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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09
g rieesfritif.

Gin berporraeenber Marine-S Sad.
mann ibreibt iiber Den bisberiaen
Serloilf bes ruiiiih . iapaniiden
Sirieees:
yOie 6%riegfiibr,tng ferbert aul
beioen Seiten Die iddrfite &ritif ber-
aus. Die bisber beobadtete rniiiide
Sefcnlipe, Die 3criplitternng Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09

Seeitrcitfr1ftc, ser Scr5id)t allf Die
Serrid)oit sur See mo oaS uniaf.
9enldBe TuSniibe1 Der Sertbeioi.
allnaSuittel lperoen bier ais ebenio
u1pcrltGnoli6 ongeieben, uie Die
MISUNDERSTANDING Der errnngenei
ioporiiden Grfolgc, bos langiame
&oraeben geacn Hort Nrtbnr ltno
Ole filr5en Observation-Disclosures
auf oic 9efeltigilnaen BORT Irtbltr's.
9isbcr bot Die Observation-Disclosures.
ring gcrinac Sebren fir Die inter.
l;otioilolen Mariilen geliefert, mofr
reno Die 2ebren bes ipaniiG . ameri-
tcr1iiden &ricacS bonn Sabre 1898
troB acknowledgement Greieniiie fir
Scilertnttif, Sdiffsbaute6nif. gpo.
lutionen 1t. +. 10. nod bette fir Nel,.
Gonitruftionen bel Slottenballten
grunblegcno II. babnbrebeno 1inb."
II nrnbe nnter Sen YoIen.
Ser @iener Correspondent bes
bieiigen nSnaeblatt" beltGtigt Die
Meloun9, Dab Die Soltung Der $50,
len in Den @eidiel-E ropinsen aroBe
@ellnrtbi1lng IN ocn ruiiii1en Ser,
luoltungsfreiien peruriode. Sic
meigerten iid) oitentatip, fir oas rli.
hide .@otbe 3rerS" bei5utraaen
oher lih on @otiesbieniten 81 betbei-
ligen, Die fir Den Grfolg ser ruIlt
id,en Woffea abgebalten peroen.
Gum iehsten Vial iino iebt 9etas
henlents Der @orniion in &ieff nod
Sitaiien abgesangen ,no ole bortiga
@arniion lit bereits Inn Die SaIfte
reou5irt.
2iirmanu's SaIIiment.
Ger NiaiieunertpaIter Der Girma
Stepban 2iirmann & Sobn In 8re'
men, oeren @anferott ami 10. Sc
bruor genleIoct tpriroe. beridtet. bob
Die Sirma i6ren ouslanoiiden 0laii.
bigcrn $4,t45,OO 0 ihuloet. Ser ab-
aeiddtte @eiammtwertb Der Iftipa
lit. $3,S50,OO0. 9as 8aitmipoIlge'
idGft Der Sirna ipiiroe~ our6 cine
9remer 8anf geoedt. Ser 3uiam,
menbrud Der Jirnpa miro olrf iiber.
m1Biee Spefnfafion it nmetifani.
iden Giienbabnipertben, fii0dfrifd.
niiden Nftien etc. 5nriidsefiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09
Getmaidinen fir bic @csiernnss.
Nrudrrei.

@afbinaton, DC, Z. @ars.
= DDS Saus.Gomite fir @ermili-
aitnecn beihdftigte iih berte nit Der
Sfferte elmer Eripatfirnla, bic Me.
aieruussoriiderei, In melher nod
nit Der Sano seiest tpiro, nit Set-
maihiten 81 benz Yreiie bon $500
pro Stiid su berieben. Ole Weidaf.
fiing BON b~orldufig 40 FOLDER Mn.
ihinen piir6e cine e~inlttpeiliae Ser.
iuiaigiing BON $154,0OO notbia ma.
hen. Die Arbeit IN Der Meaierunas-
ieberei fonnte nit Naifinen nm So
his 40 Hrosent biaiSer aetban iper.
zen, nls ieet. SSu alen nnoexen &c
Observation-Disclosures iino bereifs
acknowledgements @aidinen .einae.
fiibrt. l9as' IGNITE beIdaobR ,b6f'
Gbef bcfi observation-disclosures HIS
onoere' Nedidtcit gu terfebntXstfhH1
es meitere Snformatiom iiber ben &C.
genitano einbolte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09
&irS in &aIbiuatpn p~rpsel6rt.
W a bin0ton, 0.G., s. WtGl

III ron, w, q. Mdri.
Gos Oberbulbcsgeridt bot Die
alaec bon Mnrris &unflc, iucld)cr
Der &erIfNuGruna nit Mod)en sllr
@e'd]minoclulia Der Neaierrntg in
Serbiiorna nit ben H~oitifonbolet
mtgefIoqt lit, ouS Dem @runoe abae.
mieieE ipeil ole 9lttcn nitt I'M Druid
n%orlagen. Hirlfle mar I'M Oberge.
rid)t oeS 0iltriftS Columbia onae.
tlo9t, III Nelu.Y orf nerboitct uno
nod @oibingtou 5ltriideebrod)t NOR
Den mo hottc ciilcn SobcaS Corpus.
Intrag Gcltcllt, ipelder obgeipielen
iporocib nnb Itono lntcr cillcr 0iira-
ld)oft bon $4,000. Die Gntid)eioul,o
heS acknowledgements bat ole @ir.
t'uhg, Dab Muuflc sur Yro6eiiirrr1g
nab @albington gebrnd)t miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09
Angcbltf bic Stat eincs @abniinni-
Gett.

rsr-afr A.F.Nf
Sabana, s. MGr5. - Die eli.
baniide Megiernng bat Dem omcri-
faniiden 9eIonoten Squiers 9etreifs
Der AM %. Salliar, einem. Soge nod
ben &eeilter-@ ablen an Dem opieri-
tanilden &oninlats. @ebGuoe su
Gienfuegos periibten Gr5ciien, mobei
bas amerifaniide Wappenlfilo am
Yortal nit Shnllb beiporfeil mirroe.
Den 9cridt bes Holi5eidefs bon Gi-
cnfuegos iibermittelt. Gem 9eridt
si Solge bat weoer Ser No6tip1d)-
ter, nod Der Hepier-Yooli5iit etipas
geleben, Die orei oils peroadtig per-
hofteten Terionen mulBten e%ntlaiieit
iueroen, Die politiid)eu Yorteien flo
gen einonber Ser EbGteridaft an, Ii.
Die ofientli6e Meinnmg beflagt Ons
@eidebniB in gang entidieoeuer8ei=
ie. Oer YoIi5eihef elaibt, bob Die
Sbat bas 8erf eiles 8abliinnigeu
iei. !,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09
6etlltttq einer fibr1iem Geihtunlit.

Yin qlalppQer Sail BON fibr6an Sumpr, ser Die @eidiflidfeit
per beltelt Soltoner Mer5te SIT S6qnben 1tad)te. Strait Sapes,
So1to1l Wtat, %be1bretbt, ipie tie, naboert ale anoerelt 9erlute
elne Aoellll19 St er5nlen feblsel6lasen batter, idlieBlid our9 3gaia
s"" s"'ss' tr'sf ss'ef an S sr:s ss sis5es"' i" be" He bic 'ts'sFs II" %
rMstbe gru Nintbana! Sdpn lett LANCER 3it Bin i'd untsr Der 9ebanrlums
bB ih an sunsnt fbrDin 1mpr kbe; nr inter aroBen sdmsr,sn psumaa m
nieprWtben, pobe absr bic ,Shnegm i6 benz Hutsrat snHans erfredn;
anBsrpem babe tb aber porn unb i'm Raden sebenbe Sdmsraen; Der llntnleb
lit anseifppam, ub felt bei Satrsn babe i'd al ub gu tarts 9blonSsrunesn.
Nan @pphit lat bel gu puniden lbrs. 9uberpem fam i'd nr fm,e 5st
af etnmal af ben IuBsn bleben. -,
rSe III itrem fensn 9ute anaeaebenen Sprnptpme fir GbrbIn 9mpr pafa
Ten 9snaa aaf msunsn SAL, 70 bab i'd mid an Sic I'M SIREN gatb wenbe."-
ss. 5rau 6. S. Saves, 25s Dudley ST., C@ortun) SoHen, NRaN.4
BET tir aber belonoers berpOrbeben puaen, bB lift Brief a er ibreua Hatb,
ibe WsStsim .Sa gbrandem, non Der ie int @praus umbfe, ,Sabo lie 1ram
RagTes Sa1s Sr'nssn pnros, nod e"e saase Waite weiterer gnusilnngn be.
WHhlbtc Nelnltat 5erDurbradukn.
nMsrtte 5rau qintham! Spr Ginger SH bate it mid an Sic sepanbt uno
rnkr Seidrdbuns tnemes 9ebsnS INN Shwn Itb asbehn., Sad Gmpfana
Sbrer gdhsen antrpr that i'd senau, was ie mir oneeratbsn batten, uo lest
bin i'd wieber Sans tsrs eft slIt.
rSntdse hes Gebrauds bon spSia 6. @imfbams gesembie GumppnnS ipurSe
Die @enfhpulf son3hub entfrnt, uo mberbem min ean;eS &brper1pIem 10 gs
itdrtt 10 Sab i'd iett ebs gu srnuaDen, 1teIen melt sepsn taan. -~~a .o--
rSsoer SroPen BON epoia 6. 9imfbams Sestable COMPOUND ii. fem Gepidt
franfbeten einen, bas Mittl srdnblit w prpbteren. Der GrfpIs hmb fiber
mat a"sSIaes". - eS. Jrau 6. S. Sapes, 252 DUDLEY ct, (acgtup)
Ss: sSsss ssss sssss SC I. Sss% sa% 1 sss Sai @ss sssa' aai Sc a." SC s" s 'sis g 9.
Gm Seunhses 9usnb mms He a nieene T Trau Sappn Herauaen. BAH epoia 6.
ni6t bat; os gieraOds6ddaurSen eefhuaIhs, t ensHnsuunsn, Gs@pin r@a " so.
ka uno @eidiebrna es Uterus, @adenGtmerwn, meslmabdse ,mteromde pMr
ttrnsSbafe Meniruahpu: ale bMe 2eben bien ouf pDiitine Seiluns Udnmn.
Die @aaRe. nnaneft6a@r 9anHhsben, rem mir fe tdsGd in allen 5lunsen gum M.
Srd brmssa iMtbt tsen, aMb ben hithen, sweist aus.
Sen@ rer&n boz 5au sars nit Srube tanhOmt nrben, ben ie 8anttadet
mo tsk, @b i os gasSrad hires srohem 7anies fir ibe msOeurianse eemnbbeh uo
3mrrOeaheh fd NIT 5enOn o&fr geibe nnkrsett. S1"as
pOmab, 1mo feline msss sR6Hn. 10 peen 5rnnen ibn eshmoea snradasaemn hat ub
oaan %ae man, ipenn Der gpotehr bent aaaSen hsenO ein auSers Mhel ouhdwasn
si' sable" $4,000 cuts ' a: s "a: $S' ]: y !: :: III Al ss: Il ;$ s;: ::$s: y: s. .". ss .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09
Maih bciacfcat.

Gbtca9o, s. Mar5. Na1 Ell,
mem Strife bon etlihcn Stlluoen, al,
lpeld,em lid Die ltnion- Wfalcr uno
-0ctoratClre Don Gueenoen bieiiacr
@crf'tdtten bctbeiligtell, mlroe ponl
Grcfntiproth Der international
%rotberbooo" bic @ieoermrfnubmc
Ger Nrbcit onaeorbnct. 9ie 2elttc
hottct onrb ibrcn Strifc einen Mr-
b~citalobn bon 40 Gcnts pro Stuit-
DC crlongen mollct mo bntten eii,ell
Sobn pom i2l@ ScutS obselebnt. SIl
Gin tritildeS Stobinm trat Die Ga,
dye omrh ein @criibt. Die slrbeitae-
Der DISQUALIFICATION eincn ~ollgemeiner
Irbeitermisid1lub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09
Gernrtbciltrr M6rScr %entfommeu.

Ct. So1eph NO, s. MGr5.-
Marf Dunn, iuelder tpeeen grnior.
hung beS woblbabenSen Sarners
syenton am If. MGr5 eebdnet peroet
ioIlte, lit aus Dem @eiGnsniB ent.
%iprnneen. IS iporen ibm stpei Ne.
pclpcr sueeItedt ~iuorhen, uno er
i!berpGItigte feline Mddter, sluans
bcn YeidlieBer, cine 3eDe 5l 0ffnelt,
iperrte bielen nto ben 4ruoer oeIiel.
ben, einen TcputpsS dcriff, in Die
Selie Elm itnb nlad}te iid bnbott. Die
gingcIperrten fonnten erit am anbe.
rcn Morgen iuieoer befreit iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09

Fe.ner fir 100000 9rob uno fir
$4,000 5leii3 CUR 8erlenoune bereit
ltdnheu. '''"
Die fir bas Rot6,za reu3= Wert
b~isponiblen Sonos beSifferu fit auf
100000. Der ptan bss Wertes
fir bic ndGitsn feds Monate inpotz
Dirt einen &oitenaufroanb bDn 81
100000. ,.~.,
Mostou, 8. MdrS.-9er Moss
tauer 2emTtDo fat0gt Dor. cine
@erIommluna BON 3emItooz9 elsedtsn
aus benz gdn5sn Reif etnSubsrufen,
Tim Die alg:metne 5rage Der Samniz
lung uno Gertbeilurg bon Sono5 fir
bic 3ot6e &reu3s9eTslliAaft gu bistWz
tiren. Sine IoIde @erTammlung BON
9emItoo 0:legaten ipar felt larger
3ett Elm Don psn 2~iberalsn t~egiinittgz
Ter 0ebante.
Die @oiien i'm 6isIissn QtIbl ba6en
b1rum erIu4t. odB i6nen 96iuuriz
brOo, %anitatt Neibbroo, 9ereidt lpere
De, oamit Der baourd eriparts BE-
trdg Der Got6e &rel3 : @eIellhuft
iiberipielen psroen f0nne.
Der 3emItpo ppn G9artop bat fir
ben ariegsfono $750,000 oerpiligt.
ndmlib $25O,00O fir bic 8ot6s
8reu3s GsieaI6aft unb 100000 CUR
0ispolition oes G3aren fir Militars
3lpede.
&ufftf6e Grfotae uno
omeritanii6 e Snterz
Ellen.
8aris, s. Mdr3. - !0ieIige Der
treter GROCER Gtlenbo9n : SnouItrie'u
in ben Der Staatsn, ipelbe umTangz
reife 2%ieferungen mad &uBlanb ges
md9t bahn. ba6en BON ibren Igenten
in Nubldnb uno i'm fernsn Often Be
ritte iiber bic @usbsbnuns Der trisess
ridden OperatiCren uno i6ren Sin
IluB uuf has 9ei6Gft erba(ten.
Gtner hieIer 8eriate zines ameritu=
niiden Giien6o0n : 8eamten, pelter
intine YcrbinOungen nit 8e9ierun9sz
tretIen BAT, ia9t. IS lei pie 9(bli9t. Die
ruiitIden Streitirdfte eeQentpdrtig
aUT flint 0ioiIionen, orsi BON Sibi=
rien Il. 5ipei pom lDeItliAen AuBlanb,
}u be I6rdnten, bon Genen jeDe 9ipi=
ion 3ipii1sn $4,000 uro 10000
4}dnn iidy, be5iffern Ion. w.
9u 9ieS Elm 10 tleiner S0eit Der
gsiammteu attipen W}aht lit, 9laubt
man, oaB hic 9siAr0ntunq cine SSplge
Ser llnid6iattit Der tra~nsiibiriIfsn
Balm, me6r G3ute mad bem 3rteg$z
iNouplaB gu beF0rbern, 1T,
Beirefis Der Wirtunesn osS 3ries
9:s neigen Tin Die Y3rtreter Der Gilen=
babnsn fart Der Qniic6t 5l, baB ben
ameritanif4n Sntereifer am 9eften
our1 ruf'iide GrfoI9e -aebisnt fein
Iperbe, Sic ~ipeifen borauf bin, baB
auBtunD in elmer ein}igen 8eit.quna
fir $25,000,000 GiIen6dbnmdteriol
fe5og, uno perTitern. ruIiil6. Grfplge
rerfprdtsn eine B%ortIsBung uno @usz
De6nun9 Der Nnforberungsn an ben
d~mcrifaniiden Wartt, ipoaegen Sas
pan fur feline Giienbdbnsn nur lpsnig
aus @merifa be3iebe.
Der g~e9enipGrtig bier tefinblit.
efsf elmer Der 9roBten GiIenba6nFirs
men in @merita Iast. er CLAUDE, Der
Grfol9 Der Japuner tpiiroe Iid ais
ern'tli6e SGdpigung bss umeritaniz
I4sn Gsi@GftS eripeiien, beIonoers
fir bic Giienba6ninbuftrie, fpel1e TO-
ipeit einen lpidtigen Mntfsil an fer
@ntlptdllln0 bes fsrnsn Sitens hahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09
Srrlinrr scniationcu.
&dbrefemstbat eincs, FAINT
Iiempaters.

Gin ucrurmter Sffisicr nimmt mad
eincr icitlidrn Mablscit icincr
aanSen Camille nno iidl icfbit
Sas Icbcm. = Sclbitmprb cincs
bnufcrpttcn &nnficrs. = @icocr-
Dcriammlnug bes Gitrcidliidjcm
&eidsratbs. = G5cd)cn bcitcbcn
amf ibrcr Sbitrnftipn. - Nnbcrc
&abclbcridltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09


pe(6e @umrs r:r INSTRUMENTATION
bereit 1T
Moitre Voul Sanion beenoiate
feiu 9loipotsr i'm Halnsn, Der 0lduz
biaer Der GrGfin.
Wditre @einer. Der Mnlpolt 6es
aDnios. beaonn Ieins Recommendations
unb ipirb tie am 8. WtGr, iortlesen.
@ffaire Orep 8.
8aris. 8. MGr3. Die Grimiz
| na[zMbtkeiluno reg GnTotionshoFeg
befqbte Iih nit Der GraGn2undss
llnterIufuna bes OrenIrs ;Fole5 uno
perborte Gdpt. Goroe. eiften benz
Stabe bes arieeSminiIters, General
| glnbre. ottofirtsn Offisi,r, nam bie
Sidtunq a0er @trc6ioe pes Srisos.
departments pblieot. 0ag 5ubpIsz
msntar > 9erfobren nir6 porousIfhtz
lid mebrere 8ofen in MnIpruh ne6s
men.
Die 9alfonpfrren,
9aris. 8. WGr,. !Sier eir1s.
troffens pffi,iele WGdrihten beIo1en.
bdb bas mocebontibe Gpn1ite hen
Wertretern Der WGhte na6briidlit.
9eriderunoen oeaeben ba6s, ban Is
i'm sfriibiabr fsinen Qufftonb in
Scene ieben tperpc. Won Qloubt. bah
bic 8forie uno bic M6ffp au sinprI
Ginberitdnonib 9streffs Der ;sraoen,
bic fid nit 8e,ud auF bic Grridtund
unb bic esunftipnen Der international
len @enbarmeris erbober 6aben. oez
lanaen tperb:n.
Srob ben peIItmiTtiI6sn 0dhriGlz
ten aus 0ien. dlau6t man in hieTi1en
offi,ieuen areiIen. pob fid Die Situoz
ton auf BEN 8alton itbt frteofert;der
anldbt. ''''
petersburd,S g. WFGr3. - OdS
Selearamm bes G3aren an ben Sir
item ferdinand BON Suloarien aum
Sdbrestaoe ieiner 8sItdtiduna ais
SiirIt burh BEN Sultan Ger gqo fia(
auf ben 8. W}Gr5) ipirb bier ais On
seiten Der enasn Wer6inpnna 3tpiihen
Der ruIfifder uno BEN iIopiid1en Ma
tionen betra6tet ,tno BON Der ruff
ihen UreIYe ala pemsis nnosfiibrt
bah Tublano entTth(oiTen IN. Durh
Rem iekiaen Srisd feline WufmertInn,z
teit nidt BON 8dlfan oblenfen III
laIen.
Brcmicr @olipur's Clam.
punft.
2pr6nu, 3 g21Ft .,.s KIN I'm.
tcrbouic mlroe elm @rrtno,ulo5.Nn.
troa oeItclt. nm Rrcrnirr Holfour
@cleocnbeit IN oc6cl. Die llmlt1,6a
nllseilonocr Nj icbcl,. inner mrld,rn
bic GabinctsGrhcrlnoru inn 1rRtcn
Script. crfpiotrn. Nr. Nolfn,r lien
Ecnu mldl Sic oon,c Sititotinn por
nno nab ncrHrilis ncs 91nnrrr1 Ne.
me poIlircr. 9fad,ocm cr Sen enc
nloliocu Scfret1r iiir <1,hipn pnrh
Ncprae Somiltnr. 1pcoru "uemiiirr
H:iellS,cr,,nocn p~nrncnnnln,ru rrfldrtr
cr. es lei feline proftiihc l$olitif ri.
men 3ou OH, 9sahrlraos,tuiftr(. iug,nr.
1dIoo I'll brinocu. un6 Soirnb Ghnn
berIoin lei at oIcid1cm Wriuub DC
fommen.
Wptrpifs Sn, @nhount,,u, SOS ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09
aur5e aabetbeptIhen.
Sir has rptbe Rreu,.

peterSbnra'8. Rdra. Ssn
Der ftattgebabten .9eneralper{amm-
lung Der Rotbe areuS : 9eisnlhaft
tpurbe berihtst. baB $4,000 8stten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09
as neue @eicb aeaen 81
SrbenS @eielliha +
ten II Troufrci Oh.

" I \ ~ I " " 1 1 VI
YariS, s. Mars. - Sn Der Sc
pntirtenfonmcr menoete Yrcmicrmi.
hitter GomtcS ieiie Illimcrfinmfeit
Der &ritif sl, mcld)e on bem 1cplou.
ten @cict aciibt miro, bnS Die llntcr.
orilditng Der Schrihotigfcit nllerNtit-
glieoer rcli0iolcr Orbeu IN @ennein.
zen poriicbt. 100 lie ais Mitglicber
citeS SrbenS Dor Nblollf bon brci
,iobren llntcrridt crtbcilten.- Scr
Ercrnier erflutte, eS beItnnoe 5lpis
iden Den Sroen II. Der mobcritell ee.
ielIdaft ein obiplllter 3ultono Der
ltnertrGalihfcit, unb Ger Staot hGt.
tc eS iid) babel 5ilr Illigobe 9crlod,t,
Die SrDen 81 pcrhinoern oen Cha.
rafter Der Observation-Disclosures Genera
ton su perberbcn. Gic III NllslidIt
Genommcne Nitsoebmna ocS Sp-
items inoolpirc eiucn &oltenonipono
ron menieer, OILS $t3.600.000 iiir
llelie Shulaebclioc rnb beren TuS'
Itattuug. Ger Ercmier idloB nit
Der @rfloruua. Die &eaieruna ltrebc
uad) politiid,er mo lo5iuler Hihe,
ober Die &ilbe miiiie iif ouf bnss'cr-
ifWinoen Scr aeaempartigen llrlad)c
Der ltnroit griinoeu,
Sr. &oiberti 0%raoifoler Hcpiiblifa'
ner) irnb Sr. 2aiies (Nntiicnit), 10.
mie perid}iebene nnbere Mitelie0er
Der &amuer %opponirten Der 1tab.
Eabme.
aur5e aubelbtptfhen
= Capt. Hssinalb Warb. Der be-
fannie Serrenreiter unb 8ruber bes
GarIs bon Oublep. 2orblieutencnts
bon Srlunb. lit in Jolee elmer Mppens
! bicitissS Operation in 9onbon seItors
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09

@ebel's @cidumcrben mnb bic Slnt-
,uort bes &riessmmilters @ene-
rnls h. Gincnl. = Die faiicrlidJc
Terguilgnn9sfabrt nadJ BEN Wit
tclmeer. - Sod immcr feline
Gnbe in Siibucitafrifa. = Grin
ncrnngcm M Den @rafcn Wal=
DcrIec. = 3nnebmeuoe @agrnng
inter ben Yplen.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-12-15
MISS DALI FOUND
Missing Girl Discovered in
Newark Where She
Went After a Quar-
rel With Her
Mother.

Florence May Dali the young woman
who mysteriously disappeared from her
home, No. 102 Astor place, week ago,
and whose afiianced husband and broth.
ers and the police searched for her night
and day, has been found. The publicity
given to the young woman's disappear
ance attracted the attention Of some one
in Newark, who notified her brother,
Robert that she was stopping with some
friends or relatives in that city. Her
brother Robert called at Police Head
quarters this morning and notified the
police to discontinue the search as his
sister had been found. Miss Dali is said
to have had some little disagreement with
her mother on the day she disappeared.
Chief Murphy received a postal card
this morning dated yesterday from
Peekskill, New York, which read as fol-
lows:
''You old devil, you will never find that
girl-Florence May Dali, of No. 102 AS
tor Place" The card was ornamented
with skull and crossbones and dagger
and was signed "Danbury, Conn, The
Il Society and underneath this "shide
r."
The letters were badly serawled with
pen and the drawings matched the
writing
The card is supposed to have been sent
by some crank or joker
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-12-15
STOLE A BASKET OF FOOD.

Charles MeKenna, twenty-four years
old, of No. 2s1 Eleventh street, was held
for the Grand Jury this morning in the
First Criminal Court on charge Of
breaking, entering and larceny. He
broke window in the office Of Samuel
Nager, at Nineteenth and Henderson
streets, and stole basket filed with
liver sausage and another filed with
blood sausage. He was arrested while in
the act Of selling the goods to Michael
Devery, a saloonkeeper nearby.
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have the Federal government purchase
the building al Asbury Park which is
now occupied for postoffice purposes. Ac-
coInpanied BIZ Congressman Howell, he
visited the Treasury Department and pre-
sneted the matter for the consideration
of the officials. 1t is known that gener-
ally the government officials are averse
to purchasing building for any purpose.
They would prefer to build it exactly in
accord with the requirements for which
it is to be used.
Representative Howell has introduced
bill to increase the pension of the Rev.
Green Yeiser, of Freehold, formerly of
Company G. One Hundred and Sixteenth
United States Colored Volunteers, to $50
month. He has also introduced bill
to. increase the pension of Fuller B. Err
ickson, of Ocean County, formerly Of
Company D, Ninth New Jersey volun-
teers, to $24 a month";
Representative Wiley has introduced a
bill to increase the pension of Mrs. Cath
crime e. Ray.
Representative Wood has a petition
from the Hightstown Grange, Patrons of
Husbandry, in favor Of increased powers
for the Interstate commerce Commits
sion
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Thursday, December 22d 1904
AT 4 O'CLOCK p. N.

at the Court House, in Jersey city, in said
county Of Hudson. at which time and place
there will be opened proposals for furnishing
and delivering at the County Institutions at
Secaucus and County Jail, Jersey City. Coal
Coffee and Spices, Clothing, Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Feed, Flour, Hardware, Hosiery, Ice
Leather, Lime and Cement, Lumber Fresh
Meats, Milk, Oils, Paints and Oils Plumbers
and Steamfitters' Supplies. Provisions, Shoes
Soap and Starch Teas, Tobacco Vegetables
1905.
Board viii award contracts to lowest bid
ders on each of the items and bids will be
received for any or all of the items on the
specification lists.
Bidders can obtain Information of all sup
plies required on application TO the Clerk Of
the Board next to the Court House, who will
have printed detail lists of supplies. also blank
forms Of proposals. after December 18th,
1904.
Contracts for supplies to date from award
and to terminate November 3Oth, 1905
Each bid or proposal must be accompanied
by a certified check payable to Stephen N.
Egan, County Collector, cash to the amount
of ten (10) per cent, of the bid
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids il deemed for the best interest OF
the County to do
BY order Of resolution of the Board of De-
cenlber 5. 1904
JOHN P. EGAN,
Clerk.
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The Old Reliable
ROYAL ] \ ]
BAKING POWDER
ABSOLUTELY
PURE
There is no substitute

some of the best engineers in the coun-
Try on the ground to inspect the works,
he added, sand SO far we have not heard
word of criticism
Perhaps you did not invite them to
enter the conduit far enough remarked
Commissioner Nolan, facetiously.
Chairman Rinsle, of the Finance
Board recalled an agreement with For
mer State Senator William D. Edwards,
counsel for the Jersey City Water Sup
ply Company, to the effect that the COM
pany should not sell water to any of Jer-
sey City's customers and asked if that
was embodied in the contract.
DIR. Lehl said it was.
They're doing it by another COM
pany,s said Mr.. Casey.
THE Jersey City Water Supply Com
pany has no connection whatever with
the East Jersey Water Company" said
DR.. Lelil. except in the matter Of tenn
porary water supply.
Mr. Ringle said he had data of all
agreements made with counsel for the
water company at the time the contract
was being discussed and that he would
put them at the disposal of the law de-
partment.
The question of pollution of the water
was discussed at length and DR.. Lehl
said that every complaint of pollution of
the water was discussed at length and
DR. Lehl said that every complaint of
pollution mentioned in the sanitary ex-
perts' report had been abated. They COM
tract, he said, protected the city by the
wording of pure and wholesome water"
He said it was utterly impossible to pre-
vent some of the streams of the water
shed that flows into the reservoir at
Boonton from becoming polluted to some
extent. but that in the long flow to this
city the water would in accordance with
nature purify itself long before it reached
this city.
There was further discussion on this
point and references were again made
to agreements.
DR. Lehl said the Jersey City Water
Supply Company was not composed en-
tirely Of the same men as when the con-
tract was made. Other men had come
in and invested millions. We must full
I'LL the contract as we find it, but cannot
fulfill promises by Tom, Dick and Harry
and which are not embodied in the CON
tract.
Engineer Ferris said his idea of the
contract was that the water should be
''pure and wholesome when it flows into
the reservoir at Boonton; that it was too
late to remedy that matter after the
water was tapped here.
1t was generally agreed that bacter-
iologist will be employed permanently.
DR. I.ehl suggested that the engineer
and the bacteriologist report to the legal
counsel of the city.