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Deaths in the District.

The following deaths have been reported
to the health Office for the twenty-four
hours ending at noon today:
Mary Almarolia, SO c street northwest.
81 years
Caroline Armani, Children's Hospital,
months
Ned Brock, Government Hospital for the
Insane. 70 years.
Edna Belle Brooks. 1241 Wiley street
northeast, 3 years.
Frank c. Brooks. 2so7 Brightwood ave-
Philip Brown. 2723 NJ street northwest.
62 years.
Louisa Burch, Government Hospital for
the Insane. IT, years.
Xavier D. Bush. 20S o street northwest,
months.
Carlos r. Carter, 1909 9th street north
west, IL months.
Emily T. Coke, 1881 p street northwest.
45 years.
Henry Douglas, 1915 18th street north
west. So years.
Timothy Hoyt. Columbian University
Hospital, "a years.
Rachel Johnson. Freedmen's Hospital, ~
years.
Paul Kelso, Emergency Hospital. 35
years.
Harriet Magruder, 6O1 NJ street north
west, 81 years.
IneZ Miskell. Washington Asylum HOS
Richard q. owens, 12241s wylie street
northeast, Ii days.
Missouri ]. Peyton, 2I22 18th street
John D. schotieId 1918 2sth street, as
years.
Marion Thomas, East Washington Park
D. c., 81 days
Harvey b. whitney. Ills X street north
Susan williams. 321 Aliens court south
west. 2 months.
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SUFFERS STRANGE MALADY.
Balloonist Imagines He is Perpetually
Falling--Incurable.

dispatch from Omaha last night says:
For the rest Of his natural life Harry Hen
sley will be subject to the fearful sensation
Of being always shooting downward
through space. Hensley has been profess
sional balloonist. So often has he made
parachute leaps from balloons that ner-
vous affection has been developed, pro-
ducing the effect Of perpetually falling.
even though his body is at rest.
Physicians at the Presbyterian Hospital.
where Hensley Is being treated, say that
his case is the strangest encountered In
many years experience, and that the dis
ease Is new to medical science. Hensley
was found by the police yesterday suffering
intense pain.
He told them that since his parachute
leap at CORTLAND Beach the previous even
Ing he had felt the peculiarl sinking heavi-
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Testimony Of Trainmen.
Growth Of tho Luther League.

dispatch from Buffalo, N Y, last night
says: At today's session of the Luther
League of America General Secretary
Kuhns, in his biennial report, said that the
league had been laying stress on educa-
ton, missions and increase in Christian
giving. He spoke Of the need of more
thorough and symmetrical organization in
the work to attain a higher degree of eff
cheney. The report of the statistical sec
rotary showed that there were $50 local
leagues, gain of 50 over two years ago.
The total membership is 1851, a gain of
the number of Junior members is 1884,
gain Of LII.
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DIED.

AMES On August H. 1904. at II am. at Brad
ELiZABETH DELANO. wife OF the Rev; John
g. Ames and daughter Of the late Hon G drns
Gen Grants administrations.
Funeral from her late residence, 1000 I3th street
Friday afternoon, August 10, at o'clock. In
terment private.
BAKER. On Thursday. August IS. 1904. at 11:15
an at the residence of his father Gle =
street northwest. HARRY D.. son OF VIM. :.
md Kate c. Baker and husband OF Lucy Is.
Baker tnee Werden), aged twenty four years
and months.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
| BROWN. Departed this life "Wednesday evening
August IL, 1904. after Illness of two weeks
MARGARET VIRGINIA, beloved daughter Of
Chas and Bertha Brown. aged six months and
two days.
precious one from has gone,
A voice loved is stilled:
A place is vacant I'm our home
Which never can be hiled
HoEKE On Tuesday. August 1e 1904. LOUIS
EDWARD. infant son of W. Warren and Emma
Louise Hoeke.
JONES. On Thursday; August is. 1904. at 3;is
AM LEVI EDWIN. Of the late Levi aud
Margaret Jones, in the forty first year of his
Funeral from his late residence 4s4 street south
west, on Saturday, August 20, at 2 pm
am at her residence 1919 2lst street north
west MARGARET J. LOWRY. widow Of VII
liam H. Lowry, in the eighty-eighth year Of her
Funeral services at the house Friday. August 10,
MAGRUDER On Wednesday. August IL 1904, al
| O'Clock Mt the Methodist Home Mrs. HAIR
RIET MAGRUDER. In her eighty second year.
Services at IL O'Clock Friday, August 10, at the
Methodist Home, COL street northwest.
Friends invited to attend. Interment private
NAYLoR On Wednesday, August H. 1904, at the
residence Of DIR. A. b. Slime. 7l3 East Capitol
street DAVID H. NAYLoR. aged seventy-hve
Funeral will take place today. August IS, at.
pm Interment at St Louis, Mo.
RUSSELL. On "Wednesday. August II. 1904 at
g:30 pm. JOHN A. beloved husband OF Alta
S Russell. in his forty ninth year.
Farewell my wife and children all.
A father from you Christ has called
Mourn not for me, Ii is In vain
To call me TO your sight again.
BY HIS WIFE.
Funeral services at his late residence 9I7 street
northeast. Friday. August 10, at 2:3o pm.
Interment private.
SHEPHERD. On August IS. 1904. at the resi-
dence of her sister. No. g05 Sd street north
west MARY r., beloved wife OF John Shep-
herd and daughter Of the late David and Mar
garet Laing, aged thirty -four years.
Interment private.
SWAMI On Wednesday August IL. 1904. at bis
residence. 1907 4th street northwest, wM. II.
SWAMI. in his seventy-hft wear
Notice Of funeral in tomorrows Post.
TURNER. Departed this life on Wednesday, Au-
enst II 1901 at sos pm MARY AGNES. IN
FAINT daughter of BENZ +. and Mamie e. Tnr-
(Dee SMITH.
Senee Of Ssr parents No street southeast
Friday August 10. at 10 O'Clock am.
In Memoriam.
band. GEO. W. GRAY, who departed this life
three years ago today, August is, 1901.
Loved in life. remembered In death.
BY HIS LOVING WIFE, f. r. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18
Asenath and sister. Miss Emma Nolsn, from
Memphis and st. Louis
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Charles Wright and Ruth Jones.
John Payne and Leila Holland.
Wayland w. Coakley and Margaret w.
Treakle. both of King George county. Va
John II. Brown and Carrie l.. Thomas.
Woodson V. Olds and Mary r. Schutze.
II. Mayo Carter and Harriet NJ. Sturgeon,
both of Baltimore, Md.
William III. Smith and Lucy Syncox. both
of Prince William county, Va.
Clarence Burton and Nettie Atkins.
Joseph II. Price and Mamie b. Holds
worth, both of Dendron, Va.
Raymond J.. Smith and Louise NJ. Barnes.
both of Richmond. Va.
Richard 7. Mallory and Hattie L. Britton.
both of Richmond, Va.
Charles Irby and Jane Corby.
William j. Candey and Nina w. Hender-
son.
James w Jennings and Lula z. Phillips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18
ee Firemen Overcome by Smoke.

dispatch from New York last night
says: Twenty-Five firemen, including two
battalion chiefs, two captains and two lieu
tenants, were overcome by smoke tonight
in a fire in the engraving and printing es-
Establishment OF William H. Cookfaire, in
Cortlandt street. Ambulance physicians
attended them as they were carried out of
the burning building, and only two had to
be taken to the hospital. AS soon as q
man was revived sufficiently he returned
to work, and several were carried out I'M
conscious a second time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18
New Australian Cabinet Formed.

cablegram from Melbourne, Victoria,
last night says: A new cabinet has been
formed. with Mr.. Reid as premier and min
lister for external affairs. The other mem
bers Of the cabinet are as follows: Treas
urer. Sir George Shaw; attorney general,
Sir Joseph Symon; minister for home af-
fairs, Mr.. Thompson; president of the
board Of trade, Mr.. Mclean; minister of
defense, Mr.. McCay, and postmaster gen.
eral, Mr. Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18
Will Open Catholic Night Schools.

dispatch from Buffalo, N Y, last night
says: The question of opening night schools
to supplement the work of parochiaI
schools was discussed at the convention of
the Catholic Young Mems Union today, and
1t was decided favorably Schools will be
opened in all large cities under the aus
pices and management Of the union for the
study of bookkeeping, stenography and
kindred subjects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18
BORN.

WILLARD. On Wednesday, August IL. 1904 NJ
s35 a m at 1888 X street northwest, Wash
ington, ID. c., TO Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kellogg
willard, a .
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MISS Cara Bourland, the sixteen-year-
old daughter OF w. E. Bourland. OF Dixon,
ky.' was killed by lightning while talk
ing a over telephone during q heavy thun-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18
MARRIED.

STEPHENS MANSFIELD. On Wednesday morn
ing August L. 1904 by Rev. Father Stafford,
al St Patrick's Church, THOMAS \. STE
PIIENS and Miss SOPHIA c. MANSFIELD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

Mrs. Arthur E. Johnson OF 1923 Vermont
avenue has returned with her daughter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

Mrs. Mark ]. Hale and young Lou Mark
j., 1r, are summering in the Blue Ridge
mountains near Pen-Mar, where they will
be joined later by Mr.. Hale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

The Misses May c. and Louise h.
Strobel of 2414 K street, accompanied by
Miss Nellie Simmonds of IL H street, have
gone to Atlantic City for several weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

Mrs. Mary G. Watts and daughter Miss
Jennie Watts of ass Florida avenue are
spending the late summer at Gainesville
Va Mrs. Laura Edmonston and Miss Vic
toria e. Watts are at Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

Miss Grace A. Sutphen leaves today for
an extended trip to her home in New York.
She will also visit other places Of interest,
including the st. Louis fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

Mrs Alice loft Talbot of No 2129 Madi-
son avenue, Baltimore, is visiting her cous
ms, r. w. and S. E. Sheckels. at No. 1910
New Jersey avenue northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

Miss Norma Lewis of Capitol Hill has re-
turned after spending two weeks at St.
Georges Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

Miss Mary A. Walker and Mr.. Frank A.
Walker of Norfolk. Va, are the guests of
Miss Ada C. Briggs of Northeast Wash
ington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. A. Holland and son
are spending week at Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Light are at Cape
May and later will go to Atlantic City for
an indefinite stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

Miss Cora Taylor of 342 N street south
west and Miss Louise Brent of 24O ID street
northeast have gone to the mountains for
a couple of weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

Mr. j. T. Everett of Mount Pleasant left
the first of the week, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, for St. Louis to spend
a week at the exposition. On their return
they will stop at Pittsburg, where Mr.. and
Mrs Everett's sons are in business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford W. Smith have
gone to New York, Boston and other east
ern cities, and may possibly, before their
return, take an ocean trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

Mrs. A. Lehman of the Stanhope is In
New York for a few weeks stay with her
sisters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

Mrs. Geo w. Kidwell and her youngest
children have gone to Rapidan, Va. for a
months visit. Misses May and Ethel KID
well have gone to Sterling, Va, for few
weeks. They will afterward join their
mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Slater of / street
northeast have left for Pittsburg to visit
the latter's sister. and on their return will
visit Atlantic City, New York and Balti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

an extended trip up the Hudson. visiting
relatives in New York and Catskill noun
tains.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Marks and Mrs. f. F.
MacKernan have gone to Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18

Miss Bessie Hugueley has returned from
Philomatta, Va, and has gone to Boston
for several weeks
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Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Metcalf who have
spent five weeks at Asbury Park left this
morning for Atlantic City to remain until
September.
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Mrs George D. Sudduth and her children
are visiting relatives in the mountains OF
Virginia
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Miss Alice Roosevelt put in a busy day
yesterday, even for her well-known ability
in that line. Beginning with a swim on
the beach, she attended the tennis tourna-
ment, went coaching to a luncheon engage
ment and was the honor guest at a dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills She
was very well and becomingly dressed at
the tennis tournament. Her costume of
pale yellow linen lawn was trimmed with
insertions of lace and completed by large
yellow null hat
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
Der prdli0ent inn Alutcsrnp.

Sur9 etnen merfniirbigen 8orfon
purbe leBtbtn bic Nufmertiamtett Der
poltaet in Der 8unbesbauptItabt rege
gema6t. Surg Dor a9t ltbr Moraens
erf4ien auf benz freien PIaBe am &uz
pttol Elm Mann, Der neben Der Waibz
ingtonrS Statue etnen groben ~pbotogrdz
pbii9en @pparat auftelte, pte er CUR
@ufna6me bepeglider 8tlber bertpen>
bet tptrb. Die Camera mar 10 gert9z
tet, baB tie bic ganae S5ene iberz
f4nute. 8ulb boruuf nabte Elm als
Neger ausfta5ftrter Mann unb lieb ft9
unmtttelbar Dor Der Statue George
Wafbtngtons auf's pflafter fallen. Sn
elmer nabe1tebenben &utf9e befunb ft9
etn 9err, beKen Grf6etnung cine tduz
f9enbe Nebnlt9fett init benz Brdfbenz
ten RooiepeGt bate, unb Der, ausitetz
genb, NIT 6ilfe et1es furbigen &utz
f9ers, Der sic Gtbree bes Meiben 6au=
les trug, ben Neger aGrtli9 IN BITE
&utf9e bes prdftbenten bob. Ser
Damn, Der ben prdfbenten borftente,
nahm bunn fetnen Sut ab, bot benz
9eser cine Gigarre unb CAB bieruuf
benz &utf6er etnen Minf, petter su
fabren. Sine Mnaobl 2eute, burunter
apet &apttol=Poli5tften. faben f9 bic
&pm6bie an.
Wte fi9 fpGter berausfteate, mar be
Masferobe BON benz befannten Nstp
Uorfer &pmifer unb Mintrelfdnger
u2eu" Opdffaber arrangtrt pprben,
Der ben Neger felber bdrite1te. gr
po1te Die 8tlber fir etnen neuen Wp<
nolog baben. Nls iebo6 Die 8efIr4z
tung luut purbe, bic Nufnabme1 t0nns
ten fir &agne3pede miBbran4t
perben, iibergab Der &omifer bic
.Silms@ Der Retp gDrfer poii5ei,
tpel6e tie benz 8rGfibenten aufanbte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
I'M Sanan.

Cine uralte Site, Die gum She'll
NOD beute beftebt, lit in Sapun bic
Nboptipn. Die Nboptton biente in er=
tier 2inte benz 3tped, ba8 @rl0f9en
elmer Samtlte unb bamit 5uglei3 bas
Mufb0ren Der M6nenberefrung gu btnz
bern. sic mar ferner Elm Mittel, IT.
senb einem 5remben cine Grbf9uft gu
iidern, unb umgefebrt erlaubte bieie
Site finberrei9en gltern, etnen She'll
ibrer Mtte1er an anberer 2eute Slid
abaugeben. 8eionbers nii9ternen Gbaz
rdtters aber lit Die Mbpptton, tpenn Elm
9ei9dftsmann einen tii9tigen @ngez
ftelIten nit Der @erpfli9tung aboptirt,
bab bie1er nteberum ben So6n bes
Nboptanten abopttre unb ii6 CUR &u6e
febe, fobalb Der Sp5n BEG urfpriingz
li9en geiiBsrs CUR l~1e6erna6me bes pGz
ter!t4en, pfeubozgroBbdterlihen @e@
f9Gfts reif lit. 9ofbeamte, Die fir ie@
bes 3inb bon etnem geptfen 2e6ens>
alter an cine Geis5ulage erbielten, nab
men Elm frembes Sinh an, penn Der
eigene G1te1t @obn mod iebr jung mar.
Mu6 in fol9em SAT- nurbe bieier bann
pieber BON benz etngef9obenen SAINT
lienmitglieb abpptirt. Die Nboption
mar frii6er in alien 0amilien, bon Der
taiferli6en berab biz CUR Grmfen, ibz
Ith.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
Smfrnna5fffnen @ees

-Smfron55ftf3en Sec
ulpen : Oepartement gtbt es etne tletne
@emetnbe Spurettes : fur : Soup, bic
malertI9 ouf etnem bo6en Jelfen' r
benz MitteImeer tbrpnt. Man iRn i
ieBt bbn t9r, neil lie bieIei9t ollefn
BON alien $4,000 @emetnben 5ranfs
ret9s fir bic @ablen am 1. Mtut fei>
men ganbtbaten aufiteIte rnb bds
4bittmmer unterlieB- Der bisberige
Matre unh feline Go1eeen ftnben bic
@ertpaltung gu bef9tperlt4 unb ihre
Witbiirger fin6 10 febr ibrer Weetnung.
baB niemonb fi9 fir bic Ha9folg
melbete. Der PrGfeft polte reue
Mablen dusf9retben; ober Der amtsz
mibe Matre pat linn fGon sefa9t, bic
@timmsettef tpiirben unbenuBt bEeiz
ben.
Die Der 9roBen Jeu>
ersbrunit 5eritDrten MolfenfraBer8aIz
timore's perben balo mRber 1ergez
fteat fein. Man f9reibt Dom bort:
3pet Der bonn 5euer f4tper befdGbig<
ten groBen 8ureaugebGube tperben in
bret Wonaten gum 8e5ieben tpieber re-
nobtrt fetn; es finb bies bic @ebGube
Der aunton 5ruft 60" unb Der rgalz
bert Co., betbe II Stodperfe bod.
Se9s Weonute tperben nod perge6er,
biz bds Equitable : @e6Gube" tDieber
hergeiteat fein tptrb. 9termit iinb bic
erften beftnittben S6atIaden gegeben,
Die erfeben lahen, tpann tpieber einmot
Elm 4nfang i'm 9el9Gftsleben brunter
TN 8ranboiitritt gema9t tperbep fam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
9ie Sapaner ale ,,Sniceten."

Inter Der NGer6au tretbenben 8ez
bDlferun9 reg peiten rufftf6en 2eiGes,
Die gum grDBten STEELE nod ME D
sSapan ee60rt, ME etne &arte gefeben
unb 1elb1tber1tdnbfi9 feline Mbnung baz
BON bat, tpestpegen eigentli4 Der gegsnz
pGrti9e &rteg gefii6rt pirb, 1ino iiber
Die Sapaner re9t 1eltIame Nnii9ten i'm
@9nange. Ser 8eri9terftatter elmer
rufii19en 3eitung, nel6er in ben @puz
bernementS Mosfau, &ursf, Gbartop,
pobolten unb Gberf on cine @n5abG BON
8auern in 8e5ug auf tire Mnf6auunz
gen iiber ben &rieg interbietpt bat, err
3dblt 3. g., baB inn IN einem 9orfe
bic 8auern eefagt bitten, es lei 10
i9tpierig nit Dem Sapaner gu fdmpfen,
rtpeil man i'm ni9t ie1en f0nne."-
yWdrum benn ni6t?"- So, gang einz
fact barum, Guer Gnaben, neil er cine
DIRT BON Sn{eft 1T; er lit Helm unb lebt
nur in Der Na9t auf. Gr berbir9t fi4
i'm Graie nit fetnem @ta6el, unb Do
fpu man i'm np6 finben! Cine nabre
glage fir unfere Solbaten! @r frie6t
i6nen in bic @tiefeli9Gfte binein unb
1augt ibner bas 8lut aus. Sat er fi9
mai bollgpfogen, Der Glenbe, 10 frte3t
er beral1s. Ser arme Splbat bau9t
aber Ietne Seele aus. unb ba foQ man
ii9 mod nit bieien 1nboloen berun1=
i91agen." 6ter at6mete bas 8duerleir
ouf. sd poQte meinen Sbren niAt
trouen," er5Gbtt Der &orrefponbent.
vNnfangs neigte t9 mid benz @lauben
5u, boB Der Bauer mid gum Barren
6alten tpoqte, fpdter aber tpurbe es mir
flor, baB Der arne Seufel gang treuz
beraio qerebet bate"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
Die erIte RfnnDad)1.
Die s~tnfanee ocs ocutiG1en 5c9eIfpprtA.
Gerciite 4iRo Re0attca.

Gerciite 4if7o Te0attcd.
SIN StnbliG auf Die bentnG9it pies
Der it~attftnbenbe n8ieler Wo9e" birftt
es BON Snterefie iein, etpas iber Die
@nfdnge bes beuti9en Segelfports 81
erfabren. WGbrenb in @nglanb Die
Mnfdnge zines fportgere9ten 8etriebs
Der Segelfunff 200 Sabre 5uriidreifen.
bat ft9 in 9eutf9lanb Der Gegeliport
erft in ben lebten so SaAren beruusz
gebilbet un0, tpie natirlt9, bat er itarte
Mntriebe bon benz dlteren Sport Gngs
lambs unb Qmertfas empfangen. Die
eriten beutI6en 3lubs, Die I'm Die
N1itte bes 10. Sabr6unberts in Sem
burg, Berlin unb &~0ntgsberg entfanz
ben, pflegten Die Gsgelei nur in 5e6r
bef9eibenem Habmen; t6r 8ootmate=
rial hid, mas 5orm unb Safelung
betraf, in feiner @eiie bon BEN gsz
brdu9li9en Sprmen Der 9anbelsz unb
5tf9erfa6rSeuge ab, unb bon grDbern
@ettfa1rten mar nod feline @ebe.
Smmer6tn getpann Der Sport bur6
iene 9eretne aQmdlig mebr Qn6dnger,
unb es fanben fi9 19lieBli9 2tebbaber,
benen Der 6ergebra9te 8etrieb niht
mebr geniigte unb bic t6re ,Nugen mad
benz Muslanbe, bas in bieIer 8e3te6ung
peiter borge16ritten NOR, ri9teten.
60 faufte Der 9amburger Nbolf
Stetgens i'm Sabre 1864 Die GrDot=
lbner ga9t r2aura," unb in ibr lernz
ten Die 0amburQer gum er1tenmal Elm
8ppt fennen, oas ausf6lieBli3 gu
&enn5fpeden gebaut mar; es mar Elm
S3pertboot NIT bo6len Waferlinien,
bon groBem Gegelareal unb NIT alien
fonftruftipen Neuerungen pie Yatentz
reef, 9rabtgut au8geitattet. 9eute
frtltet bieier Spp nur nod in ein3elz
men @remplaren Elm fiimmerlt6es Do
fem, gu iener 3eit berfOrperte er iebO9
einen grpBen Sprtf9ritt unb mar benz
beutf6en Glatertal gepalttg iiberlegen.
Mu4 na9 Berlin fam in ben 60sr Sab
rem Elm f1a9eS @9pertboot amerttaniz
f6er 6erfunft, unb nit groBem @tfer,
penn au9 ntdt glei9 nit Grfolg, ber=
fu9ten Die beuti6en 8potbauer unb
Segelma9er, ben Nmerifanern glei3
5u fomme1. 60 fann mar BON Der
Mnfunft Der v2oura" an cine neue
Nera i'm beuti9en @eeeliport re9nen,
bic 1t9 5unG6ft in Der 9rinbung 5a6l=
reiher 0eretne nnb Ipdter in Der Ser
anitaltung felbfitGnbiger Gegatten
INNER beutli6er Dffenbdrte.
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NeeDro gebro0en.
Eai1e Tahrt etnes 3ugeS Der Sienna
gabn bon Yiitsbnrg.

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Special : 3ue Der penna & 0aRbaEia
gabn, Der pittsburg am Samtae
gbeno UNI IS 1br perlieB, leete bic
Gahrt in Ii Stunben Is Minuten 5u=
rid, in tdr5erer 3eit als prdfbent
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5tunoen i'm lebten Sabre our GIN
peibungsfeier Der Iusfteuune ftbrte.
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orgen.
Sadon, 10. SUM. = s, 8.
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elm anaeiebener Birser, enoete beute
our9 Selbftmorb. Su binterlaHenen
S9reiben besei9nete er finan3iele
@9mieristeiten als uriade. Seine
Bidder fino in Sronung.
Ib q TT Der yGaIte".
Me mportNems, 3d., 10. SUM-.
Die Nbfabrt bag beutiden 9teusers
vGaIfe" ton bier CAB NnlaB gu einem
briaanten Iustaui9 internationaler
90Fi6teiten. Nls Die vGalfe" bas BEL
Gori Monroe lieeenoe ameritantf9e
6lag9i9if vMinneapOlis" paiftrte,
feuerte fe einen Salut ab, peG9er als=
balo bon ben Sanone1 bes Sorts unb
Der yM%inneapDlis" ertpibert puroe.
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paiftrte, feuerte ct no9mals einen Sa=
Tut bon 81 @9ifen ab. 8eitern Nbeno
fano in Der oNcabemp Of Muftc" cine
Minfrel=8 ~Orfeluns gum 8eten bes
Seemanns=6eims ftatt, BEL Incident 40
Mufifer bon ben beutI9en Greuaern
v8ineta" uno v8a5ele" mituirtten.
Sic beuti9en Sffi3iere unb Wanni9af=
ten unterbalten bier nit ibren amerifa=
nif9ea Gameraben Die freunbf9aftli9=
item 8e3iehun9en unb fraterniiren in
elmer Weile, mie maj es bel ben Nnge=
b0rigen Ron Glotten 5ueier beri9iebe=
ner Nationalitdten felten 81 feben be-
fDmmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20

columbus, D., 10. SUM-. SIN
8efinben beg friberen @ouberneurs
0aib trat beute cine tpeientli9e BEL
Ieruns Elm. Die Serstbdtisteit mar
beoeutenO peritdrtt, er tonnte auffebeu
unb leien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20

Sunger OtbeIIo. Sn Mug<
beburg, probin5 Sa4ien, i3oB un=
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triebs : SefretGrs etnem 20idbrigen
OienifmGb9eR aus giferiu9t nit
einem Sef9in ms 9eft4t. 9ns MGb<
den tpurbe iAper berlebt.