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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-12

Capt. and Mrs. Lewis Merriam enter
tanned yesterday at largely attended tea
given in honor of their house guests. Mrs.
Preston Roper of Pc tersburg and Miss Ruby
Bodecker of Richmond, Va. Mrs Merriam
gowned in gray wolfe, deliberately trimmed
with pearl passementerie, was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Prindle, wife of Rear
Admiral Prindle, L. S. N.
Among the several hundred callers were:
Senator and Mrs. Gallinger Senator and
Miss Warren. former Gov. and Mrs Pow
ers of Maine. Baroness Castelli, Lieut. Col.
and Mrs. Petit, U. S. A; Capt. and Mrs.
f. II. Parsons, Commander and Mrs. Ed
wards, Prof. and Mrs. Mitchell Carroll,
Mrs. Mary Patten-Ware, Gen. and Mrs.
George NJ. Sternberg, Mrs. Aaron Morley
Wilcox, Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie, Gen. and
Mrs. Baxter. Capt. and Mrs. Gibson, the
Misses Gibson, Miss Weston and Miss Jo-
sephine NevileStrong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-12

Mrs Donaghe and Miss Harriet r. Don
aghe of Morristown, n. j., will receive a
the Grafton tomorrow, assisted by Mis-
toG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-12

Mrs. Robert NJ. Wilcox ella Wheeler
WILCOX will be at the New willard next
week, where she will be glad to receive
TRENDS, and will reserve Thursday even
ing, the 18th, for callers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-12

Mrs Franklin D. Harms will be at home
tomorrow at 2206 q street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-12

Mrs. Edwin w. Spalding and Mrs. Lids
Bickham Lair will be at home Saturdays
February IL and 20, 1917 Dist street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-12
F. D. Bandell of New York, formerly of
Washington, is at the Riggs House.

Mrs. Elizabeth Stauffer Moore entertained
at dinner Wednesday evening in honor of
her house guest, Miss Rachel McMasters
Miller of Pittsburg. The other guests were
Miss Shaw, Miss Cockrell, Miss Day, Miss
Mccoy, Miss Moore, Mrs. Moore Richard
son, Mr.. Brees, Mr.. Sheriff., Mr.. Olmsted,
Mr. Howe, Mr.. Fairbanks. Mr.. Westcott.
Mr. Acklan and Mr. Duvall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-12

MRS Henry j. Finley and Miss Finley
MN NOT be at home tomorrow, owing to
Mrs Finley's absence In Richmond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-12

Miss Ellen A. Vinton of 250S 10Th street
northwest will be at home to her friends
February Is and 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-12
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A LUNCHEON IN Horror OF MISS
HELEN CANNON.
An Interesting House Party at the
White House-Last Nights
Dinners-Personals.

Ine PRESIDENT ana MIS-. Roosevelt ntt 'tS
house guests last night Capt Woodbury.
Kane, Col. l.. Markbreit, Mrs. Markbreit
Mr.. Clifford Richardson. Mrs. Richardson
and the Misses Mills.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman gave luncheon
of thirty-two covers today at Rauschers
in honor of Miss Helen Cannon. The guests
were seated at four tables in the ball room
The centerpiece of each table was formed
of corsage bouquets Of spring flowers. To
meet the guest of honor there were present
Mrs. Shaw, Mrs Kearns, Mrs. Thomas F.
Walsh, Mrs. William Haywood, Mrs. Geo
B. Williams, Mrs. John w. Foster, Mrs
Rudolph Kaufman. Mrs. John o. Evans.
Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes, Mrs. E. 8. Moore
Mrs. Moore Richardson. Mrs. VIM. Alden
Smith, Mrs. r. I. Fleming. Miss Sedgeley,
Mrs. Dalzell Mrs Mccoy. Mrs. Lemly
Mrs. H. A. Taylor, Mrs. lie Seure, Mrs
Willis l.. Moore, Mrs. Somers, Mrs. Gros-
venor, Mrs. Alexander Britton. Mrs. J. II.
Crawford, Miss Kaufman. Miss Cotton,
Miss Day. Miss Hopkins. Miss Anita Evans
and Miss Sadler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-12

Miss Bernie Murray of Hancock. Nd.
who has been spending the winter with
Miss Anne E. Gaskins of 1411 10Th street
northwest has returned to her home on
account of the illness of her sister, Miss
Lola Murray.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-12

Mrs. Dalzell entertained at a luncheon
yesterday in honor of her guest Mrs Nc
Coy of Pittsburg. Those present were
Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Cannon. Mrs Spooner
Mrs. lie Seure, Mrs. Dwight, Mrs Leonard
wood. Mrs. Gordon. Mrs. Biddle Mrs III
G. Evans. Mrs. Richardson Mrs. MacDon-
aid Mrs. Victor Kaufman and Miss Nc
Coy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-12

Mrs. Horace A. Taylor, 20O7 Massachu-
sets avenue. will be at home tomorrow
for the last time in February
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-12

Mrs. Elmer f. Curry will be at home
Monday, February 10, at 62o A street
northeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-12

Mrs. hampton will be at home at the
Mendoza tomorrow for the last time this
season. She will have with her as hel
guest Mrs. Clara Carran Widney Of Cleve'
land, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-12

Mrs John r. Hill, 1883 31st street north
west, and her daughters. Mrs. Hormess,
Mrs Fenton Fadeley and Miss Hill. will be
at home from to tomorrow.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-13

and the Grand
Duke Alexis of
Russia. Invi-
tations to her
state balls were
eagerly sought.
and the ball
given b Y her
in honor of
Prince Arthur
was character
lied at that
date as being
one of the
grandest social
functions ever
witnessed in
the Dominion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-13
By George Stewart, D.C.L., LID
Soeiety of o French Aeaden Author of
Canada Undr the Adminis of the Earle of fDuHer

antly situated about two miles
from the city of Ottawa. 1t is an unpretentious,
rambling two-storied building. to which from time
time. additions have been made and though it cannot
able. From almost every window glimpses of and
plante flower gardens lawns and Conservatives greet
the eye. About ninety acres in extent the grounds
we1l-wooded, and afford many opportunities for
pleasant strolls along the well ldout walks and lovers
of bold picturesque and striking scenery never tire
of looking at the beautiful views with which the place
abounds. But if the house presents remarkable
outside appearance it far different within for the
halls and rooms are spacious and artistically fur
nished, and the welcome with which the guests
at Government House greeted by the hospitable
hostesses make up for any disappointment which
a first glance might provoke.
When the union of the Provinces took place in
1867 Viscount Monck, Irish peer, was Governor
General His wife was his cousin the Lady Elizabeth
Louise Mary daughter of the first Earl of Rathdowne
She to Canada with her husband and children
but did not remain long enough at the Capital to
make Rideau Hall the great social center, which
under successive mistresses it has become She lived
most of the time at Spencer Road. Quebec and
though her entertainments were in keeping with the
dignity of her position the first lady in Canada
she never popular with her guests and her cold
and eXact1ng manner often repelng that
few cared to accept of her hospitality 1t was far
different with her successor, Lady Young afterward
Baroness Lisgar. kindly. warrn-hearted and hos
pitable woman, whose chief charms a hostess were
her afabty and the pains she took in making happy
those about her.
Lady Young was, before her marriage to Sir Tohn
Young, Miss Adelaide Annabella daughter of Ed
ward Tuite Dalton, of Fernor. County Meath Ireland
Mil,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-13

hidden there to the players, she always taking the
leading part in such plays Sweethearts. - The
Loan of a Lover New Men and Old Acres - The
Scrap of Paper" and Robertsons School" In all
of these she bewitching. and her daughters and
sons they grew older inheriting their parents art
added much to the life and spirit of these performances
by taking prominent parts in them
Perhaps the most splendid entertainment given
in Canada her fancydress ball, which took place
at Rideau Hall in March, 1876 and which it is said
cost upward of one hundred thousand dollars Guests
hidden to it from all parts of the Dominion and
the United States, and the costumes worn were dis
tinguished for their splendor and fathfulness to
ideals and to historic writer who present
describes it as an entertainment which could not
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-13

idle. As hostess, her fame almost worldwide.
At Phoenix Park Dublin. her salon the center
of attraction In New South Wales she was equally
successful in drawing her side the intellectual
men and women of the country AS Mistress of
Rideau Hall, among other personages of note she
entertained Prince Arthur the Duke Connaught
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-13

and his VIE UI1Vla, second
daughter of Sir John Steven
son. In early life she enjoyed
the distinction of being one of
the handsomest women in the
large circle of English society
leaders of her time. She was
accomplished in music and in
art, and during her residence
in Canada her pencil was seldom
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-13

Canada and sketching its picturesque features.
Lady Lsgar left Canada regretted by all who had
met her. Her husband died October g. 1876
and she married secondly August 3, 1873 Sir Francis
Charles Fortescue Turville. K.C.MG. of Bosworth
Hall, Leicester County. England who died December
TO- 1850 She married thirdly Henry Trueman Mills
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-13
ol

She opened the quadrille with the
Prince. Her charity-giving was
extensive and liberal, and she
took delight in travelling through
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-13

THE official residence of the
Governors-General of Can
ada is Rideau Hall, pleas
,nt1y situated abort two miles
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-13

Young Miss Adelaide Annabella, daughter of Ed
ward Tuite Dalton. of Fernor County Meath Ireland
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26
Aeterreia ltnaarn.
Wien. 25. Nuauf.

Die 6einbieli9teiten stpii6en Deuts
i6en uno Sfdecben ipiben iih in
Srpppau INNER me9r gu. 2eBteJe
hdtten ertlGrt. auf bic re9ierungsfeinbs
liden &unogebungen Der Oeutl8er
groBe @eoenosmonitratipnen fol9en 3u
loiTcn. uno Die Deutl6en botten lpies
beram ben GntidIuB tuno9tgebeu. bic
tihediihen Demonitrdtionen unter
alIen llmitdnbsn. n1tbiaenfaIlS nit
6elpaIt, 8u perbinoern. I'm oiEtiQe
3uIammenitobe 81 perbiiteu. nurbe
bic 9an3e 9oli3ei unb @arniion in
8ereitidaft 9ebalten. QlngeTats Der
W}aBnahmeN beru4igten iid bic ppIitt=
ihen @egner.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26

bas gIatt binsu. ~iie pirb RuBlanb
nidt an osrDur6fiibtung ietuer Yidn:
'btnoern. gti6tsbeitopsnieer seiot lie,
ipie pieI Bertrausn ben briti'nen
5rsunhIhaft haftsperiideruneeu selhenti
lperben tann."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26
Gbina's iltutraIltdt.
GrubcuSe @arnnna nn Sas Geidl Der
Wiitte ,Degcu Der iapauiidlcu Aca.
tralitGtebradlc in dime.
iiidlen '6aieu.

Sapauiid3carcnscr briuseu iluci flcinc
Jorts nm Wulocncn Nilacl ;nm
Sdlueiacn.-2as ruii. Sdllnd)t-
id)iff rScbaitupuI" it0ft bci Der
Scidlicknna Der iapaniid)cn
SnnOmerfc anf cine Nliue.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26
Ger bentidlc Noiicr lit acnciot, ben
&rris fiir SaS trcnSatluntiitc Yadjt.
lucttiegcln IN itifteu.
u. 9prn's Snle.
2us bem fernen 0fttn.

Nus bem fernen Gften.
2unbun, rs, Mug.
Ser Correspondent Der . Times" mel.
bet in elmer Gepeide aus Shanghai,
mel9e pom "a. Gusuit, 1885 rlhr
slbenbS, bntirt lit, baB Elm Befebl bss
3aren NitoIaus benl gapudn 8eiben.
itein iiberbra1t murbe, tn ipsIhem bic,
fer ansepieleu ipiro, ben areu5er gls.
tOlb unb ben Torpebujdser @rOiOippj 81
Oesarmiren, unb boB bic 8laggen BET:
ber Shiffe heute Gbeab Inn llbr eins
9ejo9en iuuroen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26

ct. Qetersburo. %. Qluonit.


Die Goufe res ruiiiiheu 11rpns
erben ipuroe in Der SapetIe bes peters
bofet Qolaite8 unter qroBen 6eierlids
teiten pon5p9en. Sine Heibe golbs
itroBenber &utfhtn brahte ben 5dufs
ling unb W}itgIieber Der taiIerlit4en
SSomilie nit ibren yefoI9en oon Der
NifIo 2tleranord nah Fer Stride.
Spbalb Der Metropptit ppn St.
Netersburo ben &aufdft oolaoaen
bate. pertieb Der 3ar feinem SoGne
bic Ritterlpiiroe bes ct. 2tnpr.css
Sroens. llnmittelbar odrauf per
tiinoeteu bic 8Ioden unb Elm Galtit
oon 1o1 9fiiiTen boB bic 3erenon'e
boll3o9en mar.
81 Mefa~86uro NIB @etcrbof nsans
gen i'm 6eftfdmuf. Giir ben qtbenb
tino Suumindtipnen anqeloQt.
Die aaiYsrin berlieb seItsrn 5u1s
erTten W}ale felt ihrer Gntbinourq ba3
@ett Gie 'lnb Der tIeine GjroBiiiri.
finb BEL bor5iiglitber 6eIunbbeit. Dos
Ginb ipieQt etipa LOB Bfunb.
Der 3or :rlieB anldBIid Der Saufs
feinss Sohnss bds bereitS inbaltIidl
mit9etbeiIts Gjndbenmdnifeit.
Die 3eitunoen bepilltommneu elm
ftimmig Die Nbfdaffun9 Der priieeIs
itrdfe ais bds ipihtigIte Der in BEN
GrlaFe enbaltenen 3uoeftdnbnife.
Der rRuB" ftbreibt:
Der @rlab fpirb gepriefeu iperben,
neil er Elm 9roBes llebeI beIettiat.
Rublanb fam niht mebr ols oas Cant
Der 8uute Qebronbmartt psrben."
Die ~Nplpoie 8rsn,io" erfennt in
Der @bfdaffung Der priiasIitraFc In
Seer unb 6lotte cine eere6te Diirbi.
9ung bss i'm fsrnen Often an ben Sag
eeleoten 6elbenmutbes an.
Sin totieriihes 0nnoIhreiben Der
fiiot eint Reihe BON 9eForberungen unt
Srbensberleibungen.
Gin neitersr Grldb ertIGrt Die 4uf-
bebung bes ielbItdnbigen finniIfen
WtflitdrbesirtS unb Die 8eridmel3una
Der 3ruppen nit benen bes ct. pee
tersburger @eairts.
StaIien.
9ieapel, 25. QluguIt.
Ser 9arbinol 5atoIli trof ouf bem
0ampfer rSarbe9na" aus y}em gort
bier ein. Der prdlat las duf ber
Reiie WiefIen. bsnen ale YaiIdgiere.
aud bic g(i6ttQtEr t2n f'imchntep.
Rom, 25. 2tu9uF.
Der Vapit beitaltgle ple ernrnnunQ
bes Paters 2tmbroIius NgiuS bon ben
Malteier gsneoittinern gum opoItoli.
fhen 0eIennten fir bic Rhilinpinen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26

g}eopel, %. Q[uouH.
Cine .6unfle" @eidthtc.
Jlep gort, 25. 2tuguit.

Gum eriten Dinle ieit Oienidenge.
betfen lit IN 9tetp sSeriep Der San bor-
gefomnen. 6aB bel elmer @eridtSiie.
rna Midter mo @eidllporene. iopie
Die beioen Gro3eBporteIeu ans yeegern
beitonoen, luir Der 9InmaIt 6es 8er.
flaeteu qeborte Der melBeu RoNe dli.
oSn Der ibr uiAt 3u raubenben llebers
SeugHng, 0aB peiBt giirger 9egen
sSorbige borelugcnommen ieien. bat
Mgnes Solmes, cine 8oQblutidipor5c
Die aeqen eincn 9teaer Ipcgen riidltdu,
bigger mo6nungamietbe 9Ioge einges
reidlt botte, ocn 9iidter Sano. feds
oiultelb0litine 21ienridlter 5itiammcn.
5utrommeln. mas nit Silfe oeS 6!lls.
iberiiis @caper oudl aeIong. 60.
6ann eriudte 6ano ielnen farb9en
0uaeqeH Rcteriou oen 9oriit 81 iiber.
nebmen ipo9 oieier beretmilig flat.
@Is Gbmonu Der C5eid)porenen nm.
9irte Der idJpor5e Qoll3iit Rabbit
t Garfpte Mcainte1. +
G6arleIton, g. g., 25. 2tu9uft.
Sisr Iiorb Gorlbls Mcainleo, osr
9tutor Der S6rift PIN appeol 10
pbaraob" in Der sr empiabl. bic Jlc
ger Der @ereiiiiqten Staotsr 1ah Ne
gppten 5u ienbeu, Das gdmpblet cr
regts ieiner 3eit grobes aufie4er.
Wcainlep mar sin sntfernter Glr
panbter oes WdrtDrerprdiosnten
Doltenbru6.
1eljqntou 9(rij.. 25. 9lug
Gro3ier. 2tri5y fiiui3ig NeiIen ipsit,
lid bon bier, nurbe beute ytdhmittog
abermaIs BON eiuem WoIterbru4 beims
geiuff.
3psitauftub 9 8afs ers
fdo{fen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26

f 1noefn. JtntsoetonenIae Sel9t ne,
lnie pisI Yertrauen ben briti'6en
5rsunnihaftsperiheruneen selhentE
lperben tann.
0onbon. "a. Gusuf.
Das britiIhs Uliniiterium res 2lus
ipGrtiosE bat md niht ben Ramen be
ruIiiIden areu5er8 ieitSuItelIen pers
mp6t, Der ben britiihen Oampfer
.Gomeoian" an Der iiibofritoniIten
&iiite anbieIt unb burhiudte. gIn
8orb hes nGomebian" befano Ii6 glies
mono, Der ruiiilhe Sdrift Ieien tpun
te. Die 8eIhreibung Ttimmt fotp61I
ouf ben @iilIStreuSer nSmoIenst" lpie
ouf ben Don,
garis, "a. 9lu9uff.
Der 9prreIppnoent be8 ,Nlatin"
in Nmiterodm meIbet, baB Der ais De.
Ie9at 5um Snternotionalen So8ia!is
itentage bort peilenbe Sapdner Gatas
jana ihm mittheilte. Die So3idliiten
piinI6ten has Gnoe hes arieges her
bel Uno hGtten oesbaIb ei.,en 8ertretsr
an ben Prdlibenten RoofepeIt entTanbt,
nm IeBteren gu perdnIofen, geneinIom
nit ben anberen GjrpBmGdten 3u in,
terbeniren.
qaris. "a. 9tu9uTt.
0em nGemps" purbe aus Ct. Qez
tersburg qetabeIt. baB btr .Nstolb",
Der @ro5onoi" nnb Sic .0iana" ges
feG6tsunfdbis 9emadt tperben fprlen,
iobolb Sdpan rem 9Rdhten bic 9ers
iicberun9 abgiebt. baB es bic @niffe
trobosm nidt bod nod fortihIeppen
ipirb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26
ct. 45elersburg, %. 4uQ.
Die .g2otppitl" fdlreiben:

2le nJlplppfl ld)relpen.
pie fort9eieBten iapaniiden Ser.
lebungen Der Reutralitdt in hineIi=
fd)en9dfen iperoen RuBldnb n0t6iQen,
bas hinefiife Reih foDer peniaTtens
einen She'll BON INN als Gebiet 3u Re.
tratten, ouf Dem 5einoieIigteiten nit
Der Wdffe in Der 0anb sum 4ustra9
gebradt pernen oiirfen.
.@s febIt China entpeoer an Der
Mla6t ooer an bem quten 0ilIen, ia
panifbe llebergriffe 3uriid3upelitn.
unb Die S6iffe Der neutrolen Wddte
lafen bic Observation-Disclosures
rubie gu. Die 5u geqtun bes arieses
getroffene 8ereinbarung iiber bic gleu
trolitdt Gbinos iit iomit tobter BUD
ltobe gelporben unp tdnn BON Ruas
lamb bonn Stanbpuntte bes Selbi;
ihubes aus niht LANCER onertdnnt
tperhen."
Waihinqton, "a. Qua.
9em Stdatsietrstaridt piro oenltls
bet. odb Der Waibupu bic ben ruEis
fhen GrisQsihiffen in S6anabai 3ur
@ornobme BON Observation-Disclosures
betpiaigte briit bis sum Wittage bes
%. 9luguit psrldngert bat.
Berlin, "a. aug.
Den in 3iin9tau liegenoen ruff
ften 9risgsihtffen III Is 9eitdtirt
iporoen, Qtrbeitsn an gorb porsunehs
men, tpelde bic GrboItung ieoo9 nidt
bic Grb6bung bss 9s3cnpdrtiaen @es
fedtsperthes bisier ayitgsihifTe gum
3ped babsn.
Der mad Sfano6oi entianote osyis
ihs Sreu3er ioQ ii6er bic 9orgdule
biniihtIih Der @nusieuheit Der ruff
ihsn &rieasihifie tottielbIt beri6ien
une feline SbdtiQte, ausihlisBGh
bierouf beihrdntsn,
Dds eeiammte iibrilf oeutife greus
5ereeihUnber auf her oitdii1tiIter
Station blsibt 3urdti; in Der 9Nflt
BON aiauti6ou 3uidmrsngs3ogen, bis
peitsre Gniiftiounaeu iber bic Dor
tigen sntipoffueten ruTii6en ariess.
ififis aetroffsn iinn. Die tsuti f.
Rsgisrunq bdlt ii6 irsuq an bic Be-
iisbsnben Rsutralitdts7,i.ss.
ct. p,ters5utg, "a. Qug.
Die .Ropoie Wrsmia' .rtldrt, bdb
bi. aentetuns ber gsitimmunsen iiber
bic Ginrobme pon aohsn in britifden
6Gfsn unb GsfpGF.n birett gsasn
RuBIonb s.rittet 1T. s2tbsr,- fiisi
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26
Tpfip. "a. 9lua.

lleber bis9ei6dbisunsjbe jbes ruifiiden
S9iodtidiffes nSebaitbpol" lpuroe
na6trdglid betannt, baB es am 8iens-
tag gto4mittag. dIs es ipom QuBen.
hofen BORT Mrtbur's ats iaponli9e
2anobutterien beitrih. auf elne Wljne
itieB, Die erpIobirte. Das Gdiff nur=
be burd Sdp.epper in ben cSnnenhafen
5nriidbuafirt. 9as japanifde Sdlqdts
i6iff u2lfabi", bas ifor am lRprqcn
ben Iuftrag erhalten bate, bic 8cpes
9nngen bes uSeba'topol" su bersad=
ten, bemert,e. baB oos SdMff mad Der
grploiion iif ftart auf bic cine Gete
netgte. nnb boB. aI8 es ii6 frampFhaft
borfpdrts 81 bepeqen perfu6te, fein
BUG lid tief in bic Woqen perdrub
Mm8ienitoq nabmen, elmer bieniffidlen
Wlelbund sufolqe, ole idpanif6en areu.
ger ayfiiRin" unb aRaiugo" rufiifche
Sorts in Der Rdhe BON Qunqtfino uny
ter 5euer, aber MIR fur3e 3eit, tpiefpoht
nit 9utem GreebniB.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26
Qonbpn. q. Q(uouit

Die bieiige idpaniihe GcIanotIaait
etbieIt Gus 3ptio bic Mittbeiiung. hdB
has ruIiifde Shlad)tihiff .Sebaitos
Fol", pdhrenb e8 Die iaponiiden 8efes
iti9un9en bei BORT Mrtbur pnn Der
Seeieite, auBer1aIb bes 9afens, Der
befdpB, auf cine Miene itieb unb err
bebIi4 beiddbiot tnnrbe.
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itau{tub 2 dafe ers
doiftn.
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Bon 5ndn3ig berittensn Rdubern
bsren @eiitter gei6ndr3t paren, plrs
ben, udhben bic 6irttn in bic 5ludt
eeifldgen iporoen naren, ;n Billop
Greet. Groot Gountn. aui Der qittle
Summit groirie iiuer 1000 Der iSirs
ma Rprron uro gsr1n 1e1oriee
8olIbluiIfdfe mittets WnheIterrepe
tirqspetre getootet Die glsBsIsi. be
eiren Rae6eatt o1yiteat pdbyte ibsr
3lpsi Gtunbru Tas Rduber9siinbst
enttom, otre ooB es bis@t aelleg,
oon ibm eiHt Sp4r aaI3aIiuosu.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26
9fhifu. 24. QIuo.

Dos ruffiIas S6Iaatiaiff nSeba.
itopol". tpeldes ppr port 4rtbur auf
cine Mline ftieB uno BON tinem Oams
pier in ben .6afen sefdIeppt tpurot,
mar pOrber, fpGhreno es auf bic iapas
nifden Gdnbperte feuerte. beihdbigt
tporben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26

8ur3 por Qa9esanbrua murneR bic
9bore oe8 9leietpoirs our9 Dgnamit
qeiprengt. Die Grploilon tonnte msis
lenpeit geb0rt peroen. 0jebduoe nur=
ben eridiittert unb 6enIterideiben SER
brpden. Sn ct Marps berritbt sroBs
@ufrequng, oo4 traf man iofort @ors
februngen 3ur Yerblnoeruua elmer
lleberihpemmung. @ieIIoh eloubt
man, bob oas Reierpoir fir bic bes
nubbarten Garmen cine groBe 9efabr
biIoet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26

up Gountp, ~. { ode.., pet, E H..
angetrun,en. Der 8eIblftunQ nj er es
bate gBooIum puroe in Siferbeits=
gelpabrIam qenommen.
Gin ga htomme WiIliom
Yenns.
giep Yprt, 25. 9luauH.
9sm Carl Of Ranfurlp, einem llrs
l1rslrentel WilIiam qenn's, General
1etneur BON NeuieeIanb, Der iin
i, am 8efude aufbdIt, ipurbe burf)
bic pennfnIpaniide @eieIlf6aft elm
sSeiimabl bereitet. an BEN unter glnbes
rem audi Elm Better bes Gbrendoftes,
Der Majpr 9ubIsn 9lIeranber, tbeiIs
nabm. Der 2orb RanfurIp qeoentt
iif BON glen port nah Qonoou 8u Be-
eeben, I'm bort feinen 0oiten, ben er
Sabre lang inne bate, nieber3uIegen.
8pm 8Iopffehten.
Cos 9lugeIes, Gal. 25. QuguIt.
rSpin" Suuipan aus Bolton Iieqte
iiber Dam Barn in einem S5auit=
tampf, Der iberuus blutig mar uno &c
Muuoen fpdhrte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26
oamburq, 25. 2(uouTt.

Der Director bes 9pgisnii6tn Sas
itituts in 6amburg. proieHor Or.
9unbar, 1T nad ben 8ereirigttn
Staten obgereiit. um auf Der ct.
Qouiier DeltousiteIung feline 9tr6sis
ten sur getdmpfun8 oes 0eufie6ers
au peronihauIiAen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26
3 3eIDtnftitut gei9Ioffen.

SIUIItU, ., 20. NHYlH.
Die bieiiae beutf6 ameritaniI6s
8dnt. bic Glteite SiDneb's. iteIte ibre
3abluneen Elm unb fpurbe in gerid,tz
li9e 8erpoltuns senommen. Den tor
banDenen Wertben, 100000, Ite6en
runb $250,000 @erbinbIi9teiten oe=
eeniiber. On nur momentdne 3ab-
lunssitpdune porIiest, bofft man, eab
ale 8elbeinIeger in boiler S0be ibrer
9eppiiten perben befriebist peroen
fDnnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26
Ebturer Rs6tsFrttt.

Hipesfiein, Conn.,, %. 2luauf.
9urt tiu geridtlifes gerfabren,
bur6 bos bic Stdot Riogsfielo BON
einem geipiiien Gnparo 2obsp in 9dn.
burn $3.50 riiditdnoige GrunoItsusr
beitrieb, fine gegsn $50 G,ridtstoiten
entitannen.
y IN W Waridaft rfdoifsn.
Stnrion. Sbio. %. Quguit.
Sn Sdnsine Rod puroe pom Dorfs
moridal Woolur Elm gsfpifer 9o[In
Wiliamg aug Gran's Brand. 0rsens
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26
Berlin, Is. QtuguIt.

Der ebemaIige Rittmeifter Der ].
bobriibsn Gstobron SSdger gu pferbe,
5reiberr b. 5prn. lit bes 8etrr9es,
Der 5Glidung unb iittlider 8erfeb
Iungen idulbig bsfunoen unb 3u ie6ss
idbriger 3uGtbousItrafe. iotpie Mus
ftoBung aus bem 9eere perurt9eilt
tpnrben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26
Berlin. 25. 9lusuft.

Gin Spnbitot BON Sadperitdnpis
gen unb &apitaIiiten beabiihtigt, III
Rem beutiden @robitdbten Sdlodts
b6fs ua4 amsritoniidem gorbiIbe Elm.
oufiibren.
Die n5rontflirter 3eituns" beeiertt
3u bem Ylane: .8ielIeiht ipiro oas
bur9 bic 10 Ianee perasblid erfsbnte
Qreisre9ulirung noh unten i'm eSntsrs
eiIe bes Bublitums er3ieIt iperber.@
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-26

Die ,,,1ereitern" "-5eitun
gen haben oie G'eiebtctte
pen Ea Groiie ntett nur
mitiePretben ienoern nit
macRen helfen.