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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-12-17
A RICH FARM Err.
Largest Check for a Years Wheat
CrOp.

Largest Check for a Years Wheat
Crop.
What is believed to be the largest
check ever issued to a farmer for a
single crop of grain in eastern Wash
| ingtOn has been given Lillis +. Smith
of Endicott, Wash, for his crop OF
1904. The check is for $45,364.30. This
represents the value of nearly $4,000
bushels of wheat grown on Mr.. Smiths
land this year. The larger portion OF
this was grown by Mr.. Smith on 1900
acres, the remainder being his share
of the crop grown by his son, Leslie,
on Mr.. Smiths land, which the son
had rented. Lillis Smith and son had
total Of 3400 acres in wheat this
l. year.
1--WE have crowned Lillis F. Smith
the wheat king of the Palouse coun-
| try, with a golden crown worth more
than $45,000," said Seymour Manning,
the agent who bought the crop. Con-
tinuing, Mr.. Manning said: "Mr. Smith
has been called the wheat king of
the Palause for several years, but this
year clamis were made that he had
lost the title because of the immense
crops of other farmers. Henry Hick-
man of Almota, received a check for
$25,93173 for his 1904 crop, but Mr..
Smiths check is the largest ever is
sued to farmer for a single crop in
this county"
Hundreds of checks for from $4,000
to $4,000 have been issued to farmers
this year, but these attract no atten-
ton.
Mr.. Smiths success as farmer is a
shining example of what can be done
in this country by pluck, perseverance
and hard work Beginning with a
homestead of 100 acres, taken near
Endicott in 1888, Mr.. Smith has &C
ouired land and wealth until he now
owns 1900 acres of land, all OF which
is in cultivation, in this county; sou
acres in California, in addition TO
many other investments. His Whit
man county land is estimated to be
worth S35 per acre, total of $171, 800.
In addition to his wheat crop, he
sold S6.150 worth of horses this year,
making a total gross income of more
than $4,000. His fortune is estimated
at $250,000.
Practically all of this has been made
in seven years. He, like all farmers
and others in this country, suffered
severely from the panic of 1893 to
1896 and was deeply involved in debt.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-12-17
Reduce Number
of Congressman

Senator Plat of New York has intro
duced bill, in congress, prepared I'M
der the direction of the committee on
national affairs of the republican club
of the city of New York, having as it's
purpose the reduction of the represen-
tation in congress of southern states
that have disfranchised the negro vote.
The measure, if enacted in it's pres
ent form, would lesson the mem ership
in congress by 10, according to the es-
innate that has been made by the re-
publican club which originated it.
The bill and an explanatory state
ment issued by Senator Plat we e re-
ferred to the committee on the census.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-12-17
Lights Went Out;
Stores Locked Up,

Chicago, Dee. ID. -Something akin
to panic broke loose in the big State
street department stores late this after
noon, when the electric ligths in the
loop district went out without warn
ing, Just as the Christmas shopping
was at its height. The stores were
crowded and when the darkness came
some one shouted watch your pocket
books" The proprietors took precau-
ton and hastily summoned the police,
closing the doors until their arrival,
fearing some valuables would be stolen
from the counters and carried away.
No one was allowed to enter, and no
one could leave except after scrutiny,
conducted by the glow of lighted
matches and candles.
There was policeman at every door
who insisted on the right to search.
Floor walkers ant detectives busted
themselves by going through the dark
ened aisles and giving whispered orders
to clerks to shove bundles of articles
under the floor, behind the counters
and show cases. The scare of shoppers
was quickly abated, and the queer sit
uation was turned into one of amuse-
ment.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-12-17
LATE NEWS.

By a vote of 10 to 4 the committee on
public lands has decided to postpone in
definitely action on bill to repeal stone
and timber laws.
Senator Kearns has introduced a bill
providing for the annexation to Utah
of all that portion of Arizona lying
north of the Colorado river.
Major Edward Harding of the Sew
enth infantry is about to be courtmar-
tailed on the charges of neglect in not
having sufficient guard at Malate pri
son, from which 33 native prisoners es-
capped recently after killing three sol
diers on guard.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-12-17
.a1ot1se
Electric
Railway

Spokane, Wash, Dec. l6.--Jay p.
Graves has incorporated the Spokane
q Interurban system, to build an cleo.
trio line from Sopksne across Moran
prairie, through the Palouse country to
Moscow, Idaho, and eventually to the
Snake river. The articles Of incorpora-
ton were filed with the county auditor
yesterday and the capital of the COM
pany is placed at SO, 500 900.
The inoorporators are Alfred Cool
idge, president of Traders National
Bank of Spkoane and of the Colfax
National bank of Colfax; John Twohy,
a member of the firm of Twohy Bros. :,
large railorad contractors and kheavy
stockholders in the Old National bank !;
f. Lewis Clark, capitalist, and one of
the largest property owners in Spok ane
+. A. Blackwell, president of the Occur
d Alene q Spokane Railway company,
and western representative of the Will
liam Howard Lumber company, one of
the large lumber companies of the
United Satates, and Jay p. Graves.
president of the Spokane Traction COM
pany, and an extensive stakeholder and
managing director of the CRANKY mines
and smelter.
Mr.. Graves says that every man
mentioned as an incorporation is to be
a heavy stakeholder in the line and lin
them he has rare combination of
local capital. He has associated with
him stockholders from two of the larg-
est banking institutions of the city and
Mr.. CLARK, we'll known as one of the
richest men of this section
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-12-17

Brookline, Mass. two checks agsre.
gazing $4,000, In part payment for
ais wife's Indebtedness, which are al
ieged to have come back from the
oank on which they were drawn. marx.
cd without funds" It was intimated
tnat II DR.. Chadwick does not return
from europe soon the checks may tig-
ure In international proceedings.
Assets $500.
sf According to>the most accurate est.
mate OF the estate Of Mrs. Chadwick.
the wondrous worker" of bankers, as
far as the receiver has investigated
her assets and reported to the court,
her creditors, as a whole, will receive
about one and one half mills on the
dollar
What lends additional interest to
this showing from the creditors stand.
point is that one man, Iri Reynolds.
will receive the whole of the assets Wis.
IDLE at the present time. There may be
funds in reserve somewhere, as there
may be additional creditors who have
not announced that Mrs. Chadwick was
indebted to them, but it is not expect
ed by bankers attorneys of this city,
who have the greatest knowledge, that
any more large loans will be develop
ed. The extent of her operations is
now believed to be approximately as
follows:
Secured from Citizens National
bank of Oberlin and various sources
in and about Lorraine county, Ohio,
100000.
Borrowed from business men in
Pittsburg, 100000.
Borrowed from Herbert D. Newton,
100000.
Total, $1,19O,OO0.
Against this stands security OF
known value on one note amounting to
$500, which is held by Ira Reynolds.
Later Report.
Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 13.-Trouble
for Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick increased
at a rapid rate Monday. She was
twice indicted by the grand jury of
Cuyhaoga county and her old time
friend, Ira Reynolds, took the stand in
court and made evident his intention
to shield and protect her no longer.
New York, Dec. 14-Mrs. Chad
wick was taken III a closed carriage
late this afternoon from the Tombs
prison to the federal building.
There she waived examination and
it is said she will leave for Cleveland,
Ohio,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-12-17
ROOSEVELT WINS BY 2,54e, 1863.
His Vote Is 100000 in Excess of Nc
kinley's in 1900.

The New York Times says:
A canvass of the popular vote at the
last presidential election, complete, ex-
'cept as to one county in Tennessee and
four counties in Michigan, for which
estimates are given, shows that Presi-
dent Roosevelt defeated Judge Parker
by 2,546,169. He polled the largest
vote ever given presidential canal
date of the United States-7, SAC, $50.
This is more than 100000 in excess OF
the vote cast for Mckinley in 1900.
The official figures for Missouri show
that Roosevelt carried that state by
5000
In Maryland one republican elector
received the largest vote, but his col
leagues were defeated. The democrats
of Maryland therefore will have seven
votes in the electoral college, while
the republicans will have only one.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-12-17

The minister OF the interior at San.
tiago, Chile, has granted concession
for extending the railroad across the
Cordilleras 10 Mendoza, Argentina.
Chile guarantees the interest payment
of per cent on the construction cap
ital of $500, 900.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-12-17
Press Land Fraud Cases.

Portland, Ore.-It is the intention OF
the government to press the rest OF
the cases in connection with the iand
frauds conspiracy which have been
docketed for this term of the United
states circuit court, in order, If pos
sible to finish them before the holi-
days.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-12-17

Glasgow, Scotland, Dec. IA. - "A
small steamer was driven ashore IN
gale this morning near the mouth OF
the Sey. The whole crew, numbering
10, were drowned.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-12-17

The sum of $1.11O,OOO is to be ex-
pended by the Mersey Docks & Har-
Dor board, Liverpool, for dock extern
sion and the erection Of storage sheds.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-12-17

The population of the world is now
estimated to be 1903. 100000.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-12-17

woman's smile is always a winning
argument.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-12-17
NOTORIOUS MRS. CHADWICK
SHE WORKED EASTERN BANKERS
FOR LARGE SUMS OF MONEY.

Claims Assreeating $4,000 Are Now
Being Pressed Against American
Queen Of FrenxIed Finance-Attor.
ney Admits She Has Borrowed at
Least a Million Doliars-is in Jail.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08
Sebnten iid nudl Dem @eraniiaen
zines SD%ndlacridlts.

@a y II q ton, ga, Z. BOB
Mare ltld)t rett5citig Elm GoIisiIt er.
ld)lenelt, 10 mare am SalnItoa in Ser
Snltptltrobe bon Gbnrleroi tt oielem
GoInntp Der 9teger Syobn Morris
ipobriheitlidl gelpndt moroen. Nldt
Sl,t9elt, meIde ollrd) bic 9eridte
itber Die 2pn6ereie1 i'm Siioen oi,I.
9eregt mor0cn, modbten it'd oitf, cil
ibrer 2pndqeliiitc at ll,heu.
sic fonoen MorriS on ser Mc&eon.
Inenle, eroriiicn i'm uno moriell
ibn cine Shlin9e nm ben Sols, po.
roltf lie 6aS onoere Gnoe oeS Sells
iiber ben Irm zines Selegropbenpio-
items Id)leltoerter. Scnn 5oeen lie
ibr Spier in Die S0be. bis oieies be.
reitS III freier 2llft ibpcbtc. &oli.
silt WcGalmont fam 5ui1Ilig beS @e-
geS, pcrtrieb Die Sungen uuo befreitc
Den gee9er aus Seiner 9cfdbrlifen
Sage. '9ie Sungen mliroen perbai-
tet uno Dor 9iir9ermeiiter Moiors
9ebroft, Der ibnen cine eelolSene
gitBe ouferleafe. Sic entlduloigten
iid bamit, Iie bGtten rrtr .etipos
SpoB" nit Dem Ne9er boben wolet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

Mus Gountp.
- Sr. q. S. Gormon bon Sereforo,
Baltimore . County, erlitt am Conn.
ta9 Sormittag i1limme 9ronomplt-
Den, ais er Elm &ino zines Nafbarn,
Srn. Soiblta u. Armacoit, aus sci
len i'll bellen Slammen itebenoen
Saule IN Siderbeit brad)te. SbgIcid)
oos Ga6 einltiir5te, pdbrenb CT iif
nod) i'm Sultie befanb, rettete er baS
aiio nno lid, lelbit. , 5rau 9lrntos
colt, Die am Sppbus bornieber lieet,
lullroe nad) Dem Souic oeS Srn.
Soiuaro Wiaer gebraft. 9os Seiter
brad im Odd oes SaltieS ans mo
miiroe bon Srn. Clarence NilIer emit
oedt, Der ben Ilarm gob. IS gelang
Den Serbeieilenoen, einen Sbeil Der
Yfobel 5u retten. Ger Sd)aoen miro
anf $4,000 9eid,abt, Die Seriidernng
betra9t $500.
Gin DIP oes SranoeS.
= CHARLES ). 9aroorff, 36 Sabre
aft, Itorb geitern Woraen plotlif III
ieiner 8obnung, Ger. 1910, 0oro-
9etbelItrabe. Coroner Gariitbers
iono bel ieiner llnteriiifuns Oes Sal.
les, oaB elm Ser5leiben Die CODES
liriodle mar. Sr. 9aroorff bnIf BET
Dem eroBen granoe i'm 6ebruar bel
oen Hettunesarbeiten. @r ipiirbe bis
auf Die Saut ourdndBt; cine ihipere
grf1ltune. Die iid id,lieblih aitf oaS
Ser5 leete, folgte nno ieete ieinem
Seben elm 3iel.
Suriid BON 81. 2ouis. =
8ebeimpoli5iit Sernonn FobIer, mel.
der Dor 5ipei Moheu 5um 9eiud) Der
@eltonsitelIlins naf Ct. 2onis reiite.
febrte geitern Morgen siiriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08
Bon GnrSen errnuroet?

Buffalo, @.-D, Z. Topenlber.
= 0ie Mitalieoer Der bieiisen @cit.
miniter.Sirbe fiirdten, baB ser bon
ibrer Stride rodl Yeriien 9eionbte
gr5t unb MifiioltGr Or. Soiepb I.
Cochran bort bon aurben ermoroet
fporoen lit. Wan bat iif bereits an
Eraiioei1t Hooiepelt nm SilIfe ee.
tponot, unh Der ErdIioent bat iofort
elm Nitelieb Der omerifnniifen 8e,
ionotihaft in Der Siirfei als Spe.
5ialgeionbten an ben Sdab bon Ger.
iien geianot. Sm porieen Sabre
iplroe i'll Geriieu Der amerifoniidle
Wiiiiondr Nnltor geuiomin 2arabec
ermoroet, unb Die Morber iinb iett.
ipie aus Teriien genieIoet miro, bin,
aerid)trt fuorherL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08
ans benz Snnern @arglanO's ana
----
Den angrenseubtn Staten.
Setn Name uuroe re9i..
1trirt.

Sein Hamc muroe re9i..
Itrirt.
Sn Cumberland bate mon lid &C.
iueigert, Den Eoitor q. g. 3afarios
81 regiitriren, obi6on er Elm Gertifi.
fat bottc, neld)cs be9loilbiqtc, OoB
or 5ltm Hc9iitriren bcredtigt ici. Tos
flor 3o6orioS mouotc iid) oil OaS Sc
ridt, mo bieics beitimmte Die Nluis
nobnle oeS NunlenS in 6ie &eoiitrir,
bidder.
Sn ga Yloto, CHARLES. County,
nitroe Ser Nome oeS friiberen @ciet.
gebun9smitgIieoes Sanles 9. @dIs
bof aus Den &egiitrirbiiheru geItri.
dcn, oo or no6 Senneiiee per5oeell
lit.
MbIebeu.
Sn @agerstomn lit Der friiberc
@onf.Glerf GboS. @. Soffmon I'M
Sitter bon Al Sabrcn 9eitorbeu. Gr
tuar lnperbeirntbet u1to binterldbt
fol9enOe @elhtpilter: @rneitSofimor.
Gotuor0 @ofimon, Srou Or. ". y.
Stouiier, 6roit Or. Go9ar u. Siren,
nto @ortbington Soffmon BON So.
9erStoiun, 81. Clarence Soifmon Ii.
SRI. Nfettie Soifmon bon Baltimore.
Sn Cumberland lit Srou 0ronette
Strif, Die @ittuc bon SomlelSiridl
I'M Sitter bon 81 Sobren 9cItorben.
Sic binterlGbt Die iolgenben &inOer;
Sron 2idtenitein 6rau Sunulel Ho.
ient6ol, 6rou Sorrp $. ManSbad),
Sioof uno Soiepb Sirid BON Gum.
berlonb, g. e. Siri6 BON Baltimore,
Somuel Sirif bon Maibpille, Gem,
nno 6ralt @oiporN &iler bon Scolo,
6lorioo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08
81 mad a.
Mcnclcf'S Mcidlcnfc.

Ncm Dorf, T. @opembcr. -
3tuci 26minncn .lpci 9liieL 3luci
StrdilBe ltn6 riir 3ebro, melde ao.
Mig Menelef bot 9lbpiIinien Dem
ErGiioentcn Der Ser. Stooten &C.
idenft bat, fnmen Dellte olli Dem
9ompfer minneapolis" olt3 2on.
Don bier an. Cine brittle 2oluin itorb
nGbrcno Der l%lebetfobrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08
Sibung beS bieiigen
DC u5if- IS.
Il III @elo unb & d t.

II III @eIo uno Hedt.
Sm &reisgerid)t su Sopion mod)te
gcltern Noam @ei1linger cine alnge
gegen Sobn uto Catherine @einin-
ger ~anbGngie. Gr bebauptet in Der
iclben, baB Die &ertlagten eil SoliS
nebit @~runoitiid on Der I. StraBc III
8igblanotoipn eigneten, ouf meld)en
cine &ppotbef bon etlid)en Sunoert
Collars riibte uttb gegen iuelde 5fpei
3ablungsbefeble eingetragen Doroen
ieien. ga lie bieie Shuloen nift
bGtten abtragen fonlelt, fanleu lie
ongeblid nit benz Slayer iiberein,
ibm oas gisentbitm SIT iibertraaelt,
ipenn er oieS fuIoen be5ablen pollte.
Gr beglif aneeblid $461 Der Iit-
ipriihe, unb trosoem baben Die Ser.
flaeten ongebIif Die glbiiht. i'm er-
mittiren 5it lniIen. CT eriiiht oaber
oas @erid)t, Die Gerflasten ooran Sll
binoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08


| 3miidcnfaQ2. Cine oifi3icQe Gut
ibciOung lit nod nidt gctroifen
auetn Die bier norherrihenoe Nniih
lit BOB Die Bobl auf 6ournier fauer
miro.
@oibin8ton. 9, 6, :. Nou
- &iS ieBt lit nod feline offiiicQ,
Ginloouna in 0e3ug nltf oie Nus
ipnbl zines ameriforiidcr A0miralS
5unt Witglico Der intcrnationoIcn
ltnterfudung bier einaetroffcu. 60
balo 0ieicIbe anIunqt miro Ole Ios
miniItrution icIbitrcoenb Dem aontt-
raj 0ciucp ocu Qoitcn oubietclL mo
ieinc NnuabmC 0ciiclbcn miIr0c Der
Rcaicrlu1g icbr anacncbm ieiu. @i3
lett Fat cr nod feline Nn0eutung &c
Qc6clL Oh CT an Den &erban0lungen
ser Gommiiiion tbeil3uncbmen
uiiniht oocr nift. SIN Sale er obs
Icbnt, 10 miirocn ser |rGiiOent un0
Scfrctdr W}orton cinen on0crcn
bobcn 6Iottcnoiii5icr fir bcn betref.
fcnocn Iritrng ntSludbIcn. .
&n Oeu &tcIer Sufeu e ns
|geIaufen
@rrliu, 7. Nopcmbcr. Der
GapitGn 0cS bel ser 0ur6iobrt ser
boItiiheu 6Iottc burt Die oGniitcn
@cm0iicr bci6GOi0tcn Gi3bre6er8
o9crnlnt" lit in Ben &ielcr &oict cius
0cIoltfcn unO bat nm Die GrloubniB
nohgeiudt, iein Shifi otf Scr DOR
ti9Cn faiierlifengScritc ms Erofcn.
Oof 81 bringcn, IS bciBt, oob 0o3
Boot noh bccn0igtcr &cporotur Iidl
Dem noh Sitoiicn bcitimmtcn 0Iticc.
@eldrpoOcr oni6Iicbcn lpcror.
0cuti d. Lamb criu6t nm
cine GrflarunQ.
Petersburg. I. NtooCmber. -
905 N%tt9mdrttAc pint bat ole 3oflt.
mentc, iucIdc olli ole Noroiee- aiiuirc
@c5ug bobcrL Dem Gomirul &o,nu.
foil ilberluieIell, pelher 0citern bei'm
&oiier cine Guoierl5 bate ulo ipGter
III @emeini6uit nit Gopt. Glooo nit
Den @roBfiirIteu 9llcria ltnO glerons
Der confcrirte.
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Iormclle GrtlGrlng in scr ,Soml=
a Q"Tifoire Ocrlonat, luro 5ruor &c.
ouf Die 9cbouptlmg OcS Gigelt.
tbilmcr@ OcS "Sonutog," OoB cr ieine
c~ingcbiiBt bat, oo CT oltS1lrbt,
bon rlliiiIben @runotcn "qetroffcn Al
lperoen iid ciligIt ouuonmu6cn
Ger G%igent6iimer bebuuptet
ntdt, ooB iein Sobr5clla q~etroffen
lpuroe. Geuti6lono Iteut feline 6or-
oerungen ionOcrn m~itcrbreitet MIR
Die ShotlodcL lpie lie BON ocn 81
%gerltbilmer beS oSonnto0" Qcmcloet
iuoroen Itno, mo crilldIt nm cine Or
tIorrnG. Son &uBGmnO'9 Nntmort
miro 9cutifInno'S meitercs Gor-
geben abbGngcn.
0rci Deiterc IrtttcI 0eS
neberctnfommcn$
petersburg, Z Ropember.
Der britii1e 9otidofter Sir GborleS
unterbreitete Dem MiniIter
oeS NlslpGrti9en 2om8oorif bret
lpeitcrc Nrtifel 0e5 britiid.ruiiihen
observation-disclosures. Ser
critic Nrtifcl trifft 8orfe6ruuqrn fir
reftSflnoigc @eiiiser fir Die contra.
blrenoen @ortcicn, scr 5lucite fir sic
Sbeilung Der Soften ser Gommiiiiou
Itno Der brittle beitimmt, bob bic @nt.
.d)eiOulg Der Maiorit1t ser Gonpen.
ion binoeno iein iol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

un6 fir 6a8 Stiif poiien6 iei1l. Im
4beno oes @obItaaeS tuerben Die
8ubInadri6teu in Dem Ibeater bon
Der 9iibne aus ue%rfiinoigt.
SO arplauOt Tbeuter."
@auoebiue in ibrer eIcganteiten
Sorm miro oieie ISOLDE I'M nMarn.
Iuuo 3 Gbeoter" 5u ieben iein. Sr.
9ernon bat iif obermols Die groBte
0tiibe gegeben, cine ouSgeiudte
Giiuitlertruppe 5u engagiren, unO
Die 8eiu6er Oieie8 Gbeaters tperoen
ibm 0afitr Can't miiien. In Ser
Spite Oe3 Ebeotcr3ettcE3 iteben 9r.
@arouer Crane uno Sralt, neld)e ole
Roiic o@in id Gcin @eib?" 3ltr 9lui.
iiibrlng b%rinaen. Serner finoen mir
urlf Dem Frogramm Gem Bloom un0
Sane Cooper IN elmer fomiihen
Sti53e, betitelt a@earp @iqie'8
@dnoerino," melde gum frantln6en
fem iou. @iQie zimmerman miro
ais 9oriteIIcr Ger groBten Roeten
mo 9omponiiten oergScIt auftreten;
Norfe uto NoumS treten ais opiooi.
Idle" &omiter olli mo nnoere 9e.
riibmtbeiten iino on3 MfelamisS rio,
Wto6ome Slibe, sic biibid)eSongIeus
rim, mo NiQs uno MorriS ,Minitrcl.
Sanger mo aomiter. IS finben
tGglih Notinee'n Itott. uno an
Mublobcnb merocn ole @oblreiuls
tote 3luiifeu Sen 2Itten perfiinoet.
n6ollioopItr. Sbeoter."
Ebeooor &remo'$ Wfelooromo $50
@cooing Bells Sor Scr" fommt bieIe
ISOLDE I'M n6olioovitr. > SbeaterT
3ltr guifiibrlng. 9oS Stiif felt
Gin biibiheS iunges WGodeu oar,
ipeldeS i'm 9rollttleioe altf ibren8er.
lobten partct. Sn ser Serne bort
man Ole airdenQloden sur Grauung
ruicrL bod Der 9rduti9nm erIdeint
nidt. Gin furd)tbarcS llngliid CIR
ei9net Iify, mo Der Wonn Der iie
beiratben ioQ, uerloBt lie. go i6Iu.
gen benn Die 8ir6enqloden nift fir
ibre Srouung. gtadoem ie6o6 bie
Sntrigonten iueld)c sic Srontn9
oercitcltcL bcItroft ituO, finoet Die
Srolumg ood Itott.
nWt onumcntal Ibcater."
Iic n~clleitc 2Ittrnftion i'm oWIonml.
mental bcotcr" lit ole erfolgrcid)c
mlGiitaliide Grtrnpo9on5o nGGe
0cuilS 0ougbter," ole bon ser
nScribner Morning 8lorp 60" SUR
Multiplying gebroht miro. Sem So.
ItenoufmonO lit geidel,t noroen, INN
Die SorItellung 81 elmer groBartigen
81 geltolten. Ger Gbor beitebt ollS
30 jrul9cn S0ngertnnen, u10 Sr.
Clarence @ilbur miro sic tomiihe
Souptrole in @Gnoen boben, INTER.
ltiibt bon SonleS WorcuS, 2outS
Snrtman, Rot. @crnoro, SarrpNil,
ion, 6ronf Scott, Gus Neier, SRI.
Gtta Cooper, GlIic &nrpep, Gillian
Satbatuop, Wap 9urfe uno SRI. Con,
Itnnce @inoom. Sic @abInodrid)=
ten iucrocn AM Nbeno oes @abltogS
bon Der 9iibne aitS berlcier.
Srganiit uiImont i'm
DTcoboop-S It itut."
Ilcranoer @ltilmont, Scr eruBe
frun5oiiife SrgoniIt, miro am 5rci-
tag, Den II. Nopember, Elm Snaltqrl-
rotion$ = Hecital oltf Ser nclen Or.
gel I'M DSeoboOp = SnItitut" gcben.
EroI. @lilmnnt, melher bon ct.
Souls fommt, febrt 0ieicn Wonot
nod HoriS 5uriid. 9aS nelte SSn.
Itrument mltroe bon Der ,SutfinS.
8otep = 60" in Bolton gcbalt ulo
lit Die bette Gon5ert = Srgel in Sal.
timore. GoS Eroeromm fir ooS
Recitol lit pie foIet: @ililmant, 81.
uentb Sonata; alein, GIepotion;
Sodl Hrelr0ium; Gopocci, S6er5o;
9iirtebuoe, Choral; Soerbel, Con.
5ert; Smpropiiation @uiImant; Glt-
bois, SoIonnob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

Soerber an sen Safer Irau5 Soicpb
oelagt DAB ole oeutfdcn StuOenten
Iur IN beidranftem RaBe an ben I'm
ruben GbeiI uabmeu. QcBtcre icien
ollsldlleBlib ourd sic riidiittSloie
N%altdtion Scr 0cutldcn G~olt5portei
beroor9errfcn. pqld)c oo5 Miniitc.
rum iue9en faincs Goftircn5 NIT ben
G5eten l~tiir5en mill.
S1 S8ien lit man olQcmciu oouon
llber5eugt Dob ser dn II. ]toDembcr
3lllanlmeHtreten6e Reit9rlrb, dnIaBe
lld Der geaeumGrtiggn 2Sirreu il
&lm@brlld, unerb6rtc ShTmicenen
erIcbcn miro.
eritfiq crtcr q a0 laB.
@cI8ro0, 7. g&oo. O{6bcl lrnO
alloere Sa6crL melhe Dem Oeritorbe.
nen Gr-a6higlMilon mo ieincmun.
9lildli6cn Sobn lulo 0o6iolger
&onig AlcronNcr qcb5rtch murOen
bier oltt auttion o"crfollit mo fnn0cn
nltr oIl5uhuiaige &G1icr.
@rono in @riiiicL.
@%ritieL Z. Mop. - Sn Den 9(r.
6ioelt oeS MiniIterilm9 oeS Ennercn
ltno 6eS WiniItcrirm@ oe5 9lclBercu
brod) gcItern 9lbeno Icucr ans. Cine
3ett lang bate eS 0cn @nIhciL ais
Oh Die Irdipe Dem llltcrgoilg &c.
iuelbt lete1, ood 9elang IS Den bcroi.
Idcn anitrengungen Scr oor5iigli0
or9oniiirten 6eucruebr 9riiIiel8, ser
6lommen Serr 5u iperOen mo oen
8rono oltI ocn Woniar0cnItof 81 be.
idrdnfen.
SiiOora'S ltnterne6meu en-.
Berlin, Z. 0opembcr. - Sic.
li9e glotter perofGntlihcu foIgenoc
nelteri6iitternoc Rsltigfeit:
nSiiboro 9uncou, sic ~pielgcnonnte
omcrifonii6e Son3fijnitIerin, er0if.
net oemnGdAt I'M @runemol6 cine
foreogropIiiAe Gdrtle gum 3mcd
Der AuSbiIoung junger Mdo6cu i'm
9oriuBton3e."
Ib mad @enua.
Gibraltar, Z. 0ooember. -
Die Stronger nGlepeIono" nnO o9cS
MIoincS" bonn europGiihcn @eIhmu-
Der Der Ser. Staaten, meIfe qeItcrlt
init Dem 6log9enihiif 6eS @eifma-
oer5, Der nSlpnpio," bier %eintroicn,
iino beltte nod @enuu obgefabrelt
mo mer0en uuterpcaS S6ieBiibim=
gen porne6men. Die nSlpmpia,"
meIfle Die 6log9e Ocs SlbmiraIS
SeiueIl fiibrt, miro tbnen morgen ioI-
npn