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The Washington times., 1903-05-02

The devotional meeting at Wilson Ne
mortal Chapter last Sunday evening wa.
in charge of Miss Ellsworth and the
meeting will be conducted. by Mrs. Will
liams next Sunday evening.
The Washington times., 1903-05-02

George z. COLLISION will be in charge D
the meeting at Gorsuch Chapter Sunday
John W Crawford led the service las
Sabbath.
The Washington times., 1903-05-02

The District League board of control
will hold It's monthly session next Wed
nesday evening, at Wesley Church, cor
ner OF Fifth and F Streets northwest. at
7:30 The members Of this body have
been notified of this meeting by Cor
responding Secretary Ernest H. Pull
nan.
The Washington times., 1903-05-02

At recent business meeting OF
Wilson Memorial League, N. F. Shelton.
fourth vice president OF the league, was
elected president, vice j. II. Allen. re-
signed William Millar was elected
fourth vice president
The Washington times., 1903-05-02

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26

6. Otftrift; 9enrp 9uge pom 1. Sus.
9lfrso Bedrce BON g, 0upio Sopler
pom g., u. !0unter Sppo BON a., s.
S6omasSones BON s., Sobn 9.8risz
cpe pom 7. uno Saml. .. S6muter
pom 8. Oiitrift, beiiibenbe at9ter.
8eiiibenoe Ri6ter in ben Iisben
Gountp : 8s3irfen = 9enrp 2Gopo
uno G6arlss 5. 9oauno, l. 8e5irt;
gbfpin 8. 8ropn uno 8m. q. Mar>
tin, 2. ge8irf; Sumss .. @atters II.
R. CHARLES 8urte. 3. 8e3irt; Serb.
WiQiams uno 5enrp Miben6erger,
4. gs3irf, 8eioe pom 8ouperneur err
nannt; Dm. s. Sbomus uno Sdmes
Repen, 5. ge3irt; Sames 3. 9enberz
ION unb So6n 6. Motter, 6. 8e5trt;
8eorqe 6. Merrid unb S. g. Crane,
7. 8e3irf.
I'm 1904 luuFen bic 5ermine Der
Ri6ter 6arGan BON Baltimore uno
9FopGer uno 8urfe pom britten8e5trt
o.
a6.
BON cen 6erren, pel6e frii6er dls
MdrplGnoer Ri4ter gsoient Rdben,
Ie6sr nod: Ri6aro 8. QGoen, friiber
O6erri6ter oes StautsSA Expectations
@eri6tg unb ieBt S6erri4ter oss 0t@
ftrifts Columbia; Soiepb q, Wifes
BON @6eItertopn; 9enrp 8po Doug
las; Somes u. 6. 8opo bon Weitz
mtnfter, pelfer 5fpeimal Ri6ter mar
unb 6eioe Wate pom @ouDerneur CUR
QusfiiQung elmer 9atan5 ernarrt
poroen mar; Daniel q. Magruosr
BON 4nnapolis uno @m, 9Rpparo
8rban, fen., BON Baltimore, Der 3D.
ter res oemofratii6en Gonoiodten tllr
@enerdldnpdlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26
6rDbiiun=W nniHt.
Cine gebiegene Rddmittags Inter
baltung in Der r6rORiinn=9 aae."
- @usge5ei9neter 8eiu4. = Sin
pedfelrei9es Programm.


baltung in Der r6rO3iimnz6 alle."
- @usge5ei6neter 8eiu4, Sin
pedfelrei6es Programm.
Mit ieinem geitrigen nMumm"
fat Der n5roFinn" obermals bspis=
len, bab er, mas bas Arrangiren elmer
aemiitbliden ll%nterhaltlng unbeldngt,
I6nerli6 BON einem anberen 8eretn
ii~6ertroffen ptrb, unb DdB oas Publi=
fun bieIe Sbatia9e npbl gu piiroigen
peiB, nurbe bur9 ben ~ungemei1 5aAlz
rei9en 8eiu9 beutlt4 Demonitrirt.
Srob bes 6errliden 0etters, pel4es
10 iebr gu einem 4usflug ms 6reie
lodte, mar 3um8eginn beg rUtumm5"
6einaGe iecer @iBpluB in Der !9alle be-
feBt, uno nit @toI3 mics Prdiioent
6enrb Settler, tpel6er audi 3ugletA
8orIiBer bes rMummz" Gomite's mar,
in ieiner @r0ffnungsreDe auf oiele
Sbatfude bin. Na6bem 6r. Settler
bic @GIte pffi3ieQ bepiQtommt bate,
fpteIte Wtnter's Sr9eIter cine Ouper>
tire. Sooann folgten ubpe6slungsz
nei1e G6orportrdge, Soli, fomii4s
8ortrGge, u1O ouBerbem pirtten 3pei
Manoolinenz unb @uitdrren : Clubs
nit. Inter ben Nnipeienoen befdno
fi6 audi 8dftor q. +. SterQer, fpelfer
einen 8ortru9 iiber bas S6ema Der
9pnntug bier uno Drii6en" belt. Der
r5ro6finn" lang Die GbOre n5riibz
lings3eit" uno sd bab' Did 10 lieb
gebabt. nWeber's Mdnoolinz uno
@uitarrenzG Stub" Ii. Der gale Manz
oolinzGlu6" petteiferten in benz @orz
trag I40ner 8sifen. Sri. Maggie
8nor, 9arrD 8irtlen unO 8iQiam
5eueritein erfreuten Durd fomtI6e
uno 8eTdng8portrdge, pGbrenD 6r.
6enrn 66ldi6 fir Elm Senior Solo
% Sugsnb, pie biit 9u 10 I60n" uno
6r. $. 8urfon fir Elm 8aritonzSolo
itiirmiifsn 8eifuq ernoteten. 8roBe
6siterfeit erlpedte elm 9aitstenzBettz
ellen 3niIfen ZEN $50. 2oui8 Strait,
9enrD 6ifd6a6, 6reo, arauB uno
6ermann Barton. Die $50. 6enrp
Mergebenn uno Y.3aropsti erfrsuten
bur6 5pei ernite 8ortrGge. 9a5
"gomite beItaro aus ben
So. 9enrp Settler, 4.8nierim, 6enrp
Merge6snn, 8. 8artop, Paul 3dz
ropsfi unO 5ran5 501e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26

6u6runfoIl. - 0a8 Dor Elm
@efdbrt oes 2si6itaQ6eTBers Nm.
8aumeiiter, Hr. 1876, SiOz8onoz
6traBe, geipunnte unO pon SObn
6teelberg, g}r. 1886, OtzOIiperz
StraBe, geliabsne 9ferO fdeute gsz
tern 0a9mittag an Der 4iblunoz
MDenue uno 0olf e@StraBe oor einem
acknowledgements uno ging bur4.
On Der @de Der GaItlezS traBe COLT
birte es nit Dem 8uggn 0es Ghurles
QnuEin, uno bieies, iopie bus 8uggn
bes 6rn. 8uumeiitsr puroen oemoz
lirt. Steelberg fam nit lei4ten Ser
leBungan bubon.
8e6unbelten elm g b
BRUTAL 6arrn Miusr BON CIR.
43O, SiozGarolinez StruBs, uno Raz
than 2epine, CIR. 3O3, 6anoper=Str
fiBen in Der noro0itIi6en 9oli3eiitaz
tton unter Der ACKNOWLEDGING, Elm
9Ferb, Gigsnt6um Des 9rn. WiIiam
8aumeiitsr, Nr. 1856, SiiOz8OnOtr.,
in gang brutdIer Neiie u6gebeBt gu
6u6en. Sic 6atten bas 9fero bon
6rn. 8aumeiiter I'm II u6r geitern
Mittug geIieben, unO peripru6en, IS
nm 7 ll9r 46enb5 8uriid3u6ringen,
Statt beTen tuti4irten tie nod geitern
@6enb gegen 9 ubr nit benz Sbiere in
Norboitz8 ultimore berum, unb an Der
@de bon g6afez uno Somsrietitrabe
tpuroen lie per6aftet, neil tie in brutaz
Ter Weiie auf oas abge6ebte 5bier elm
biebsn. ais es faum nod neiter fonnte.
sic ieben beute elmer i6rperen Strufe
entge9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26

Die 5oGgen einsrvS
= Der 50 Sabre alte SoRn 9uffp
BON Gatonpiue nuroe 9eitern POM
Ypli5eiri9ter Gobertion in @rmun9ez
lung bon $26.45 auf breiBig Gage
na9 benz @efdngniB geianot. 9uffp
fam am Sumitag 4benO ndd Dem
fiibliden @tuOtt1eiI, O%ffenbur INN
benieIben 'rot6 an5uitrei4en. Oubei
fam er nit benz @ebeimpoli3iiten Ser
nep in @onflitt uno purbe berbaftet.
Sn Der 9oli3eiItutton Oerubte er Ell
nen iolfen Stanbal, buB er in Die
gepoliterte 3eae geiperrt perben muBz
tie. Gesen Morgen begann er auf cine
8eiie gu iummern, ouB Der S6lieBer
elaubte, err lei frunt uno man bra9te
inf mad benz rMarblGnoer llniperiiz
tGtss9ofpitul." Die aerSte erfIGrtsn
icbo6, buB Elm iuursr 9Grin9 ungez
fG6r Die ein3ige MIebi5in lei, Die Oufz
IN auF Die 8eine brtngen tonne unb
idnbten i'm mad Der Poli5eiitution
Suriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26
Sta0t Baltimore.
Srirfbef6roerung mod btm 4usInnhe.

Die Guslano<poft fir Die nit Dem
81. Ott. enoenbe 8ode i4liebt Gin
aQen Sdaen prompt i'm 9aupt=ppitz
anti, pie folst:
Die 9adet=goit lit often bon 8 uhr
8ormittdgs Bis 5 ubr Nadmittags,
ouseensmmen Sonntags.
Die padets9of fir 9euti9lant
16lieBt Montag I'M II u6r 8prmit@
tags.
Oampfer fubren bon Repzgort ab.
tpenn ni9t anbers a%ngeoeben.
Srdnsz ItIantii9eY $50 It.
Montdg = 9 u6r 4benbs, fir @uz
ropo, per 0ampfer yaaiier Wilbelm
Der 9roBe", bia plpmoutb, GbsrbOurg
unb gremen.
8ienftog - 9 lt6r 4benos, fiirGus
ropa, per 0ampfer rNenzgort," Did
southampton 0oit fir Srlano mub
per Oampfer yGep : gort" uorefirt
iein); II ubr 4benbs, fir europa,
per 9ampfer y5eutonic," biaQueensz
topn.
Mittpo9 = 9 u6r 4benbs, fir
5rdntrsi9, Sio : europa, Ggppten
uno gritiI6 : Snoisn, per 0umpfer
ga Qorruine," pia SABRE (poft fir
anoereSbsile @urppu's muB per9umz
pier ga lorraine" aorefirt isin).
30 & mad 8 ii b. u. Central
4merita, Weitinbtene etc.
Montdg - II ubr Ru6ts, fiir@enz
trdl : 4merifa uno Sio : pacifiez
6Gfen, per 0dmpfer pia @olon.
0ienfta9 = l l1br Nu6m., fir So
maicd, per Oumpfer BON Bolton; II
u6r Na9ts, fir 8renuod uno Srtni@
Dab, per 0ampfer rMuraDal;" fir
Qeepuroz uno 8inoparo : Snieln,
gritif6z, 6onGnoif6> uno 6run3Oz
iii6 : @uianu, per 9umpfer vPariz
ma"
mittfpo6 = u ubr Nudts, fir
Cuba, per Oampfer r9apana."
Oonnerltdg = l ubr gtd6ts, tur
Bermuda, per Oumpfer bon 9alifag;
9 u6r 46enos, fir Neufunolano, per
0ampfer rRofalinb;" II u6r Hu4ts,
fir 8arbaops uro Rprb : 8raiilien,
per Oampfer .sobralenie," pia para
unO Maranban; fir bic Bahamas,
per 0ampfer Santiago"
6reitag = II ubr Nudt5, fiirporz
IN Rico, Curacao uno 8~ene3uela, per
0ampfer rY6ilooelphiu;" fiir5Ortune
Sslano, Sumaica unp G~drtagenu, per
0ompfer nQlene;;" fir Snagua uno
Sditi, per 9ampTer r&oironodd;"fiir
Cuba, per Oampfer rMorrO @aItle,"'
pia 9apanu.
poIt mad Neufunoldno pia Nortb
Sponep ltnb mad Miquelon pia 3d.
ION i6lieBt bier tdgIid Inn l upr
Na6mittdgs; mad Cuba pid Tampa
tdQlid nm 1 ll6r Na6mittags; mad
6onouras, Gotta Rtca uno 9uatez
maIa pid NepsS rleans tdgli4 I'm 8
utr NbenDs.
Srdns : Yaetfic g o It.
Montag - l16r 4benos, fir 9o@
maii, Supan unO G6inu, pia San
Sran5isco.
0ienitag = ubr 46enoS, fir Die
9bilippinen : Snieln, piu Gan 6ranz
CISCO, fir Gbina uno Supun, piu9dn@
COURIER.
Mittpp6- 7 u6r N6enos. fir@4iz
ma uno ,Sapon, ptu Seattle.
5reitdg = u6r Qbenos, fir G6iz
rd uno Sapan, pia Tacoma.
poit fir Quitrulien, Silt Snieln
nno Neu : Galeoonisn, pia 8ancouz
Der, idlieBt 6ier td9li4 UNI Z uhr oes
@6enos big gum 7, Nopem6er.
Die Srars=PacificzPpit pirb tag
lid mad ben qbfubrtsbdfen befOroert,
rnO Die 3eit Deg Poiti4luhes 1T 10
arran9irt, oaB cine ununterbro9ene
MISUNDERSTANDING mDgli4 1T.
g. 9aoies Wurfielo,
9oitmeiItsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26
Scb6el, bcutid1cr @bOtDgrn
Ir. 321, NorO=8 apzS traBe.

8rGnbe. cSn benz 9eller oe5
Senement6auIes Rr. 915, 6alpnltr.,
in peldem Mo1es @olOberg cine
grefe CUR 3ubsrsitung toi4sren
@eines fir bic jiioiiden Oiterz6eier@
tdQe perpenoet, brd6 g~eItern Rad
mittag fur8 nab IL ubr Elm 6euer
aus, fpel6ss BON ben 9oli3iIten &atB
uno Deal gel0I8t tpurOe, no4oem IS
S9aoen i'm 8etrage bon $40 dngez
ri6tet bate.
- 0aour6 ods &inber mitStret6z
bDl3ern ipielten, entItunb geitern gfor@
qen UNI 9 ll6r i'm oritten Stodperte
oes 6auIes Nr. 1141, OTt=2om6uroz
9trdBe, BON Qoolpb s. Stutter be-
no6nt, elm 8runb. Die 6lammen
purben BON Der SpriBenz@ompugnie
CIR. 8 geI0f9t, na4oem tie S6doen
i'm 8etrage D $40 angeridtet Bat
ten.
@urtanb 6efraft einen
WeiBen. - So6n 0eittamp bon
Nr. 1O8, z4oenus, tpur@
be geitern Morgen ppm Squire"
8arlano in Der 0itli6en Poli3etitdz
tion auf 30 Sage ms @efdngniB gez
idnbt, neil er einen brlttalen Qngriff
auF ben g}sger Tranf 0ooion, Nr.
PIG, SioASpringsStraBe, begun9en
bate, Sine Qn5abl bemofratii4er
9olitifer periu6te, ben Squire" gu
beranlaRen, bic 6trafe in cine @elOz
itrufe um3updnoetn, bod petgerte er
fi6 ent76ieben, uno We ittamp pur0e
am Na6mittag in'8 8efGngntB 9ez
bra8t, I'm bort ietne Strafe ab3uz
fiBen.
0erIel6e Squire" berOonnerts ben
Neger Sdme5 Barrett BON Spdrrop8z
8oint fpegen 5rieoen5ft0rung our
53a6lung BON S. uno Soften uno tpes
gen 9ragens zines S6lagringe5 ebenz
fuQs gu oeriel6en Strafe. 9a er ni4t
3a6len fonnte, 10 puroe er ms Sc
fGngniB geiunOt.
30 Sage 8efdngniB erbielt 2OuiS
8olinsfi BON Nr. 1712, Nticeannaz
StruBe, bon 0emielben Poli5etri4ter
8uoiftirt, neil er ieinem 2unosmunn
M&i6. Magdrsfi nit einem MefIer
me6rere S6nittpunoen beibra6te.
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&ennp's S6ee unD 8affee
iino Die 6eiten uno biGigiten.
10 QGOen in Baltimore.

S6uIbiIbungoi bic 9uuptz
lad - Sn elmer 9eriummlung,
mel6e bic Typographical Union gr.
u Qeitern belt, purOen 8eI6life
anqenommen, in fpel6en gegen Die
8eI6neioung Der 8erpiQigungen fitr
bic Sdulen bur6 bic 8upgetbeb0roe
prpteftirt pirb uno Die 9elegaten Der
Union CUR Federation Of 2ubor"
lpurben inItruirt, in Der nd4ften
@iBung bie1er &DrperI6aft fir bic
Sn0oIfirung Der 8ei4IiiTe gu pirten.
Die 8eI6neiOung Der 8ertpiaigunz
gen, um pelAe es Ii9 banOelt, iinO:
$4,000 fir SalGre, $4,000 fir
8erbeFerungen, $4,000 fir 94reibs
materialien uno $1O,5OO fir
13pangsiaulen, bsren Ginfibruns
6ur6 oas @aul3manggeieB beOingt
nirb.
@6le6en.-6r. 9einri9 9srolo
ftur6 geItern i'm Otter bon So Sabren
in ieiner 8e6auIung, Gr. 1928, Roros
0ur6am=Str Gr binterldBt auber
Ieiner Satin pishrere &inOer.
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Sn frttif9em 3u ftdnbs
lie9t Der Neeer 4rtbur Supop i'm
y4Geemeinen M~larpldnbsr 9pipttal"
on ben 6olsen bon @erleBungen bar
nieoer, nelde ibm bon ieinem Snfel
9enrp Qbams am Samitdg auf elmer
Jarm in Qnns Qrunbel>gountp i'm
8erlaufe zines Streites beigebrd6t
tpuroen. Die 4erSte mubten geItern
cine Speration an Sabop pprne6men,
ba feline Gingetpeibe perlebt Iinb.
Der Meferbelb entfam glei6 nab Der
Shat.
Die Ser u6ung mar au
grpB. - Gin lleber5ie6er, pel3er
am Samitag 4benb cine 6pl3figur
boz Dem &leiberldbsn BON cSpIepb
Sobofof, Nr. 702, Sruioz6iQz @pez
ME, sierte, biloete Die 8erfuduna,
pelder Der q Sabre alte Reger Wm.
6. ShipleD ni9t piberftebsn fonnte.
gr murbe mad d~ufregenber Sagb elm
eefongen unb seitern bonn 9oliaeiri9=
ter 6duber mad Dem Gefdngnib ge=
iunbt. I'm ieinen @.O5eb abauparten.
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Gine Neife nnth 9cntidlanp,

UNI bic WeIt ober mad irgsn0 einem
Skils Der De!t a~rrangirt. Reiiez
binete iiber ole 8ahnz un0 Oampfers
0inien. Sbeo. $. 9iener &c
6 O.. Ais WaterzSt1. (266-]
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Wetterousfi9ten n. = Sir
Wldrplano unb ben 9iitrift Golumz
biu flar am Wontag unb 9ienitag,
tiibler am 9ienitaa, frif9e nOrbpeitz
li9e @inbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26

Grtrunfen.- Der Qei6ndm
zines ~un6efdnnten W}anne5 nurOe ge=
tern Q6eno nm I8 llbr am 2anz
~bunosplaBe Der 5dhrbOote 81 2ocuIts
Noint i'm 8aTsr I6nimmeno auf9ez
Funoen unb in bic itdOtii6e Mor8ue
oeIdafft. Der Grtruntsne bate etlpa
33nei 8o6en lang i'm 8aiIsr gelegen.
,@r mar efpu 80 Sabre alt, trug einen
I6por3sr Qn3ug, peiBes 6emo,
G6niirI6u6e, mar etlpu 5 SUB 6 3ou
oroB, noo 1875 9funO uno Bate
6unfle 6oore unO einen tlsinert
G4nurr6art.
9eoerinnenuI5S traBens
r6u6er.- Die 2~4zjGhrige 9tegerin
9ei7ie go6en fBt i'm mtttleren Staz
]tipnsbQuIe unter Der ACKNOWLEDGING,
Charles 0aut8 BON Nr. AIS, Suoz
6entrQl : QDenue, an Der @eits sails
Mpenue anQeblia tbdtli6 angegrIften
uno ben 8erIuh 9emaht gu baben,
i'm 3u berauben. 8eiiie uno cine an
bers RuTen9enOiiin trafen 9errn
0outs an iener Strube uno 9rttfen
i'm an. Belle perieBte ibm einen
TouItf6loq ms geii6t uno griff ibn
On Der ae6le, ndbrenO ihre 9noiiin
bic 8of6sn oe5 Opfers ourdIu8te.
.QQs Der Q(ngegriffene iid BON Der err
item ue6erraidung er6Olt bate, rief
er nm 6iilfe, uno in fpenigen Setunz
BEN mar qoli3iIt M}iiter CUR Stele,
fpelder 8effie Goben feitnubm. Die
anOere i6par5e @traBenrduberin entz
Hob.
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@elpiensunaen mad, S%entidlane

Gcioicnonn9cn mad, EcntldIann
"a Gents pro Mart uno @onmiI Jon.
Stto. $. Siener & 6 o., Ais
@ater=StrdBe IuslGnDii6ss 9th,
Ne6ieI uno Greoit>9 riefe. S9iffa.
tlrtsn bon lno nab GurDpa. Cos
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2nr n~Qaemeinen @eahtnna!

Sober pon metnen 8unpen betommt
NIT einem 0uBenO 8abinetbiloer cine
QrDBe, pra6tOoqe, gum Ginrohmen
6eItimmte photographic gratis. Yfan
Ipre6e BEL mir Dor.
ocb6el, bcutid1cr @bOtOgrnpb.
Tr 321 Rprnz@dnzStrdbe
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a. . -9Blno-
3stt rGD 7hsr. ,neoIrw gSett.
' Sii6. ShH.
R.OO ~. 70 81 al S. R.z@. IL 1rlb.
S.CO L.. So 50 81 ~ VI. - l2lGr.
glittI. Raromtt.rf. 2a.92 nohF, 2emperatur. 80
Diiftl. 2b,rrom,terh.. IS Nieorisfte 2~.uptrat. 80
Iie hoditc SdEenieteIt oe5 2Slnocs IN eiHsr
SIHuoe btIrEo - DieilcH Dom -.
7ag astriae Bttttr. Dir ~nitprieis
Ssmpsratur bts gsEr,esR Ias,s ibis s llbr abtRD:)
mar aui HahgtHaHHisH 5tationtn.- tpit ibIst:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

nMorplanb : Sbeoter. Stefe
aeo@t 81 SON Of a-t1.
,MufitzItabemie". = Diele 8o9e
; Sorrp".
nGbuie's Sbeater". - OieIe 8u9e
oGri6tt OIL toe &tartb@.
~9oGlibopitr. : Sbeatsr." - 9ieie
WSbe -1bt 5aeturp @irl".
-Gorb's Spern1aus.@ 0teie
Dott Abe sitpr clipper.
.Sbe 2brie" Grii6er Mhiiifz9uqe).
= 9.e;nusno Si,ritas uHO ,nosnO 3ouneritau:
rSdueia," Der grobt uuo eiu,iae 9iduif, pttbtr
30 stunoen, obne su sftn uno l6Iaftn, ipitit.
,Wittelsba6 Seftion gir. l."
aocutt, Den %. Cttober, II. stiftunqs fen, abenO=
llHttrbaItuH9 mn Bal in Der ,9apariasRationdI=
&aue".
rIripn." = Mittpo6, ben %.
'0ftobtr, CONCERT uHp BAL in OR g8trmanias
Dtdnnsrtor4edle".
Grites Beabobp : &ecital 5reitag,
otu 30 Gftobtr, Nd6mitidos 4 lIbr.
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16

Mr.. William E. Woertendyke, of New
burgh, N. Y, representing the S. Grover
Graham Company, spent yesterday in
Raleigh
Solicitor Walter E. Daniel who has rep
resented the State in the Haywood Skin
ner trial, left for his home in Weldon yes
terday.
Judge r. B. PEBBLES, who has been hold
ing the criminal court here, left yesterday
for his home at Jackson, Northampton
county.
Mr.. Charles Are, of Salisbury, is in the
city
Mr.. ]. w. Whitaker and Mr. S. c. Whit
aker, of Enfield, are in the city.
Mr.. N. A. Sinclair, of Fayetteville who
has been here on legal business, left fol
home yesterday.
Mr.. T. ]. Pence, of Washington. is in
the city.
Mr.. r. B. Miller, of Rocky Mount, is
in the city.
Mr.. w. J. Thomas, of Charlotte, is a
visitor to Raleigh.
Mr.. Clifton N. Blue, of Aberdeen, is in
the city.
Mr. z. F. Long, of Rockingham, is a
visitor to Raleigh.
Mr. j. A. Matheson, of Durham, is a
visitor here.
Mr.. J. w. Morgan, of Benson, arrived in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. ]. S. Mann, Superintendent of the
States Prison returned yesterday from
a visit to Hyde county.
Rev. L. w. Crawford, of Greensboro
:, L
the Stansel- Massey wedding, left for his
home yesterday.
DR.. T. NJ. Jordan has returned from Or
ange county, where he has been on a visit
to relatives.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16
HOTEL EMPIRE
BROADWAY AND GID STREET, N. Y.
CITY.

Telephone in every Room.
ROOMS $1.OO PER DAY AND UPWARDS.
A fine library of The Empire has
C h e literature long been the ia
for the exclusive vorite Hotel for
use of our guests. tourists visiting the
Metropolis.
From all Ferries, Steamboats, and Ocean
Steamers walk short block to Elevated
Railway and take 10Th Avenue to 59th''
Street from which Hotel is one minute
walk.
Headquarters N. All surface cars
Y. Chapter Daugh- of the "Metropoii-
ters of the Con- tan Transit Co.,"
federacy. pass the Hotel EN-
The Restaurant of the Empire is noted
for the excellence of it's cuisine, its eff
Gent service and moderate prices.
Only ten minutes to principal theatres
and chops. Music every evening.
w. JOHNSON QUINN. Prop.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16

FOR SALE-BOOK AND STATIONERY
store in one of the best towns in East
ern Carolina. Population 700. Well es-
tabllshed trade. No competition. Stock
will invoice about $4,000. Reason fol
selling, present owner going in other
business which will require all of his
time. Full information as to sales, etc,
furnished to those who mean business.
Address Boa A 27S. care News and OBJ
server.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16

FO RSALE-A THOROUGHLY UP-TO
date and well paying Gents Furnish
ing business. Deals in shoes, hats,
shirts, etc. Best location in one of the
best money towns in North Carolina
Address, W., care News and Observer.
14-1Wk.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16

FOR RENT-MY PLACE ON WEST
Peace Street, contains five acres of
land, house has ten rooms, convenient
out houses, stable, ETC., good orchard,
fine water. Possession given January
1st John w. Hinsdale. tt
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to p m. tonight: Friday, showers in
afternoon.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday: Maxi
mum temperature, 81; minimum tempera-
ture, 81; mean temperature, so; total
rainfall, 0.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16

WANTED-NURSE MIDDLE AGED
white woman, have entire charge oil
baby, two years old, also do SEWN
Comfortable home. Good wages. Re
ferences required. John Sprunt Hill
Durham, n. c..
10-14-wed, fri and sun.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16

SAVE HALF ON FRUIT TREES,
Strawberry Plants, Grape Vines, AS.
paragus Roots and all kinds of nursery
stock by buying direct without profit
to agents. Catalogue free, 120 page
manual, making profitable fruit growing
plain to all, free to buyers. Continental
Plant Co., Kittrell N. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16

WANTED-TWO SALESMAN OF GOOD
business capacity for large store in coun-
try village. Address a." care News
and Observer. 9-26-t. I.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16

A BUSINESS COLLEGE PROPRIETOR
who has recently disposed of his school
IN Brooklyn, desires a good location for
establishing a first-class up-to-date
college and school of typewriting. W.
H. Gleazen, PSI Broadway, New York
City.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16

A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OR WITH
out board, in central part of city wanted
by single man. Address, Urgent"
care News and Observer. Ivy
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16

WANTED-SEvERAL THOUSAND FEET
of one inch oak and poplar boards. I'D
dress, Dunn Safe and Table Co., Dunn,
~ c.. 10-9-7t
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16

WANTED-A POSITION BY AN Elk
perienced book-keeper and clerk. Any
thing considered. Address, H. care
News and Observer. 10-14-3t
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16

DON'T BUY CHEAP PAINT. SEND Us
your sample. We will make anything
you need. Tanner Paint and Oil Com
pany, Box $50, Richmond, Va.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16

WANTED-AT ONCE.-A BOY WHO
can set type; must be swift and accu-
rate. Good wages to right boy. Ad-
dress B., care News and Observer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-16

WANTED-REGISTER PHARMACIST
at once Must not be addicted to drink
ing whiskey and with a recommendation
Also state experience and salary asked.
Write quick to Aycock Drug Co., Ions
burg, N. c. 10-lo-lw