8ergebung oes StraBenbez
Ieudtungs @GOntruftes an bic v4meriz
can 2ig6ting &c." neil, tpie er Be-
bauptete, Die i'm 2abpratorium bes
8eteu6tungs : departments nit ben
9robebrennern unb @lii6itriimpfen
Der 8ieter ppn 9rn. Qouis g.. 8ilIon,
benz Snfpettor, angeiteuten @erfu4e
ungenau getpeien ieien; 9r. WilIon
babe i'm Die Snitrumente nidt unterz
iuGsn loFen pO1en. 9r. 8ilIon,
tpel6er 6erbeigerufen fpurDe, ertldrte
Der 8e6Drbe, er babe feline 3eit gebabt,
ii6 bel Der Nrbeit nit irgenb Semanb
gu 6ef6Gftigen. Die 8sb0rbe CAB Sc
neral S6uDer i9lieBli6 Den 8eI4eiO,
bah Der Gontraft nun einmdl bergeben
lei uno feline Qenberung mebr gemu9t
perben f0nnte.
Ganbibdten bDrge did
gen..
Dem Manor tpurben geItern Gr=
8pli3eimarf6au Sdtob Sre1 uno grz
goli3eicapitGn s. S. Gil6srt fir bic
Grnennung gum 5traBenreinigungsz
Gommi7Gr pprgef4la9en, Mupor U1cz
Cane f6etnt a6er 8ebenfen 81 trager,
neil bic beioen 6erren aus benz go
li~5eiOienit e%ntIafen tpprben finb.
S4utprtn3tpGIe unter
8iirgf4aft.
Stabtzgrofurator Bruce ian0te
benz @tabtzG egiItrator 6ooper geItern
BON inn ausgeiteate 8irgfdaftsz6orz
mulare fir bic 8ruppens8rin3ipGe
Res @9ulbepartements. ST. 9Ooper
1T Der Qnii6t, DAP Die 8irgi6uft auf
$4,000 feitgeiteqt tperOen iolte, unO
tpenn bic @6ul6e60rbe Oisfes 6egutz
a6tet, piro er bic Saldre Der Qebrer
unb Qe6rerinnen pieoer Dur9 Die
@ruppen : 9rin3ipGle uuS3abten loiz
fen.
@iBung Der 6tnun3z8 ez
6Drbe.
Die Jinan3@geb0rbe bieIt geitern
cine StBung uno erIuubte Der u8eitz
Ii4en MarplGnOer 8a6nz8 eieqI4aft"
oon Der 8iirgi6aftsiumme BON
$3,OOO,OOO, tueI4e OieIel6e Bel Der
Continental Sruit 60" Deponiren
muBte ais Gurantie fir Die 8erldngez
rung Der 8a6n na4 Dem 9afen,
$326,496.25 8uriif3u3ie6en, ba ie
8erbeferungen gu Dem 8etrage gez
ma6t fat. Qm 25. QtprtI bieIss SAB
res burfte bic 8eieui6aft $189,O00
3uriid5ie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-25

Beanie ernG9It. - 9a5
Rationat : Eager Oes .9utriotif6sn
Oroens Der S06ne BON Nmerifa" bat
folgenOe 8eamte, bic am Sage Dor6er
ernGbIt puroen, g~eitern in Der rS6epz
tafop6en : 9aQe" feierIi6it initauirt:
9rGiioent, S. S6inOel &rdufe, 9enn=
fplpanten; 8ice : 9rdiiOent, @m. 8.
Silton, g2ep : Seriep; geremonienz
meiiter, Wm. 6. 8aGiunt, MarDz
Lamb; @efretGr, ). 6. Stees, 9ennz
fDloanien; 64aBmsiiter, !. 9.6pieie,
9ennIplDanien; 9iiIfs Setretdr, 6.
8. Gtees, 9ennIDlDanien; Gaplan,
9uftor .. e. RupIep; 6ii6rer, Sohn
g. Din, Obio; SnipettOr, 5. %. Ole
rdrber, 8irginien; 8o4e, !9enrp W.
8aD. &entufB.
4bIe6en. - 6r. George S6ipz
Ter, 8atte BON @nna @9ipler, itarb
qeftern M&orgen i'm Otter BON 43 Sab
rem in feiner 8ebauiung an Der Nortb
Bolnt@, ndAe PAlldoelp9ld : TodD.
Seine8eerbigung ftn0et mOrgen Na9z
mittag I'm 2 l16r itutt.
= SRI. GIifubetb geuger, 3p6ter
BON SObn 5. unO Gbriitine geuger,
ftarb geitern i'm Otter BON 20 Sab
rem in ibrer elterli4en 0obnung gr.
TO, SiibzGlinton zStraBe, Canton.
sic nirb mOrgen Na3mittug INN 2
l6r bpm Sr~auer6auie aus beeroigt.
Ra6m m. = So6n
g. 9eurn ppn Nr. 713. 8eItz9ruttz
@truBe, nu3m geitern 46enb gegen 10
ubr cine DOTS 2auoamm uno muBte
nit Der 4m6ulan3 Der iiibtpetli6en
Station na4 Dem nM}arpldnber Uni
periitGts : 9oipitul" ge6ra6t tperben.
Sem 3uitanO io4 beiorgniBerregen0
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-25

8afebaIl. - 0ie 8aIttmorer
nno Der Club BON grobioence muBten
geitern 10 nSnnings" IpieIen, Inn bos
interefante Spiel gum Nustrage gu
brtngen. Die Score" Der geItrigen
Spiele mar, ME folgt
O., % r+:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-25
SotaL 5000 1854 1862

Der g2eger Dennis 6earn, Der feline
8o6nung ul5 Rr. 1907, 8opt6gStr.,
angab, purbe 1pegen Qnge6li6er iuez
galer Re8iitrirung i'm IS. 4re3intt Der
10. BurO berbuftet uno fir ieinen
Pro3eB nu6 Dem 8efGngniB geIanbt.
Die @d6lri6ter Oe5 9re3inft8 iinO
Sobn u. 8op0, MarceGu5 8oo3e,
Gbarles g. &o6l6aus unO So6n Dom
nulin.
SIN II, Prs3inft Der 3. @ar0 muir
Den geitern N6en0 5pei Neger ber6afz
tet, neil lie ongs6li6 in BEN Regiitrirz
2otale in ungeieBlider Weiie lire Re
giitrirung DeranIafen poQtsn. IS
puren oies Qeoin 0oden DON gr. 2O3,
SiiO@8et6elzStroBe, unb Sams5 GIaz
BORN Don g2r. 222, Sioz8et6el@Str.
Der Pre3intt 1T 0~erjenige, in tpel8em
Squire" 8arIan0 tpobnt. 8eioe g1ez
ger nurben auf 8eranIuTung Der Rez
giitratoren oe8 9re3infts in's 6tuotz
gefdngniB geIanOt, um i6ren 9ro3eB
db3uipQrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-25

8dlttmorer ur Gbren=
ter auserfe6en.- Sn Der
Convention Der Suprem : 2oge bes
.9erbeferten Orbans Der 9Dtbiass
Sitter" nel4s IN SnoianopoIr8 ibre
9iBung belt, iinb Die folgenOen Be-
anten ertp66lt pprben: GrsSupremz
Gpmmunoeur 0scar 8reoe, Detroit;
5uprem : @ommanbeur Capt. 3. 6.
8ieler, indianapolis; Supremz8icez
@ommdnoeur Otto Miuer, 8altiz
more; Suprem : 9rieIter Charles &.
59neigler, 8ai6ington, 9. g.; Suz
prem : S6aBmeiiter @6arles 8amm,
Baltimore; Suprem : Setretdr 6. 5.
Rnpoel, Sn0ianopolis; SupremzSerz
qednt at Nrms Wolfgang Bauer, Snz
racuie, 9.z9.; Suprem : Meoicalz
Graminator Or. 6. q. Soldier, Snz
D~ianapolis. Der nGdite gonpent Der
6uprem : 2oge pirO i'm Sabre 1905
in Der 8unoes6auptitaOt 8aI6ingtoa
abge9alten.
Qer3te in 9en@ 81 a r Die
6albidbrIi4e 8erTammlung Der .U}ez
bi3inii6en unO @6irurgif4sn SAUL
tat bon Wearplano" nirb 6eute i'm
n8lue Mountain 6ouIe" BEL genz
Mcr ubgebalten. IS ite6t cine Rei9e
i~nterefanter 9Ortrdse ouf Dem PRO-
drdMgls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-25

Y ~ " ! ! XIV SuIllIIlUlkL
uno Der Club BON 9rppioence muBten
geftern 10 rSnnings" fpielen, Inn bus
intere1ante Spiel gum Qustrage gu
bringen. Die Score" Der geitrigen
Sptele mar, ME fOlgt
Su baltimore.
s se5ti9a5s ! . 9 9 ia
Gonifloper Umpire.
Grate HNtt1er" unD 9edrn sGutber" fir Baltimore.
MeQortlin p9it9er1 unO gBsitIofe pGat8tr' fir
QrooiOenee.
Su @enart
s ss9aat, 9 3 2 . s saa,a
ST. guffaIo:
ao6efer .....,..... Q 605000!0- 90
MoHtreal ......-... 0 0 0 0 4 0 l 0 0-5
6u Striep Gitp.
serfcp Gitp....... 5 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 oil
Buffalo ............ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-3
unter $4,000 9 iirgf9uft.-
Die angebli6en StraBenrGuber Sobn
6. 6obn, 6oparo SO. 2aport, Mi9ael
g. Mppnen unb Sames 2pn9, pel6e
angef9uloigt limb, 9rn. %. 9. Gldrt
BON Scr. 1916, Rpro : gaIOertftr., am
Mpreen bes II. september in elmer
fleinen GueD an 6orreftS, nu6e SAP
@trabe, angebIi4 nieoergei4lager
uno UNI 5000 in 8uargelb, 5pei 8er=
1aBi6eine unb einen giIenba9n : PaB
beraubt gu baden, fpurben geftern i'm
mittleren Stations6auie BON Poli5etz
ri4ter 6e9tig unter $4,000 8ur9f4dft
benz 9eri9tsperfabren iiberpieien.
4ngebIt9e "a 4enbtebe.
= Dix gebeimpoli5iiten 9obler uno
&ruB perbafteten geitern Na4mtttag
Die 92eger Subn Gator BON 9fr. 261.
GbitnuttraBe, unO SO. 8. 9pion BON
Hr. 304. NOrb : GoenItraBe, als Die
felben Der 6ruu George 9faff BON
Der 0orf : Roab an Baltimore uno
GarolineftruBe beren 40 Gents entbals
tenbes Sui6enbu9 fta9len. Spdter
na6men tie aud ben 80 Sabre alien
&utf9er Sobn 9ibbons BON Nr.1O25,
Goro : 8onbitruBe. als angebli9 perz
bd9tiges SnbiOibuum fet. QGe 0rei
iiBen i'm mittleren Stutionsbauie.
Snqueft. - Die @ef9porenen
in Dem bon Coroner 8alopin nu9 Der
norotpeitli6en Station berufenen Srz
quef iiber ben Sob bes &nuben Nl@
bert 46el, Der Mtttpo9 QbenO BON
einem erOben Omnibus i6erfdhren
1Durbe, entf9ieben, baB Der &ndbe oas
Opfer zines 3ufales tpuroe. 9er&utz
fder bes 6ubrperts, 9eo. 9eiori4.
lnarbe aus Der 6aft e~ntlailen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-25

Die n@tunbarb 6arbpure anb
electric g." purbe geitern BON ben
$50. G6as. Is. 8oobri9, Bernard 8.
SObnipn, S. Sbomus, !6arrp SO. Sing
uno SOfep6 Sollers, iun., nit einem
&ftienfapital BON $4,000 incorpoz
rirt. 3pef Der Gompagnie lit Der
9anoel nit giienz unO elettrif6en
Wddren.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04

treated with more indifference than they are by the average denizen of the city. Very religious communities are to be found in the heart of the noun tains. In the very shadow of the Big Smoky there are churches which are faithfully attended py both men and women and in which excellent ser mons may bo heard from homely min isters, any one of whom would feel himself passing rich with forty pounds a year." The average Salvation Army soldier will probably not exert much influence over the average mountain ger. The mountaineer does not follow weak men very tar in anything. The tom-tom and the tambourine will hard ly attract him, in religious way. He takes his religion quietly and serious ly, when he has any-as he does his revenge. | nere are several things more serious than death to the noun taineer. One Of them is living.
 The Salvation Army may make con verts among the rifiemen of the slopes. If its members hold out tho hope of a pension they might enhance the chances of securing recruits. The Sal vation Army soldier will find that the Mormon missionary has precedc~ him and that according to his statement, "the Lord has blessed his work"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
THE MouNTAINEER.
He Is a Person Who Never Permits
 Himself to Show Surprise.

From the Nashville American.
 Eastern papers are printing alleged news to the effect that the Salvation Army has invaded the mountains of East Tennessee and Kentucky and the natives are watching the army's meth revenge. There are several things a statement as that would never pass the scrutinizing eye of a managing editor who is familiar with the char acter of mountain men. The true mountaineer never gazes at anything in open-mouthed wonder. No matter what happens, he never shows sur prise. If typical mountaineer who had never seen or heard of circus were to suddenly meet in the public road parade of all the circusses in the whole country he would show less surprise and interest than any one born and bred In the city. He would see the parade, but he would create the impression on a stranger that he was tired of that sort of thing and only fingered around for fear the elephant might carry off something that didn't belong to it. Not the lightning's flash nor the thunder's roar can cause him to move a muscle or bat an eye. He observes with watchful eye, but appar- ently with languid interest, and noth- ing on this earth could cause him to gaze in ''open-mouthed. wonder"
 What success the Salvation Army skirmishers will ,haye in the noun stainS nobody cans sforetelf | 7They' may make converts. They will hardly be
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
GIVING WIVES IN MARRIAGE.
Some Sad Travesties on "the Holy
 Estate of Matrimony."

From the st. Louis Republic. :
 Rather a peculiar story of domestic infelicity flows from Chicago. The man in the case, or rather one of them, al lowed his wife to get a divorce since she 'Ioyed another" He acted the self sacrificing hero very prettily and with much grace But this "other" failed to come up to requirements. After all the disagreeable forms of divorce were acted he backed out of the proposition; whereupon the husband thrashed him soundly. first breaking a cane upon his rascal shoulders.
 Many a beautiful story is current of famous men who either presented their wives to others or accepted such pres ents. At least, the facts are made to appear beautiful. For instance, we are not told that the army officer who deeded his wife over to Louis Robert stevenson considered it a good rid dance. On the contrary, the gentle man is said to have promised her that if ever she found a man whom she loved more, she would be free to take him. Stevenson proved to be the man, and the officer, though sore at heart, permitted himself to be sacrificed.
 Such little dramas are of deep sig nifcance, and in rare cases are the only means of escape from a mistaken marriage. And, though Stevenson's was an elevated character, that of the officer was far the more heroic. Yet what if Stevenson had proved rec roant? Would he not have deserved
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
SOUTHERN INTERSTATE FAIR.
Very Low Rates to Atlanta and Return
 Via Southern Railway.

Account above named occasion. South ern railway will sell round trip tickets to Atlanta from points in Georgia; also Sel- ma, Birmingham and intermediate points to Atlanta at rate one fare for round trip, plus 75 cents, including one adnlis- sion to fair grounds. Tickets to be sold daily october 13 to 22, inclusive, final limit October 26 Rate from Birmingham, &. .75
 For sleeping car reservation and detailed information apply passenger office, Morris Hotel building. Telephone 617 J. c. Lusk
 District Passenger Agent 10-3-Ht
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF STREET CAR ROUTE.

Beginning Oct. Ed and con tinuing while the 22d street bridge is being refloored, the Loop, Highland Ave. Avon dale and Idlewild cars will come in and go out of the city via goth street. Birm- ingham Railway, Light and Power Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
Some Pretty Dress
 Skirts, Too.

AT $7.5o-Skirt of Broadcloth, trimmed on bottom with taffeta folds; panel front; beautiful flare.
 AT 10.00-Dress Skirt of best broadcloth, trimmed up and down seams with peau de soie bands; panel front; pretty flare. AT $12.5o-Man-tailored Dress Skirt, of black imported broad cloth, trimmed with twelve peau de soie folds fro:1 hips down, two folds going around bottom; very stylish.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04

to be pummeled? He certainly would He should have been drubbed and then drubbed again.
 Possibly, hoy over, the Chicago hus- band was delighted at the prospect of escape. Possibly the prospective husband discovered il time what a burden he was assuming, and the bus band drubbed just to keep up appear. ances. Circumstances altar cases.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04

H. Chairsell, ealer in choice feed, straw, rock salt and wheat for chickens a speciality, 1913 and 1915 First avenue. The building is now for sale cheap. After Octo- beElst, 22l0 Morris avenue. Both phones No. POI.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
Nobby Walking
 Skirts

Hobby styles in lengths that touch the ball of the foot. Made of beautiful cloths and select styles. AT $5.o0-Skirt of fancy Scotch mixtures; grays, oxfords and browns and greens; panel front; trimmed with straps and buttons. AT $6.5o-SlSirt of fine quality broadcloth, h'ack or navy; panel front; trimmed over hip with 3 folds of same material; fiared. AT $8.50-Skirt of imported panne Checiot; black or navy; tucked over hips; panel front; tucked up and down side and back; kilt bottom; flared.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
Are you an Art NeedleWOrker?

Then you must be in- terested to know that we have an experienced teach CT here for you. A teach CT who is thorough in all branches of Art Needle W Work k"-who will be glad to teach fon and stitch known-who will take pleasure in giving you any information you might wish to know-merely for the asking. We are en- larging our art depart ment to three times its former size, We can do any kind of stamping for you on any sort of ma terial-and mind you, stamping that will not rub or blur-for a moderate charge. Call in and see Mrs. w are.
 Art Department--rear left aisle, by elevator.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
Towels

AT 1ocCoon border; 12kc AT 12ac-German
  AT 1ecemstched Towes border size 1Sx36; AT 23c--Knotted Fringe Damasb AT 29c-Hemstched Irish heavy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
Table Damask

AT 69cBeached Irish linen 7Onch 75c AT 5soGerman Linen hard twisted Onch
 
 AT s7c-Beachd Irish 72nch; desgns AT $125German
 pretty designs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
Ostrich BOas

Are again most desirable, so says the smartest dre--crs; pure white, black and white mixed and all
 black-$1o.oo to s75.oo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
Black Silks
COlOsed Dress Goods

27-inch all wool Tricot, all shades, 36-i ch Dress Flannels, all shades, 3S-inch Zibelines. plain or fancy, 45-inch Granite Cloth, all shades, 45-inch Etamine, heavy,
 45-inch Crispine, heavy,
 45-inch Melrose Zibelines.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
Neck Ruffs

Of chiffon and liberty silk in solid black, black and white and colors;
 stole effects, with or without capes; suitable for cool evenings -s1.oo up to $4ooo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
Don't Your Linen Closet Need
 RepleniShing!

Look through your supply-your napkins, or towels or table cloths are running low surely If they're not all low probably one of the three is beginning to Heres opportunity for you to repensh at very low nricee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
A Request of You

Place your orders now for your reception, evening and street cos tunes. We are very busy now.
 Do you have your corsets fitted? If you do you know what a help it is. We have an expert here to fit you with the best brands of cor sets made. No charge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
New Feather Fans

Have you seen them? The cutest little fans you ever saw; very small; all color feathers; mostly dark; me for reception and theatre.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
Napkins

AT sscBached Irish Linen Napkins bookod regular price  AT German Linen Napkins paterns regular price f AT $14e-eavy Irish Napkins S F
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-04
Imported Bags

Some of the smartest creations of brocaded silks, with jeweled tops for evenings wrist bags, Nisuki (pronounced Nitsky) bags, made of beautiful Japanese leath- CTS, pig skin, walrus, monkey, seal and morocco; all shades to match dress goods; styles that vogue" says are good-up to $25