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wHEN THE RACE HORSES DIE.
Scenes at the Track That Harrow Il
Irolt,o y1rhc, n ,nI;a ThaY1a VI

Scenes at the Track That Harrow the
Folks Who Love Them.
Such a death as that which overlook
1.-THE earnest, great hearted thorough
bred Highball not only moves women
witnesses to tears and hysteria and
rugged, phlegmatic men to unwonted
displays Of furtiye. half ashamed emo
| ton, but destroys all future interest in
1.-THE sport of kings for great many
holiday race visitors.
| Aside from humane considerations,
the officials of a racing association are
la sufficiently mournful lot when a dis
dressing occurrence like the agonized
and agonizing death Of the beautiful
Ben Strome colt happens on their race
track They know from experience
that these heartrending scenes of the
turf abide for a long time in the public
lmind. No man or woman with a nor
lrnaI sense Of pity, viewing the helpless
misery of the lion hearted Highball--
Willing, as he whinnied that he was to
Igo on and continue the race on the
three legs left to him. and with his
doom upon hin1-will ever be able
lquite to efface the painful impression
lof the scene. Many who saw it will
never again visit a racetrack on ac-
count of it. f..
/ On the way back to the city from the
traces that afternoon, scores Of over
Wrought women were heard to vow and
declare that they would never again
look at another race as long as they
lived; nor was there any lack of men,
occasional track visitors, not infiamed
with the betting spirit, who announced
Iexcitedly that they too, had had
enough of racing. 1t is fair to pre-
Esume that at least considerable min
Iority of persons making such a vow
Twill adhere to it. .2
4 A similar occurrence at the last fall
injecting at Bennings so wrought upor
1.-THE nerves of the persons who witness
led it that the attendance fell off badly
Iuntil the close of the meeting. The
horse that then met his death in the
full view Of thousands of persons in thu
lgrand stand was an inconsequentia
lanimaI compared to such mighty
Thoroughbred as Highball; yet, he wa.
4 the son of a great horse-Ornament-
and willing and game little colt tina
Ibid the best he knew.
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HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY.
New Hampshire Left Disappointed
|. Crowds at the Dock.

New Hampshire Left Disappointed
Crowds at the Dock. X
Although yesterday morning was so
Iunpromising, the peasant weather in
the afternoon sent crowds out for an
outing. The steamer New Hampshire,
also, got her full share Of the Sunday
patronage. When sailing time came,
the entire eleven hundred tickets had
been taken, and there were fully four
hundred people at the dock who had to
be turned away. Those who were for
tunate to obtain tickets had one of the
most delightful sails Of the season. The
steamer left at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, proceeding to New York, and
from there up the Hudson river. re-
turning about IL o'clock last night,
The cars to the shore were also
crowded and the shore resorts were
wen patronized up to a late hour last
night.
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FUNERAL OF MRS SEENBWALD.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Freder-
lea SeeneWald took place at the resi-
dence Of her son. Louis Powell, at Sc
Orchard street. yesterday afternoon at
2 o'clock. and services were also held
at the German Methodist church on
George street. the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Lutz, officiating. The deceased was an
old and much esteemed member of that
church. Her age was seVenty-one.
There was large attendance of sor-
rowing friends. and there was also
singing by a Quartette. The interment
was in MapIedale cemetery. The de-
ceased was the widow of John Marston
ISeenewald, who died about eleven years
ago. She leaves four daughters, all OF
this city, to mourn the loss of be-
loved mother. StahI & Son we're the
funeral directors. -.
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SAILS FOR GERMANY.

European Sojourn by Or. I. M. Com
pertz.
, DR.. Louis NJ. Gompertz Of York street
leaves tomorrow for New York where,
the latter part of this week. he will
take the steamer Bremen for Germany.
DR.. Gompertz. while in Germany will
devote year to study in the University
of Berlin, taking special course in
stomach troubles. DR.. Jewell Gompertz
of washington, D. c.. who has been
spending the summer with his brother
here. will accompany him to New
York. After DR.. L. M. Gompertz's de-
parture for Europe, his brother, Jewell,
viii return to Washington.
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TILE CHILD DIED.

Mrs. Mower, Of 1888 State street, who
applied for aid several days ago at
the department Of Organized Charities,
was provided for. A very sick child
was in her arms. which was taken to
Grace hospital, where It died yester-
day.
Her husband was in tn ehabit Of
OF leaving his wife periodically and I'M
provided for, and she was compelled to
ask for aid. She is now again at her
home, No. 1893 state street,
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lease Of Franz Bersehine. Since then
Berschine has bean in the employment
of Mr.. Bartl, whose continued interest
in his behalf was such an important
factor. There is every reason to be-
lieVe that he has before him career Of
responsibility and hOnOr.-Philadelphia
Ledger.
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The Republican electors of The Four

The Republican electors of the Four
teenth Ward are hereby warned to
meet at Engine House, on Thursday ev-
the purpose of electing two delegates
to each of the following, Conventions;
State, Congressional, Probate and Jus
tice of the Peace.
w.. Chairman.
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delegates to each of the following Com
yentions, State, Congressional, Probate
and Justice of the Peace
GEORGE w. BOYER,
(thafeilnar1 Z,
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The Republican electors of the Fifth
Ward are hereby warned to meet at 35
Olive Street, on Thursday evening,
pose of electing four delegates to each
of the following Conventions, State,
Congressional Probate and Justice Of
JOHN III. PEARCE,
Chairman.
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The Republican electors of the Fif-
teenth Ward are hereby warned to
meet at Engine House, Forbes Avenue
Thursday evening, August 18th, at 8
o'clock, for the purpose of electing two
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POLITICAL.

The Chairman of the several wards in
the town of New Haven are hereby no.
titled to call meetings of the Republic
can electors in. each ward on Thursday
evening, August 18th, 1904, for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to the state,
Congressional, Probate, and Justice of
the Peace Conventions.
Chairmen will give four days notice
to electors of their several wards.
The several wards are entitled 10 fhe
following number of delegates:
First Ward--5 delegates.
Second Wards delegates.
Third Ward--6 delegates.
Fourth Ward-10 delegates.
Fifth Ward-4 delegates.
Sixth Ward-5 delegates
Seventh Ward--5 delegates!
Eighth Ward---9 delegates.
Ninth Ward--12 delegates.
Tenth Ward-11 delegates
Eleventh Wards delegates.
Twelfth Ward-6 delegates.
Thirteenth Ward-2 delegates.
Fourteenth Ward delegates.
Fifteenth Ward--2 delegates
THEODORE II. MACDONALD,
Chairman Republican Town Committee
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The Republican electors of the
Eighth Ward are hereby warned to
meet at Pyramid Hall, State Street, on
Thursday evening, August 18th, at s
delegates to each of the following Con-
ventions, State, Congressional, Probate
and Justice Of the Peace.
OSCAR p. IVES,
( III. Nh iri,aspft
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The Republican electors of the Sew
enth Ward are hereby warned to meet
at S53 Grand Avenue, on Thursday ev-
.ening, August 18th, at o'clock for the
purpose of electing four delegates to
each of the following Conventions,
State Congressional, Probate and Jus,
3tice of the Peace.
SAMUEL j. WE'LL,
Chairman
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The Republican electors Of the Elev-
enth Ward are hereby warned to meet
atgPolar Star Hall, Grand Avenue, on
Thursday evening, August 18th, at s
o'clock, for the purpose of electing five
delegates to each of the following Com
ventions, State, Congressional, Probate
and Justice of the Peace
OLIVER F. SPARKS,
ILL., Chairman.
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A certain cure for Consumption In first stages,
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You will see the excellent effect after taking tie
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"A TRIP. 10 CANADA.
DR.. p. S. Hatch has gone to Canada
and will return September !.
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Deutf6e Nhilacelpbia's pereen fih
elm eiaense xbeater bauen.

SaS GOmite oeS Oeutiden 5beaters
Sereius pom philadelphia, weIdes in
Der porigen Sisun9 Der Yereins beauis
tra9t mOroen mar. Wtittel unO We9e III
fiuoen, wie Der SelhluB, ell beutites
2beater ii baueu, aus9eiiibrt merOen
fOnnte, bielt in Der Salle Der Oeuti6en
@eielli6aft inter SOriis bes 8rGiiOen.
ten Or. s. 8. Seramer cine Sieun9
ab, in welber naf ein9ebcnber Seras
tbun9 Der SelhluB 9efaGt muroe, cine
attiengeIeli6ait nit einem Sapitul bon
S150,000 gu organiiiren. Der YreiS
Der Gftien lOll $40 betra9el, I'M eS Der
9rOGen Wiaiie Der oeutlden YepOltcruns
iu ermO9liden, iid al oieiem llntcrnebs
men 81 betbeilisen. @s wurOe feruer
beihlOiien, Dap Der Deutl6e 5beaters
perein ii6 intorporiren laiie unb baB Der
Yerein Der Stamm Der 9lttiengeiellihait
lein ioll. IS muroe Die &nlift auS9es
ipro6en, oaB baS 2beater in m09lidlt
centraler Rage erri6tet perben Iolle, ure
Director Saafe beribtete, oaB er einen
Sauplae in ausli6t babe, mel6er in
Der 9tabe oes gegenmdrtigen 3beaters
lis9e unb nit pielen Stra6enbabnlinien
lei6t errsi6bar iei. Sin 9omite muroe
beauftragt, loiOrt Die nOtbisen S6ritte
~ tbun, nm einen Charter ;u erpirteu
unb Contribution uno 9~teben9eiese Der
AttiengelelldaIt aus5uarbetten.
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9ocfcut in 33 Tabrifen.

Die S6ubiabrifanten : 9(liociation
pom SDnn bat einen SOdout in 80 So
brifen 9e9en ale Wtit9lieOer Der Sbos
8orters Brotectiue aliociution anse.
orbnet, wenn bic in ben 6abrifen BON
Guibman & Guibmun, @eorse &. 8es
Tonga Company unO Simion e. Com
panD an9eOroneten Streits nidt loiort
auf9eboben werOen. Sn ben ~genannter
Embellishments Sinsen bic turner's"
Dor elmer @O6e an ben Streif, neil
mai ibre S0bnc nidt erbOben wollte.
Die in ben anoercn Sabriten beiGaitig.
ten WtGnner unO 6rauen ipmpatbiiirer
nit tbnen unO man befiirhtet, Dap ein
@eneral : Streit benz SOfOut iOl9en
mir0.
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Seef,xruft 1tntern6uue.I@

Das gum Sanbelsminilterium ssb6r.
i9e Corporations Bureau ianoete lette
ISOLDE Sipei SpeSiala9entcn aus, wel6e
@bica9O unO anoere SanOelspldte Oes
@eitens beiu6en uno Grmittelun9en
mesen oes llnteridieoes Swii6en Dem
.nieOrisen 8reiie beS TinbpiebS uno Dem
bOben PreiIe Oes Etnofeiides anitelleu
Iollen.
Die Yeriiigun9, lolfe @rnittlun9en
ansuitellen ,murbe bur6 Die befannte pom
Abgeoroneten Wtartin BON South Oas
tOta Dem Sauie unterbreitete Jtelolution
sur unterlu6uus bes Seef.1ruits pers
anlaBt. Der Seridt Der SpeSialasens
ten lit iibrigenS ni6t fir ben @on9re6
beltimmt, lonbern CT iOa Dem 8rdiiOens
ten unterbreitet Weroer. @r ioll iibers
baupt in eriter Clinic oa,u oieuei. ieitSuz
itellen, welde 6le9te Oas Corporations
Bureau hat.
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Jntershantc Gpifope.

Slus uerlaiiiSer Suelle erfdbrt man
na6tragli6 cine intereiiante Gpiiooe
aus Der 3eit, oa Die Stimmpolppcn-
Operation am SaiIer por9enommen
wurOe, cine @piioOe, Die ;ugleih bar.
tbut, ME eng iid Die Se;iebnnsen jwi.
i6en ben maBgebenoen 6aftorcn in
GuBlanb geitaltct baben. IS wurOe
lldmlih oamals Die ruiiii6e He9ierung
uon Berlin aus amtli6 bcnadri6ti9t,
OaB fiinf OOcr feds Gage nab Scr
RolgpenOperation cine Smeite Operation
uor9enOmmen werben mu6te, neil Die
8urOe nidt beilte uuO BON Der eriten Spe
ration ein golppen:0felt 9eblicben mar.
Son oieier 2batla6e wurbe BORT ieiners
;eit feline SenutniB gegeben, Uermutbli6
nm baS Yublitum ni6t unnOtbig Su
b%eunrubi9cn.
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Snbifher Hitter bes eifernen 6reu'
ieS befApert fih beim 8aifer.

@roBeS Staunen bat Die SerGifents
lidun9 elmer GOrreipOnoenS jwil6en
Dem Saiier SSilbelm uno eirem ilner.
lhrodenen iiioil6en Hedtsanmalt 9ias
mems 6eige i'll SreSlau berpor9erufen.
Sei9e bat Our6 tapieres Serbalten wGbs
renb oes beuti6 Z fransOiii6cn Srie9es
bas eiierne Sreui erwOrben. Sn einem
brett an ben Saiier 9eridteten S6reis
ben fiibrte CT Sla9e iiber Die llngere6s
tigteit, Suoen bon Der Sei6rOerun9 Su
Sffijieren i'm preuBii6en Scere ausSi.
lhlieBen. Oieic YrariS mare leit %
Sabreu unbebinOert aus9eiibt wOroen.
Sn ieincm S6reiben betla9te ii6 6ei9e
bitter, OaB icinem ~altelten Sobne mad
4bIoluirung ieinrr DieuitSeit ais Gins
jUbri9s 6reimilli9er Die berfOmmli6e Be
fOroerun9 peria9t moroen mdre. @r
la9te, Die Veridte ergaben, oaB ieineS
Sobnes Siibrung ablolut taoellOs mar,
uno oas ShiSierSpatent mare linn einji9
uno allein uOrentbalten morOen, neil CT
Elm Suoe wdre. 6ei9e ia9t weiter ais
logaler Viirser Hnb alter SplOat bite
i'd Gw. Wtajeitat, bies %anitOBige, unpers
Oiente urO eruieOrigeuOe llnrebt mieOer
9utjuma6en."
Ourh Den SOmmanoeur 6es 6. grs
meecorpS CAB Der Sailer ben Sei6eiO,
0aB baS Batent ni6t ertbcilt morOen
mare, neil 6ei9e's SObu Den NniOroers
nn9en fir bic ScfOrOerunS nid)t ents
ipro6en bate. Sn einem Sweiten S6reis
ben al Den Saiier repliSirt 6ei9e unpers
bliimt /: pOie @rtlaruug entipribt ni6t
ben 2batiaben." Gr iast, er wiiie
wobl, OaB Die Wtilitdrbeb0rOen cine aus,
weit)enbe antmOrt gebeu miiBten, ullein
ct appellire al Den Saiier, bic llriaden
Su beleitigen, mel6e in einem Suoen oas
bittere @efiibl beruOrriefen, baB CT obne
@bre mare unO uuBerbalb Ses 9cieges
lt1noe.
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0pm 8aIfdu.

8iele @eriidtc Iiuo i'm llmlaui, oab
ernite 3uiammenitOBe Swii6en bul9aris
Ihen nno tiirfiihen Gruppen all Der
8rcn,e uprsefommen ieieu, bod III es
unmo9lit, aus amtlihen Quellen cine
Yeltati9ung ODER 3uriidmeiiung oieier
@erii6te ~ erlau9eu. OaS plOelihe
auitau6en uon Swei tiirtilben Srie9ss
lfiiien gu 8ou9aS CAB inOeB anlaB iu
cinem Gsrii6t, OaB tbatlG6lid ein Srie9
;nilden beioen Sdnoern erfldrt poroen
lei Das wurOe ;mar ihncl Osmen.
tirt /; uber man 9laubt, oaB eS balo io'
melt fomnlen neroe.
3wei Yataiaoue BON je 800 Mtauu
meroen BON Serbien uno Sulgarien
gum Disnit in Die ruliiihe armee eius
freten, unO ruiiii6e @mlilGre iOlleu fir
ibren transport auf ruliii9eS @cbiet
seiOrSt baben.
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q, fdbrlihe Rerfe.

Su Siitti6, Yel9ien, muroen 9aobin,
alias SeaumanOis, uno 8uoeiin, ,mei
frduiOiii6e lnar6iiten, inter benz Ser
oa6te uerbaftet, bic jiiu9iten beiOen Sol.
lenmai 6iner. attentate oortielblt periibt
gu babeu. sic babeu aud bereits ibre
SdulO ein9eitanOen uno ertldrt, oaB Tie
Die 8ertreibuus ibrer anar6iitii6eu
8enoiien aus Sel9ien ridden wolltsn.
SeiOe gefanseneu iino anbanser Der
Bropa9auOa Der chat" Saobin mar
bereits in Sruutrei6 mieoerbolt in 0ait,
neil er periu6t bate, Oiientli9e Sc,
baube ;u ;erltOren.
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Sefhr@tnne, pae @bina bod an
benz &rieee tbeiluebmen ipirb.

Die Serliner Yoit" uerOffeutli6t cine
Wiittbeiluns eines b%efannten 8ariler
Oiplomaten, in welher es beiBt, baB Die
Spannun9 ;wii6en CHINA unO GuBlano
gewa6ien lit. uno oaB ale Seiiirhtun:
gen beiii9li9 Der 2beitnabme Gbinas al
Dem Sriese realiiirt werOen mO9en, wenn
aud Die 6e9ierung Sbina's nod INNER
perli6ert, oab iie neutral bleiben mill.
IS lit jwii6en ct. E~etcrsburs uno
Yaris berelts Elm roger 9toteuwebiel
beiisli6 @bina's i'm @an9e, aber bisber
bat man iid nod nidt auf Elm 8rcsram
seeini9t.
Wtit Spanunn9 iiebt mal Der ant.
mort @binas auf 9emilie Orobun9en
ent9esen, Die bon 3tuBlano an Die Jtes
sieruns in Rstin t%elesrapbirt wurosn.
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Northumberland Abuabme.

Die guswanSerlng iiber Bremen
nab O%tOroamerita bat itatiitiidem Sta
terial sufOl9e in ben lesten WtOnaten
betrG6tlth ab9enOmmen. alS Saupts
uriahe bierfiir werben bic %un9iiniti9et
S~erbdltnilie auf Dem amerifanii den ars
beitsmartt beSeidnet.
Sn ben eriten beiSen MOnaten oes
laufenben SabreS iin6 nur 1888 PeriOs
men iiber Bremen ausgemanoert, mdbrs
emo in ben sleiGen Wtonaten bes Sors
iabres 1884 Mtenihen beiOroert wur'
ben. Nm itGrtiten madt ii6 Der Giids
gang Der Oiterreihildsungaril6en ans'
wanoeruns bemertbar Oase9en Set9t
bic ruiiii9e cine feline 3uHabme.
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Sampf aeaeu Die Suuars, sinie.

Seeds Oanpfl6tffabrtslinien fiinoi9s
ten bic Serabicsun9 Der 3wiihenbedss
paliage bon %lln9arn uno Sroatien mad
9iew Yort I'M $3.50 bis so pro 2idet
an. IS iinO Oies Die nSamburgsa me.
rita girie." Der p9torboeuti6e SloDO,"
Die nSollanO. amerita Sinie," Die r3feO
Stars" unb bic rIu6or"s Sinien. Die
9eiellidaften b%etGmpfen bamit Die 9us
uaro. Sinie, welte im nd6iten MtOnat
nit llnteritiisuns Der Resieruna llns
9arus ben 8erfebr mad S6ien bes
Wtittelmeers aufnebmen wirb.
IS beiBt, baB Der H~atenfrie9 i6lieBs
lid Die Breiie Der S6ifistarte pom
6iume nad Otew YOrf auf $40 oas
Slid bcrabieben miro.
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g%oneurrens fur osutf6e S%ampfer'
2inieu.

Sir Die ueuen GurbiuensO ampfer,
Die fir Die @unarosSinie gebaut rerDen,
muB cine Sbneli9feit Don "a bis 25
¬eu Die Stunoe bon ben @rbauern
garantirt werOen.
Oas b%epeutet, DaB Die britiihe Clinic
einen nelen Seriub MAIDEN mill, Den
Heforb fir bic Sabrt iiber ben ~9ltlantis
i6en SSean, Der bis jeet BON Oentibeu
Camper Sinien 9ebalten miro, 81
bre6en.
Die nelicn @unaroer iolen 9r06er
iein ais Die bis jeet i'm Sctrieb befinbs
li6eu S6nellbampfer Der @eIellidait
unb iollen minoeitens "a SnOten Die
Stunoe juriidlegeu, cine S6uellisteit,
Die ii6 allo auf einen balben SnOten
bOber itellen wiirOe, wie i'm Die GecorOe
Der nOeutl6lano," beS pSaiIer @il.
helm H." unO beS nSrouprini Wilbelm"
aufmeiien.
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Trcn. &. Qiuouer.
Mn S6minOilhtiqe.

Der nntsr,ritnets, Der purb rim sspSbnIibts
WiitsI sur @siurpbsit pitbsr bsrssfelt purbs,
natbsm or eint9e Sabre lang an elmer itptrsn
euusrufranfbsit uni an etr gtfirbtt ten aranf.
belt S6pinein6 atliiisn bate. bat tin srpbts
Bulaustn, lsiben WitItiesneeu eas Witisl psr
SsiIuug tefanut ~ MAIDEN altn Dtnjsniasn,
bic ts Uulnuafu. miro CT frsunoli1f ~fpifsnfrsi
zine atibrift rr 3ubsrtitnng i6idtn, pfIbs ft
ais cine ii6srs Ssiluna fur S6pineiu6t afb.
ma, 9ntarrb, Bronchitis unp ale Sals- uno
suuasnfrdn ibtiitn iuetn rs ben. gr bpifL eae
ale gtiprnesn isiu SsiImitisl %p'pbirsn psrbsn,
pa es isbr prrtbuCl 1T. Disisnissu, pslbs bic
3ubrtituus prrlduscu, rtlts ibusn nibts fOisn
wire, une siu Sfgtu fur its isin mig, tpulsu
~ssfduisit
Gbrp. 9bpare VI. milton,
Srprfipu. q. o., brethren.
SrrGbrs pitit 3situHs.
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Gbina psrlaust frsisu 3u;us nab
Sdnaed.

Die 9te9icruns BON Sritii6s@olum
bia lit burd 0ia6ridten aus Sonbon,
England, ernitli6 beunrubist wOroen.
Die hineiilde 3fegierung loll in Yors
i6ldgen all @roBbritannien iid erboten
baben, Die auspauoerun9 pom Chine,
ien mad Siioafrifa uno Dem Grams,
uaals Sebiete Su u%erbinOerrl, wenl ridt
als 0e9enleiitun9 Die @binelen.@ inman'
oeruug nu6 Yritiids@ columbia erleibtert
wiiroe. Die abi6ahun9 Der SOpf-
iteuer uou $500 auf 6iueiiide @inwau.
oerer iOll gu oieiem 3wede labe sele9t
wOroen lein. Su Sreilcu Der Yros
uinSiuls0 tegierun9 pom YritiiheGOlum
bia miro erfldrt, Die britii6e 0tegierun9
fOunte unmO9li6 auf lol9e unerbOrten
3umutbuu9en eingeben. Sine @tns
mii6un9 Der britil6en 6c9ierun9 in Die
9binelenausl6luB : Geiese b~ierSulanoC
wiirbe utter feiner 9ebingung 9eOuloet
weroen. Nu6 CLAUDE man nibt, oaE
9roBbritannien einen oerarti9en Sbritt
uprbabe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31
ausrcttnna ppn @eIbfster.

Sine leb9aite 9ampa9ne 9esen Die
Ycrbreituu9 pom 9elben 6ieber unO
Wtalaria, nel6e Die Sernibtuns Der
Wtosfitos eiui6lieBt, lit in 0uaDaquil,
@cuaoor, infOlse Der YOridld9e pom
Or. @ruuer, Dem oorti9en Seamten
Ocs amsrifauii6en neutrality-suspicious.
ltes, in Sang 9ebra6t wOrben. Die
Stabtperpaltun9 lGBt 2aulenOe BON
5lugbldttern uertbeileu, in Ocnen Die
2%lnOrOuun9en oes ameritanii6en Wtas
Observation-Disclosures se9eu Die Serbrei.
BON 9elbem Sieber sur 9ia6'
a9tun9 wi~ebsrSe9ebeu iinp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31
Die mpberne Giienipaaren=
Sanblmn9.
Gin Sa6,
wel9es fener=
t6cr tit.

Gin @runb, warllm GareD's Wta9>
neiia Slcriblc Gement" wertbuol auf
6abrifeu, @aareubduiern, @icBereien,
SeliclrGumen, ETC., iit-bann lit es
audi Die bette an9eferti9te Ou9bebefs
uns. OteIelbc beitebt aus einem
l6weren, o~ebnbaren SOrper BON Nss
pbalt Cement, nit wel6em cine
i6were Suite Surlap" uerbuuoen
unO iiber weldem ell ansefertister
Cement auisctragen wirO. Oieies
ma6t es waiieroi6t unO feuerii6er.
Sin putentirtes zap" uerbinoert Ses
de, mo Suiammengefii9t. Sine Boit.
tarte miro cin Girfllar uuO Muiter
sur 6ol9e baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31

Die beiben jnsenSliden MOrobanOis
ten, 9tiebsrmeDer unb 9anbeine, welde
Seamte in elmer @bica9Oer Stra6enbabn
Gemile iiberiielen uno ermorbeten, lots
len am %. april in @bica9o seban9t
werben. SIR @eiu6 nm cinen neuen
YrOSeB wurOe BON &iAter Seriten obs
aemielen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-25
Retreta

Programa de las piezas que en- la
retreta de maf1ana ejecutara la ban
da "Juventrd del Concrete, en- la
Plaza Baldorioty:
I. Paso doole de come as "Bande,
ra Espaflola", por Tizol.
2. A gran peticion Ia danza Nc
comas fosforos' (a) los Pugiles, del
cuarteto, por J. NJ Campos.
3. Sinfonia, Isl 20 fuera Rey" Dc
los cuentos de una mil y una nocie
Adam.
a. Gran walls caracteristico, EN- e
mar y la barcarola de la zarzue1a Lo!
Sobrinos del Captain Grant, J. Caba-
Hero.
S. Gran prelud1o del tercer acto dc
la zarzuela "Anillo de Hero Mar
! lquez.
6. A petici6n la Jota de los "Ra-
tas' de la zarzuela La Gran Via"
Chueca y Valverde.
7. Tangos, arreglo Tizol.