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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

ais S6lubnumner, nm es i'll boiler
Miirbigung au 6rirsen. Das 0uin=
tett gefiel bas 3tpeite Mal nett better,
ais 3uerit.
9infige aritif iber 80 T.
fifd1."
Die beutI6e grefe bat iid bis6er
a1er Gommentare iifer Die auffi6=
rl1ng bes ~9ariifaI" i'm Geipzgorfer
metropolitan Opernbauie" ent6af=
ten. Der 9auptgruno Diefes ebitoriel=
len S9peigers 1T fpobl Ger, bab bic
pom 9abeG iibermitte1ten 8eri6te gu
fur3 unb piberfpru6sbpa paren. 9tur
Der nQofalzM nseiger" unb Die r9ol>
nif9e 3eitung" 6radten ldn9ere Spe=
5ialbepefden.
9us 5pe5ialfa6eG bes n2Ofal=anz
3eigers" ent6ielt feinerIei @4lubfDlz
gerung. 9agegen HieB es i'm Spe@
sialz& abelberi9t Der na0lnif9en Set
tung:"
nn9ie @oriteIung be5 uParItfal"
i'm geip : gorter metropolitan
Spernbauie" mar gruBurtig, aber IS
fe9lte bic nOtbige fpei6eboae 9ttmz
mung. Oas publtfum ertpartete cine
Genfation unb fanb anitatt oeren ell
&unittperf DOr, fir beTen 9sui4beit
unb Snnerltdfeit es trOB Des beiten
8smiibens ni4t bus re4te geritdnbz
nib finben fonnte. Die 4uffi6rung
mar, Ia4Gi4 betra6tet, 0ufer auf bic
Mii6fen 8apreutb's.""
@GmmtIide 8abelberidte geben gu,
baB bic Quffibrung BON edit flint
Ierifdem Settle getragen mar.
5e~roorragenbe M}uiiter urt3eilen
Qngeit4ts Der 8ottreffltafett Der
8~prftequng giinitiger, uls frii6er, mo-
3u ndnentli9 Der bl0bfinntge IusfaQ
bes rQqgemetnen Hi4arb Wugners
8ereins" piel beitrug. 9aier rief cine
itarfe 4eaftion in alien funitftnnigen
8reiIen beroor, uno bic Stimmung
gegeniiber Der Nepzgorter 4uffi6z
rung lit feitbem eine melt berIOhnz
lihere oefDDrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Cute GaKe.
Sin 70 Sabre alter Sudie purOe BON
ieiner 6~Ozid6rigen Satin, elmer
6effin, nit 3tpiQingen beidentt.


ieiner 6~Ozid6rigen Satin, elmer
9efiin, nit 3tpiQingen beidentt.
B6i1abeIp9ia, 81. Deg. -
Gbarles Gitter, ELM 70 Sabre alter
beutI9er 6arnler, Der felt 40 Sa6ren
an Der 9riitol Cambridge unb 9en4
nhpad Cane feline allsgebe6nte5urm
bepirthf9aftet, 1T bon ieiner, i'm iuz
genbliden Otter bon so Sa6ren itez
6enben treuen 2e6ensgefd6rtin nit
einem acknowledgements beba9t
tporben. fpie es fpo6l 1penige 8iirger
u~nieres Qboptipbaterlanoes aufpeiz
fen t0nnen. 5rau Sitter beI6enfte
ndmli4 ibren 8dtten nit einem3pil=
lingspaar, 3ipei trdftigen Sungen, bic
in Der Saufe Die Ndmen Sofepb uno
Safpb erbalten tperben. Sbl6on bic
iungen Weltbiirger brei 8riiber 9az
Der, pirb es i6nen bod an gei6pifterz
li6en Spieltamerdben FebIen, benn
Der iiingite 8ruber tit % unb Der Glz
teite, gbarles Bitter, lift 80 Sabre aft.
6r. Sitter, Der nidt tpenig itpl5 uuf
feinen 6amilien3upa9s 1T, fam i'm
Sabre 1850 aus Dem idDnenS a6ienz
lunbe mad qbilabelpbiu. Seine Sruu
tit aus Gaffel gebiirttg, uno obf4on
tie bereits so 2en3e geieber uno i6rem
Manne neun 8inber geboren bat,
iiebt tie bod aus, als pb iie h06ffens
40 Sabre aft pdre. 6r. Bitter ielbit
lit nod fehr riiitig unD erfldrt, bab er
bea6F4tise. feline Tdrm gu bebduen,
10 [dnne er lebe.
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GrDbcben in Sainpis.

9enfielb. ST., 81. De5ember.-
0rei ieparot fiib1bare grbbebenit0Be
in I6neler 5plge puroen bier beute
FrIb bemerft. Die 6duier fpuroen
aefdiittelt unb Die 8eppbner pd6ten
aus i6rem S6lafe auf. S6aoen muir
be ni6t angeridtet.
Oas grobeben purbe aud in pdz
rig, Su., febr beutlid gefiiblt; audi
bier purbe fem G6aoen angeri6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

nod Sduloen bei'm MeBger uno8rd@
mer, Ooftor. unb Mpotbefer. Gfa, teh'H
Sic, @rceQen3, bas ge6t Gtnen1 oenrl
burd ben Slim, Big MAJ fat perrudt
fpirb Dor aQem Oenfen.
Limb 10 ite6' i6 benin ndmli9 IN
ben eriten Sa9en pieOer urb fam auT
Qr6eit ge6'n unb parte am 8abnbof
auf ben ,3ug Don 8remerbaDen. uno
Ct fommt audi unb bringt Diele Pandz
qiere. W2id ruff elmer glei6 an urD
giebt mir elm Sinh gu tragen, Elm gar5
fleines &inb, bieqeidt BON einem ball
ben eSa6r. l1nb er qebt neben mir Der,
bic 8eine tppQten i'm faum trdgen,
blaB pie Der Sob. SD benfe gletd,
Der ma9t's ni9t lange mebr, unb nie
id i'm unb bas &inb in Der 9rof9fe
babe uno min bas @epGd ber6Olen, oa
i9reit er pl0bli4, als poaP er err
ffiden, unb banr itiir3t i6m bds 8lut
btd aus benz Munbe unb ii6er bd5
&letb9en bes tleinen 8inoes bin -
es fab i6refli4 aus.
vNa = Die Yoli3et mar glei4 ba,
nod e6er aber Die liebe Neugier. Elm
GROCER Observation-Disclosures; er bate fi9
tobtgei6oi1en, i4rieen lie, unO 10 lag
er aud ba; unb Der 9roidfenfnt14er
i6rie unO piitbete, iein Wage1 tpdre
r%uinirt, unb poQte ben 9errn 9erdus=
reiBen; bic 4noeren 14rieen, bas burfe
er ni9t; es CAB Elm i4redli6es Sur9@
einanber = beIfen no1te aeiner.
ySn's itdbtif6e8ranfenbaus mtBte
er," fugte Der poli3iit, nnb feline bei@
Rem Gpqegen iagten es au6 uno be-
fablen, Der 9uti6er unb i'd foQten
i'm 6inbringen, bas Weitere niirbe ii6
finben. Sic 6Gtten feline 3ett me6r,
unb i4 foQte MAIDEN, DaB fein 4uf@
lauf e%ntitdnOe,
(Sor1Teb,t1n foIrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Wiehfntters nnn strnhnreile.

Splgenbes iinO bic auf ben f%tautIiz
6en 6eupaasen geitern fir !9eu,
@tro5 u. T. IN. er8ielten Preife:
q orbmef1i4e 5eupadge.
t6eu.-Simotbp $14 bis $16, Rleez
beu $13 Bis SIS pro Some.
Strp6. - Wei3enitrpb So Bis So.
6aFeritrOb $14 Bis SIT pro Some.
Mais = (neuer gelber) $3.50 biz
$3.50 PRO SAB.
SefIt4e 9eunaage.
6eu.-Simotbb $13 biz SIS, Rlees
beu $14 pro Some.
StrDb. - Dei5enitroh SO, aoggena
itro6 $18 Bis $40 PRO Some.
Mais-$275 Bis $2.85 pro SAB.
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(6ortieBung foIgt.)
Nnd Gin Giienbabn= nngliid.

Gin S6neq3ug bon Gbicago mad
Seem : gOrf entgleiit. - 0rei
Soote unb u6t perIonen f4fper
psrfpunoet.
Qf9tabuIa, S6io, 81. 0e5.-
Der 0itli4 gebenbe S4neG5ug Der
Safe S6ore : GiIenbd9u, betannt als
Ger. 20, entgleiite 5ipei Meilen melt
li6 BON bier, pd6reno er ii4 in Dol@
ler 5abrt befanb, uno babel tpurben
brei gerionen 9et0btet un6 d9t Perz
ionen mehr poer fpeniger idper perz
leBt. Die Sooten iinb Die 2ofomotioz
fii6rer 9eptle Spring BON Collin
poob, Sbio, uno 8eo. McSntOfb bon
Buffalo, iopie Der 9ei3er Soiepb
Springborn BON Buffalo. Die Ser
lebten fino: Der 9ei3er u. s. 9ig6ep
Bpm GoQin1poob, S9ip, Mabame @az
lerie Bureau BON Gbicago. 9eIellz
idafterin Marf6aG 5ieGbs' 5dmiIie,
6. %. 5ofpler bpn G6icago; 8. 5repz
tag, Gbicago; 6. 8. Sage, 9epGdz
meifter; 6. $. Wooo, 8uqmdn@porz
ter, Bolton; S. S. Mfoore, puGman=
gotter, Ren=Oort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

GouHcr.glufs. Soma. 3 9Gss.
goHcpre, 1.s6.. 10 StuHotn.
9enptr. Colorado. q 9uet
Detroit. Mid,, / 1ag.
Golbtfton, 9sgas, 2 Gage 5 5tuubeR.
6arrisburg, IA, 8 Stunbtr.
6urtforb, Connecticut, ~ StunoeR.
indianapolis. 3nb., / 9ao.
Sodion, MifFfFppi, 2 Saqe.
Sadionpine, Gloriea. | 3aq.
RaniassGifo, Tifouri, 9 Snat.
2ittle Rod, grfaRias. l Gag Is Stunbt@~
9ouisbiIe, RI, 1 9aQ 2 StuHotH.
Rempbis, Eenn., / Iag ) Stuubeu.
mobtls, @iobaula, 1GaQ s StuHOes
Roriolf, 9ireinieu, Il StuHoeH.
ReiusCrfeans, ga, / SaQ 10 StunbsRs
Staot 9ttp=9orf, 5 Stuubtn.
Omaha, Rtbragfa, 2 Gage,
9OrtGano, maine, | sag.
8orttano, Oregon, 5 5aqe.
QbjlooeIpbtu, pa. 3 6tuHOeA
4ittsbura, "a, II StuuOtn,
SropiotHtt, SIS, Is Stuaoeu.
RalciQb, R.sG.. 10 6tunOcu.
Ct. 9ouis, MiTourt ! GAG s 6turbtH.
6t. 4dul, M'iuneiota, / 3aa u Stnnoep
San 6raniisco, Sal, 4 Rage IA StuHsta4
Sobtta, Ranias, 2 1aae.
gotOn, Mail, IS 6tluOeH.
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4u8[ b.

eremer, Etuifblauo, Q SaQe.
@ pnos Gnres, aroeutiuieH, % sac
GultStta, g~ritii6zSuOteu, 80 Gage.
Etmsvaru, gritii6s8uiana, 10 Iaat.
6oHgsa0Hq. China. Is 9aae,
S%iu0fton, Samaica, 5 Tagt.
Q~iberpool, GnaIaub. Z Sage.
2uiern, Sblpei3, 10 Sage.
staot Merifr, mtrifc, 5 5aes.
Mosiau, &ubluuo. y Sage.
9anamu, Der. staottn BON Colombia, 7 9dae,
9aris, Traufrei6, 8 Sage.
Gusbsc. GnEnod, 2 Sage.
Rto be 9anciro, groFlien, g Gage.
Gout, Stalitn, 10 FaQe.
81. SobHs, geufunoIauo, 4 SaQs.
Ct. Petersburg, Rubtauo. 10 GAGE.
SnbHsp, auFralitr, 81 Gage.
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GrunOsiGeutbum at uerlanien.
9u pcrfanfcu i'm cf=Saltimurc

3cnt prddtiQeu siueitOfteen 6duitr ali RcniuOOns
Npenu., sipiibsn Gairmount=yUe. uno Gapettt'
Gtrabe, ;in Nduicreepiert bonn p9aittrlon=Qarf.'
Siss iiuo obne ,3iueifel bic am geiten gebauten
Sduier in Baltimore fir bas 9elo; sntbalten
feds 3iulmcr, @aDc,immsr uno @orripors. Joni:
ale moorrtcu Ginri9tuugtn, eini6Iieblt6 beg be-
fen Spittm,s BON rIlumbing" uuo ab3ugssGdHal,
MISUNDERSTANDING md sSreppe, 9ranolitiibe
Terrace uno pcrbtFertss Strabeupflafttr. 9runos
aims 1880 pro Sabr.
Gnparo Z. Gallagher
9aumeifter.
CSoul9-l Rr. 263S, Gft=gattimore=Str.
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. I. = DeuIl8T Ju7SI6a U4l
1900 8ui6el; aus ben Glepdtoren 3u@
bridegroom 2798 8ufdel; 8orratb III
ben @~lebdtoren 197,468 8uidel. Ser
fault tpurbe Elm Wasgon Nr. 3 peiBer
i'm 8efdngniBbofe gu AZ.
!6eutine GhIuRrdte.
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Seutides Qrbeits : Na9peilunss.

Er. 2l9, Siio.S barp=Strabe, inter Der aufTdt Der
rGeutlben @tieQi1att" - 9ieienioen, iuclde oeut'
ihe @anoirerter. arbIter uno Sicntbotca au bez
ibdftiQen piini9tn, rpon,n fb perionli6 obr IN
~frantirt,n grisien al ben @qtnten Der @titni6att,
Sobann .. MeDtr. Rr. 30, SiosSbarps
etrabe, mtnoen, iuel5tr un.ntesltlid austunft n@
tbeilen tpiro. giireausS tunoen BON l bis ) llbr.
(1nuoo 11
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BaItitnnrer Warftberihte.

QetrE6tst far BEN sDsuti&sn GOrr.isOnpsnt.n'.l
8aGtimore, 81. DECEMBER.
Mebl.- Die beutige Mebl3ufuhr
betrug 1896 Gdfer, einfdIeBGi9
6127 6dfer gu 2ocuitzPoint uno
3507 Suffer gu Carton; 8iitenberz
fanOt IA Sdffer, Die Rotirungen
Iir6 mic fnIn+.
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8uItimprsr Gffeftenb6rfe.
Eeri4tet FIR BEN .7sutIAsE Errr.fppnstntsn' Dura
y. BEl RisoSab0rf & COL

y. Bm- RisosubUrf & Co.,
Baltimore, 81. DECEMBER.
s. @m. Mfibbenborf &c so. bereds
men fir Srancs: 8antiers : Srdtteh
ouf so Sage 5.223, auf St4t 500,
faufmdnnifde uuf so Sage 5.23B big
5.24a. 3ei9smart duf so Sage 938.
@ulben auf 60 Sage 80 1916,
Sterling ganters uuf go Sage
4.81, auf Si9t 4,84, taufmdnntf4e
4.809 Bis 4.81.
@ertduTe auf Der fisfsen Gffetten'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

Wdts.-Ote heutl9e Wfd.s3ufubr
betrug 1852 8uideG; 8erfanbt BON
BEN glepatoren 3O1,337 8u19eI; 8pr=
rat6 in cen Glepatoret 825,416 8u=
f9el. 8erfGufe: 10000 Je6ruar su
493, 10000 bo. 81 491 10000 reler
Spot gu 49, 1000 Nr. 2 tueiBer Spot
gu 40, 5000 Steamer semii9ter Spot
All 476.
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sc Il d t:
6armtr NIT Gauilis, nm .inen 9bsif ttncr Der
beifen 5armer III Morplono fGmmtnOen 5abTss gu
tuarot, lpenR otuinibf. qisroe, afer.gerdtbiaai=
len. Samen etc. ~lititrn. aorsifre NIT aeisrenSsH
rtbt 4uqab, Der @r0Bt uno alter pr Janltltt:
SEQ. 6. gabt, 2tpuarOtopn, Ct. Narps eonhtp.
t349-)
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1nselaeu. -s3m perfanien.

GaepsCrseI S25;
SOC. 9dar uno SOC. pro gDodt. Sedts Dtanos
2Gncn, Gr. 1901. SiiOsGbarIes=. Gde 6amburg'
Strobc. (283-)
GIrgdutes Gianinp S9S;
ipcrtb $3.50. @edt's Yiano=2cpen. 9r. 1901. sloa
Gblrleg=. Ode 9anburg=Str. 23|)
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&frinnet.- M amer mo dnausH.
Serlanat i'm Mlaemelnea.

aot uuO Qooig eeiubt:
eoit uup 9oais in elmer otutl1tH 5amilts, Brittle
br Stdpt porQciOqeu. MaH a~Orclire: sN. ~
Scuti9er gorreipoHDent. 365-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

,Ax Nellie Inn Mnstdnbe beiorst t~HuerbnIb - @tuaAeg
an bcnsuteno bera6geiestem %relIe
GeMarD Naine,
@aetseHp&Ge HaItiRQgp6 tGss nib 3eRs6fRces&sse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
SrieffaHeu.

Weinreunb.- Die geniinf4te
4usfunft fam am beiien bonn 3oaz
einnehmer @m. s. Stone erlangt
tperben. Wenben sic ii9 Idriftlid
an i'm.
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Gef0rnrrnng bon POfia6en.

2d1se Der erForbsrIifen Set our Grs
rei9ung Der Deri4ieosnen Be-
itimmungsorte.
1lntsnfebenD 1T Die ungefdbre 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der 4oit1a6en bon
benz gdltimorer poIt : 8ursau mas
ben buuptTG6Ii6en einhimif9en un0
ausipdrtig.n @tdoten Dep3ei4net.
Snlano.
atlanta, ga, 19 6tuunsH.
NlanticsGitp, Rs, s 5tnnosH.
Erooflpu, E..U., 6 etunOtn.
Burlington. 9ermoHt, II Stunosn
guiialp, R.s9.. IS 6tunosl.
Cape Mop, rs, 6 Stuno'H.
gbdrltfpH, Sc, Is StnHO:R.
Ghi:asp, gus, ! Gag.
Columbia, SIS, II StuHo'H.
Cincinnati, Ohio, 20 StaRcsh
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9ffte Mabaapun .MDbcln,

autife qei9liiitn, @lasipaareu, altmoOil9e tupitrne
MN mtifEeeHe Robzutenhlien; CUTE Yrtlie. tlr
ipuni9enslptrtbc Stide btjablt. Sdidt 9ofttarts
pDtr telepbonirt. pGolonial antique &c. Gr.
Gl3. Ro~ro=GutamtraBs. 6. & y. 3elepDcn.
tOlail9, lS,S&Sl
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qofmarfenz Ngentnren.
@erI4iebae StabtIbeile, in rpeIaep
90fzDertbiaden ~pertauFt
FnSrnen

gRelboIe, 6. 9. Scott.
gort.Roob - gurnsn 9. eopSiueton.
G~oriu9=abenue uub 3arriiOHfrobe - gpobert G.
Z. On.
a.. etrabs unO aHntinobOnsWOsnu qOuss
$einbohdr.
Craneepins - ciram Rimble.
GOrtsspsHue uHb3 Obnion=strose - q. q. G.
G6tiot.
g. unD eouabsstrabs, 9isbIaHotOpn - Sum.s
3. 9ruar.
Groneepine 6soroe gta.
Rr. Is. ltniou.apsuus (gBuobbsrrp) glorsrs
q. Winiams.
SrcaornD unb SultimoresStrobs - gsurae &.
mae.
rntsrzs Citation, 9tnnislpanisr gobHS - 8. g.
Erofbn.
Standardization. .BattimorsC 5i0sgasn.'
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Sarlelem ani 0rMnOeiaemtbmn.

Sarlchcn nuf WDbeln nno anoere
ei6crbeitcn fir 6 Qrossnt-qenau nab BEN ueuep
@eieB; %prioatin.
Eidtcr, Hr. 21O, Cfzeertnstpn<5tr.
Sintnrtr Er. 4, r8aniant=gutfbiua.A
Sn Fer Office wirb 1sutfd srfprod,en.
(p1ai20, I'D
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@ent Chr 0elc aebrnnd1t.

10 fpsnnst Gu6 al mid. 9fui6e 9drIeben. 9ti6t.
@iiflablurgcn. 9eribpisacHbeit sptsitut Gr=
ltiGteruratn oiei,n MoHat fir Nrltibeu BON s. uno
m:br. ID r Rremtr. 3r. 100, HOrO4guea=str
(Mnt1h IL
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FIRST CALL.
SECOND CALL

$1,000 ATLANTIC GOuit Sine, l., 4er.......... 93K
$500 atlantic GOoit Sine, ntus, 4cr, Gtfs. S21!
$1,000 rluiteO Railipops, Gint. ............ 562
$1,000 gsgs5 grttp. 60, l., 2s4tr........ 49h
10 atlantic Goait 2irt, GOm........... 18
90 SeaboarD air Cine, GOm............. II
5 ~fsiOtlitp auS Sepoiit........,........ 1921:
AZ International Iruit ................ 90
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Der. Stadten 8eIodnpeis
ungen.

@npeiiengen Bis CUR 5D6e BON
$3.50 toitsn 8 Gents.
Nnpeiiungen iber $3.50 Big $500
toFten 5 Gents.
Qnpeiiun9en ii6sr $500 bis $1,000
MI m H.
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Wei3en. - Die beutige Dei5enz
3uFubr be5ifFerte it4 uuf 500 8uz
16el; 8erfdnbt BON ben Gleoatoren
100 8uI6el; 9orratb in ben GIebdz
loren 587, 514 8uideL 8erfauft muir
ben 10000 5ebrnar 3u 884.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-30
SiniestrOs maritimOs
Agosto 80 1904.

A Londres llegaron noticias ell Il
desde Dnrban, 1elativas a que ell va
por costero "Penguin", Sc fue a pique
en- aquellas costas sud africans, aho-
gandose IS personas y salvandose solo
el contramaestre. Ell vspor habfa sido
t1etado con ell exclusive objeto de bus
car el llamado tesoro de Kruger, que
Sc hundio con el vapor Zululand hace
tres amos. Cuatro expediciones ante
riores fetadas con identico prop6sito,
acabaron todas desastrosa mente.
Ell cazatorpedero ingles "Decoy" Sc
hundio cerca de las islas Sicily, extre-
midad 0. S. 0. de Inglaterra por ha Der
chocaao con otro buque de su clase.
Ell "Descoy', desplaza ba eos tonela-
das, y desa1rolla ban sus maquinas una
potencia de 4,2oo caballos, pudiendo ma
vegar 81 nudos por hora, tiro Tornado
La barca inglesa "Iverkip', captain
Jones, procedente de Australia, nau-
frago frente a Fastuet Rock, Islanda,
pereciendo 20 de sus tripulantes.
Ell siniestro fue causado por choque
de la barca con otro buque de vela in
giles, procedente de Clyde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-30
Del extranjero


Desde Paris, decfan con fecha II de
agosto, que las executes del ex-primer
ministro, M. Wsldeck Rousseau, Sc ce-
lebraron el IS en- la iglesia de Santa
Clotilde y fueron sencillas en- extreme.
Ell gobierno habfa pensado hacer en-
tierro nacional al fnado, pero Sc opuso
la viuda. Los ministries y Ell cuerpo di-
plomatico asistieron como particulares
No habfa uniformes de ninguna clase,
nj otra representation Official que una
delegation del Colegio de Abogados
vestida de toga. Ell Rey Eduardo, e1
Emperador Guillermo y ell principe
Fernando de Bulgaria tenfan represen-
tantes. Ell cortejo flinebre atraveso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-30

pulgadas, cabeceras principales 1l2
pulgadas y ID pulgadas en- la torre de
combate del jefe.
Su desplazamiento es de o,45o ell
Adzuma y 81 nudos de andar; de o75o
y 2I III nudos ell Tokiwa, de $500 Y
2o'7 nudos el Iwate y de $500 22 nu :
dos ell Idzumo; buque insi gnia de
Kamimura.
Los cruceros mandados por Uri1, el
Naniwa y Takac chicho buque simila-
res construidos en- Elswick, Inglate-
ira, ell 1885, desplazan 3 727 toneladas
cada uno y I7o nudos de andar.
Su protection es DEE a 3 pulgadas
en- la cubierta 8 pulgadas en- los glacis
en- la torre de bate y IS en- los
almocenes de pertrechos.
Van armados cada uno con dos ca
foneS de 253 centimetros carga stimuli
tame a, seis de IS centimetros tiro ra-
pido, dos de 6 libras tiro rapido, 10
ametralladoras de una pulgada Nor
denfeld, cuatro id. de I'43 pulgadas
Cuttings y cuatro tubos lanzatorpedos,
y los tripulan 357 hombres.
ros acorazados anteriores es casi uni
forme, varfa solo en- ell Adzuma, que
tiene solo II caf1ones de IS cent1me-
tros, y que sus siete caflones de tiro ra-
pido son de libras, en- vez de los de
Z de III libras del Idzumo, Iwate y
Tokiwa. Tambien en- Ell Adzuma v
Tokiwa Sc nota que lleva cada uno 5
f11hnC l0f17afnrYNa
portan ell 1dzumo & Iwate. Por 10 de-
mas son casi similares en- artillado,
que Sc compone en- cada uuo de a ca
flones de 20 cent1metros tiro rapido;
ID de IS centimetros. tiro rapido,
menos ell Adzuma con IL de IS cent?
metros; IL de IL libras tiro rapido, 2
de 8 y III libras (seg1n aclaracion)
y 5 tubos lanzatorpedos Gambien re
cuerdese aclaracion.)
En- resumen los seis barcos iapone-
ses oponlan a los caflones de los bu-
queS rusos del eScuadr6n de Vladivos-
took, caflones de 25,3 centime tros
carga Slmultanea, Is cafones de 20
centimetroS, de tiro rapido. Ga cafiones
de IS centimetros riro rapido, 48 de IL
libras tiro rapido a de libras tiro RI
p1do; de 3 libras, 2I de 25a libras 2S
ametralladoras 70 tubos lama torpedos
6o2. Vease pues como
Sc explica el desastre naval russo
de "Olsan," que fue I'm ejercicio de
tlro al blanco para los japoneses los
que a pesar de toda su superioridad y
de las ventaias de formation tuvieron
ITO bajas entire muertos y heridos en-
Sus sels barcos. Otra cosa no podia
esperarse de la decision y arrogancia
de los marinos rusos y de la bizsrrfa
de sus enemigos los jefes Kamimura
Y Uriu.
~. .4ldeN .VM@NrlO.
Agosto 80 1904.
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POlitiCa americana
DECLARACIoNES DE Mr.. PARKER

Un periodico de los Estados Unidos
al dar cuenta de las declaraciones he
chsS por ell candidate dem6crata Mr..
Parker al serle comunicada oficialmen-
te su designation para Ell cargo po-
litico que pretende ganar su colecti-
vidad, dice 10 siguiente:
Arizona silver belt., 1904-08-18
CALL
For Territorial Democratic Con-
 VentlOu

Headquarters of the Territorial Democratic
 Central Committee, Phoenix. Arizona,
 August 3, 1904.
 A Territorial Democratic Convention is hereby called to meet at Phoenix, Arizona, on Thursday, September l5, 1904, at l2 o'clock, noon, to nominate candidate for Delegate to Congress from the Territory of Arizona, and to select Territorial Central Committee and a Chairman and Secretary of said com . mittee, and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the convention.
 All Democratic, conservative, reform citi- zens of the territory, irrespective of former political party affiliations, who can unite with us in an effort for pure, economical, consti- tutional government are cordially invited to join with us in selecting and sending delegates to said convention.
 The respective county democratic central committees of the several counties of the ter ritory are directed to call county conventions for the purpose, among other things, of select. ing delegates to attend the said territorial convention, as follows: One delegate for every fifty votes or majority fraction thereof cast for Hon. J. F. Wilson forl lDelegatel to Congress in 1902.
 The number of delegates, by counties, each county is entitled to send to the said Terri. torial Convention is as follows
Arizona silver belt., 1904-08-18
Republican Territorial Convention

The Republicans of the Territory of Arizo- na are hereby called to meet in delegate con vention, in the city of Prescott, on Saturday, Septsmber F, 1904, at 2 o'clock p.m., for the following purposes First-The nomination of Delegate in Congress. Second--The SC. lection of Republican Territorial Commit tee. Third-The transaction of such other business as may properly come before the Convention.
 The basis of representation of the several counties in said Convention will be one dele gate for every fifty votes cast at the general election for Hon. Robert E. Morrison for Delegate in Congress-, and one additional del egate for each fraction over twenty'hv Such delegates shall be chosen in such manner as the Republican County Central Committees of the respective counties may determine. Upon the foregoing basis the apportionment will be AS follows.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-08-18

oPoh nloui0n, the Board took re- CESS until 1;30 o'clock pm.
 Pursuant to recess taken, the Board reconvened at 1;30 o'clock pm. All members and the clerk present.
 Upon representatio of voters from hye precinct showing inconvenience to majority of voters in that pre- clnct by having the voting booth at Haughrs store, upon motion, it was resolved to change the place of voting to dlsela school house. The same cleo tlon officers will serve as previously appointed.
 Upon motion, the Board adjourned to meet at 9:30 o'clock am. August l6, 1904.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-08-18

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL - SUNDAY Sunday school at 10 am ; morning prayer and sermon, at II am; evening prayer and sermonsat 500 pm. Thursday, choir re. hearsal at 7;30 pm. Celebration of holy communion on first Sunday of every month at a. m. and II am. X cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services in the court house. Carefully prepared spe- cial music will be rendered next Sunday evening. Wv. RENIsoN, B.A. Rector
Arizona silver belt., 1904-08-18
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Arizona silver belt., 1904-08-18
Morrison No. O

Total number of delegates. 1855 Proxies will be recognized only when pre- sented by voter of the county from which the same is issued
 All railroads have been requested to make reduced rates for this convention, and if no special rate is in force when Delegates leave for the Convention they should take receipts for money paid, so that if possible the matter can be arranged for return transportation. A full attendance of Delegates is desired, as we'll as the presence of representative Re- publicans from every part of the Territory. By order of the Executive Committee.
 W. r. NICHOLS, Chairman. GEOkGE U. YOUNG, Secy.
 Phoenix, Ariz., August 6, ls0i,