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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
MANY DEATHS FROM PNEUMONIA.

The reports at the Health Department show that
the death rate for this week is III per cent higher
than that for the corresponding week OF last year,
ana that the difference IS almost entirely due TO
the prevalence of pneumonia DR.. Bggs, the med
teal officer Of the department. says that the In
crease Of this disease Just is marked and that
From one-fhird TO one-fourth Of the total number
of daaL.s are due % the one maIady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
HAY1IAN PUNISHED.
Gets Fine and Reprimand for Ortho-
doris Shozcing at Bennings.

The stewards Of the Jockey Club Of the DistrfcS
Of Columbia have announced a fine and public
reprimand for NJ L. Haymau for sending his
horse Orthodox 10 the POST in the first race on
Novenoe 10 at BenniHgs. when the horse not
In fit condition TO run.
ms acton OF the stewards follows marked
reversal OF form shown by Orthodox, for, atJsr
finishing fourth In the race mentioned he woa the
Grand Consolation two days later odds OF to L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
TURBINE RIGHTS IN THIS COUNTRY
Westinghouse Company VIII Make the
Parsons Engine.
rEr rELEGRAPE TO THE rKIBUNE.I

Pittsburg. Dec u.-George Westinghouse an
nounced to-day that he had secured for the West
inghouse Machine Company the right 10 manu-
facture the Parsons turbine steam engine in the
United States and Canada. he said:
A special department viii be organized for the
introduction OF this engine. There a million
AID half horsepower Of Parsons steam turbines
IN daily operation. Eighty-four thousand horse
power Ves5e-s. In the linked States
there are sixty thousand horsepower IN use Of the
stationary type. ana hundred and fifty thou
sand horsepower are already contracted for.
Units large eighty thousand are being made
being built for EeW-YoEk concerns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
FORESTRY SCHOOL At YALE BURNED
Loss Estimated at More Than 100000
Specimens Destroyed.

New-Haven, Dec H-Yale University sustained
a severe loss early this morning when the Forestry
School building completely Quilted by fire. The
loss involved is estimated at 800 900 on the
rIIildine alone while many fine specimens Of plants
and trees which cannot be replaced, de-
stroyed. The fire started. II is believed, from an
TIE building was formerly the residence Of Pro-
lessor Marsh and was one Of the finest houses in
the cItv II was built OF stone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

CTCLING--six-day race Madison Square GaytsA
swIMMING.-A; New-York Athletic Club, P m
ATHLETICs-leth Regiment games a. aTnory p m
COURT TENNIs.-Finals for gold racquet al Tuxedo
SFIOOTING.-Crescent Field Club at BY Ridge
HOCKEY.--Frinceton and Hockey Club C New-Xork a
81. Nicholas RINK, SID y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
WILLIAMS ALUMNI SMOKER.

Two hundred alumni OF Williams College held a
smoker at Delnonico's last night The Schenectady
sorp and lest Company. q club consisting OF col
lege men working for the General Electric Com
%any in Schenectady. we're the guests Of the even
ing The first part Of the evening was devoted to
the singing Of college songs. and this was followed
nv dinner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
PH1LADELPHIA's POSTMASTER TO STAY
Civil Service Commission Recommended Re
moval of MI. McMichael.

Washington. Dec. las the result of an In
vesgation Of alleged violations Of the Civil Service
law by Postmaster Clayton McMichael Of Phila-
delphia, the Civil Service Commission unanimously
recommended to the President his removal from
that Office Colonel McAichael has made an ex-
PLANTATION 70 the President which IS understood 10
be satisfactory, and II is said that he viii not De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
GOLF.
Officers and Dates of PizeRurss
CIub.

Club.
The Pfnehurst IN. CO COR Club has crxanfxsd
with the following officers President Leonard
Iufts. Boston; treasurer, Thomas 3. Cotter Pine
hurst; secretary. Herbert L JIlsOn Worcester
Mss: board OF governors. the officers named
above ard H W Priest. Fraaconia. n H.. W T
Jeaney. MeGford. Mass: A I Dreamer. Dznarfs-
Gotta Ge.: Frank P-esbrsy. &eE-Ycrk: George
and Harry Dutton. Boston. and Charles Warren
and Gardner Perry. Dedhan. Mass The schedule
OF tournaments follows:
Saturday. January 2-Inauguraon handicap
saturdag. January s-EandicaD
ward CUPS. medal play.
saFuEaay. Jaruary 1e-EIanacaD tourna.nent for ths
Be Hs1lIe C-ls- match play
SaSuraay- January &3-Handeap touTnaEnsnt for tas
Holly Inn Cups.
Saturday. January 2S-Ha1dicaD
SatJr-ly. February sFIan6icap
Saturday February 18-Eandiea1 tournaments for tho
Casino Cups marcl play
SATURDAY. February 2o-aandeaD tournarnsnt Tor ths
Saturday. February 27-kckers' handicap tournansue
Saturday. March 5-Pfnehurst championship handicap
Saturday. March 12Faadicao for the Caro-
Ina Cups. medal
Saturday. I9-C0nzolation handicap tournarnene
SATURDAY. March 26-HandieaD spring tournament
April ana S TUESDAY and Wednesday,
Ing. a. driving nd women.
April g. ! "wednesday. THURSDAY
nual tournament open 70 all arasteur golfers
lnited states and canada Tor the United North
South Annausur Championship Cup. handicap limited
TO eighteen
Saturday April s-open Southern Championship. $50 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
STUDENT REGISTRATION AT CORNELL

lthaca. \. y. Dee 1.-THE advance sheets oe +t.
i-eA register issued to-day show the total regis
"a - q stnoents 70 date 70 be1SOl4 an increase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
Rows TO SEE GAMES FOR IS CENTS.

The entry list for the different races IN the
Public School Athletic League games, which are
10 be held at the Garden December @ is filing
RAPIDLY The games committee has offered an ex-
ira inducement TO the boys VINO VIII De on mana
., cbeer their seboolmates or 10 victory. II
tickets are bought IN blocks Of one hundred the
price viii be Is cents boy. This should insure u
packed Garden the night OF the games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12

The summaries.
lve and ous-half furorgsl-Over Again. I23
Tgoxer). 2 won: SILVER. 1Cs Phiillps) i5
s. second: The Pride OF ia Landry Is 70 i
third Tire, f;Qsia Onyx H. Shah, Lady Contrary
BurgOyne WeiGsman Nellie T, Main Guy and Alh9 also
ran
second race ave and one-half furonssp-LittIe Jack
E1rner. I0G CV. Fisher, ., Irernia 100 (Sn
clair. second; Russell. Blake}, l.
third Time Ice. AHorous. Gus L-anka, Blue BiaZe,
Hickory Corners. Gales and Tommy Foster also
Third Zone me)-I>ev Dorsey. tO6 w Hennassyl.
won; LampOOn, i04 tW. Fisher. :. second.
Mauser 100 tRuJterl % l. third. Tlms I:42s- Sarah
Maxim. Calcutta, Royal Pirate. Exapo and Captain
Duckado
Fourth raee six acknowledgements 104 CIV Fisher.
20 = Master ss tMclnSgre}. 10 to g. second.
Frank Bell i13 Oh Phiiiipsl to 2 third Time. 1:l41s.
Mrs Frank FcF IuE1lcibc and Aggie
Fifth mile and furl0ng}-ChaTiis Thompson 100
O,ctte-) 2 Atta i02 (Colvin) 20 70 A. second.
The Bobby. iOT N Phillips l. Tine 1874
Jack Doye. Medal. sidney Sabbath Charter D Trsacy.
Malay AID Water Tower also
Sixth race (siN fIronss)Agnss Brennan. 1o2 lRr-n-
). MCFdella. Fisher 4 o 7
9Hd: Seytette. 1G2 Or. 8urphO. 60 third. Time,
1919 ka5Ie Powers. snow Cap. AIegTstte Samar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
sTEEPLEcHAsE FORFEIT LIST OUT.

The forfeit list of the National Steeplechase and
Hunt Association shows thirty-One owners with
unpaid fOrfeits charged against them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12

Pale and Mora. two imported Italian games popular
In this city. a t0-mOrr0w's Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
ONE FAVORITE LOSES.
Fire First Choices Win at Ne1c-
Orleans.

New-Orleens. Dec. Little Jack Homer. Lev
Dorsey. Ascension Charlie Thompson and Agnes
Brennan we're the winning favOritss to-day Alto.
the only beaten favorite sulked from start to I'm
ish. The weather was clear and the track fast
The sIrlrnarles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12

Why Nsw-YOrk is free from typhoid In to-mOr-
rows Tribune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07
Sas ,tueite Sininnie>G nnsrrt int
GSrahuOh< Snfitntc,

Seute Qbenb finbet i'm geabobpz
cSnititut bos 3peite biesninterli4e
5infoniezG CONCERT itatt. Die geitrige
6auptprobe perbirgt fir bafelbe eli
men Iebr genuBrei9en Qbenb. 5r.
so. 6eimenbabl, Der ti4tige Better
Der Gon3erte, bat nit gutem Sc
fdmad lduter bette Werte Der Mluittz
Qiterqtur auf bas grogramm gefebt.
Die gum felten 8eitanb Der @Dn3ertz
Idle gebOren. Bel Der geringen 4nz
8a6l Der @pn3erte bat er bon aQem
Superintendent nit muiitulii9en Roz
pitdten 4bftanb 9enommen, bat it9
an bas 8ute unb 8eite gebalten.
MenbeIsiobn's prG6tige Gon3ert@Ouz
p~ertiire r5inguls906le" e%r0ffnete Die
6auptprobe unb nurbe prG6ttg ge<
fpielt. ltnb baran reibte fi6 8eet6oz
ben's Qbur=S %infpnie, Die Iiebente be5
grDBten Sinfoniters. gu i6rem 2obe
nod ettpas gu fogen, bGu6t uns iiberz
flIiftg. Den S4luB Der gsitrtgen
grobe bilbete bic Suite gu benz 8alz
let nGoppeIia" BON Seq 0elibes, geiItz
rei6e, pitqnte Or6eitermuiit, Die BEL
ar i6rem fran3Oifden Giprtt multi
foltf4 gebultbou iit; Die man nit Sc
nuB unb0rt. 9r. 6eimenba9l bate
Die fdmmtlt4en @ompofitionen ie6r
T66n porbereitet, uno fte famen gez
tern gu fe6r f40ner unO glatter Wiez
bergube. Die SoIiittn bes beuttgen
Gon3ertes lit Sri. @bunnu Cumming,
cine GopraniItin, Die ben STUFF elmer
auSge3ei6neten @on3ertiGngerin bat.
Sic miro fi6 nit elmer Nrie, fopte
elmer Nn3ubl 2ieoer bel uns einfiiRz
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07
Snrnbcrcin ,,GDriudrts."
WaSfcnball
Mpntag, Den 9. Scbruar 1908,
in Der ,,SuriuGrtS 9ale."
(38,4Ol

8ider5 pro4en =
5rau Marp s, Bidders, Die Satin
be5 goIi3tften Benjamin s. Bidders
bonn fiibli9en 9iftrtft, Der angeI4ulz
bigt mar, feline 5rau miB9anoelt gu
baden, neigerte iid geitern Wtorgen in
Der 0Itli4en poli3eiitatiOn, Die 8lage
gegen i'm uufre6t 3u erbalten, uno
fomit puroe bieIe &lage abgepieien.
Die 9oli3et erfubr geitern Morgen
Folgenbe Gin3eInbeiten iiber ben San:
DIS Bidders um 8 ubr am 0Onnerz
flag Nbeno Die Shire ieiner Nobz
nung, gr. $50, @iOzGbeitsrftruBe,
0ffnete, erbielt er einen @8lag ms
@uge, unb ais er glet6faQs i'm 0unz
teln 3ui4lug, traf er 5ruu Bidders
in's @eit6t. 0arauf rief iein tleiner
@obn nM}orb!" unb 9oli3iit Gain
fam berbei, Der Die 8erbuftung Dorz
no6m. Bidders bate I6on felt gerauz
mer 3eit 6amiltenzu nanne6mli4tei
ten, an pel4en er ieOo4 feline @4ulo
tragen ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07
2nfaIberi6te aus gGnibingtnn.
Selb It mprb zines 9eutz
hpn

@elb It mOrO zines 9eutz
den.
SIN n2afanetts : 9arf" in @ai6z
ington Begging geitern friib Der 30
Sabre ate 9arrp 8ropn OOer Braun
aus Berlin, 9eutI9lanb, Sel6ftmoro
bur4 Grf4ieBen, Der 8ruoer zines
I~}atroien, 9amen5 9arroOer, nit
Dem 8ropn 6efannt mar, iDentifi3ir!e
ben 3obten. Sn ieinen Saiden fanO
man einen 3ettel, auf pelGem DaS
grIu4en ftqnO. oaB man 8eni, $.
6ulprin, Gar. 80, GanalitruBe, Hepz
gort, bena8ri6tigsn ioQe. G}a4 elmer
9epe74e aus Renzgort 1T Der gez
nannte 8eni. $. 9aIprin Der 9o6n
bes 8runoetgent6um8= Ngenten 46raz
ham 9alprin uno ieit Dem q. So
nuar BON gu 6auie beridpunoen. Die
@ltern bes 8erf6pun0enen Itno be-
ftrebt, gu erFd6ren, pie Der Soote bic
QDreFe hires @obnes %erfa6ren bat,
BON benz tie ieit ieinem 9eridpinOen
Ni6ts me6r eeb1rt 6aben~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07

aegelfport.- Sn Der Stag
6aue" puroa FolgenOe Score gema9t:
s@befapeofes" = 9epfin 1872, 126,
165; Roie 191, 158, III; @bsIapeaf
1873, 112, 1876; aidett 146, 123, 10;
Mabbod los, 176, 129; Gotal 757,
sos, 7O6. ,Druibs" = Gaple 148,
113, 151; 8ea SO, TIA, 173; Mar>
f6an 1872, 155, 157; &iibertb 168,
123, 172; Milon 127, 139, 1873;
Sotal 728. 704. 79L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07
Reiicn : ic bcucr nab 0cuti6lanS E?

lin Die beiten 8ajiiten uno Pldbe
gu ii6ern, fo0ten bieielben friih5eitig
beleqt tperben. 8iuete per q Or b.
beutf9e QIopb pber $ a M
9dmpfer, Baltimore
pber Rep : 0orf, prompt befOrgt urb
ale Musfunft ert6etlt bur4
6. 9fnine,
Expedition bieies 8lattes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07

Qr6eitsf9ene Gent e
Die 8emii6ungen Der 9oli3ei, ben
bon 8ettlern gu idu<
bern, tragen 5riiate. 3pei Der Seq
teren nuroen geitern BON Poli3eiri6z
ter 5e4tis auf etlide 8O4en nd9
bem Stats : Mrbeitsbauie geianot.
8eioe tpuroen pom 8pli5iiten 8dqin@
ger ber6dfet. eSames 8edrneb, %
Sabre alt, fpnnoerte auf 80 Sage mad
genannter Qnitalt. gr bat ieinen
o5tanD" an Der 2erington=, na6e
G6arksfrabe uno erregt oas Mitleio
Der 9afanten our6 cine angebli9
Derfriippelte 9ano, Die ii4 aber Bel Ell
ner nnteriu9ung in Der 8oli5eiita@
ton als ponfGnhig normal unb ge=
frnb sripies. Granf Rorton, 34Subz
re aft, ebenfaas Elm ppblbetannter
8ettler, tpurbe aud auf einen WiOnat
nab benz sgut" seian0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07

MbIeben.- Sberit Charles 81.
Rap6un, Der 6iilfs : 3oneinnebmer
i'm bieIigen 6afen, itarb geitern Mors
oen i'm Ilter BON 50 Sabren in feiner
Wobnung, gr. 903, Rorbz 5uItonz
Mpenue. 9er 8erbli4ene mar iiber
SO Sabre Elm 8eamter i'm biefigen
9oQdmt. Gr fannie aus Dem 5taate
8ennIblpanien, Oiente i'm 8itgertriez
oe i'm erften Galifprnter Regiment II.
6rQdte es i'm 8erlaufe bes &rieges
gum Oberlieutenant. 9fd9 benz &riege
IisB fi6 Oberft Rapbun in Baltimore
nieber. Gr binterldBt bret 8inOer,
6rn. Charles M2, 3ap6un in Noblisz
bile, Snb., 6rau 6. S. Callahan II.
6rn. 2eldnb g. Rapbun in 8oltiz
more.
= 5rau Saru6 8rabIeD M}cS6az
ne, Satin Oes e6emaligen ftdOtif6en
@eIuno6eitsz GommiFdrs Or. Sames
+. W2c@6ane, itarb geItern Morgen
in ibrer 8Obnung an Der @ioneitz
SIDE BON 8alttmoreItraBe unb Batter
IDnz9arf~Nbenue an Der Qungenentz
8iinDung mad fur3er &ranf6eit. Or.
Mc@6ane lag, ais feline 6rau iturb,
i'm st, Qgnesz6oIpital, ba er an
elmer Nerbenfrunf6eit Ieibet. 6rau
Wc5bune mar cine So6ter be5 ber=
%ftorbenen g. 6. unb 6ara6 6, 8raDz
leD unb binterlGBt auBer i6rem Sat
ten fieben Ginber, ndmli9: Robert,
Same8, 6ront, gilbert unO Gbgar
Nr@6ane unb 6rls. Gillian unO Go
retta Mc56ane. Die 8eeroigung fDQ
am MOntag Morgen DOn Der ct. pa
trifs : Stride, Gde 8anttraBe unD
8roabipaD, aus itattftnDen.
= 8eitarn Iturb mad tur3er8rdnfz
beit i'm Otter BON 30 Sobren 5rau
6annie 0e6ring @reucen, Die Satin
BON 6rn. So6n 8. 9reacen, an Der
PtmIicoz, nabe Nnlie4Qbenue, pobn~
BAIT. Die arrangements fir Die 8ez
erOtgung iinb nod ni6t ~getroffen.
= 6rau GrOmut6e &reiieI, Satin
Oe5 9rn. 9ottIieb &reiIel, itarb gez
tern Ibenb UNI 8 lbr in i6rer Wo6z
hung, gr. 1O16, 0ftz8ibble=@truBe
i'm Otter pon SO Su6ren, 6ruu &reiieI
mar gu 80bIiB BEL Qi6tenitein, Su6=
ZEN, geboren unb fam DOR 35 Sahren
nit ibrem nlnmebrigen 8ittper mad
Baltimore. S6r @atte betrte6 gez
raume 3eit i'm genannten 9auie cine
GtrumPfnirterei, IeBte iid je0o6 Dor
sinfger 3eit our 8u6e. Sic hinterz
lGBt einsn So6n, 9rn. Otto 4rsiiel,
unO BRET S06ter, 5rou Qnna 8irt6,
6rau 2ena &ratt uno SRI. @milie u,
8retiel, iopie bier @nteltinoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
rMuiif= Ntdbemie." - Oiefe Wo6e
@ireinia edrntO in .Sris".
GbaIe's y2bceum : gbeater."
Sitie @o6s: sGuf 2pnue".
~6orb's Orernbaus". 9ieIe
gsobt: Abe GriFs@.
~9DaibapEraBer :Sbedter."- Sieie
@obs: 6anIrn's renptrba'.
nQubitorium > Muiif : 5a1e." -
9iit gBo6e: RoB uno 6cnton's 9auotpiaea9oT=
tteluneeu. SdqliGc Matintt.
gQrton."-Oen 10. Sebruar Weas<
ftHbna in Der rmunia=Dadnuer3ov-oaas'
rIrbeiter : 2iepertafel." Conn
foa, ben s. Gebruar. bumOriitii6s Acknowledged
tuns i'm peabor=2 ptum.
Sutton Nbplpbe8erein. = Wtor>
Gen, SOnntau. %. stiItunostef, psrbnnOtn nit
elmer Notwithstanding, III Der r8doarIaz Ratio=
nnl=Aoaae".
SurnDerein r8ortpGrts." = Wonz
tag, ben 9. 5ebruar, 9tast'nbal III Der r9or=
ipdrts =oaIte4.
,2ocuit : gotnt Mdnnsr4or." =
MoHtaq, Otn 9. 6ebruar, grOBtr YaasteHbaa in Der
CHARACTERISTIC" oun= uHD geaipnz6traBe.
9e1angpereiny gt6enfran ."-U1on=
TAG, ben Q. 6cbruar, Gabneniptibs uHO gaa in Der
r6oigbfanoz AcuDemo.4 Gatern<Aucnuc, @igblanos
tofpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07
Standardization. u. Sn0ocr, @mrit=
eSabrifant- 5j7~ $50 S%cEim9tpn=,
1O5 Tid1mpmSs uno
337 SnfaDcttc= Mnrft. (39)

80 tGi4e Murp I . r
8u6n."- Sin psiteres 6inoerniB
in Der Contribution oe8 8u6n 5pz
Items Der nDsitliden MurnIdnber
8a6n" mad i9iff6arem Nufier 1T
bur4 ben GntidluB Ger 0%irettoren
beg v6ouIe Of ReTuge," Der 8a6n 5
Nder Qano fir $4,000 81 OertauFen,
aus BEN Wege gerdumt poroen. Die
Mr6eiten an 0ieier 2inie, bic in Walz
broof beginnt uno am Spring Gar
BEN enbet, nuroen Dor einiger 3sit in
Mngriff qenommen, Sin She'll bes
MeQere6tes rpuroe Don Der8a6n ourd
Guuf gefi6ert, fir onoere Sheile
i9pebt ieBt baS @onoemnirungSosr@
fa6ren.
. u 8 uzG oncloDe
Or. POP" bes nunubb. OrOens Der
6eptaiop6en" belt geitern Qbeno in
Ser ,8uDern : 9aGe" an 5ito 6rez
oeridftraBe cine gut beiudte Der
iammlung a6, Der itarte 8efu4 Der
8er1ammlung mar beionoers Der
86atfa6e 3u3uI4reiben, oaB 3tpei
@66ne oes langid6rigen5 daBmeifters
bes Gonclapss, 9rn. 2ouis gdelS, Die
So. 4uguit 6. uno P6ilipp @fels,
in oaFelbe aufgenommen puroen. sic
er6ielten unter 2ettung bes @r : Or
6ons B. 81. 9ie6er Die OOQe Snltalz
Iation uls M1itglieoer oe5 Oroens.
Me6rere Mitglieoer unoerer @onclaos
bes Sroens po9nten Der 8erfomm=
lung BEL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07

8etteraus5i9te ten. = Sir
N2arplano unb ben 9iftrift Column
bia trii6sres Wetter am Samitag, gez
fplgt BON Regen, Regen am SOnntag,
mad RorboIten umIpringenOe, frii4e
Winoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07

Sn 89iIaoelp6ia Der9afs
tet, = @~e6etmpoli3iit 96o5, 9ogan
tebrte geftern oon8AilaoeIPbia 3uriid,
UNI MuSlief erung5 : Puptere firgrnt
6prne alias Mepl, 81 6olen, ben er in
86iIdOelpbia tpegen oes ungeblifen
0iebfa6ls zines Qn3ugs i'm Wert6a
BON $44 BON 6rn. 6. g. Neumeiiter,
Nr. 2413, OrleunsftraBe, Derhaftet
bate. Mdn glau6t, oaB er oerlJ}ann
lit, Der 1pdbrenb beg leBten Monats
Wo6nungen in alien Staott6eiIen be-
raubte, gu oenen er Ii6 3utritt Der@
mtttel1t Na6f9liifel Deri6affte. 9or
fur3er 3eit puroe Elm 0euti4er, Sea
mems Martin SGger, BET Dem @eriuz
6e, Reumeiiter's Rlei0er GIT oertauz
fen, per6aftet. Gr behuuptete oa~
mails, oaB o%ieieGben Inn bon 9orne
fir oieien 3tpsd gege6en porOen ieien.
QeBterer no6nte nit t6m in bsmielz
ben Qoqis; uls dber oie8e6eimen bort
unfamen, mar Der 8o9sl au5geflogen
uno blie6 perIdpunOen, bis man lei
ne Spur in philadelphia fano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07
3eiue. unld,aplidhe, an N.unlitat

nniibertreFfli6e 8iere, unter Qufii6t
zines tii9tigen 8raumeiiters bergez
felt, tperDen tets unerfannt. Die
SEQ. @iint6er, jun., 8ruuz@o." bat
our6 i6r bpr5iiglides @ebrGu bepie=
len. baB islbit bas OeutiGe Bier iiberz
trpffen perben fam. 5ldf6enbler
BEL g9illips Bros, 609-611 SIoz
Garpline5Str. (38)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07

Der &nube 1T arbeitu m.
: 6oparb gonnubaugb, Elm Is Sab
re alter 8nabe, Der aus Der ct. Maz
rienz Snbuitriefdule entiprang, itdnb
geItern Morgen por Squire" @arz
lamb in Der 0itliden Ppli5eiitation.
Seine e6emdligen Nrbeitgeber itelIten
Inn iebo9 elm 70 gute5 3eugniB aus,
boB er freigeluhen nurbe, Seine
M11tter, Die feline ueberfibrung in
Die Nn7taIt berbetfibrte, foa i'm in
graufamer Dsiie berna6ldfiigt BADEN
uno benz Srunte ergeben Iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07

GhiitteIfrcT, sHmersen, MaIa.
ria, "a Grippe mnO ichliy:lmc Grfdl.
tunacn fmrirt Onrt1 .&lnnep's Manc
GilS" aud lit ftiiiiiqcr ISpsmI
RreiS 25c. 2lacutialGcn pertnuft
(StR, IKE Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07
6elDIenDmnaen nad 2cutihlanO.

"a Gents pro Mart unO gommiis
Iion. Gbeo. $. 0tener G 6 o.,
415 Wattr=@ troBe. Qu5lGncif9es
gelo, Mediel unb Greoit : 8rieTe.
G6iffstarten BON unb nc4 europa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07
@ettcrbcrid1f.
Ser. Staaten= Wetter=2
Roltimore, ben b, TSebTuar

0ittI. Porometerif. 3G.27 @0hFc 9emperatur. 4I
NiittI. 36ermometerf.. IS g~iieoriait. 1emptrat 81
lie hofit: Sdneaigteit oe5 2Einoes, IN elmer
Stuuos bstrug d 9tsiieu pom lSeteH.
9as qefrigs @%ttter. = Git ~HieOri9ite
Senptratur ps g~titriQen Cages IBIS 8 llbr AbeuOs)
lpar auf na4aenannten SwtationcL, lpie iolQt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07
Ser ncrlrnhc sd1nnnr

uno Der angenebme geI9mad erfreuen
ben 8rinfer, nd6reno Die 9Rein6eit
De11el6en Der @eiunbbeit gu 8ute
fommt, IS gisbt fein 10 3ufrieOenitelz
lenoes 8etrGnt, pie ba8 Don 5reO.
8ausrn76miot's Mmerican 8rsperp
ge6raute Bier, Site 81. 8rauerei
11O4-1128 6iQsnz5tr. Sci, s. &c
g. 1914, Mb. 1491. (38)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-07
Screini9te Sdn9cr.
Mpr9cn Had1mittaa 8rUbc
III 9fainc'S Salle.

eerbtgungen. - Na6bem
9u1tor 3. $. 6teffen5 Don Der eO,<
lut6. M&artiniz8ir9e an Der Gde BON
6cnriettaz unb S6arpitraBe geftern
Ia9mittag i'm Srauerbauie, CIR. 800,
Observation-Disclosures, einen erbebenben
3rauergotteSoien1 abge6alten bate,
murben Die irbif6en ue6erreite BON
Trou Maria 8iBner, peI6e am
0ienitag i'm glitter BON "a Sa6ren aus
BEN 2e6en 79ieb, auf benz n9ruibz
3iQzTrieb4ofe" CUR etpigen Rube 9sz
bettet. DIS 8a6rtu6trGger fungirten
Die So. @rnit QaTa6n, G6riitopb
9eoerer, 8, M}ublp, 8. 8rieger, 8.
Qeutner unD s. @ieSner. Inter ben
8lumenfpenben, pel6e am Sarge Der
@ntI6lafenen niebergelegt naren, be-
fanoen It8 IolGe BON Dem 8atten unO
ben &inDern Der Gnti3laf enen, 6rau
Nuguit Bed, !6rr. 9ermann 9enter
uno 6rau, Sri. Qouife Sell, 6rau
69urbt unb 6amilie, 9rn, 9eberer
unb 6rau, 9rn. S. 8. 3upp ii. 6rau,
6rn. &reuber unb 8ruu, 6rau 9eter,
Trau s. @ruBtp, 6rn. 8orOemberg
unb 6rau. 9rn, Braun unO 5rau II.
6rn. So6n @feGer unb 6rau. 9u5
2eifen6eqGnqniB fanD unter Der Nufz
ii6t oe8 6rn. SoAn %, 3eufel uno
Satin itatt.
0as Qei6en6sgGngniB bon
6rn, 6enrD @ngel, psl6er i'm 6o6en
@tlter pon 80 Sa6ran aus benz 2eben
i6ieo, fano untar 3a6lrei62r Bethel
ligung Don Qeiotragenoen Don Der
Bo6nung ieines 5o6nes, 6rn. 8m.
$. Gngsl, g}r. 829, 2ig6titraBe, aus
uuf Der r2ouoon Part Gemeterp"
itatt. 9aftor z. 81. zimmerman
pon Der engliI6en lutb:riifen G6riz
1tu8z8ir6e belt ben 5rauergDtteS>
0ienIt ab un0 ais 8a9rtu6trGger
Flngirten Die So. Georg Magner,
Gorl 0dgnsr, 6drolo Nebar, Milton
Waber, Walter 6ader uno O8far
6uder. Der 8erblifene lit in Niaoerz
taufungcn bei &oi7el geboren uno
fam am p, Deaf 1847 na4 8dltis
more, poiel6t er Bis gum Sabr 1892,
aI5 er Iib gdn5It9 pom GsI6dft 5u>
riif3og, cine R%e7tauration betrie6.
Nm 8, Nu9uIt 1852 Osrmd6lte ii6 ST.
@ngel nit SRI. Marie Sopbie
6ofer. Der 8erbti4ene 6interlGBt
Iieben &inDer, nGmlid 6rn, 6snrp
Gngel, 6rau Marie 8e6er, Jrau
emma @agner, 6rn. Gorl &. Gn82l,
SRI, Soo u. Gngel, 6rn. 8il6eim 8.
gngel unb 6rn, &0Dorb N}iler, 1oz
nie u6t Gntel. Die r8il6elm Sell
Qoge" pom 0rosn Der nODo Sell
Ions" pel6er 6r, @ngel ieit 1849
ange60rte, mar bei Dem 2ei6enbez
gGngniB bur6 bic 56. 8eorg 8einz
6arot, Bm, 6aItenitein, s. De BAL
un6 Ism. Rein6olD oertreten.
SHE RciIe mad, 2entIdInnS,
UNI RE Welt oOer nu4 irgenO einem
She'll Der @sIt arrangirt. Gteiiebilz
Iete ii6er ale 8a9nz uno 9ampFerz
Qinien. Sbeo. 8. 9iener e
s o., Ais Mater=Str. (266)
0d8 8efinben BON 30 a ot
0uIter u. 9onaIbfon, bes
5upertntenoenten besg2ationalz5rieb
6ofe8 an Der 6reDerifzQ Oenue, nel6er
felt 6reitug an 8lutDergiftung lei
bet, bat it4 geitern neientli4 gebeFert.
9as 5ormulinz 8erfu6ren nurbe BEL
ibm %angepanOt, uno aQem Qnf4ein
nQ4 nirb Der 8atient nit benz Qe6en