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Sdltffsnnd,rid,tcu.

Sem Yorf, 6. Suli. - qnae.
fommen lit Der 9ampier nGitta 81
Nopoli" bon @emta.
Mbgefobren iino sic 0ompfcr
~Selltonic" rad 2%iperpool uno ,llni.
teo StateS" nad &openbageu.
2iperpooL 6. SllIi. - Scr
0ompfer nSceanic" lit bier einge.
%troffen.
Gberbourg, 6. SllIi. - Der
9ompfer rYenniplpania" trof bier
elm uno iebte feline Geiic nod) .Som.
burg fort.
QneenStopn, 6. SuIi. -
Scr 9ompfer uSoronia" bon 2iper.
pool lit na6 Bolton abseiegeIt.
Sontb a nj y 0 II, 6. Suli. -
Der Sompfer 0&uiler @ilbelm ser
8robe" bon Bremen ieste feline Ieiic
nad New-Oorf fort.
9oper, 6. Sllli. - Ser 0ants
pier ~@rdf @~oIoerice" bon Sombllra
lit nad NeD-Yorf peiter gcfobren.
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Sodluaiier in &anins.

&anaS y, Mo., 6. SuIi.
aae Str0me in aanias iino in
Sol9e Der beitiaen 8esenaiiiie Der
lesten "a Stunoen ailsgetreten mo
ipeit perbreitete lleberifpemmllnget
berrIden. Sn emporia, Solina urlo
@pplrm : Gitp lit Die Sahlage be-
oenflid. Sn bieiiger llntsebllng lit
nod fem GROCER Sdaoen eingetreten,
obipobl Der aon. unb Der Wiiiouri.
Hiper bod angeidpoaen uno I'M
ibnelen Steigen iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08

Die @eiBen iolIen abge.
6 q d) tet meroen. - EpliSei.
Warldoa 6arnan erbielt geitern
Wtor9en ein ononpmes S6reiben,
ipeldcs bon Der Baltimore = 2oac
gtr. 1913 Der .9lof BROTHERHOOD"
fam, uno in meldem ongeorobt miro,
Dab am 4. Slili 1905 Elm aQgemeines
abldlodtcn Der @eiBen I'M Siioen
beginner ioa. SIS beibt in DEM
St)rciben, Dab Senator Gilman bon
Siio : Gdrolino,f @onperneur 8ar.
1telo, Gr : @oubernelr Smith unb
Senator @orman BON Morplono ols
erlte Spter ouserieben iino. Ser
Sbrelber oes ononpmen 9riefes
lo9t es %beltonocn bereits 92t 2oacr
Der "Stpor5en 9riioeridoft" mil
$4,000 Witglieoern. Die lid, ale nod
itno mad befpafinetcn; oen 2oaen
troten aud Negerfrauen Bel, tpeld,e
Ole Ttllper Der WetBeIt QbId1lQdlten
ipilroen. Gas Sdreibcn enoet mil
Den Worten: vllnfer Motto lit Ser
3oo, nnIcr 3iel lit @eredtiafeit lrnb
Tlnoifotion, unier 5elo lit Ser Gil.
Den, Der Soo alien Hegerboiiern, Der
600 alien Snmilien." IorldouIor.
nan lGBt nadforihen, Oh es cine iol.
DIE @eienidait rpie ~SdyparSe Bril-
oeridaft" gibt.
unbebeuteno perIett. =
gei einem 3uiammenitoB, Der iid
geItern Gberto an Der @ap-, nabe De,
SrontitroBe, apii6en einem @oegor
Der @opitraBen , 2inie uno einen
&arren ereignete, fielen SRI. Mnnc
8osner bon Ger. 1929, EreItmanitr.
nno 5rl. Sennie Wears bon Rr.519
Noro : VineitrnBe, pom @aggor
nno ipuroen leidt perlest. sic pei
gerten lid, nab eillem &oipitaI 81
gebet uno inbrcn nad Sauie.
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tDllr0e bon Dem 9lufieber Sobn 9uiter

lpllr0e bon Dem aufieber Sobn 9uiter
9erettct.
Gin Tfero BON Ser Sibe
II BERN 0ltigt. Gin Efero Der
vInlericon See COMPANY" muroe &C.
tern Nod)mittog on Der Eenniploa-
mia . Ioenue uno 2anpaleItroBe bon
Ser &iBe iiberlpGltigt. @Gbreno bas
Sbier ltiir5te, ipuroe Der @aaen sur
Settle gcldleltbert, ipobei Der <t.
iher Soiepb S6olisfi lei6t am red-
ten 6llBe nerleBt nuroe.
II ollie. - Srou Sitlia u.
Wtper BON Ger. 3t3, Siio.GbeIter. Str,
~Itiir5te 9eItern &ormittog an Der
Galtern.Npenue uno Gbeiter.S traBe
bonn @oggon gtr. 1867 Der ,Nolano.
Eorf " S%traBenbobn . 2iuie" uno
ipllroe am aopf uno ref)ten 9(rm Der.
lest.
- Ser % Sabre oIte Sront Mos.
miller ppn Scr. 1900, @oro.S SPRING.
StroBe, puroe an 9ienitoQ blr6
einen Stltr5 bon einem Nortb. Nuc..
acknowledgements nobe Der Sur.
foro.Ipenle idlimm am &opf Der.
lebt.
@aioIin @rploiio n.--@in
Nlarm bonn Gaiten 9tr. 541 rief Die
Sellerlpebr gcitern Ibeno nod BEN
BON &. 2epis ais Wirtbldoft un(
8rocerplaoen benusten 8ebdube Nr
sol II. SOB, China 8 Ilep, moielbl
baburf Seller e%ntItonoen lpur, BAT
Srou 2cpiS bel Dem S6ein einel
Serge cine @allonc @oiolin abiiiltc
0aS gon5c Si%nterbous fling Seuer
ltno Die Slumnlet trugen ii6 aud
ouf oos Saltptgebdiloe iiber, 10 boi
$1,000 Sfoocn ongerihtet lpurbe, ebt
Die Seueripebr ocs 5ellers Meiiter
lpllr0c.
Grant Gdrbol e.-0er
9 Sabre olte @olter 9ettalter, Sobn.
den bon Srn. BERNARD 9ettalter bon
Nr. 2121, Wontroie.S trnBe, tranf
geItern IN cincnt unbeipo6ten Il1gell.
bid GorbollGurc. 0os &inb ipllroe
noh Dem n6ranflin.S qilore.Soipi.
tai" gebrad)t, moielbit Die Ier5te iein
9efinoen nidt ais gefGbrli6 erabten.
User IT Scr Wonn?- Snl
Sofe oeS oclltiden 8oiienbouie3
lullroc aeitern Nofmittog 1at llbr
bonn Yoli6iiten Hobert Z. Eortcr bonn
mittleren 0iitrift Elm Wtunn in belill.
mlngsloien 3uitonbc ouf9efunoen.
SIM uStoot,Soipitol," nobin Der
Wtonn IN Der Inlblllon5 beS mittleren
0iltriftS gcbradt muroe, Itclte eS
iif beroils, DOB er an elmer 3li 9roBeil
0oiiS 2altoonum lit, iebod) boifeil
Die ger6te, i'm ipieber bcrltcllen 81
%f0nncn. Die Eoli5ci elallbt, ooB ser
Wtonn ein 9eluilier Soifnlonn lit,
wel6er friiber AT Der 2owltrobe
mobllte.
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Samucl 6. 9. Stuurt on So6n
Sboolbreo etc, Rorboitieite Gorf-
tpooos, nabe Sutton. aoenle, 1910
bel 81, @rltno5ins $65, $500.
2oura gilbert etc. an Oscar 6.
Srem, Noroieite Rortb. goenuc, nabe
9oltonitroBe, t6.5 bel 100, $3.50.
Marp 9. Sooper an Groncis q.
2ambert, HorOieite Nooiion., nobe
Snoepenoenceitrobe, % bel 100.
@rrnb5ins $3.50, S..
Hobert 8. Speooen etc. an Morio
@. Gppeiion, SItieite Sutton, nobt
2ofapette- 9lpenlte, 2t.1t Bel t0t.4
@rrno5ins 1882, $500.
Gleranber 81. Souibop an Sum.
mono S. 9ugan, Srititee, 8eItieitt
ser 8aco-, nobe Saratoga.S troBe
1916 BEL 60, $t275.
CHARLES g.. 9odman Il. q. onWart
Wepers unb @atte, Sitieite Der ga
roline-, nabe Brott-S traBe, 1874 be
sc, @runo5ins 500, $500.
Mortbo 6. Galloway an GabeG
Galloway, Norbmeitieite Der YreBt
mani, nobe 8ioiiion'S trabe, IA bel
y, 8runb5inS $40, ST.
WtorriS YonoiieIo u.g. an anoreas
Hodnbo Ii. 81, Oitieitc Ser Caroline
StroBe, nobc gaitern.apenue, Is bel
70, $3.50.
Wtliom 6. GolpcrS an Sronf g.
Hoipe, Noroieite Der &iges.Npenile
nobe Gppleton.S trobe, IA bel So.
8rnno3ins $50, 5000.
@tliom S. @ortiu Ii. 81. an @oo.
gle G%onopon, Noroicitc ser grott.
StroBe, nobe aacp, III
bel GA, @rltno3inS $33, 800.
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YrnRoentidjafts : Ganoibaten Ser
Susialiltcn.

REM Dorf, 6. Srli. - Ger
bier togenee Nationol 9onpent ser
loilaltlttiden arbeiterpartei bat Srr.
Sbas. $. Gorresor bon Netu . 9ort
gum Vrdiioenten unb Srn. 8ln. W
Cor bon Sainois gum 8ice 4. YrGIi.
benton Der Scr. Stootcn nomiuirt.
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gigentbii M Ii Dies ia nj.
mentreffen. 8Gbrenb bes &c,
mitterItlirmes am 0ienitag Ibeno
puroe Sr. 2ouis 6. aromm bon gtr.
1905, observation-disclosures, mGbreno CT
in ieiner @erfIt1tte, Tr. 631, 2igbt.
StraBe, lab, blir6 einen 9libldla9
betaibt, uno iein 0ruoer @cora iplr-
DC, oils er an Der 2igbt. lino G6urd-
StraBe bon ieinem Wdgen obItei.
gen moate, ebenfalls ollrd einen elef.
trii6en Sdlag betGubt. geioe be.
fanben iid geitern auf Dem 8ege Der
8eiierung. Sr. Geo. &romm ideini
i~iberboupt elm menidlifer 9lisablei,
ter SIT fem, oenn bereits inn Sabre
1901 ,inb 1902 mnroe er in Heeos,
bile, N.@G, olird 9lisi9ldse be
tdubt.
Wdhf I'd sum a. SuIi
- ST. Wiaiam S. Sling bon Scr. 24S
Noro-N CUNT StraBe, batte lid ge.
tern in Der iiibpeitlifen 8oli5eiIta
ton onf Die ACKNOWLEDGING gu perant
tporten, am 4. Suli 6eueriperfsforpel
oerfauft 81 baben. 9ie gnidnloi
siina fpuroe inoeiien bonn 9oli5eirid,
ter prompt absemieien.
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Idiebenen Spielpldse.
lleber 1000 Ginoer ba6en iid) II
Den peridieOenen Spielpl0sen De.
yainoer : S~pielplot = &ereins" als
y@Qite" eini6reibeu lulien. Sic Der
i6ieoenen SpielplGte, meld)e iest Of
fen iino, befinoen iid:
I. 9rolun Wentorial Spielplot
&iperlibe . Eorf, SRI, Gongoen, 81
rectrice; SRI. Gillian Steoens, aiii
Itentin.
2. Council 5pieIplat, SeitliGt
bobere S01teridule; Sri. @roce @e.
nable, 9irectrice; Sri. Map 9inglep
giiiitentin.
B. gmmam,el Spielplob Mr. I,
Gboie- unb Mc0onogbitroBe; SRI. g.
Gougbp, 0irectrice; SRI. SopbicSto TO.
feIt, Iiiiitentin.
A. emmanuel SpielpIot, 9tr. 3,
0Darp-, nobe @eltltroBc; Sri. Gmmo
Morgan, -lrectrice; SRI. @%euitbofi,
GliiItentiu.
s.. emmanuel SpiclpIob, gsr. 3,
8ennlploaniu . goenltc llno Gobert.
StruBe; SRI. @li5obctb 9roofe, 81.
rectrice; Sri. Sonet SlrrnbuQ, alii.
itentln.
8. emmanuel Spielplub, Ger. 4,
MoelfeltroBe, nabe Sren1ont . Mpc.
Sri. Wottie &ou, 9irectrice; irl. ~.
Woorman, aiiiItentin.
Z. Ilioc. Congregational : Spiel.
plab, elliott uno GooncitroBe, Gan.
ton; SRI. Mturgoret Smoin, 0irectri,
&c; Srl. Marearet Bird, Iliiitentin.
s. @omon's College . SpielpIob,
9tr. I, Hiogelp-, nobc 9orrcitroBe;
5rl. @argaret McGorb, Girectrice;
Sri. Morguerite gtc6ee, aliiltentin.
8, @onlan's College 8 Spielplob,
Scr. =, Sanopcr-, nobe @inoerItraBc;
SRI. Wiloreo Rife, 0irectricc; Sri.
Goitb Hice, gliiitentirt.
10. ct. Widoels SpiclpIob, sc.
oerol Sill; SRI. aatbarine SonIon,
9irectrice; Sri. 9llice Crane, aliilten.
tin.
IL. 8embrofc = Spiclplob Gitp.
Spring Square; Sri. &ubp @oi.
tber, Girectricc; SRI. 8otborine Sir.
man, giiiitentin.
-. ct. Worp's Spielplot, Sontp.
Den; SRI. 9eiiie Soopcr, 0irectrice.
10. 0ruiO 'Sia Eorf Spielplob,
9ruio Sill Yorf; SRI. Goitb Seed,
9irectrice; Sri. &aIborine @ortbing,
ton, Iiiiitcntin.
H. 8qtterionu Torf Spielplot.
Notterion : Bart; Sri. Clara golo.
min, 0irectrice; SRI. 2ouiie Sorri.
man, Iiiiitentiu.
10. Carroll = Eorf 3 SpieIplob,
Carroll Eorf; Sri, @oric Moie, 81.
rectrice; SRI. @elert Sacobs, aIfiIten.
tin.
16. Clifton . Eorf . Spielplob,
clifton Harf; SRI. &otbarineSines,
&trectrice; SRI. Gillian Sines, IIii.
itentin.
II. elfriogc Spielplot, @lfriooc
Sonbirg; Sri. Sbeo Socob, 9irectri.
&c; SRI. Glen S6onridl IiiiItentin.
glth otbIetiid)e Snitruftion ipirb
olt Den SpielplGsen ertbeilt. Sr.
Sbco. &iitler, @cnerol : Sllperuiior
Der otbletiiden SpieIc in oen Horfs,
urto Ieine Iiiiitenten, bic $50. G.9elt.
e~rleir, Sbos. 3ebnter, Carl Sulton
llno @m. @cdcr, BADEN iid bereit err
flart, bcn &inoern Snitrlftion 81 &c.
ben.
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0iamanten unb Sdmudfaden.

Diamanten unb Sdmudfa4en.
M. s. Sppcnbimer & Cons, 321,
Weitz8 Baltimore trdbe.
Q~uspGrtise II. einbeimifde probufte.
Dampfmai6inen, aeHel unb pumpn.
Waldee Steb6ins &c Sons, Charles
unb 2ombarbsS trabe.
Drosuens Sanbsr.
@ilpin, 2unsbon G Co., 3OO-30a.
Deft>2ombarb= StraBe.
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*** Sir cine 9ompfer.grfurIion
an Sonntag, ben 10. Silli baben iid,
Die 9iitrifte 103 uno ia beS D9eut.
id)en llnteritiibungs- 9unoes pongol'
timore" ben pr66tisen Hlat Sair'
pieip am Hod Greet oils 3iel oliser.
ieben, mo ben Sbeilnebmern on Ser
auf's Sorgiomite porbereiteten Gr.
furlion llnterbaltun9en llno @eluiti.
aungen ieoer grt, iotpie ait6 Grfris
ld)ungen oar9eboten iperocn, 10 OoB
lie oltf einen aneenebmen, pergnii.
gungsreiden Gag refnen f0nnen.
9ampfer fobren bon 9ooion'S @erf'
te, am Sub Der Yorf'S traBe, Nor
gems UNI A unO 8 ll6r, iotpie Na6mit-
tags I'M 9 llbr, ie 5ebn Winllten ipa.
ter an 9romn'S @erfte, ferner INN
$40 WorgenS llno 2.20 Nad)mittogs
am SllBe Der SuQ.S troBe, Occult
Eoint, anlegenb, gum SeitpIabe ob.
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gngroSz d Gfte.

Selrp anefsIp &c Son, s. Oitspratt'
StraBe.
Sunter>W bistep.
70. CANADIAN e Son, 205-207. 30.
GambensS traBe.
Rorburps Hpe>W btstep.
5ifber Bros. Co.. 406, WeItsG ambsns
StraBe.
aaffee - eebrmnt unb unsebrannt.
Sbe gnterpriie Coffee Co.. 528, Rorb-
GalpertsG trabe.
2anbpirtbfdaftIife @erdtbe unb cd.
mereten.
@riffith &c Burner Co., 2O5, @orb'
PacazS trabs
Srnamentale DrahtsN rbeiten.
Dufur C Co., 81, M.sSOparb>S ST..
pubs unb Weibpaaren.
4rmftrons, Gator & Co., 1O6-108,
Soptinssp laee.
Sbiiren Genterrabmen unb Rouleaur.
Sranf 8. Watfins & Co., Yratt. un6
preftbent>S trabe.
gntetait>9ef1dfte
Diamanten unb Shmud1dhen
Welib .. Bros. Co., 1923, Hprb.
GhdrlessS Strap.
gtnnenz unb Deibipaaren.
Mebsers unb ginmodesW erf5euse.
s. g. pfeiffer &c Con, 200. HOrb'
Paca'S trabe.
glart e Stepens. 212 Iorb>gbarIss
StraBe.
8u6banblung.
@untber's beutide gudbanolung.
S08, Sit.9altimore. StraBe.
GrtebbOfe.
2rubon part Cemetery, Office ~
l WetsS aratogasS trabe.
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@egme1er
npn smpfegleustpertben Sinans.,
Gnsrus. unb Gnbetail. Geidaften.
Gtnan5telIeA

SaihSts
5irf Rational gant, 16, Wef.Sara>
zStrabe; S. .. 5ersufon,
prdiioent; $. 9. 8ilcor, aaffirsr.
Sarmers' anb Wer9ants' Rational
9anf, 301, gtorb>G bdrles> Strabe;
@bas. 8. Crane. prGfO.nt; Garter
9. Ssburn, aaIfrer.
Seutide gdnf, 2erinstons unb SoIis
bapsS trabe; u. $. S9ula, Yrdii,
bent; &uguit Weber, &aiitrer.
Commercial unb 5armers' Rational
9ant, Soparbz unb 9ermansGtr
Neftern Rattonal 8ant, Ii, Iorb,
GutGOsS Strap; Spibua 9. Sarpep.
Prdfipent; 80. Marriott, Raifirer.
8antiers rnb Mat(er.
SambletoK &c Co., IL, Ofs2erinstons
StraBe.
Robert u. Sifbsr 6 Co., 200, ct.
YaulzS trabe.
Bantiers.
Gleranber 8roipn &c Sons, galti.
more. uno 9aloert-S trobe.
SruItz@ompagnie' n.
Sbe Security Storage &c Sruit CONS
panp. 10, NortbsQ penu., fertist
Seftamente aus unb funsirt ais
Observation-Disclosures unb Ra9s
laBperipulterin.
Merrantile Sruit & Sepofit 60, 61C
-612. gatbebralsS trabe; Spbn
Sin, PrIiibent; Sobn McSenrp.
S4abmetlter; $. R. Walter. Setr.
Marplanb Sruft 60. gourtlanbs unD
2erinstonsS traBe; 4uan We2ane,
Ssqueiter.
2ebensperiiberunsssg ompasnis'n.
Marplanb 2ife S%nluranee Co., 410.
@sitz 6upette> Strabe; 80. $. 8lads
foro. prdiibent; Spbn 70. Sanion.
SetretGr.
Seuers9 Der ii4erunsss Meenten.
Hobul Sniurunce Co., 210. Off
G~erinSfpnsS trabe.
9eriiderungsz Comp.
GONE Srisnblp Societp, 1926. 2inben'
4penue.
5eueri9ere M0bels 2aserung.
5he Security Storage &c 2ruft Co.,
49,, Nortbz4 penue.
Srdham's Warebouie, parfzM penue
unb DolphinsS trase
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*** Der rSreunoidofts . 9ino
Nr. 9" miro bclttc abcno s llbr in
Sprcngcr'S Soae, Nr. 213, &orO.
@opitrobe, feline picrteIidbrlide 8e.
Notwithstanding bolten.
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9auboIa. Sbiiren unb Jenfferrabmen.
otto 0uder &c Co.. prefitent=S trdbe
unb Gantnns Mpenue.
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Bidder Requtften.
She Wpers &c 9ids Co., 104. Slb.
!SotparbsS traBe.
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Bidder unb Gonbt.or=W erfaeuse.
Iuguit Waas, los, SanoperSS trabe.
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Baubolaz6 GnbIer.

Sbos. Mattbtps G Con. Canton.
Npeune unb 4lbemarle< StraRe.
Geo. s. Sloan &c Bro, Ala. Eight.
, Strabe.
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9runbeisent6umss Mdfler.
pierce 6. Dugan &c Repbep. 16.
2erinstonsS trabe.
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pubs unb Wsibpaareu.
4rmtrons, Gator 6 Co., 1O6-108,
9optinssp lace.
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Srnamentale DrahtsM rbeiten.
Sufur C Co., 81, W.sSoparbsS ctr.
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8ledz unb emaiGirte Stdblipaaren.
Ratioaal gnamelins C Stamping
Co., 100, SanopersS trube.
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Staot Baltimore.
Spiclplate cr6ffnet.

Atebrere Sauieno. ainoer amiiiiren
iid I'M Sreien. = Sage Der Der.
id)ieoenen Spielplase.
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2anbpirtbfdaftIide @erdtbe unb cd.
mereter.
@riffitb &c Turner Co., 205, Morb'
pacazS trabs
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Sbiiren Tenferrabmsn unb Rouleaur.
Sranf 8. Watfins & Co., Yratt- uno
prel toentsS trabe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
YOUNG THEODORE
S HUNTS I'm VIRGINIA.
Special to Tie Times -Dispatch,)

Especial to Tie Times-Dispatch.)
h FRlDERICKSBURG VA, Jan. a.
Workmen. digging holes to q great depth
for planting the tall poles OF tho South
ern Bell Telephone Company. which Is
Building n new plant here unearthed to
day number Of human bones, teeth,
etc. near st, Georges Church. In Prln-
cess Anne Street. 1T Is not known
whether these arc the bones Of soldiers
lLuried during tho Civil War ~ are those
OF persons buried long years ago, when
1t is said that the street named was
frequently used for burying purposes
Tho members OF the congregation or
the Methodist Church pounded their pop
ular pastor, Rev.J. S. Hutchinson, and
family, last night, Tho congregation OF
Rev. ID, IT,. Coleman. of st. Mary's Cath
Ole Church, similarly remembered him.
Surgeon General p, NJ, RiXey, United
states Navy, and Mr.. Teddy Roosevelt,
son of President Roosevelt, enjoyed u
leM days ago, Il hunt in CulpeEer county,
andlhad fairly good success, While there
they we're tho guests OF Mr., Russell
Smith,
The public school building at Meetze,
IL, ,Fn,ullier county, was destroyed by flre
d fow nights ago, The origin of the ire
is unknown XXX aGs5+e s4sA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
DEAD MISER's CLOTHES
LINED With MONEY

Special to The 1,in3 plspatch.)
+ OMAHA, NHsp,sssl 49, lS;tl;srs sss=aFor many
years John Walkst : 4. a.skb !, 9 Omaha. had had
.worn. wed lii TIE .llnIs.gs ofshs closhes,
more than s25y6t65 iii void Sand bills, swhi's
.: es entlng--.a picture of abjeet poverty
rwo strangers asked for appointment as
administrators OF the estate Of John
Waller, who died a fewA days ago: In
South Omaha. He worked for Armour
&: Company .,on a small, salary. The
al1xietysof the pair aroused4,Iudge Iialers
curiosity. Walker was on the bed In
his apartment.
The court clerks hand accidentally
came in contact with a hard substance
In the coat lining. 1t was $50 piece.
IN and down the seams Of the coat.
TROUSERS and vest were rows Of similar
coins Tho shoulders Of the coat were
uaGded with sloO and $50 bills. II, the
innings Of his shoes other greenbacks and
gold pieces were found. The clothes
Yielded thousands Of dollars. There were
two certificates Of deposit3,in the Pack
ers' National Bank for $500, Of recent
date. Walker is thoughtGto have a sis
ter in Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
WHILE TlLLMAN ATE
PASSENGERS WAIT
Senator Held Through Train
While He Got Ills
Breakfast,
lsaeclal Id rhe TImes- pIspaleh.l

(Ssecial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
AUGUSTA, GA. Jan. 2.--The fact that
Senator Ben Tillman can hold u train
Will, the grace and ease with which ne
uses damn" inlecturlng on his favorlte
theme-Tho Negro Question-was demons
strated here yesterday
Senator Tllman was passing through
Augusta and was eating breakfast In the
dc pot restaurant when he dlsregarded the
conductors call of ''all aboard for At
,lanta," and finished eating his smoking
meal before boarding the train.
When the conductor announced the de-
purture OF the train, the senator sprang
from the table, knife and fork IN hand
and napkin stuffed in his collar, ran 10
the door, and called; Hold that train"
ond tho conductor did hold the train till
tho senator finished his New Years
breakfast,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
HE KILLED !.
WRONG MAN.
a Dispute Over Wine aFollowedf
by Fight With Butcher
Knife,
THREATENED TO kILL ( |: I. WIFE. IL: ).
She, With Her Children, Left
Home, and the Wine Revcl
Followed.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.) Il
NEW YORK, January 2.-Charles
schaup, who was twenty-eight years old.
OF No. Isl Prince Street. Newark, was
stabbed and almost instantly killed yester-
day by Charles Mason. a man of fifty
nine years, of No. pol Broome Street,
Newark, at the Mason home. Mason and
his wife, Margaret, with his step-daugh-
ter, Louise Schmidt, and his step-son,
Willie Schmidt. have for some tine been
occupying two rooms In tho basement
in the Broome Street house. He threat
ened to kill his wife and her children
yesterday morning, and they left the
house and went to the home of George
Geopfert, at No. 220 Charlton Street: #
Thcreupon he went to the house and
found Schaup, Mason and another man
playing cards and drinking. He had ar;
ranged for Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Schaup and
others to follow him to the house. and
they reached there while the men We're
drinking. Mason appeared to be annoyed
at the coming of his wife. but became IN
svolved In a dispute as to who should go
for more wine. Each Of the men Insisted
he would 60. Mason according to the
others who were In the room. without
any warning, jumped up, exclaiming:'
5 "I'll clean you all ZIP" St}i
USED BUTCHER KNIFE.
Then he began to use q butcher. knife,
about eight inches long. He first at :.
tackled schaup, who was nearest him, and
cut him through the breast and abdomen
killing him almost instantly, lie then
turned on Geopfert and made a. similar
slash at him.. Geopfert jumped back as
the blow was aimed, and tho knife sla shed
down through his clothing and, Inflicted
"a scratch fifteen inches long across his
body. The wound at no point was an
eighth OF an inch deep;
Gcopfert aimed q blow Of his fist at
Mason, and Mason. with the knife still
sdripping with blood. turned and ran out
Of the house, and Geopfert followed him,
viii his clothing gaping open where tie
knifo had slashed 1t. block from me
house Policeman McMlnfen stopped Ma
son. and on hearing Geopfert's story
tool, him to the Fourth Precinct statlola
House. There Mason said he had NOT
Intended to xiii or injure sohaup, but n haa ~
intended to kill Geopfert, He was Locked
IN on charge Of homicide ana Geop,
fert, Hedrick and Mrs, Mason were he1a
as witnesses Ff7S.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
A NEW cARNATIoN
One Originated by Mr.. |, Witty w
That Is Attracting Attention.

IhatSlS ATTRACTING ACtellt1OIl.
rhe current numbers or tho Florists
Revlew',Eand .Florlsts' Exchange, !" both
contain notices Of tho discovery Of an
Important new carnatton plant In this
city, which promises to create almost as
much notoriety as tho celebrated Mrs.
II. w. Lawson flower. The carnation
originated with M, "a. Witty. Who mas mas
greenhouses on the Brook Road, known
as tho ola Harvey nursery grounds 4. S
Tho new flower Is what florists call ~ q,
sport and came from the recent sem
sational carnation named "Enchantress.
This, one OF the greatest ofsall 3carna-
;tions. was sent out ono year ago for tho
first time, 1t was grown by the orr gina
tor OF Mrs. Lawson. which Is It's pollen
3parent. Tho color is a light daybrea
pink deepening towards the center. 1t
mea surcs nearly five inches In diameter
and has stems over thirty-six inches In
5lepgth. q,
rho new sport flower Is a deeper glls-
tening pink, something akin to the Law
son color but q much lighter ana more
nleasing cerise. The first of the new
flowers has been crossed with pollen from
another variety by Mr. Whttty. IN order to
secure seed.
some idea OF theevalue oftthls new
& liant from q commercial standpoint may
Le surmised when it is known that over
3lo 900 cuttings, or slips of Its parent, the
Enchantress, were sold last year X at
twelve cents each.