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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
Will Dip the Cattle.

Topeka. Kas.. May 16. -GovernJr Bailey NH iSsre proclamation ordc ring that all cattle brought into Kansas shall be 'dlppcI' to relieve them frcm Texas itch or mauge. A meeting of the State Live Stock Sanit1ry Commission will be had here next Tuesday. when plans for pre- venting the alarming spread of the dis. ease among cattle will be made. An effort will be put forth to cooperate witt Colorado in order to make the Guarantint more effective
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
Fell Down Flight of Stairs.

New York. May 16.-Sfrs. Alicia Arm strong. sister-in-law of the late Lord Armstrong. c. B., of London, inventor of the Armstrong gun, died today of concussion of the brain, as a result of having fallen down a flight of stairs in her home. Her niece, Miss Dora E. Thompson, a nurse in the first reserve hospital at Manila, inherits her fortune, estimated at over $20O,OO0. Mrs. Arm strong was the widow of John s. Arm strong, a wealthy banker.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
a pATE MAxEs ooMPLArNy.
Sees Payne in Reference to the All
 good Affair. e

Washington, May Especial. )-sena- tor Bate called on Postmaster General Payne today in reference to the Gahatin rural letter carrier case.
 Senator Bate declared that there was no section of the South where the whites and blacks got along so well together as in this section. He was positive that the whole trouble was caused by two men and urged that the investigation be concluded as speedily as possioie' m order that the whole community might not be made to suffer because of the acts of so few
 MT. Payne stated that he had received word from the inspector making the in vestigation and asked for more time. The inspector has been given until Tuesday next to make his report. This report, MT. Payne thought, would be reliable. He was personally acquainted with the inspector, Mir. Conger, who was former State Senator in Wisconsin. Senator Bates will await the report of the in spector and see the Postmaster General again.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
FRIES MERGER A GO.
Cotton Mill Combine Will Be Carried
 Out at Once.

Philadelphia. May 16.-(Special. )-To ef- feet an early cOnsummation of the Fries mill merger under the charter of the Southern Textile Company expert ac- countants were today put upon the books of all the mills concerned in Georgia, Alabaam. Tennessee and Mississippi.
 Judge Hume. chief counsel of the Southern Railway in Alabama, has been authorized 70 pass upon the titles to all of the properties involved and the actual transfer will be made as soon as the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
Look Towards Palestine.

London, May 16.--At a meeting of Jews held in Shoreditch this evening under the auspices of the English Zionist Confed- eration, Israel Zangwell. the author. sec onded a resolution declaring that the es- tabiishment of q home in Palestine was the only practical solution of the Jewish question.
 MT. Zangwell said President Roosevelt g remonstrance with Roumapia was an ex- ample for all Christendom. and recited details of horrors that had occurred at Kishineff, Bessarabia. He declared that uniformed state functionaries mingled with the mob there and that police and soldiers participated in the piliage. The Governor, he added, had ordered g Jew ish deputation which had waited upon him for the purpose of demanding pro lection to be driven out of the court yard and that many so-called fashionable people drove in their carriages '.to see the fun"
 The resolution was carried.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
MISS. STONE WANTS DAMAGES
Not Satisfied With Advertising aE
 Rasu1t of Her Captivity.

Washington, May l6.-The State Depart ment today received long letter from Miss Ellen M. Stone, demanding damages from the Turkish Government on account of outrage perpetrated on her by the brigands who captured and held her prisoner while she was in the Turkish Empire. Miss Stone does not fix any amount as a basis of her claim.
 The letter is written from Rear Portage, Ontario. In the published correspondence between this government and Turkey, no suggestion of claim for damages was made There is intimation in a note from spencer Eddy that indemnity might be demanded for the lmoInt of ransom of Miss Stone, but this claim never has heAn nressed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
FA1LED TO STUDY.
Lieutenants to Be Courtmartialed for Neglecting Duties.

Washington. May -(Special-It seems strange that officers of the army should be kept in after school for not studying their lessons, but that is the metaphori- cal logic of the plight of young Lieu tenants who have been found deficient on examination for promotion.
 They are not only to be held back but on the recommendation of Major General Bates, Secretary Root has directed that they be tried by court martial for neg lecting their duties of improving them selves at the Leayenworth Infantry and Cavalry School. The offenders, the re- suit of whose trial will be made known next week, are:
 Lieut.. T. B. Crockett. 21st Infantry; L. T. Baker, list Infantry; c. P. Morris. 9th Infantry; Rodeman Jones. 1st Cavalry William True. 10th Infantry, and w. A. Haycroft, 22nd Infantry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
SPLEEN or SOUTH HATEas.
Propose to Prevent by Law DisplaS
 of a Confederate Elaw.

Marietta. O., March 16.-The discussion of the recent incident in which Mas Nel- lie Archer. a beautiful young Southern girl was compelled by c. A. R. veterans to take down a Confederate dag from hsg residence in this city. has resulted ln a movemeit on the part Of ex-spldiers to have law passed by the Ohio IseGiala- ture to provide a penalty for displayipG a Confederate flag unless the sana has heem captured in battle
 Esx-State Senator C. T. r. Dapis of ahsn city and ]. L. Wiltsie of Tolaan nAfe nfas posed the enactment of such lNR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
A CAPTAIN KILLED.
Also a Private Slain in the Philip.
 pines.

Manila, May 16-Capt Clough Over ton of the 18th Cavalry and Private Henry Moves were killed and Private Hartlow was wounded yesterday in a Bolo rush al Sucatlan, Island of Mindanao.
 No details of the fighting have been re- ceived beyond brief telegram reporting the deaths. It is said that six of the en- emy were killed. It is thought the natives approached Captain Overton's command pretending friendship and then attacked the Americans. About 300 insurgents armed with bolos, resisted the landing ot force of scouts at Catalman, Samiglir Island. Tuesday. They charged the scouts and wounded two of them. It required ar hour to disperse the insurgents. Twelve of the latter were killed and many were wounded. The scouts, whose gallantrS has been commended. are pursuing the in. surgents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
State Senator Arrested.

Chattanooga, Tenn, May 1e.-state Sem ator J. Walter Peak was arrested this morning on the charge of felonious as- sault upon an indictment found by the grand jury. The offense for which Mir. Peak is under arrest is that of publicly assaulting contractor William Bowling in the Live and Let Live Drug Store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
Rioters are Sentenced.

St. Petersburg. May 16.-The majority of persons arrested for participating in the anti-Semitic outrages at KishineY, Bessarabia, have been tried and sentenced to various punishments. Although they were mostly arrested on returning to their homes after the second days pillage with their arms full of plunder. all the pris- oners protested their innocence and pleaded that they found the things in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
THREE CHILDREN KILLED.
Little Negroes Run Over by Pas
 senger Train.

senger Train.
 Birmingham, Ala. May 16.-A special to The Age Herald from Livingston Aia'' says: Three children of Lewis Henderson, a colored farmer who lives three miles north of Livingston. were struck and killed by passenger train No. 5 last night at o'clock. They were waiting for their mother. who had gone to town. and they had come part of the way to meet her. She missed them by returning home in a neighbours wagon. Their names are Harriet. aged IS years; Fannie. aged lS years and Earnest, aged 15 years. Tired of waiting they sat down upon the rail- road track about a mile from town and fell asleep.
 Harriet's brains were knocked out. Fannie was cut in two and Ernest was dragged along the track for 300 yards and cut in strings. Two hours afterwards a negro passing saw the bodies and notified the people living near.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
streets and were taking them to the DO. lice station.
St. Louis will Protest.

St. Louis, May Ie.-The preliminary steps have been taken by the directory of the Young Mems Hebrew Association for a mass meeting to protest against the massacre of Jews which occurred in the recent riots in Russia. The meeting Is to be the largest of the kind ever held by Hebrews in the West. In addition to pro- testing against the Russian massacres and cruelty. 1t is the purpose to institute . local movement to raise funds for the relief of the victims. At the mass meet Ing addresses will be delivered by promi- nent citizens of all denominations. Jew ish rabbis and ministers of other churches. Committees have been ap- pointed to solicit subscriptions and al- ready . number of substantial donations have been made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
overton From Indiana.

Washington, May 16.-Captain Overton was a native of Indiana. He was appoint ed to the Military Academy from Texas in 1884. Harry c. Moves. the private killed, enlisted in Troop D, 18th Cavalry, at Cin- cinnati, O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

searches are completed, sometime within the week.
 It is announced with authority that the merger will be effected upon the terms originally proposed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
Imnediate Relief.

New York. May 1s.-During the ten days that collections have been made in the United States for the immediate assist ance of the sufferers in the religious riots at Kisheneff, Russia, about &o,000 has been subscribed to the relief fund. The largest amount has been raised in this city, and the money. about s21.5oo. or a. GOO roubles. has been cabled to the head of the committee at Kiskenef. The sum forwarded yesterday was 25.0o0 roubles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
SHE'LL sANDERsoN DEAD.
Noted American Singer Expires ir
 Paris.

Paris, May ls-sybil sanderson, the welI-known American opera singer, died suddenly today of pneumonia, resulting from an attack of the grip.
 The encouragement caused profound
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
Tolstoi oives S7, 7,bOO.

Berlin, May 1s.-The morning Post pub fishes a special dispatch from Moscow saying that Count Tolstoi has given s7.50o to the fund being collected to aid the Jews of Kisheneff.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

The Umbria Is the steamer on board of which an attempt was made to ship an internal machine at New York just pre- vious to her sailing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
THE UMBR1A SAFE.
A Wireless Message Received From
 the Liner.

Queenstown. May 16.--A wireless mes sage from the Cunard line steamer Um- bria, from New York May g. was received at Crookhaven today, saying:
 All we'll Expect to arrive Queenstown at 3:30 D. m."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
THE WEATHER

Wilmington, Nay l6.-
 Fair Sunday Monday, in crsasing cloudiness; prob ably showers in afternoon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30
R~rrisicInna Der CcblamOerricn.

0enDer, Gol., %, SuIi.-9Idne
uno @ntpirfs fir Die 8erieielung Del
neiten 5rodenldnoereien i'm WeIten,
bic BON Der 8unoesregierung nit eiz
rem RoItenduFpanoe BON bielenU}ilz
lionen Dollars benerfIteIigt fperoen
fou, puroen 6ier in elmer 3uiummenz
furft Der nit Der i6pierigen 4uf@
qu6e 6etruuten Regierung8 : Sngez
nieure er0rtert. On Der 8erat6unQ
ne6mer J~ngenieure She'll, bic bsn8au
Der proiettirten 8ieisllperte in 4ri3o=
ma, GuIifornjen, Colorado, Sou6o,
Montana, RsoGoa, geip : Werico,
Sio : 9utota, lttab, Oregon, Bdib=
ington uno 0Doming Ieitsn. 0o8
8unnifon = 3unreI : Projett in So
Gorubo, tpeI6es cine Der gepaltigiter
acknowledgements fir 8erieie=
lungs3pefe 1T, miro 6sionoere Bead
tuna ftn0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30
4us S~altimnrr=G nuntb.
S. Goodman 9oDo BEL einem 6abr=
unfaa nabe5u peruneliidt. = Ser
i9ieoenes pom @puntp.

IVEpNlIS OpHl SpultlU.
9r. $. Goldman 8opo unb oeFen
Wutter, 5ruu Wm. 8. 8opo, enttaz
men am 0ienitas 4benb, pG6renO lie
nuhe Hurton in ibrem @efGbrt oi:
2unoitraBe entlang fuhren, nit tnapz
per Not1 i4peren 8erleBungen. Nube
Der Bride gu Burton i9eute Das
9fero Dor Der Qofomotipe zines @rz
preB3uges unb lief cine 80idung bin
auf, nobel bus 9efG6rt umftir3te.
6rau 9opD uno ibr So6n erlittsn
leidte S9urfpunben. Sic tebrten,
na9Oem bas 9ferb beru1igt mar, mad
ibrer WObnung 5urid.
Ser 6teoenes.
Die 59iebibungen nit i9perem
@ei6iiB gu Sort 4rmiiteuO gu 9apz
fins : 9oint mubten auf Q%norbnung
bes 3riegsIetretdrs in D~ui6ington,
,. g., eingeiteqt fperben, oa Die r9az
biIon Chemical Co." nel6e in Der
Nd6e cine @6mefelidurs : 5ubrit BE-
iBt, bebuuptet, i6r 8eiiBthum peroe
our6 bic our6 bic @6iife herDorgez
rufenen @rI4Itterungen bei4doigt.
Die gpmmiFGre DOn Baltimore
Gountn 6u6en geItsrn ben @ontratt
fir Die Qieferung por 8oblen fir Ou5
8ert6tsoe6Guoe, 4%rmenbdus, Sc
fdnqniB, bic SpriBenz unO Stations
6GuIer an Die @ilIon G 8ennp So.
BON 3opion uno an SEQ. Sefop BON
GodeDspiqa pergeben.
Sine Delegation DON 8epo9nern
BON Qut6erpiQe eriu4te Die @ommiis
fare, etnu 20 6euerbpOrunten in Den
StruBen oieIes Stdot4enS aufiteaen
al lafen uno bic 8spo6ner 81 unterz
ftiiBen in osrNnI4uffung einerSprtBe
fir Die freipiqtge 6euerpebr. Die
N~n9elegen6eit rpuroe an ben @ountq7
7Feuermari6dQ pertpteien.
Dit bsmofratii6en PrimGrtpd9lslt
IoQen am 8. 4uguIt in Baltimore
Gountp ftattFinoen unb Die Irrangez
mentg bierfiir iino 6sreits beenbigt.
Die 59ulbe60roe bes @ountps bat
ben Gontrutt fir S6reibmuteriol fir
bic S6ulen bes Gountps an bic Wm.
&. 6. 0uldn1 So. pergeben.
6r.' 3elfair %. N}urriott, Der gu
Gate : Station an Der nR0roItfen
Central : 8a6n" po6nt, tOotete am
leBten @onntug MOr9en, ndbreno er
Ii6 auf Der SugO mad 2oBen befono,
pel6e i'm in Der Ha6tru6e itOrten,
einen 6oIen. 6ilfs : @iloworbein
8. Malcolm 60rte oies, lieB Mtarriott
per6uFten uno oisIer itrufte 9rn.Dfdrz
riott INN S. uno Soften. 9r. N}urriott
nu6m ii8 Dor, in 3utunft ale 8oBen
genuu 81 betru6tsn, ebe er auf tie an
fe1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30
Npu SIikc erlh(aucit.

Pitts6urg, ga, %. SuIi. -
Sine 2tn3a6I 5taliener iudts 6eute
nG6reno zines 8enitter5 3uflu6t in
BEN 8ebGuOe 0r. 1908, 9eqpitraBe.
Das 8ebGuoe nuroe BON einem 8lib
i6la9s g~etrOffer, pslher 3mei be
MIGnner, Iamens Serafino Gonacit
uno Soiepb Greco, augenblifli6 t0os
tete. Drei anOere Mdnner nurOen
perleBt, perOen ieoo6 geneien.
NIpsnu, Mi4., %. Sult. - 5r
6arrispine, 4lcono : Gountn, nuroen
Same5 0e6orreit uno Satin, in Der
0G6s DON OnapaD, 9re8que SslonOz
Gountp, Der 6armer Den Grothers
pom 8IiBe erI6logen. 0us gIei6e
SaiGIal srlitten Nnorep 6onien, IA
Sabre aft, unO Ieine jungs GouIine gu
Gong RapiO8. 6anisn's OnteI tpurot
our9 ben 8liBi6luo i4per berleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30

dngebli9 nidt, neil er in @qftn beg
fran3DiI4en Rulturfdmpfes gu uns
entT4lofen gefpeien lei. Die GarIis
item f4einen ii9 aud pieoer 81 regen;
fpeniqftens 6etdmpfen Die Ipdnii6en
Rur0inGIe RampoGa. 3pei beutide
auroinGle baden 9otti uno 8annu=
teQi auf i6ren S9iIo er6o6en.
Die aus 5rantrei6 au5gerpieienen
Oroen iino auf RampOuu ni4t gut
gu Ipre6sn, Offenbar piro benz ldn9@
id6rtgen pGpitli6sn Staatsietretdr
ieBt Qles angefreioet, mas RdrOindz
len unp OrOen gegen ben Stri6 ging.
Die ySribuna" ertldrte 6eutey}a4t,
odB 8aroinal Gibbons bic Champagne
unter ben 8arbinGIen fir eine nRez
formtir6e" e%rOffnet babe. Dies babe
bic ituIienii6en 3aroinGle perleBt
uno bieielben bdtter gegen ben rtiiba
men Qmerifaner" Stsuung genommen.
Gs mangeG an Roppen.
IT 0 m, 20. SulI. Va man ems
70 groBe 3abI BON 8orOindIen bier
ri6t erpartet bate, 1T man i'm 8otiz
fan in cine feline @erIegen6eit gerus
then. Dem 8ruude gemdB iperoen
fdmmtlifen Rdroindlen @qutpdgsn
aug Dem pGpitlifen Marftaq sur Der
fii9ung geiteqt, unO 3lpar mii7en ie
nit Iauter Rdppen o6ne Q65ei6en unh
nit ungeituBter S6peifen beipunnt
ietn. On einem ioIfen PferOe 0}dz
tertul lit man nun gu tur3 getommen,
uno 10 miiFen fi9 einige 8drbindle
iaon nit brdunen RoFen begniigen.
Die Soften Der perI9ieoenen
Srouerzg eremonie'n uno Des Gons
cloOe toerOen iibrigen5 auf 100000
| gei6GBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30

9oIi5if reftgntrt. - DO
fight Sobn 8. Gonnor pom Oitli4sn
OtItrift reIignirte geitsrr, unb tpuroe
feline Reiignatior angenommsn, troy
benz Acknowledgements gegen i'm Dor
ldgen, oaB er ieinen 8a3irt ni4t in
porI4riftsmdBiger Beiie abputrouils
Iirt uno ii6 unniiser Beiie in einem
8iireau aufgebulten babe. gonnor
nurbe am /. Qpril 1901 gum Bolt
Siiten %erndnnt.
8rdnoe. - Sin Qlarm pom
9uiten CIR. 38 rief bic 6eusrtpe6r Of
tern na9 benz 9auie Nr. 628, Sob
@trube, poielbft duf INTERCHANGEABLE
Teuer entitunben mar. Die 6Iammen
tpurten i'm Seine qel0iAt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30

Iionz9ouie" I'M rOruiD olh Port
iein gFerb, bas er bort an9eoulDe1
hattie. UNI ppr benz Regen SduB gu
iufsn, ii6 Dor stti4en 3a9en lOsriB'
beI6loB bic g~arfbeboroe, bic poiI5elz
beb0rbe gu erfufen, bei'm rVtani'onz
Souie" einen 9oli5iiten gu ltatlonIz
rem.
Die 9eh6rbe rpuroe bon benz Gt9err@
Thinner Der 8 older Qunb an @rbmarz
Qpenue unb 8elairz Rodo, tpelfe Die
@tabt CUR 8ergr0Berung uno Nbrunz
6una bes Clifton : Pdrts" antauter
min unb fppfiir Der Staotrat6 $50
900 perpiuigt bat, benudridtigt oaB
$4,000 Der nieprigite preis lei, tur
Den bus Qanb gu baden lei. Od itd0z
tide Grperten ben Wertb auf $16,1
500 abgef6GBt BADEN, puroen Die
So. Gallagher unb 9aIpin als Goz
mite ernannt, fpeitere unterbdrolut7
gen nit benz @~igent6iimsr an3utnuz
pfen; Die Mit9lieoer tpdren aber ale
Der QnIi6t, baB bas @onbemnirungs@
perfd6ren pabrf4einli4 eingelsttet
perben miiBte. GommifGr 8oo5e
nonte bic NngeIegen6eit duf ben Slid
legen unb pie Regelung berfel6en Der
i'm September bonn Mdpor gu ernerz
nenben neiler 8e60rbe ii6erlafen.
Der yRinber : SpielpIab : 8eretn"
eriu&te bic gs60rbe nm bic grldu6~
niB, ben rSeberul 9iG purt" ais
SpietpGub fir 8inber benuben 81
biirfsn, tpeI9es 9eiu9 an bus @omite
fir bic bz8ultimorer Pdrtdnldgen
~pertpiefen purbe.
Ser r8ereinigten 8na6enz8rigube
BON Qmeritd," elmer militdriI6en Or
goniIation, tpeI6e i'm Sttober in
Baltimore lire Sa4res Convention
6aGten tpiro, tpurbe Der gIuB fir at6z
letiffe Spiele i'm n9atterion : Yart"
fir ben 2.SftO6er CUR ausI4lieBliden
8erfigung gefteGt.
!6r. 96omas 8. Qgnetp BON Nr.
II, Rorb=6 oparbzS trdbs, oFferirte
Der 8e60rbe elm Racoonz9aar fir ben
800" i'm r0ruibs 6insP drt," tpel6es
8e7fenf bdrtfenb angenommen puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30
%ns ArbritrrfreiitH.

GuHe1r9dHtl dflpH 0el WAlhal9uiildleO
Wpoonorters" geplant. 6r.
8omperg ion pieOer belfen. =
Sine Union Der 8arbiere.
Sn Der geitrigen 5isung Der Bal
timore 6eoerdtion Of 2a6Or" ipuroe
nab LANCER Debate cine BON Der
8dugenertI9ufts Settion gema9ts
8sfiirportung, General : Setrstdr
Qttinion Don ben nQmalgamateb
Wppbporters" ein5ulaoen, mad Bal
timore gu tommen uno bier eine2ofal>
Union ienes 8auidreiner : 9erbano,3
gu griinben, angenommen. @s lpuroe
bebauptet, baB bic beItebenoen 8au>
observation-disclosures bic Situation nt4t
bemeiItern.
Serner fpuroe auf 8efiirportung
Der 8uugepertI9aft5 : Settion BE-
i6lofen, 9rdiioent 9ompers BON Der
n4merican federation Of Qa6or" gu
eriu9en, mad Baltimore 81 tommen,
Inn bic Streitigfeiten 5pif6en ber
Concrete 6irma unb oeren crit Dor
tpenigen Monaten orgdntIirten Ir6eis
tern gu I6li9ten.
Die 9eleguten Der folgenben Or
guntidtipnen ipurDen gu SiB uno
Stimme 3ugelufen; n@lectritul Borz
ters CIR. 27," Limited Garment Worz
fsrs," r9lumbers uno 9usfitters,"
rSteumfitters uno 9elpers," nWarbIe
Yolii6erg," Boot unb S6pematers."
9r. Sobn Hieger Don Der Union Der
8rauerei : Nrbeiter purbe ais Ra6z
fOIger bss tiir3Iid gum 9ulfss Setres
tGr Der 6eOeration erpGbltsn 9rn.
MidaeG 6orpe gum SruItee srfpd6It.
Sein 8egen : GanbiDdt mar e.. u.
8~oIfsbeimer.
Union Der 8ubiere.
Die tiir3Ii6 gegriinoete Union Der
8dr6ierge6uIfen bielt geItern N6eno
in Hu6mann's 6uGe an Der 6reosz
rid, nube 6apetteitraBe, i6re erfte
@eridmmlung, in Der bic 8eamten
i%nItuQirt, so MitgIieber aufgenomz
men unO Oier3ebn Ganoioatsn porz
osi6ldgen tpuroen. Die 8edmter,
nel6e pon benz General : 0rguz
nifator Der internationaIen Union Der
8drbiergebiilfen, 9rn.3 6eoOor 2edert
BON Bai6ington, =. g., initaGirt
fpurOen, fin0: prdiioent 5. g. 8agz
rer, 8icezPrdiioent WaItsr Weber,
S4uBmeiIter SU6n Mitpieg, CORE
fpOnOirenoer SetretGr 6ranf 68ults,
prototoqirenoer Setretdr GopurD
9ominid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30
0nmn1i,s frrn.re @nnihe.

5onpIutu, %. SuIi. - Sn Der
geftrigen 6iBung oss Some 8uIsz
Gonpents Itelte Elm 0elegdt ben 4n=
trug, Den Ser. Staten : GongreB um
9epG6rung bon llnub4dngi9teit fir
6arpoii gu erIuaen, uno plaioirte Ter
ner fir S9affun9 elmer SnIularz
Regierung, pie lie Cuba beiiBt. Die
Reoe Ces 9eleguten purOe nit GRO
Bsm 8eifun aufgenOmmen, uno es lit
fs6r pubri4einli4, oaB mun 3pedS
elmer IOl4en 2%pstrennung cine 9etiz
tion in umlauf IeBen miro, pef4e
ounn Der ieBige 0ele9at 8aIionanoIe
benz GongreB in 8uIbington 81 iiber=
mitteln Bate. Sine iol4e Petition
piiroe ii6er BON 3ahlrei6en @tngebos
renen unter3ei4net peroeR+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30
nterhnItmnae 10
StaOt Baltimore.
Y rirfbef6rorrnma mud Dem ansIauoe.


Die Nuslunb-poIt fir Die nit benz
l. Guguit enoenbe Mo6e f4liebt tin
allen 6GIen prompt i'm 9auptzgoit=
amt, nie fOlgt:
Die pudetzgof 1T offen BON 9 llbr
@ormittags bis 5 1br Ia9mittags,
ousgenommen Sonntags.
Sampfer fa9ren bon gprf ab,
ipenn nift unbers ongegeben.
Grams 4tlantif6e g It.
6reitag = 8 l16r Mbenbs, mad
europa per 0ampfer rumbriu." bio
Queenstppn.
3 It mad 9 ii b. Il. Gentralz
Imerita, Meitinbien etc.
5reitag - II ll6r Na6ts, mad
Bermuda per 9ompfer nSrinibao;""
mad Curacao unb 8ene3uela per
0umpfer r3ulia;;" mad porto 3ico
Per 9ampfer .Goamo;" na9 5ortunez
Sslunb, Samaica unO 9reptopn per
0umpfer r4leg6anp;;" mad Guba per
0ampfer pta 6upand,
Die poit mad Neufunblano, bio
Norb@S ponep, unb mad Wtiquelon,
piu Bottom, l4IieBt nm l nbr Rd4m. !;
nod Cuba, Oia Tampa, tGgli6 un l
ubr Ra4m.; mad 9onouras, Sofa
3tca unD Guatemala, Dia Ielp : Orr
leans, tGgli9 I'm s ubr Qbenbs.
Sran8z 9 dciftc : Yo1 It.
Samitag, 7 ubr 4benos, nod 4uz
itralien, Neu>S eeIanO, 6itf6i, Gu
moa unb 9apuii, bio San 6ran5isco.
Die 3ransz9acificz9oft pirb td9=
lid nu9 Den 4bfabrtsbdfen gefonbt,
une Die 3eit beS POff4luI1es 1T 10
orrangirt, Dab cine ununterbrodene
MISUNDERSTANDING mogli6 lit.
g. 9uptes W|orfielb,
9oitmeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30
I'm Merlin ous nrr 6aft %rutlafiru.

G6tcago. %. Suli. - 6rou 80.
,. Ri@ Don G6icago, bic i'm Sabre
1900 in Suore5, Merjto, rpe9cn Grs
morbun8 i6res 9utten 5u Is SaRren
3u6t6aus perurt6eilt nurOe unb tire
5truFe in Dem Staot5gefdngniB BON
G6i6ua6uo perbiiBte, 1T auf freien
SUB geisBt porOen. SIRE 6~reiIo7ung
erfolgte auf ben 8runO FIN, baB baS
8elaftun95moterial un3uIdngli6 gez
psIen fei. 5rou Ria bate ii6 no4
Dem 3ooe i6res Gotten nu6 3erdS
geflii6tet, mar o6er an Die meritantz
I6sn 8e60rOsn 5ur PrO3eiijrung aus
Qeliefert poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30
sinc 9,ciie mod, 9eutfdhlauS.

I'm Die Welt ober na4 irgeno einem
S6eiIs Der @eGt a~rrangirt. Reiiez
biQete ii6er ale 8abnz uno 0dmpf ers
2inien. 9beo. s. 0iener &c
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