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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-15
FRANK WILLIAMS TIE MAN,
So Say the Party Sent to Identify Him.
as the YadkinvilIe Robber.
Especial to News and Obesrevr)

Especial to News and Obesrevr.)
Spencer. n. c.. Oct 14.-Dr. 7. r.
Harding and a party from Yadkin-
Vile returned to this place Yesterday
afternoon from Charleston. S. c..
where these had been summoned to
identify one Frank, alias Billy" Will
city under the charge of blowing open
Treasurer j. A. Logan. sof Yadkin
county, on the night OF September
and also robbng the postoffice at
Yadkinville of about $500. The
amount stolen from the county treas
urer approximated $4,000. Williams
was positively identified by members
of the North Carolina party as the
man wanted for the deed and for
whom a handsome reward had been
offered by the authorities at Yadkin-
Vile He was given a preliminary
hearing Yesterday before a United
States Commissioner and bound over
to the next term of Federal court at
Greensboro.
Postoffice Inspectors Reddy. Of
Greensboro, and Gregory of Columbia,
have been actively engaged in working
up the case since the theft was com
mitted and feel sure that they have
the right man.
n League of Criminals?
Ned Murphy, who is known to have
been in league with Williams. made
his escape from the officials when the
latter was arrested as did also one
other accomplice whose name could
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pense is not one which defendant can
be called upon to repay.
Wherefore, the defendant respect
fully prays this court to order this bill
taxed in accordance with the fee
bill as prescribed by the United States
Revised Statutes, and that, when re-
taxed, the bill be duly and properly
itemiZed. Defendant further says that
the items above objected to- as being
contrary to the statutes be stricken
from said bill Of costs.
And defendant will ever pray.
The A. & n. G. Railroad Co.,
BY POu & Fuller,
OF Counsel.
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travel as compared Win water travel
should it seems to me call for cor
responding strictness on the part OF
the governing power. And with this
oversight of employees as to their
efficiency should go on oversight OF
road beds, cars, etc, just as now
exercised over ships.
Thus can railroad travel be made
many times safer than now. With the
present random mode of selectlnR
railroad employees upon whom the
lives of passengers depend. the
wonder is not that so many of us are
killed but that so many of us escape.
Q. w. BLACKNALL.
I[ittrelI N. G..
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-15
Glenn Sets Old Moore on
Fire.
Continued from Page One.)

to fair crowd. Armfield spoke first,
making a strong. able speech. Page
description of what sort OF man
Roosevelt is was truthful and conVlnc-
ing. His proofs from Roosevelts writ
ings why not only Democrats should
not vote for him but why no self-re-
speeding Republicans could do so were
convincing beyond contradiction. The
audience was attentive and by fire.
ouent applause showed that they en-
loved the speaking. There is no doubt
but the speaking did good here.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-15

Trains due to leave Ellington sta
ton at AS a. m. and 2:45 y. M, ana
reach Raleigh at 9:4o IA. m. ana $50
l.. m.
Trains due to leave Raleigh at 7:20
a. m. and 4:15 p. M, with the eXccp-
tion of Wednesday and Thursday, on
which days the afternoon train VIII
wait at Raleigh until 5:15 for the ac-
commodation of visitors to the Fair
Train and Fair tickets will be on
sale at stations where we have agents;
and passengers will please purchase
same from agents before getting on
train.
JNO. A. MILLS,
Pres. and Gen Mgr.
Raleigh, n. c., Oct s, 1904.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-15
Music at The Fair.

In addition to Levins uniformed
band the band of the Blind Institu
| tion-an excellent organization
will play at the grounds each day
during the continuation of the Fair
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Special Rates to the State Fair.

on account of the North Carolina
state Fair. the Raleigh & Cape Fedr
railway Company will sell round trip
tickets to Raleigh. N. c., from differ
ent stations at the following rates
tickets being on sale from the 18TH TO
the 22nd. good to return on any tram
up to and including last train OF Mon
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-15
Another Diptheria Case.

Another case of diptheria was re-
ported yesterday in the person of the
five-year-old son of Mrs. 'Neva Will
iams, who lives at No. rs Fayette-
Vile street. This is the eleventh case
reDOrted
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-15
Gaining Continually.
Buckingham AngIO-SaXOn.

buckingham AngIO-SaXOn.
Mir Hardy, who travels for the News
and Observe" Was in town yesterday.
This paper is gaining continually in
public favor. and Nr. Hardy had no
trouble in finding new subscribers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-15

The busy man is never too busy to
welcome the caller who has more
money than time.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-15

Pfttsburg, Pa, oct. 14.-By winning
todays game Cleveland took the post
season series from Pittsburg. FIVE
games were played, two were tied ana
of the other three Cleveland captured
two Score. p H. T..
Pittsburg 100000 OIL 2 2
Cleveland 20 0 o. 90 2 2 "a IL 2
Batteries Roberdale, Flaherty and
Phillips; Hess and BemlS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-15
On the Diamond.
ID, the Associated Press

ST Louis, Mo-, Oct. 14-After losing
three straight games the St Louis
National League team today struck
a batting rally and won.
ccore. r. II. e
Nationals 10000 010 SIS 10 4
Americans .O000 ? 0 0 0 %
Batteries: Taylor and Butler Petty
and kahoe.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-15
FROM $27,p1.
DOWN !. 5 70
Free Lunch Attorneys in
A. & N. C. Grab.
SEEKING FOR PICK UPS
Ask Big Witness and Typewriters Fees
and the State Files Exceptions to
These and to McBee's Un.iiem-
lied Heavy Railroad and
Daily Feed Bill.

From the sublime to the ridiculous
and yet full of effrontery still. is the
fall in the demands of the five legal
firms which engineered the Cuvler at
tempted grab of the A. and n. C. Rail-
road.
1t was $1,000 that they pleaded for
with tears in their eyes and vacancy
i'll their pockets but not getting this
they now ask the miserable sum of
$50, which means just $4 piece.
CThink of it > to the legal luminaries
who fell down in the reach after the
$4,000.
And typewriter fees. and witness
fees they ask Also. and in the wit
ness line they call for cash to the
amount of $277.30 for % witnesses.
when only one. Mr.. Henry A. Page
was examined.
And Woodville w. Fleming the
New York legal light walls for 1896
to pay for typewriter copies of court
papers. while Cuyler wants So. a five
spot William. to pay the expenses of
the surety bond he filed when the ill
advised grab game. which changed to
blind-man's buff. began.
These things are in the bill of costs
which the clerk of the Federal court
heiS bCCl dShCd W IoiA II IloiS DSSii
made out and will 90 before Judge
Purnel. The full amount is $1.000.S6.
Don't forget the Sc cents
But the attorneys for the A. and n.
G.. Railroad have called halt. and
have filed an itemized bill of eXcep-
tons which sets forth why the costs
and the typewriter fees and the Guy
Ter William of five plunks should not
be paid as also why tWo-times-eX-re-
ceiver Bunch McBee. should eX
plain this big feed bill and railroad
bill for two days.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-15

And here is the way the a. and \.
c. attorneys come back and for the
reasons stated object to the paying or
some of these charges which they de-
clare illegal and out of all reason.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29

miiiGr Iguilor begriiBt uu0 nit Ell.
mem pr06tigen Sottel, Oeiien anopf
ans Silber beitebt, bei6enft. 6rau
Hpoieoelt erbiclt elm Goien6ouquct.
gluf Dem @eee nod ben iapaniiden
@arten, melhe Der @r0iioent 3unG6It
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0eS &rGIioenten eridoute, begriiBtcn
ole inter ser Wenge befinOlidcn So.
porer Srn. &%ooiepelt NIT Iebboften
y9on3ai"s (&urrab) .&lfen. 0erFr0-
lioent ~onttuortete nit DEM @ortc
nNipppn" (Sopon). Ger Graiioent
ltno feline 8egleitun9 begaben itfJ
nob Dem in oen @drten gelegenen
Sbeebauie uno nobmen BORT @rfrt-
ihungen Elm. @Gbreno Ser FrGli'
bent ietnen Ibee tronf, pro6n5irten
iif) ouf einem Ser 8olfone 5tuei be-
riibntte ioponii6e 8ehtcr in ibrer
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ser 9unit ser beioen Mfduner IllS.
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acknowledgement @ebGuoe mebrere al.
tertbiimlid)e H%iiItungen ut0 @uffen
an, 8obrcno oe8 fltr5en Altfentbols
ties OeS Er0ii0enten in Den iopoui.
iden @0rten modte Der ioponiihe
GllSitellung8 . GomniiiGr Sogtmo
Ole SonnellrS. Ser 8rGIiOent oerfiig.
te iif Damn nit iciner 9eqleitrung
nod) Dem DeitliAen GoDil(on, nm
BORT cincn SmbiB ei%n5u1tebmen.
Der Smbib I'M ipeItli6en Yopil.
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iprudl unO bei'm S6luB erbob ser
FrGiioent ietn @loS mo logte:
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brtn9en, bel meI6em eS nidt bieler
&ortc beoorf,oo mir inns eufod ats
ruben uno umiebeu mo ms nidt
NIT Heoenboltcn heih6ftigen. SD
tuiinIde, Dab oieicr Sooit Itebcno &C.
trllnfen miro 5t Gbren bon Senton0,
Der eilten iebr m0dtigen Gi,tiluB o,ti
sic Yolitif uno Die @cihide ocS
2onoeS olsiibt 49, Die 0omc, nel,
dc I'M eiBen &oilic Sen Goriib fii6rt.
dc I'M 8eiBen Sarlie oen &orIil
fiibrt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
Sctt tits NtorS.
Der Spiclcr @uD Hode erliegt i%citcr
SduBnerleBung.

Hem 0orf, 81. Nop. - Gur3
Dor 10 llbr geltern g(benb ltorb @itp
Gode, melder am Nafmittng 0c5
9anflagungStogeS Dor Dem oWorl.
borough = Sotel" an 8rooolpoD unO
37.StroBe ongeblidl pony 8ig 6ront"
Seton I'M @erlouf zines StreiteS
nieOergei6oiicn nuroe, an ieinelt
G%erlebungen, uno Der ongebIiGe
SbGter, Der bis jeRt ieOe S6uIO in
Abreoe 9elteat bat, obgleid err bon
Dem ollf Ben 900 getroffenen Nonn
ais Der SbGter bc5ei6net puroe,
oiirfte iid iebt olrf Die Gnf(ooe beS
Sooti6lagS 81 neralltiuorten baben.
CAB oie Serlebung einen tootli6en
IlSgong ne6nen miir0e, marc boz
%bornberein BON Den @er5ten I'M ,gtelu
Oorf Soipital," mobin Der 8ermurl.
oete gebrodt uurOe, porouSgeieben,
uno eS puroe ii6cr6oupt ais eiu
NllllGer betrddtet, 0dB or bet etller
Iolden 8erletlmg 10 lnnge leben
fonnte. Die altgeln botten mebrere
Srgone i'm llnterlei6 our6bpbrt utto
obne feline mlberorOentli6e 2ebenS.
froft mare Ho6e i6on melt friiber
Den 8%erlebungen erlegen.
Der ongeblide 8b1ter, mclder ais
BETTER eineS befonuten SpielbolieS
gilt, trug olld geItern feline biS6er
ge5eigte obiolute @lei6giiltigfeit 3ur
Sdau. @r mar obiolllt ltn5ltgdn9a
li6 uno lieB nidt einmol ieine i1tims
item Sreunoe 81 iidL unO 5lUor ultf
Hotb leineS @npoltS. Gl3 i6m ges
itern gelagt pur0c, DOB Hode ocn
Gag nidt. iibcrlebcn miiroe, ldiet
bieS nid)t oen gcringiten @inorlid otf
i'm 3lt MAIDEN, un0 er Oertiefte Ith
in Den SrboIt elmer 3citlrng, OILS
ipenn Die Hofrift ibnt nid,t ooS 8e.
ringIte angelo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
RieOergrfnaGt

Gin Ginbre6er in Settings allf ben
3oo oertpunoet, elm anoerer Der
baitet.
Sem gorf, 81. Geob. - Sn So.
things, @eIt6eIter . County, tpur1e
geItern friib elm ginbreder BON einem
Eoli5iiteu gei6oiien unO toOtIid per-
lett uno eiu onoerer Ginbreder uer'
boftet. Ser @ei6oiiene nounte iid
@iQiom @eIib BON Yonfers, Der ans
oere Grreitant rannte iid) 5uerIt
6ronf 3unL Damn @iQiam 0epo
bon Youfer8. Sic batteu es auf oaS
SauS Oes rei6en 6abrifanteu SenrD
Seioenberg am 8roaorpap, nabe Der
8ren5e bon 9obb'8 6errp, ob%geieben,
lparen aber eutoedt poroen, ebe Tie
8eute MAIDEN fonnter. Ger in Dem
Staa9ebGuoe idloienoe @1rtner 8.
9raoleD nurOe Inn . lt6r friib ourfl
oen GinbrehersgIurm getpedt ltno tes
lep9onirte, noh0em er ii6 angelic
oct uno entoedt bate, ooB elm Sent
tier oltf ser 8eran6o often Itan6, Dem
&oli5eidef Morron Der, oa feline
6orce nur aus 5pei Mom beitebt, ben
8oli5ei6ef uno SrtS.9 rGiioenten
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erIllfte. glS oie 8oli5eidef8 uno 3tuei
8oli5iite1 &ogerS uno 6roncis am
Setoenber9'iden Soltie onfamcll,
unro ole @inbre6er nift iaben ooer
b0rtelL troten tie IN ods &olts mo
funoen nod langem SUDDEN 5uei
Wdnner i'm oberlten Stodiuer in Ell
nem beridIpiienen 3immer, oeiien
1biire iie olfiprengen ntlBten. Gtter
Der @inbre6er lieB ltfJ obne 8eitere3
fcItnebmen, Ser onoere flob aus Dem
3tmmer, fom ober ntdt meit, od Die
Boli5iiten obnc 8ornung ouf ibti
fellerten mo 0rr6 einen SfuB IN
0en Hitden 81 go0en Itredten. @r
milr0e noh 0obbS Serro ms Soipi.
tai gebrodt, no CT ole No6t foitm
iiberlcben miro. Ger anoere @efoit.
gene tuurOe 5lerIt nod 0obbS 6errp
ms StationSbouS gebroft itno ipGs
ter Dem Hiftcr Eompfins in so.
things bor9efiibrt, hcr i'm gum Yro.
seize feitbicIt. SUI @eiibe ser @inbrc.
der nltroen illlr einige Sleinigtetett,
uic Elm Sdilopotfomm uno elm
@loS, 9efunoen. @elih ger bon benz
8oIi5iiten Charles SronciS bon
0o6bS 6errp geidoiien iuurbe, iagtc
Dem Coroner @eiienOonger, Der feline
Antemortem .ausioge eutgegennabm
ooB Demo Den Ginbrlth in Seioens
berg'S &alts geplort babe. 9uS iie
ole 8oIi5ei Dor oem &aitie ioben, bit
ten iie iid in oas 3immer eingeidloi.
len, in Der Soffnung ooB OoS 3int-
mer bel Der 0urhiu6ung oeS Soities
iiberieben peroe. 0epo tpobnte in Gr.
t66, Nepperbnm Ipenue, 8elib in
gtr. s, 8oibiugton p Square, Mans
botton nift in 0onferS, iuie er iagte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
8ascrpluiiOn mno GebcnsucrluIt.

SEEM Oorf, q. Nonelnber. -
Sm @tobliiiement Oer nGonIoliooteo
@a@ 60" an Der 8eit.44. StroBe od.
bier ereignete iiG bellte friib cine @r,
ploiioL ollrdJ tueld)e San1eS &ane, q
Sabre alt, eincn SdGoel6rltd) erlitt
mo biltncn 5luei Stunoen Itarb. 0rei
onOere G(r6eiter liegen i6mer Der.
brnnlt litO nerIebt ilu Soipital uno
cine neitere 9lrt5aBl entfam nit ipe.
niger ernlten 8erlebnngen. IS Be-
ianOen iid) 40 Arbeiter in Dem @e.
nerir 8 9ouie, ais ole Grploiton eilt.
frat uno ale NnlpeienOen eutipe0er
81 9oOen ooer ge9ert Die WdnOe
idleuoerte. gtae 6enIter i'm @ebGlloe
muroen oenlolirt ltno Die @rlfiittes
rltltg mar IN meitem ltmfreiIe nabr.
nebmbor. Die grploiion ereignete
iidl III elmer 1S.5oaigen Saliptrobre,
burd ipelde neubergeitellteS @as aus
ben iogenonnten @eueratoren naf
ben Gatherings . Gppnraten gefiibrt
miro. Die llrlo6e lit nidt befunnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
Ins ocm Snncrn MarDlanb's unb
Den n%ngren5cnoen Staatcn.
Or. Gapp ~ ieoer ourd lie
Happen geganQen.

Or. Eapp mieoer ourd 5 e
Happen gegangen.
Der III Norton, 3d., iueoen @roB.
olebltobls in 9itoopeIt, llngarr Der
1aftete Or. il'r. 5ran5 Yapp lit III
Norfolf bel Dem ltmmedieln oer3iioc
Den @ebeimpoIi5iiten entId(iipft.
Gum 5iueiten MoGe lit Ser Monn, ser
III llngnrn 10 ie6nlidlt gemiinidt
miro, Den amerifonii6en 9eb6roen
cttiptldt, nad0em ct bor6er in 9re.
men ben oelttiden 0eteftips Elm
Sdnippdet geihlo9rn botte. @ic
Or. Bopp, Dem Elm GROCER 9innlun,
terolebltobl our &ait gelegt miro,
oretmol binter chamber Den Cider
beitS.O rganen Oiird Die Singer geben
for1tte, lit einfod uncrflGrlid. Mfolt
lit lebt geneigt, Die Sade oltf Spp-
notismlS 5ltriid5ufiibren. 9efonnt-
lid Ioll eS mesmeriItiid pirfen, fuenl1
cin 9urdidnittSiterbliher olld Elm
9eantter, auf einen groBen mertDpol-
len Oinntnnten Idolt. Die 9iamon.
ten, Die Gnpp IN 9ltoapelt e%ntipenoct
boben ioa, neroet oitf $4,000 0es
ld1bt. SIS lit aber nidt uniuabrs
ifeinlid), Dab Der Wfnnn einige Itarf
gliBcrnoe @renplare bel ieinen bpp.
notiifcn Seriuden eeopfert bat.
Sebten Ntontag ipor Bopp, Der lilt.
be6eQigt BON BENG ampfer Bremen"
ais aaiiitenpniingier in Sobofen &C.
lanoet mar, trotoem ole @innonoe.
rur9s ? Snipeftoren SnItrliftionen
bntter, i'm feit5unebnten, in Rorton,
ga, bon Gripat0eteftiuS mufgegrif-
fen noroen. Der Ginwonoerungs-
Snipeftor in Norfolf, So, erbieIt Die
telegrapbiide @eiiung, nad Norton
81 reiielt uno fir Die lleberiiibrutg
oes iebnlidlt @eiuften nod ellis
Sslono Gorge ST. trogen.
Der Snipeftor trof in Rorfolf ein
iino fano Bopp nidt mebr Dor. Ger
1riuotoeteftip uto Die 2ofalbeboroen
batten i'm pie0er laufer laiien. uses
bal6, lit nod nidt 5ur @enii9e er-
fldrt. Die ein5ige Sbatiofe, nit Der
Die geomten ouf ellis SslonO red).
men fonnen, lit Die, ooB0r. jur. Yopp
bon Reltem ourh Die 9appen gegan-
gen lit. 8tinoes. @ebeimbeomte linb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29

beitet. 8Gbreno 0e5 Sommcr8 prr-
Sen oiele &oblen9rober me8cn @ou-
GELS an @eiddfti9nng cntIoiien.
Sn Cambridge tUlrroe Elm iungeS
bertifen Gaar aus Der oortigcn 0eut,
iden aoIonie bon Dem &aitor Or.
Macgsidol, Ser notitrIid olr6 fein
GeutId p%erItauo, gum @unoe iiir Oos
2q6en pereint.
Sn 6roItburg fouo sic SabreS-
Contention oe8 observation-disclosures
oc8 3wii6enitautliden Tcrcin8 DRIFT.
Iitcr iunger @dnner itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29

TN lHIpIuuJt ueH g"eUUpCeIueI III
but 5lt 5ouetl. Grit bei'm @inbritd
Der gta6t traten ole SbeiInebmer ii
Dem gelllngenen Set in roiigIte
Stimmung Ben &eimpeg an.
IbIeben. 6rou Gotbarin
Wt. Gang itorb geItern pIoblid in
9lIter bon 60 Sobreu in ser 8obnung
ibrcr Go6ter, 6rou Morp Slotfe
gtr. 1910, Sudion.S troBe, Sbre 9e
erOigung finOct morgen gtaGmittol
nm = llbr itatt.
@r, Otto GbrIi9 itar6 9eiterl
I'M Sitter BON 80 Sabren i'm Souie iei
ner SdDiegercItern, Ger. PA, 0oro
6remont.S troBe, an Der 9ungenent
5%iinorng.
@etberpriigler beTraft
- CHARLES Wiergen bon 9tr. 55t
9io0le-9lQcp, mltroe gcitcrn BON 80.
li5eiri6ter Goldman Degen &llbeit0.
rltng I'M $50 uno Soften beItruft
Sin Soli5iit, lpel6er an Mergen's
@obnung porbei 9ing, b0rte, lpie oa.
ielbit cine 6rou INN @iIlfe rief, lln<
bei'm 9etreten oeS &ollieS trof Ell
Wtergen babel an, tpie er ieine @ottil
%miBbanbelte. ga Die 6rou iif mel.
gerte, ais 3ellain 9egen oen Mont1
ouf5lttreten, iputroc Dem 9%(rreitantcr
megen <beit0rung Ser %rojcB &C.
mo6t.
@rGnoe. - Gin Ilorm bonn SEQ.
item gtr. 4t6 rief Die 6elleriucbr &c.
Itern nod Dem 6obrifgebGllOe boz,
0ebion & @olomoin, Nr. 6 uno s,
NorOs@ rcene-S troBe, ipoieI6it oilf I'M.
betannte @eiie 8piiden elmer Menae
2%eoerubfdae 6eller entItonoen mar.
Der ongeridtete Sdnoen lit un6eocu.
tend.
unter dDerer Ini6uI.
otgung. Sn Scr noropeitliderl
Foll5eiItatton luuroe geitern Der SO
Sabre olte Mebger Mortin MemcI
ollf einen S%oftbefebl ein9eliefert, meil
er ongeblid pernittelit zines gcfGlId).
ten @ediels $500 bon Srn. @uitou
Gonrooes, Nr. 637, Cumberland Ctr.
erlongt boben iou.
War mobl NIT @eI0 Der
icben.- Die 65 Sabre oIte 9rioQct
SellD bon Ger. 24S, Horo.W orntsS Str.
ipur0e geItern foot in ibrer @obnun1
aitfgefllnoen. Coroner conitotirte ei-
men Ser5i6lag ais SooeSurIade. Sn
Der @obnung Der Sooten muroen
$40 III 9aorgelo, iopie elm 9onf-
bud, mel6eS ein @iltbo6en i'm 9e.
TRACE bon $1,000 ouflpeiIt, aufoefun,
oen.
Sin SAIL unfGqGi6e III
GlenO 9clangtc 9eitern sur aennt-
nib Der &oli5ci bes iiioweitli6cn Gi-
ltrtftS. 6ron Wtorp Soiporo bon Nr.
l419, @orO-S troBe, tpltrOe nit eincn
ont GDpbuS leiocnoen ainoe hun,
9erto uno friereno ouf0efunoeu. Die
6rolt botte ni6t einmnl geniigcno
&leioer fiir lire airocr. Tunoe.Ser
9eont Wfc2ean D~eriorgte sic Srou nit
Sebensmitteln uno Nn66aren mod.
ten cine Goaefte ouf lpel0e. $3.45 er.
CAB. Die 8obltb0ti9feitS. @eieaidof.
ten tperoen iofort bon Dem 5oQ in
&enntniB geiebt.
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SdiffSnahriften

Siucrpool, q. Top. - Ingc.
foninlcn: Der Compiler nMongo.
lian" bon 9telu 9Orf.
WtopilIG q. Rop. - Ger Ooms
pier .Gohmbia" lit bon Rem .gorf
bier ongcfommcn uno tad Glasgow
lpeiterqcin6relt.
SUntbnmtpt % II, 81. Nob. -
9(nqefommcIt: Der Camper ,Neus
0orf."
GueenStoDn 81. Sob. =
g(bociaDrcn: Der 9omlpfer yGtrurio"
Cpon 2iOerpooO na6 gteip-9ort.
4onte oel @oo q, 81. Sob. -
gl~bgciabren: Der 9anpfer yGonopic"
(pon BOTTOM nod Gibraltar, Neopel
mo Uellud.
BaiIe! YGIIe!
iur 9Rciie in's Insfanb beiorst 6.
Gaiuc, 9r. Ali, ct. Bahl.S traEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29

Sn 6ronffurt a. W. iino
oie beioen HoubnorOer @roB mo
StoiforIt, bic I'M 5e6rudr os. IS.
oen a~lopierbGnolcr 2i6tenitein iii
ieinem 2ooen crnloroet itno beroitbt
botterL orirf ocrt Sdorfrifter Glt'
gclborOt aus Wogoeburg bur6 oas
Bell 6ingeri6tet norOen. Der &aiier
botte bon ieinem gegnooignngSre6t
feiren @e6rolld) gemud)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29

ieinen llnter9ebenen in elmer IGnge-
rem Aniprofe ben g%ebiibren6er Sri.
but 5rt 3ouen. Grit bei'm Ginbru6
Der Noft troteu ole &beiInebmer al
Dem geIungenen Set in roiiglter
Stimmung oen &eimpeg an.
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Gmrupaiid)e Sabclbertdte.
Ets3a Sum Sample bis
uuf'& aenBeritc emit
IhIoiiCn

"ffhfNN N
Tis5o belt ollf cinem @ontctt, mel.
DIES geitern NbenO bon Ocm Club Ser
inneren Stoot gegebcn luuroc, eine
Ge6e uno begriiBte in ieincu AltSfiibs
rl4nqen Die nelterliden G~orIcguugen
ocS @rofen Nnoraiip mo Oc$ tribe.
rem 8remierS S5ea ais Ancrfennt.
nib ser 0otbmenOigteit elmer &eiorm
in Der Notwithstanding Oc5 @orla-
mentS, nm Ole Sbitruftion betGm-
pien at f0nnen. 8rof Gi@5o iogte:
y@oS ion geidebcn, Wcnn cine
Sonopoa Sbitruttioniitcn elmer He-
oiIion Der @eiddftSrcgeIn %opponirt?
@ir miilien entueoer 9cmiiic 6ormos
IitQten Ser @ei66ft@oromng oltBer
g6t loIicu ooer ltnierc @Gn0c u1tDGs
tig foIten mo ben &orInmcntoriS.
mus oltf onordii6e 3uit0noe 5%lttrri.
ben lolien. Sd baltic cS fir lmbes
9reifIif, ooB I'M 2on0e Gin cin3iger
Weni6 %gefunben mcr0cu t0nnte, Ser
nid)t Die 8affcn 5ltm aon1pf gcgen
6oS Wonitrum Der Obitruftion ers
greifen miir0e. Sn Oicicm Glttft bin
i'd Sonotifer rno il mill 0eu &ompf
bis 5ln @noe 0ltrdfiibrcn."
Stuoenten &oOou in 9 II.
oopcit.
9u0op pc It, 81. Noocm6er. - Die
Stuoenten Der bieligcn llniprriitGt
oeronitaltetcn geltcrn cine 0entons
ltrotion 0cgen Die bonn Hettor in
6oloe ser politilden ggitution in
I%nmenoung gebradten &oriidtS-
moBregeln.
Die YoIi5ei idritt Gin ln0 eS fam
81 eincm 3~ltiommenitoB, bel iueldem
cine Sln5obI Stuoenten bertpltnoet
muroe. IS nuroeu 3oblreide Ser
baftungen borgetommen.
@ie eS bciBt, perben Die 8orleilrn-
gen lltspenoirt mcr0elt.
an . en- 8eiierung.
G6riitionia a, q. Ropember.-
Gie Grfronfut9 &eiirif Sbien'S lit
auf SbnmodtSonfG1e, luel6c Scr
norlucgiide 0idter fiir5lid) bottc, SIT.
riid5ufiiDren.
Scin 3uItono bat iid n6er iun
Sorf oeS belttigen Cages 0erort &c.
beiiert, OoB nod @rf(Grltng Ger i'm
6ebonOelnOen Ger5te feline 8eron.
loiiung SIT er1iteren 9efiir6tungen
ootliegt. 0er Gronfe ifl1ft gut, bat
einen gutcn Slppetit uno lit I'M
StonOe, iein @ett in 3pii6cnrGlt-
men SIT %oerloIIen.
S5eonoompc r i'm Ne6eL.
2iberpooL, 81. Nooember. -
Ser S6iffsoerfebr ouf Dem Wericp
lit in 8olgc zines oiften NebelS boil.
itGnoig sum StiQitono gefonlmen.
Ger n@bite Stor".G ompier nGpnl.
rio" tam II. NoDember bon Bolton
mo an %. Hopcmber nio Queens.
tomn nod SioerpooD, Ger .GQan"-
3ompfer oIuniiion" Cam 16. Noo.
bon Wontreol nod Dem bieIigen
9ofcn) un0 meitere tronSatlottiIde
0ompier lie9en in 8olge oeS Ne6els
o%uBerbnlb Der Barre.
8orer Iu ltnno oroGt.
8erlin 81. Iob. - Offisieae
0elti6e aoniltlormeloungen aus
China loIien %crfcnnen, Dab oic neile
Sorer.g elpe9ung tGglid grobere 81.
menlionen onnimmt. @on5 China Ici,
lnie i'm Sabre 1900, bon Agenten nno
irommen WGlttcrn iiberfiiQt, peld)e
oos 8olf fonotilf ouffuiegcln. Gin
GROCER Sbeil bes fineiii6en MilitGrS
Itebt ouf Seiten Der 9orer. Die &c
fobr lit 6oltptiG6li4 besbolb beorobs
lid, neil Die 9orer oiesmol boroilf
bitorbeitcn, itrcng orgoniiatoriid
por5ugeberLnn eincm Gage gleif3ci-
tig ouf3utretcn mo iehen gltSl1nocr
I'M GeiGe ser Oijttc ob5ui6Iohten.