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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
HALF CENTURY MARK '
Union Station to Have Notable
Service Of Weeks Duration.

$sS Service .OI a}vVCCh . Il 1uA oSAS1A'!S
Ii Union Station Methodist Episcopal
Church. lev. Robert NJ. Maxcy. pastor,
has arranged for Jubilee week, begin.
ming Monday.
A II the former pastors will be present.
and one or another will speak every
night during the week. An attractive pro-!
gramme has been published with
Tie cuts of several who have held
the passionate In the church.
sThe music and services are appended.
The musical part OF the proc m
which viii be given Tuesday. Thursday 'tl'
Friday and Sunday, contains some beau-
tiful selections. s
Following Is a list Of services and:
speakers: Monday. s P. NJ, rally OF tho
class meetings. Wv. Tudor. .. o.. pre-
siding: addresses by Reys. ". G: Walden
Tuesday. s P. Nj service BY tho ~ g O.
mans Z Foreign Missionary Society and
Ladies' Aid Society. Rev. Q. Rider. prs
siding: addresses by Rev. w q Vadeu
and r. NJ. #Maxey. Wednesday. =. M..i
general church service. Rev. CIV ROW
Icy. presiding addresses by George II.
raw. d. Diy and Mr.. Charles e. Brauer:
Mi: 5Ha ddon S:&Watllins. soloist. Thurs
4 day. s p. M Epworth League rally. Mr..
+ 8. E. Hughes, presiding; address b. Rev.
C l.. Banc Friday. P. NJ, Sunday
school Jubilee Mr.. Charles E. Brauer,
presiding; address by W. j. Young, D..
D. Sunday. e:15 e.. NJ, annual Sunday
school rally: address by Rev. ~
Cave: jubilee contributions. Sunday. j
Al NJ. divine worship: sermon BY J n 9.
Kilyo. d d. Jubilee contributions sun sur
3 day, 800 P. NJ. Sunday school gathering;
address by George H. Ray, D. p. Sunday,
8 P. NJ. divine worship; sermon i ny y
c. Kilgo, D. p.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
READY FOR THE FRAY.
Gov. Montague to Enter Upon ia
Long Siege Of Party Stamping.

WV. ASsAS -
Long Siege Of Party Stumping.S
Governor Montague spent yesterday In
his office In the Powhatan Hotel Hotel
strengthening up his official affairs hrs 80
as to be able TO enter the canvass 2 G
lively on Monday for the Democratic
pnrty. and he seemed to have his whole
heart in the SUCCESS OF the ticket, 1or
which he Is now about to speak.
The Governor will address the voters
OF Isle OF Wight. at the Courthouse. on
Monday. and will come over to S1n l3II
field and speak that night. lie goes 70
York the following day, and returning
here, will 60 to the Southwest, 70 MAKE axe.
several speeches for the Hon oseph ~
Jyysor, starting in at Marion on Octo-,
Der It'll. on his tour OF Southwest Wiz
rinja. HIS Excellencys will visit tho III
,lc county Of Dickinson, far back IN the
mountains, whose citizens have rarely
heard the voice Of a. leader,Eot state :,
wide reputa ton There was some tax
OF conflict between the Governors en-
ragcments out there, and the Suggestion
was made that the Dickinson date 20
cancelled. The Governors reply was was: &
.,Is am going to Dickepson. nave
PROMISED those people. and II any en-
-, ynn,ents are to be cancelled, let It not
be this one.
He wnds,up his present appointments
at Amherst Courthouse on OCTOBER IN,
after which many others VIII DC MADE 'or'
I:
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COME HERE FOR REST
Former Senator Hill May Visit
His Friend, Major Sands.

q II lis not at all unlikely that former
Senator David Bennett 1lill, OF New
York, may spend a few days IN Rich
mond after the arduous duties OF the
present campaign are over. provided his
lcsul engagements will permit him 70
10 so. It Is known that Major William nan
Fl, Sands. Of this city between whom
and Senator IIil a warm personal friend.
ship has long existed. has extended 70
the New York leader an tnvltat 70 40 70
,vIsit richmond and 10 be his guest after
the campaign, and that the senator has
replied that he will be delighted TO avail
himself Of the opportunity. II he can
find the time, but tina he anticipat ties tho I
his business in the Supreme Court VIII
hive accumulated to such an.cxtent as as
"a demand much OF his attention.
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since the death OF Baker has he showed
the slightest concern. He VIII appear!
before tile Circuit Court on Monday next!
.rur.S .H. Se1non Here.

~ Nj. S. II. Semon. contracting agent
With ]. the Adam, Forcpaugh:sclls Broth
ers Shows, is busy arranging for the
appearance Of the show in Richmopd,
November The first advance cur
will arrive in the city next week to an.
,nounce the coming OF the big show.
Mr. Sc,non intends to spend a. short
VACATION among his friends and relatives
Iii the city. lie has CONCLUDED his con-
tracing season OF forty-two weeks with
these shows : concluding his fifteentli
season under tho management Of Mr..
James 8. Bailey, Of the Barnun and
Bailey shows, who Is, part owner OF T ore
5pnugh-Sells Brothers.
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LAST DAY | !. Y
OF ENTRIES.
Exhibitors Must at Least Make
Application pi,:aEie9'5 BY To- 70
night.
VIRGINIA BRED & THE \. BEST EST
Keene Sells Becky Sharp,
Raised at w arretltoil, for
Four Thousand.

Entries for the fourth annual exhibl-,
ton OF the Richmond Horse show sA !. so
citation will close tonight but those
mailed before midnight will. be received.
whether they reach the secretary before
Monday or not % l is f & n i; ylf h
share Of prizes at past shows, In proper
ton to the number Of entries made. Man
ager Smith expresses the opinion that no
other part OF the Stale can show more
handsome horses than can Richmond.
To-day is the last day. and It Is conf
IDENTIFY hoped that many local horses IN
the driving and hunter classes VIII be
shown at the exhibition. I, {, It s3iia
Virginia Is second to no state in the
breeding Of fine horses This was gain
eHcmplified on Thursday when Foxhall
i y. Keene, OF New, York. sold "a bunch OF
Thoroughbred 4 hunters and riding horses
for fancy prices. Tho pick OF tho bunch.
Becky sharp a. mnre that brought 81 900.
the highest price OF tile day. Is a HVir-
Einia horse, bred by Mr.. c.. Smith,
of Warrenton, and sold by him three
years ago to Mr.. Keenc, d for $500, the
mare 4 being then a three-year-old. Il The
mare was foaledf in West Virginia. was
purchased By Mr.. Smith and BY him de-
yeloped at his farm near Warren on MI.
Smith himself schoolcd Becky Sharp be-
hind the Warrenton pack, and described
her as one of tho best hunters that over
crossed lrauquicr county, or that ca ca r
ried him behind tho hounds. Mr.. keene
himself characterlzes the mare as the
best hunter ever ridden by him in Eng
land or Amtrica. She was sold to - r.
Winthrop, secretary Of the Meadow
Brook Hunt Club sst
e. The New Yors Herald in It's account
E Of the sale Srefers to Becky Sharp rs
Kentucky bred. bit she was bred In old
Virginia. where the hunters oil nrc fine
Tho Horse Show mana cement has add
cd the following additional class:
Glass SO. for Deep Run Hunt i,r. CLUB
&hunters-For horses owned IN the state
OF Virginia and hunted with the & Deep
Run hounds. four Jumps at four feet En-
+ tries close for thisgclass Monday. October
Sd. Ten entries or class may be void;
first, SIS: second. ,a5; third. SIS; fourth,
ribbon Entrance fee. IS. 54s
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DELINQUENTs ARE FEW '
Treasures, Todd's List Shows q
Marked Decrease. "a

AT called meeting OF tho Board q
Supervisors Of Henrico county, held az
the courthouse yesterday. Treasurer
Todd submitted his list Of delinquent
Taxpayers. Tho report showed a marked l'il''tl 4
decrease in comparison o former years ar
The board was greatly pleased With the )
work Of Mr.. Todd and one OF the mem M
&bcrs stated that not in many years mas
the delinquent list been 80 small
n The list was returned TO the treasurer
who will on Monday submit IT to judge
Scott, y OF the Circuit Court.
MI Treaslrer Todd " II not make his an.
nuai report before early IN November
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
!. OCTOBER. WEATHER.
Peep Into the Future if It Copy
Fair the Past.

Section Director Evans, Of the Weather
Bureau. has compiled interesting "a "a re-
garffnE October for seven wears past :I2
Az toStcmperature the record snow ", !, q.
Mean or normal temperature, CLIO de-B
grees IS i 33 ! s3.. !. ,o.,
with All average 81 Oi6 degrees .a *,
Tho coolest month was that o. 1870
with an average Of $50 degre es:,
The highest temperatu lure was 30 degrees
Tie lowest Temperature was 81 degrees
on October %, 1898. V, y, ~, &. 7.
The earliest date on which first killing
frost occurred In autumn, Octoner, 18Th:
Average date on which first killing,
frost occurred In autumn. Novemebr 81
AS to precipitation Grain or or melted mel ct
Average for the month. 1852 inches.
Average number OF days With .ol OF n
The greatest monthly precipitation va :
The least monthly precipitation was Q y
inches in 1901. S& u :.
The greatest amount OF precipttattort re-
corded In any ~ consecutive hours was
,2,0s inches on October y and 90 1871.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
HAYDN's SEASONS 4
This Oratorio Has Been Selected
by the Wednesday Club.

The first meeting Of the club for the
coming season takes place next Tues.
day night. at s:15, at. the Young Mems
Christian Associat ON Hail. All the mem
bars are expected TO- be present them
selves and also to bring with them new
Their friends and acduuaintances. 4.
The music committee. with the approval
Of the conductor, has selected 2, rs the
eraaqo f9r next f ses study Haydns
scrlptive Of the four seasons Spring,
Summer. Autumn and Winter-and fur
nished splendid opportunity for this YER
terly manner the various moods aug-.
scsted by the changing seasons Of the
year
The music, committee has under con-
sidcration the advlsab,lty of selectns
onn Of the great Wagner operas for he
secular programme Of the second night;
| There has heen growing tendency OF
late for oratorio societies to give some
otn, he best operas in orator!o style,
The committee, however, will carefully
weigh all these consideration s before
milking o decision.
club, announces the following committees
'' rnaee &c Nv. stevens Stew Or, NJ
Trag I.en:,, Z, n Norris, !, sitterdips' ~.
IIal!--I1 stterd ing, chairman;J, Stewart
Rrysn, u, $, Hutzler r. II, Mayo. T.
Muscle, A.. Hoen :chalrman Eugcne
cor, VEL 20 McGellcc,
! Actis MembersIip--R. Fl, Harrison,
chairman; w, G.. Mercer Eugene Jones,
Board : Of Governors--ii. Il. .Meloney,
| president; George "! Stevens, $. ",
rravers, H. s. Hutzler, r. Il Mayo, II,
Z; Cabell, y sitterding L.; 2, Morris, z.
| r, r. Harrison vs.. p. Duke, Wallerf',
/ Mercer Dr. w. h O. McGehee. Eugene
4 Jones J. Stewart Bryan, FL q. Mayo. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
DE. Smiths October Series

Or. smith, OF the Second Baptist
Church. wl1lbpreach5 Sunday evenings dur;
Ing October a series Of sermons on the
&c neral theme. THE Heroic Age OF Chris .lrsS
tinnity. 81, Il q
First The Fllness OF the Times. or the
Worlds Preparation for Christ.
Second Christianity's Early Foes.
Judaism Plagiarism and the Roman EN- I'm:
.pire. K
Third Nero's Prosecutions. 5!5s5544
Fourth: Persecution by the Roman Ems
ntre In Second and Third Centuries.
4. HI th:3 Constantine and Victory.
.ro. nlorrbw IA evening the Introductory
subject, ".The Fulness OF the Times
will be discussed. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
Fourth Session Of School.

st. Lukes parish school, which is part
of the work or the church OF tllat n me
mond began its fourth session las Mon
day. TtsSp purpose is to take children un-
derthe public school nge and teach tneh n
APOSTLES Greed, the Lords Prayer, and
the Ten Commandments. Miss Annie
Blair, who was confirmed at St l.uEe's
by Bishop ,NNhittle, is the TEACHER, Miss
5Flnl,. Is very popular with3sthe children
ard is doing good work. al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
MISSIONARY SOCIETY. =. III
Important i Convention IF Chris
IA tan Workers in LYnchburg.

The annual convention Of the virginia "
Christian Missionary Society assempl sas
IN gLynchhurg next week in6 sesss on
Mi. w. II. Fox, superintendent OF Ech-
mond Public Schoolus. is president, OF tne
society, and Rev II. Charles COMBS. W.. W.
cfficient field and financial secretary'
.Thc past year has been successful. over
seven hundred members having been
added to the churches during the year,
besides a large amount Of cash being
Gave, OF this city viii be among the
princa pal speakers at the convention,
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Wants Every One There.

The pastor, Dr. Young, is desirous Of
seeing every member OF the cbula,h and
congregation present at tomorrow morn
Ing services, at which time he will have
a. message OF great Importance to tho
church. At night he will begin q series.
Of sermons on the home. the subject for
this opening sermon being, The First
Wedding. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
The .."Triumphant Christ"

Services at Laurel Street Methodist T.. Y
Church VIII epeeu enn y Ia IN
ions viii be- Bop present. Dr. Henry f. ohm.
sons morning theme will be The IT =.
umphant ChrlstmH e I'LL prea q g ~
nisn invited to the service. HIS subject
Vii be 5"The Emancipation Of Mantood..
Mrs T. n Farmer, who has been bee s.ns'ns
SO sweetly during the w Ween ~ YEA each 1, 5Ist
during the coming week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
Miss 8Tackson's Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. r, Z. Jackson gave a
mig In honor OF their daushter Miss
Florence & Ja cksop. IN The evening was
whiled nwaY, With games, reel Y lions.
present were;g Misses Maggie Bryant,
~ ilie i owary, Florence Williams, Mat
tie jackson, Lula Jackson. Ethel I+oWer3,
Lettie Johnson, Fannie Barnes, Epn!cey
I1obson, Graca Robertson, Bessie Will,
kinsop. Myrtle Philips. u Louise Phillips
Ola 1Pilk!asoa Magg,e Yeats. Ola Yeats
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
Sunday Breakfasts.

Tho 18th Street Miss!on VIII open IT'S
lodging rooms and lunch counter Monday
morning. Sunday the free breakfasts
Will begin, and at s clock many hungry
and mug of coffee. & Z, 4, III,
The exercises for "Children's Day VIII
begin Sunday afternoon AT o'clock;
Many ,ttlien children Will take part. but ,.1t
was occe stoned by the death Of title
Charlie I:antz, who was drowned Thurs.
day afternoon In q. dock Iii tho reargo Of
the mission. b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
The TRANSPORTATION.

The Rev.. Jere Wltherspoon ~. p. pos.s
tor of Grace street Presbyterian Churcli.i
viii preach tomorrow morning , and Y "A. 2 4
nj CHIT Tho docto orning suole ,lcw w
III sIs'and night his subject will 20
Fri,ha Trans t1gurn ton"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01

Mary Harmon, Marie tucker. Eva Wood.
Tie gentlemen present were: Scott
Bailey, James stewart. Eddie Lowery.s
Leander Bootright. NauSht Yeatcs, va
Robertson, Willie Day, Earnest Blhnton.
ELI 5 Bailey. Richard Tucker, Tom Tis-8
nor. Louis Tucker. q, ~,
Mrs, j. II. Philips Mr.. Jacob Russell, Mr.
gAppiowhite.s Mr.. George ?. Lowery,t n RS
/ X. r. Tucker. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Carlton
Keene and Mr.. IIowery:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
Haley's Services.

Rev & 81 Haley VIII preach at the
Seventh ~ Street Christian Church 70,
n orrow morning and night. as usual y
Services will held in the sunday-schools
room on account OF repalrs being mace macs
to the church. 5g55 gssf $st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01

The Memory Of Mrs. Langllorne.
The Misses Lanshorpe Will reconst
and beautlfy Emmanuel Church. Abe
marie county, as a memorial to their, :,
some toweriwIll be built and tho inter-
Tor will be beautifully decorated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
Bishop Williams Here.

Bishop williams. OF u apnn, is now in
Richmond spending a. short time before
he leaves for, his distan Mt home. q,
Rev. n. W. Eeve, Of Ivy Depot. Abe
marie county, was a. visitor In Richmond
last week. 4 y ssy g e. 4 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
R s,;ee M0nF0L Tx R sses
Trip. Every Sunday Trip.

On the Popu affinity excursion
VIA NO FOLK AND WESTERN III
Leaves BYRD Street statisl $40 A.. Nj,
Quickest, best and only all-rail route.
No change Of cars. TRiLBY alyes you
one hour longer With your friends In Nor'S
folk than any other Sunday out lna train,
RICHMOND HORSE sH low, OCT, 1872,
Reduced Rates tYla5'Rn E. g PtW, 81,
Railway.
\ Rate, one fave for round trip, phlus 50
cents, for admission to Horse Shows
TIcke,s On sale al all stations OctoY3
Der 18th to ?2d inclusive; final limit octo3,5
Der 90 1901; good going only on !latn Il
sale and Tor ntlnuol,s, rasause IN each
direction. Apply to ticket agents klch-.
nond. fredericksburg aid Potomac Rail,
road and Washington South Railway.
N 58,, s5 w. F. 'rAYLOR s5i
Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
Admitted as a Postulant.

Ar. Evils Garter Harrison l Of Rich
montl, has been adnlitted&as a. post ulant
for holy orders. He will enter the Vir-
glnia Theological, Seminary this m onth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01

Mite Mission Adjourns. M
:. The yVoman's Mite Missionary convon-
ton elected officers last might. and adj
journed to meet aga'n in Hampton. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01

Judgment IS Asked.
The Tanner Paint and OIL Company
filed a motion Of Judgment yesterday IN
the Law and Equity Court for $ll79 vs..
w. s.. Bethel 55 Il sg ssiB x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
i Pond Was Acquitted.

In the Hastings Court OF the#cllarge OF
murder. ls y,
with grand larceny. went over Unit the
October term, # II 5rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01

VIRGINIA STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION, LYNcHBURG, VA, 81
OCTOBER so TON5TH, ri
For the above coca sion the Chesapeake
'end Ohio will sell tickets from Richmond
to Lynchburg aud return on t'ctnoer 81
and Sd, with final limit OF October Sth,at
rate Of 500 round trip. "a, }gs III
$s Train leaves Richmond. 1920 a. NJ, With.
3purlor car. Alt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.
G.. s.
Sunday Outings 4 !
Ito c Continue Until Oct !. g J. ID :! ].
ROUND ssh 90 TRIP ?
NOTE CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
RETURNING. n

# 4 cave richmond $50 andSo a. NJ Res
tnrning. first train leaves Norfolk Via
Ocean View route. 8 p. Y NJ; leave Old
point ISIS r.. M arrive Isic almond a:lst
NO STOPS. Second train leaves Norfolk
via G. & o. STEAMER, Y rs F. M. Leaves
Newport News $40 ~. Ms arrive aicil-5
i1nond 1925 F. NJ. $l,00 round trip to- Old
Point, Ocean View and Norfolk; Caps
Henry and Virginia Beach. S125
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01

The Richmond Convocation.
The fall neeting ot the Richmond Con-
yona ton will be hsld in st. johns cEurcn
coium bia, during the last Week - ss1ct'-
Der. z. 3g 45S s. ala 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24

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i6r uid)t m0gIih, iencn GuolI lhrcd
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nod cinmoI rnter oie 9GIgcn 5lt tire
ten Or. 2epi, Der @efdugniBar5t
mlroe 81 Niilic gcrlticn unO Der
idbricb ibr Elm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N(it'
tcl. &6r &otcr pclher Inn oicic 3cit
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IuIIen, nm lie bcrll6igcu 5t beIfcn,
mo iic mar bilmen alr5cm geniiacno
bcrGcitcat nm ii6cr Oie oSclri5cr.
Bride, mclhc ooS @ei0nguiB nit
Ocm @eriht uerbinoct nu6 Scr
.Ecn" i'm oritten Stodmcrf oe3 @c.
rid)t3QCbGll0cS gebcu 81 tonncn
Sri. Nottcrion mar iibriaen9 niht
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bonohmgcn, 5l pieI fir ibu gelucicu,
Mis- Nan nnh GntIoiitna Der >5llrn
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sum oritten Molc lno bel tbrcr glu.
fluit in Der Belle 5lm picrtcu N}olc
5iliommen. Der @ci0nQniBor5t be.
bouoelt Ole glngctlogte ino IicB ipG-
ter ibrcn &nter micoer 81 ibr font
men. Sic ihicn Oenielbcn bel lei
ner 2lnfrnit nidt 5ll erfennen. 3pci
MGrtcrinnen murocn Gerbei gcrIiclL
I'M 6nS lfdoden 5ll pilcgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24
8Grenjago in Den StraRcn uuu Gin
rinnnti.

Cincinnati, %. 0e5ember .--
Gin fiir5lih eingefangener @0r. mel
der gum 8erfnlIi bicrbcr gebradt
uoroeu mar, rib iif beltte bon lei
uem 3iibrer los iuno neruriodtc bel
Ieinem 2oiie orr6 Die NIT Weniden
geiiiQteu StroBen eineu miloen 40,
nif. Gr plIroe oreimnl gcpndt, rib
lid ieoof INNER micocr los, bis eS
gelong, ibm einen Sod iiber oeu
Stopf 81 itiilpen ilno ibn iiher ieit 5ll
binoeu Gr bib orei Eeriouen m0b'
reno Der SeBiago uno ocrlettc iie
5iemlih id)iuer.
3iuei Barren mnren fiir5lih nubc
Olorgontomn, ga, gefangen luoroen
lno nrIroen gum 8erfoiic bicrber
9ebrddlt. Giner oeriel6en muroc per.
fouft, rto ais ole aGuier i'm ans
letnem 8Giig 81 bolen 0crludten, 500
er Den aopi aus oCr SdIlinge, iprnng
pom 8ngen bera6 imo liei uui eincn
nit a1lliern geiiillten Qeportementss
2aoen 81. Die Dienge itob init ilirdt.
borem 2Grm nod alien Hi6tlngcn
BIN ouSeinanocr. 9iad)oenl Der Bar
iiini @epierte melt gelnuien mar,
ill1tc CT ,3uflltt in elmer gllleu mo
BORT mllroe er, nahoem linn cin ais
&ingfdlnpier befannter 9teger eincn
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bon mebreren itnrfen Didnuern iIber.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24
mmbeDagen
lta6 oellt
Spetieu.

2cltC, mcIhe nod Sem Glen ltu-
6cGogcn cmpfh10cn ijh nit tiHcm
@eiiibIc bon 8oIl6eit lmo ShuGre
beoriidt iiiblerL uno mel6c bdltiig
fin0eu, DAB Die gfubrlug auibi0Geno
uno idmer5enO mie- Elm i6mereS Gc.
niht in Der Mogen0ru6e bGngt, oNcr
meIde lei0en an Gerltopflmg iuncrli-
hen S0morrboiOen 8oabliitiGfeit inn
Sopie, iourem D}ogen llcbcltcit,
Soobremem 8opiueb, glbibel por
Nnbrllna goiigcm 9lufItoBen, iinteu.
oen oOer iIottern0eu Seniationen in
elmer liegenOen Stellllng, S6luin0cl
bel pl0Bli6em 9ltiitebcn, Supien o0er
@eiueben Dor Den ghlgen ,5ieber llr0
olrmpiCu Sdncrj im Gopie, mnnacl-
baftCv SdmciBobiouoerlmn GeIb.
belt Der Suut mo 2Iugcu S6mcr3
in Scr Scite, 9rllit, Oen @lieocrn
umO pl0Bliden 6iBe.9luiGaen ioIItcu
etlide Sropien 9ebrnncben Dor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24
WlaiOr NarOin freiaelprudlcn.

.Uiunila. %. Iejcmber. Wla.
jor GOmoro e. 0orom pon Oem 7.
9lmoe3 (Snianterie Ncgiment lit
ourd friegSgerihtIihea llrtbeil BON
Der 9(ntloqe Der IohlGiii0tcit i'm
Gicnitc irei0ciprohen ruorocn. Gr
mar brihuloi9t, feline qeniiaeu0e
8od)monnihoit III Dem Molate.@e.
idnNniB gebolten 5ll boben. 2ll3
Dem 0cnonnten @eiangniB limo fiiri.
lid SO cugeborcne StrGflinge EN-.
lpihen, nohoem lie orei Der luodt-
bobenocn SolOnten nieoergenodlt
batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24
Mctrlci ani scr SnIel Samar.

Gin 2icutenont unb 81 eingcborcuc
aluOihoitcr ourh &nllrgcntcu
niehcrgemodt.
Wiouilo, % TC5Cmber 9ie
|ldoreN boben bel GolOreS, oui occ
Sniel Somor, eineu 2ieutcnout mo
81 Solooten Der 3S. Gompo0nic cilI.
1eborencr &lmoid)nftcr nicoergt'
moht nohornl iic Nicicl6en bon eli
nem SinterboItc ans iibcriollcn bot
fen. 3pcitouienO @ulaioucS bcoro.
ben ole Stoot Dolores, mo Die Sodl
loQc lit fritiicb. 2icutcnont 9(bbott,
meldcr Die oortioct @ltnoihoftct be
iebligt bot INN @crit0rtungcn cr.
Ilbt.