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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24
GIcr5chntcS Gnpitcl.

Sulb o6nmd6ti9 iieI lie in bic Mrme
@ermuine5 uno 6rau 2onceIots, bic
beibe OerItummt nnrcn, lpGhrcno &c
pCdf oioueiEr+ ,r -,e,1t,~ mdf, ~ 5,i
mem 0eben aus Der 6oFuns gebra8t
5uriidfpi6.
PIDBIid 6ere fab @erbouIt, Der T6
aus 3%artgefiibG in cine Gde 3uriidoes
so9en bate, ben 0ottor auf Ii6 5us
tommen.
SO probiere bod bu bein Slid bel
itr! Dir nirb es oieaei6t o%elinaen,
ite gu iiberrsben."
W}it benz alien, bittern, b6bniI6en
Nllsorud bate Qepa0e bieie 8orte
berborgeftoBen, pGbrenb er Ieinen
Jreunb, Der teinen Bioeritunb 5eiQte,
hettig DorDdrtS trieb.
CD peni9 Grfolg 9incent Ii6 audi
bon leinem @in9reifen per{pra6, 70
ourtte bod nihts unperIu6t bleiben.
Gt ieBte Ii4 ouf ben Stu6l, ben GIteae
l9m an3uipeiIen pflegte, unb Ia0te in
ielnem eepobntsn, better f6er3enosn
Sone; nSie piFen, 6rGulein @IteQe,
Dab id i6on munden Sobel BON Sbnen
elngeItedt babe unb mir ieBt tpobl err
lanben lam. mid einmal 3u reoonz
diren. Isl, Ell, iper piro 10 unperniinfz
ti9 Isin!"
Der Slang Ieiner Stimme ~berubiote
lie Iofort, unb nit Observation-Disclosures
8eouIo b0rte lie %Ieinen, ben alien Sc
genitunb b~ebunbeinben Morten 5u, pbne
fid inbeB bdbon iiber3eu9en Su laiIen.
sd min feline @rSneien mebr, unb
bic ieinigen nod peniger ais bic BON
irgenb einem anbern", pieberbolte tie,
inoem lie einen tiefen, srpIenben Bid
na9 benz an dnberen Gnbe bes 3ims
mers 3uriidgebliebenen 2epage mari,
al Dem ii4 foeben aud 9ermaine 9es
fe1t bate. Gs ihien, dIs oh bic beioen
eroBe Soffnuneen auf @incents Sim
fluff febten unb i'm ungeitort bonbsln
iofen fpptten.
Da gffene bic Stimme gsbGmpft
bette, fpra9 aud er unpilItiirli6 leis
Ter : vWertruten Ste es mir an, mas
Fat Sbnen benn Der atm 2epags gcs
than. oab Sic ibn 70 f6le6t bebans
beln ?"
.Gr lit qr5t," murmelts @itsle
fdmouenb.
.Np9 INNER bas ulte 0prurtbsil 2
limb ipas peiter ?"
u@r lit 70 entfeblid bdBlih." anti
tportetc iie la9eno. Rein. pirtli6 gar
81 bdbli9."
.Nun, i9 fperbe i'm fdon finben.
tpenn er Gle gefunb gemoht bat"
s@funben sic fpirflid, bab CT bas
f0nnie p
sd bin feit bapon iiberseuat.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24

ginidreibegebiibr (goIt . auf'
Idlag) 8 Gents.
Observation-Disclosures Bis gum
@cDi6t Don 10 lln5en 5 Gents
Podete iiber 10 ltn5en ihncr, &c
Gents COB gei6IoIien, ODER ridtl
nit Gllsnobme BON Rnnuicr;pten
nit beifoGociroen Gorrefturs 9ogen,
icrner oue beriiegeIten So6en (Iiebe
rntcnite6en0) 2 Gents FRO lln3e,
nit NlrSnobme bon @riefen in 9oIt.
StotionciL mo Die 8oitiahen nid)t
ausgctro9en %lpercell, 1 Gent pro
lIn5e. Boitforten, ie 1 Gent
3lucitcr 3IoHc.EoItinAen - 3ei.
tunGcn, piertcIiGbrlih ODER SITTER or.
iheincnoe 3citihriften meI6e Mat
gratis oertbciIt peroen 3as oIoe.
meine Bu6l;fltm bC3obIt oofiir NH
Observation-Disclosures gu Ser State Don
ie 1 Gent fir 4 un5en cbcr Gbeile
odbon, melln nid)t ocriiegeIt.
0rittcr GIoIic - (0corudte, feline
@Ionco-Qiiher) GirfrIore, ouocre
gcorltdte Sod)cn, Gorrcftrr @ogea
uno beifoIgenheS Manuicript, go.
Ientincs, iuiif-NutcnbIGtter, SeIio.
tGpcs, Gbromo8, &Iafote, 2itbogra,
p9ie'n II. gcorudte 2~(n3eiQen i'm al.
gcmcinen, idmmtIid), penn nt6t
ocriicgelt, I Gent fir 9 lln5en oher
Deniqer.
8ierter 9Ioiie : @ooren unb
WuIter, 9lonco.Vi id)er un5 Gapicre
Gr5c, oIle Snhen, meIhe nift in If.
gem elmer Ger on0ercn 9Ioiien cin.
gei6IoiIen uno ibrcr Notur nod
ridt Gcf0brIid ooer berberblid fir
Sen SnboIt Der unocten YoItiodcn
iinb. (Gin ipc3iencS @cicb IeBt oas
Borto fir SGmereicn, 9lbIeger.
@ur3cln, G~pr06linge uno BfIan3en
nltt oie State bon einem Sent fir ie
2 un5cn ieit.) 5oGS oorgenannte
NrtifeI ntdlt mchr, nls A Sfllno be.
tro9cn, 1 Sent pro ltn3e ODER Oeren
@rudtbeil.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir grie5p
.mb on0ere &oIticnounQen betr1Qt \
@aorenprotcn - Hofete bis m
4 (ln5cn > Gents; Eodetc iiber 4 In.
sen id)mcr, I Gent fir icbe 2 llr3cr
nbcr 0crCu NrlthtGCil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24
QOIOcI,e B6IrlrN.
80
Homun NON GhumpuL
dntoriiterts utb,risbuns aus BEN
Sruu5Dffheu bon
q rs ne Dtf8tE
Romun NON GhumpuL
.Nlortlcpuuu

Us jpdr Tim alio rid)t 9cIun9cn, ii
c,u3uT@jjHtcrn.
n&bC sic cine Tolhc 6eTtimmte Wei.
9crun9 ousIprcnCn, Ioutcn Sia abcr
boh ~trcnjq1tcns luiicn, rpa8 ib NIT I'm.
men bor6d6c," fubr QepQ9c nit uner.
f6iitterli6cr 9eoulb fort. Sein bprs
Bin ned 10 ItrCngcr 4u5orud bate Ii1
9tmiIOcrt, uno aus feincm baBli6en
8ciint itruhltcn SluQbcit unb llc6crs
5cu9unQ5traFt. @inccnt @er6ault, Der
t2incn 6rcuno md nicmaI5 in be-
Nusu6unQ Icjncs 9cruf3 bcobabtct
bate, itunb Oicicm ncucn Mcni6aH,
Der itd) ga Dor ibm CntbiutC, pol De.
numbering geQcniibcr.
Grit QIiibCnbcr 9ercoiamfcit uno Cj.
nCr Souitmltb, bic man bel icincm
f4arfcn, CdiQcn, CUR Spottiuht &c
nCi9tcn Gbdrottcr niemal5 Dcrmutbst
bate, duBcrtc or feline 2tniibtcn uno
or bcrFoht Ic NIT elmer &t1rbcit luO
uebcr3ruQuua OaB @inCent Gin U}lbz
erfolQ bel Der &rdutcu unn0gIi6 err
fGicn.
@ar c5 ni6t ratiirIi6, oaB oicTcr
ICi1C 6offnunQ5itrabl, Der Ii9 damGb.
lid in iciu 6cr5 cinI6li6, ldngit aud
6ns Der orci ormCn 5rduen crfii0tc?
GitcQc Id6cItc uro @crmaine IticB eli
ncn tiCfcn Scli3cr Der GrIei6tcrunQ
aus, pdbrcno 6rau 2oncclot, unFGbiQ
ibre 5rcubc 81 bcmciitern, auf Gepo9c
IosItijr3tc.
n9Cbcr 70 pcriu6en sic bod S6r
Mittcu guf mas partcn Sic bonn
node"
y9Iuf 3rautcjn GItenc8 einpiui.
gung."
Sn Der fcItcn 3uperT4t, Oos Spiel
actDonncn 81 BADEN, mo6tc er nod eli
ncn lpcitcrcn S9ritt DortpGrt5.
sd Qcbc %bncn obcr bicIc Gjnfuil-
Iiaun0 Mot" io9te GitcGe rubiQ, o6nc
boB 0os 2dbcIn bon ibren 2ippcn mid.
Wo0 @ngIt, GepageS 9orgc6cn al
f0rcn, bottcn bic onocrn Ii6 bis jcbt
ic9li1cr Ginmiidung cntbottcn; na6
mcrlportetcn G6IoQc Qbcr
IponOtcn lc nun onc ibrc llcberrcz
5un05tuuit an. ibm 5u t0iItc gu toms
men.
Sn onen 2onartcn iIe6tc uno bcfu6t
bic ormc 6rau 2ontcIot, ben Rat6 bes
3u bCiolqcn, pGbrcno @ermaine
ibrcn Nrm I'm @ItcIIc8 Undergraduates
S0pidcn qcI6lun1cn biclt unb Tic nit
ihren SiiNcu 81 crpcihcn bPrIuhte.
oHcin, ncin," tpicocrboltc inbcs
Gitclr bartnddio. limb ols 2epoQc BON
Rcucm ben Muno 1ffnctc, fprang Ie
BON ibrcm Hubebctt duf, Iicntc Ii4 3it.
bic 6dnbc an bic Obrcn baltcno,
ppr i'm bin unO rief ouBer Ii6: .g2un ,
i1 Qcnna Qcb0rt, SD nil ni6ts
pom GiniPribunQ unO lInteriudunQ
nihtS gar ni9ts! SD min ,
0oFm Sic mid iueni9Itens in !
Pubc ftCrbCnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24
&rr. S1nGrr upn Baltimore.

@auptauortirr: .@crmmnio . WiGn,
ncrd]or . @orc"; omtireuocr &rGii.
0cnt Gcor0 Sitting, Nr. 6l3, Oit.
GapettcitroBe; corrciponoircnoer rno
protofoairenOcr GcfretGr s. @iQiam
@lt0enilS, Oar. 1923, 0rlconsItraBe;
6iaon5iefrctGr 6. 9immel6eber, ger.
315, gtorO-G ocnitraBe; SGaemetIter
S. MtfGi6, Tr, 713, @arnerItrobe;
9iri8cnt .. Melomct. Gcriammlung
icOcn 5ucitcn 6reitog i'm @onat.
.Irion."
@ouptQllorticr; Stag = Sone, Yer.
205, &anobcr.S troBe. 6ingItmoe:
@fittpo0 - Girigcnt: S. 6. 6ranf.
oSarmn::ic."
SoltptQuorticr: Nr. Ala, @cIt.
6oDctteitroBc. GinoIhlnOc: 9iet.
tags - 9iri0cnt: Sobn q. aIcin.
r@ermonia . MdnnerGor."
Sorlptmlorticr: @crnaniu . WGn.
ncrdor > Safe, Nr. 4tO-412, @eIt-
2pnburoitroBe. SingihnOe: Don.
ncritoGS - 0irigcnt: Tbeooor Sem.
berger.
v6robiinn."
SouptQtortier; 6robItnn . Sole,
Nr. 20OO, 6reoerif- Noenuc. Gina.
ltirl0e; MfittpotS - 0irigcnt SSsobn
u. &lcin.
oGrbcitcr . NGnnerfor."
9onptQuortier: anoreoS' Soae,
gtr. 3ll, @ouOpcritraBe. S~ingltunbe:
GomcrItag8 - Sirigent Gbos. S.
Wodlolt.
0SociIt . Eoint MGnnerhor."
@nltptqllorticr: 3pider'S Soue,
Gfc Cuba. uno anoreItroBe. Gina.
SonntugS - 0iriaeut Geo.
&. E0blmnnn.
pIrbciter : 2~ieoertoicl."
Sollptolldrtier: @ol5' Sane, gar.
4OS, @eIt : 2erinotonItrobe. Gina.
Wittpod)s = Dirigent Gba8.
$. @o6o,l.
nSbolio g.. @1nnerdor."
Sauptauartier: 8oigt'S Saue, 9er.
1922, SorfotO.I bemle. SineItunoe:
Nittpod]S = 3irigent Soiepb 8obe.
~@o5art . MGnner9or."
Suuptqitartier: 9roaopop . SoteI,
sde Sroobpap uno Srleansitrabe.
5ingihrnoe: 8ienIta9s = Oirigent
q. 6. S6loeel.
ngidenfron5."
Sailptqucrtier: 3orn's Sole, gde
nno @or,gbitroBe, 3igblanotomn.
5ingitunoc: Wittpod)s = 9irigent
Son. 9odner.
.@elooic."
Saliptq,tartier: S. Shes Sale,
Efe 2omitrabe uno 9eIoir d. Warft.
5ingltunoe: 9onneritags = 9iri.
ent S. Gorolus.
s8crmania . Quartet . Club"
Saiiptquartier: Weienberg's SaIle,
ir. H6, RorO.BacaitroBe. Sita.
llnoe: SienltagS = 9irigent s.
oW'eeger @eiongperein."
Salptauartier:: Soffmann's Saae,
ON. urb 5orreIt :. Strabe. Sina.
iiftoe: Dienltass = Girieent s. 6.
rant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24

info d.. Satin: Sd bran.
DIE fir unfere Sdeibune cine ltepc
Soilette.@ Mdnn.: Sic bejobIe id
niht mebr." = Satin: 500 0ong
bleiben mir 3uiammen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24

Srieob0fe.
u2oubon 9drf Cemetery" Office 81
@eit-Sn Strobe.
GrunocigeltbunS.W toflcr.
9icrce 6. Gitgon Ii. NcpDclp, tG
2erington.S trobc.
90fer =. llteniiIiclt.
Gbe 0tDerS & SidS So, 104, Sito.
Soporo-S trnbe.
SGder. uno Gonoitors@ crf5ellge.
augnit Moaa, 105, 9onoper.S trabe.
9oIbol5, C5iircn II. 6enItcrrobmep
DITTO 9ltder & 60, Sreiioert-S troRp
uno Gonton-Nlpenue. -
9au6oI3 . Gambler.
Sbos. Mattbclps & Son, Canton.
Gpenlte unb IlbemorIe.S troBe.
Geo. s. Sloon & 9ro, Ala, 2ig6t.
StroBe.
gled- uno emaiQirtc Stobluoareu.
Notionnl gnomeling & Stannpits
go, 100, Sanoper.S trobc.
9iamanten utO S6mndiahen.
R. S. Sppenbeimer & Sons, 1921.
Weit-9oltimore-S trabe.
I~llsmortige Ii. acknowledgements
0ompfmoidinen, SeiieI II. 9itmpen
Wotoce Stebbii1s & Cons. Charles.
uno 2pmbaro.S trabe.
0roguen . Gambler.
Gilpin, SangOon & 60, 300-302
WeIt-Sombaro'S trnbe.
Gngros. ed6fte.
anefelp & Con- 5, Sit.9ratt,
StrnBe.
Sumter @bisfep.
u. 2anobon & Son, 205-207, 0eIt.
Gamoen.S trabe.
Rorburp . Hpe . @bisfep.
Bros. Co., 406, @eit.@amaen
Strabe.
= gebrantt unb u%ngebronut.
sbe gnterpriIe Coffee Co. 52S, gsore.
Galpert-5 trnbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24

Sbiiren, 6enIterrabmen II. Noulpntiy.
6ronf 9. @otfinS & 60, @rott. u1o
8relioentsS traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24

Bllb. ul6 @eiBluoorcn.
I,mitrong, Gator & So, t06-t03,
SupfiuS.8lacc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24

Srnomentote 9rabtsGrbeiten.
9rfur & 60, 3tt, N,.SotporoSStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24

@noetaiI Sci Gfte
9inmonten uno S6mltdIoden.
@eIib g. Bros. 60, 1923, Nnrn.
GborIe8-S troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24

Mebger- uno Ginma6e.@ erf5eltge.
S. 9. 8feiffer & Son 200, NorO-
Hoco-S trobe. IS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24

@ud6onolung.
8untber's oeitti6e 9u6GorOItug,
SQS, Oit-9oItimore.S troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24

GIorf & Stepen8, 212 Goro.GborIes.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24

BON cmpfebIcns,ucrtbrn GiHan5,
Gn9ros' nnO GnSetail.0 eIdGftcu.
Ninan3teIIeS.

S""A
Ntnan5ielIeS
8anfen. b.
6irit NationoG 8unf, 16, @eIt.5aro-
toga StroBe; S, 9. 6ermdon,
Froitoett; $. 9. @ilcor, aaiiirer.
8armer5' ono Ner6ants' National
9anf, 30i, Moro. CHARLES. stroBe;
GbaS. Z. Crane, &raiioent; Garter
u. 08brrn, &aiiirer.
0euti9e 9Gaf, 2erington. mo 5olti.
oag-StroBe; 81. $. S6ul5, grdii.
bent; GuguIt @eber, &aiItrer.
Commercial on0 6ormers' NotionoI
9anf, Somaro- ltn0 @ermon.Str.
8eftern Nationul @anf, ID, Norb.
GlttoW.S troBe; Soibua 6. Sarpep.
Br6ii6ent; ". Morriott, Gailirer.
9ontierS II. Mafler.
&ambIeton & 60, IL, Oit-2cgington.
StraBe.
&obcrt I. 6iiber & 60, 209, ct.
Foul-StroBe. %.
9anfter8.
alcran6er @rorpn & Sons, @oItt.
more nno GoIpert.9 troBe.
SruitsG ompo9nie'n.
&be Security Storage & &ruIt Som.
pant, 10, Nort5 . 9(pelue, fertiat
Gcltan1ette aus un0 fultgirt ais
Observation-Disclosures unO 0ob-
IaBneripalterin.
WtercantiIe Sruit & 0epoitt So, 6tO
bis 6t2, Cathedral trobe; SoBn
Sill, 8rGIioent; So6n McSenrp,
S6obmciiter; s. g. @oIfqr, Sefr.
WorDlon0 Sruit 60, Gourtlunos unh
2erington+5 trob BE; 2mon Mc2oue,
SeqltcIter.
2cbcnsbcrii6crunQ8 .Gompognie'n.
MarpIanO Sic Sriurance So, 40,
&eit.6oDette -StroBe; V. $. 9lod,
foro, Fr1Ii0ent; Sobn @. Soltion,
Sefret1r.
6eper.S crIiderlung8.4 gcnten.
NopoI Sniuronce 60, 21O, OIt.
2erington.S troBe.
Sn0uitrial-S crii6erlm98.G Comp.
Some 6ricnolp Society, 1926, Gin.
0cil- glbcnrtc.
6elleriiderc @06cI.2ooerung.
Ibc Security Storage & 1rilit So,
13-19, 9fortb- Npcmte.
@robom'5 @orcbouie, 8orf 9tbcrtue
un0 9olpbin.S troBe.
2anotuirt6idoftlid)e @erStbe uno
SGmereien.
@riffitb & Burner So, 205, gaoro-
Roco.Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24
HuItmarfcu.I gentnrrn.
gerihic6ere StoottbctIe, IN peIden
9oIt.@ ertbiafen bertmtft

uGIUClt.
meIbaIe - g.. y. @cutt.
Oprfs04pub Rurrieu 3. SnppiHgton.
@orfu6s9lpenue uno 3a~rrtioHsStrabe So'
q. 5fsaBe nnO SuutiueoousaOeHue - Gouis
Sranaeptle Sirnm stumble.
sort glbemle uHo SOGnlonsStraBe - n. 9. 6
3. uao @Ougbs strabs, 9tablauotoDu - Gas
Srdraebiue - George gen.
9trg}. %, untuurIbenlte (DOnoherrh) 60
Clarence 8. @tuidms.
9roaoluuD iiHo 8GlitmoresStrub 49, 8eorge
Z. 2Sa0.
GamhpH citation gPaIttmor,.0 b,u.eobn".
&%eIOrDcrnnG 0 SOitiadlsu.
2GnQe Der crforbcrGiten 8cu sur
grreihuuQ Der oerifiebenen
3citimmmra50rte.
unten1tcbenr lit Die unqcfGbts
3eit fir llcbermittetlln9 Der Boit.
laden Don Dem 8nltimorer Boit
9iiteou rdh Den bauptiGd)lid)en
ctnbeimlI6en unO mtSmdrtig9n
Std6tPft per1CtdnCt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24

2anoipirt6idoftli6e @erStbe uno
SGmereien.
@riffitb & &urner 60, 205, Woro.
&oea. Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24

PIE 8ooenpflege lit slpar
IN Der 5orttiptrtbi9oft ni6t 10 intenItp
gu betpatt9en, mje i'm lanomirtb16aFts
Itdhen &etriebe; gleitpobl aber hat Der
umitftige 6oritlpirtb bic Groebni7e
her G%rfGbrun9 gu bea6ter: /. Die BEN
WaIoe uneridBli6e 8oDenfeu6tioteit
(be5lp. Grbaltung unb 60roerunq ber
mineraltf4en pte or9anii6en NG6rs
troft) lam nur bur9 Die tobte (Qau6.
unb RooeIobfoD 1pnie lebenoe 9obens
eede (Wooisl 9stpobrt bleiben. Q.
NG6ftoem biibet bic ,9eI6irmuro"
einen pelentii6en Nattor Der 8oben.
pFlea, {@ermeic@ng ou3u bober linz
!risbe in Qihtbol3beitGnosn, sruedoiers
Tide Wiidun9 BON Qibts uno Shats
tenhol5ern. nur oImdlige natiirlihe
9erjIneune, geqriinoung un0 GrboIs
lung BON yWinomdnieln," @~ermetbuno
gu unfangreider &abIbiebe, raI6eIie
MieoeraufforTtune abeetrisbener 6ld.
den electromagnetic @~r5iebunQ ppn
9coeniduBbpI5 in geIi9teten 8eTtGnz
benz, 3. On Sdn9en empfiebIt Ii9 Die
InIdge Ron !Sori5ontals (Quers) Grds
ben, nm paS fbnIt IGnea abIaufenbe
@afer atmoipbdriI6er Nieberi6ldee
gu iammeln uno our 8obenftldtigteit
npBbar gu MAIDEN. A. SIT bas gebdnse
iebr fteil (9o9sebirs). 70 t0nnen Die
redt toItipieiigen abnebren
nt9t permieoen nerben (&upiers ooer
I%leftsdhne. 9baliperren). 5. Die
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-12

"I have not yet received any intimation
as to what action my government intends
to take or what is the result so far, of
,the deliberations of the elder statesmen"
Baron IIayasshrs view of the Russian
reply to the treaty rights in Manchuria is
that IL Is contrary. "No treaty rights"
the minister says, "can be Of any real
good, unless Russia recognizes China's
sovereignty in Manchruia. BY this last
reply Russia appears TO do this, but at the
same time she persistently refuses Japans
demand for a formal record thereof. That
ls the point on which such a grave issue
hangs"
JAPAN READY FOR WAR.
The London Times Pekdn correspondent,
cabling under yesterdays date, says the
Chinese minister at Toxic at the request
of the Japanese foreign office. had tele-
graphed the following communication to
Prince Ching. the grand secretary:
The second Russian reply TO the Ja-
panese proposals has been received at
Toxic but Il Is unfavorable and cannot
he accepted by Japan. who will. unless
Russia recedes. be- compelled 10 promptly
resort 10 arms.
"In view OF such an eventuality Japan
urges and Nepects China TO maintain the
strictest neutrality, 10 preserve order
throughout the empire. to guard the for
eiRn residents in the interior and TO take
special care 10 preserve order I'm the prov
iuces OF Shantung and Yunnan liionan)
lest foreign powers might secure them on
the pretcxt OF disorder and make aggres-
sivc movements therein
The correspondent adds that the dis
patch had deeply impressed the Chinese,
who believe war 20 be inevitable.
RUSSIA FEARS UNCLE SAM.
Washington. Jan. 2.-The following an
nouncement has been posted at the state
department.
''The Russian ambassador called yes
terday upon the secretary OF state and
conveyed TO him the assurance of his
government that the Russian authorities
would place no obstacles I'm the way of
the full enjoyment by the powers having
treaties with China OF all the rights and
privileges guaranteed by such treaties I'm
Manchuria. ~
TO SELECT CAMPS.
Port Arthur. Jan. 12.-It is reported here
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-12

The first bill on which there was no
dissentfon was introduced BY Senator
Thurston- This was an act for the bet
ter protection OF the patrons Of theatres
and playhouses In the city OF Providence.
snd IL was passed unanimously. The
bill provides that a fireman shall be sta
toned on the stage of every theatre at
each performance and makes other pro-
visions for the safety OF the audiences
who attend the performances at the
theatres.
The act introduced by Senator Banigan
OF Pawtucket providing that the member
ship OF the finance and corporation COM
mittees be increased so as TO provide for
an adequate representation carried con-
This measure was strenuously opposed
by the Republican senator's and just as
ardenuy advocated by the Democrats. 1t
had not been settled when the senate
rose to so into grand committee, and
after that body had again been called to
order the matter was discussed at still
greater length.
There was a greater number of people
In the galleries than on any previous day
OF the session, and quite a number OF Wis
ftors occupied seats nths floor of the
senate.
The claims OF the minority for commit
tee representation based on their large
constituency was ardently and eloquently
urged, both by Senator Banigan and SEN
ator Thurston.
ARRAIGNED THE PRESS.
Senator Banigan arraigned the press OF
the state In general, saying in effect that
IL was subsidized by the Republican ma
jority, and had TO do as told
He also expressed sorrow for the lead
er of the majority. who he hinted was a
scapegoat to bear the blame for the in
iuuities OF his party.
The senate was called 10 order at 1111
by his excellency. the governor.
The roll was called by Clerk David J.
White. who announced that there was
quorum OF the senate present.
The journal OF Fridays session was
read and declared approved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-12
EGYPTIAN DARKNESS
OVerspread a Large Part Of Chicago Smoke
and Atmospheric Conditions The Cause.

Chicago. Jan. 2.-Hundred OF passengers
on incoming trains here today were star
tied by sudden plunge into midnight
darkness. The transition from broad day
light. seemed immediate and complete
as II the train rushed into mountain
tunnel.
The blackness extended I'm n circle from
the centre OF the city, the radius being a
distance OF several miles The duration
was over an hour. Unusual atmospheric
conditions aggravated by smoke were gen
orally accepted IA the couse.
The phenomenon was accompanied by
fall OF snow while a pail OF impenetrable
clouds enveloped everything. Street car
and wagon traffic was considerably ham,
pered. Even great difficulty was encoun-
tered by tho throngs OF pedestrians who
struggled as best they could along the
slippery walks In the absence OF street
lamps.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-12
MEMBERS
NUMBER
10000
Railway Clerks In This Country
and Mexico Have Formed. a
Gigantic Association.

Buffalo. n. Y. Jan. i2.-Twenty thou
sand railway clerks in the United States
and Mexico are members OF the new as
ISOLATION formed by combining the Ma
tional Railway clerks and the order Of
Railway Clerks OF America" said NJ r.
O'Gorman. Of Buffalo. who helped 20
bring about the amalgamatiun.
The new order will probably be called
the National order of Railway Clerks OF
America. II will I'm no way have any con-
nection with the American Federation OF
Labor. The first convention will be held
In 81 Louis on the third Monday I'm June
The objects OF the new organization are
the elevation of the standard Of effl-
cheney. the promotion of the welfare OF
its members socially. morally. Intellectual
~ and financially. and the assisting of
worthy members TO secure employment
as well MS 10 give them pecuniary aid In
tme~of sickness"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-12
BASIS or
ADJUSTMENT
FOUND
Fight Between Gould and Penn
syIvania Railroad May Soon
Be Settled.

New York, Jan. 12-Negotiations for
settlement of the ouId-Pennsylvania con-
troversy which eliminated in the chopping
down Of the Western Union Telegraph
poles along the Pennsylvania railroad
lines have been resumed and It is said
a common ground has been found which
may lead 90 the settlement OF the diff
culties which are alleged to have primar-
lily ground out of the Gould plans to reach
The Atlantic Seaboard.
Persons interested in the negotiations
are unwilling as yet to state definitely
upon what basis the present adjustment
h being worked out
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-12
TO REVIVE CUSTER MASSACRE
Distinguished Guests VIII Attend Annual
Meeting Of National Guard.

Albany. n. Y. Jan. 12.-Iieut, Cen
Adna r. Chaffee. chief of STAFF OF the
United States army. and Gov. Odell will
be the guests Of honor at the annual
meeting OF the National Guard assooia-
zion OF this state TO be held in this city
Feb. q The program announced today
provides for a business session I'm which
Maj. Gen. Charles #. Rowe will give
"reminiscences OF the battle OF Little and
Big Horn. which eliminated in the an
inhalation Of Gen. Custer and his troops
by the Indians.
The evening session will be held in the
assembly chamber and it's chief feature
OF interest viii be an address by Gen.
Chaffee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-12
A LONG TERM
Superior Court at Augusta Has Many Cases
10 Consider.

Augusta. Me-, Jan. 12.--An unusually
long term is anticipated. for the superior
court which opened today with Judge
Oliver G. Hall presiding The grand jury
will consider the case OF John Bromily.
who IL charged with the murder OF his
nefghbor. Hosea Stephens at Rome I'm
November
Bromily will not be tried until the
March term OF the supreme court.
The scond trial OF Jerry Dionne and Jo-
seph Albert Lefeve for larceny from
Michael Burns. proprietor OF the River
side house. viii he held. They were given
new trials by the law court