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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-10

all over this county rs soon as
possible. II for nothing else than
to let the democrats hereof know
that their nominee for sheriff had
to 60 to Washington to get cer-
tiff Of character, and that the
best one he could beg was an ofli-
cial lie.
AS to the slurring reference of
Chips to the old soldier mail
carrier in this city, he Is not
nominee for office, and the TRIBUNE
is not engaged in running around
poking it's local nose into such
private affairs. II the Chips editor
enjoys that kind Of noscgays he is
welcome to them. But the carrier
referred to Is now able to attend
to his own duties, his assistant
seems pleased with his position,
and we have reason to believe the
report Is an intentional falschood.
Furthermore, II In quite apparent
that the editor of the Chips hasn't
very tender spot in his heart for
the old soldiers anyhow.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-10
MARRIED.

On June 2, 1904, by Rev. X. S.
Duncan at his home in this city,
NJ. B. Lotion and Miss Nellie Da-
Wis. Mr.. Lotion has home In
eastern Montgomery county, and
his bride was a resident of Cove,
in Warren county.
At $3.50 pm, June &, 1904, at the
brides home In this city, S. c..
Bishop and Miss Susie Maxey; by
Rev. II. S. Duncan. The bride Is
an only daughter Of w. A. Maxey
OF Montgomery, and the groom Is
a son OF S. c. Bishop OF Montgom-
e-y Co., Mo. The newly married
couple go to housekeeping in their
home near town.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-10

One OF the most unique events OF
the season was the progressive
driving party, given on Wednes-
day afternoon by Miss Benton Nc
Came in honor OF her guests Misses
Crownover and Mittman. The
many lady friends of the hostess
assembled at her home at 3 o'clock
and after arranging the vehicles in
order OF numbers drawn by the
owners OF the conveyences the par
ty started. Each vehicle lead for
10 minutes and then took it's place
In the rear. After about two hours
Of driving the guests returned to
Miss McCanne's home where light
refreshments were served. A most
pleasant afternoon was spent by
the guests In this novel way.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-06-08
John r. TREWlN.

The well nnown and reputable house
of John r. Trewin, located at the cor
ner Of Union and Coryell streets, was
established fifteen years ago, and to
day is the largest Clothing and Fur
nishing Store of its kind i'll Hunter
don County, carrying comprehensive
stock of Mems and Boys Clothing,
Hats, Shoes and Furnishings of the
most approved makes and at prices
within the reach of all. In December
last fire III the building caused con
siderable damage to his stock and in
March of the present year he brought
to Lambertville large and better
line of goods than was shown before.
His line OF neckwear made entirely to
his order is from one of the largest
manufacturer 5 i'll the country and
consists Of exclusive designs as are
also the line of negligee shirts which
are neat aud we'll fitting Balbriggan
and gauze underwear of best grade
from 25c. to S1.00 is one of the many
inducements at this popular establish
ment. In the hosiery line there are
novelties in tan, black and grey. \
speciality is made of Boys Bedford
Cord Shirts us we'll rs Mems Working
Shirts. Everything man or boy re-
quires is to be had here. Mr.. Trewin
by his energetic and sound business
dealings has secured sound footing
in Hunterdon County's commercial
world and is both popular socially and
in business circles. He is native
of Hunterdon County, a member of
Amwell Lodge No. II +. x A. NJ. as
we'll as the Lambertville Board of
Trade recently organized.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-06-08
UNION MILLS PAPER MFG co.

One of the largest rs we'll as being
one of the most moderuly equipped
plan is in this section of the country
is the Union Mills Paper Mfg Co, Of
New Hope Pa, makers of pure rope
papers, copying tissues, and colored
the volume of business has shown
steady increase until today the output
of paper is one of the largest in the
country. Over sixty employees are
ON the payrolls, and as the company
employ only the best skilled help the
quality of their products is stclass
i'll every respect. \ speciality is made
of Rope Insulating paper for telephone
wires and cables. The officers of the
company are Ferdinand W, Roebliug,
President; J. Parker Borden, Sec'y
and Treasurer, Daniel b. Oblinger,
Mgr. The plant consisting of several
substantial buildings, covers a large
area, and the machinery is of the
most approved make. The steady
growth of business during the past
few years has been such that the mills
frequently have to work day and night
to keep pace with the orders. This is
in itself the strongest evidence OF its
prosperous condition, and under the
supervision of progressive manage
ment it Is rapidly advancing to po-
sition of national reputation.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-06-08
FRED r. PARKER.

A representative man i'll the con
tracing line i'll Lambertville today is
Mr.. Fred Il. Parker who stands rs
one of our most substantial citizens.
Mr.. Parker is native of Lambert
vile and received his training under
who was an expert draughtsman and
builder and known rs the leading
architect i'll this locality for many
years. Mr.. Parker's father dying i'll
1900, he succeeding him to the business
which today keeps him i'll a very
active state rs he is constructing Il
number of houses ON Delaware Ave.
and other points, where he constant
ty employs force of workmen which
only too well testify to his constantly
increasing business. One of Mr..
Parker's notable achievements was
the raising of the roof of the New Jer
sey Rubber Cos. building and making
without interfering with the work
of the mill most extensive improve
lithlcs liz LUIS dioO ClCClCNt
buildings in Philadelphia, Pa, in
Pennington, N. j. and other points
that speak highly of his ability. The
grand stand and new grounds of the
l.. A. G. b. Il. c. which is only one
of the many contracts which Mr.
Parker has carried out i'll his own
town, none speak in higher praise of
his workmanship and exc cutive skill.
He has Just closed contract with AL
bert d. Anderson for S12, 900 dwell
ing. Personally Mr.. Parker is au eX
tremely affable gentleman and has
host of friends i'll Hunterdon Co, who
look forward to him to even excel his
former efforts.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-06-08
COR. BRIDGE AND UNION SITS. LAM
LAMBERTVILEE. N. J.

COR. BRIDGE AND UNION SITS, IAAMBERTNIIIE N. j.
Law Real Estate a
of and "A
o o
On about
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-06-08
HOOKER & STlNTSMAN,
NEW HOPE, PA.

Hardware, Stoves, Heaters,
Ranges, Carpets. Furniture,
Window Shades, Wall Paper,
Farm Machinery, Machinery
Supplies, Bicycle and Repairs.
TERMS NET CASH
TIN WORK IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-28

Solgenbc SpieIcr bes 9oItimorer
Clubs meroen fir Die n6dlte SoiIon
b~cibeboItcn; Stepben Griffin, oSngb"
Seornc. Sermos Wc6arlonb, @nl. y.
Ofius, Slioer Spmmers, Soiepb Hil-
~tberfnrb. Soiepb 6. 2pons nno Curtis
@eiqono.
SdIn9 cine SItnoe. -
@lodpen @iQioms, ein gte9er, muroe
geItern BON Yoli5eiri6ter Cor IN Der
liioli6en Stotion INN $40 neblt So
item geItroft, neil er cine blinoe We
germ, Sulon Inen, Die ibm oos
Solls perbot, aeidlu9en bette.
Ingebl de II nter Of | q
aung. - CHARLES Oiils bon Nr,
1850, 2orman. StroBe, mliroe geitcrl,
bonn aaoi Toe in Der noromeitIid)er
Citation Dem 8eridtSperfobren ilber.
wieien unter Der Mnlfuloigullg
1920 bon Geo. Stroits unterldlloger
5l baben. Gr coaeftirte oaS 8eli
Dor etipo elmer Wode ut0 nergaB at
deblidl oaIielbe ab5ultefern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-28
VeBt IN GdSerc SGnoc iibcr.

"" oeFonnt@ iino aagcn1ein putroni.
l'rfeS @eiddft in Oft.goltimore
ooh Ger 6irmo @e6riioer Hoier,
lleln ilbernommen. - 9. aonn
sons & So. gcben nod @aibing-
ton.
@er Experimentation bon 2.
Sonn Sons & So. Nr. 500, oil uno
oi3, Sio-9rooomap, lit Don Der
8trtla Hoienitein Bros, mel6e in
Solfllnore oeri6icOcne &Goen 6eiibt,
tuuTll1 ltbernonmen luoroen. @r.
SefulS Hing bon 9}r. 3t6, Goro-
eDorleS-S troBe, elm b%efointer Hedts.
allioolt orrongirte Den @erfouf. 60.
lenltenn Bros. mer0cn ibr nciles Be
lIBtblim am %. Gftobcr ontreten uno
Que oltcn 9h1gcitcQtcn Der 6irmu
9ohn III ibrcn 9icnitcn bebulten.
0lrd) Den Nlturi oc9 8ci6Gftca Der
tSlrmo &onn miro Die 6irno Hoien.
item Bros. inn Gtonoe icin Elm Sc.
ldatt III Der Sorm zines o&" ein5lis
rldten, luelbeS bis sur Go~itern,9Ipc.
lolltell miro, Oidt bintcr DEM iebigcn
@ebolloe Der 6irmu Hoicuitein. Die
Sltn1nle, tuelde be5oblt mlr0c, lit
lltd)t befannt, oof idGbt mon, ooB
lie etluo $250,O00 bctrng.
Die 6irno Hoicnitein @ro9. lpuroe
Dor 30 Sobrcn gcgriinoet, luto iebt
beIitt ie bereitS @GOcn in Nr. 5O1-
SOB, Sii0-9rooopop, Nr. 423-l25,
Sito-9rooomop, Nr. 523-525, Siio
Srooomop, II. 9tr. 22t, Noro.Gutom,
StroBe. @egenp6rtig beItebt Die
6irmo ans oen @3. Siibor, Siaoc,
Wiaiom Notbon, Econ utlO SEIZE
HoienItcin.
Gem llebereinfommcn 5lioIge ioll
ongeblth Ole Girma @. &ann Cons
Y so. iid) bereit ertlGrt bobenL in Dol
tinore fem @ei6dit mebr on5rlfon
ger, lrnO iid) poaitdnoig INN ibr be,
0%elttcnoeS @eldGft in @olbirgton
g., 81 befiimmcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-28
Nnmnfrr Wrcslan4 i'm Safen.

9ampfcr ygrcslan" i'm Sufen.
Ser 0ompfer langt bier nit aojit.
ten. un03miidenoeds . Paiio9ie'
rem an. - @erihieoenes ponScC
uno 6ofen.
Ser Compiler o8reSIuu" pom
Noroo. QlopO pniiirte geItern @or-
n1ittoQ 1910 Cape @enrp mo miro
6eutc Morgen gcgen 8 llbr am Pier
03r. 9 Al Occult = 4oint unlegen.
Inter Den aaiiiten Baiiagieren, 0e-
rem Namen bereits i'm n9eutiben
GorrciponOenten" genannt lullr0en,
befin0ct lid aud Srof. Buul Soltpt
bon Der y(5obnS Sopfins' llniperli'
tat" fcrner 6rau ". Sdmiot, Got
tin Oes Srn. ". S4ni0t bon gtr.
6tS, SiiO 8rooomop, uno Sinner.
Nbfubrt 0ca o8ranocn
BURG"
Ger 0umpfer, 9ranoenburg" pom
g}orO0, 9lopO, Gopt. Is. 8OlterS-
oorif, fG6rt bcute Na6mittug nit y
Gaiiitcn. uno cttuu 100 3lpiid)en-
beds @oiiogicrcn bon bier mad
Bremen 5uriid. 5n Der aoiiite f0brt
4rof. ". Roie, Der oeutihe 8ebetm.
rot6, Ser in ct. &ouiS oils elmer ser
8rei9ri6ter oeS 9cpurtencnta Der
it0ncn &iinitc iungirte, 5uriid; Ter
ner @r. mo 6rou Is. 9tcieniobn Don
Chicago, Sis, 6rnu 2oriic Sail.
idcin bon Baltimore, Yto, @r. $.
}lbrcn5, Bremen IelltidlnnO, Sr.
Sacob 9lItcrabcrGcr, @nibin0ton, 2.
e., &r. @eorg 9ori6fc, Noibin8ton
g. s., &r. un0 6rou 3. ". Bauer,
Springiielo, 8, &r. Heinb. Bauer,
Baltimore, 6rou ellie G0rncr, ct.
2oli9, DO, Sr. un0 6r0n N. $.
@crladl Baltimore, sSruu Glic8ons
iel, Cincinnati, ., @r. .. .. Il.
@oifmonn, Sr. S. II. &oifmam unO
Sri. &otc VI. Sopocn, @oibington
9. e., Sri. Safe al0dncr, @euoire
., Or. elliott &. YrentiB, @oibing.
tom 2. e, @r. un0 6rou N.SdmiO
BON Baltimore uno @r. Sobn Suiie
BON Gpun@pillc, &nO.
Nuf Der eritcn 6obrt &C.
i%unfcH.
Sic Barge g}r. 80 Ger STANDARD
Oil &c., mel6e Dor einigen Gagen
I'M S6lepptolt oeS 9ompferS nGbi.
cago" bierbergebradt murOe, iont
am Montog 9lbenO am 6llBe Der
GlintonitroBe. Mon gloubt, OoB
Die Barge oui nod nift oufgefIdrte
@eiie Elm 2ef befam uno lant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-28
Gcines, gut gegubrenes nnb Angela
gertes Bier

lit Der @eiunobeit autrGglid). Dos ans
Der bieiigen ,Mmerican Srelperp"pon
Srn. Ssreo. 9auernid)miot berporge.
aonaene sSolace'. 8ebr1lt miro u1tcr
oelien eigener gtuiiid)t bergeIteIlt.
0oiieIbe lit lieblid I'M @eidn1od, al.
aenebm ST. trinfen unb miro bon bic.
ii9en dnerfonllt tiidtisen Ierjten aIS
obiollt uno Die @eiunobeit III bobem
@raoe ioroerno be5eidnet. aQe gllf.
trGge iinoeu prompte gitimerfiam-
felt. 9rauerei tt04-1t2S Siuell
Ctr. Eel. 6. & Y. 36i, Mo. ti9t.
(272l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-28
0na g9cttCr.

1nS @cttcr.
Sir g}ornlouO mo ocu Ciitrtft
Columbia tribes @cttcr un0 perdr-
0crlidc, mciitcn4 OitIi@c @inoc.
Ger b6Hitc Recommendations mar
70 6ruO nm I llDr No1nittaga.
Ger nic0riaitc Gbermomcteritono
iuor G3 @raO INN q llbr W%toracn2.
WHttlcrcr Woromcteritono 299I.
&odinltb $50 NIor9eu9 mO 932
9rbruoa.
Ger b6ditc Stono Der Gcmpcrotlr
mdbrcuo Der IcBtcn 81 Shmocu in
Sen uahfol0ruOcu StQotcn mar, ME
iolNt:
Gnitport 81, &ortlon0 GO, @oiton
GI, Nlbuu 81, 9}clu 0orf -, &bilo-
0clpbia IL, GtluuticsGiD 10, Cape
Ylou -, gSoibinqton rs, 9%}orfoIt IS,
NuttCrao -, Charlotte IS, NiImind.
ion IS, Gborleitor Sc, Souonnub 80,
~&adioupiuc 90, (Sltpiter rs, acgsl3cit
ST, gltluntoS6, Wtontgomerp 81. 9}clU.
Grlcans So, @oleitinc 80, @alpeiton
Sc, Corpus GbriIti 81, M}empbia So,
Cincinnati so, Yitt96urq IS, CSmego
IS, 0ufialo G6, Glcuclon0 81, Detroit
G6, @upcuo g, WiorQuattc IS, @rccn
Ban 20, GbicuQo 81, Gltllttb 81 ct.
Yuul 10. ct. Hollia IS, &oniu9sGitp
%. Omoba so, @lrrou 81, @i0nlord
81, @iaiiton 81, &opre 7G, @elcno
GL Sdlt Cafe Gitu Sc, 0elpcr so.
Iortb Elotte %. 0oOgc GitD 80.
2tuoriQo 81 mo 9o9 NnQelc3 IS.
NoIttifhcs. Sn Nodpiac
tritt bclte Die Contention Der 0enlo.
frnten BON 6. GongreBOiitritt 5%lliont.
men, nm cineu Gonoi0otcn AT uomi.
nircu, ga icner 0iltrift icitber I'M.
met cine qrobe repubIifoniihc Wtebr.
belt dbgegeben bat, nlod)t iid) inter
ben NppIifontcn nm Die Domination
feline grpBc HcQidmfeit bemerfbor
God iinO Die 9emofroten ~iiber5erQt
Dob iic trobocm i'm Stonoc icin mer.
oen, nit cincm 9lrten ocmofrotilhcr
Gongrcb.G onhi0utcn bic rcpubIitoni.
idc Wtcbrbeit III re0ll3iren, lucnil ser
Gdnbibot aid nidt crtpG6lt mer0cr
ioute,
@eute Iben6 itnoct cine Gonfcrcli
I'M hen&ouptQltorti ltoit
Inn ben @ou iiir Die Gampognc ms
Stolen 5l b%ringen.
&cute Nodmittog miro scr 9ldtb.
8. BreO. 6. Cabot bon ieiner gtoni.
nation ais 0emofratiider GorgrcR,
GunOioot 0eS 5%lpeiten 0iItriftS oft.
6iea IN &enntniB geiebt. SEER 5o!,
bott bat Die Scrrcn noh icinem &ollic
IN &utberpilIe cinqelo0cn.
&crionoI Noti5cn. - Sr.
2(Iire0 9Itm Der Gbef.Gonitruftcuu
nes MiniiteriumS fir 0ficntlime 9olt.
ten Der %prcubiihcn He0ierrng, troi
ocItcrn in Baltimore Elm. Gr bciId,tc
NIT Sru. @m. :, golnq Dem Gbcf.
Sngenieur Scr Baltimore Ohio.
@obn," Die cIeftrii9en Nnlogcn iener
0obn.
@r. Somuel s.. 3und, Stills.
8lbIiotbctor DER Gnod %rott 6rci.
9ibIiotbet bat rciignirt, nm cine
Steae OILS Gbci 9ibliotbctar in
8rdno &apiO& Mid, m5unebn1en.
Nm ieiner STEELE mltr0e Sr. 2ouis
$. Gieblmann elmer Der fGbioItcl
9eomten Der Stauta @ibliotbef in
annapolis, eriu0bIt.
- 2ieutenaut Sreo. Z. Grotc. @ot-
Tin utO 9otter iinO pon elmer l6noe.
rem @ergniigun9arciie nod G~oronto.
9fiagara.6a4s, Buffalo, @hiIooelpbic
mno 9lttonticsGitp nod Baltimore 5t
riidgefebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-28

Gin alter STREET. aufQc
ri d t. - Sin @ortgefed)t iibcr
ben Whltb ser SolOotcn ouf beioen
Seiten m6breto Oe5 8iirgerfrieges
fiibrte in Ser Montog Ia6t in Siio.
Baltimore 5u 8bGtli6feiten. 5obn
BURT, Nr. 1926, &uQ-S Strobe, ser fir
oie Gonf0oerirten ii9 begeilterte,
muroe i6lieBli9 bon ben ltnionIcus
ten Gotrid @. Gloonol, Nr. 1923,
Slta-S trdBe, un0 Hobert Hilep, Nr.
1926, Suits trqBc, gon5 iGmmerIid
ber6allen, nit 6iiBcn getreten mo
nit einem Sootidl6ger iiber 0en
9opf geidlagelt. Eoli5eiri6ter Cor
i6lidltete geitern ben Strcit, iuoem er
Gloonon Tim $50 ut0 &ilep INN $25
beltroitc, Hilep wuroe ouBeroen
Dem @ert6tSperfa6ren iibernieiclt
neil CT Dem Sltrf cinen 0ian1ontring
I'M 8ert6e BON 1925 uno Gigentbltm
OeS @irtbeS Geo. 0uQ, Nr. 1917
Ni6oIionsS troBe, BON Singer ge5o-
gen bnben iol, mGbrenO er biiIfloS
uuf Dem 9oOen lag.
Gntiprang ieinem 8Gd.
ter. = SiilfS.S Aeriif Sobn Gpper
bon &ent-Gountp befinOet ii6 in Bal
tiinore unO iltdt nod Dem 10 Sabre
alten Gihoro SoffmorL Ger in ser
NGbe Der iooenonnten nbloueu
Bride" Der Baltimore Cbio.9 obn,"
umgefdbr cine bolbe Wieile bon Wtount
@inons, bon cinem IN Yemegrng be.
finbli6en 3ugc iprnng mno per
idtpono. &offman iolte nod Den,
StootS, Nrbeitsbouic gebroht rperoer.
Ger SiilfS-S heriff 9mpcr trof onl
Nbeno porber nit ieinem @efonqenen
aus &ent.Gountp eiu uno molte ocr.
ielben iofort oltf Der 9ohn nod lei.
nem 9eItimmnlngSotte bringen. Sofi.
man iuor megelt Srltnienbeit mo I'M.
orocntli6en 9etrogenS 81 feds Mo-
natel1 perllrtbeilt por0en. 9liti Ser
&eiie idien CT iid) ouBcrgeluobnlid)
onltdnoi9 81 b%enebmen, mo ouf Dem
3ltge IieB Der Siilfs.S heriff oen Sc.
fon9enen allein libell. YloBlid) itieo
Der iun9e W}onn bon ieinem Site oltf
rno Iprang bonn 3uge ob. Ntitrci.
Icnoc nladten Den 9eamtcn altf 0uS
SerIdipinben leines @efon0cnen otf.
mertlom. God molte Der CONDUIT.
teltr Den 3ltg nidt iofort gum Steben
bringen lonOern belt crit in Wount
Wi1anS an. Der Siilfs.S heriff lief
5ltrild, 0oh fullo er nibtS NnOcreS,
ais Die Sticfel bcS 5liihtlin9s, ociien
Spltr CT bis nod) &lein'S Gorf Der.
toIgte. 0ort perlor er bieieIbe ieood).
9ret neue GIepotoren
wer0en I'M q oItomte Ell NJ
9eribtet. - Mit eil1em 0ieier
Gleoatoren pliroe geitern eine9Srobe
NH elller Sld)erDelfS : Sorrtd)fllilg
gentud)t. Ger glepator lpnroe im
oberen Stofiperfe oil einem tempo.
roren SeiIe befeitiet, no6Oem oaS
ltoblerne aobel obgeIoit iuor, mo
NIT 100 Yfu1o ertra belaitet. 0ann
lpuroe ooS Sell b%urfidNniffen. Ser
Gleputor if)ob babel MIR Z SUB nno
& 3oa, ebe 0ieS MISUNDERSTANDING
Den 6obrItubl aufbielt. Die Erobe
nrrIirt ,us,r,.A,,4G4, orf ,lnrpih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-28
ScrabacIcbte Gaiiitcnprcile

bon Baltimore nad) @renlert nit
rNoroocltiden 2lopb" 9anlpferr
$31, init 0ampfern1 Main," .8beln"
mo Dgtcdar" $33. EbeoborS 8.
9icner&Go. O., ia OIt.2erinator.
Strabe, 3immer Ger. 8. l237-2
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8iaiae Ieiic nadJ Scntidlano.

Shiffsfarten foIten iest MIR $50
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon 9nlti.
more nad Bremen. @egen meiterer
ustunft penoe man iif oil 2 Deo.
Diener & 6 o, i'd Sit3Ser.
en.Str. 3immer Nr. 3. (tS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-28
SGrnsSeftiuu 2abor= 9Dccnm.
GrDffnumg Der Surnifnlc Miitt:
iuDdl, ben 28. September 1904.
(270,2)
l21O,2l


@rtrunten.- SbomnS Willer
BON Nr. 1917, Iliceoma-S troBe, En-
troltt 9citern I'M @ofen on Ser eight.
StroBe. Seine 2ei6e mltroe 9egelt
3 llbr NuhmittagS bon Ser Wonn.
idoft ocS Eoli3eibooteS n2oman" aus
Dem @oiier gefiift mo nnd ser
@obnutg oeS Eo0ten gebradt. Mfiil-
Ter mar ouf einemYrabmen Der, Gan.
ton Chemical So" beib6ftigt, Ser Ell
ne 2noltng an Ser @erfte Der Yorf.
GiuersSinie beforoerte. WfiiIler botte
gegen bolb 3 ltbr zines Ser Seile an
Der Merfte befeItigt lno polte Elm
@leiheS nit einem onocren t6un, ais
CT ooS @leidgemiht p%erlor, ms
@nlier itiir5te lno nidt mieoer Gum
&oritcin fam.
Seihnom iOentifi5irt.
- Die Seid]e Oes Monnes, Die am
SamItog I'M @oIier am @ier GER. ~
Sigbt'S troBe gefltnoen mltroe, lit ge.
tern Worgen ais Die BON @0luorO
WtcGormif ioentifi5irt moroen. Cine
Shmelter, nit Der er in Nr. 1tt6,
8uilforo = Ioemle, mobnte, IteQte
lid IN Der Worgle Elm uno crfanrte
Ben @rtrunfeuen. WcGorn1if mar
81 Sabre alt nn0 Inllge 3eit Hepor.
fer filr mebrere engliid)e 3eitu11gen.
Nier1oro meiB, Die er 3it ieinem Soo
fam, ood) nimrtt man al, ooB er ser
Wcrfte ST. nobe fam, oaS @leifge,
midt perlor ult0 ms @oIier l~tiir3te.
WtcGorttid tranf 5u 3eiten i'm lteber=
NAB. Coroner Heinbarot, ser Die
Seid)e unteriud)te, iagte, Dob iie mir
lpentge Stunoen i'm @oIier geleeen
boben t0unie. Die Sdmeiteru beS
Sooten meroen fir Die 9eeroigung
lorgen.
Gas g oItimorerSr ouen-
Y olle9" eroffnete ieinen II, Sabres'
SllrlltS mo YroiiOent Sobn i. 8pu-
der, Der crit geitern bon Hittsburg
jllrlldfebrte, no er Der 0eeroigung
ellle5 Der Srltitees b%eigeiuobrt bate,
belt cine fllr5e Inipro6e, oerel
Sonptlo1e BARN gipfelte, Dab er Die
lltIgen 0omen ermlabnte, in alien
solder bodit ebrIih 3lt iein, IN aIler.
erltell Stnle ibren Gltern gegeniiber,
lbreiil @ott 9~egeniiber uno gegert ale
UfitIdiilerinnen.
Hnlieb amer GufentbaIt.
alS geltern friib cine Wetae ST.
ldattsleute bon Noro-9oltimpre mad,
lbre1t @elf1ftSlofolen in Der mittlc.
rem Stoot Inhreu, muroen lie an Der
Noro-eDorleS-S traBe, obcrbaIb Der
Nortb'gpente, Oilrd) einen 4oblenno.
gen ilobeju cine poue babe Stunoe
olttgebolten. Mtebrere berielben Der
rllBten lbre 3iiae ouf Der Giicnbobn.
Us %lan1melten lid 5ebn @oggons an,
che DER 6ubrmonn oeS aobIehmoaens
es Der Wiibe tpertb fanb. fem 1itbr.
rcrt 10 5n Itellel bab oie g8aaaons
rosliren fonnten.
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Spe5ialsGrfnriiun an Suuntae, Den
2. Sftober,

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NithuOdJ, Den 2S. september 1904.
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