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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03

The managers of the Citizens banquet" to
Mayor Mcclellan. to be given at Sherry's to-
morrow, have ordered menu card on which the
Mayors political future is boldly and tactfully
outlined. The card presents In pictorial group
ing the City Hall. the State House at Albany
and the Capitol at Washington. These are APP
parently to be the three successive stages in Mr..
McCIellan's onward progress. But why choose
the Capitol the goal Of the Mayors pilgrim
age? Has the citizens managing committee so
soon forgotten that Mr. Mcclellan is no stranger
TO the halls of Congress- and that he left the
House of Representatives only ten days or more
ago to enter the City Hall? Or do they think
that the President of the United States makes
his douicile in Washington among the law
makers on Capitol Hill?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03
C. H. DARLING AT HEAD OF zErA PSI.

Minneapolis. Jan. 2-The Zeta Psi college ira
ternity IN annual convention here. elected Charles
II. Darling. Assistant Secretary OF the Navy and
an elurnnus OF Tufts College. be it's highest oe-
GER The other officers elected their titles being
secret are: c. O. \. Olsen Minneapolis. University
OF Minnesota; H v. D. WaldrOn. New Brunswick,
n. J.. Rutgers; Lyman Cousins. Portland. Ma.
Bowdoin- The next convention Will bs held Ia
Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03
FUNERAL OF JEROME SYKES To-Dxx

The public Masonic funeral service OF Jerorns
Sykes of THE Bilionaire'' company, viii taxa
place in the Grand Lodge room Of Masonic Tamp~
Sixth-ave and Twenty-third-st.. at p. m. this
afternoon. The services viii be conducted by Pae-
nc Lodge No. 2S3, OF which Mr.. Sykes was a menu
ber through its acting chaplain. the Rev. George
r. Van De Water. Grand Chaplain Of the Grand
Lodge OF New-York. \. l. Granger. Marc Klaw,
Joseph Brooks. Frank l. Perley. Edward J. Con.
nelly Edgar Smith, Arthur ]. Moore and Samuel
Stewart will act palleearerS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03
CARNEGIE OFFENDED CHURCH.
His Gift Refused Because Ee Is Said to
Have Put Shakespeare Before the Bible.
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Allentown. Penn. Jan z-Because Andrew Car
negfe IS reported once to have made tbs rernark
that the works OF Shakespeare were greater nts-a-
ture than the Bible Ebenezer Church. OF tha
Evangelical Association. has refused the Iron
kings gift toward the associations $, GOO
church organ. Some writing to Mr. Carnegie
to ask If he had ever made the offensive remark,
said that if he gave assurances that he had not
the gift would be accepted The meeting. however,
decided that this action hardly proper. and It
was finally agreed raise the required anouns
from members Of the congregation and thar
frie nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03

Major Woodbury. ''holdover'' commission
er has been promptly provided with first class
opportunity to show how much better work he
can do as a Tammany administrator than he did
as fusion functionary. 1t is sincerely to be
hoped he will not again give Tammany occasion
to describe the condition of the streets under his
control as "hideous"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

On the Minnehaha these sailed yesterday
Miss Alice Burdick. walter =. hsnry,
Arthur C1apton. A. G NoocnridsA
Mr.. and Mrs. = B. Grssett
On the Etruria were:
Captain Bowman. =. T. Proctor, y
Harold NJ Benjamin.. J. Barnard virgin.
Captain Kepple. r. ". e. sims Wooonea1-
Coioael Bradley King.
These sailed on the Philadelphia
Raymond d. Bengay. II. :. underwocA
r. A. Messenger. Nv. ". NoooruSs
J. c Silver. -------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03
NoRpENsKJoLo PARTY AT woo,

vlxo spain Jan DIR. Nordensk1oId and the
other members Of the Swedish Antarctic expedition
arrived here this morning. They did not land eus
proceeded 20 Stockholm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03

The idea OF hauling several carriages along an
ordinary highway with powerful automobile
illustrated by experiments in Paris this week.
has comparatively little to commend 1t. NO
matter how smooth the pavement, the friction
would be greater than If the vehicles all ran on
rails. and hence a larger expenditure OF power
would be necessary Possibly the system may
have advantages that would compensate for a
lack OF economy. but these do not instantly sug-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03
About People and Social Incidents.

son Of Mr. and Mrs Alfred W. Bates. AZ No. q
Washington Square.
Mrs Octavius A White Is seriously ns as hss
mouse, in AIadison-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03

Doubtless municipal officers were
both self-centred and weary on the day after
taking office, but It might have been expected
that somebody would have been thoughtful
enough to halfnast the City Hall faS out OF
sympathy with Chicago in its day Of mourning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03

The coolest December on record In New-York
is followed by a January which certainly makes
a promising beginning for Of the "old fash
toned" kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03

windows from the outside. could get at them and
replace the rags with clean hangings, to the
great Improvement OF the City Halls appear
aDCe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03

January gives promise Of much brlancy from a
social point OF view. and begins auspciously this
week with a series OF notable entertainments and
the wedding of Miss Edith Poor and Captain Coch-
rane In fact now that the Christmas and New
Years holidays are over. the actual business OF
the season has begun. and will continue without
interruption until Lent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03

Mrs William Douglas Sloane leads or tomorrow
with a large dance at her house, in West Fifty
second-st.. and it will be followed on Tuesday By
the fancy dress dinner dance which Lloyd Warren
gives at his house. in Fifth-ave, for his niece Miss
Charlotte Warren. Several dinners have been
ranged IN connection with the affair and the host
esses VIII afterward take their guests 10 the
dance. which Oriental costumes are de rizueur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03

Other dances Tuesday evening those OF
the Second Junior CotiIon at Sherrys and the third
OF the Tuesday Evening Assemblies at Delnonico's
Among the dinners scheduled for that night are
one given by Mrs Hamilton Mex Twombly at her
house in Fifth-ave; another by Mrs. George Win
throp Folsom at her house. in Gramercy Park. and
also one by Mrs George r. Read. Mrs. David NJ
Morrison and Mrs. George Rathboue Dyer have re-
ceptons IN the afternoon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-11
Nnf Qe6ems5cit cntitcat.

Gbicogo, 10. Sept. - Sri.
0tobeI Nc|berion Die S6pGgerin
BON 9eniumin i. CRAWFORD, &rGit-
bent Der o%gldtionol Biscuit Co." bel
oem iic III oeiien @obmung, Rr.12tS,
Sberi0uns0tou6, oilf gcIltt mar, cnt.
oedte beltc Morgen friib 3luci gin-
BREEDER IN ibrem 3ihmer. 0ieie
idIeltoertcn aus elmer 6loide aorbol.
idllre olf lie mo perbrnnnten ite i'm
8eii6t uno am Noden, 10 OuB iie fiir
ibr Seben cntiteQt iein miro. Die
Ginbred)er erbetteten cine Yortie
Silberluourcn mo Gdmldioden
uno madten lid Damn oouon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-11
poItmeilter SboIlenberger eincn De.
lilh.
Sine amcrifaniidjc WGuner : Gntfiib'
rerin.

9ll5 Hom miro geid)rleben: Ter
Gorticr Sans @o5 I'M @oitboic bon
9ell1no lit bon eiuer N%meritonerin
cutfiibrt moroen. @r lit 33 Sabre
alt, perbcirotbet uub Softer bon bier
&inoern; tie, Die omeritoniIde WftB,
lit % Sabre alt, icbr Id)on unb iou
iehr reid iein. 8Gite bon 9eQuno
brod)ten in @rfubruug, Dob ouS Eor.
den in ISeItro ieineu Sonigmonb be.
Qonl1, bon BORT nah Erimolano fuhr
uno cine flcine Spribfobrt nod
8ieu uno YoriS nn5lltreten geOod)te.
"a erlhien oieier Gage 9o3 ploblid)
pieOer III 9elluno, ober ALIEN. NJ.
les molte bie 8eifidte ieineS Ibens
terterS boren. Mber 9o5 blieb ltumm,
mie Elm Slid. Gtnige Reugierige
iudten ooS 3dtbiel 3u loien unb ia.
mel oobinter, Dob Die amerifnniidc
Wfib cine ACCOMPLISHMENTS WGn.
nerentfiibrerin lit. Der eritc Ont.
fiibrte mar Elm pcne3ioniiher @roi.
Der 5fpeite Elm 6Jorentiner 9arolt
Der brittle Der ld0nite Nann bon gel.
limo, Sans Soiepb Moria 9o8. BIS
@ieu botte iie i'm nod nit Sommets
pf0tden geitrei6elt, Sn EariS aber
tbot es ibr elm Sobn Der 8ronbe No-
ton an uno Der quite 1908 nuroe
beimgeididt. 0o Die MiB cine
woblgeipidte fir @o5 beitimnte 90rs
ie unb elm 9ricifen binterIoiien bat.
te, ais iie zines Morgens nerihpun.
Den NOR, 10 fam eS gu feinem trngi-
iden Gonflift. Sn ocm 9rieie Itonb,
tic mole nidJt LANCER ser 5rou ibrcn
Wonn llno oen &inoern ibren Batter
reuben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-11
Sumor aus Sdiilcrbeften.

Die yYoiener 2ebrer. 3tg." tbeiI.
folgenoe biibid)e Eroben aus Sd)ii,
lerbeften nit: 2oNisIaus Eoitumu3
nuroe orei Wonote nod Dem 5ooe
Ieiner Gltern aeboren. - Seopolo BON
0eliou gina bofit e~igenhGnbig auf
leinen 6elbern rmber.-0ie Ggpptcr
mideltcn lire Eobten 10 feit in bars.
getr1nfte 2einmonobinben Elm, 0ab
Iie lib nidlt riibren fonnten Goethe
ging iuieoer nod Seienbeim, nm
Srieoerife nod einmoI ms 8elidt AIT
treten. = Ils 0pctbe GIter muroc,
legte er lid ani ocn peit-oItliden
Gipan. Gie 9emobner Der Sdypei,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-11
Inti-M .Hartei in Utah.

SoIt cafe Gitp lltob, 10.
Sept, - Sine antimormoniid)c poll.
tiide Eortei bot iit in lltob orgoni.
iirt un0 miro IN menigen GaQen elm
%pollitGnOigeS Stootstidet olfIteQen.
SSn ibrer Elottform miro geiagt, Dab
Die BON ben Siibrern Der Wormonen.
Stride sur Belt bes @rideiucnS oeS
MunifeiteS oe9ebenen Ser
iprcd)ungen triigeriih uno maltirifs
tig luoren uno bon ocnieIbeu gebro-
den muroen, ooB beioe ulten Yartei.
organiiatiorelt eS mebr poer meniaer
nit Ben Wormonenfiibrern baIten,
bob Die tirhlide ScrrIhoit ser Wtor-
monen sur '3eit ollnGdtig lit uno
uidt gebroben meroen fam, 10 lange
Die @egller oerielben IN 3luei Eager
geipoIten iino. llnter Den 6iibrern
Der nellen 9enegung befinoet lid,
9unoesiel,utor &earnS. Die Salt
2ofe Gribute," friiber ooS Organ Scr
6epublifoler bon lttab, bat iid our
llnteritiitung Der nellen &ortei Der
pflibtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-11
6 il d ppertrt.

GoriS, 10. Sept. - Der Gltere
GoqlteIin mltroe belte bon cinem
Solsleioen operirt, unb 5rpor nabm
bic Operation on0ertbnlb Stun0en
in Nniprud,. IS bieB, ooB Die Ope-
ration polit6nOig gellngen iei.
Sr. @obroff in EetcrS.
burg.
PETERSBURG, 10, Sept. -
Inorem @%obroif, Der 5mcite Sefre-
tdr Der ruiiiidcu 9otidoit in @oib.
i1gton, fam bellte bier ot. 0a letrl
&oter itorb, m6hreno or iid) oilf Der
Eeiie bcfono, iud)tc 0r. 9obrofi I'm
cine Stelle in Der 9lrmee noh. Sein
@eiud muroe ober obgeihlogen. &r
9nbroff miro Notwithstanding nod Der
Ser. Stooteu 6uriidfebren.
= ii It Serbert 9iSmard
Ieioenb.
Berlin II, 10. Sept. - @S Iiui
niocripredenoe @erii6te iiber Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes SiirIten Ser
bert 9iSmord, Der bebenflih crfrant
in SrieorihSrub meilt. I'M llnIutie
Hob elmer Ieriion Ieibet er am Ma
geufrebS mo iein 3uitono iol bofi
munaSlpS ietn. Had elmer onOerel
Geriion iou Ger Shirt an elmer |to
maine-G ergiftutg leiocn.
Die g iiopoI .grpe0ition
mieoer bel nj.
YIpmoutb b, 10. Sept. - De-
0umpier discovery" nit Der britt
ifen Siiopol' Expedition an @ori
trnf beitte Nahmittag bier elm Uni
muroe bon alien arieesidiifen in
Safen berSlih begriiBt. Offi5iere uni
Otannid)often iino alle mobl.
Die groben Man0oer be
gonnen.
Eoris, 10. Sept. - Die gro6er
Wanoper lpnr0en beute nit 60,00(
Wsann bel Giion er0iinet. @s lit oas
alte Speraiionsfelb Waribaloi's &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-11
Num often Mrnnncl.

etne Wroracl-N nefoote er5G6lt ouS
ltnterboItun9ablntt yg9elt II. SuuS:"
Wis Mrongcl Hcgiment9 = Gomnlors
oelr gepor0en mor llnD lein Mcois
ment gum eriten Wolc erer5icrte, ricf
or Dor Se9inn Die Sffi5iere Dor 6ic
6ront. Die @erren ritten linn III
longiom, Gr iogte oesbalb: .Sh
bite, nod nal in5utreten," un0 ricf
Damn 5llm 5~rueiten Mol: Die Serrcn
Gttl5lere!" Die Scrren fumen aeru-
De fple 5upor in 9%cnobntem rltbiQcn
@olopp. v@enn i) Sbnen rllfc, mci-
ne 9erren, oeun fommen Sic in Gar.
riere; id bite nod )nlol in3utreten!"
Ills nun Die Offi5iere Sum oritteu
VOL gcrlfen mtrren id6 mar Ell,
Sogen mo @ettrennen obnc @lei.
derl; elm iunger Offi5ier mar icitcS
fellrigen Fferoes nift Serr unb rift
IN oollltem Solfc ieinen &egimcrits-
eommanoeur berortig an, bob eil
Vein oeiieIben iiber Den Gfcrocriiden
jlirlldgei6oben unh @rongel ielbit.
aus Dem Sit 9e6rodt. on ser Settle
letneS erIhredtcn. in longen SGbcn
Onnort eiIenOen EierOeS hing. Dit
Den Sdnoen belt er iit in Der WGb.
ne felt, ieiner Grippe elm merfmiir.
oiges Shaltipiel bietcno. Notoent
eS Inn gelungen mar, ieinen ,Slli,
aus Dem gitgel 5u 3ieben, lieB cr lid,
tollen lno beitieg oos 8fer0 zines
Wadtnleltters, Der aus Der Grontc
beraitS leinem Commandment notoe.
1ogt mar. &ron9el fam MN III SEN
oerIomneItcn Offi5ieren 3lriid unn
lo9te: $50, meine Serren, miinidc
Id bon sic, Dab Dos Geiten i'm Heoi.
meitt finftig betrieben mirO!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-11
Gtjicngclocr ucrtbcilt,
9e5oblung fir Sic 81 Monilo gefo.
pcrtcn ul0 5erIt0rten Sd)iffe.

Se5aDlllllg mr. DC 81 Wtntttld getds
pCrtcn uno 5erit0rten Sdyffe.
Sal bin9ton 9. s, 10. Sept.
- 0aS S6nBoeportcment bot nit
Der SertbeiIung BON GbcdS on Die
OffiSicre mo Wounihoften ser Slot.
te oeS gomiroGS 2ycluep sur @e5oD-
hing Der F%riIcngelher fiir Die III Der
S6luht bel Waniln BON Der nmeri-
faniihenS lottc mcggenommenen ipos
niiden 9riegsid)ifie begcnncn. Wion
rebnet, Dob Die iGmmtlid)en 2000 Be-
tbeiligten III Der 3eit bon ied1S bis
iieben Woden befrieoigt mer0en. I'm
ter Den bereitS ollSgeitelten GbedS
befinben iid) oie fir N0miral 9elpcD
i'm 9ctroge bon $iS,516, GopitGn
2amberton .unb Srou @orriet @rio.
lep, Die @itttue 0cS pcrItorbenen So
pitGnS 8riolep BON Der Olympia"
Ger lcbtbe5eidnctc Gbed belditft iid
auf $9413. 9ie 9crefmung Der Nus
tbeiIe rid)tet iif nod Der @roBe un0
Slrmirilug Der on Dem Gn0ogcmen.
betbeiligt aepcienen Sfiffe. 9anod
erbolten: 9opt. 0per, ser Gommml.
oeur Der Baltimore" $S0t1, Die Or
ben oeS Captains @ilbe pom 30.
lton" S5511 GopitGn Gogblon, Com.
monoeur DeS nHnlrigb," 1854, Ga.
pttort Via Wolfer, Gommonbeur oeS
yGoncoro." $3S34, bie Grben oeS ga.
pltnrs @oo0. Commanders oe5
"Setrel," $3.50, uno GopitGn Daniel
.. Soog'on BON .McGuQod" $t754.
Captain Somberton. ais Slotten.Go.
pitdn, erbGlt $5O5O. Der 8eiommt.
Setro1 meld)er 81 pertbeiIen lit, be.
louft lid ullf $50 1876, nno inn ga.
gemeilten peroen 0fii5iere Ii. @onn-
ldaften eiren Antbeil erbolten, mel.
der elnem Solo bon orei Monoten
gleif fpnlmt. ac'n Mitalieo Der
NannItaft erboIt ,peniger, oils 500.
Ger pcnlionirte Ibmirol Somes Gnt.
miItle, neld)er Souptmoihiniit Ser
Olympia" 5ltr 3eit Der Sdlod,t
mar, erb1lt 1893.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-11
ltnauacuebmc 2uftfahrt.

belton II, Cont, 10. Sept. -
Wnbel Sent, einem iil1gen W16ten,
meld)es Die Orange Sair beiildlte,
ipuroc Die 2llit an Ibenteiern nobeSu
perb1ngniBoolI. rGroi." Barter be-
reitete cincn 9lltflties in ieinem 2uit-
bollon Dor unb iragte lafeno, ipeld,e
iun9c Dame i'm begleiten lperbe. Sn
6olge nefiider I%euBerungen GINGER
iungcn Mdnner meloete iih Sri.
Sent. Sic nobm neben ibm olif Dem
Grapes beS SauidirmS Flus uno
IdoB in Die Sobe. Die 2ilititr0murtg
mari Den @oQon auf Die Settle, unb
Dem WGoden id)nitten Die Stride tief
III Die Sano. Der 2uftihiifer lab,
ooB er Den gbitieg idnea befuerfitel-
Iigen miiiic, INN sl p%erbinoern, bab
Ieine 9egIeiterin binobitiir5e. Gr IieB
ooS 8aS entlpeid)en; uno Der Sollon
lentte lid raid. 0as N1ohen blieb
lblieBlidl in Den 3peigen zines 9ml,
mes b0ngen uulo fam 10 nit Dem
Sfreden mo einieen Aitetlffnngen
bapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-11
8nr cine MIanifuriitin.
SelbItm0rocrin pom nGentrol-F orf"
nonrlte iid W}illic artgcr, olcin
Der Nomc NOR oifcnbor fingirt.

Hulllte lld WttlllP Hrllgcr, Qllt!H
Der Nomc mor o%iicnbor fingirt.
q m.O TO- september. -
Die &ci6c oc5 iungcn WtGodcn9,
ipel6eS an lctten Grcitog i'm Gen
trol-Bnrt" Sclbitmoro ourd Ser.
ihIilden bon aorboI bcging, lit &C.
tern oIS Die Nouifuriitiu Wtiuie
&ruger, 20 Sabre nit mo friiber in
9tr. 1874, Oit.84. GtroBe pobnboit,
bon eincm Serrn umo 6rou S5obu
WllliomS, mcl6e ongubcn, i'm Wtorls
borolgb,Sotel SIT mobnen, ioentifi.
3irt lporOen. Der Same lit %ofienbor
fin9irt. 6enn inn &otcl WorIborougb
mobnt fein @bcpoor Nomen5 @i(=
IiomS. @ic Die &cute ongeben,
mobnte Die Wonitlriitin friiber bel
ibnen uno iie lpoQcn lie Dor orei
Wo6en nod geieben bo6cn.
Dds Sntereiie fir Die if0ncS elbIt.
moroerin wor olrBcrGcm0bnli6 qroB
uno botte mobl icincn @rltno oorin,
bob am Mittlpod) 5ruci elegant &c
flei0cte 0amen in elmer prG6tigcn
Goroiie, mel6c om @ogeni6lng sic
perihtingcncn SnitioIen &. 9. ". &c.
trogen, oorgefobrcn, Die Qeihe beiid)-
.H .
ti9t uno oieielbc %oiienbor aud CT
fonnt boberL nenn lie iif oud nidt
oo5u betennen moltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-11
Nnf Seind) in @aibinaton.

nbington n, .. g., 10. Sept.
= Der oeutide Eoitratb 2ibroot,
luelder bon Der belitihen Hegierung
sum geiilf Der IusitcQung in ct.
Souis ueranIaBt moroen lit uno bel
oleler 8elegenbeit Die amerifaniihen
Solteinridtunaen ituoiren miro,
modte seiteul Dem Siilfs 9eneral-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-11

0oS StGotdlen 8arren, Sbobc.
lit ourh 6elter Seritort iuoroen. Ser.
Init 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-11
Die @rtcgSi6iffe i II
Shnnahoi.

Sbonaboi, 10. September -
Ter ruiiiihc gcoedtc Greu5er o9l5.
fol0" mllroe bciltc aus leinem bisbe.
riqen God cnticrnt nro neben oen1
ruiiiiden &ononcnboot nWonoihur"
Dor 9lnfcr qclcGt, 100 olld Der rllIiiidc
GorpeOoboot 3crlt0rer n@ro5opoi"
licgt.
IS lit bci6loiicn moroen, sic &c.
monml1gqn Der ruiiiideu &rieg$-
idiffe an 9or0 ser 2eBteren 81 lolien,
bod itcbcn Sdiffe uno Wonnidnftcn
inter Nufiidt Der lofoIen COLLECTOR.
Sen uno zines dineiiihcn Gononcn'
buotcS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-11

gen Die 9eutl6cn in 1870. Ger rui.
lllde ytiIit6r > Nttotc ruobnte ben
Ufonooern BET uno ruuroe nit benz
H1lte begriiBt: .Qangc Iebe RuB.
ioho!" Gin oertider }lttnd)e mobntc
ocn @%an0Oern 5um critcn @}oIe ieit
Gem Oeuti4 : fran30iiiden ariege bel.
01e 6ron3oien tpoQen einen arell.
ser uno 3m0lf 9orpeooboote nod
6ron5oIii6 : Godir China icnOen.
&ibIeS @ntQCgcufoms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-11

FortS, 10. Sept. - Ger 9eiut)
oeS Frin5en @eorg pom @riedenlono
on Den curopdtid)cn 60icn i'm Snte-
relIe elmer @nneriou Grcto'S an@rie.
6cnlono eriueiit iit ais 5mcfloa.
AuBIonO opponirt Dem 8oridloge
am itdrtiten.
Der 8eiu6 0cS &0ni0S 2(Gfonio BON
Sponien 6ei'm 9raiiOenten 2oubet
III bis sum ndfiten 6riibjabr Der.
i6oben uorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-11

0oB Scr nllf beute 8epIante grobe
Sturmon9riff gegcn &ort Grtbur
bis nGditen 0ienitag, Sen 10. Sept,
Oerido6en moroen iei. G8 lit ou6
nl0QIitI ooB Elm Dcitcrer Nuii0nb
bcihloiicn Wcr0cu mag ga Die So.
puncr ale 0cnfboren 8orbcreitungen
gu treffen beItrebt iinO, ebe lie ii6
mieoer uuf Die erid0pite 8%eioBung
lperfer.
Sin Gbincic, Scr Sort NIrtblr am
5. September pcrIicB, bcit0tiGt Die
friibcren 9cridtc pom ihmcrcna0m,
pfen mGbrcno ser Gage 5tpiihcu ocn
q. un6 81. Nuauit. Gr uno Uiclc
Nn0erc bdttcn Gag uH0 Noht orbci.
ten mitiicn, INN ole Go0tcu 5lt be,
groben, Die unteridieoslos ans Nui.
len, Gnpancrn rno Gbincicu bciton.
ocn. Gr iogtc, Dob in oicicn @cich.
ten bier Sorts in Der Idbc BON &ih.
lungIbnn BON oen Sopanern erobert
ipuroen. Die <iien iignaIiiirten
ben @ciobumqen 0ieier bier Sorts,
iif) ans ocnieIbeu 5uriid at 5ieben,
lporouf Die &aponer lie beicbtelr.
Spatcr mltrocn Die &opaner ollrd
OoS beftiQc 8omborOcmcnt scr <is
lem luic0cr gum Riid5uqe aus OCu
Sorts gc5umgcn. Griibcrc 9criNtc
mel6ctcn Bob Die SoponGr nG6rcn0
oicicr &dnlpic MIR Elm Sort eingc-
uommcn bdttcn.
Scit Dem 81. 9lllQuit morcn Ole
Simple I'M Sort 2lrtDur pcrbGItniB'
m0Big unluidtiqc. Die Hulicn ia.
ben IcitOcm ori Den crlUdbntcn bier
Sorts micocr @cihiiBc montirt, Ger.
ielbe Gbincic bcitdtiat mrd Den DC,
ridt bon cinem orCitdQtgcn N1griif
oti Sort Gtdun ON W}orgcn 0c9 2.
September. gl6 CT Sort &lrt6ur
uerlicB, bcreitcten 0ic Ruiicn iidJ
cncrgii6 Dor, ocn nGditcu Nngriii
ob5rihIoQcn Den sic &oponCr nu6
Den 9cridten Ger ruiiiidcn Spionc
porbereiteten.
Gin S6tff untcr0cGuugcr.
6befoo, 10. September. - Der
rAooi &rai" BON BORT &Irt6ur, ooS
gmtsblott ocS StottboItcr8 2(lcricff
iagt in Der Summer bonn 3. Septcnts
Der, BON lueldcr Gin GrcrupIor bierbcr
gelanGt lit, oob Die Sopoucr an Der
Souilo-9oD Elm 2u5orctb erridtct bo'
ben, unO beItGtigt %ierner, mie cS Den
Nnidein bat, Elm @eriidt, monod) cin
ioponiides aricg8ihiff an 81 .GlugllIt
bei'm 2egen bon Sceminen nilf Der
@0be BON Sort gIrtbur lt%ntergegona
gen luGre.
9oS am I. September an Sori3ont
iidtborc ioponiihc @eihmoocr be.
itono aus bcn 9coedten &%reu5cru
rW~iotltolbino," nGStiufuibio," n&oi6i-
Ooto" mo oStoibi~ neblt DEM San.
5erfreu5cr nNoiumo" mo 5n0li Cor
peooboot5erItGrern
Die aricgSi6iffe in
SbungGoi.
GbonQboi, 10. September. -
Der ruiiiihc geoedte 9reu5er oNS-
folo" mllroe belltc ans ieinem biSbe-
rinnn NnH nntfnr,1t mn ,,nhn1 Ann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-11
Hieiigc Gcrlult e.

YeterSburq, 10. Sept, Ito
No6mittoaa. - Mdbren0 beIonoerc
Nod)rihten bon Scr Sront benteSors
mittog nidt befonnt 9egeben iuur'
oer, beboilptet Iid ole Melbung bon
Der 9crpeeung bes ruliii6en SeereS
norolid bon Mlifoen.
General auropotfin loll iid on1
Tic . Yoiie bcfinoen. Sn5miIhel
mirb Die HGumung Wufben'S amt
lid nid)t 8u9egcben.
Nus elmer Meloung beS General
2icutcnonts Sodoroii 9ebt bcrpor
Dab geitern Sample niht itnttfun
oen.
Snfol9c ser Hcgengiiiie unb neger
bcS iiird)terIidlcn 3uitonocs allel
2onbitroBen fam Scr japoniidc Gor,
morid gum Stiuitono.
Siinqtou, 10. Sept, 1 llbr
NohmittogS. - Sin ioponiifer OF
fi5ier, Der nuf Ser Snbrt mad 9ai.
dou bier our6fom beridtet, Dob bic
iopontlden &crlrlte mabrcnb Der
lcbten Gage ouberoroentlid grob
luaren. @or Sort Nrtbur be5iifcrten
lie lid aui iiber 5000, mGbreno Die
Sopaner in Scr StIadt bel 9iou
yang oil Sooten mo 8eripunoeter
mebr oils 10000 einbiibten.
Gor Bort gttbur.
Gbefop, 10. Sept. = Sier ar.
gefommene Sapaner, Die Calm &c
tern perlieBen, briugen oieRelbung
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-02
Star Want Ad AgessssiissS.

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clts Hall
Freraent nrus Co. living stree.
ard Frement avenue.
w. a. Maasflsld a cs-, pruealse
I'D and jackson
orahs1,s Home Bakery. arcs Vat
eNenue.
C N Lshrdestf. cigar store, sisy.
eeeend
Thea HARRIS. 90 Pestofles. Rsntsn
Titles Pharmacy. tst ave. rerth
snd Harrison street J. ". Little
propr,etor.
esrlten a cs. Druggist. esr. s,e
-. and Pae. street South ssattla
p. A. Moers. essteftlss. 80. Psr's
univsr.lsS orva stsrs. uelVsrslo
Staten
newell 81 Phsrm.sy. toza HSwsn
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr. Clark. pro
erleter NS2s q. Madison.
cefanahis prus store, w, J. stud
ny. rnop. ceiaphla. Wash
Broadway Phsrmssy, ?, Z. Flshsn
prep- cts broadway snd Janice
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lsary's Pharmacy, as NJ Bread
wssi phone. unien ~.