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the age. The total number OF papers pre-
pared IL 10. aad they bear upon every
phase Of the electrical science. Eight sec
tions have been provided by the Commit
assemble in Music Hall this morning. they
VIII divide into the several sections to
which they belong.
t-rs from to II. and the fields Of re-
search in electricity which they embrace,
Win the chairinsn OF the sections. are as
Nicbois: general application. Professor q.
~ Steinfnetz: electro-chenistry, Professor
r $. Carhsrt: electric power transmits
sion. Charles F. Scott: electric light and
distribution: J. w Lisb. Jr.: electric trans
poriaton. Doctor Lou. Drncsn: electric
fSernp.a.ie. fSS.sie.0 Doctor JoIss kia,;o electro
The delegate from the English Institute
are guests OF the American Institute
International Congress. he'd at Paris IN
ls'I. which was especially arranged by
tfe EnglEshrnen for the American Iast!-
tute. The Italian visitors aul the visitors
rom France. Sweden and Germany. win
he single representatives. OF Argentine
Republic and Japan. are guests Of the
The present Electrical Congress va. or
fanized by Prssieent Francis OF me e
i<s.fion in June lsS. by the appointment
Of Committee on Organization. which
met soon afterwards and extef,dei invita-
tons to the English Institute on behalf OF
the American Institute, and also invited
countries
The cir-ular tour arranged By the Arneri-
caA institute for the foreign visitors. a part
OF which was taken On the trip from New
lork 10 st. Loys.-. Will be completed after
the congress adtouTns. The tour from
New York to St Louis began on Septern-
bsT 6. the delegates arriving on the stezm-
ship Republic September . Visits to Al
bany. Scleacctady. Saratoga Montreal.
NIAGARA Falls and Buffalo constituted the
Eastern part Of tn. rour.
FROM NiHSsFa they passed through Cam
aoa over the Michigan Central Railway
and arrived in Chicago Saturday morning.
The local Reception Committee OF Chicago
conducted the party 90 the various elec-
frical s.ations IN the city and banQuefed
Springfield. ILL.,, ard arrived there yester-
day morning.
The delegates viii leave ST Louis NEXT
for Pftt<Ourg. Washington ard !
Receptions and hsnGuets |
!,sse o-eD arranged at all Of these cities |
for their visit
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ORDERS IMMORAL
SHOWS TO CLOSE
Sheriff Hcnckcn Tells Propr.ctors
They Must Stop Performances
-Gamblers Scarce.

Alleged immoral shows opposite D-.mar
Garden we're ordered 20 c.v-- ,as- niSH;
b. Sheriff Eeuckac % -; Louis County
Who said that he was acting under the IL
stTu-tions ~ Attorney General Crow.
Only three shows were open Protest
vas mad. b. the managers, but tie Sher-
i@ told them TO complain 10 the Attorney
General and not 10 him. and that Il the
srler wGs di-JArysI ;Hey would be ar
resIed
GaIT.Dle-s we're scarce ~ cc-ye Co-1r
Lake yesterday Deputy Sheriff B-il.urs
ana Deputy Constable Walters ratrol-I
the lake shore from one nd 20 tta oth.-T.
hGt not q gamble. was 10 b. seen. Se=eia!
city officers in citizens clothing were also
a. the lake.
Sheriff H.ECke. -cstes'..Jy asked Clinton
HIb>r. foreman of the Grand jury. %
cause subpoena - - issued FOR ". T.
Cook. p St LoGis gambler. who says he has
Information O. a rake-ofr GOr officers from
tIe gamblers. he says lie has arrested
Cook twice for gambling.
Attorney Genera crow vas served with
q Eotlce Saturday afternoon that Il r1o.Ic:.
would te made tr- the ill!tEht manage
msat today Il dissolve the ir1Euctic1 Is
sued against them by Judge McElniunry
a. HE request. The trialE % the bull
fighters on criminal charges are ss- 1o-
to-day General crow Is exT-eCTeI 20 be
present TO assist in the prosecution
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VICTIM REMEMBERS JUST
HOW MUCH MONEY He HAD.


James Coed remembered N. amount
and exact denominations Of money g. had
In his pocket VIXEN he weut 70 sleep on
tie old Courthouse steps lat. Saturday
night. and FOR this reason the police say
he VIII be a good witness in court against
John La:nsY. who Was srr-s,ed
Good lives at No. 4it Market street bu,
Instead o. going 10 rs room Saturday night
he went 10 sleep On The Courthouse st-Is
When he fei; Into siurnber .ls.ss was
tucked carefully away Ia hi. Inside Yes,
pocket.
When he EEL in.o s!gmber Sisss was
near and the money was gone. Good
called a policeman and Lamey was ar
rested
u had three bills. two hal, Dollars. a
quarter, Two nIckels and t~O pennies
declared Good to the patrolman
Good Was searched b. the policeman
and he has reported 10 Lieutenant No
henna- commanding the Central District
that he found the exact amount and
denominations described IA Larney's pcck-
cts
The police will apply for a warrant On
this evidence against I.smey to-day.
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The October De.fxner

IhtIe are fashions for everybody In n.
Sc'coef Deslsner. from the pink tot blink
Isht 20 the dear grandnlothers, who Will
= interested and pleased with the de-
sisiiH shoHn FOR their especial ben..,. in
5ro~lr9 Old Gracefully" There 4. goo,
f.adins: too. for everybody. Even IN. man
O. The family, who with artfui intent uro-
lrs-es SON FOR a woman's fashion maya
zine. vii chuckle over Naming the R,rf-
san BABY" and may profit by "FashIoa
Notes FOG Men" The daughters O. the ro-
mantle age Will appreciate "A Misiaid Pro-
japanese Girl while the little folks will
enjoy the thrilling history OF the prairie
dog. Dicbey-Doo." and the taatai,xrx
~ fancy work galore IN this issue: dire
lions for making dainty candle shades
hsrsange- embroidery ard all kinds Of
new trimmings and feminine knickknacks
are pictured and DESCRIBED.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

BIoN JOSEPH ARNOLD,
President OF the American Institute OF
Electrical Engineers. who ~ the hos. oc
attending the International Congress at
J1sic Hall.
''eTs Rixty. 4 large number OF members
Il the American Institute scco -npansed the
Ddrty. among them President Blon joseph
tTncif- former resident Of St Louis
.i11 now chief engineer for the New York
'Hrdsi and Hudson River Railway .n
"euippins the New York terminals with
'iectric locomotive power
The delegates were met at Union Station
~ the local reception committee and con-
ductsd 20 the JefTsrsrn Hotel. where they
we're allotted their rooms and s>sryed with
luncheon Later IN the afternoon the
Committee on Organization held a short
session In the psrlors of the hotel
An Informal reception was rendered 10
the delegates and their wives in the hotel
paTiors at .. m. at which many 81.
Louisdr1s were present.
The programme Of social entertainments
Tor the delegates and their wives includes
TWO functions each day Of the congress
~ 10 a n this morning TO the ladies &C
cornpanying the delegates will be rendered
an automobile ride over the city and from
5 10 IL this evening a. reception will he
given IN the New York State building
sociazione ElsttrotecUica Italiana will
lender a reception 20 the visitors in the
ltalisn Pavilion at the Worlds Fair
INC meetings OF the congress all be
reid daily between the hours Of a m and
! T. m N slusic Hall. an6 will be devoted
principany 10 the reading OF papers pre-
pared by the most expert electricians OF
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NOTICE.
DEATHS.

S~~SSS~s>>Se>>sss~sssS
gRCEHNE-on Thursday. September 4 I-,x
loved son Of Engs.beri and HenrtetJs E-n..bDs
brother OF Henry Rinsstm-.er and ar. rIsi
Aasc5hon, aseo 2. years ~ months Tne f1-
O'Clock p: IN. from residerics Of his parent
40 zszs 81. Louis avenue 10 81, Peter,s 800, ,
terry fr.eads are Invited attend penver.
S"'o'' ~i'a o. %h>fisA' No. pagers please copy.
coRSELL-on Sunday. September II. 1914. at
- o. m. Charles Cornell. JE.. aged years
E;s.e!lA CorEe!!. c.Otils os funeral from FAMILY
i~s:denos. Nc. <e3sA Mafi;t avenue. yIIl APP !.
liNSEr-on Saturday. september 10. 1874. q,
80 a m. Jennie i-1u. dsgEnfe. o. f.l.c.rlsa
sne;al VIII take place Monday r. n.
ffonl residence. No AS Morgan street Inter
H."at private
NL.LEg-saturssy. sep;eHb.r 90 1874. En-
inn Ni!is- tnee PaTse:1. beloved y!.- OF Al
.'iiier. funeraI VIII take place Monday, Sep
Ns ,,is u AZ oe.ock 2. n. fro.n res.tenee.
'i'-i.ee 10 Calvary Cemetery
stSFoRD-rcr,.res into r.-t on Sunday. sep
f.fo- beiovea ;.usisal of ANA ssn.ord me.
- f1nefaI r1es5ay. september u. from
s.n-4lS re.iee7r. 30. .os3 DeIfrsar boulevard. at
iiISs .. n. Decras-d sss member ot Beacon
i~'dst. No. :. a r. & \ 81.
StLChESSiP.-on Friday, September .
80 80. at - 2 a., J9hn ssttiokehberg. dearly
MS.zlliser &C.. s,aeEeI.Leisl, sssu,is fIiar
,ii-. @ tiscs-io.fg -. oar dear father -sn-iaw
freHc,sLh.. sni brother. after q Hagerfny n
Es-s, assd 3 years and Inouth F-,n.rzI
Tassdsy. September u. AZ 1 D. m. from No
- Snn 7s,s sys1u. % EyanseilsaI s.: Marcas:
attend. '"'''e" I"
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FOREIGN ELECTRICIANS
ARRIVE FOR CONVENTION.
Come From Springfield. III. Where
They visited Iincoin's Tomb
Sessions Begin To-Day.

tricai scientists. delegates 20 the Inter
national Electrical Congress. which coz
yenss at Music Hall to-day az Sd n n.
arrived In the city yesterday afternoon on
a special train from Springfield. IL. wheTe
Ikhey visited the tomb ot President Lan-
coin yesterday morning. oni where 2
breakfast was rendered 10 them by the
citizens Of Springfield Governor Yates q
Illinois welcomed them on behalf Of the
c.ty at Linco!a'S tomb
There are two hundred cf tie most
prominent British and Continental cleo
tricians IN the party. The British dele
cation. which is headed by President Gray
q, the English Institute, consists Of
scye1ty-fye delegates. and the unofficial
delegation from itaiy. Including President
Noise AscoE Of the italian Institute, NUM-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
At Chicago Hotels.
gEPC BLIC SPEI

EEFL BIC SPECIALA
Chicago. IL. Sept list. Lo-i- persoa.
registered AT hotels here to-day are n fol-
lows:
love
PfizRs-D. d G~.nan-
eherua1 Hovsg-E o. Glenn
Palmer HoEs--H. G. p~rzn. Ar.. e 8 IS-.s
Mr. /. Patton. J. Il Pei. Mrs.. :. y. Reed
NIctoTIa-w. J. Carroll. w. r. Scott.
Erevcort-c. o. Fauiice. a. Goii-n
Windsor -cl.fion-Afs q :. Collins. z 4
SG~yer-
Great s:o-thern-s. A. Fowler. y. S. white
law. J. ~. woifc.
K R..ssrtot-c- b. Holden. NJ p Mo~ry. ~.
NJ r. MONTY
Grand Pzeiae-X. g Griffin
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hEfIE IEl-iT sTf>CiAL-
New York Sept 1.-The arrival. from
Missouri at the hotel. here to-day we're as
follows:
ST Loui--yfr,. = Z Ga-bIer. IL e Dunbar,
IA n y Arsa DlnhaEn; Manhattan: a. A. f:ssr,an.
" hc-chin NJ u: R.nar.. II. Rzlizir.
.siser Sd Mr. walssr. wsI1o-f: Mrs w. M
E,s l. Grisnald. Beivessr~: n +
D1-sSn- * = s-ank- victoria: MIS- q II srT-i:h
~ ~ y sS,.;,; ''ii-=x; G.. F. Y Rilxsiy.
PARKS. Murray HIn. ". Ieyy. Herald sassrr: : :
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

Mister; Collector. Charles ]. PaHsch:
Prosecuting Attorney. James T Green
well: Assessor. William A. Difan.: Public
Administrator. V Van Eechant; Coroner.
Doctor r. II. Vessels: Judge Western Dis
t-sct. william r Clifton: Judge Eastern
District, Claus Stueve.
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y. Alsntr. Alsert: J. woch, Grand un!on: c,
Z Fssar. Broadway Genital -
Kansas C-ty-Mrs " Him., tE,rr..
u. Montague PARK A-enr-. 4 q Forrr- co5-
un.Htsi. " Sherrer A-hlsn. ~S-4-
St JoSe.A-E ZimmeTrsn Grand T-,to,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
MIssonrian. In New y.rL

Best for EneuInatis,n-Eaner & Amend. |
Prescription. No. 1sl Celebrated on Its
merits fcr many eGectual cures
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
Results In Perry County.


Perryviiie. No. Sept 1.-The Demo
cratic primary held IL Perry County yes
terday resulted a. follows: For Represent
Atiye. John W. Martin; Sheriff, John z
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st. Losi. Dr,-worIs-. Pair

Use Wabash Shuttle Trains from Union
Station and a-oid the crowd Trains leave
every fifteen minutes
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

Allow. reward paid any boy who beats
the educated horse. jim Key. spelling.
Yhese isuShabie matches at each per
Performance. funniest thing On Pike.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
BISHOP ROBERTSON HALL

,shool 70. girls. T.cpsns d Y. s-pJ.nb-- 3.
;sAo AnolE 70 sister SCPEEIlR. Js57-isIT
= compton avenue. st Luis. SO. Asx for
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

AcADEAY OF ARCHITECTURE and I1tu.-
ni1,., s,,ses; i'i- SEcuieai1 ave. St Louis;
training for architectural or mechanical crarts-
for various trades: foreman rozrxes
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
Mary Institute,

A department. % Washington University, viii
ope= q IhuTsday seytelanf- -: eatraHo-' ex-
sri.nat!oEs VII he hcld Tuesday and W.sa>--
csy. September - and q at 3 O'clock =, -h-
i.s8rnins APPLICANTS FOR admission are reaues;.4
o. lie their aFpiicati0ns fnlrse Ilstely ar IT,.
ssatins capacity os n. school !. limited
Z ~. SEAEl Es-!f-fuzI
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

HttkENZIE SCHOOL. Dobb. Ferry-on-
Endson. y = Careful pr>psration Of $50 boys
college ard business fFee.. $50 and SG5.D Fs.!
term. September - James 9. yacseazie d.
rector: " y Randall H.adraSfer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
WeridltS-

Grim inalgcr d) t. = (8pr
&ihter @rigbt,) Moro - @iaiom
Gears, l6ulbi9, Is Sabre 3lldtbaus.
Sir bette: SGlihung - San1es Wac-
Saugblin GO Sdqe); Galtb-@eorge
e. @nIfmon, Soiepb g. Orr, Wal,
rice Z. Orr; llnteridIaermg-Sotp.
aro :. SittIe; 0iebitobl - @iaiam
w. Sorton, Charles Seb; Spielerei
- Charles ". uno Daniel s. Mot.
tiIon; 5rarlenperlolien - George $.
9lafe.
Grim inalgcr Of t, stbt6. 9.
- (&or Hidter Hbelps.) 9iebltobl
-Gbarles Sobnion, A @onote, Mg.
neS Bias, 80 Gage, @iQiom ,Soro,
3 Monotte StootgefGn9niB; SSobr1
Sonomof, Senrp g4ilion, geioe frei.
gelprodeu; George 6. &ranme, llra
tbeil lllspenoirt. ltebertretlmg ser
Splrttuol enlicen5geiete - Sobn g.
lleberlGnoer, miiitirt. Sir beilte:
Oiebltobl - 9ennis Sole, Martin
Ott, George Heeb, Seremiab Diner,
SbomaS Smeenp; Moroongriif -
George Heeo; Spielcrei - @m. s.
Stiner, @nt. Is. @ostep; llebertrc.
tllng ltGotiid)er &eroronltnaen -
Sobn $. Ebienlcpcr So, SSSobn gS.
Seen; Spirituoicnperfoui am Sonll.
tag - Sobonno 9o,unger; Hubeito.
rllng - Start Oou1g; Srolenuer.
Iolien &oIeigb w. @olfcr.
@oicngcri d t. - (&or ocn
Nid)tern 9lod, S'9rien uno @oi.
tber.) 3u No6lobperipaltern iultr-
Den crnonmt in oen 6Glen bon Git
ian $. Gilagolo Sr. Wtmiboa e.
Dunn, 9iirgidoft $4,000; GlioS
Sgilpie &r. Sobn ". Sgilpie, 9iirg.
lhuft $500. IIS Gorm1nb iplrroc
crllalmt Glen Stllort fir Sobn 6.
Stuart, @iiraihoft 5000. Snpen.
torper5cidniIle mltroen cingcreid)t in
oen SGlleu bon Benjamin @. Wpers,
$516; Suite Sppenbeinler, $30,77S;
Solumou Is. StrmnS, $910S; Gliinb
Sobuion. 5000; Soiepb $. WcGilr-
lcp, $1,000; Samuel 2anQooo, $74,.
O92, 8runoei9entbum $4,000. Ser.
maItlln9sberid)te milrben g~lt9ebeiBeu
in oen SGIlen bon Gotborine elliott,
$1OlS; Worp g. Sort5og, $t86;
Margoret $. Strootmnn, $l7S7.
Sormnoidoitsberiftc wllrben gut
0ebeiBen III oenl Snllc bon @omin
y. @rceL $3.50. Gerfauf rotiiis
5irt III bem Sale bon George s.
&rciS, $S25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
Mangcl an NerDnS Ncrnnn.
Sent 8elO fir ben repllblifanil6en
Notionol : Gonpent in Chicago.


Gbicago, 2s. @Grs. = llnter
ben Wltglieocrn bes republitanild)en
9totional > Gomite'S berrIht sroBe
Geritimlnrng iiber oas bieiige 2o-
ful . Gonlite, lpeldes ben anseblid
perlpro6e1en @urantie . Sono bon
$4,000 fir 9eltreitlun9 Der Soften
oeS 9totionol = Gonpents nod nidt
ouigebra6t bat. Serte ioa bier cine
3uiammenfunft itottfinoen, Inn Iid
init Den bieiigen Gertretern iiber Die
8elofroge 5lt perltdnbigen. @or Ell
nigen Tn9en trat bereitS bas &C.
rild)t ouf, bob bas Nationol.G omite
int Notbfalle, iperm Die Gbicago'er
ibrc acknowledgements nidt cinbaI-
ten, Den Sectional : Gpnbent nad1 ei.
ner onoeren Staot perleger piiroe,
urto EittSburg iollte fin oieien Saa
in GitSiiht geriommen iein.
Sbnti6dlib bat oas bielige Gomite
nod feinen Sbeil oeS @arantiefonos
binterlegt uno 8oriiser Sonruel ..
HoDnlono gibt 5ur Mehtfertiguna sic
f%olgenoc G~rflGruta ab: Cine idrift.
Iide gbmofultg beitebt nid)t, olldl
lpllroe nienals cine beItimmteS um.
lie g%arantirt. Der peritorbene Bun.
oeS Senotor Sonnd, oils 8orIiber
oeS Notionol . Gomite's, botte inns
MIR 9efrogt, oh mir cine Yaariinme
im 8orous nj elmer Gbicago'er 9unf
Iiir oas Notional : Gomite ~oeponiren
milroen, fouS mir ben Gonpent CT
bielten, bod ueigerten mir uns, oo.
roitf ein5ngeben. @ir poQten meoer
@elo oeponiren, nod cine beItimmte
Sirnlnte 9orantiren, ionoern erflGr.
ten inns nilr bereit, ole legitimen3o-
item oeS acknowledgements su tras
gen. 0oS iuar inner ltebereinfom-
men nit Senator Sanno, mo er
foBte Ole Sud)e ditb 10 ouf."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
NadD Mlasfa's 0ulbfclSerm.

Seottle, @oIb., %. WGrs. -
Scd)S 9ampicr flbren I'M 2oiifc ser
letter. ISOLDE bon Seattle nod) Dem
Noroen ob, unO cinige bopon iobcn
lld) gc5nlngcr, lolpobl Gullogiere,
ipie Srodt 5uriif5uiueiicll. = Nm
Worfontcltcn Wor Dies olrf ser Sol.
oc5'Hollte, oa rid)t MIR @oIoIl6cr,
Ionoern alld Yetrolerm 8 Eroipetto.
ret oieielbe benilten. 9llld Die
Stngtpqp.0 ompfer ipilroen Itorf
potronilirt, nid)t nltr bon @oloius
derL ionoerm audi bon 9ampiidiif-
Ii1geitcQten, ipeldJe 5eitig 5llr ,Soro
lein moQen, iuerlt Die See, II. Slltb.
oonpfer in 0ienit aelteQt meroen.-
Die Iusii6ten ollf ein ergiebigcs
Sabr limo I'M &lonoife.@ ebiet iebr
gut, ltno man glallbt, Dob Die Dies.
i1brigc Musbelltc ans Dem &lonoife.
0iitrift Inn etlpa 81 100000 sic
ppriobrige iiberiteigcn miro. Die Mlts.
bellte aus benz &lonoife.@ ebiet mir0
ld)on int Wai nlo SSSllni perIdifit
iperoen; ip1ter fonlnlt oonn Die
NrlSbellte aus bent Sortp Mtilc = 81
thrift ltnO aus Sononu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
cirGthss2tccn,cn

Die folgenben SeirotbS e 2iccn5en
ipltrOen geitern bonn Glcrf bes Cont
mon Eleos-0 erid)tS alSgeitelt:
Sobn Snmpton Gins, 81, NnpDs
orb, ltno 2ioo @rolpn, Is Sabre aft,
@eibe bon @aibington, Q. 6.
Sorrp Smibcr, q, Nr. 1902, g.
TntterionsEort-9lpe. unb slnnic Wc-
@rolu, 81 Sabre olt.
g. Charles aei6L 81, Hr. 140S,
Goofiicitr, unb Worp @ebcr, 81
Sabre aft.
@o6crt g. Mogce, %, Yittsburg,
ga, n1o Morp s. Wc&cnnep, %
So5rc oft.
Soncs MoitIono, 45, Bbilooel,
pbio, itnb 2i55ie Strabn, 36 Sabre
alt.
2lopo $. @roipn, 26, Cincinnati,
8, mo 2ol,ro ". Gienoer, 81 Sabre
alt; &icen5 9ebolt boz, @nl. g. SEQ
polo, Hr. 80, Wountltr
Geo. 6. Merebitb, 90, mo 2ottie
Wf. SorreItcr, 81 Sabre oft; 2icen5
Acbolt bon s. 9. @crmcrbouieL %r.
116, SItsSitenbltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
Mns Dem Snncrcn MnrglanS's nnb
ben angrcn5enbcm Gtaaten.

@orb uno SeIbitmorb 5.
Sn aeniington, Wb., bat GbaS. g..
Soriter feline Srau n,o oann iid
ielbit cridoiien. Soriter, ser oIs
Glerf in einem Ser Viireolir inn
"@ciben Sauie" ongeitellt mar, ipar
Elm 9rnber beS Siilfs-S efretGrs .bes
Graiibenten TooiepeIt, Srn. &uoolpb
6orIter; er botte bcn Tlob felt bier
Sabren inb 5eigte felt Ginger i3eit
mcgen 8eloperlegenbeiten II. 9ranfs
belt iciner Srau cine grobe Nieoer.
9cidlagenbeit, mGbrenb melder er
acknowledgements nG6rte. Sim
Srcitag erflorte er, bab er ieinen
Sdtpierigfeiten balb eli, Gnoe ge-
madt bate, iuenr ni6t feline Srau
10 franz mare. 6rau 6oriter mar
bon binten in Sen 9opf geldoIlen
morben, unb bann iagte iid Ser
@ann cine &iigel iiber Dem red)ten
gluge in ben Gopf. Gs Iagen feiner-
lei Spuren zines Samples Dor.
@an glaubt, baB Die geiben idon
om Sonntag spiifen 9 uno A llbr
Hadmittags ftarben, oenn Soriter
bette am Sonntag Mittag einem
Nadbar seiast, bob er nit ieiner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
nod cine SrnIt'Gompaanic III bic
Bride ac9anacn.

SnoianapoGis, Snb, 90.
Wdr5. Die Commercial Srl,it
60" idlob bellte in Sol9e geridt.
llder Sd)ritte sur Grnenning zines
Sequeiters ibre Sbiircn. sic botte
cir Gft~ienfopitol bon $1O45O0 nno
etlpa 2OOO 9epoiitorcn, bon ncldelt
jebod) bod)ltens nur flint ODER feds
ein 8iltbaben bon iibcr $500 bcia.
Ben. Hraiioent 6. 6. Bierce erflGrt,
Die Gompognic merbe ibren 9epoli.
loren pole 100 Tro5ent mls5nblen,
pdbrcno Die g%ftiondre Gerluite CT.
leioen miibten.
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Srfam lit @iRumri.
8roBe @erbeerungen. - W~inoeitens
ieds Mrnihpu ,runpfouupr

8roBe 8erbeerungen. - Winoeltens
IedS Weni6en unqefommen.
charlottesville, $40, %.
Wt0r5. - en- 8irbeliturm bat Die
8egeno 20 Weilen norolid bon bier
neripiiitet, mebrere Menidenleben
perniftet uno groBen Sfooen orlge.
ri6tet. Die telegrapbii1e 8erbin.
oung nit Der beimgeill6ten @egeno
lit sur Belt linterbrodeu, ood Die olti
llmluegen einlaufen6en lpGterenRel-
Oun9en 6eltdtigen oie Ia6ridt bon
Dem &erni6tungSiperf oeS Stilr-
mes.
Nad) Sen oorliegen6en ipGrliden
W%teloungen boben Ieds Yerlonen
III Dem 9luirltbr Der Glemente ibr
2eben DerIoren. Die Somilie oes
Sarners S6umofer, beItebeno ais
bier GerIonen, Die in Der N1be bon
Fortageoillc mobnte, bat inter Den
Srilmnern ibrer ein1tiir3enoen 9e-
boltiilng Oen 500 erlitten. Die lin.
gliIdlihen batten bei'nt S%eranna6en
oeS @irbelIturmeS iid) in bos Groge-
IdoB gefliidtet uno maren unter Den
&riimnern ibres 8%obnbaliics begra,
bcn luor0en.
Scr p%oblbo6enoe Miiblenbeliber
WealeD MILLER lnb icire @ottin tp1r.
Den in ibrem @obnbnule bel Mount
Fleaiant bon Dem Observation-Disclosures
ben Stllrme credit, lllo ibre 2eiden,
arg beritiimnncIt. nit ben Sriimmern
beS SolieS 200 CARDS melt binlucq.
geidlellbcrt. Cine Qrobe Menge gieb
lit in oent llnluetter 5u @rllnoe qe.
gangclt.
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8ermiidJte t%clcgrapbiidJc ScpeIden.

Sn Giieiter, 8t., bat cine n1d)t-
lide 6euerSbrunit oas Wobelgeidy1it
bon s. $. @oIfer, i. $. Stearn's
@obnbouS uno Saoen, Q. $. Gut-
lcr'S @obnbdiis, cine l~ceritebcnoe
6obrit uito cine Hefniic aerItort. Ser
@eionnltperlllit belailft Iid) aui $5O,-
600, luclder mn t%beilpeiic ollrd Scr.
lid)erung geocdt lit.
= Zen 6lamnlentoo Iano in il.
REM @obnbauie in Detroit, Midl..
6rl. Bertha Z. g. Green ole Sodter
zines iriiberen prominenten Hed,ts.
anfuolts in Sprocilie, T..g. sic be-
CAB lid) Dor SogeSonbrild in bos
@rogeiboB oes Sauies, uno man Der.
miltbet, baB ibre &leioer on cinem
brennenoen Streidbol3 Seuer fingen.
Sic ipar cine @~roBenfelin Soratio
Sepmour'S, oes einitigen ariegs-
@orpernerrS bcs Stontes Heiu-
Yorf.
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@arpldnoer Staatsseictgebnns.

Die Ib5ugsfanalbiu uno Die Eorf-
Nnleibe ongenommen. Die
&er!piQigllngsbiQ I'M llnterbauie
bei6nittei1. - Die Sanlan : Bill
I'M Genet inter Seiler.
annapolis, %. MGr5.-@6h.
item Wontog, Nbenos II llbr, i6lieBt
Die Situng Der Morpldnber Staats-
9ciebgebung fir Oos Sobr 1904.
SSn Senat iino 416 Bills eingereift
lporbcn, gegen 446 in 1902, uno
aid I'M llnterbauie lit Die 3abl Der
eingcrci6te1 Bills 5iemli6 oleif.
geibe &altler troten beilte SlbenO
at rege!nnaBiger SiBun9 5uioutnlen,
nnbocm Ser Senot bereitS ON Sor-
mittdg pergeblid beriubt botte, Die
@el6oftc alti5unebmen.
Ser Senat nabn1 beilte in ser
Tbenoiibung Die 9lb5ugsfanol- 1lnb
Die &orfonlei6c-SiQ on. Sn Scnat
loluobl, alS oll9 i'm Saltle fano@t
ldn0ruiertoe Gebatten ltott, III Gritc'
rem ilbcr ooa @ilionsS rbititllt nno
III 2eBteren iibcr bic olgcneine Ser
milti0mgSbiQ, Die iebr bel0nittcn
lpurOe. Die q%ulternbia fam 5ltr
orittcn 8erleInng, nn0 oeren Sppps
l~1entcn, Die 8efilriporicr Der originas
len @omon ; Sill, bic argenl6cinlid
in Der WiinoritGt marcrl,' nnbmcn 81.
lllldJt 3t INSTRUMENTATION
Cine SeIt-gbltimmuna iiber cinen
Nntro1, bic Sill 81 pcriAieben 5cigs
ic IS Stimmcn 81 @unltcn Der Nil.
ion-9iQ uno 8 Stimncn SIT @unIten
Der &onnnsSiu. Die 0cbottcn IN
beioen @dlliern bolcrten bis lpGt in
Die 9taOt.