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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-07

ton he found the authorities assembled, and to them he expressed cordially his appreciation of the efforts they had made in his behalf. To Prince Colonna he said Rome was the city he most enjoyed {; that it was the place more than any other that appealed to his heart and mind After cordial grip of the princes 8 hand and several unmistakably affec- donate embraces between King Victor Emanuel and the emperor. the latter sprang upon the platform and the train moved away amid repeated rounds of ap- plause, while the band played the Ger man hymn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-07
SUGAR CANE MEN
 GATHER IN MACON
HECTOR DILLINGER OF MEXICO IS ATTENDING THE MEETING TO STUDY THE INDUSTRY AS A HELP IN HIS WORK.

Macon, Ga, May G. = The Interstate Sugar Cane Growers convention began here today, Capt. D. c. Purse of Sayan- nah presiding. Addresses were delivered by Colonel Gaitskill of Florida, H. Il. overstreet of Mississippi John Lott of South Carolina and Judge Emile Rost or New Orleans.
 The following officers were elected:
 President-Capt. D. c. Purse. savan- nah. ~
 First Vice President = Judge Emile Rost. New Orleans.
 Treasurer-L. B. English, Georgia.
 Secretary-Eugene Anderson, Georgia. The executive committee is composed of c. w. Black, Alabama; A. l.. Wilson Florida; S. M. Boniat, Louisiana; B. M. Rockingham. Mississippi; w. s. Lips comb, South Carolina
 Secretary of Agriculture James D.. Wilson is in the city and is expected to deliver an address to the convention Hector Dillinger of the City of Mexico is attending the convention to study the sugar industry in the interest of a sugar plantation on the isthmus of Tehuante-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-07

IVY AsHINGToN, May GA far M reaching extension of the pres
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-07
Referees Won Out.

It can be truthfully said what the re- ferees wanted the conference to do was done, with two eXseii'oi's. They di, not want the resolution above referred to to come up in any shape or manner and did not want the resolution referring to southern representation adopted. When the latter resolution came up the three referees voted against it.
 After the fight Oh the resolution relat- ing to the executive committee the fol- lowing resolutions were adopted. every one of them unanimously, except that re- lating to southern representation:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-07

tcontinued on Second ,s,qe)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-07
The Resolutions.

Be it resolved, That it is the sense of this conference of the republicans of Alabama. that until the courts of the country pass upon tl' Suffrage provisions of the present conse 'tion of Alabama and declare the samey ko5e void, because in conflict with the 2stitution and laws of the United staa.. the supreme laws of this country th.. Is the duty
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23
gns benz Snneren WarBlanD's tn0
Dcu angrcn3enDen staaten.
n8 + 9 9nz"4 ngele@
{

r@ ubaf 3 b ns"4 ngele@
gen6etten.
Der Gontrdft fir ben 8au Der Ser
binbungsbabn Der n0a6aib 8abn"
BON Gberrp 3un na6 @umberlirO lit
in 5pei SbeiIe get6eilt tpprOen. Don
G6errD 3un bis na9 Sibing 9iQ, p
Meilen, lit Der 8au Der Sirma BEG
nom Mc2ean Contracting g." DON
gfepzOprf uno Der Reit Der Strefe
Den Gontraftoren Wfc9lrtbur Bros. &c
60, 8ilpdtrid Bros. e So. unO Sol
Inns BON Gbicago iibertragen noroen.
Die 4rbeiten miiHen inner6alb Is
Monaten poQenDet Iein. = Wte aus
CT. 2ouis beri4tet nirb, lit 9r. Nler.
3o6ertipn, CUR 3eit General : Sc
f4Gftsfi6rer bes Ma6af6 Spftems
fpeitli9 BON ben @e6irgsn, gum @enez
raIseI6dftsfii6rer bes Wabai6 Spz
items i'm Often ernannt pproen. @r
pirb iein Nmt am l. QuguIt untreten.
XIX Jul NUuJ
feline @rlaubniB ertbsilt, 1pond9 Das
Wobai6SSDItem cen &anul an ben
5uitdnoigen StelIen peitli6 pon
G9errbz3un freu3en barf.
2ut6erdner in 81 + 1t.n q.
Die 8altimorer uno Waibirgtoner
Gonferen3 Der lutberii6en 8ir9t Derz
fammelten ii6 in ReOlano, N}ontz
9omerp@@ountp, 81 ibrer Sa6resz
iibung. paitor 9. 6. S6ndpp fii6rte
ben 8oriiB uno 9aitor ). 9. 2e6z
mann BON Baltimore oas grototou.
Der 8eiu6 mar ie6r adblrei4. Inter
ben anipeIenben nuren Die ~fplgen0en
8reOiger: q. s. Sdiff unO S. 6. u.
SDrmann 0 Wai6ington; ). g..
2e6mann, 9ugb $. Qder, q. 6. Sal
IObuD, .. 6. Sdnupp, s. 5. Miiler,
Wiqiam 81. ai6lep II. 5. %. 2openz
1tein BON Baltimore; 8. q. MeDner
BON GQicott=Gitp; 6. 6. Me4ling ppn
Q6erbeen, uno S. 8. Rerroao bon
Wandfds, ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23
StaOt Baltimore.
Srirfhri1rnrrnna md Dem @uslanpe,

DIE auspdrtige Poit fir Die nit
Dem %. SuIi enoenoe Wp4e i4lieBt
Gin alien 6d0en piinttlif) i'm be
iigen poitamte, pie fOtgt:
Die padetz9oIt lit often tdgli4 oon
8 u6r Mcc9ens Bis 5 u6r Na4mitz
tags (auagenommen Sonntag); bic
pafetz4pit fir 9euti9lunO i4liebt
Inn II l16r gormittags am MOntag.
9ie Dampfer perlufen Eeipzyort,
N.=g., Bis anberpeitig angegeber.
GransGtIcntiide ppit.
Sreitaq - I'm 9 l1br @benbs nd9
europa per 9dmpfer nGdmpanla"
nid QueenstDDn.
9on ii g il b. unb Gentrolz
Qmerifu, 90 eitiubiene etc.
9onneritdg - UNI l u6r Nd3mltz
tags mad Samaicu per 9umpfer BON
Bolton; UNI II u6r Na4ts nab
Yorto platu per 9ampfer pon Bos
iton.
sFreitua um 1 l16r Na6mtttags
mad Bermuda per 0umpfer bon 9az
lifar, RS; I'M 7 16r 46enDs na4
8ruiilien per 9umpfer nSnracuie"
piu pernambucp unb Santos; I'm II
u6r Na6ts mad ben Ga Pldtd@8e@
oenben per 0dmpfer nGditloa"; mad
Neus5unbldnb per 9umpfer Sill
pia"; mad 9orto 8tco, Curacao uno
0eneauela per 0ampfer n@uracas";
mad 6ortunez SsIanb, Samuicu unb
Gqrtagsnd per 0ampfer n4ltdt";;
mad Gu6d per 9ampfer nMorro
Cattle" pia 6upana; mad Snogud,
6apti unb Santa Murtba per 9amz
pier y@t6o8".
goit fir NeufunbGunb pid Nortb
Spbnsb unb fir M}iguelon oia Bolton
i9liebt bier tdgli9 um 5 ubr Nudz
mittags; fir Cuba pia Sumpa, 6ld.,
tdgli9 nm 1 u6r Nd6mittugs; fir
9Onouras, Gotta Ricu unh 8uatemas
Ia biu NepsS rlears tdgli9 um 8 llAf
4benos.
Srunss g dctfit 9 % It.
Die qoit na9 9updii, Supdn unO
ben gbilippinen oid Gan 6ranci5cO
f8lieBt bier tdgIi8 bis gum 26. Suli
Inn 7 l16r 2lbenbs; mad 4uitralien,
NeuJSeeIano, Sit, Samoa unO 6az
fpuii pia San 6rancisco tdgli4 Bis
gum 1. Nuguit nm Z lt6r 46enO5.
SranszPacificz9oIt pirO tdgli8
gum 46gangsbafsa bef0roert unb Or
rangements iino getrOffen fir beren
ununterbrohene ue6erlanO : 8ef0rots
rung.
g.. 9upies 80 Bartlett,
BoitmeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23
GOn Scr llno 6nfrm.
46fa6rt Der ,9ranoen6urg. "-9dm7
bier .6ranffurt" erpartet.

Iptd1rt Der ySrdn0enput9' yum
pier o5ranffurt" ernartet.
Der 0ampfer r8ranoen6urg" pom
g}orOb. Qlopo, Capt. 6. 8altersz
Oorff, fu6r geitern Ra4mittd9 nm .
u6r BON bier no9 8remen 5urut.
4uber etpa 3O3pii4eHosds : 8o1o=
oieren beF0rbert Der 9umpfer Die
i6on qeItern i'm r0eutI4en @orre@
ip~onoenten" g~enarnten 8diuten>Ba1@
i~aQiere. Inter oieIsn befinoet lid
6r. 6snrn Rlaute aus Baltimore,
Der Ii6 mad Deutialano uno Der
66pei3 begi6t, nm Gertpanots gu
6efu6en uno ii9 mebrere Nlonate @r7
bolung gu g0nnen.
6r. 6enrp 5a6er uno Sri, @lla
6a6er 6eIuden 8erpanote in9eutid@
lamb uno MAIDEN Johann cine Huno%
reiie our4 0eutf6Iano uno grant
reid.
fruu 8. 81. Qeimfu6Ier uno Sod
ter neroen glst8falls Der alien 9et<
mat6 einen 8eiu6 ab5tdtten unognoe
Oftober 6ier6ar 3uriidtebren.
Der Oumpfer r6rantfurt" pom
Noroo. 2lopo, Der i6on 9eItern bier
fdQig mar, f4sint ourh itiirmii4e5
Wetter 8~eripdtung erlitten gu 6dben.
6eute miro er ii6erlid bier erpartet,
Gr bat etlpa 1900 9aia8iere an
8or0.
Quf Dem Roroo. 2lopo 0ampfer
.a0nigin Qouiie" fu6ren geitern DON
Iep : gorf aus folgenoe 8altimorer
na6 8remsn: Sri. 6. 70. 0pnoloion,
6r. 1no 6rau ). 6. George uno 9r.
unO 5rau 3bos. 0'Neill.
SIN bieiigen 9afen Ian8ten geitern
bic foI9enoen 0ampfer an: 9ampfer
nGlb," 6ritii6, Capt. 9ine5, Don
8anss, 8anunen fir Die nunttso
5ruit g."
0umpfer nG4arlois," boudnOii6,
DON ROTTERDAM, in 8ouait, conii9ntrt
an 8uitapuS L.. 81.
0ampfsr n8o6osto," 6ritiid, DON
ROTTERDAM, pia SUNDERLAND, Stijt=
out, 0reiel, RauI6enberg II. @p,
@(bgefobren iinO g~eitern Die Dam
pier n9ippoIpte 0umOi5", nortpe=
gid, na6 Port Intonto.
9ampfsr n4palon," norpsgiiA,
ra6 Sort Antonio.
0ampfer rSaloatore Ri 8iOrgiO,"
norpegii6, na6 9ort NntOnio.
0ampfer rYeoretb," britif6, nu6
Sompico.
0ompfsr r0otaia," britjTd, nad
9aiqutri.
- Der ,RorOO. QlopOz" 0ampfsr
r8reslou" fam 9eItern BON Baltimore
in 9ramer6dpen an. Sine 8dbelz
bepeIGe an u. S6uma6er &c Comp.
6ieriel6it meIost, ooB pines an 8oro
pobl" lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23

@etterausfi9ter. - Sir
Marplano uno ben 0iItritt Columbia
fldr am 0onneritu9 uno 6reitag,
tsi9te perdnbsrli4e 8iHpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23
Sine Hciie nnc1 Scutfdh(anS,

nm Die @elt ODER mad irgenO ejnsm
S6eile Der Welt a~rrangirt. 3etIez
binete iiber ale 8a6nz unD 9dmpfers
2tnien. S6eo. 8. 0iener &c
6 O., Ais Water<Str. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23
9er6ringt Coming in
NhilnnPInhid.

$500 fir bic 8unOreiie, 4uf Der
,4ennfDlpania GiIenbobn." $1.50
nu6 G6eiter, $1.OO ra8 @ilmin9ton
uno 8uriit. Riitfa6renO N6fabrt pom
8roaO StruBen 8ubn6of in Pbilaz
belp6iu 700 @benD8, BON GbsIter 7.20
Q6enos, BON 8iImington -7.40
QLbenDs. (2O3-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23
@clpienpnnaen nad1 SentidlnnA

"a Gents pro 0lart unO @ommiI1ion.
Sbep. 8. Oiener &c 6 o., Ais
@uterzS traBe. Gusldnoif6es Seln,
@e4iel unb Grebits8riefe. S9iff&,
tartsu BON unO mad europa. (266D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23
9Ofalberidtc aus gGaihinQtOn.


Cine onttfitaI z3 E M
Mefie.
Sn Der ct. W}arientirde in 8aI6z
ington, 9. g., puroe gaItern nit al
Der 9Feierli6teit, bic Die 8otte5oieni tie
in Der fut6oli5den Stride 10 einOrudSz
poQ MAIDEN, cine 4ontifitdl &equiemz
MeTe fir 9opit 2so ben 0%rei5ehnten
pon Dem upoItolif6en 9elegdten Din
meoe 6ulconio cele6rirt. Die 4nmez
Ien6eit oe8 M}onIignore 5alconto IN
Der 8upu3itGt ulS Gele6rdnt mahte
rem 8~ottesotenit 81 Der offi3ieQen Sc
oG6tniBmsfe Der tat6oliI4en Stride
in Qmerifa. GinlaDungen pdren an
Die Mitqlieoer oes oiplomatii4en
Gprps unD bic MitglieOer 0es &abtz
nets geianot norDen. Den @RrenItB
brett ne6en benz 8dtafult bate Der
peutI6e @eI6dftstrdger S6eIer elm
qenommen, Der in ieiner 8alaunlform
ais Observation-Disclosures bes l. 8uroez
Reiterz 8eqiment8, DON pel6em Der
R0nig BON Sa4Ien Der Gbef lit, err
f6ienen mar. lieutenant S4eler
trug an ieinsm 4rme einen breiten
Streifen Srauerflor. unmitteI6dt
binter Inn faBen Der i4neOiI6e Sc
iunbte Strip uno Der 8eianOte @oloo
BON Gotta Rica. On Der linten Settle
oss aatafalts foB Der S4aBamtsz
GsfretGr S6an. Der apOitolii6e
9elegut bate cine 4n3a6I GntIduloiz
gungsI6reiben BON ben aus Der Staot
a6peienoen 9iplomaten erbulten. Die
8rauerpreDigt belt Batter Gbarle5
Darren @urrier, Der Rsttor Der Ct.
Murienfir6e. Die STRIDE mar in
Srduer cetDrirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23

epmaB Be ii q msrjtaner'
9ori5, %. Suli. - Inter ben
Ioe6sn betannt gegebanen yleuernenz
nungsn fir Die Gbrenlegion betInoen
1i6 0ieieni9en BON @. u. 5n9eriol,
Dem Barrier @eIddft5fihrer Der ~
q. 2ife SnIurance g." gum BITTER
unO @i1ium Seligmdnn, Santer,
gum 9ffiaisL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23
81 rdno Ganon - 8ucificz
Siiftp - WPnomi+nnpzWnrf


8iiite - gsGonitone=9art.
9eriOnIi6 gefii6rte Sour auf Der
r9ennInlpunia : Giien6abn," 9eIez
gentli4 Oss Nationalz 6slolagers Der
r8,4.R.," San 6ranti5co. @om 6.
Big 81. Nuguit. Spe3ieler pulmunz
Bug BON 9urrisburg iiber Die gauge
Route. Runoreiie : 6dbrpreis, ale
n0tbigen urfoIten oedenb, nit Nu5z
nu6me BON brei 3agsn in Gan 6ranz
cisco, $215. We9sn nG6erer Qusz
funft penbe man ii6 an bic Sidetz
Mgenten ooer i6reibe an 8eo. W.
9 0 y b, General : Pafdgier 4gent,
9roaozS tr. Station, Y~6ildoslp6ia.
Q98,2 ,6,9,13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23


v4rbsiters WfGnner6pr." = Conn
too, cen ,. auQut 1903, Qrobe 6rturhon naO
Ssoir.Niep Der Snmpier y3bomds 99ortbleD".
u@lectric<9art". = SG9li9 Sfpet
Gnuorpiat=9orteuungcu
,Sbalio : MGnner6pr" = Sonn@
toq, DEN %. 3uli, qroBe Grturfon uno Hitait
nab 6otr=9iclp, 8od=6r,st, dni Den GanIpicrn
sS6os. 9eortbl:p1 uno r9etrsl4.
uMpaart : MGnner6or." - Sonn@
tag, ocm %. Suli, ausilua mad aieicr's 9arf.
,2abor@ 2boeum." = Spnntd9, ben
26. 9uli, Qrobt Grturiou mad SummitsSrout
an Stoneee6reef.
8abii9es 9oltsfeit Montdg, ben
5. guauft, i'm -getttnOs9orf@.
Sa1ebaq i'm y11nionzYart". =
@cat. Na@mittaq nm 4 ubr Baltimore acgtn
6obeftcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23
@cttcrherid1t.
Ser. StddteH=9S SireGu. |
Baltimore, ben %. SJulI 1908. !

NittI. P]oromettrit. 20 IS N06it, lempcratnr. Sc
ViittI. zbcrrlometerf.. IS y~tieori9iIe 2emptrat. 90
Tie hohite StHeai9tct oe5 SRtnoe5 IN elmer
Stuuoc bsfrus IL 0isileH pom Suolutten.
9as gtfrtgt Bttter. Gte b0bts
5tmp:rdtur bs ~geftr'otu 5aJts ibis lIDr AbtRDsl
mar aui natg,uaHnteR Statiousu, ME i0lgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23
2ldltung!

9sridunlt nibt, 6e5bsl's elegant .;natribtsfes
bbOtOarapbiibts 1ttlItr. Rr. 32l, Ioro. 8aos str.,
81 btludeH.
gorliolibe, e~arautirt eausrbaftt Gabinet.9ilber
fir 81 90 bns Sus,nb.
Gmdia;= uno glatiHsEiloer, Joni. fintltrii5
ausaefIbrte itbensgrobt 4Ortrdts fuo 0tbbeps
6pejia!itdten.
Sir CUTE geOituung blrqt Der Ruf otg gttliers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23

$500 mad Q6tIooetp6ia
uno 3uriid
am 5onntug, ben 26. SuIi, ouf Der
,9enn7Dloania G%iienbabn;" 4bfohrt
BON Baltimore sos 8ormittaqs.
$3.50 no6 G6eiter, $1.OO no6 Nilz
minqton uno 3urijd, 2(ebnlife ST.
turiionen am 9. uno %. 2(uguit.
098, 1926
9antt ouf einem Straz
Ben6a6n : Woggon. Sin
0uggon Der GarenitraBen : 2inie gez
riet6 geItern Morgen an Der @de Don
Montgomerpz uno g6arle8traBe IN
8ron0, inOem elm SUE" au56rannte,
Der Qai7ugiere bemG6tigte ii6 Elm
qanif uno SRI, Quguite Scope Don
Nr. 1146, GoofiieitruBe, nelde DON
0aggpn ubiprang, muroe lei6t am
lintsn 8ein perleBt. Die iibrigen
8aTagiere famen nit Dem Sdreden
DapDn.
$500 mad 46tGooeIp6io,
$3.50 na6 Gbeiter, $1.00 nab
0ilmingtor uno 3uriid.
6onntag, ben 26. Suli; nYenniDlz
punia : Giien6o6n;" Q6fabrt pom
Union : 8a6n6of in Baltimore 8.05
W}orgen5. Riitfe6r, Q6fo6rt Don
9~6ilaoelp6ia Z u6r QbsnOs; Don
GRiter z2O M6enos; BON NiIming=
ton 7.4O @benO5, Q98,2O2-6)
nObO 8ellop s."-0ie GrOBz
loge De5 rrno66Gn8igen SrOen5 Der
Obo 6eGons," peIds ibre Nutionul=
Convention e6enfaus GnDe September
in Baltimore ab6ulten pirO, trifft
8orbereitungen, nm ii6 Bel jener &c
Iegen6eit uud auS3u5eidnen. Der
uniformirte 3nsig Ds5 OrOen5 pirO
Ii6 babel 6eionOer8 aus3ei6nen, 0enn
tpG6reno man Wnfangs auf 300N}ana
aus Mui7a6uTetts gere6net bate,
felt iid jsBt berauS, Dab Die 3dbl Der
36eilne6mer beoeutenb 9r0Ber iein
tDiro, un0 me6r Quartiers muBten fir
bieielban belegt perOen. Die 9due
be8 0rDenS an Der SaratogazStraBe
na6e benz r9otel 8ennert," lit 5ur
3ett prG6tig Oetorirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23

ShiitteIfrpit, SdmcrSen, WaIas
ria, ga Grippe uno idilimmc Grfdl-
tunacn fMrirt Onrd ,.Slnncn's Mauc
Vids" tnndl lit fliiiiiaer Sprin).
9rciS 25c. NueutbalbeH perfaMft.
2ej2, 5&S,lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23

8ofebuI1. = Die 8altimorer
getpunnen Oas geitrige Spiel nit 5
gegen 1 raun". 9eute perOen Die
Spieler bon Ro6eiter bier eintreffen
uno brei Spiele ipielen. 6olgenoes lit
ods aefultut beg geitrigen SpieleS:
Sn baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23

Wsiberprugler BE # a t.
= Poli3eiri4tsr 2oben ftrafte ben
q Sabre alien Sumes $. GonrpaD
BON Nr. 744, R~aborgitraBe, UNI $25
uno Soften, neil er feline @atting1ora
uuf 6rutale 8eiie bur6priiqelte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23

. 2onDon, p. Sui. = &0ni5
Gonaro bat Dem G6sfietretdr fir ST.
LAMB, @DnObam, a~ufgetragsn, rem
8aroinal Qogue, @r5bii6of pon 4rz
mag6 uno qrimas BON gang SrIana,
iein 8eOauern iiber Die Na6ri6t pom
SoOe oes 4apItes ous5uIpre6en uno
i'm 3u eriu4en, Oes 80nigs 8ejIeio
Dem heiIigen GOqegium 81 iibermitz
teln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23
$500 mad 9hilnoelpbin urS smriif,
$3.50 nnrh Gbeiter uno suriid,
$1.OO nadl QSilminetpn mnS suriif,

V1'VV "HUT ~SH5FV" HHU 0HIHu6
auf Der nPennfplounia @iien6abn,"
SOnntug, ben 26. Suli. @pe5iaI8ug
perldBt ben union=8a6n6oF 8.05 Dor
mittags. (2O4-6)
9I0Bli9er Sob. = Der SO
Sabre aGte So6n 6arlano BON g2r.
106, NorO : 9resneitraBe, ipuroe
g"eitern Morgen tObt in ieinem 8ette
dufgefunoen. Coroner Wiltf6ire
conftatirte einen 9er5i4lag als So
beSuria4e. Sn Dem 8ett purben me-
ben benz Sobten $105.68 in 8uar>
gel0 aufgefunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23

8illige @rturfionen mad
philadelphia, 8ilmington uno
G6eiter.
On Sonntagen, &c. Suli, 9. auguit
unb %. Quguit, auf Der npennIplOuz
MIA G~iien6dbn." Nu9 pbilabelpbia
$500, G6eiter $1.50, Wilmin9ton
S1.O0 uno 3uriit. Sebt Die anoeren
In3eigea l2o3-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-23

baltimore .......... 0 3 0 0 / ] | 0 0-5
Vurtdio ............ 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 o.
&ropu, ltupartciii6cr.
99iltie rQit9er" uu0 @bearn rGatdera fir 9altis
more.
Ntfgcc s9itber" unO 2ustc0 ,Gat6trS fir buffalo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-09
President Palma Urges
Catholic To Be Active

Havana, Sept 2S.--President Palma,
in an interview at JiguanI, province Of
Santiago. said that the state was doing
It's duty in supplying schools, but the
ecclesiastical authorities apparently
did not trouble themselves to see to il
that religious influences reached to out
of-the-way places.
Neither in Barre nor Jiguani, nor in
all the municipal district, is there a
church The religious marriage has
been almost entirely abolished, owing
TO lack of priests and churches and it
was not to be wondered at that relig-
ious Indifference prevailed in these
places.
THE Catholic church in Cuba, which
has considerable resources. should not
neglect this matter" said he. Senior
Palma added that he had his own reli-
gion. but that Cuba was Catholic
country and should take steps to avoid
the advent of PrOtestants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-09
EQUAL PARTNERS |
By HOWARD FIELDING {
Copyright, 1901. by Charles w. Hooke. J
By HOWARD FIELDING

generally useless question, What
would have done in the same cir
Cumstances?" II came into his mind at
last that Robinson had been present
when Alden was arrested and for this
Ieason would not have expected to see
him at the Office again Immediately
Inus rejecting. Elmendoif drew some
keys OF convenient design from his
pocket and cautiously raised the lid
OF Alden's desk. 1t was fairly clear
on its working surface and the pigeon
holes did not look promising so at
random Elmendorf opened little
drawer in which, under some paper
which seemed to have lain there long
time, he found an envelope addressed
in typewriter characters to John Rob.
insOn.
The envelope looked fresh and the
papers on top Of II did not. The infer
ence that the thing had been slid into
Unlicensed drawer and under those
old documents for purposes of con-
Cealment was as easy as possible FL
mendorf closed the drawer and the lid
OF the desk and walked to the window
with the envelope in his hand. II
looked suspicious. and the detective
gently murmured that he would
chance It,"
With the thin blade of penknife he
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-09
CHAPTER XII
ST. MISUNDERSTANDING

ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
When the sun had been up three
hours. il was able to look over low
portion Of st. Winifred's building and
see the window of the room where Ell
sic lay asleep. The sudden increase of
| light awOke her, and she found that
Brenda was holding both her hands.
81 was afraid you would move too
much and hurt yourself" said she. IL
knew you must wake soon. How do
you feel?"
Elsie winked her eyes ana twisted
the left corner Of her mouth with the
air of one who Is testing a bruise to
see how sore ii is.
There was girl who felt better
once long time ago" she said, but
1t doesn't matter Haven't you been to
bed all this night?"
Il have slept on the couch replied
Brenda My maid brought down this
loose gown. and I've been very COM
Portable, have had some things
brought from your house too"
Did you get my little silver mirror"
asked Elsie, with eagernCss. oh, how
good of you. Please let me have IT,"
Brenda gave her the mirror and she
gaZed long and intently into II; then
she sighed and laid down the glass
"All gone" she said. well, that
doesn't matter either. Nothing mat
ters any more. But | used 10 think |
would be pretty when ! was dead"
so you will, my dear" answered
Brenda. You'll have "A sweeter. pref
tier face than you have now--the dear
est old grandmother's face. with beau
tiful white curls all around-and the
children who come to kiss you will cry
Ike little shower on Il May morning,
but they will be better children after
ward. for they will want TO live the
life that brings such happy sleep at the
end of IT,"
Il wish could say things like that, -
said Elsie. Even il they aren't true
they make people feel good, look
fierce, Don't |, honestly"
"Fiercc," echoed Brenda why,
IanyDhing else in the world, | should
| say"
"rhars slang" said Elsie. 1T mere
| ly means terrible"
"Wen III hardly agree to that word