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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-28
Mn Sapan o~crfanit.

sail. Niper, Moii, ~. gpri(
9opit1n Simon Sofe BON hel
~9ofe Contraction So" 5u Bridge.
port, Conn, tbeilte nit, ooB 8ertre.
ter Der &egierung Sopon'S Den In,
teriee lorpe6oboot Yrotettor in
Iugenihein genommen b0tten, aber
llnterbanolunaen in 9c5ug oui ei
ren @erfnui nid)t begonnen lcien
obid)on eS nidt nnuobriheinli6 lei
Dab oas Boot ~oerfouit miiroe. 9el
Frotettor milroc beute bonn StopeI
gelailen uno iubr no6 Nepport 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-28

lelidaft, ipelfe trpb ser ll~nbeoren;
ten Woglidteitcn nad) mic Dor %er
Iiherlngen 9e9en Seuer IN Den Ser
Staoten ablhlieBcn miro.
TuBIon0's Iebte Soif.
nun q.
Ger nSerl. Sofal = Mn5ei9er" be
ridtet aus ct. E%ctersburg DOB bit
G5artno i'm Iitguit ober Septcmbcy
ibrer entbinoune cntgcgcu icbc.
Der Gsor molle mmittelbor oorolli
nah Dem SrieeSibouplab abreiien,
in Der beieligenoen Soifmlng, ooi,
er ben erfpiinihten mGnnIihen
Sbronerben Damn 81 Sollie 5llriid-
l6Bt.
Amor i'm SiiritenhloB s.
81 Ser om Z. Slni in @munocl
ltuttfinbenoen &ermGblung beS
8roBber5ogs bon Medlenbur1.
Shperin nit. Der Erin5eiiin g%lcror,s
ora BON Cumberland iperoen aus
Sannoper mebrere 9emltationcn
nud@mltnoen oebell, Die Der 9rout
pro6tpolle 'Sod5eitsgeibenfe, &C.
mionlet bon 6rolen mnbSlln9froicl
oeS bonnoperihen 2onoeS, iiberbrin'
gen lollen.
@abr3ei6en ser Sint.
II y.
Sm Woin milrben IN Der 9tdbe
bon Tlorsbeim BET 9ogger.arbeitcn
@epeibreite aus 0ilupiol5eit gefun.
ben. Sic Itommcn pom Hieienbirid)
uMe9aceros Sibernicus") unb benr
Goelbirid Wsrpus G%lopbus"). Cine
3eit 81 beitimmen, in Der oicic
Sbicre lebten, lit niht moglih; cS
fonnen nob Der GrflGrun9 zines
IoridbeerS qber. 5lpoHletnilenpSoAr'
her lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-28
SdlminScl nit Nlmpien.

Gin friibcrer Ygent bon Sri. Barton
crbebt ac0cn bieic icniotionQ film.
0cnbe acknowledgements.
@ohin9ton :. s.. 81. Npril.
-Nrriicbcn crrcgcnoe guslugcn iibcr
Den un0cblifen Miibbrcid bon 500.
GOO, mcldlc 81 ocnt Sonb oco Hotbcn
arcu5cs sur Sinocrltng Der Moth I'M,
.cr Den SungerlcioenNen IN 9fnbluno
i'm 6%riibiohre 1898 BON Wenid)cn.
'rculoCn hcigctrn1en lpnrben lporett,
'onr0cn Dor SEM llnteriubunQS SO,
mite, ociicn HorllBcr Scnotor Yroc,
tor lit, burh ben friibcrcn ggentcn
Der pSfotbc &rcu5 : @eieuifuit"S pbn
y. Worlnn 9cmoht. Wor!nr. Der
ans Suiriielo, ST., lit, gcnoB "a;
mals Dos beionbcre &ertrollen bon
Sri. Clara Barton, meld)c Die Der.
porrogenbitc Hple in Der omerifori
iben nMot6e &rel5 . @cielidoit"
ipielt, lnb beiorgte ocren 9unf. um0
Wclogeih0itc. Cine ieiner ipidtiA
item Nn9ioacn mar, hoB nit bcn@el-
De ocS ruiiiidcn SonbS ourb Clara
Barton Ole @or0ner'ihe Sorm in>sns
1iono g%efnuft moroeu lei bon Der III
,cntlih Inlnner bebollptet lpnrocn
NOR, tic lei Der &otbe &reuS 6 8eiell.
ibuit bon Or. Soiepb 8orbner &c
ihenft mor0ell. Der &auipreiS mar
$4,000. @orOner botte $4,000 per
lon9t. Worlnn lhloB Den &allf nb
Die critic 3obllln0 beltonb III cincm
9bcd fir $4,000, Der pom II. MGr5
1893 botirt mar.
Nl@ 8moncr ipGter alli mcitcrc
3ablunNcn brang nno oielc nidt
prompt erfolaten, murbe CT nlonlc,
ncbnl. Worlun idgte, SRI. Barton
'lft lih ongeblid) 81 belfen, mie co
chen gin0 m1b Die @eile. mie Dies
gel6eben lein loll, mar, menn Wpr
lon'a Nl8ioaen rihtia iino, nifts
ipelli0er ais einmonofrci. Gem E0dl
fer Der Sorm louen $500 be3abit
iporocn iein, e%bcniollS aus ocmSonp,
bonit CT bic Norm r1luuc. Worlon
crfiurte, er miinid)e ollie bielc Nus.
Ia1en IN @eNcnmurt bon Sri. Barton
Sli5 mod)cn. Worlun le0tc nltdVricie
bon Trl. Barton sur 0egriinoun0
lcillcr ieriotioncllen gngoben Dor.
Gr bctrieb Die 6ornL mno in cinelil
lhrcr 9riefe beauitrogte Sri. @orton
i'm angeblid, Sllttbunoe 5ll foilfcn.
inn Die Iiebe mo Ginbrcdcr bon Der
Norm fern 81 bolten lleber cine Bill
BON $101 beiragt, Die aus Den fir
RuBlonb beltimmtcn llnterltiibun9s.
geloern bc5ablt mllroe, b%cbaltptetc
Worlon, nit oieicn $107 iei cine 9ill
lllr Elunlbcrarbcit in benz bon Sri.
Worton in @oibiugt1n b%elpobnten
Soilie bc5oblt morbcn, uno spar oli
T%norbmtng bon Sri. Barton.
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GintrGelid,c ,Eulitif."

Netu 0ort, q. gpril. Ger
Fro5eb bon Gnlil u. Sonner, on9e.
tlu1t, bon Nm. &oild $3.50 ol,ac,
rommcn 81 baben, nit Dem Der,
'tdnoniB, ibnl cine Nniteauna bel Der
Boli5ci, 5ll pcrId)offerL iuurbe in Den
Spe5ial = Niiiicn nm cine @od)e per
togt. Sonncr nnb iein gnipolt Is.
e. NnoreluS perbrobten eineu gro
BEN Sbeil oes Wad)mittogs IN Der
Office oeS Giitriftsonmolta. no Der
NngefluOtc bon Srn. &erome iclbit
mo 0ciicn NiiiItent arcicl cincm
ihorien Serbor u%nteriporien muroc,
oos Elm Stcno9ropb ior1fuitie 5u
Brotofoa nobm. Corners Mitprr-
flagter 9fuorlpb 9epers beionb lid,
indhrenb oes Uerbors orouBcn i'm
Norrioor nno Dartete oorouf, porDe.
lallen 81 meroen. Die 8~erbonolun.
1en orcben lid befonntlid, burlm,
oob cine Geiuiiie Clique lid) onbeiid,iQ
madte, Selten Stellen inn Eoli3ei l..
Sener : 0eportement fir cin 9etpiiic0
Gntgelt 81 bciorgen. Nm Die $2O0,Wt
iolen ollf oieie gSeile colleftirt min
nuh voben bin" .peiter gegeben mur.
Den iein.
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&uraturinm beantragt.

Can Antonio, |Geros, 81.
Mpril. Tic rAaionee'5 ruit Co."
bon Gnalono bat i'm bieiigen Bun.
bes : 0iltrittagcriht Die Grnennung
zines Gnrotors fir Die .Rapmooo
Slice, Canal. & Willing . COMP"
Die in 2ibertu County 1900 @der
@eis inter auItitr bat, beantrag..
0oe alGgerin bebaliptet, Die Reis.
@eieaidoit iduloe ibr $4,000 uno
iei controftlifl perpflidtet, aui ibrc,l
ednoereien ootf I'M @an5eh 1900
Mdern @ohnbduier on5ulegen. 9it
Heisbou @eitaidait bat sablrei6e
@laubiaer i'm oitIiten 1eyas.
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Mntter Cones in Salt.

Yrice, lttob, q. Mpril. - Wtut.
ter SoneS, melde nod ibrem Velud)
bel m8rubenurbeiter ipeld)er "an
Den 8lattern erfrnnft mar, inter
0tarontdne gelteat, ober Damn po,l
Itrifenben Stalienern beireit murhe.
fam geitern NIT elmer Nn5obl itolie'
nild)er Sraiien nnb &inber nod Der
Stabt g~efabren. Sic begob iib BAUM
nit 5mei Strifern aus Selper nod
Dem @erdtbeihuppen. in melbeiil
Die 100 2eilte oetinirt meroen, melbc
om Sonntag feitgenoinmen moroeil
iino, muroe aber iofort ielbit perbai,
tet unb in oos @efangniB geiest.
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Tulgcn pun Sdnnolitcratur.

Gbciter. va, u. glpril. ~ Sobrl
Frenoer9oit mo Geo. Nomoro So1.
By, 5ip6' Slrlgcn aus udtborer go.
Mile, limo belltc ais QcitGnbigc Gin.
BREEDER bon Eoli5cirihtCr Snlitb I'M
ter ic $1,000 @iirNid)oit DEM @erid;c
iibermicien Worocn. Die Slln1cn ga.
ben 5iL icit lcBten September y
N1llbcrcien IN Gdnops mo Gigurrclt
Soocn bcgangen 81 bobcn. 8anbp
logt, or ici oilrd boS &eirn bon Sc
teftlp Gr5oblunGcn uno @eidihtcn
ilber illgcnolidc Ginbred)cr 5llcrIt
ollt Den @c0onfcn %gcfonmcnj Gin
bride 81 bcgcbcn. @eioe Sltn1cn
lrilGen WorNen . 3eitumgen oltS mO
% Inn oicie Belt Die StroBen nod
perelnlomt limo, bottcn lie leidlt oc
lc1enbcit, in &ouflGoen ein5lloriE
0erL Die &ollen 81 ~pliinoern mo lei
acre @e1cnltlnoe INFRINGEMENT.
Snnbp gcltcbt, CT iei Der Sollptiibcl
tboter 9cuclen mo babe nttr gelc,
9elltlib Frenocrgolt oui ieinenHonb.
5ii9cn mitaeaonmlcu.
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Muntc Griiti bumbarSirt.

Cape Saptien, Sopti q.
Ipril. - Der bominifoniihe areu.
ger ~Eroeiioente" trof beilte bier eilt.
9cr 9opitGn bcridtete, Dob er ol,f
leiner Sabrt bon Euerte plata 5u
Monte Gbrilti on Der Nprotiilte bon
Gan Domingo Dor Nnfer ging unb
peribieoene@ ranaten in Die bon Den
Repolltionaren beiebten Sorts mari.
Die &eeteren eripiocrten oos 5eller
mo 5luangen Den Stronger, bosVom.
boroement ein3uiteQen. 3ugleid,
miro berihtet, oob Die H%egierungs.
Sruppcn in cinem fiir3liden i6ar.
fen @eied)t bel @uapcon bon oell
Rebelen geiblogen iuuroen. IS
beibt, boB(Scnerol Simine5 iebr bolo
NIT ariegsmaterial nod) Snn 90.
mingo 5uriidtebrt. IS uor oieics
@eriid)t Die llriud)e Der Vlodoce oeS
SnfenS Monte Gbriiti. 0esgleifen
miro iiber llnruben in Sopti berid,.
tet. mcldp boS @olbprGniilum alf
800 Yro5ent binalligetrieben boben.
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1000 Sgpbns franfc.

Ebilaoclpbi q, y. Mpril.
Die IN %beitdnbiD groBerer 3obl bel
Der 8%cIlnobcito g. Yeborbe einlol;icu.
Den @cridte iibcr Grfrontunaen an
GppblSitcbcr bereitcn Den 9camtcl
nld)t 9crln0c 9cloraniB. Mn Stellc
DER crboIiten Nbnobme DER NcllCrs
frontlnGcn lit cine 3unobme 5t Der
5eid)ncn un0 Die menig erirenlid)r
IilaIiht Dab Die 3nbl Der Sale Die
Ter Wod)c Die ir9eno elmer porbergc.
benoen Wod)e iiberitci0cn ipirb, ii
%uorbnnoen. rNl ser 3eit bon Nreitu1
Wtittoq lester Wod)e bis 9eltcrnWtit
tag mlroen 1866 Sale BON SupbllS
g%emcloet, l3 am Samitug, 70 on
Wtonto0 mo Is bis gcltern Miitag.
,Sn Der lcbtcn Nod)c luuroen im@ons
sen 3o2 Sale gCncloct, Wnn id1Bt
pig ;}abl Scr AegeppGriiG III bieliocr
Stoot on SppbuS %ertrorlften Hnticn
ten onf mln0cItenS 1000. Sb5lpar III
allen StoottbGilel ole &runfbeit lld)
inject, tritt lie ood) in ocn gSeIt.Ebis
lobelpbio b~itocnocn bier Wurb% on
%Id)linlniten ulit. l7G SGlle fomclt
BORT III lester %SodIc Dor. 9ieier3 u.
ltano miro Dem Shuplfiu @uIier
5ilaeldricben, iueobnlb Die 9ebGrbell
obermolS 0~ringcuo eriudlen. allies
5unl Srinfen pcrlucnoctc Moiicr nnr
0cm @cbroild) III fod)cn.
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grano in Sarris6nra.

SarriSburN go. y. Ipril.-
@eltcrn Nbeno UNI l0A llbr mur0C
llnion +. Stdtion beinobe ponitGn0iI
ourh 0euer 5eritort. Ger 8crttul
miro lid oii nobc5u 100000 itellcu
Sdmmtlibe Bidder Der 6ompoguir.
lerner iebr lp~ertbpoae NlalorlldC
'onroen 3eriiort. Ser Terfebr mHrey
orei Stnnoen lang uuterbrodlca.
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@ermiIdtc t%clcgrupbiidr Scpciden

Ss'Wi'ND't "~lNB'upUuuV SCptIuDtW.
Sn 2%ipin0lton, rmueit Suoion,
Ny, lit Die StiHe Scr inn Sabre
1870 neritorbenen Srou S~ipinglton.
Der Satin oeS Generals 9ipin9iton,
aus DEM BrdbgeiuGlbe Ger Sonlilie
gcItoblcn lporoen, mobrid)eiulih bon
H0uberrL Die Is ouf 9oitborfeiten
ob9cicbcn bottcn, Die lie al oer2eidle
81 iin0cn b%oiitcn.
Ser Ippcllbof in 9tlbann a.
D., bat odS llrtbeil beitGtigt. ourdl
lueIhcs Oscar @oraitron 5ilm 5ore
pcrltrtbciIt mor0sn lit. ireldcr ieiner
@nttiu in @cACmuort hires 50dter.
dens in Mount aiSco oen aopi ab.
0clhhittcn bat. Gin glciher BE.
Id)lilB muroc III Dem Sale bon vi.
bert Stopping 0cfoBt, melder in BORT
Serbs Sobu Is. Mortine crld)oiicn
hat.
llbcrt 81. EettingiI( in Bolton,
W'it9Iie0 Scr Tirmo Eettingia 4
so, Nn5ei1en Ngentcn IN Bolton.
mo Der Y1r, @rccne Nerplro Co."
mclt)c lid @cioe IN Den S1ucen pm
3luon00ucruoltcrn bciinocn. bat
0cn GonfnrS ulNenleloct mo giett
feline Goiiipu ulti $4,000 an, nGb.
reno Der 0ertb Der Aftipo lih niht
ieltiteuen lGbt,
Sn Wbnnn, N..@., lit Ser Eor.
trGinoler u. NJ. Smitfcll, Elm init.
mer6reuno beS fiir5lih ueritorbenen
Vilbmuer9 @roltua Gon Eulmer,
i'm Nlter bon 80 >Sobren geitorben.
Spitd)eu nor IN Smon5en u. s.,
geborcn mo fam ais 23si1briaer
Singing nnh Nlbonu, lpo CT iid)
boIo rincn groBcn Giti ais YortrGt.
muler errnng.
0urh cine grploiion int 0ela.
tinboltIe Der Producers Bomber
80" IN Gontotte, WtP., wurben smei
Nrbeiter olii Der Stelle g%etootet.
Nn S~olltSoile, ND., ltit0 6O0
3inllnerlcute an ben Strife aeaan.
gen. 0tcelbcn ~ncrlongen eiiten ad)t.
itiInoigen @rbeitstoa nit neunitiir.
bigger Ve5oblung.
Ger Gonlponiit Gouoro Stroub
uno Satin miiroen aeitern ponl9rG.
lioenten Hooiepelt mo @%entnblin i'm
oWeiben Sauie" empfnn9en. Naf,-
mittoDs beiudte Srau Hooiepelt Elm
Goll5ert oeS Strorlb' iden Eoares inn
oHntionul.l beotcr" 81 @oibington.
- Sn TittS6urA limo V. S.Graiu.
iorb, Nlbert 0obNe mo e. s. Bed
tcf, ale 9rci 9conlte Der ,SnterItate
6inancc Co." Der .Some aiiurancs
80" mo Der nSibclitp Some Il
Stealth Co." inter $1,000 9iirgkbaft
DEM @eridt@ucriobren iiberpieien
moroen.
Die #. &nNrcS . Gonferens
Der oSnternotionoien Ginocraorten.
Union" fiuoet 5lr 3eit in Hoheitsr
ltdtt,
Die rcpublitoniibc Convention
uon Forto Hico bat Iid) su @rnitei
Der INSTRUMENTATION ocS GrGiiocn.
ten Hooiepelt erfl1rt.
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Sas Cbcraerid,t iuiro rcoraaniiirt.

Sopona, y. gpril. = Die He.
gieruna bat Die ianmntliden 5ebll
Mitter nm ibrc 8eiignation eriudt.
I'M oas Cbergcrid)t 81 reor9auiii.
rem. Iur ole }Wei felt Dem iponi.
iden aricgc crnnnnten Hifter bIei.
ben nod inn Nmte. Dian 9laubt, oai
minoeitens orei ser Hifter, melhe
ouf 9eiebl ser Regierilng in @oib.
inaton qngeitelt moroen naren,
niht mieoer e%rnonnt merben; bpdI
meroen ole iibri9en lpobribeinlidJ
pieoer ernonnt.
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Der fiir5li6 in Gbambersburg.
20, oeritorbene moblbefonnte Sor.
mer uno Tierbesiitter Sobn 2ore
bat Dem oortigen @ilion . college
$4,000 teitomentoriidj pernod)t;
$4,000 oapou fir Die Grridtung ei,
mes @ebduoes iiir Raturtpiiienidai,
ten.
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Sn elmer Go0iIiou

Sn elmer GoGiiion auf Ser
.Tennipluanier 8abn" bel @Ii5a.
beth. I..S.. puroe elm Mann setob-
tet uno cine an5abl Yerionen Der.
Iest.
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Gin friibcrcr Ngent bon Sri. Barton
crbebt ecDcn bieic ieniotionQ film.
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l =.
Sci ct. @oor I'M preubiidcn &c,
pierunaSbe5irf 3oblcn5 lit sic 9eid,c
oes friiber angeiebenen 9ormItGbtcr
VanficrS anrl S6aoe, meldcr groBc
Gepots nnterihlagen bat, i'm Hbeiln
9efiinben moroen. Gas 9onfaeidGiI
'elbit bat Den Gonfurs ongefiinbigt
unb Die @obe Der Faiiipe betr1gt III
Miqion Marf.
.8ebrannte &inoer"
9ie neulifen Observation-Disclosures
in Den Ser. Stooten, insbeionbere
Der Sbeaterbrono in Chicago uno
bas 8roBieuer in Baltimore. baben
bier 5u einem eieentbiimliden He.
iultot geiiibrt. Gen oeutiden Seitcr.
Gerliherungs . 8eie1if)aften nam.
lid, meIhe in Imerifa @eib1fte
tbun, lit Der Shred oerart in Die
8lieoer gefabren, bob tie beihloiien
baben, ibr amerifaniihes Spera-
tionsfeIb ouf5ugeben. Gin 3ireftor
Der @luoba6er 8eriiherunessGom
pagnie erflGrte beute: .amerifa iii
cas- 9ano Der unbegren5ten Mo9lid
feiten. 9as Giiifa transatlantiihcr
@eid1ite 1T GROCER, oils Die Froiite."
Cine Musnabme bon Der Nesel
biloet Die MAIDEN : Wiindener &C.
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STOMACH REMOVED.
A Delicate Surgical Operation Performs
 ed in New London.

A Delicate Surgical Operation Perform
 ed in New London.
 New London, March 17.-At the Mem- orial hospital one of the patients is recovering from surgical operation that is most unusual and which has been performed but few times either in this country or Europe, there being but fourteen cases of the kind on record,and only twice in the past six years has it been attempted in New York. The patient, a woman, was suffering from la severe alteration of the stomach which did not respond to medical treat ment, and it was decided that the only way to save life was by performing an operation.
 The operation involved the removal of the stomach, which was opened and the ulcers taken out. The places from which the ulcers were taken were sewed up and the stomach replaced ill it's natural position, after the incisions had been closed. The nature of the opera tion necessitated the most delicate manipulation It is now about two weeks since the operation was perform ed and the patient is recovering rapidly and is now getting along nicely, with every condition favorable to her com plete recovery. It is expected that she will be able to leave the hospital in two or three weeks.
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INTERSTATE COMMITTEE.
Trying to Overcome Difficulty in th
 Shell Fish Industry.

Trying to Overcome Difficulty in the Shell Fish Industry.
 Connecticut members of the joint committee on reciprocal legislation with New York state held meeting in New Haven on Wednesday, the 18th. The Connecticut commission appointed by Governor Chamberlain is composed of George c. Waldo, of Bridgeport; Chris tian Swartz, of South Norwalk; w. J. Atwater, of New Haven: Senator Ham, ilton, of New London, chairman of the legislative committee on fish and game; Alexander Arnott of Manchester, house chairman of the same committee, and William A. Lewis, of Bridgeport.
 The commission is working in co-op- eration with the fish and game com-
 mission of New York state with a view to drafting non-confiicting laws with regard to the fisheries in the waters of 1 New York and Connecticut. Several months ago numerous arrests of lob ster fishermen were made at the east
 ern end of the sound by the New York state authorities. With the revision of | the laws by the joint commission it | is hoped that the conflict between New York and Connecticut authorities will
 be overcome. Another meeting will ! take place at the Union League club
 rooms in New Haven on the 23d, at
 which members of the Oyster Growers
 association of Connecticut will be pres
 ent and a consultation take place as to the course most desirable for all in- terests.
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Lila, Of pssent.

Issued From the United States Patent
 Office. Tuesday, March 15, 1904, for
 the State of Connecticut, furnished us
 from the Office of Seymour & Earle,
 Solicitors of Patents. S6S Chapel
 Street, New Haven, Conn.
 W. H. Bevans. Bridgeport, assignor to American & British Manufacturing Co, New York, sub-caliber attachment.
 P. J. Brahen, assignor to American Restoring CO, Hartford, stone-cleaning composition and making same,
 D. E. Chism, Stafford Springs assigi- or to Independent Store Service Co., Springfield box for cash carriers.
 Same. cash-carrier apparatus. N. Camp, Hartford, shoe-lace holder. c. w Goodridge. assignor to Bryant Electric Co, Bridgeport, electrical plug and receptacle.
 J. H. Jones, Bristol, assignor to Cor bin Motor Vehicle Corporation, New Britain. engine valve.
 s. Lake, Bridgeport, sighting or ob- serving tube for vessels. A. Laubacher, assignor to Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co.,, Bridgeport ruff1ing mechanism for sewing ma chimes.
 D. J. Lyon, Greenwich, governor valve.
 D. Noble, assignor to Wheeler & Will son Manufacturing Co, Bridgeport, reed mechanism for sewing machines.
 C. F. Rocknagel. New Britain, ice creeper.
 | J. A. Traut assignor to Stanley Rule & Level Co.,, New Britain, miter box l 1.-Two patentsO
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OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Wellington. Ure has sold his comfort able residence in East Haven on Thompson street, built three years ago, to Frank D. Grinnell of the L. c. Gill bert & CO, for about $5,000; and MT. Ure has bought from A. K. Whittiesey of Wallingford house and tot also on Thompson street for about SS,0OO.
 The New Haven high school will en- ter a team of twenty men in the inter- scholastic meet, which is to be held un- der the auspices of Wesleyan university, March 30.
 Miss Mabel A. Canada, one of the high school teachers, has forwarded her res ignation to the board of education. The resignation is to become effective at the close of the winter term. Miss Canada will be married within a short time.
 Dr. Gustavus Eliot gave the second in the course of free lectures by the Thurs day Night club last evening in the chapel of the Dixwell avenue Congre- gational church, subject Treatment of Tuberculosis.
 A special meeting of the Winchester Rod and Gun club has been called for k next Sunday afternoon. At that ses- sion the plans made for new club house on Shelton avenue will be consid- cred
 George Light and Charles Moulter are endeavoring to establish themselves as the pinochle champions of the city mili- tia and challenge all players in the local militia companies.
 The committee in charge of the ar arrangements for the Masonic lodge of Sorrow will hold another meeting iIl the temple parlor tonight, beginning at 7:3O o'clock.
 A meeting of the Good Fellows has been called for April 20, at 95 Grown street.
 ] Milkman John Dudley of Guilsord is sick with measles. Dean Clayton will conduct the business until he recovers Nearly the entire number of tickets has been sold for the second recital oi Nicolai Sokoloff violinist; Mrs. Jolin M Smith, pianist, assisted by Mrs. H Grant Thompson, 149 Orange street Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Superintendent Grant of the fire lalarm telegraph service has just in stalled a new fire alarm box in the de livery department at the postofi1ce. The box is No. 21s. It will be answered by the same apparatus that responds t boy No 25, corner Church and Crowr streets. namely, engine companies 1, and7: hook and ladders 1 and 2, anC chemical No. 1.
 A large delegation of Heptasophl from this city went to South Norwall last evening, in which city the uni
 formed degree team of the New Havel
 conclave, I. o. H, exemplified the worl
 of the order upon class of candidates
 The members of the Ninth Ward re
 publican committee decided at meet
 ing Wednesday night to organize
 marching club for the coming cam lpaign. A committee consisting of Johl
 Johnson, Fred Henry, s. H. Williams
 J. Grodsky, H. s. Hamilton. w.
 Manning, Dr. Alling. The committe will meet shortly to select uniforms an !, electing officers. The club expects t , take an active part in the coming pres , idential campaign.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-18
LA socIEDAD EspANoLA ORGAN,


 La Sociedad Espanola de la Universi- dad de Yale was formally organized this week in Byers Hall MT. Alexander Cummings, of Harvard university, pre- sided and gave short talk on "The Harvard Cuban Summer School of 19OO."
 A constitution similar to that of the Harvard Spanish society was adopted, but 1t was voted to make all members of the university eligible who have completed one terms work in Spanish. Arrangements were made for subscrib- ing to several Spanish newspapers and periodicals.
 It was voted to postpone the election of officers until the next meeting, which will be held in Byers Hall on Thursday, March "A. enor Don J. Obieta B. A. 95, of the University of Santo Tomas, Ma nila, will give an address in Spanish on Student Life in Madrid" After the Easter vacation meetings will be held once every three weeks. In all twenty eight men joined the society last night.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-18
LEFT nuEp ss nm nm

Bridgeport, March 1.-The inventory Of the estate of the late Henry Sanford,
 formerly president Of the Adams Ex- press company ld father os Professor
 Sanford of Yale, was to-day made pun lie.
 The total value of the, estate accord irg to the inventory is s5.127. .469-S3 con |sisting of personal Iroperty to the value
 oi S4,Ss7, ,5s1.9S, and real estate valued
 at $229,S7S. The personal property con sists of bonds to the value of S1,6SS,- 11I5O; stocks, $S,O77, ,5Os, and cash and notes, s131. 1.9654S.
 Under the terms of the will. Professor Sanford will receive all the real estate and one-half of the residue after few
 minor bequests are made. His share in
 round numbers will amount to about $2. 300 OOO.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-18

Mrs. H. G. Newton. Mrs. J. E. Good win, Mrs. L. C. Dayton, Mrs. O. A-Dor- mna, Mrs. Leopold. Mrs. Professor Will Hams, Mrs. Simms, Mrs. Frank Will Hams, Mrs. E. NJ. Myrick. Among oth- CTS assisting in various ways or present as guests were Mrs Dr. Milton E. Phil lips. Mrs. Charles Beers, Mrs. W. D. Mossman, Mrs. J. M. Peck, Mrs. T. B. Wilson, Mrs. J. F. Douglass. Miss Mary Quincy, Miss Beach, Mrs. Nj. R. Rice, Mrs. Fenwick, Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs. F. A. Leggett, of Asbury Pork, N
 J., the daughter of Mrs. Shepard.