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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03

IF YOUR WATCH GIVES YOU
trouble take It to wilensky, jeweler
and optician. He'll make II keep time
Eyes examined free. II Broughton,
east
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03

THE PEERLESS STEAM LAUN-
dry launders your linen so that the
saw edges are gone. And the linen
lasts. Phone 115S.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03

GERMANIA ANTIsEPTIC BAR
Der shop all instruments steriliEed be-
fore using: everything up-to-date; all
white BARRIERS; chiropodist work done
Eighth floor, Potter & Hughes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
Mcrifnniidc SanntterS ucrurIudJcn
llnrnbCn.

Golbort, Gcro8, 26. Sept. -
Sin blutiger Gonilift orobt 5piiheu
pcrtriebcncn Squotters mo Goms
bopS allf Ben 9ell . &onGeS in Ncm-
Wicrifo, meltli6 bon bier. &ertries
bcnc m%eyifonii6e SQuotterS, in Der
StGrfc bon bunOert Woun, rdt)ten
Itd) Oo0urdl, ooB iie IN elmer 9tod)t
cine @infricoi9ung BON iedS Meilen
&6ngc 5eritorten, 0rdbte 3eridnitten
unO Soften fGqten. 0ur6 Ylofate
IieBen lic Die GolpbopS miiieu, Dob
&eoer, mel6er periudcn iolte, Den
3oim micber mti6ltrihter, 5uion.
men gei6oiien merbeu milroe, uto
goben Oenielben ben &otb, lid 81 be
mnfiten. Die Nond = @igentbiimer,
mcldc iiber oreiBig bis pier5ig Com,
bop8 perfiigen, bobcn lie NIT Hepols
bern mo Wolier = @elpebren be.
mafinet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

Soicpb 2eidefStp -, Gar. 1880,
GoGington. 9loenle, um0 Morp @cip.
rcdbt, Is.
Seize ". &ort, 81, oltc %imlico-
Gooo, mo Gao NJ. @ropn, is.
@boS. ". @eiu5, 81 9}r. 81, Sen.
fins Game, unO @cnriCtto Stride, %.
Scrrp s. aorilld, -, mtO Wontic
W. Sort, %; 9(ppIifont 5, 9. Bar
toI, gtr. 1905, Ntoro. NrooOmop.
@nr. Z. Berger, 10, 9}r. IA.
@eit.GroBItroBe, mo Barbara g.
&oof, 10.
@omoro u. Woc0onal0, %, Yeu-
iocoIu, 6ln., unb Gli5obctb Z. Sin.
near, 81.
Sobn s. &oQ, 81, ltno Mottic 9.
Burroughs, %; Nlpplifunt y. 8.
Scott, Nr. 1902. @oiberItroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
StaOt Baltimore.
Seiratbs : 2iccnsen.

Die foIgenben Seirotbs. 2icen5en
pilr6eu geItern bonn Iftltar oes
Common Bleas = @eri6ts ousge'
Itellt:
u. Clinton Wc2eoo, %, itno Grace
". Chambers, 81; 9cioc bon Wonti.
cello, Wte.; glpplifont s. q. grpin
Nr. 1924, Mo0iiolt. 9(penuc.
@oItermDer $. Steble, -, Ar
1905, @elt.2emmonitroBe, unO Ilnc
9. S6ornngI, 10.
Sanes 9ropn, Sc, ilno Innie R
Neol, 30; applifont @. ". 9ufmort.
Gar. 100, @eit-9orreitroBe.
g. 6. Eettn %, uno GiteQo q.
Stablmon, %, Nr. $50, BIeoiont
Strabc.
Sobn 81. 0focns, 81, Solporb-Go.
no, u1o @Qo IS. @clib, Baltimore.
County, Mo.
Sligb Soft, 26, mo Wor9oret {
SDott, %; Ipplifout Mn. s. 9lift
Nr. 215, GourtlonbitraBe.
@olter &. GoIlenoer, %, Ir. IS.
Oit-GogcritroBe, uno Carrie g
Camp, %.
Wm. Q. 8enner mo Woloina 81
&e0ocreds, 30; Ipplifont CHARLES
Huboer, gtr. 1909, @oros@orcpitroBe
SomeS M. 6lotdep, 81, uno @ol.
sic 6iloion, t8; applifont Sol. Z
Gaibmanh 0r. 14i0, 0ipiIionItroBc
George Soccenic5, 80, Ir. If
8eit FennitroBc, uno Gotborint
Bobponnitis, 40.
@nt. y. Nirbcort, 81, Sortforo
Conn, unO 4ino MoD Sercel, 81
louisville, ap.; applifant n. $
Sopnes, Nr. 1922, @eit.2onpalc
StraBe.
Gbos. 6. Wepers, %, ltno annc
s. 6iiber, Is, ger. 1903, Sberpoob
Nnenue.
SouiS 9. Sorps, %, CIR. 254
Siio.gonoitry uno aoa 8. gropn
q.
6ronf 9. Suaipan, "a, Monn
@ilion, DO, uno Carrie g. glisoro
%, @eitminitcr, Mb.; slpplifant e
$. Sosfep. Rr. 1880, 0oro. 5,lton
Iuenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
Nlit Is aahren an @n(acn.

81 i6monb, So, 26. Sept. -
Sunlc3 9oiIep, Gin MIR t8.iGbriger
Hcgerburife, pclder I'M lebtcn GSllni
cinen oltberen 9seger, Nomen8 Gno-
INNS 8iQiom8, ermor6ete, pltr0e
beIte SIT GourtIono, Soutbompton.
Golntp, 0urh ben Strong binqerid.
tct. Der Wor0 mar ooS Heillltot Ell
mes Streite8 I'M flint Gents. Die
&inri6timg perlicf in anerS ronung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
8sitsrn RnrnlanO' SaEs.
1ras tn GRAFT am 10. yaHt 1905.
Btige oerldfIen StlensStution. ME lOlai.
Sdofin.

B1ge p~erIdfien S~tlensStution, ME lolai.
Saeitnb.
A.30 Born. - S6reli8ua, Sdupilinls. 0agess,
tosor, Y. & w. 6ps uno ben sieent dio
Warttnsburg. Nln1efter uHb 2nH.ien ~
96elapeafe & @eiteru gabn.
9.i5 Born. 8en'Wlar 9gpreb. (stur nna
IFS aSenSs - gtrOm. mad union.grtSs..
-oo nrdaItd, aasgenommtH ssnntass..
Clinic BjtIi6 bon Gmorn-grobe, Carlisle nro
". X s., p1bH.
500 gorit = 6arputnie. 9oeeretofun, G5ir,
pensbur9, Sreosr.d. @umitsbura uu6 g.. "
VI. R1bn nad gbe1nnoou1.
1912 Bornt. affout. nam l~uionsBrtbee, DurJ
uni @ettpsbura.
1880 Na6m, = aliom. mad @morbs6rose.
22b gtnopM. - WHOM. unm GW0rnsSrpDe.
1926 go6m. Blue Muuntain grp. (garIop
Car; loiuie Sreoerid.
$50 E.annl. - GIp. mao Dotf ur6 .. q D.
4.15 gaGin. - eyp. SarptIIrie Hnnfte, Sn}
eerstoiun, Sreoerid. @mutttsburd uro SbIo
500 Wa6m. = Grp. na6 gIbubOn, ufiom. ten
teits nob rlnton.grt6ss.
Sampftea6, GreefiHount. siIiiin, :
6.35 glaopnt. - Mffori. nG4 @~rnnrb,Nrobe.
6.t5 MbeHoS - Mfloni. mad unions9rtege.
8.03 A6enos - Mffom. rdth @ni0r1s5rpoe. I
Wnr Snnntng9,
$50 BORN. - Iffon1. nGb u~nt0rSSrtogs nHs
Sunooer.
$50 Nadtn. - sliom. itud iInionsssrioae.
AIS gtnd1u. - ItfoUt. nab Niefl.
BILLET un6 6et dsBfireau Nprooftsgft ahdp
8hae balten an lirion'. RsnHf1iBariasGbs'
les 1rn eeLtngtct'StraBs..
Sutton. NIB NaIbrpot (~9lortasHrsl StntisH
| 3dlt mat an Es,rHf. 'Ate STATION,
:" @ k.-.s g u q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
Nerdlants' e Sinners Srauspor'
tatipn gompana.

Sainpfers2tH
Wa1 Bolton tr0 benz Often: ieoeH Wicntde.
Sienlias, SoHnerItag uno SahftaG Hb:IoS
Nd4I .Brobioenee ufo benz Often: ieber Conn
Tag Uetftuo6 uno 6reitug. abeuoS 8 ubr.
Nad] yteippart Heius unt g2orfoh: tdelt6
tirt 9 u1r slebiioS.
Grd6t fDlro tdgIi6 Bis 5 tlbr abenoS fnr an
oent Iaps abfabrenoe 9dmpier anaenonIfleTl.
WdT Sn5oInab nno benz Giioen: ieoen Diem
Bottoner uno BrobineJces9 aniptef t1bten
eott oer .ggerfte AM Sube hes 2ong'GofS az;
SoognflnbsScm pfer bon Der @srte am JuBe
Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
6. ". giaiagtdm. Ggeat
qUHgs90d.
u. @. Turner, 1.sB.sH.
u. 2. etebbiHs, 6.sDl.
3oiptbfseau. Ry. 604, Wnro.6baries-en'
Sfa9t, uIo Baiaeesglreau: Cir. 22l Ntf'
Gaitimnr s.e trGhe. U13.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

WunopUltS, WI. N~nOuIsoMIIUH IT.OU NIU
a. 5 Roru.; @GmbersS Station, 1900 nno 900
qIorn., 1906 WlLiiGg5. 400, 2b.4O Naetm.
mi 900 2lbenos.
u" iSrsberts, WL. vobabStation 3s.45. io.4s
8ornf.; GanbensG tdiiun, H.95, 1000, N,t6 II.
nc. 90 Born, tt.26, l2.5O uno. F529 sl1nm,
mn l24f Gddm. GamoensStGtion, 1920 Borm.
1900 unb 1880 GGfm.
SSatrstopn, Wii. go1nIsS tatioH, Is.45 gorn. I;
gqnoen.5t1tioE, 1900 Sogul., 1850 unb t4.00
Ra6mtItaas.
Gltcstt.Gttb unb Wt. Mirn, GambeE. station,
l7.35, 10 10 Borm., 1876, 1850, IS. 20 glabm.
sg.36 mHb tt1.45 @beHoS.
Curtis g3ab, GdnoertsG tdtton, 1928 Born.
fnrap, mt. gRonaIsS sattcn, l2.44 Sod N. 3;
characterization, 1900 9fncbm.
Rahal Wlur.qintfs no6s alhtIahsTahto rrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
@rtrGmftc i'd nnh ihr Sinh.

Gan Gttb, M}o., 26. Sep.
TENDER. - 5rou 9eiiic 8ed e%rtrGnfte
bellte ibr o~reiiGbrigeS Go6ter6en
unO lid ielbit in elmer Giitcrne. Sic
nor ihon I4n0ere Belt idmermiithia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
Baltimore Snmpf.G nfetsGu.

Die &Cr. SiautenF Roit befbrberno.
Sampler iabren tialid, Sonntdas a~usgeHonts
men, hon ocu ,VuD 9iie"fRierS, Nr. tO-l3,
aiQbtzStrnbe, $50 glbcuhS, brett nab Oio
4oint Comfort, 9%iprlolf, RortslHouib uno allen
Gaiuftcu oc5 SloenS. Serbinhuug IN Slb
Yoint Comfort NIT o9. & GsGiienldbn" na0
Hidfuono,. &erhinnuua IN Portsmouth nit benz
nSeuboarb gtir Cine" iolioen BUG bon BortS'
moulb uab 9ttInntn. St ~glrrfolf Nerbtnouig
init Der a%gtlInniic Goat Cine. 9~lortoll itl6
Carolina, gprfolf, lno. tiolt4, glortolf nIo
bern. 8nibiugiOu. G.sG.. uuo 6idroto, "a.
Wnbl8eiten ruh europdil6em Blnne. Guriis
ri6fe 0niiiten3tnncr, eIcftrtfbe Nelelthtlng,
4nmpfbei5un0 Noien frci. 9ieferhtrtc Gaihtens
Bimmcr IN Oct Qinci 9iireuilr ocr Ban Cine:
Nr. 32t. @eftsN baltimore Strabe. Dir. BOG lno
sos, ~2iebtStrubc, g, u. g. Office. ar. 2t5,
iorhs@barlcSsStraG mo Nlbnt9b's, Charles
ltno qerinqiorsS irabe.
Su1n u. Sbcrlunpo, =, Srnlpn'
8iccs Erdi. II. Sen. Niunuaer. Gens@oii fAGent
(Se32-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
@erid)tsber6anoln

Grim innlgcrih t. - (9Sor
Nid)tcr Sri0bt.) Anqriif mo Holb
- DID &olpiom n%i1tidptloig. Gin,
bruf - emmett Small, bis gum 81.
Sebensiobr nn1 Dem Hcformotions-
boltS geionot. Gngriff 49, &nrru
3uiflog, |iiitirt. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
umoroentlif - Sltiie SubmoL 5tpci
Wtonote @efGngniB. 8ogobuno -
g8nl. Sloer, 5pei Sabre 3llttbuil5.
Sir bellte: glOtb5ldt,-+- HGfreo Sol
Inns, 8incrnt Monttcel; foli6e &ore
ipiegclun9cn-@eo. e. Sped; 0ic6-
Itol - Notbon 8roocr, @no6 Smith
2oltis @or0ing. Sobn Oblcn, 3oicpb
GopiIiinSfi, Mimic 9rolun; @inbrud)
Colbert McGop, Hopmono NJ. DC
Gnp, 6ront @urit; getuobnbcitSmG,
BIG lmoroentlid a- NoncD MolIer;
,6eroinono g. Sloo(c.
Nbtb. Or. 2. (@or Nif)ter
RbelpS.) Giebitobl 49, George 90
moroS, orei Monote, SbomoS @ron-
nan, 20 Gage @efGn9niB; Morp z.
@rop, Clara GGoi6, miiitirt. 6olihc
&oripiegelungen - Gbriitic 9orit,
&im. <oolpb. idutl6ig, llrtbeil ouf.
gei6oben. Sir beute: Qiebitobl Co.,
Sennie AooiiotL SteQo MinniS,
Goroelio 8ornep; foli6c 8oripie9e-
Ilingen - @m. Smith, @m. Glt.
nolpb, GbriItie 9orIt; WorOongriif--
@m. 6. 5letdcr; Nngriff - Yotrif
Conan; @erloiicn - GboS. g. 6ronf-
lin.
WoienQeri Of t. - (Gor ocn
Rihtern 8lod. O'9rien mo @oi-
tber.) IS luur0cu crnunnt 81 SeItd-
melttSooaltredcrn in Den 6Gaen BON
". SOIL &o6crt s. Meracnt mo III.
FREQ s. &oQ; BON SSruel g. y. Ni-
dots 0opto S, 2ingIc; bon auguitn
j. Woper Gbriition Seller; bon Wore
gazette &ot6non 2oliS Steotlcr;
bon WorD 90. Sar0ina GborleS $.
Soroing. SnOcntorsbcrid)te einge-
reid)t in Den 15dlen bon Go6ert sc.
Wc2one, Morgnrct &. Oitrqall, 9fn.
orelp Sober nm Worio g. WcQS.
Io6lob6eridt bcit0tigt i'm isSoa bon
Senrp SHUTTER. &erfGufe rotifi5irt in
Den ;SGaen BON &llgilito s. Ooerbccf
uno @m. 4. MCGurOp.
Common Meas @eridt.
(@or Tifter Stodbrioge. Sep,
pert gegen 1IoggS, nidt becnoet. Sir
be,ite: Der i6mebcnoe 5oa nno Rrn.
6237 uno G23S, o. 26, % 80, Donnq
ge9en Die Baltimore sObio . 9o9n-
@eiealhoft."
Superior @eriht t. - (@or.
Hidter @ifc8) ogfetdonts Notio.
nol.gonf" 9cgcn 9bdrles 6. eogon.
obaeluieien. 6oIiteao 8e9en limited
Goilluops, nift beenOet. Sir bcllte: |
Nrn. 749 10, %, 81, II nho 4.
StubtqeriAt. - C@or &i6ter
Sorlon.) l6owaro unb &obert :.
SuQipon gegen Limited Hailmaps.~
ann gcrqlcif iibergangen. Gomoro
SSones Qcqcu OieieIbc, ooilelbe. @ln.
9)ounacr gegen @m. y. Srice, vgton
4Sros." sir beltte: 9trn. 81, %, As.
80, 81, 80, 80 uno 30.
9bth. Rr. 2. (8or @i6tcr
gocr.) 5reoerid @c2tbee gegen
Some Circle Beneficial 9l~ifociation.
SION Qros.," oa aldger nibt eridien.
.Qicor 6rllit 60" aegen @ortano
Eotur5O, SerOitt iilr $50. giarp Is.
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6abrpInu
SriesiOn . 2inie neue Idnclle Saa.
8uute r2urS Baltimore" nn6
u8enn" nndl 3hila6elbhia.

Beginner epnntos, ben 5. Snnt, nm 8 libr
@ormittagS, uno bon odnn 40 tdali9 uib
Sot1taes, bon Der 9igbts uiO BrattsStrabe,
In 8ettcrtuH uno 6beItrr, va, nnbalteno.
BrddItige Sabrt burn ben Ganul.
SaBrt In elmer Ni6tuttg St.50j stunotabrt
Q5 2uge( fit Hldfabrt nuf Tag ooer gfabt'
Bopten giiltig, $3.50.
8unoreiies8ileie bun 9btGabelp6la anf Der
20. & q, @a6u" 3lIriidfebreno, $3.50. 9irefte
Sabrbiuete nab MlnMtte.Gitn unb 3urid Der
Boot $3.75i ODER CANA Der Bobn, fir is Sa1c
giltta $3.50. 6erner oirefte 6abrbiuete mad
aeusg)urt, 2unB.9ranh, Asbpr1sgarf, eine
@ihtilng, $500; 9tinbfnbrt 5000; 6nst Mah,
Junofa6rt $500. gfa6tsD ampfer fa6r.t mn
5 llbr 9ubenoS tdeIi6 (Gonitaes aiisgenonI.
mem. 8luete mad slIbanb, Groh. Garntoea.
Springs, gcfpport, 9eips0aben (Gt), Qordatb
(lRe.) uno n1roIi6en Rinften iuerocn i'm 9iis
9barIessStrabe, berfnntt. Gdreibt ipeaen
~Reifes9anobl9.
(D1ni1O.1 &G) ~ Wr' 20d. aiebfsgfrate.
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Gneen Mnnc's Giienbahn So.

5aBrpfan trat am ~. september 1904 IN strait.
Tampfer ~perlafcu gicr 1r. 9Ha, 2igbiitrdRc,
fi8ltdl .(diSgenommen Sonntags) lint 7.15 Wiurs
gems mad 2ope goint, Eneenstciun n, 6entrepttie,
Senton, 8rfcnipDDo, Seiuee, 9tebobDtb ufo Stpl'
tdheHttutinHell, unh NM $50 Hudniting5 nab
dfien Si1tiunen bio genes. TeL
S1uuto1s nm 500 M}orgeHS fnh 2OpesBotnt,
eaenbnie, Genes, Hehpboth, toiute nur tod oqen
Gtntionen 8~ipifcben popesGotnt mo Gentrebiae
terner nm 3.f5 g}ndntittag5 nnr mad 2upe.
.oint unh Queenstown.
shfr1luh AT Seldipare tinb Gbefageafes Snrc.
iiun nab Cation, Srforo mo 3ipifhenitdtioreT,
ftno Bu GREENWOOD nit Der eSelatunresgiiett
I abn" nod nuer 8Initen tiiofih an. Der Rev.
Uorf 8bildoeipbin & glorfoIfsGifanbnbn",
ssohu II. Basieh. Gfn.fB Bait sQlaent.
Frarf Ghlen. Seauefter.
(Wldi27.fI)
aaie sur aeli, imis qusfarb beIprnt nplp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
TarsfanS nnb %cunigluania-G iien.
Gxk. E,-,.,..
ain Gpmpnanic.

UHIH
9Rae p~erIntfen Nprtbs2 tnsHue. Station.
7.90 Bormittngs nab Dorf tdeIid. anser
GonHtd1s.
$50 Rurf1 mad SeltG mr. 5ouHtuas
$40 Norm ndh ReIrir .iGlif nRfsf 7eesF
taos :
i20 Rndim. nab PelGtr mr. TGufiHas
2S0 s}admi nab WDri luFer sanrtuas i
200 gddbnt. uadh Telta. mr. 5GrtttaaA !
sos gntm. nudh Delta t2Glth anher CONN
fddS
$40 padam. mao Netai- fselIn. auser Conn.
t1aS.
1880 Gddfm. fiab RtIair. mr. Commas.
11.tb sfa6rs. rsc Selair. uur famita9t.
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airi6cnbuler gegen Limited RoiI.
mapa," @cihWorenc in 9~erotbung.
Sir bette; Nrn. 81, 1873, 76, 1O5 unO
1875.
&tdtcr at 2urQe. - (@or
&ihtcr 0obIer. Stootacrdit 9}ru. :
mo 6. Nomroliiotion@ Sale BON !
bis 3 ltbr 9todmittog$.
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~sssaf 8la..aiHi." nads gatIaoe.psta a

CetRa. -gariGamoen Bell. ut scsaI
ShIatuaseon .,..ddeI, SOL o. 365P.
@8lat q. gseif.. aaaI. 7,558. 800 y. q
Buffet Farior, dnS9. @. $50 V. e.b4 q.
B1rlor, Speite, itur 60. 9.52 y. Obi q.
SarIor, @petis, ausa. 9. 1f.6o8. ati.64 9.
Borlor. Speife.. .Idg..s LES 81. q 1859 "a.
s0ipnal eimiipo," dusfnliebfbet Bulmans9ug.
gfifiet' #aut'. Yarior, G6ftrua.toH. iiib
Qoa1es, Boil. auS9. q. 4.55 u. 800 81. G
Rarlor. Speite. .IdgI. 900 u. 6.06 ". z
@oaheS. Rbil.. ...Idei. 900 D. 9.05 ". g
GnIafipnegonS 1del. IL. 80 81. At2.44g IN. G
Der iofaie Sbaftuc39on pa6 9efn.s)ort III i'm
eat. strbai.8abntcfe UNI 1000 abenbs 5ur Nnf.
inbmc bon Bof1gieren bereit.
" nab dfiaHtic6its alt 8oheniagen; ID
rnd Atfanttt.Gitp tdglih.
slae .Sliee baIisn In Euatsstss. q bolt
IN shefter rr.
BerI. samoen Bert Jt HOodl
Bbtta. siifoHI 49,. ldaI s.0R st00
Rblla Grpreb. gnsg Son 2.30a 235
B6iin. erpreb nnse. Cor 1857 500
Stnper!p stfion., aIsg. z, 5t5R 5.a0R
Rhtln Mffon., nnr Conn. 6,+0M 6.f6
8laetsGlreanrS stpro,peitse 9tarles: ms
5aratoaisSttabe CD SR q. ".gt65nesl,
$50 sitosgroaoivah. Wi R~VoatsStatitn oofe
D. 3, r,ortin, D.ar. qan. 9raftts.
I. ~. Dahttt. Ser sSah..aetut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

fonne mr. obgeuenoet meroen, IN.
Dem Die blodirten S6iife nGhtIi6er
@eile auf bober See frelt5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
NOrODenti6cr 0lObO.

WDEODeAI1WCE SlDDD.
&cgclmGfige Sampfidiiffabrt
5tpil6eu
Baltimore mad Srcmen
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-24
REAL ESTATE AND MONEY.


Real Estate for sale; money loaned on
good security at g. and per cent
Hours $40 a. M; 1880 p. m. Telephone
slS2-2 Division street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-24
WHAT THE KING EATS
What's FIt for Him.

A Mass. lady who has been through
tho mill with the trials OF the usual
houseocaper and mother relates an inter
esting incident chat occurred not long
ago She says;
II can with all truthfulness say that
Grape-Nuts IL the most beneficial OF all
cereal foods IN my family. young as we'll
ar old. IL In food and medicine both to
US. A few mornings ago at breakfast
my little boy said.
Mamma, does the King eat Grape
Nuts every morningT
II smiled and otld him I did not know
but that I thought Grape Nuts certainty
made delicious dish, ft for a King :"
Nts fact that the King OF England and
the German Emperor both eat Grape
II find that by the constant use OF
Grape-Nuts not only as a morning cereal
hut also In puddings salads etc made
after tho delicious recipes found In the
little book I'm each package IL is proving
70 be great nerve food for me be~ydcs
having completely cured a long standing
case OF indigestion" Name given by
Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich
There is no doubt Grape- Nuts %
most scientific food in the world
Tea days trial OF thfe proper food i'm
place OF Improper food will show in
steady. stronger nervee. sharper brains
and tho power 90 go longer and further
and accomplish more. There's a reason.
Look in zach package for the famous
little hook. The Road 10 welivilie.'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-24
SATISFACTORY SHOWING.
Annual Inspection Of F. |. !. Regiment BY
kdIutaat General Sackett.

Adi,,fant General Sackett made his
annual inspection of tho First Light In
fant-y regiment. last evening and Col.
N. ]. Gross and his entire staff wore
present. After their inspection. Company
d. commanded by Capt. John A. Gam
mons. was next in order. Tss company
turned out 10 men and three ofnoers and
nut up a very creditable inspection. Tho
manual OF arms was well executed. as
were the marching movements. which
were however. somewhat limited on ac-
count Of the small size OF the dripl hall.
The company gave an exhibition OF load
ing and firing. which was creiatabir.
Company n. Capt. Comrtock. was the
next command TO take the floor. Shse
company II the largest In the regiment
and turned out 81 men and four oom-
misnoned officers. The company was
formed into two piatoons for the inspec-
tion n being necessary TO have the men
form on two etdes OF the hall In the
form OF right angie on account OF the
crampe-s space The inspection concluded.
the first platoon gave a short drall In the
uanual and marching movements.
Comr ~ A. commanded by Capt Heb
den. was ihe third and last command to
-take-tha- -aaor. and like thu preceding
organixa ton. made good appearance
Ttls company turned out q men and
three officers. The drill was similar In
character 10 that given by the other
companies and was equally credttabie.
Gen. sackett expressed himself as much
pleased at the satisfactory showing made
by the regiment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-24
BURIED At SWAN POINT.


There was a very large attendance OF
relatives and friends. az well az repre-
sentative business men at the obseqnies
OF William II. crins. "a Linden street.
yesterday afternoon. The simple service
seemed TO make them all the more TN
prervfvs and were conducted by Rev. II.
I. Cushmen. rector OF the E'srN Universe
list church
Among the large number az floral
tributes was a standing wreath from the
employees OF the 0orham Manufacturing
company and another large wreath from
the officials OF the company. Mr. Orins
was for about IS years president OF the
Gorham company. having resigned thai
ofYice about 10 years ago. He was how
ever. a gireofor in the company at the
time Of his death.
There were no honorary bearers and the
remains were inferred In the family lot In
Swan Point cemetery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-24
DIVORCES
IN NEWPORT
SOCIETY

Tho divorce mill was busiiy at work ir
Newport yesterday, with Judge Dubois
on the bench and nnai deorces were en-
tered In eight cases. Nearly n Dozen
more petitions were heard and granted.
subject 20 tho statutes. requiring under
nisf ruling that six months must elapee
before a nnsi decree can be entered. the
respondent having THAI limit OF time TO
6le sxoeptiona
The two most important Of tho latter
class were one brought by siibyl w. X.
Hoffman Va. John Ellis Hoffman for non
support and the other brought by
Charles L. Roberts Agatnst Catherine Ii.
Roberts FOR deaertion-
Mrs. Hoffman is the daughter OF w.
Watts Sherman. and through her moth
er In a niece OF Senator George Pea
body wetmore. Her sister is Mrs. Har-
Hoffman. a grandson Of John W. Elns.
the retired banker. Mrs Hoffman was
married In Newport Oct IA 1898. and has
resided aboard nearly all the time since
her marriage Last winter she went
10 Newport. rented a cottage on Kay
street and instituted proceeds for d.
vorce Papers were served on her hus-
band who IL In Paris
The testimony was by dispositions OF
Mrs Hoffman. her maid and her father.
W. w. Sherman. She said that her hus-
band had been kind 20 her for the first
few years. and about two years ago de-
serted her in Paris. She has been liv-
Ing on the income OF her fathers estate,
she said. The divorce was granted nisi
and she was given the custody OF her
six-year-old child. Aubrey ANIME.
Mr. Roberts, who petitioned for a d.
vorce from his wife. Is son OF the late
Christopher r. Roberts. whose name is
intimately connected with Roberts col
lege In Constantinople. His father for
merly owned an estate on Bellevue ave
nue. near the property of Mrs. Burke
Roche. The applicant has been making
his home in Newport only for few
week. having taken apartments at the
Muenchinger-King cottage on Bellevue
avenue.
This case was also presented on depo-
sftions, including those of Julia Rob-
erts. Arthur Remington Roberts. Ber-
nard Stewart and Archibald Walker OF
London Mr.. Roberts testimony was
that Nov lS 1898. his wife told him that
sha uas tired of living with him and In
tended to leave. This was at Worcester
shire, England. On returning from a
hunt one day. he found her gone. che
having left a note saying that she had
left him. She then went 10 her mother.
He desired her to return and wrote to
her many times, and pleaded with her
mother and father, but without avail He
was also granted divorce nisi and was
given the custody OF his nve-year-oid
child. Dorothy