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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

9orf BEL leincr Hiidfcbr nod elttid,.
lan0 in Glnts6orn, SdlesptQ, Der.
boitet lpor0cn. SSbn miro sur Gait
gclegt, OoB ct I'M Sabre 1894 ourb
foIide bont0opotbiihc 8ebonolrutg
Den 300 zines &inocS bcrbeigefilbrt
bube.
Solootcn dinocr per.
urtbetIt.
Der mnbIperotpnte &o1n lit einent
Solooteni6in0cr in Srier 5t Ebcil
gcpOrOcn. &on Dem S~tie9Sgeridt
puroe BORT Scr llntcrofii5ier Gdert
Der WiiBbnnOlmlg BON Soloutcn in
500 6GHcn iibcriijbrt uno 81 81 Mto-
noten 6rcibcitSitroie, ionic 9%cgrooo-
ton perllrtbcilt.
crfouuBS 81 eDiion
in 8oocn.
Die Jtcuilion Der bu0iid)en &crfoi-
lung lit cnOlid our bcidloIiencn
Sbatiode g%eporOelL oenn Die bo0is
I6e &ammcr bat 0cu bctrciienocn
@%cicbentwurf enO9iiltig ongenom.
men. Bon oIleu Yortcien perbicItcn
iid) MIR Die So5ioliiten oblebncnO
unO ltimntcn gegcn oen gntuuri,
Wa6rciO ale iibri0tu '&}orteicu fire
Stimmcn fir Die &orloge o~bgobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
Guccn glnue's GiIcn6abm.Go.

5abrpIan trat am I. Wai 1904 IN GRAFT.
9ampfer n~erlnfen Bier gr. 10 al 2iebt'
StrdBe tdgfiG (ausaenonimen Ganlitdas lio
Sonntage) nm 7.15 Worgens uio 3.15 Rod
%miitiags; enmitd9s lin lib Worgens uno +t2
llbr 9ludmiitng5. mad 2oue'H9int, GentsSSs
LAMB, Queenstown, 6enirruiIe, Eentun, @reetl'
i~tutiUueu.
eonntnss INN 7.i5 Worgens nod Cob Boini.
Queenstown. GeittrcUtle, peipeS. JieBoboth tno
MIR ndd gouesIcint NIB Queenstown.
~ S6tieBen It6 Bi ~USteeitpouo al Die
decentralization" nab alien BIHttH Iiios
lid Der a8eipsOcrf, philadelphia uno ~giortoIfs
Babn,@ . uno 8u 3. & 6. SlIncticu un6 Cation.
Orforo mo 3tpii benitntioneH.
5ra6t miro tdgIib entgegfn aeuommeH.
Belize Telephone.
5raut Ggfen, Geqneiter.
Sebn 6. SOslep Sen. 'pai. 'agent.
(Wlni271O "'f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
6ron RSrSica'a fSdciSnm pbcrmuI8
~ ,itlum ben WcridHon.

.Is ltld 1rjj hatlnII, VI
Ncm' q or Eq22.r Mqirrr Rids
ter MfqPScoB imp brrgenidltfernonnt
0eitcr1ot bGl AUTHORIZATIONS &oicpb
=. Gain hNRlu &cferenten in roeralogc,
lodc NeSGa9cidie6cnem d@ottcn ser
S0n0crin aSrmt Hor0ico,, 3oltom
9ocbme, Scr befonntlid sen @c.
ri6t9peg bcidrittcu bat INN sic bon
6rou ytor0ico GrIorgte Gdcioun0
mir nun mo ni6tia 5lll crfG1ren, IN,
Dem cr in Scr Souptio6c qcltcno
mad)t, Dob Die SGei0uug 0lr6 Gin
betriiaeriid)c5 Ginperit1noniB CT.
lieqt 1ei. Qurt Die GntidciOun0 oe&
Ridter8 miro OaS S6ei0unqsoefret
iolpcit nuIQcbo6cn, olS oo8 @erio6rcn
lpieocr eroffurt miro, INN 6em Qeihie.
benen @ottcn mlf icinen @unidL
foIs Scr NntroQ ollf Ni6tigteitSs Gr.
fl0rung Der Shcioung nidt betpiQiot
niir6e, @elcqcnbeit 81 gcberL uelle
BeiDcile Dor}llbrlngcn.
Ole 9rtmaSonno crs
franft.
Cen IrronGcuren bon nSeneOio tn
9telus Oorf." oa2 bcllte I'M nWoOiion
Square = @orOcu" nit ciIlcr1 @ola.
Gon5ert croiinct miro, oeiicn Yrus
gromlu 3t Gbrcn oes bertigcn Csc.
b%llrtStogeS fat Observation-Disclosures
Rltmmeru cntbdlt, bat Die Hrintos
6onto 2iQiun Nor0ico inioiern einen
Strid ourh Ole Nednung geltodt,
oils ole SGu0critt, Die ais @oltptlolis
tin in 9luSIidt genOmnlen mar uno
II. 81. sic 2lrie DID tbellre Sollc"
aus ,SaunbGuicr" un6 Den D2iebeS-
too" aus ,Griiton ltno Sioloe" lingcn
ioate, gcitcrn ans Ottniua, Canada,
tclegropbiid mcl0ctc, bob lie lpegclt
llnipoblieins Die 9teiie nid)t ontreteil
f0nne. 06 sic geitern erloiiene &C.
rid)tlide %Gntihci0ung in So6en Der
9toroico'i6cn Gbcideibung et,pos nit
ser ploblidcn Grfrmfing Der Gan
germ 5t tbrtn bat, bleibt oobingcitclt,
ieoenfoas bcioQtc 0os 9eitrige Gele-
gralnm, 0o9 BON 1Sral Noroico'S Sc
fretGr Simmoua al oen bier meilen-
ben ,NlonuQcr" ubgeididt lpar, Sol
genoes: .8rou Noroicu fam Die
9ieiie nidt mtrcteu, 8oaitGnoig ers
id6pit. 8eriuAtc ibr 9eiteS. Sbr
ielbit botIt m%r1nGenebm. 8irO mcb-
rere 3ogc nidt iingen f%onnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
GricsIOn Ginic ncuc Idnclc Sag.
NUutc nGOrO Baltimore" nnS
nHcnn" md Nhilnhc[nhin.

Neainneno om 9iCnitnQ, ocn II. Wiat, s llBr
9'prmtttn1S, mo bon naHl uh tdAlih. Snnus
Tags nusGenuiriHcu, BON Yigbts mo 4lrniiitr.
IN ScttCrtUn uto 6Bcitcr, 40, ioluie IN Gieius
Cattle, Gel, Gu9nltelo, nit @nlhlub o.! Iruls
lcDs GdrS mad 2Silminntolt, Scl.
YrGdlttgc 6aBrt nurdl bcn Sunal.
iSa9rt IN elmer 9lintluI9 ,St.50; Gunbiabrt
90 1nge( fir &ildin0rt AMI Iags ODER Gubi.
Vo0ien qitltiG, $3.50.
JtunbrcifesQtucte bon 9bilueclpbia auf Der
n. a. :. G1bu" 8lriidfcbrclb, $3.50, Sirette
Snbrbtlctc nab 9%ltlGutics Gitn uto Buritd per
boot 1913; pbcr qur5 per NubH, fiir II Gage
9ilittg, $3.50, 6erHcr hirclic Su6rbineie mad
Nclu'Nort, eong.SrundL Hsburn . 4arR, eiue
Ri6t!n9. $500; Jhuibfubrt 5000; Gope WtGG,
9tl1nfabrt $500. Nu6ts0umpier fu6rcn INN
. rbr IbellbS tigIi6 CSonntnas ou5gcnomz
nlen). 9iacte mad ]9Ibnnn. IroD. Gnrntoan
Sprtnas, 9%tcpport. Itelu -6anCu (Gt.), 4ortLan0
tlie.) .nto n5rblidn 4untten perocn i'm 9ii.
rcnii. folpie Del gu6nnNb's, M. 2Ol, Norbs
&~bnrlcs'StrnBe, b%ertauft. S6reibt ipepcH
HctiCs6aHobub.
G(nrcucc e1riocr, Iaeut,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
- WnW -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
0Uppclidlrnn6en.
Grprcfs nH0 8nIinoicr. NicnIt.
Snmburg.Nm
81 9roaoluoD, Sem. Yort.
Nrtbnr ". HObipn,
If @eit.G cntre-S STRIDE.
Baltimore $ Snmpf : 3afct . 81.
tWItc nth luurrI1TGnr V;nf.qiuIrN

vie Ger. Gtnnlcnlppft bef6rOerrO.
@ompler tnbren tdali6. Gonntnas nltSae,
norlnen, bon bcn Nan Iine"sPicrs, 1913
Fotnt Comfort. InrfoIf, 9sprtSmoutb mo uucn
Xiniten ocS S1ocis. Berbinoung III Olo
Bout G%outlort nit e. & 9. @iienba6n" nnd
oSenbonrb Nir QincP foli6en BIi9 bon Qortss
l1cntb no6 NtIouta. On goriolf 8crbinOnng
nit Der gItlontic 9onIt piue." Goriulf un6
S@nroltnu, Nor1olf uno fiblih, 9iorfoIi unb
lpeillln llilo pGlo Soniuion Cine" nad giclus
bern mo gSufbiugtoM. W.s@.
W|abl3ettci nan cirOpdiihem RINuc, 9uru'
rtotc 91.ltcnjtmIHcr, eleftrifbe 0elelintullq.
9nmpthtt6unp, SoicI fret. Befcrbir4e GniiiteIt,
8lnnrer IN ben Billets(urenur oer Ji00 Gine:"
g{r. 1921 G3eits9nl sStrote. @r. 500 uno
50s, GigbtStrubc. z. ". e. Office. Rr. 2t6.
Morn Sb~drleSsStrubc, mo GuGnuRb's, GBurleSs
ilrlh pcriugtpn-Strub
Sp1n VI. SbermuUb, e, Wrumu,
Yttc.Frdi. II, Sen. sUunaaer. Gen. 'Batp@taem.
(9eA2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
NOrOpOlfOridIcr nnfGcfnuOcn.
@crid)t iibcr ole mognctiife Noropol-
mo Die @ronluuo expedition.

49, ~ NAtNhlAApEAs
&opcnbogcr, %. Mli. - Qic
o01tlIde 6oridunga expedition
no6 @rGnlon0 infer 6iibrllnq Oes
NrofeiiorS @ridien lit nad) oielcn2ei.
0en uno Mtilbcn in Der oG1tiid)cn So
Ionic Weit = &ronlon0 unQeIon0t. Die
expedition beridtct, ooB iiC 0eng9ol-
llihfobrcr o@ion", nit Der bon Capt
tGn InlnunOien ~gefiibrten grpcoi.
tion 5urNuifinollg ocS mugnctii6cn
~9toropoIS an Noro, in 0olrDmplc
9,od ongetroifcn bat. NQe MtitQIic.
Ger bciocr Grpeoitioncn bciinorn lid
I'M beitcn &oblicin.
gtoh elmer 0cpcide ais 9umoec
uom IS. 9topcnlbcr porigen Sabre3
bottcn oortbin 5lrriidgefcbrtc Mul-
iiidfubrer bcrid)tct, 0uB tic bic 0Gtli.
ihe @rifien . expedition ollf Surlt-
ocrS SSlono in MISREPRESENTATION
3uitanbc onGetroficn bitten. 8raf
Wolttc, Der Wolcr, melhcr Die @rpe-
bition beglcitet, mar oanols iebr
franf. Sie 6oriher lcbten 5ltr 3eit
bel Den @SfimoS in cincnl 5crlump.
ten 3elte ltn0 buttcn ibren 0onjen
Gorrutb BON 2ebcnSmitteln crs
idopft; nllr Gier follnten lie aitf Der
3niel III Silae mo 6ilae crboltcn.
Sic bnttcn mr. nod cin @etuebr uno
Gotten ibr Boot un0 eincn S6litten
im n0rolihen 5beile Der MelpiQe.
9oi 5uriidloiicn miiiicn.
Die 1Gnen lporen iilr ibren Inter.
bolt bon Den GSfimoS pouig ab60n.
gig ~0elporocn. 0ic @oIfiidio6rcr
lieBen linen &eben5mlittcl un0 oaS
Material fir Den Dan zines nellen
0ootes 5uriid, dber man bottle, bob
lie oelt 8eriitd) Der Hiidfobrt ntft
oo9en miirocn oo linen bel oen
ldredli6en WitterungsoerbGltniilen
GER ltnter9org belllube Itder beoor.
Itanb. Gie @oIiiihiobrer logen
mobrcltb Der nd6iten bciben Morlotc
i'm Gle felt, befamen ober Die Grid
ien.Grpcoitiolt ni6t lpieOer 81 ieben.
Die N%nmunoien = expedition i6iff.
Il iid am II. SUM 1903 in Gbriitio-
nio Elm. Ntoh Dem feitgeiebtcn gro.
gromm iollte 5uerit Sing @iaiom.
lono, an Der Oitfiilte bon @ronlono,
an9elarfen lueroen, oonn iolte bic
Iabrt nod DER Scbring Strobe
weitergeben. Die Iufgobe Der Grpe.
oition pttroc bon Yrofeiior Shmiot
III Berlin oils Ole widtigitc d,orofte.
riiirt, Die lie oif Dem 5orihunas9e.
biete ocS eroma9netismus inter
rommen norOen iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
S7ort(6ritt sic 2'@ore.
Ser 5ublfriptiOnspreis Oc5 @O=
6enblattes Oe5 u9eutl6en GOrs
relpOnOenten" auf $3.50
berabgelebt.

Sm 1tcbcrciNfimmnn8 nit benz uOm v9cntiden GOrrciponSctcn"
bcfnuSctcn TurtdrihIidrn 3ctaeitc 1T Der Ercts OcS NbuuncnnentS
S3 &Odcubluttes Scs p9rntidcn GUrrcipOnbcntcn" OR unN mad
bcm 1. SnIi 1904 fir Scnc, uchAc UurunSbc3aGlcn, ouf $15O Br-
ab9Ickt murocn.
lin neue SrcunOe fir bas &udcnblatt sn geiunncn, miro bic 3i.
tnng M IOIdc &cicr, ieldr ibrcn 9obrcS6eitrng fir bS 5a6r BON
1. Snli an ictt cinicnbcn, iOfOrt irci bis Sum I. Snli }nacianot.
@an IcmOc Ou6cr NoS 8eIO iufOrt Gin, nm m bic on9c6Otcnc 81
fcrtc, cine Der 6cfcn @udcn3citnugcn oS 2nnorS fri ST r6ultrn, at
idcrn.
ScSc EOiOfficc nimmt 0cIbicn6nuacn fir ben o9mi6cm Gurrc.
ipOnocntcn" in Baltimore, DO, Cntgrgcn, nno OaS ltcbrigc uirS
bier 6ciurat. Sober 2eier, Der jctt Den NbunncmcntSprcS BON ST 80
fir baS @OdcnbIatt cnicnOct, cr6G1t cine Gnhtnng fir Sa8 SaGr
OOm i. 3uii 1904 bis 3nn /. Snli 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
0Smnoerppae GntSecfmua.

lthtn In 5raueHietoeu, brufte 1duienoerl BON
leioenoel 5raueH oas @lid oer @eiunobeit:
bate ME eiueu Jeblfhlag; IN adiunoniersta
Ninoernug perfbaift. oacr feline ge8nbluta:
feine Sbmcr8eu. icine @c'nbr, fcine llniers
bredbuug Der BcthattiguHp; ubiolmt iiber iiue
barmios: I'M Hurelu cocr per Rolf S2.U0
6umfo rtnbttIcs, p pri0nttS Seim fir EameH.
@ebiloete RrunfeHpflegerinuen; dr3tIine Bes
bdnOluug talts Gelpitufht; 25sfdbrtge Srfnh.
rung GprefhitunoeH BON 10 bis 8. SoHnlaas
con 2 bis 3. 5lalbetibetlufa grdtts.
Hraa u. bsiniams,
RE. S45, Ruro.isoWates Gtraee, Baltimore.
C3e320, G&S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
WarpIano nno Senniblpania.GiIen.
balm. Eumpaonie.

Bie. b%erlnfer Rort6 . stbenue ltno Onfsetr..
Station an gSo4enlaaeui glad NeIair 7.So.
80 Wtorgens, $50, 4.25, 600 Ra6mittnos'
9lan Della 100 Wloraens. 500. 4.25 Wabmit,
tags. giah Oorf 7.30 Wiorgens, ago G1nd,
nliitags. GJnntagS-nab BeIatr $50 Wors
Bsita $50 GsoraenS' 400 gsabmitfass, cam,
iingS-nGh Beldir 7.30, $50 glorgenS, 500,
l.25 slahmittaas, 900. tt.4b 9beHos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
q 6 Wlnnt. Der 0rdiioent Der

0anf bon :. &. 8lant's S0bnen uno
Der .@ritcn 9I%otiotalbdnf" in Mo-
con, ga, mcld &ebtere Dor Sturgeon
gei6loIien wlrOe, bat iid eri6oiicn.
Gr mar 5ltr 3eit fraltf uno ihlid lid
BON ieittem @drter meg, rnt oen
SelbItntoro ST. bcgeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

N0rODcnt11cr WODO.
&~c0rlmaRise 0ompfi6ifffuBrt
8iuifneH
Baltimore nuo Sremen
ourd Die nellen u1o erprobten, nit
allen 9cQltemIi6feiten ~oerIebenen
Foltoampier eriter 4laiIe.
~9tbetH" n9rmOenburg,"
nGedar," .GaIicl"
0Vtain," n9reslml. D."
Die @rpcOitionStoge Iil0 lpie foIgt:
bon Baltimore -
.8ranOenburg," MtttrpodL ben %.
W}oi, 3 l16r gtodmittog3.
pSonnoOcr," Wittpod), Oen /. SUM-,
2 lt6r gtabmittaa8.
rGoiicl," Nitttuodl oen 8. SUM, 3
ltbr NadjmittngS.
49reSIolL" Mittpod), Den Is. SUM,
3 llbr 9,'afntittogS.
o9tcdar," @}itnuo6, ben %. Stunt,
2 llbr &odmittug3.
3ncite aiiiTe.GuIioge.YreiS
@uu $4,000 az.
3miIdcnbcd3 YlIiu0e-ErciIe:
9nu Baltimore nan Srcmen $500
Bon @rcmen nndI 9EitiRote S34.c0.
TnnoretfcsNtucfe bon Baltimore:
Nad Bremen uuo 5uritG $4,000.
@t0en Srndt rnb Rafa8e tuenoe man flo
an Die acknowledgement
u. Shumnhcr C &c.,
Nr. 4t9, Sonoper.S traBe.
ODER
Gomuro Gaine,
Office ces ,5cutihcu 6urreipuuoentcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

tsA5 Born GambeHsS tuiipn. 1900 mo 800
Sotnl ll2,05 Oltiioee, 400. 25.4O Nabnl.
llltn 600 MbenoS.
5rcberid, ut. JloDntStatton, 2a.45, l0.ds
Norm @alnoen. Station, 1916. ?9.00, 1918 IL.
1000 8nriu, !t.25. 1850 mo 1920 llu6m.
mo !2.4l yu6nt 9amOeusStatioit. l7.20 Sorrh.
800 lno 1850 yiaubm.
SGgerctupu, D}t. Ho0dIsStatioH, 1910 Bornl (;
Santoci.S tdtion, 1900 8urul., 1850 lno 400
gindfnitldpe.
1HiruttEitD lno VT. AitD, Gnmbcns Citation,
!T35. 29.ib Gorm., l.25, 1850, 800 Nddtn,
+G.35 mo *tt.46 Nbcnos.
Curtis Bah, GdIHoens StntiolL lG.2s gorn.
SuraD, Wtt. JiobuES tatipn, !2.44 g3nhn t.;
Gantoens SiatinT, 1900 Radm.
,,Wphnl Nlne.Ninic" Manl llhIlnhfIhhin nnh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

@tlets 9irenur: 9iorbmefts@de 66arIes. mo
SaratoodsS trnbe % NJ. 6. " "s@e6du6eJ,
526 SiiostroabunD. Dlt. 8iobalae taiion ooer
Gaftoets Stniiun.
2. =. 9lariiu, Diar. 9nd. Iraffic.
g.. u. Saiett, Sen. AgaN. sslgeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
Baltimore . sSabn.
Mau beahtc weitcren Eieuit uOn Der MT, Nupal.

3hgc ,,iebc etpnnc unf bic Stnuoc" uuu Der
6nntbcn'StatloH; ititnottMcr Ttcuit non Der
VT. &pnat'S% tntiOn bis WniBthgtou nit
Hnll maM.Sicuit.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
Miss Susan Clark Entertains.

y most delightful Valentine Lunch
con" was given Wednesday afternoon by
Miss Susan Clark at the home of her faith
er, Chief Justice Clark, this being com
pllmentary to Miss Anna Barringer, Of
Charlottesville, Va, Miss Anna Morrison
OF Lincolnton, and Miss Duncan, Of Co
lurabia, S. c., guests of Mrs. ID. II. Hill
in West Raleigh.
The decorations were charmingly eff
fccjed in red; the table being beautified
with red carnations with the shades of the
candles in red. The place cards were
dainty valentines and the refreshments
were in unique designs appropriate to st.
Valentine day. The luncheon was served
in eight courses and was followed with a
distribution of pretty souvenirs. valen-
tire giving forecast of the fortune of
each guest.
Miss Clark had as her guests Miss Bar
ringer. OF Charlottesville, Va. Miss Dun
can. Of Columbia, S. G., Miss Morrison, OF
Lucolnton; Mrs. J. Bryan Grimes, Mira.
Gi ham Woodland, Of Wilson, Miss julia
Brewer, Miss Susan Heck, Miss Elizabeth
Briggs. Miss Mary Cole Boyden, Mrs w.
N H. Smith and Mrs. Joseph Graham.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
With Miss Nell HinsdaIe.

A most enjoyable afternoon was spent
yesterday by the guests present at the
entertainment given by Miss Nell Hins-
dale to the Afternoon Card Club.
The decorations were III red and this
was carried out in the score cards toc
siA-handed euchre, the game of the after
neon. Each participant was given a
large cardinal red heart, so made as 20
kavo smaller hearts attached in keeping
the tally, cardinal red ribbons being used
TO attach these. There were five tables
and thirty young ladies were eager con-
testants.
The first prize was won by Miss Eta
Perry, this being burnt wood plaque, Il
Ctristy head adjoining it. The consola-
tion, silver hat pin, went to Miss Louieo
Linton, while Miss Eta Haywood was
awarded the BOBBY, this Icing q gllded
horse shoe tied with red ribbon.
During the afternoon 6ainty refresh
ments were served, and the guests ex
pressed great pleasure at the happiness
given by their charming hostess.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
With Mrs. S. A. Ashe. Ir.

On Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Samuel A.
Ashe charmingly entertained her friends
at cards. Six handed Euchre was played.
The colore scheme was lilac. the halls
and parlors being decorated i'll lilac as
we'll as the refreshments being carried
out in the color scheme.
The first prize. bunch of Parma vio-
let's. was won by Mrs. Grimes Cowper.
the second prize, a book, Lavender and
Old Lace" was won by Miss Eta Perry.
and the consolation, box OF Huyler S
candy, was won by Miss Lizzie Holman
Those present were: Misses Margaret,
Jennie and Bessie Trapier. Miss Mary
Mackey, Miss Margaret Mackey, Miss
Bell Pescud Miss Pattie Mordecai Mrs
Joe Marshall, Mrs. Julian Undertake,
Mrs. Charles McKilnmon, Mrs. John Ken
ney, Mrs. Robert l.. Gray, Miss Lilly Gray,
Miss Nell Hinsdale, Miss Mary Porter Ashe,
Miss Sarah Tyler, Miss Mary Andrews
Miss Ellen West, Mrs. James c. Litchford
Mrs. Ben Baker, Mrs. Henry Bagley, Mrs
Alex Webb. Miss Susan Marshall, Miss
Francis Hoke. Miss Annie Duncan. Miss
Eta Perry. Mrs. Will Whitaker, Miss
Jennie Coffin, Miss Alice Stronach. Miss
Mary Litchford, Mrs. Palmer Jerman,
Mrs. Grimes Cowper, Mrs. Joe Graham,
Miss Hal Morson. Miss Ida Montgomery,
Miss Lizzie Holman, Mrs. W. E. Stone,
Miss Josephine Knowles. Miss Mamie
Rossell Mrs. Robert Thompson Miss
Sarah Gather.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
GRAND PRODUCTION.
Tuesday Night the Date for Splendid
Event Here.

The event to be given Tuesday night
will be a most pretentious one. One hum
dred and forty-fve people will produce
the most prominent and beautiful scenes
from Mrs. Yooks greatest opera, "The
Prince of Pilson" also Chinese Honey
moon, and Runaways, not to speak of the
other big attractions on the program.
The chorus is beautifully drilled in all
the manoeuvres and the principals are
among Raleigh's best talent. Every effort
has been put forth to give the people the
most gigantic affair ever before given in
this city.
The costuming and effects will be beau
tiful and every feature of the program
will be entirely new. The sale of seats at
Kings drug store has been large, and
without a shadow of doubt the house
will be packed to the doors.
The floral designs for the sale of the
Sea Shell have arrived from New York,
and are very beautiful.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
French Evening at St. Mary's.

One of the most delightful entertain
ments OF the year at st. Mary was that
given in the parlor last evening. Under
the direction of Mile. Gerber, Of the
French Department, the Senior Class o.
the school entertained an appreclatlve
audience with French Evening The
class had as their guests the Senior
Glasses of the A. and M. College, the
Baptist University and Peace Institute,
and numerous friends of the school.
The programme included the dialogue
Les Souvenirs du Peuple' (Beranger
Miss Margaret Mackay, Knowles and
Prince; a scene from Shakespeare's Hen
~ V, Misses Daisy Green and Lilly Skin
ner; and de Neuville's farce Les Cuisln-
ieres.'
The entire program was effectively
rendered and reflected much credit on the
young ladies and their training The
play made an excellent impression.
Miss Clifford as Ernestine, the maid
and Miss Eliza Brown as FRANCHISE, the
cook, were especially good, and the other
characters were well taken by Misses
Redwood. Herbert, Skinner, Coleman and
Nan Smith
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
Office of
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The orders have continued to pour in
until we found that we were getting
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ditional buildings have become a neces-
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We are working over time and filling
orders as rapidly as possible, and we
trust that cur kind friends and good Gus
toners will bear with us for short
while until we get in position to give
their orders prompt service.
Thanking you for your support, and
soliciting continuance of your valued
trade, we are,
Yours respectfully.
BROWN & WILLIAMSON.
NOT IN A TRUST OR COMBINE.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
were recorded yesterday in the office OF
the Register of Deeds:
w. D. Blight and wife. of Chatham,
to Chester Allen, for $50. lot of one
acre in St Mary's township. adjoining the
lands of Mrs. Laura P. Wilder
Noses C. Utley and wife to Herbert Fl
Utley, a deed of gift for 100 acres In
Middle Creek.
Three lots to the North Carolina Col
lege Of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, on
the hill opposite the State Fair Grounds.
for $3.50, $1,000 and $500
Joseph D. Shaw to Charles D. Stevens,
for 81 $50, tract of seventy-four acres in
House Creek township, adjoining the
lands of J H. Fleming Alexander Stevens
and Olivia PEBBLES,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16

the next Democratic convention or be a
candidate for a district delegate or dele
gate at large, John r. Mclean has writ
ton to John E. Bruce, of Cincinnati, let
ger, which the Enquirer will publish to.
morrow, and in which he says:
MY work shall be in the ranks AS a
private-asking for nothing and aspi:-
ing to nothing. shall not be candidate
directly or indirectly either for delegate
at large or district delegate to the Demo
cratic National convention. am not a
candidate myself and I have no candi-
date"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
Wilson Marriages.

Wilson, n c., Feb. 13.-(Special)-At
the residence of the brides father. MI.
]. w. Hayes, Miss Martha Hayes and Mr.
w s Bats were married. The groom
clerks for the firm of Hayes & Bats.
The attendants were Miss Narclssus
HAYES with D. F. Bats; Miss Lucy Bats
with ]. w Hayes; Miss Claude Bats
with John Peele; Miss Agnes Peele with
NJ r. HAYES; Miss Viola Rose with Eli
Moore, and Miss Fannie Peele with Mr..
willie whitehead.
Miss janis Dildy ana Mr.. Wiley J.
Eason, of Saratoga, were married at the
residence o. the brides mother, Mrs. Mary
Dildy, bv Rev. ]. B. Jones. 1t was a
quiet home marriage. only a few friends
and relatives being present.
The groom is the son of Mr.. Joseph
Eason, of Saratoga, and prominent
merchant of that place. The bride is a
sister of Mr. Tom Dildy, of the firm Of
Dildy and Agnew, and Mr.. John Dildy,
deputy sheriff.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
LYMAN TWINS" EXCELLENT.
"At The Races" is a Most Enjoyable
Theatrical Performance.

The performance of "At the Races at
the Metropolitan last night was greatly
enjoyed by large and enthusiastic au-
dience.
The show is good clear through and all
round. The Lyman Twins are line and
caught on. The girls are pretty, the sing
ing and dancing are modern, the cos
tunes are new and handsome and every
body in the cast keeps up the fun.
For an evening full of pleasure and as
an antidote for any case ct the blues the
Lyman Twins" are recommended.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Will Hold Annual Session in Raleigh,
Nav "a. rs and 26.

The medical society of the State OF
North Carolina will hold its annual ses-
sion in Raleigh on May "a, % and 26, 1904
Indications point to the biggest meeting
in the history of the society. Since the
adoption of the reorganization plan, the
membership has greatly increased and in
terest in the meetings is very much stimu-
lated.
Raleigh will prove herself equal to the
occasion. being provided with excellent
hotel accommodations and many ways
and means for entertaining the visiting
doctors 1t has been eleven years since
the society met in this city.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
Smuggling Sportsmen.

In following UP the provisions OF the
Audubon Game Law Mr.. John r. Up
church, game warden, has been spending
some time in Wayne, Duplin, Sampson,
Wilson, Nash, Edgecombe, Harnett and
Johnston counties. He says that he has
Interested a number of people aud has
gotten on the trail of some hunters who
are supposed to have done some snug
Cling of birds. He leaves tomorrow to
visit other counties