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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
u. N1tnc,
Grpeoition oteies 8lattes.

8eamtenpa9I Der st.
8duIu sz3 litter. - Nm 0ienz
tag N6sno belt Der rSt. 9aulus~
Ritterz8eretn in Der FL. 8reu3z
@9ul6aIe an 8eItz5traBe pd6reno
elmer gu bieiem 3ned e%inberufenen
5pe3ial : 8eriummlung Die idArlide
8eamtentpabl al, nit f~olgenOem Rez
iultate: 9rGIibent Qnoreus Bauer,
8icez9rG7ioant 9einri9 9ofmann,
prototoQtrenoer Setretdr Qouis %.
6ain, 6inan3sSetretdr 3emigtus gtez
csFon, S4aBmsiiter 6rieOri4 8lant,
Heoner 5ran5 Neumdnn, 8%ereinsbote
4url Chart. Die Wabl Der Sffi5iere
fir Die beioen @ompugnie'n reiultirte,
nie fol9t: Gompdgnts u - @apitdn
syafo6 s. 8noerr, erfter lieutenant
s5oIep6 Wolf, 5peiter lieutenant SEQ.
81. 4bsnoi60n, eriter Sergeant Sob.
,3inf, 5peiter Sergeant 5ran3 8.
56mitt; @ompugnie 9 = @apitdn
oSo6n Marlp, eriter lieutenant 8eOrge
6art, 3tpeiter lieutenant 6eroinano
6uFel6erger, erIter Ssrgeant Martin
8lein, 5~fpeiter Sergeant 9eo. Sbuz
mann, Ser. Stuatenz6a6nentrGger
So6n 8aumiler, 8ereinsZ6a6nentrd=
ger Wi6ael 6uas. DIS Maior err
tpG6lten bierauf Die 0ffi3iere 9rn.
2eonurb s. 8ippIe, pel4er 9rn. So6n
80. Yfuff ais ieinsn Qojutanten err
nannte. Die neuen 8eamtsn perz
ben Bel Der Su6rssz8eriammlung am
0ienitug, ben 3, Mdr3, initauirt per>
Dem. Nu9 Der WaAl folgts cine gaz
miitbliGe unterbultung in Der So
iinoA6ane," CIR. 1929, 2igbtz5traBe,
nobel es an Grfrii6ungen in fefter
uno flifiiger 6orm ni9t mangelte.
Rad Dem 80 q # eur<S It L
tut" Qebra6t.- Die feline @lt=
Ia6et6 pfuff, Elm S09terGan oss 9rn.
6enrD 9fuFf, bas am SOnntag an Der
2erinqtonz, na6e Gourtlano StraBe,
BON einem toQen 6unbe gebiKen MUIR
Re, lit mad benz rPuiteur@Sntitut" i'm
vStabt 5oipital" gsbru4t pOrOen.
Oesqleifen trufen Oaiel6it %. 8,
6arrifon unb S06terfen BON Sur
rance, @.z8a, bic an Z. 6a6ruar
pon einsm aRge6li9 tOlen 9unOe &C.
5iFen purren, Elm unb u~ntsr5ogsn fif
Ter 8e4an0lung gegcl Die Solput9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
llnterbaItnnas.Sseatpeiier
staot Baltimore.
ari,ib,i5roeruuo mad Dem 9usIanbe.

Die d~uslpdrtige goTt fir Die NH
bsm q. 5e6ruar enbenbe BO9e
I6lieBt Tin alien 6dlen piinttll4) in
bieligen YoItamte tpis folgt:
Die goif lit offen fir pudttzStHds
BON 9 n6r Morsens bis 5 llbr 5to4>
mittugs fdsli4, ausgenpmmet @OnT'
tags.
Symmetrical = um 9 l14r Qbenos,
fir bic Q8uren : Snieln per 9omPter
ron Bottom. =.
Greitao = Inn 9 l1br g(bsnos, fiir
europa per 9ampfer ~2utdn1d, SIa
QueenstoDn.
Soft fir 9 ii D. Genttat
Mmertta, @eFinoteneto etc.
0onneritaq UNI II 1br yto9ts,
fir 8ruFlien per 9ampfer Sole
rioae," pia Yernam6ucO, 8dpld nno
gio cSaneiro.
7reitag = nm II n9r gto4ts, fnr
Bermuda per 0ampfer rPretorta" !;
fir Yorto Rico, @uracuo uno Bene~
auelo per 0umpfer r9hilaoelp4io !;
fir 6ortune Sslunbs uno Sdmdtta
Der Sampfer r@Gene";; fir 9anti per
9umpfer nQbirOnbad"; fir Central
9merifa unb @iio<guciFic : 9dfen
sox Oounfar mn Gnlpn. fir @u6d
per 0ampfer rMorro Guitle"; fir
6upti per 9ampfer nPrins Btlem
Der @rite."
@omItoo - I'm 9 u6r 46enos, fir
Bahamas, pia Miumi, 6la.
Die got fir HsufunOlonO, Ota
gort6z5 nonsp, unO fir MiquelOn,
pio Bolton, I6lieBt bier tdgtid UNI 3
u6r Ra6mittu9s; fir @uba, pId
Sampa, Tlo., tGglid Inn 1 u4r Rads
mittaos; fir 9onOurus, GOitd Hlco
uno Guatemala, piu NemzO% Orleans,
tdoli6 I'm 8 u6r 4benos.
Sruns 8ucific e It.
Wittno6 = Inn 7 1Ar NbenoS,
fir China unD Sapun, pia Seattle.
Die poit fir China uno Sapdn
fdlisBt bier tdglid nm 7 nRr Abenos,
pia Sucoma, big gum p. 6ebrudr;
fir bic g6ilippinen, Dio San 5ran<
siseo, tGqli8 INN 7 ubr 46enOs nab
Dem 16. 6ebruar Bis gum "a. Sc
bruor; fir Nuitrolien unO Sit s.
lamb, pia 8%ancouper, tdglid nm I
u6r Q(benos Bis gum %. 6ebruar.
Sronsz 9acificzqoIt niro tdgli4
gum Q6gangs6ofen bef0roert uno @r>
engagements limb getroffen fir oerer'
ununterbrp9ere ueberlano : Beforoe%
rlng.
g. 0upies % urfielb,
YpItmetI ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
Giuc ieaensretde S(nfalt.

0us rgresbpterianer 6ofpital" feiert
Iein il6ernes Su6ildum. - Ser
fdieoenes ii6er oas @irten Der
4nftdlt,
9a5 gres6bterianer : 9oipital fir
Qugenz uno O6ren : 2eioenbe, Gar,
1907, Of : 8aItimoreitraBe, feiert
nd6ften @amftag 1ein 25zidbriges8e>
Ite6en. Die 6ofpital : 8OriteRr bu=
BEN bic 6reunoa bes Snititut5, ii6erz
6aupt QGe, Die ii4 fir OafeI6e inte>
reFirsn, e~ingeIaOen, 0u4mittdg8 4
u6r am SubilGum5 : Sage nit ibnen
cine Safe 56ee gu trinten uRO Ou8
6oipital gu beii8tigen, UNI bOn befen
niiBIi9em unb poblt6Gttgem Wtrten
&enntniB 3u erldngen.
Die Qnitalt lit in ben gan5en Ser.
Staaten befannt unb bat ii9 einen
beneioen9tpert6en &uf ~erporben. Sn
b~erfelben peroen uIerbanb &rdntbeiz
ten Der Qugen, S6ren uno &eble be-
6anoelt, unb bic 4er3te BADEN Oaielbit
gsgenpGrttg etnen &ufen uno 3net
&inoer unter 8ebunolung, tpel6e auf
4norOnung Der 8unoesbe60roen bort
be6anbelt peroen, Bis Iie furirt itno,
porauf fie fi9 mad Roro 0atotu gu
i6ren 8erpanoten bege6en biirfen.
sic leioen an Der 5ra6pma, Der
8rant6eit, pel6e eS 10 pieIen Gin
panOerern unm0gLi9 ma9t, in ben
Ser. Staaten gu ldnoen.
Sin anoerer 9atient fam aus WeItz
inbien, um ii9 pom Nugen@ uno Sc
ii6tstrebs turiren gu laFen. @r ite6t
unter Der 34Stra6len : 8e6anoIung
unO 1T nuRs3u b~puitGnOig genaIen.
MG6reno oeS Su6res 1902 nurben
in Der NnitaIt 10,483 0eiBe uno
854 g}eger 6e6anoeIt. SSSn ben %
Sa6ren oeS 8eIte6ens Der Nnitult
tpuroen 1O9,85O 8utienten in oerielz
BEN be6dnoeIt. Or, Sultan s. G6iz
folm lit Nr3t emeritus Der InItalt
uno Der 9uuptur5t lit Or. 6er6ert
9arlan.
Dis conIuItirenoe 4er3te funqiren
Die 0ottoren S. 30, s. Simmer, :. 81.
3rimbls, s. 70. G6um6ers, 0m. O8z
Ter, +. 8. Mtles, $. 80. S6omu8,
6erbert 6arlan, 6irum 8uoo5,
! 6ranci5 W}. GbiIOlm, Sobn 81. 8ins=
Iop, Gba8. j. Nolen, s. s. GurroG,
6. 81. S6oemdter, SEQ. q. Sleming,
Is. s. Gibbons, 8. 2ittleton Sapin.
s. 5runt Sones, 81. $. So6niton, s.
6rant Grou6, s. S, Bennington, Is.
u. &norr, 0m. Sarun, S. ). Seem.
pei, S.q. 8o6inion, 8uitaD A.SbieOe
s. 9. 8i8aroiop, SO, g, 3OOO, 3
u. Meooers, s. 6. Butler, s. u, g}Q.
neQQer uno u. 81. W}cGIana6an.
Dix 9amen, fpelGe Ii6 an Der Ser.
pultung Der Q(n7taIt betbeiligen, iinO.
9rdfoentin Syrau R,U}. Wplie; @ice=
Prdiioentinnen: Srau S. g. Gilman
| 6rau 80. .. &ilpatrid, 6rau SEQ
8run, 6rau .. q. Butler unO 6rou
Oliper 6obIiBeG; 66aBmeiiterir
5rau SIaac 80. Gute; Setretdrir
SRI. %. g. W6ite.
Die Nnitolt purOe Dor % Sa6rer
| gegriinoet, uno in Oerielben DurOen
Die 4rmen Der Staot obns Riidii6t
auf 8offe ooer 6arbe bebunOelt UNI
3par obne llnteritiiBung ieitens De5
Stuates ooer Der 6tabt - nur mil
6ilfe Der 8reSbptarianer 8ir4en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19

8Dn See unD y II. -
Quf Dem britiI6en 9umpfer gSns
bare" Der geitern Morgen BON 2iDer~
pool i'm 6ieiigen 6afen ~anlangte, be-
fonOen ii8 3pei n6linOe Pafa9tere,
lpslfe pom Capt. Mptton nieOer naa
GngIano 3uriid gebro6t peroen mill
fen.
Sine 0epeI6e aus 0oIbington, D.
g., meIoet, OaB Die Sa4t nSplOio"
uno onoere, bon ben Ser. Staten
pG6reno oe8 Rrieges nit Spanien
ungefaufte 66iffe, bic Der M}arine~
ReIerDe gum l1e6ungsoienIte iiberluiz
fen puroen, bom M}arine = 9spartez
ment BON i6r2n reIp. Stationen gu.
rid 6erufen puroen. 9ieie S6tffe
Iouen CUR Nu56tIOung Oon 8etruten
in Der 8un0e5marine benuBt perOen.
@egennGrtig niro Die nSploia" ODn
Den Mitglieoern Der 6ieiigen Wdrine~
8eierpe benuBt.
/ Il
3 ppfon.- Der san oes 81. s..
See 8o5lep gegen Or. 81. 6. Ma7en>
burg BON 3opIon fam geItern i'm
Rrei8qsri6t fir Baltimore : GountD
oaIel6it gum 9ro3eB. SOno6l Der
4lGqer, al8 audi Der 8ertla9te iino
in Baltimore : GountD po6lbetannt.
8o8ls1 bat ben 4r3t pegen 8erleumz
Oung auf $4,000 SdaoeneriaB Der
tlagt. Gr Iagte geitern uuf benz 3eu~
Qenitan0e aus, Or. WuHenburg babe
i'm etnen Qiigner, 0ie6, S6uft uno
Tdl56er genannt, uno ertldrt, OaB er,
RlGgar, nod 8efannti9aft nit Dem
3u6tbuuis MAIDEN iDerOe.
Die yRoel Con It ructi0 Il
6 o." 6at pom 6lottenoeportement in
0a16ington ben Gontraft gum 8au
Der um3Gunung Der neuen 6lotten=
QfuOemis in 8ai6ington er6aGten.
8a6rI6einli6 pirD Oieie @eieuf4aft
audi ben 8au Der Quartiere fir bic
Sfft3iere er6ulten. Der erftere @onz
trait inpolpirt cine @umme BON
500, 900 unb Der QaBtere 6eDingt Die
QusQa6e BON ca. elmer 6ul6an M&iGion
Dollars.
Ger 46t6. % m. Senning5
8rndr. pelfer Der Sat Der Sra
rpluno Democratic 4Foctation" mar,
reifte qeftern Ra9mittag pom Union
8u6n6ofe nu4 @tlmington, 9al., ab,
no er geItern Q6eno einen @ortrag
belt. 6eute ipriAt er in Pb0nirOtll3,
9u., ur0 min Sumitog uHD Sonntag
in 0af6ington perbrin8en. 9r.
8rnan mar in Der Dortgen Hdht Der
Sat bes 9aItors Mubtion s. Beters.
9um NnDenten an o..
5eudIe 0aIlts. Der rIfuz
ni3ipale Runftz8erein" Fat Dem iran
30ii6en 8ilb6aler N}. Y5atquelf re
ben Quftrug ert6eilt, bic Bite os5
b~erftpr6snen g. 8eadle 8aals aus
3~uorbeiten. Sin Gomite, nit 9rn. g.
9uptes MarfielD on Der SpiBe, LAM
melt jeBt Gonbs fir bic Soften Der
5elben.
q~ientng fiegts.-Sm rMoz
run7sntalz S6sutsr" beftegte Der SOL
feiner Sp6ann 9ientng ieinen 9egner
in einem Ringfampfe inner6al6 iie6en
W3inuten. 9iening piro iid in ben
nq6nen 3agsn nit p4mericus," benz
8altimorer beutf6en &ingtdmpfer,
meFen. 6eute pjro Der betannte
@arl 8un3 feline Stunt nit 9iening
bsriufen.
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Qus bent Snnereu Wnrhlaho'S NM
pru an9rru3rnOen Stnaten.
ais SuGf m ii ser ber6az
et.


Sn 2ancditer, ga, puroe Elm ge~
meingsfGbrli6er 8auner in Der yer
ION zines getpiITen elmer 8eitert felt
danommen, Der in 9ettpsburg gu
6ouie Isin min. 8eifert lit % Sabre
ait, u6rmu4er uno MaI4iniIt BON
profeTiion, fdeint aber, mad ietnen
@aunereien gu urtheilen, e3sr Den
Sitel v6al19min5er uno 9odttapler
par erceuence" gu Oeroienen. Msitert
1par auf cine eigene Sbee getommsn,
UNI feline 8erm0gens< 8erbGltnihe gu
perbe1ern, refp. auf lei4te 4rt nnO
Soften Ieinsr MitmenI4en gu 9eloe
al fommen. Gr begann, it4 uut Die
n3au6erfunIt" gu perlegen uno 3
GentsItiide in 3 9oGur>@oloitiide gu
~pertpanbeln. Die ameritanii4e Ra@
qierunq 1T ieopa tein 5reuno DON
Gpnfurrenten in i6rem Wtiin5gel6dtt,
uno 10 fam IS, oaB tie duf Den folffen
Observation-Disclosures cine RiBige Der
fplouna unternd6m unO Dds Wtlo
i6lieBli9 in 2ancaiter ite[lte uno ting.
pa Weifert bereits Elm umfahenoes
@efdnoniB iiber iein nod nt6t pa
tentirtes 0erfu6ren ubgelegt bat, 10
lei oa1el6e i'm 6olgenoen mitgetbetlt:
0eifert nabm einen gdn5 gepO4nli4en
nNifsl" 3ur 0ano, ma6te tAn ourd
Elm eleftrii6es 8erfu6ren einem9Oloz
Itiid d6nli6 uno r~rdnoelte" i'm oann.
9arauf nuroe oas Wort Scents"
rpeqqei6liffen unO baS @elOitiif
einem 3peiten elettrii4en 8erfd6ren
unterporFen. Dur9 bisIen tur5en
unb I6neuen 8ro5eB p%errpanoelte
Weifert ieDen Nidel in 8olo, elm
9erfa6ren, nm bas i'm Der berii6mte
.6ermann" Benedict buben ourfte.
8eitert ging in Elm gr0beres 8el9dft,
faufte cine &leinigteit unb CAB oann
ems Der IeGbit fdbri3irten 8olofude
in 3ublung. SIN gun3en 2anoe giebt
es cine llnmenge Qeute, Die in tbrem
Qeben nod fein S. @olDitiid geieben
BADEN, uno 10 gelung i9m oasS6pin@
oelman0per ieoesmdl. Weitsrt's lsbz
tes Opfer puroe cine 8u6halterin in
9bilopelp6ia. Our9 oieien 8etrug
aelanqten Die @uunsreien bes 0erhdf>
feten i6lieBli9 CUR SenntniB Der poz
.li3ei. Weitert mar jebo6 unteroei en-
in 86ildoelp6ia Der 8ooen 81 heiB
ae~fpproen, uno sr perle9te oas Sch
: ieiner S6Gtigfeit mad 2%uncater. @r
7puroe porlGufig unter $500 Surgz
i6uft Bis gu einem 8erb0r feitge6alz
ten. 8ei feiner 8erbaftung fdnoen
fi6 bier fali6e $54@oIoitiids Bel ibm
unb $50 in eutem 9eloe Dor. Die
Marimal@Strafe fir ous gerbre6en
betrGgt 10 Sabre 3u6thaus unb
$4,000 8elbftrufe.
6euer in @dmbrto9e.
y Sn gdmurloge an Der @eodrltrdBi
kDas oreiftOdise M0bsI9ei6dft BON
yEppr &c 50. u6gebrannt. 0esgleiz
ZEN brannten cine a~ngren3enDt
EDirt6ldaft uno Elm @rooerieIuoen al.
8Glte in 6reoerid.
Sn 6reDerid mar geitern Die &Gltt
eerabe ni9t ionberli9 einluDeno. 0aa
thermometer itunb auf 6 9rao unter
Hua. @s mar ieit 1873 Der tGlteite
Gag. Sn jenem Sabre bate man in
6reoerid 20 9rao inter NuG. Ses-
elei9en ipirb aus 9agerstorpn genel.
ret, baB bort bas thermometer auF {
Srab unter Ruq fiel. Sin perIonen.
AUG, Der pOn 6reoerid na4 9bilaosl.
phi dabsins, muBte Orei StunOen in
5dnee fparten, Bis er bon elmer Colo.
motipe 9erausseapgen ipuroe
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Die &dite mo4te ii4 geitern 46eno
me6r fi6lbar, ais am Qbeno porber,
ou iid nieDer Elm Itarter Nino einges
Itelt bate, Der nit elmer 8ei6ptnz
bigfeit pon 35 Wteilen bic @tunOe
i6er Die Stabt fauite. Der 8inb
fam aus benz WeIten. Sir Aeute lit
uns tpieoer flares Wstter in Qu5ii6t
ge1teGt. SIN ferrren @eIten pirO CUR
3eit pieOer cine tiibIe @eue gebruut.
goli5iit 6otpurO Moore BON Der
noropeftIi6en Station glitt geitern
Morgen 4 I16r in Der RGbe bon Monz
roeS@traBe unO W2prtle<4penue auf
Dem Site aus unb OsrItuu4te ii4 oas
linfe 6uBgeIent. @r tpurbe na4 ieiz
ner 0o6nung, Ger. 1920, 8Bitelodz
Strabe, gebra4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19

8etterau5fi6ten. Sir
Wurplano uno ben 9iItritt Columbia
tIar uno an6altenD talt am Bonner
tag, an 6tGrfe a6ne6menoe WinOe,
am 6reitag t6eilpeiie tribes @etter
unD IteiQenoe Semperdtur.
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Ginc Nlciie nnd1 Nentimlnnp,

I'm pie 0elt ober mad irgeno einem
Shelf Der DsIt arrangjrt. &eiiebil<
Iete iiber ale 8o6nz unO 9ampferz
2inien. S6eo. 8. 9iener &c
s o., AIS WaterzStr. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
Reiicm Gle bencr nab 9cmtiblnnS ?

lin Die 6eIten 8ajiiten uno YldBe
gu Ti6ern, foqten Oieiel6en friiR3eiti5
6eleqt perDen. 8iuete per 0 b
beutf6e 2IoDo ober 6am
6urqer 9ampfer, Baltimore
ooer Netp : gort, prompt 6eiOrgt unO
ale Nustunft ert6eilt bur4
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@elSieuSunacm mad 0cutidlGauD.

"a Gents pro Wlurt uno @ommiIz
Tion. Gbeo. $. 9tener &c 6 o.,
AS @uttr=6 traBe. 4usldncif8es
@eIo, @e9iel uno greoit : 8rieie.
66ifF5tarten BON unb ned europa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19

Vlittl. g'arometerit. 30.43 Notfc 1empsratur. 90
NiittI. 1hsrmometerif.. l6 y~iieoFialte %leuptrGt: z
Die h0dltc Sdneni9tsit be5 9Sinoe5 in elmer
StuuOe bstrug 81 Dieilen bonn Neitan.
Sas octriQc 98" ttter. Die nleOrigte
Srmptratir ps Qtifriqcu cages ibis 8 llbr NbcnOs)
innr aMi mahNtMamMItm SintIomcn. mic t0lNt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
SaItet! Sebst! 96ret

d, rRtaoina=G iiubabu4 Bablts bean Ri5tsF
Baton $1,000 fir oieis Drei 2eortt.
Grippe, 0MftcH, GrfGltung.
Bon Dem FAMILY PHYSICIAN turtEt'
20 gcpts. aae apctP'tsn'
t5ebrlI,a0lt4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19

As - Tx IA
q,sgt die DIE Ot8, Die II Inner Gekauft HahA
. 95fi5, AINzAIZx
IAN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19

0~crcinietc sdnecr Dpn Baltimore.
OruBcr SUmmcrS,
1Sreitaa, Den 20. Sc6rnnr, III Der
n@crmnnia= Mdunerfur Sallc."
tD -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
0&cttcrbcriht.

~
Ser. StGateHs2SettersS itredu,
Baltimore, ben is. TebTuar 1903
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-19
Statlonen. 5 St0tiOneu.

Gcpuuteuitrib - btocutct Gul, D. b. -
rare , grao inter Rua.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-04
NE NEWS AND OBSERVER WEDNESDAY

riage between whites and negroes, IN each
of which a negro man had married q
white woman. From all except one Of
these marriages offspring has resulted.
of / 1926 persons. who were either observed
by the investigator or reported upon re.
liable authority by those in the same
house. as to whether they were black, or
brown, or light, 40. or 25.7 per cent. re
ported black. 915 or SOL per cent, were
brown, and AL, including whites, OF
PAP per cent were light. The percentage
of pure blacks is very small, indeed From
this report it might be safely estimated
that As per cent of the negroes OF Xenia
are half white and half black. In 1850 the
census gave Greene county 932 blacks and
SAB mulattoes, or 69.2 per cent and S68
per cent, respectively.
There are two schools IN Xenla Tor ne
groes, one elementary school and high
school The former IS located IN a brick
building of nine rooms. built at a cost OF
$40. 600, and the latter in building OF
brick, with four rooms and laboratory,
valued at S., 000 There are eight teach
ers in the elementary school and four III
the high school; all are negroes except
one the teacher of German IN the high
school, who is German woman Legally
and theoretically there are no separate
schools for the races in Xenia, but prac-
tically there are, because nearly all OF the
negroes live in. the same Fart or the city
and must therefore attend the school in
that district. There are. however, few
negro pupils, fifteen in number, In the
schools generally attended by the whites,
four of these being in the high school.
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Industrial News of Greensboro.
(special to News and Observers

Especial to News and Observer)
Greensboro, n. c., Nov. 3-The payroll
of the cigar factory last week was the
largest the company has had since IT.
establishment here. Superintendent Wade
continues to advertise for more opera
tives. but says the need of sufficient
houses here for rent to operatives fami-
hes prevents the establishment from run
ming as large a force as it would like
TO do. Two new assistants arrived yester-
day, Mr.. J. D. Wade from the Lynehburg
and Mr.. W. NJ Griffin from the Charles
ton factories.
Guild & Company, sewerage contractors,
have completed the three trunk lines OF
sewers and are now at work on laternai
lines. preparatory to the putting in OF
complete sewerage system in all parts
of the city.
A great deal of money changed hands
yesterday in real estate circles MT.
r. g. Glenn sold a farm of 100 acres
on the Guilford Battle Ground road,
three miles from town, TO Mr. J. Nj. Wal
ker, Of Randolph county, for $500. The
Greensboro Real Estate Exchange made
the following sales: Two vacant lots CT
South Elm street to C. w. Jennings, OF
Greensboro, at $500 a front foot; two
residence lots corner Cypress avenue and
Percy street 20 l.. r. atwood. of South
Carolina, who will build at once; two
residence lots on Battle Ground avenue
IL !. B. Silis, of Warren county, VINO
viii build this fall; eight residence lots
on Cypress avenue to Miss NJ. e. Coble,
of Tabernacle, N. c., who will at once
erect seven dwellings for rent and one
fer occupancy for her parents; one bust
ness lot on East Market street to Mrs.
Christine Padgett, of Georgia. who will
build a store house at once.
The Bell Telephone Company which re
Gently obtained monopoly OF phone ser
vice here, is pushing its Improvements
Five large cables of a hundred wires
each, are being laid to serve different
sections of the city, one OF them reaching
as far as the Normal College. Thirty
thousand dollars will be spent in this class
Of improvements alone. General Inspe*
tor o. D. Raugh is here today looking
after and examining the work IN progress.
and Miss Minnie Talbert, Of Atlanta. an
expert operator. has been here for some
time training the operators in the very
latest wrinkles of prompt and polite ser
vice.
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Grand Prohibition Rallies.
Especial to News and observer.)

Especial to News and Observer
Eureka. n. c., Nov. 3.-There was a
prohibition rally at Eureka yesterday In
the morning a well arranged program was
rendered by the young people, after which
one of the most eloquent and convincing
speeches on the prohibition question ever
heard in that little town was delivered by
Jno. A. Oates. Jr.. editor of the North
Carolina Baptist, Fayetteville. n. c.
The meeting was adjourning for dinner.
ALI present gathered about the cloth
spread on the ground in the church yard
to enjoy the sumptuous feast prepared by
the good sisters. In the afternoon
ex-Judge w S. OBJ. Robinson. of Colds
boro. in his own happy style, charmed the
attentive audience with an address that
will not soon be forgotten.
Last night in the Methodist church at
Fremont large and attentive audience
assembled to hear Mr.. John A: Oats on
the prohibition question. For over an
hour he swayed the people at will, and
after the speaking was over the genera,
opinion was that it was the strongest and
most convincing argument on the prohIbi-
ton question that they had ever heard
1t is the candid opinion of this writer
that the people of North Carolina owe
more to John "A. Oats for the great prohi
bition movement in our State than to any
living man. Such speeches as were Adeliv
cred at Eureka yesterday by Oats and
Robinson. and at Fremont last night by
Oats can not but be fruitful of good re-
slltS
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Barnum and Bailey---Bsnk C ses
Especial TO News and Observer

Especial TO News and Observer
Greensboro, N c., Nov. 3.-Barnum &
Bailey's circus, which selected Green's
boro and Charlotte as the only North
Carolina cities this year for their show
will be here Thursday When the circus
first decided to show here, a vacant field
just outside the corporate limits, ana
adjoining the property of the State Nor
nal and Industrial College was rented for
the show To prevent the show FROM
beng given so near the college, the city
beard of aldermen were induced to pAsv
ali ordinance making it unlawful for an
enc to give a show, etc, within a hall
mile of the city limits, or to rent proper,
ty for that purpose under heavy penal
ties. The show people then rented the
Fair Grounds about two miles from the
city, with the understanding that not onlv
the street car line, but the railroad would
run special trains. Yesterday the info.
nation was received that the railroad
authorities would not run extra trains,
and the street cars will have to do all
the passenger traffic As the cars easily
carried 10000 people on Thursday of Fair
week. 1T IS not supposed that many pee
pie will have to walk.
The Bank of Guilford cases. twenty-fiv
III number involving $4,000. were neither
tried nor compromised yesterday.
When court convened after dinner at
tornles Tor, the plaintiffs announced their
readiness Tor trial, stating that efforts
a compromise mad failed. The attor,
mes IoT the defendants then filed an afn-
davit for continuance on the ground thai
one OF the defendants was sick and IN
able TO be present. and that his testimony
"as important Plaintiffs insisted on. Il
trial but the case was continued until
December term OF the court It bein.
set for Monday of the first week. Tie
balance of the afternoon was taken up IT,
. discussion between the lawyers over an
order the plaintiffs wanted the Judge TO
sign. combining the plea OF the statute o,
limitations filed by the defendants in
some OF the cases to those cases alone
IL which it had been filed. The Judge
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Valuable Saw Mill for Sale.
w. A. MYATT,
Administrator.

Unless sooner disposed of privately. I
VIII sell at public auction, in Tomahawk,
N c., one complete saw mill plant, COM
paratlvely new, being the plant of the
Johnson Lumber Company, bankrupt, con
sisting of 1 Erie City so H. P. Boiler. /
40 H. P. Erie City Engine, Lane Saw
Mill and Carriage, / Edger, 1 Cut OFF Rig,
New Lath Machine l new and substan-
tial iron roof Mill Shed, all pulleys, hang
ers, betting and other machinery and
machinery supplies connected with said
plant, all situate in Tomahawk, N. c.,
halfway between Fayetteville and Will
mington, on the A c. L. R. r.
Also good mules and log wagons,
sets of harness, a stock of goods, valued
at 1000 or more, and one tract of land
containing about % acres, on which there
are nine new shanties besides mill.
Good location and excellent plant Daily
capacity $4,000 feet.
Time of sale. Thursday, December 3rd,
1908, at Il o'clock m.
Terms of sale, cash. Sale subject to
confirmation of court.
For further information, address
Q. K. NIMoCKS. Trustee,
Fayetteril]e N c.