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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
VALLEY SEMINARY.
Closes the Years Work With
Interesting Ceremonies.

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WAY SEsBORO. VA. June THE eigh-
teenth session OF Valley Seminary. the In
sttution here for young ladies', closed this
week. The graduates were: Literary
Misses Emma Brewer, Heath Gathright
and Blanche Stansbury; full graduate
Miss Philippa Anderson. all OF virginia.
The commencement exercises reached
tho usual high standard. and were most
enjoyable.
The final basketball game Friday az
ternoon was especially enjoyed by the
visitors.
The beautiful operetta. Snow White
vas most crcditably performed Friday
Ayening. and attracted large and cul-'
'ttured audience.
The concerts Saturday and Monday
nights were also largely attended, and
the music both vocal and instrumental,
showed excellent training
The art exhibit Monday morning was
pronounced unusually fine.
The baccalaureate sermon was preached
by Rev. F. J. Brooke. d. D.. Of Alexan-
drla. Va. The session has been most
prosperous one, and the prospects are
good for full school next year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
LIFE STATIONS.
Government to Improve Those
on Hog and Smiths Islands.

(speciap to The 'Iimesss Dl spa awar,,
m GMA VII! make Extensive impr9yements
lie saying r i5at9 fhs s on heE s Mf
az a. Welley 'a coard. Of Acsomac, he's been
awarded the contract a. S1s Until h au surstt
Among the recent deaths are Nh Ei,, WI !,
VEN w. rhSnas, assd ssxty5our and ssXsatS
years respectively s bo' hIrs Susan IL t.
ss q RshifSa. yssss
's r hhno'AAs ssote a island, sheep pennlnE
tes J y sb sh s Rhts aad
antY Sa e sas aheTfR o wss custom ee
tuailys e., s4 iba entire population to attend
ths women To- prsparf an srewd wh 3 ma saS
m r. en- We nnu g Games and outdoor pastmes
n AND an ESlneps s saf9y at ns Il
the rule ss,xnns at sha 10 fbs sp large.
Ponies ga VIII bs offered for sale t0a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
PETERSBURG
CITY COUNCIL.
Report Of City Treasures Shows
Nice Cash Balance
on Hand. 3@
THE MAYORS VETO TABLED 'E +: },
Crosses. Of Honor to be Distri-
buted to Confederate Veterans
at A. P. Hill Camp Hall.
THE MAYORS VETO TABLED
tsnecial to The rimes-Dlspatch.)

i (special to The Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA, June 2.-Reports
OF the city treasurer and auditor, made
to the Council last evening, showed the
cash receipts for May to have been
32s37e.5o and the expenditures $l465S.27.
The Finance Committees recommends
ton for tho extension Of five service
water mains on Bolllngbrook and ada
cent streets was laid over until the next
meeting. VA
An ordinance creating purchasing
committee OF the Council was presented
and laid over until the July meeting.
Mr.. r. j. r.. Spratley having resigned
as q member OF the Council from Third
Ward, Mr.. H. T. Donnan was elected to
the vacancy. Mr. w. E. Ramey was
elected member from Second Ward to
fill vacancy.
VETO TABLED.
In the matter OF the Mayors veto Of
the exemption OF the Home for the Sick
from the payment OF water rates. the city
attorney claimed the city had right to
exempt the Home on account of It's being
a charitable institution. The Mayors
veto was laid on the table.
Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, In the
A. p. Hill Camp Hall, the Daughters
OF the Confelsrecy Will bestow the cross
of honor on those veterans who have
filed their blanks with the president Of
the chapter.
The crosses will be delivered to the
veterans by Mrs. Malone and her daugh-
ter Mrs. william McGill. in the pres
ence of the a. p. Hill Camp. Ladies' Me-
mortal Association and the Daughters
of the Confederacy. These associations
are specially invited. but all interested
friends OF the veterans will be welcomed
by the chapter.
WEDDING CARDS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Beasley have Is
sued invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter Miss Eleanor Beasley, to Mr..
John James Nelms. The wedding will
take place Wednesday evening. June
18th, at Washington Street Methodist
Church, at 0 o'clock.
Miss Grace Denegree Morris. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. ". D. Morris. OF this city,
will be married in Richmond June 6th
to Mr.. Branch Bernard Burton. OF that
city.
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Chase Civ Chat.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
vorable seasons for transplanting tobacco
were never known N this section; Farm arm
stand is assured. Rains have been gem
era and ~ IA several days
on this market are very small, as the
stocks in, farmers hands are practically
More fertilizers have been used this
season than usual, and dealers have sold
1t is expected that the "Mecklenburg'
will be opened this month by the, new
owners. Applications for summer board
Three brick stores have been erected e,
ings will so UP to take the place OF frame
structures,
A largo excursion lefc here Unls morn
The memorial exercises appointed to BIO
held at the cemetery here, yesterday
have on account OF rains been indefinitely
postponed.
Strawberries are plentllul,
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Leap Year Party.

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K OAK. VA, June 2.-The girls of Oak
gave a delightful leap year party at the
hospitable home Of Mr. Cs L. Brunette
ant an we We're Dr. Wendle Eames. Professor
George Woodward, Rev. Joe woodward.
Ben Eames. johnnie Eames. waiter
Ward. Melvin Braaten. Willie Martin,
Escherich Weaver, Jack WILLIAMS, annie nm,
Westward. Maude Gillian. Ida GILLIAN.
Lorlne Gillian. Annie and Elmily Couch,
The occasion VIII long be rememoersd
rresponded to the many. invitations sent
out. The rooms. were beautifully. deco
rated with laurels and roses. instrument
times i'm served to enliYen the occasion.
THE girls took advantage Of leap year
and gave as much taffy as the boys
would accept.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
CLUSTER SPRINGS.
Closing Exercises of Academy.
The Medalists.
fSpecial to The Times-DIspatc

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
y ALTON. VA. juno 2.-Tho commence
ment of Cluster Springs Academy. about
six miles from here. closed Tuesday
night with an admirable address by
President George H. Denny. OF Washing
ton and Lee University whose theme
was 1.-THE Need for Moro College-bred
Men, The annual sermon was delv-
cred by Rev. w. r. Laird. p. D.. of
Danville.
The winners OF medals In contest OF
members OF the Ciceronian Literary So
Ciety were Messrs. w. F. Jones' OF
Campbell, and James McNutt. of Black
Walnut, and John Hurt. OF Glover. The
past session OF the academy under Prof.
Hampden Wilson and assistants has
been quite successful, Among the yis-
itors from distance who attended COM
:nencement were w. r. Duke, OF Char
lottesville. and Stanton Pitcher. Of Rich
nond.
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The CLOSING
EXERCISES;
Fishhur1e Military School at
Waynesboro Winds Up
the Session.
SPLENDID YEARS RECORD Rec
The Valley Seminary Concludes
Years Work With Very In
tcresting Exercises.
SPLENDID YEARS RECORD Zee

tsneeIal to The rimes-D ispateh.)
wA.YNEsBo Or o, Va, June Fine ne most ast
.u.cossfrl session In tho history OF
Flshbutne Military School closed this
,yool With unusually interesting exer-
c,ses. rho programme included declaina ma
tiona. orations and debate, followed by
4be awarding Of distinctions, diplomas
nnd medals rho long list OF those distin-
r,,ished In their studies attests the splen-
aid work Of both pupils and INSTRUCTORS.
Gold medals were presented TO FOUR
toen young men, who went through the
session without receiving single de-
merit, and number OF badges were
given those having a clean record Tor
neatness OF rooms.
Considering the strict discipline and tho
almost Incredible number OF inspections.
Tho speakers medals were awarded as
follows: Orators, /. II. King, Tennessee'
debater's. Fl. W. Nancrede, Michigan;
declaimer's, j. A. Jenkins, kentucky.
Owing to the crowded condition OF BAR
racks this session and the number OF
new applications already received. tho
building will be enlarged and newly
= equipped this summer for the accommo-
dation OF moro boys.
The final battalion drill and dress pa
rade were witnessed by a large crowd OF
spectators. The manoeuvres OF the com
NAMES were pronounced all but perfect.
The medal for the best drilled cadet
was won BY Frank Paul. Of Texas. Major
Hudgins, tho commandant. is to be con-
graduated on the excellent training and
thorough work. evidenced on this occa-
sion. The military features OF this school
arc second only to the Virginia Military
Institute In the entire South.
I'M Not a single cadet has suffered cxpul-
sion or even been arrested during the
session.
During dts life OF twenty-five years
the school has always been noted for Its
thorough Instruction. firm discipline and
high moral tone, and Its bright future
Is assured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
MODEL HIGH SCHOOL.
Closely Contested Debate and a
Dramatic Entertainments

Especial to The Times Dlspat chSl
w Mo any suestjon as 70 the interest and
the local pride Of the people Of this SEQ.
ssetea the hFh ssh Reso bu fhe W sats
o. the past two days have forever an;
swered It In a manner pleasing TO- all
%elwIshers IN the cause, Of sdneaihl eld
in the high schools new hall from 1880
to 1880 r.. M. on May s1st. and from
7;so to 1880 r, NJ; on June 1st. and t the he
fact thai = heavy rain feli continually
for three-auarters OF the time. No. a, :,
The exercises were opened on y, I1es saaj,
tatlons. ESSAYS ETC., by the students that
Illustrated il, marked manner, the pro-
gres made by the Students d dnrn ee tes
abort story. EXPRESSED In dct!on almost
as polished as though from the pen OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
IN PoWHATAN.
Court Day Monday Will Also
be a Field Day.
lsnncial tn Tha TImes-DIsNntcl

(SnGCldlt 70 'LU6 SSTAD'Sf'-S>--''
3 PcWHATAN g. H., VA, June ~
Judge walter A. Watson will preside At
court here Monday. There are seyera!
criminal cases to be tried and q number OF
Va ,,eard. tt Ia likely that the court VIII
be- in session all tho week, $3.50,
A Joint discussion is scheduled between cen
Congressman II. q. southail ana OK
Governor w. u. Cameron, who IS oppos-
inc him for the nomination next time,
and a large crowd will be present inc
bulk OF the people IN Powhatan seem %
bo IN favor of southall,
precinct meetings will be held at each
az tbe six precincts In the county next
Saturday to elect five DELEGATES , % o the
entitied TO five votes but tho county
viii send twelve delegates with 5-ls Of a
vote each, and they will be sent from
the precincts direct to the eoaYenu9 on
powhatan people arc unanimously Y IA,
yor az Parker for President and Claud
A. Swanson for Governor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
FAUQUIER INSTITUTE.
Entertaining Calisthenics a Fea-
ture of Closing Exercises.

y.
NARKENTON. VA, June 2.--The clos
Ing exercises of the Fauquier Female In
stitute. OF which Professor George !, bu iue
ming In the presence OF large number OF
Interested friends and relatives. The most no. {
pleasing feature of the programme was wa
the calisthenics to musical ACCOMPANY
ment. III which catchy figures and tho
rough knowledge OF dumb b bf el,l manpu'a-
a wand drill. In which the institute
colors OF red and white were displayed
to advantage calico forth mucn wei
fncrited applause. Besides large ana
vel. trained chorus. instrumental music
Of q highly classic and difficult nature
The performances OF Miss Mary Allison
Wilmer. 'of Maryland. and Miss PempeT-
ton Of Washingtn. D. c., are" lorth
much favorable comment.
The corps of teachers were highly COM n
plimented by the degree of exceiie en- g
Miss Bertha Maddux and Miss Louise
HodEkin, both of Warrenton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
BOWLING GREEN.
Exercises Rendered Before Large
and Appreciative Audience.

Especial to the I1mes-D1spatcH'
ROWLING GREEN. VA. June .2-The
session Of the bowling Green Female Semi
inary closed last. night with, the senior
concert It has been one OF the most
successful sessions in the history OF the
Tbe closing exercises began Sunday
morning with the annual sermon BY Hay v
t ~. at s o'clock. the Junior con-
c cest vas given. Following the concert
Was the address q the near By BY Dr p M
f,reams'" The address was sparkling with
w wednesday evening was devoted 4a, to the he
s st,n atniomas and certificates OF distinc-
ton. The attractive programme was exc
cuted admirably well before an immense
aua'sh large number OF distinctions were
n Warded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03

Mss sr Ine e Bua in no one
ture OF the exercises has there been u.s. =
great an interest taken by the stuoe .1.l..s
Messrn. Alonzo TIefflln. .of Stafford. an la
question. Resolved, That q. good edu.
cation is as beneficial TO the !, business " 1sa =
man as to the professional man. ~ Was
q deep subject, but both debaters hanniieu
the question with an carnestness aplli.y
and skill that showed great study ana
IL most thorough preparation.
Mr. Powell. for the negative, was given
the decision
Rev. c. W. Brooks followed the debaters
In q most forccful and stirring appear "
the public to continue their generous anu
hearty support OF Professor Gllkeson ~ ~
his work here, and tho hearty ana SPOIL
famous enthusiasm with which his y, WorpI u
close touch with his, audience; ,n Ley;
along the same lines. Ills was a feryent,
earnest. eloquent plea for better educa-
tional advantages for all. that held NJ NJ
hearers spellbound until the last woros
were uttered. ,a.s&
M The most attractive features OF We'd
nesday evenings exercises was the ORA
matte entertainment given by the stu
dents. The students In general showed
q very careful and thorough trimming:
and individually several OF them showed
a remarkable theatrical talent.
Refreshments were served eacn mig NJ
and altogether q very neat sum WAS
realized. all OF which Will be used for the
benefit of the school.
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! Heavily Fined.

AEsAM YA SHbnek sbAf sa!n an
y the W We III Line steamer Northlmbsf.
land Ian was fined $50 and costs BY George
stanmer While lying at Lodge wharf. in
yIo Violation 81 the local option lay Mr..
Pennbroke pleaded guilty to the Charge
and WAS nned so and COSTA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
Real Estate Sales,

ORANGE, VA, june 7-Ths large three.
story Brick store building. on Main street and
Railway Avenue, in this place, belonging 70 ne
al pubiic auction yesterday Mr.. p. Leny was
the purchaser at So, 900. Another sters build
shall Wills for IS. 100. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
Gun Club Tournament.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatph.)
nament Of the Wytheyille Gun Club closed
this evening, There. were twenty-five
State, The highest scores, made during
the shoot out of n possible 4n Werei
Mony. $50; Huff, ssoi Pierce. SIG; HATCHER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
Dropped Dead.

(special to The T9mes-DlspatGI1')
sTAuNToN, VA, June s ,aJn ny NJ:
Newhapl. a prominent carpenter OF thIs
city, dropped dead ths eysin'GbS M shop
He Mas apparently In. good health. ana
me cause or hts sudden death ~ un,,
known. He Is sAsyiyed by one son saa
one dau ghtsy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
PARKER CLUB.
Organized in Place Which Bears
His First Name.

tSpecial3to The Times Dispatcf)
b ALTON, HALIFAX CO., VA. June a.
The first Parker Campaign Club in Halt
fax has been formed here with large
enrolment and the following officers,
President, Samuel L. Adams; Vice Presi-
dent Wright Hall; Secretary. J. Emmett
Crowley,
Concldentaly. 1t may be noted that
this little town rejoices in Judge Park
er's first name. ALTON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
BRITISH AMBASSADOR.
An Admirer Of Lee and Jackson.
The Guest of Mr.. Tucker.
,ci,l IL The Times-

Especial 10 IHs MISUNDERSTANDING III 49,
WINCHESTER, VA. June Sir Henry
dor and Hon. Harry St. George Tucker
arrived to-day from Washington and are
STOPPING at the winchester Inn. To-mor-
banttlefieids in the Vicinity Of Winchester.
Sir Henry is an ardent admirer Of Lee.
jackson and other Southern heroes.
' Ha and Mr.. Tucker We're entertained
this evening by DR.. and Mrs. w. F.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
boswell Dots.

lsrecial to The Times Dispatcho
DcsJYELL, VA, June 2.--Thls vicinity
was visited by heavy rain storm TO-
day. The new track Of the Ric cr ono
somewhat damaged by high water near
South. Anna River.
Mrs. CIV Butterwnrth and children
left for Sussex county To-Day 20 visis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
TELEGRAPH WIRES
AT ST. AS 5,
No Business Has Been Done nc
Since the Western Union
Withdrew.
,snec,al IL The, Times-Dispatch)

Especial to The Times Dispatehlo
ALEXANDRIA,, VA. June 2-Tele-
graph wires have again been run INTO
The ~. Asnph race track pool rooms ana
operations are expected to be resumed
shortly. Since the withdrawal OF the
western Union wire several weeks ago
there has been no business at the track
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03

stransers can see the island 1T ita nest, =
Marry dwellings. are being e yansnt| II
detert1,lned to erect Il water tank IN the
West End, and the clerk now asks i,,,d LOT
PROPOSALS for 5000 Of I'VE per cent. tWs "a
ty.year bonds, the proceeds 10 % useu
In this work. lSsi MI SD 8ss jit AsE va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03

buckingham 9. H. Va. June I. 1904,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09

ntI6en Wloprgriinbe bel Sran3ensbab
ipuroen bon Dem Staotperoronetentols
Iegium 8orl8bao gum 9reiIe BON 24O,s
900 8ronen on9etauft.
q numb BEN. pa bic 0elfenqruFt
in 9munoen Runmebr ooQenoet lit,
iperoen bic ueberreIte bes 98niqs geprq
V. bon 6annoper bon Win0ior, pD tie
felt benz Sabre 1878 ruben, nad
@muuoen iberfiibrt perOeu. Der
3ettpuHtt Der leberfi9rung lit nod
ut9t fsItgeieBt.
so d / Of 8etBttr6e Il.
Ra6 langem 2eiOen lit bier 6rau
Jrun3ista 8raus, 6abritsoirsttorss
pitttpe, i'm 68, 2ebensiabre geitOrben.
Die 6rau bat 81 8inbern oas Geben
geibentt.
SIm ii +. 8eim 2tbbauen eines
Steiubrutes puroe in Der @emeinoc
Sannsoorf an Der @ren3babn fait NIT
ten i'm Srte cine rieiige 9rOpfiteinbDRle
entoedt. Weitere Raffori9uugen 6urs
ben eingeleitet.
y I, Sn Ottau ipuroe tlir3IIh
goIoboItigeS Geitein a%rrf9efunoen. IS
ipuroen Radfori6ungen eingelettet, oa
peitereS 8ologsitein oermutbet piro.
Bras. 9ter Itdrb Der gepeIene
9befar3t oes Wdrinetorp8 in Yold,
Stobsur5t Or, Irtbur Ylumert, i'm
52. Gebensiabre. Gr bate ben @r3s
ber3o9 6run3 6eroiuano i'm Sabre
1892 ouf oe'ieu 8ettreiie begIeitet.
. al 3burg, Qus RudTi6ten Der
offentlthen Si6erbsit hat bic Qunoess
regierun9 ben 8ertebr nit Autpmobilen
uno WfotorrGoern uuf Der Rei6sItruBe
bon Qeno nab @oItein uno ouf Der
@roBarler GanoesitruBe CQie6teuIteius
tlamm) berboten.
8 top p a II. InldBli6 zines
Oeutf6en @oItstaoes tam es bier 3u
MISREPRESENTATION uno outiopuuIti.
f6en Sunogebun9eu. Die Demon.
ftranten iangen pteoer6olt bic .Wdf.
am Hbetn" unb periibten barnQ6 elmer
beilpfen SpettateI. @s fam gu blu
ttgen Rentontres nit Der PoIi5si, pel6
Ii6 LANCE 3eit per9ebli6 bemiibte, Dub
gu FIFTEEN. Die ti6e9iihe 3urnbau
puroe bon ben @r5eoeUten in eineI
Sriimmer9oufen pe%rIpauoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
Egfa6.Sot6rinden.

StraB burg. Die beuti6e
Notwithstanding beabIi9tigt, bel
Reuen6urg uno Siintngen neue Giiens
babnbriidsn gu erIteaen, bic I6on in
auertiir3eIter 3eit in 4ngriff genOms
men perben iplen. Die jeBigen @iiens
babnbriiden foQen iteben bleiben unO
fir ben 5abrz unb perIoneupertebr
bergeridtet lperben. Die neuen 8riiden
tommen neben bic alien baIelpGrts gu
iteRen. Die fGmmtltden Soften trGgt
Der MiIitGrfistus. Dieter 3u9e
lpurbe auf benz S9la6tfeloe Don
DOrtb elm 0entmal bes 83. beIIiIden
Snfanterie Hegiments eiugepei6t, bas
in Der S6lu9t bon WOrtb circa 1000
Mann berlor.
9tebenboe II. Sa @robGet.
tingen fam es 5tpti6en etn6eimiI6en
unO eingeipunberten tpeitfGlii6en gerqs
leuten 81 blutigen S6ldgereien unb uuf
beloat Setten tpuroen 3ablreiAe Yers
ipnen erbebli4 Derlebt. 0pnamitpatros
men tdmen CUR 8erpenbung, bur6 bi.
bas Dad Der 8irtbi6aft 2ebb bemo.
Iirt purbe. Die Camille 2eps flii6tetg
in ben Seller uno perbra9te bort biz
Naat. 3abIrei4e Werbaftungen tpur.
ben bur9 bic 9enbarmerie poroenpm,
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
Sreie Stdofe.

s amburg. Die SdmburgsNmes
ritas2inie bat gegenpGrtig cine grDBere
In3abl BON 0ampfboOten i'm 8au.
9ierbsi befinbeu iid Die Rieienbampfer
.Guropd" uno .Nmerita" nit $4,000
'unb 22.500 SOnnen. Die nGuropa"
pirO na9 ibrer 5ertigitelung auf benz
Stettiner 8ultan benz S~onnengebalt
na6 bas 9r0Bte Sdiff Der Melt Ietn.
Sn Der @r6be. 3tpiI4en 1000 unb 5000
SOnnen lGBt bic Geieli9uft our 3eit II
neue 0umpfer buuen.-0er 9amburs
ger 9umpfer nSpe3ia" lit an Der Ris
pteru g%eitranbet. Die Mdnni9aft
purbe gebOrsen,-qrofeFor Dunbar.
Der Director bes 9pgienii4en Sniff
tuts in 9amburg, lit nu9 St.~2outs
gsreiit. Inter ieiner 2eituns lpie Der
anberer ameritaniI6er @elebrter lift bic
SsriteIung zines 9eufieber>S erums
gelungen, rpeI9es ii9 in mebreren bum
bert SGQen als ppQtpmmen pirtIam
erpiefen bat.
. remer. Muf Der alien Werft
Der Gttiengeieai4aft .Weier" lief Der
fir Re4nung Der 0ampfI9ifffubrtSs
geieui4aft nReptun" erbaute Oampfer
.paQas" bonn Stapel.
8rem b a II. Der nortpes
glide 0ampfer n@eorgia" itieb auf Der
l%lntertpeier nit benz Saleppbampfer
nu%ntertpeier 6" 5uiammen. Der
S9leppbdmpfer fart. Der 3apitGn
unb elm !Sei3er .rtranten.
ii b d. Der Senator Or. 9reb>
mer trat in ben RubeItunb. Sat- 35
Sabre bat Or. 8rebmer, Der i'm II.
2ebensjabrs itebt, benz liibedif9en
Situate ais Senator ppresftunben; in
ben Sabren 1897, 1898, 1901 unb
1902 mar sr prdIiOirenber 9iirssrs
meiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
Gro66er,oaf6nun SeGeu..

9arm # a b t. Wegen Mibbano.
lung unter9ebener in 3pei Iduen
puroe Der 6auptmann uno &ompoos
nie6ef b.. b. Often bonn Q]sibyeoime1t
Rr. 115 bonn &riegsgerift 81 II "a.
gen St~ubenarreIt perurtbeilt.
9 iibingen. @rpBe Qnforoeruns
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