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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-31
NAVY DEPARTMENT STILL HOPES


THE Pennsylvania warping to her dock, Captain
howled hysterical delight. the plank
than he galioped UP board only
be recognized with asnazement by many He
had been ship before. but belonged to the
Conemaugh.
Went ashore and got lost" said one Of the men,
Somebody tried to steal him. was the wisdom OF
another
Looks IL he had jumped the ship preferred to
go home with u.s. third man suggested.
The Pennsylvania arrived at Philadelphia several
weeks ago. with the dog Captain, board. When the
crew heard that the Conemaugh had reported
since she left Coronel they turned
called the performance of the dog suggested the fate
OF. their sister ship to
But what of the ConeInaugh which the dog deserted?
She left Honolulu, sugar-laden. on January I6 fer
corone took on coal there sailed February anu
vanished.
coronel Is Is miles south of Conception town
OF considerable size. Not word Las from there.
Going south. there Chloe and Huafo islands the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-31

she carried only a cargo of damp sugar Fire below
matches being practically question the ship
ping men decided the Conemaugh became dis
abed in the hurricane fetched up somewhere-prob-
ably below Cape Horn--where crew is row. messing
on broied iccles.'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14
The Preachers Error.

In the early days of Springfield a
preacher bought some sausage for
lunch one Sunday and took it to
church with him. He carried the
sausage in the back pocket of his coat,
and dog, catching the scent, followed
him. Every few feet the preacher
would kick backward at the dog with
out looking around. Arriving at
church, the preacher began the serv-
ices, and the dog lay down behind the
altar.
A few minutes later one of the dea-
cons stole quietly up behind the
preacher, intending to hand him a
sheet of paper, and pulled his coat
TAIL Without glancing back, the
preacher gave one vicious kick, and
sent the deacon rolling down the al
tar steps onto the dog, which set up
a terrible bowling. The preacher,
still looking straight ahead, said:
"My friends, this thieving scoundrel
has been trying to rob me ever since
made purchase at the butcher shop
before coming here"
When the preacher discovered what
he had done he dismissed the congre-
cation and went outside to kick the
dog.-Sedalia (MoD Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

Will Carleton, while tarveiing re-
Gently in a stage coach among the
Green mountains, is said to have fallen
into a literTy conversation with a
prosperous farmer In the course OF
conversation the farmer, who had nc
suspicion of the authors identity
quoted from Mr.. CaTleton's poems to
illustrate some point he was trying to
make.
"Oh, that's from Carleton!' said the
poet, land I never have been in the
habit of believing one half of what he
said"
The farmer eyed him moment
somewhat contemptuously. well
stranger" he retorted, slowly, Il don't
know you, nor / don't want to be un
civil, but if you ever know half as
much as Will Carleton does you'll
know twice as much as you do now
Boston TRANSCRIPT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14
Different in Ireland.

When the earl of Clonmel was
visiting in this country year or SO
ago he was introduced to a party al
Delmonico's, of which ex-Sheriff Tom
Dunn of New York was a member
One night Dunn asked the question
usually put to a tourist:
How Go you like the country, my
lord?"
Il am astonished with it's vastness,'
replied Clonmel. also according to the
card. 1T is the greatest country on
earth, as you Americans assert, and
yet it is also small. Everybody worth
knowing seems to get into New York
/ find everybody here that 4 wish to
see, no matter where they live. That
is one Of the remarkable things the
size of the country, and yet the ease
with which lot of people can get to-
gether."
1T is quite remarkable in that re-
spect," asserted Mr.. Dunn. Il quite
agree with you. 1t is so different at
home | came from your estate in Ire.
land. l am from Clonmel myself
Here in America you and | are sitting
at the same table. At home | couldn't
get near enough to your father to
shoot him" cleveland Leader.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14
London's First City Directory.

The first directory dated from 1895,
Queen Elizabeth's reign A copy of it
is in the British museum, entitled
'sThe Names of All Such Gentlemen Of
AccOmpts as Were Residing Within
the City of London"
The next does not seem to have ap-
peared for nearly hundred years. 1t
was called "A Collection of the Names
of Merchants Living in and About the
City of London" This was printed
for Lee, Lombard street, in 1877. The
names were arranged alphabetically,
1,790 in number. In a separate list
were the names.Ibf no fewer than for
ty-four bankeZp under the heading
'Goldsmiths Who Keep Running
Cashes," twenty three Of them being
then in Lombard street. This book
contains the name of the father of
Pope, the poet.
The first directory, expressly so
called. was compiled by Brown in 1872.
who soon issued it annually and real
lied through it large fortune. The
earliest directory appeared in 1900
and successive volumes have been
brought out yearly every since.--Lon-
don Telegraph.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14
Where Land Was Poor.

A few Nebraska farmers may re-
member having lived as boys in com
munities where land was as poor as
that described in the following CRY:
Bourke Cochran was condeMning IL
certain popular novel.
THAT novel," he said. lis as poor as
Elmo county land"
as Elmo county land very poor and
barren? asked one of Mr.. COckrans
interlocutors.
rs it?'' said he. 'Well l should
say it is. Once two strangers rode on
horseback through Elmo county, and
the barrenness of the land amazed
them. Nothing but weeds and rocks
everywhere. AS they passed a farm
house they saw an old man sitting in
the garden, and they said
"'Poor chap: Poor, poverty stricken
old fellow.
1.-THE old man overheard them, and
called out in a shrill voice:
Gents, l amt so poor and poverty
stricken as We think. l don't own none
of this land Nebraska State Jour
nal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

William Jennings Bryan while max
ing his recent stumping tour found
he would be compelled to wait half an
hour or more for his train Taking
a seat in the waiting-room, he drew
forth cigar and lighted it. Just then
a porter entered and, pointing to a
sign, said:
Il beg your pardon, sir, but see that
smoking is not allowed in this room.'
Well replied Mr. ! ryan, Il sup
pose that rule is not always strictly
enforced?"
"Oh.tno sir; neit-er is the one along
side Of it." said the man, with a
grin
The orator glanced at it and read:
employees of this railway are not
permitted to accept tips"
Mn Bryan finished his cigar undis-
turl&. New York Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14
Automobile Put to Saving Wood.

Palmer Jordan, farmer living a
Danielson, Conn.,. is doing all the wood
cutting in his neighborhood at low
rate. He bought an old automobile
and fixed it up so he can attach a
belt to the machinery to run a saw
He carries the saw around in the auto
mobile, and goes from one farmer to
another cutting their wood for them.
boston Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14
Compromised.

Going to Florida this winter, old
man?''
'No. we're going to California
"Why, thought you were set on the
SOUTH"
''Well, you see l wanted Florida and
my wife wanted South Barbara, so we
compromised on the later
Compromised. Where do you come
in?"
"She's agreed to go to Florida next
year, provided she doesn't like Cali
back there. "-Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

Whlle young man and his sweet
neart were walking in San Francisco
rev night ago footpad crept up
behind them and knocked the young
man senseless. But the footpad had
not reckoned upon the young woman,s
hatpln. When she drove it into him
he gave yell and fed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

The soil of Cuba is extremely fruit
full. Cabbages there are so large iha
heads weighing twenty pounds each
are common. All vegetables do well.
Radishes may be eaten from fourteen
to eighteen days after sowing, lettuce
in five weeks after sowing, while corn
produces three CROPS Der year
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

General Ottolenghi, the first Jew adj
mitted into the Italian school of war,
died recently after service Of forty
five years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

PHYSICIANS. W. DoOLITTLE, M. D.
Special attention given to diseases OF
somen and children. Once over Benefits
rug store. Phone 50.
Lancaster, wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

PHYSICIAN-J. GODFREY, M. D.
once over postofice. Residence two blocks
northwest of 1rand Central hotel.
Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

-
pHYSIC1AN-JoHN A. GAULT
ONCE over Hatch Bros. drug store. Phone
No. SO office, and 20 residence. Residence
orner Pine and Madison Streets,
Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

PHYsICIAN-W. 81. VANDUsTN. M. d.
Office over Henkels store.
Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

HYSICIAN-WMsoN CUNNINGHAM, M. D.
Late resident Physician and Surgeon
dercy Hospital Chicago. Once and H0spi-
al In Bayley Block,
Platteviile, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

ATTORNEY-GEo. B. CIEMENTso.N
Once in Baldwin Block,
Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

PHYSICIANS. It. HAssEL, M. D.
once over the Meyer-Showalter bank,
Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

SUfAnt PUBLIC-J. MARTIN BUR0Ess.
Insurance and Collections. Acknowledge
Nents.
Cassville, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

DRS. REED 81 CARTER. DENTISTS.
Lancaster. Wisconsin,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

ATTORNEY-JoHN G. CLARK
Practice in all State and United States
courts. Office in Clark building.
Lancaster. - Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

ATTORNEY-W. e. HOWE.
Practices in all courts. Collections
;pectalty.
B6scobel, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

ATTORNDY-W. p. slYNNu.
Attorney at law. Gan practice tA oil
courts. Once IN BasfoSd Building, opposite
0atn entrance to Court House.
Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

ATTORNEYS- LOWRY & CARTHTW.
Once in Ziegler Block
Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-14

TTORNEYS-CLEARY CLEAEY.
Practice in all courts. Specialtfes-Col-
ections, loans and settlement of estates.
Platteville, Wisconsin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
an ben BruuS ge6obrt.

9reimoitiger Stooner IN 6oIgc elmer
GoIliiion nobc @orncqot mtcrgc-
gonacn. - GopitGu, ieinc Satin
nnb 5,uci Seelerte ertrumfen.
Nem Dort, fl. Iooem6er.
Der oretmoitige Sdooner .@ilion
arlo Srntin9" mtroe in Der Nodlt
bonn lebten Wtittiuo6 0lrdl oeu 9lut.
oesoampfer oGulgoa" pom 2eud,t=
tblirmoienIt, etmo 5ebn MeiIen GItlid
bon 9arnegot, IN oen @rlno qe6obrt.
Captain @altou, ieine @ottiu lmo
5tnei Seelellte c%rtronteu. Die iibriac
Warmidoit mllroe pom gGnlooo" Qe.
rettet rno beltte bier Qclan0ct.
Der Shooner mar oilf Der Gyo0rt
bon Norfolf nufl Nem.Dorf bcgrif.
fen. Ser Compiler trof i'm iolt in
Der Mitte ser Scitc lno idynitt i'm
in 5mei Stiide. GoS @rod alma 10
raid inter, ooB teine 9oote oll5Qc-
lett merocn fonnten.
Die @ercttetcn limo bier al Scr
3obl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
@ertraft.

y il o II, If. Nopembcr. Die
"6eoeral Stod ono @raiu Co."
melf)e Mofler9eidGitc perriftete
mo 60 3peigbiireaur in perI6ieoe.
llen Stooteu bes 2onoeS hotte, nobm
beirte cine llebertragung Dor. 0os
Sonptbiireau beiinbet iid in bieiioer
Staot.
Serr Wirrop, @eidGftsfiibrer in,
goItoner 9iireoli. erflGrt, Die Som,
pognie bobe onlGBli6 Der SouiIe-9e
iuegung ouf Dem @etreioemorft u6b.
reno Der lebten feds Monate min
beftens ST 100000 perloren. Sie@er
binoIihfeiten Der 9eieIIidoit eiebt el
anf bod)itens $4,000 on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12

Organ oeS 8utifan8, fdrcibt: ,@d6.
reno 9err Rooieoelt elm c%nrinenter
Staatsmann, fabiger QipIomat llno
9epanoter Sfriftteuer it, befllnoet
er 5u9letd Giefc mo tueitcn Bid. Gr
trItt EN- fir @iniadbcit oc5 2ebcnS,
Slebe 5ltr 6omilie uuO @rlmoiob'
frei'e. 9esboIb limo sic aunO0ebun'
gen Der 5reiloe ii6er feinc %Grm0bIung
leldf 81 oerIteben, on ocnet 5oblret-
d)e 9otbolifen in Ser qroBcn &cpubIif
tbellnebmen, meI6c mr @orte OcS
@obeS fir i'm bubcu."
W erifonii6c urtbciIc ii Der
Sen @ob(ou4folL
StoOt M erito, II. 9Sopcmber,
9oS omeritoniidc @oblcrgebnib
miro III bieligen politiihcn areiien
lebboft %beiprod)elt. Ger hicii9c oSe-
rulo" iogt:
"Se1timnt rlo in uidt miB3ubers
%Itebenoer @eiie orildt Die omerifani.
Idle @d6leridoft Scr imperioIiiti-
id)en uno @rpnnItona FoIitit ser
berrlfenoen 8ortci Den StenlpcI III
rer 8tIligilng mli, pcrpiIiftct lid
Sum SeboIten alien niulurQebIet@,
mcldlcS Sponien in bciocn O5canen
9enommen iultr6e, 5ltr rdihcItcn Dol
lenoing oeS Gonomo @unal2, 3unl
Tllfbou elmer groBen Morinc un0 sur
Stdrtrng 0eS militGriihcu Nrmcc@
Scr &cgierung.~
Die 3citunacn i'm 2WQenrcinclr
iprc6en bonn Trdiiocntcu Hooicoclt
ais Der impoiontcn IiQur ami ser
internotionoGen @eltbiibne, bon fo5.
mopolitiIder Gr5iebung un0 %oieIiei,
tiger 9ilorng. uno ais elmer cin5ig.
orti9en @citolt IN ser IanQcn Reibe
amcritonii6cr @rGIiocntcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12

Gibraltar, If. 0ooember. -
Ger omerifoniihe 9reu5er oOlpm-
pio," 6Ioagidiff 6es eltrop6iidcn
@eihno0er$, u1ter Dem Commando
bes &Omiruls SemeIl, qinq noh sc.
ma IN See.
@euu9tbuun9 iir ciucu
&aubunfolL
GonItunttnopeL, II. NoDem'
Der. Die amcrifanii6e @eianbts
ihoft bier bot cine Note an 0te Pforte
qeri6tet in ser ite @enugtbuung fir
oen mlGnait periibtcn Angrtff BON
RGubcrn ali cineIoromnne Oc5 umc
faniihen Sultic5 Mc2(norclUa m0
Tobe3 in Smprno prrlangt Der tiir}
lid bel }ncppo Itattfuno. 9ct Dem
Ruubiibcriaa nurOen icfS &anceIc
Der Garorpanc aetootet mo iehS5j9
aamcclc Ionic einc bctrGdtli6cS uls
me @eloes mlroGn bon Den 9rigun-
ten iueggeihIeppt. Sic @cionOtiholt
0ringt alf &crboftlnq mo @eItros
lung Der H6uber, 3uriidgobe Scr &a.
mcele mo oc3 @eloc5 mo Grgrcis
iItng bon NuBnobmeL oltr6 mcIhe
Oas @ie0erDorfommen ioIdcr llcbcr.
fGllC Derbin0Crt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
Sine aan5c 6amilic ermOrOet.

Sin Goliforuicr @cbcimniB.-Miam
IrolL SoGn mo Io6ter ob9c.
ih(udtct. Gin 5peiter Sobu
ser ein5igc llcberlebenoc.
Iu6urn Gal, If. Nooem6er.
- Srrt. SuIiuS Bcber's pr6HtigcS
@obnbol3 lit ourd 6cltcr 3crIt0rt
tuorOcn, mo 6rou @eber, ibre Sod.
ter Bertha mo ibr Sobn SAUL famcn
0ubei mn'S 2ebcn. Man ermortct,
oaB aud &rn. @ebcr'S llcberreite
lnter Oelt Griimmern liegen. @looIpb
@eber, 20 Sabre alt, ooS ein5iqe Ii.
0ere MitqlieO Der 6umilie, mar lcbtc
No6t nift 81 @ouic. Cine Goro-
uers- llutcriudlmg lit i'm @on0e lmo
bat bcreitS peroGdtige llmitdnoe ans
2idt gebrad)t. Nm 0en lleberrcItcn
3auls un0 ser 6rou 8eber iollen
@irnoen eutocdt iporoen iein, m1O
sic &Ieioer be3 WdofenS, Ociien
Qeid)e MIR menig oerbrannt mar, 5eig.
ten @llltfledcn mlf.
(SpGtcr.) - Mou meiB ieBt, oob
SltIillS @ebcr, ictne Satin, ieinc 10.
iG6rioe Sod)ter Bertha uno Iein IL
iGbriger Sobn Saul crmoroct lpur=
oerr, mo ooB Scr imbetonntc TbGter
ooS &oll5 on5iinoctc, nm iein Ser.
breden sit pcr0efcn. 6rou Weber
mo Talll Icbtcn nod, oils lie OurdJ
Na66orn ans Dem b%renneuOeu @ouie
gebolt mrroen Itorbcn ic0of bolb
ooroti. Sic 6ror, lire Eod)ter unO
Der Sobn morcn geidolien iuoroen
mo Die Scide ocS Sobne8 5ciate alts
Ber0cm StidJuun0en uli.
Ole llcbcrrcitc I%SllliltS Mebcr'3, oeS
TaterS, Iin0 ebenioQS III Den Grim.
mcrn beS ucrbronntcn SollIe3 ollfgc,
fun0cn moroen. 9Iud) er mur eridoi.
len moroen. Gr mar Is Sabre olt
uno letne 6rau #. Won glortbt,
ooB Ole Sbot BON HQllbern begungcn
iuuroc. Ibolpb @eber, ser 20sjdb=
riae Sobn iuurOe belte bon Coroner
uno Sdcriff ucrnommcn. Gr Der.
belt lid nid)t iebr mittbciliom, cr.
florte icood, or CLAUDE uiht, OoB
Houb o0cr Rod)c ooS Motin iiir ole
8%lilttbot gciucien icin. IlS CT &c,
fragt lultr0e, oh CT irgeuo meldc Ser
mitbungen babe, Mntlportete er be-
iobeno, iueigerte lid ieood, irgenb
cine Sbeoric olt5ugebelt. Gr erflGrte
oilBeroem nod 50gerno, icin 8otcr
iei ieGr ~iGb5ornig gelpeien. Der irnge
&eber lit gut bcleumunoct.
Sitlilts @eber mar Elm 9rnlterei-
9eliber ullo reid)er Mann. Gr luobnte
bier in einem pr1d)tiq ollSQeitotteten
SoltIe uno beinB betrGdtIideS Gigcn.
t6rtm 6lt SatIono, Sal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
InardDic in @eit.9 irainicn.
Gonltobler Sndion'S 600 fiibrt III
elmer @llttfeboc. - Sheriif Ga.
nielS erifoIIen.

~ 80 IlllIll M
elmer @%litieboc. - Sheriff Ga.
niels erifoIIen.
GbarIeI il o II, @. Sd, If. 0ob.
Sn Dem fletnen 0rtc Montoome.
rp, SaDette = Goluttp, bo6ell sic bier
SriiOer oes GonItobIerS SSodIon, mel
der gcItern I'M Streitc nit Dem 3oIi.
5iIten elliott bon ieinem @eaner er.
ldoiien mltrbe, Die in iener @eaeno
BON MeIt'Sirginien iiblihc 9lttfeboe
nlt9eltiItet. 9n ser SpiBe elmer mil.
ben Sd)oar bon etlpo 40 NnbGnaern
nliS Den noben Bergen iiberfielen Tie
am Ibeno Den Srt lnlo fiibrten meh.
rere Stllnoen lang cine mobreS fref.
terlSDerrlfaft. Sheriif 0oniels, Ser
eIllen Der SadlonS perbaften ipontc,
ipilroc bon oieiem al,f Der Stelle cr-
lfollell uno elm @iirgcr, ser ooSt
tolll, erIitt ooS gIeide ShidiaI. Der
Mnpor lieB alle Sd)ontlofale i'm Srtc
ld)lleBcn nno eriiid)te oen 8ollper.
llellr teIcgropbiid) Inn militGriiden
Sdrtb. Der @oliperncur ianote
Nadlritt, er meroe Mili5trilppcn in
Screltld)oft baltel1, 0ob iolten Die
Scboroen eS 5un1fit nit Der Sr9as
nIltruitg elmer Sderiffsmannifoft
oerlllt)er. SpGter fliidteten bic
SodlonS init ibren anbdngern in sic
Ser9e, no lie nit alien Shlitpfipir1.
rein pertrout limo. tSiilfsideriff 90.
bis bolte 5rpei Der 9riioer SSodion oui
DER %ertoIguit9 elm nno brodte lie
ais 9rreltanten nod ocrnSr rte 5uriid.
Won be'iirdtet, bob Die Srcunoe oes
ef'd)ollellen S6eriifs Daniels einen
all'tllrm ollf ooS SrtsgcfGngnib lr.
ferilebmen lperoeu, I'M 2pnfaerid,t
5i ilben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
Ncccptirtc Die Ginlabnng.

Die MISUNDERSTANDING in ct. 2ouia
81 bciuden. - 0ic Gciic IoQ Iid
SIT cinem Griumpb3ug gcitoltell.
@oibington II, 2. s., If. Nop.
- SrGIioent 8ooieDelt ertbcilte iein
ifon IN ben 9eltriaen 0epeiten err
mdbntcS &criprcfctl, Die NeItall8.
TELLING in Ct. &olli3 am 2G. lfoOcn1.
Der SIT beillhclt, cincm Gomite ans
ct. &oui2, an Ociicn Spite Manor
NoQa @clS itebt ulo mcI6eS al
Dem allSldlicBlihcn 3lpCd uod)@ails
ington gefommcn mor, INN oen 0rIs
ii0enten 81 Dem 9eiud a%ltf5uior0ern.
Iller @nbrideinIihfeit nQd miro ser
ErGlt0cnt IN Der Nll@lteQum0SitaNt
bis sum Nbcn0 oeS iolgcnocn Conn
tags, OcS q. Nopembcr, blei6en.-
Der YrGIioent bat 0en @unidl, sic
auSlteIllrng 5lI IcbeL idon ieit ibrcr
Grotfnnlng 9ebc9t Hic Gompugnc IieB
ober Die G%rfiialmg icincr @iinIde
nift 81, uno i'm 9(ugltIt tbeiltc CT
Dies Dem S6oBmeiiter Der glltslteI.
hung, Srn. @m, $. Sbompion nit.
2aS Gomite, melhenn Der 8r6ji-
bent oa8 &eripreden CAB, bcitanO
aus Dem Mopor pcn ct. 2oltiS, aus
Mnt. $. SbompIon uno Gor6in s.
Spencer, Dem eriten @ice. YrGliocnten
Der IltsItellung mo longtc in @oi6.
in9ton crit beilte Nbeno nm 6 llbr
an. Sctret0r &oeb iorQtc ouiiir, Dab
Die Scrren bci'm F%rGiioentcn Iofort
o%orgela'len iuur0en. Die Nu0ien5
ooltcrte cine babe Stitn0e ltl1o en-,
oete oamit, ooB Der YrGiiocnt benz
9Omite oantte un0 iif in Der or.
iuabnten @eiic enti6ieo. Man er.
iportet, Dab Der GrGiiOent mo feline
@egleiter aus @oibington am g(bcn0
oes 9antIo9ungStogeS bon bier ab.
reiien luno in ct. 2olliS am SamItoo
fritb eintrefien meroeu. Die Ginla.
Dung be6iebt itA uotiirli6 oli je0e
Herion, iuelhe cr mitjubrinQcn fir
gut befinoet, mo etliGe &abinetT.
mitglieoer oiiriten i'm be9Ieitcn.
Die Wtitglie6er 0es Gomite'S ruo.
rem bod erirGrt iiber oie @eidlpin.
oigfeit, NIT melher iid ErGiioent
HooIepeIt entihloB, Der Ginlo0un0
5u entIpre6et. sic meinelL DAB Iein
geiu6 cine ousge5ei6nete @irfur0
bnben miro mo OoB Der Gag, auf
iueIfen er fGut, elmer Der gIGn5cno.
item, iuenn nift Der 9lGnSenoite in
Der @eifidte Der IitSiteIlulg ruer.
Den miro. Die IufiteIllnq zines pal.
lenoen Erogromms fir ben Gag ocS
geIllfeS miro iofort erfolgen lrno c$
gebort ieoenfaqs oo5u cine 9eIiftis
gnllg oeS observation-disclosures mo
ieiner @ebdiloe inter SeitIifteitcn,
iuie lie iif nit Hiidlidt ollf Die Nn.
ipeIenbeit oes bofJiten Grefutipbeom-
ten Der Nation ge5iemcn. @enn sic
Sofinung oes Gomite's nidt EFT.
tolIft lueroen, 10 miro Der YrGIioent,
ipie If)on %erpdbnt, aud nod iuGbreno
oes SonntogS in ct. 2olliS pcrlpei.
len, ntb fir bieien San miro eli, be.
'orOereS Frogromm oufgeItcllt per.
6en.
@r. Sbompion rulo Sr. Spencer
reliten an Ibeno nod wicber nad)
ct. SoiiS ob, mGbreno Mfopor S9eIls
nno =. 0o5ier, Elm Mtit9lieo oe8 Gre
futip.G omite'S Der aitSiteuumg, mel.
der ooS Gomite oili icine Ginlaoun9
beglettet bate, nod, eillen ooer 5tpci
Gage bier perlpeilen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
Mus Giferiudlt.

Soutbiugtou, Count, f..
HoOember. - 2opreuce &c Golio, 81
Sabre alt, berlpunOetc belltc Carrie
Simib mO tbrcn @ruoer 5runf,
ludbreno ale 9rei III Der Slide Ser
@obmrng ser 6omiIie Sinitp ioBeu.
gefdbrlib ourd) SdiiIie mo iogtc
iid) Damn cine Sll9cl in ben &opf. @r
miro lpabriheinIid) iterben. &c So
lilo mar ein &iebbober OeS Mdo6euS
mo begiug Die Sbot ans GiicrIldt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12

Abaeionbten 6e8 9oiierS unO oo3
oipIomotiitc Corps.
Gus Erogramm fiir Die iibrigen
NIT Der Gntbiiuun9sieier pertniipf.
ten 5eItli6teitPn, 8anfetts uno Gnt.
pfdnge lit bereit3 aeitern mitgptbeilt
iporoen. Nm %. 9topember miro
Sotitaiter bon St~ernbltrg cine l1r.
loubreiie nod 0eutidlono antretcn,
INN Dem &aiier pcri0nIid iiber sic
6eier 8crift 81 ~erItatten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
Srai SleuelanO lcst Sen 8runbitein.

@eD 9orf, II. Nopember.
Yraii @rooer Cleveland legte be,ite
ben @runoitein fir bas neue@ebauoe
Der sSebraiIden Sedniiden sdi,le
tlir Maoben," ipeld1es sur Belt bier
errld,tef miro. gr-9rdiioent gIepe.
lano filtrte ben @oriie BEL Der aeier
nnb belt cine Tebe.