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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17
Nus benz Snnern NarbIanO's nnS
ben aHgreHsenOen Staaten.
SRI. Sorob s. Sbrtper &C.
Itorben.

SRI. SARAH s. Sbrtper &c.
itorben.
Sn ltnion.WiQS, Carroll = Gountp,
1T 1rl. Gorob 6. Sbriper i'm Sitter
BON 73 Sobren geItorben. SRI. Sbri-
Der mar zines bon 10 8inoern, melde
ollie bobes 9lIter erreihten. Sic
mobnte ibr gauges 2eben oif ser
u1terIibeu &eimitGtte. Cardinal
Gibbons mar offers bort 81 9eiuh.
Inter Sen ii6erlebenoen @eihtuiitern
limo: MiQiom Sbriper BON &eitmir,
tier, sri. Wtorp g.. Sbriber. 9. Sront
Sbriper, ghtb. Z. Serbert Sbriucr
BON llnion.VfiQs, SRI. @mmo Sbri-
Der, cine 8%ornlber5ige SdiueItcr III
Crop ny, e. Columbus Shrincr
ltno Morf .. 5briper bon 9olti'
more.
Mottte 10 germ Elm Gin6
BADEN.
IN Der @eqeub bon NiOoelh Goro'
line-Goumtp. berrid)te om 0ienlto1
aroBe &hlfre9unq. Die @ottin oes
geodtctcn NegerS Milton Babes
moQte 70 germ Elm 9ino boben. ia
ibr ober Scr ain6ericqen oerlagt
blieb, 500 lie ont N6eno Die &lci0er
hires MdnneS an utb ging nod Dem
Sauie zines 9tegerS, NdmenS Wnt.
Hi6oroion, beIien @ottin Elm 9 Eage
alteS aino bette. Sic er5Gblte Dem
Blame, ooB er in Hiogelp pom &c.
miiien 9euten qelpiinidt meroe, uaO
ais Der Wonn iidl entfernt botte,
idlih Iih Die 6rou IN 0oS Sous uto
ItobI oaS ain0. sic nobnl Oolielbc
nit nod) brent Nouic uno legte lid
3l 9ett, obne Dab ibr ManL Der
id)on Ihlief etlpoS mcrtte. Yloblid
pcdtc tic ibren Monn ouf uno CT.
iudte i'm, einen Nr5t uno cine Sch
anime 81 boIen, @6e Der Nr5t obcr
eintrof, bate iih Elm @oli5eibeomter
eingcfun0en Scr oie 6rot mo 0aS
aino obgebolt uno @r1tere nod) DEM
8efGngniB in Denton gcbroft botte.
DIS 9ino lpltrOc iGiner Wlttter 6us
riidgegeben.
9eS Gootidl aQS d ulo tg.
Sre0ertd 8. 9ingalep Elm SnioIic
Der Solootenbeimotb 5u Sompton,
rs Sabre alt, bette iid I'M 8unbe5.
geritt 81 Norfolt, So, ge9en Die
Mnfloge ser grmor0ung oeS Capt. 81,
6. 8oul SIT pertbeiOigen. &%ingslep
ldil0erte, mie er bon ieinem Opfer
5uerit ungegriffen morOen lei uno crit
Damn 8u ieinem Meier gegrifIen nnH
ieinen 8egncr eritod)en bobe, lpeil er
iiirdtcn nuuBte, ieIbIt fem 2eben 3lt
perIieren. IS bat ollcrhingS 9tie'
mono geiebcn, mie GolI nttf Sings
len einorong, ober 5lpei 3cugen bo,
ben einen arod gebort, uno ipGtet
fato man cine 5erid)mettcrte Goiirs
toiie ouf Dem SitBboben. Or. 9ofcr
befrnoete, ooB aingsleu cine ticie
@unoe in Der ShdoelOede botte.
aingSleD lit ein Mitalieo con 9an
gmmett'S Original Wtinitrel Gom.
pam gelpeien. Die Surp fono i'm
uodJ lGngerer 9erotbun9 oe@ Goots
idla9s ihlloig.
Surge Noti5en.
Die 5oir III Sreoerid bot einen
lleberitrB bon $1,000 cr9eben.
Sn Cumberland bat Nnnie VI.
Glort cine 8lo9e ltm Sheiorng bon
SomcS g. Gtort einreiden loiien.
.. SomeS @bitp. Der III SogerS'
tomn perbaitet unb in GtmberlonO
Der SGlidung beidulbigt mttroe, lit
ais entflobener Srriinni9er nod
Sorrisburg 5uriidgebradt poroen.
Sn Ireoerid iino Die Coupons BON
ben g~eitobIenen Obligationen oe0
9rengelihen Nohloiies eingeln't
iporoen.
Sn @orrett-G ountp liegen 6 Boil
Sdnee.
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8clbienSnnscn mad SentidlanS nnS
Seltreidl

alt "a Gents pro Marf uno 201.
Gents pro 9rone. Gorto ertra.
8ehiel alisgeiteQt auf aae Sbei~
Der @elt. giaige 6diffsfarten boz.
uno nod 9eutIdlano. Sbeo. s..
Diener & Co., ia Sit-2erine
ton-Str. 3imnter Rr. 3. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17
Die rantbuliidlc llniurriitat."


Die 6inun5lage beiproden ulo Der
Ieniationele S6ritt ser @riinoe-
rin Der ltniperiit0t 31lr 9isfuiiion
gebrodt.
CARDINAL Gibbons uno 6r. Gbo5.
5. 8onaporte BON Baltimore mobtt.
ten geltern IN @nibington elmer @oll-
feren5 Der Gltratoren Der ,aatbo[t.
ibeu llnioeriitdt" bel, meld]e ii6 bis
ipGt IN Die Nddt binein eritredtc.
Nuf Nnoronung Der Nntueienoen
miro bellte friib cine offi3ielle Nngabe
iiber Die 8erbon0lungen Der Seficnt-
lidfeit iibprgeben merocn, mcnn bic
belti9e GormittogSiibimg poriiber
lit. Sn 9e3ug otf Ole gngcIegenbctt
Der M}arauiie ocS Monitiers in Nom,
mel6e gum Eroteitunti8ml9 5ltriid-
getreten lit, mltroe erfldrt, Dab cine
Nntluort altf cine Suffrage in Hom
nod) nidt eingetroffen lei.
Die Nadridt, oaB Ole Morouiie
OeS Wtoritiers, fritber Sri. MorD
@luenOolin GalOpell, Die @riinoeriu
Der fotboliiben llnipcriitGt Der Ser.
Stnoten, ms Der fotboliiden Goufci-
lion mt8gcidieocn lit, bat in fotboli-
iheu &reiien ilberroi6t. Nicmono
fonnte Die @riin0e fir ibren@ntidhlR
erflaren, ln0 in oerlluiperiitGt mollte
man 0ie Nuhriht nidt gIaltben. Der
Heftor &uter O'Gonnel fobelte oc5-
bolb nm Snformution nod Hom.
0oIIelbc that audi bic .Niiociirtc
8reilc." Sic crbielt non ser Nor
quite Die u1eingeid)rGnfte @rloubniB,
nodltehenOen9rief SIT Oer0ffentli6cn.
Dos S6reiben lalltet: oGS mag et-
nigc Sbrer 2eier ilttereiliren, 81 ers
fobren, Dab Die MorQuiie oe$ Mon-
Tiers. Merinuiue, friiber Sri. Nt. Is.
Galpipcll, meId)c, mie mar ii6 crill=
neru miro, o einigen Sobren ole
r6miid) = tnt1oliidc llniperiitGt III
Maibingtou ge9riinoet bat, ibren bis
bcriqe18louben pollitdn0ig rcpltoiirt
bot. Sn elmer llnterreoung nit mir
iagte iie 0ielcrSoge: nSo, eS lit iuo6r,
Dob ih Die rGmii6 futboliihe Stride
pcrlulien bo6c. Scitoem ih IN GU
ropu Icbte, limo mir Die Nllgcu 3d.
riiber, mas 0ieie Stride III @irfIid)-
felt lit un6 0aB an ibr feine Spur
bon Seili9feit lit, otfgcgan9en. Nber
Ser Srrtbum gebt ptel peiter 3ltrild,
als 9o8. Son Hatur aus religioS
9elinnt, mltr0c meme @inbtloutG
friib5eitig erfabt bon Dem @eoanten,
etfuoS SIT tbrtn, Inn Die Stride ans Der
nieorigen 8oiitionL mel6e lie III Nme-
rifo einnobm, SIT erbeben; 0e$boIb
ondte i6 an cine llniperiitGt ooer
Gobere Sd)ulc, i'll melhcr ibrc @cilts
lio)en er5ogen uu0, menn mogItd, ct
mos oerfeiuert meroen t0nntcn. 8e-
nib mltroe ih in Oieiem @coanten
Don giifof SpaIoing bon 8eoriu,
melber i'm mir ols zines Der QroBteu
@crfc ocS Cages binitelte, beoeuteno
6eeinftnBt. NIs ib cimlno5mon6ia
Sabre alt lpor, iiberpies id ST. Die
lem 3mede ein Drittel meines Ser
m0gens. 9lber lett Sobreu babe ih
pcrludt, mid oes iubtilcn lulo oof
acknowledgement G%influiies elmer
Stride, melde nid)t mr. Ons EripiIe-
GUM beoniprlldt, Die oein5iac mobre
Stride" ST. icin i%onbern ollein int
Stonoe SIT leiL elmer 6ctiimmerten
Iiinoigeu @elt oie 1bore ocS Stint
mels 81 offner, SIT entleotgen. 3l=
lett bat mein ebrliheS proteltonti-
ideS 9lut iid 5ltr @eItutg gebrodt,
uno i) i6iittele jebt fir INNER oaS
Sod BON Gom" ub."
Wit 0ieien @orten entities mid bic
Marouiie b0flid."
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3nr @ntbi ii IIungSfeie
eingeIo6en.--Sr. grbor0 9nobt
LODI unb SomiIic pm Ger. 907 Ioro.
Golpertitrobc, boben BON &rieoS.
IefretGr cine Ginlooung Sur EbeiI-
nobnle on Der GntbiiQlunesfeier btr
Stotile Srieorid's bes 8roben in
@oibinaton om Somitog erbolten.
Der llr-8robnater bes Srn. bon
8noblod mar Sitter oes SroenS
Your Ie Mcrite nm Gbef zines Hegi.
ments; fir ieinc olisee5eidneten
9ienitc I'M Iiebeniobrieen 9ric9c
Wllrbe linn 81 @bren Elm Monnment
in Sdipeibnit, SHfeiten, erriftet.
Sn Der SomiIie iperoen nod immer
cine golbene llbr uito Gin Spa5ier-
itod oes olten 6rit ols fpertboollc
Grbitiide i~orefoltig aufbemobrt.
Cine frobIi6e @eburts.
taqsfeier ipiiroe an 9ienItog
Der eSra1t Mnna Wtdrtba Ntorobott SIT
ibrem 70. @ieeenfeIte in Ser Wob-
nuita ibrer Tohter Stttlie Noroboff.
9r. GIG, WeIt-NaltimoreitroBe, Der
onItaltet. Ger .Srouen.Serein" Ser
A. ref. ct. SobomeS. 8emeinbe be-
cbrte bos @eburtStoesfino NIT einent
prGhtieen Shoufelitible inb oitd'
bon onoercr Seite eingen 5oblreidle
8eidenfe elm. 3as Sars iuor fir Die
@elcgenbeit biibih oeforirt, uno un-
ter ben Gridienenelt luoren: EaItor
Sugo Gidelberg uno Sroit, DIE
Srouen s. 3monsieer, 9. Noroboff,
W. Hutber, 6. 9odJnlonn, 6. &err,
80. Sdonb, 6. Soniden, W. @ent.
sell, G. Wectb. u. Stonge, 6. 9roi.
lei, Gmma Norbbotf, Otto s. Norr.
boif, IS. gobit s. Reubertb, s. Sor
ban, S. M~orburger, s. 2omer, 5
@unoermonn, M. Silmonlt, 8. SIS
t mler. &. 9lanf. s. Salnmer, 6
SdImlid mo 8. Senfel.
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giaiae Sdliifsfartcn

bon Baltimore nad Bremen: 9oiiite
$3t utlb $33, 3piidenoed $40.
gon Bremen Bis Baltimore: aaiiite
$50. 3niidenoed fir 9oiiagiere
ans DeutIdlano $34. aus Seitreidj
$24.50, aus llngarn uno Groatien
$40. Ebeo. s. 9iener & 6 o..
III Gli aerington.S traBe. 3imfner
Gr. 8. (237--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17

Ser ct. 8oulitroBe, BON Baltimore
bis 2eringtonitrabe; Der 6opetteitr.,
bon Charles. bis GoIpcrtitroBe, un0
Der QeringtonitroBe, bon Charles
bis GoIpertitroBe. Ga Die &eroro-
nrmg bont OberItootgeri6t uno
~iiberDaupt oIell @eridJtcn, Iolpic Den
@roBgcidlporcncn befiirlportet miro,
lplrbe oieiet6e ouf Antrag 0eS @rH.
Greene inter Guf6e6ung Der He9eln
0leid gum CrIten Wole perleien un6
oann an Die 8cb0roe fir offentIi6c
GcrbcIierltHgelt Oerlpieien.
9r. S%cinbsnon bon Der %. @ur0
reidtc cine &~croronunQ Elm fir Elm
nelte9 Spribenbo1lS IN Der Na6bar.
idoit bon 2eo6cnboI- uno 8citltr.,
un6 Ole glei6loutenOe &%eroronunl
ucldc @r. Soffnon om Wfontog ollf
&crlnngeu eingereid)t botte ul0 net
dc 6creitS sic critic 2eIung er6alten
bate, pltrbc 5ltriidgerufen. Srn.
6ciubenon'S 8eroromtng paIiirte
Damn inter NlIfbebuua oer@eidGftS.
reQeIn bie crIte 2eIun9. Sr. Seintc.
man reid)te bic nelle 8eroronung Elm,
neil ooS S%priBenbulta III ieiner@or0
>5lt ite6cn fonmt.
Gle folgenoer Geroromnqcn pui
iirtcH I'M erIten 3metgc Die brittle Sc
lung:
G%uer1recne . Terrocc, BON Sutton,
2(pcnue bis Orem , Game, uuf Soften
Der ongren5enorn @runoeigentbiis
mer NIT disqualification 81 pflditern;
5000 81 bertpilliqen iiir oic Nelt.
abidrift Scr 9ftten 0eS arciSgeridtS;
$4,000 aus Der 8oiicr.Nnleibe 81
permidiaen fir oeu @oiiertbnrm on
Der Holono Nbeuue;
Soa O'Geefe, @ittpc zines Tcuer.
mebrmonneS, fir 1906 $3.50 81 Der
miQi9cn;
@m. s, Glcnoincn 5lt erloltbclt, an
ieinem bDl5erncn @ebGltoc an Der
Nortb Npenue, oberholb 9roaolpau,
eincn boG5erncn NnbmI 81 erridtelr.
3meiter 3meig.
Sta6t = Yrofltrator Bruce ion0te
oem ~5lpeiten 3mciqe Elm @lttad)ten,
Dab Die @%eroronuna fir GerbeiIerur-
gen I'M Nnncr nit Den Nu1eroen1ent$
redtsgiiltiq lit unb bonn W'opor III.
tcr5ei6nct mer0en fam. Die Ser.
oronung tpltroe Damn gum eritten
W1oIe oerleien uno an9enommen.
Die 8%erorbni1ng 3ur HeguIirrng
bon glepatoren muroe ouf @riud)en
OeS Srn. SopIer altf Der Site Der
&orlogen IN 3meiter 2eilung bebol-
ten, oo nuh iciner @niid)t Gin gtmeit-
dement, Dir5tgefiiat pcrOen iollte,
lueId)es llnfoq , Snipeftipn Dor
I6rcibt.
Sr. @aitbcr reidtc I'M 5lpcitcn 3mei.
&c ell announcement sur Negcl Nr.tT
Elm, nn6 ocren Nnnobme cine 8or.
lage oltS Dem onoeren 3lpeige in
Der 5tueitcn uu0 o~ritten2eIllng amen
Dirt merocn fam. Die &nrloac mllr.
DC Dem Gon1ite fir HegeIn iiberpic-
fen.
Sic i6mnttlideu SteuerumIoge.
8eroronltngen muroen nod gltf6cs
bnn9 Scr Hcgeln sur erltcn8erIeiun1
gebrnht.
Sr. Giicubronbt reit)tc cine Ser
orbnullg Elm, bem gleftri5it1ts Con
traitor SboS. @. @nrneS al erlou.
ben, Dor glr. 1916, Noro : Somaroitr..
ein eIeftriideS Sditb or5ubringen.
9G9lid Situngen.
Der Stootrotb oertogte iid) bis
beitte NbctO mo miro olld mlorgcn
Ibenb lpic0cr cine Sibltnq bolten,
I'M Die Stcler . Gcroronunaen 5l
poiiiren.
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lit cs Gin WiprO?

lie
Die II Sabre olte GpeIDn u. scott
bon gtr. 532, Bincent auep, III
ibrer @obnung nit elmer Su9el-
ipunoc i'm aopfe oufgefumoen.-
Ter 10 Sabre olte NiQiom VI.
@bitc oea MoroeS ocrodhtig.
O}it ciiem b0dit cigenortigcn 6oll,
meIder pom Der 4oli3ci ais Moro be-
trodtet miro, miro it'd morgenabeno
cine Goroncra ,illrD I'M nororueIt,
Iidben Tiitrift 5t bCfoIicn boben. Die
II Sabre ultc GpeIpn q. Scott, eit
l}cacrmGoheL lprroe 9eitern 9tod)s
mitto0 in ibrcr @obnutg 9tr. 532
g}or0 @incent = 2tuep, geidolIcn.
S,br 10 Sabre after Gouiin Niliorn
u. @6ite, mcld)cr III Dem namlidcn
SullIe lpobnt, lulGrOe frr5 nod Der
ShicBcrei III 3%eugenboft gcnommeu
ltn0 3luar uerfing er Iih im &re1l}-
uerb0r 1T einem lolden 9tcB BON
9iigcn, ooB Die Foli3ei gcncigt it,
ull3rnebmer, Bob er ouS Wa0den
ermoroetc. IS mur tlr5 nod = lthr,
al5 Ole Nubbnru oeS Sauie5 9tr.332,
Moro = 8incent 9tllep, eincu 0lml
pfeu Small %pernabmen uno tur5 0ds
ro1ti eridolten 6iilferufe aus Ocm
6auic. Die Eoli5iIten S6oIl uno
9offap ltno Sergeant GarcD luaren
gleid CUR SteQe, unO bel Dem 9ctres
ten oeS Solties innOen lie Die II
Sabre olte GpcIpn u. Scott III Der
Slide bepuBtIos IN elmer 8lutlnhc
liegen0 Dor. SSn benz Sollie betans
Den iif MIR orei tleine 9teacrtinoer,
meIfe oen Eoli3iiten mittbcilten,
bob W6itc c6en onS Sons oerloiicn
babe, I'M cincn Nr5t SIT bolen. Gr.
5000 cridien ollh fltr5e 3eit oorallT
oltf ser Stl0fldde, ooh fonntc CT
mn C%OnItntiren Dob ouS WtGoden
toot mar. Die 8oli3eibeumten be.
aannen MIN, @bite ms 9relt5pcrb0r
5lt nebmcn, mo oieier mofte iolde
nioeripre6enoe Nngoben, ooB er ais
Der mutbmoBlide Woroer OeS W}6O.
feus ocrDaftet puroe. Gr bebaups
tete. bob @pelDn Scott Den Hepolper
inter ieincm 8iilen berporgebolt bus
be, mGbreno CT I'M Bette lag, uno iih
Damn ielbit 5ufGai9 eridoB. 9ls
oonn Die 6ro9e an i'm gerid)tet luur'
De, poS aus Dem Hepolper gelpproen
iei, bebouptete @bite 3ueritDnoB TT
es nidt miiie, uno crit, olSfer in Der
noromeltIiben Yoli5eiitation bent
Sdmiboerfobren u%nterluorfen lpur.
De, geltonb er ein, Dob CT Den Reool.
Der in Den Abtritt binter Dem 9alie
9tr. INA, 8rebtntouitroBt, Aemorfcn
babe, moielbit Die @uffe olld) uorQcs
fun0en m1lr0c.
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Snlins Sebbel, 6eiltider Gbotograpb
321 q. Strake.

9a6inet6ilbcr MIR ST. prp 9nkcnS.
eSsrt emaiQirten opaIen 8iloern iino
Idore Neubeiten eripdbnensnertb.
2ebensgroBe photographer uno
fiinItlerii6 p~ollenbete Gopien alter
9iloer In Grapon, 8alierfarben, Del
uno 8aiteI Elm Spe5ialitdt.
Man oergeiie nidlt, Dor5nipredlen.
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@ing nod gut b. Sroll
Woraaretbe @ogner, Satin oesSrn.
g. %. @ogner BON 9tr. AS, SIt.26.
StroBe, nobm geitern Sormittag II
llbr ans 8erIeben cine 81 groBeOollS
y9romioio" melhe Weoi5in lbr
Shpoaer Or. $. 90. @ogner ibr
perihrieben botte. uno puroe obil'
mdhtig. Die iunge Sran perblieb
mebrere Stnnoen lang in Dem 3li'
Itanbe, bate Die 6olgen gelternNbetlo
ieood iiberitonoen. Die Eoli5ei, mel
DIE bon Der idlpor5en 9tenerin be-
nohri6tiet moroen mar, 90 Sr.8oos
ner nitt 5i Souie mar, rief mebrere
4er5te berbei, uno ipGter fam aiid)
Or. @agner, benz eS gelang, Die
Shpogerin ipieoer ber5ultellen.
Sat lest Sic eriebnte
81 ub e. = Die 2eihe oes SRI. Der.
tie M. 8eilter, melde iid am Won-
tag in Nem.Oorf eridoB, nuroe ge-
Itern oltf Ser n2oiloon.gorf-G emete-
RI" b%eeroigt, uno 5fpar bon Der 8ob-
nltlle TIRES Snfels 8. 5. M%ilbourne,
Ger. 1922, Moro.GoluertItraBe, aus.
9oltor so. g. 0uffie bon Der iieben.
ten 9optiitenfirhe nmtirte.
Sporopbobi 8atienten,
SIN bieiieen 8aitellr : Snititute
lpuroen eeitern 2u5ie Guthrie. II,
Wap Bet, IL, lino Sattie 9irb, 8
Sabre alt. Die bon gribgetniIe, Gel,
itanmien lno am Sreitog bon eiilenl
toden Sunoe gebiiien puroen aufee.
nontnten.
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Sonncritaa, Den IL. 0uucmGrr 1904.
1lnterhoItnnns . @enlueiier.

,@luft.gttOemie, 2tefe 2Bode nT6e
G6Cubcra 0iuQ".
.GBaic's SBentcr." ~ Iicfc 9Gpnc DTbe
GtruHae 2thnenutres Of MiB NrOrn".
,9DitionBftrnReH SBcatCr." - IiCie 2Spbe
,9ielu $ letls".
n1orn's EpcruGaas," - Gicie Rode n3tcs
IurrectioH".
,Wtdrnlaubt5 brnter." - Oieie QGOdc tdglib
8lpci gEuIbcDiacsTuriteumaCH.
"SluOitorinm." - Eicic g3o8e .2luirtBs
Rbirlb".
nglancUs sGeatrr." 2iefe Q3ote scr
llah WinrriaQc".
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.5eoerutior Of 2nbor."-
Su Der gcItrigen Sibrna oeru s@al-
tinore Seoerotion Of &obor" muroe
nod) tangent Sample 5lpiiden oen
2ooen = GlcrfS uno benz Gdlneioern
Der HoienItein'ide alci0ero 2aoen
om Siio 9rooomoD BON Der Ihtpur4
3en elite gennmmen, ouf lpelh)er Der
2aoen Dor 5pei Sabren ollf Gl&erull.
laIIunq Der Qooen . Glertsp geitellt
muroc, neil Sr. HoienItein nidt
friib5eitig ihIieBen luollte.G ieS dnei.
ser b%efGmpften Den Gntrag, Den Ga.
ocn BON Der ihiunr5cn elite 5t nebs
men, ultcrlagen aber.
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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-06-16
Wedding Bells.

very quiet wedding was solemnized on
Wednesday evening, June s, in Mt. Royal,
N. j., when Miss Eleanor O. Green, only
daughter Of Mrs. Rebecca w. Green. was
united in marriage to Isaac II. Davidson,
Jr, Of CIarlzsboro. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Mr.. Vanatta, in
their newly furnished home, which was
prettily decorated for the occasion with
roses and daisies.
Ats. 80 p. m. the bridal couple. descend
ed the stairs, preceded by Mr.. William
Wilkinson, of Washington, D. c., as best
man, and Miss Laura Davidson, sister of
the groom, as bridesmaid
The Methodist Episcopal ceremony with
the ring was used. Only the immediate
families and few intimate friends were
present.
The brides dress of white chifonette
trimmed with lace, insertion and ribbon
sash, was a dainty, airy creation and very
becoming. She carried lovely bouquet Of
bride roses. The groom was dressed in the
conventional black with white vest and tie.
After congratulations all were invited to
the table where cakes, ice cream and
berries were served in abundance.
On arising from the table the bride and
groom were greeted by shower of rice;
and later they found innumerable white
bows and pins tied and stuck in un-
expected places upstairs and down.
At eleven o'clock the guests departed
wishing this most worthy couple many
years of truest happiness They received
NUMBER Of useful gifts
The following day they left on the
12.45 train, amidst shower Of rice and
good wishes, for ten days at Cape May.
On their return Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson
will reside in Mt Royal, where they have.
a host Of friends who love and greatly re-
spect them.
WITNESS.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-06-16
RAsE BALL.
Adj.

Good Will started the game on Saturday
with comedy Of errors, DeY was wild in
the first inning, and this, combined with
some rank errors on the part Of the infeld-
ers started g. c. off with five runs; Dey
gained confidence and for four innings no
man crossed the home plate. In the sixth
c. G. scored three and in the seventh scored
one run, this concluded G. C's. scoring.
Dopson, for his part, pitched nice game,
and for four innings no G. W. man scored,
then fumbling seemed to be contagious
disease, and the Country Club players were
stricken; in the fifth, sixth and eighth
innings G. W, scored run and scored three
in the ninth.
G. C-5 o o o % 81 o -
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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-06-16

is cowboy centre and quiet city, Du6 we
understand the cowboys OF former days
used to make the city anything but a
heaven of peace and rest Crossed south
eastern Colorado during the night and woke
up in New Mexico. The Spanish architec-
ture of the railroad stations and better
residences OF the city's was pleasing, but
we here met with the fiat-roofed, one-story,
one-room abode or wooden huts that, with
the dugout, are the typical homes OF the
greater part Of the people of New Mexico
and Arizona How many of these Mexi-
cans, who live far from the cities, exist is
problem; but we were told that they lead
happy -go-lucky sort Of existence, and are
perfectly satisfied if they can earn enough
money by working in the mines or on the
railroads to meet in the little towns on Sat
urday nights and spend the night in dane
ing and gambling, the latter diversion
being almost business with them.
Along the Santa Fe, the road over which
we travelled after leaving Chicago, the sta
tions are about eight or ten miles apart.
AS a usual thing small town has arisen
and consists of few shacks, and at least
two of them are saloons. The fronts OF
these saloons are boarded up to simulate a
second story, and to allow high-sounding
name painted in very large letters 1t is a
poor town indeed that dosen't have a
palace saloon OF course, some of the
towns are larger than the ones have de-
scribed, but the proportion of saloons is
very large.
We found Ration, Las Vegas and Albu-
querque to be fourishing cities. Glorietta
is the highest point on the division in New
Mexico, the attitude being 1900 feet. On
the rise and descent of the watershed we
had one of the most experienced mountain
engineers on the road, a man who had been
on the road for twenty years and knew
every foot Of the devious way.
Travelled all of Saturday and until p.
m. Sunday over the vast desert stretches of
New Mexico and Arizona.
Religious services were held in our car
on Sunday morning, and fraternal delegate
Cruikshank made mastery address. The
singing was led by Dr. and Mrs. Sweet Of
the Wyoming, New York Conference.
Prayers were offered by DR.. Palmyer, of
Binghampton, New York, and Rev. D. B.
Harris, of the New Jersey Conference.
Rev. j. Morgan Reed, of Atlantic City, led
us in the Apostles Creed, and DR.. Wedder-
spoon, Of Asbury Park, read the scripture
lesson. The benediction was pronounced
by DIR. Baketelle, of New Hampshire. The
service was unique and one not likely to be
duplicated in our lives.
Arrived at the Grand Canyon of the
Colorado Sunday afternoon, p. m.,
twenty-four hours late. The Canyon is un-
doubtedly the most sublime work of the
creator of the universe, spot utterly in
capable of being photographed, painted or
described, the masterpiece of the Divine
Artist set in the fastness of the desert.
And here we shall leave our readers for
the present. E. E. RULoN.