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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23
THE COURT RECORD
District Supreme Court.

sASs SofASAAO SSoA~
EQUITY COURT-Jusuce STAFFORD.
Smith agt Foster: hearing on rule con-
tinued till September o, 1904; compliments
solicitors. George and w. C. Sullivan.
Mann agt. McCandlish; order Of May 5.
1902. vacated pro tanto and receivers III
plalnants solicitor, Leo Simmons; defend
ants solicitor, M. ]. Colbert 8. T. Thomas.
Hayden johnson. Malcolm Hufty, John
Rldout and Levi II. David.
Woodbury. agt. Fleming; appearance Of
absent defendant ordered; complainants
solicitor, H. H. Classic.
Kaldenbach agt. Kaldenbach: appearance
OF absent defendant ordered; compliments
collector, J. B. Archer, jr.; defendants So
hcitor, J. Lewis Smith.
CIRCUIT COURT-Justice Stafford.
Chambers agt. Proctor; Judgment under
Y3d rule for $1,BS8.S4. Plaintiffs attorneys,
Wells & Wells and p. H. Veitch: defend
ants attorneys, e. 8. McCalmOnt and J.
M. Proctor.
Leadbeater agt. Conway: judgment by de-
fault for 81, 500 Plaintiffs attorneys, Rob-
ert s. Hume and Gardiner L. Boothe.
Terrier agt. Metropolitan Railroad Conn
tins attorneys. Arthur Peter and p. B.
Ray; defendants attorneys, ]. ]. Darling
ton and Cole & Donaldson.
DISTRICT COURT-Justice Stafford
In re condemnation OF square 600; pay
ment OF certain sum to ]. Miller Kenyon,
attorney, Ordered.
PROBATE COURT-Justice Stafford.
Edwin NJ. Sheppard: will dated May T.,
1855, filed.
Estate of Carmen A. Davis; will dated
August 80. 1893, filed
Estate Of James Hayes; answer to caveat
filed. Attorneys, E. s. Bailey and Tucker &
Kenyon.
Estate Of Ellen Gettier; motion TO amend
petition filed. Attorney. Albert Sellers.
In re Carrie Brown ct al; order appoint
ing Fredk. A. Fenning guardian; bond.
$500. Attorney F. G. Coldren.
Estate of Carmen A. Davis: will admitted
to probate and letters Of administration,
eta, granted to Carmelite A. d. Munford:
special bond, $500. Attorney George II.
Calvert Jr.
pointing Charles K. Hetfleld guardian;
bond. 500. Attorney. VIM. Henry White
Estate Of Harris L. Atchison; Will dated
January II, 1885, filed.
Estate Of Charles H. Blumer: letters OF
administration granted to Maurice D. Ro-
senberg: bond. $1,000. and administrator
authorized to continue business. Attorneys,
Wolf & Rosenberg
BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Stafford
In re Diggs & Co.; discharge ordered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23
STILL AT SAIGON.
Thought That the Russian Cruiser
Diana Will Avoid the japanese.

PARIS, August %. - The foreign office
here has not been advised Of the departure
from Saigon, capital Of French Indo-China.
of the Russian cruiser Diana, which sought
refuge there August 20, following the naval
battle of August 10 off Port Arthur. 1t Is
considered probable that when the Diana
leaves Saigon she will sail for Europe. as
no Japanese warships are reported to have
been sighted south of Shanghai.
dispatch to the Liberte from Saigon
says the Dianas injuries are slight and
that she will soon be ready to sail. No
Japanese warship. it is added, has been
sgnaled between Honk Kong and Cape St.
Jacques, off Saigon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23
FACTS CALLED FOR.
Minister Conger and Consular Officials
Asked for Statements.

Acting Secretary Adee has cabled to Min.
lister Conger at Picking a request for a
statement of the facts concerning condi-
tons at Shanghai. Similar requests have
been addressed to Consul General Goodnow
at Shanghai and Consul General Fowler at
Cheefoo. Although no admission on that
point Is obtainable, it is believed that the
Navy Department either has sent or will
send instructions to Admiral Stirling COM
handing the American feet near Shanghai,
to cooperate with the consuls In protect
ing as far as possible American interests
In the treaty ports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23
which is at Wei-hai-wei, has not received
orders to proceed to Shanghai.

Consul General Goodnow has cabled to
the State Department that at the confer
ence of foreign consuls at Shanghai yester-
consul report directly to his own govern
ment asking what should be done, If any
thing. Mr.. Goodnow had no suggestions
to offer to the State Department. He has
been given instructions which, it Is be-
lieved, will prevent the United States from
being entangled in the settlement of the
question of China's neutrality at Shanghai.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23
ITS FALL EXPECTED SOON
Feeling at Niuchwang in Regard to
Liao-Yanp

T1ENTSlN, August 23-Lloyd's agent at
N1uchwang reports as follows: The Rus
slams are OBTAINING produce from the in
terror Liao-Yang is expected to fall
shortly. Niuchwang and the country I'M
der Japanese Jurisdiction are progressing
wonderfully. The consuls get every assist
ance from the administrator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23
ENGINE PLUNGEs INTO RIVER.
Fireman Killed and Engineer Critically
Injured-Conductor Escaped.

1njured-conductor Escaped.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
CUMBERLAND, Md, August 23.-An en-
CINE switching in the B. and o. yards at
Piedmont today ran wild, for some I'M
known reason, and crossing the bridge over
the Potomac at the Luke pulp mills jumped
the track and plunged into the bed of the
river, falling on its side.
Fireman Frank r. kooken of Piedmont
was caught under the mass and killed.
while Engineer VIM. Franklin was so bad.
ly crushed that his recovery is not ex-
pected. Conductor ]. ]. Burke escaped in
jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23
CREW OF THE NOVIK.
Japanese Believe That Survivors
Landed at Korsakovsk

TOKYO, August 23.-The Japanese be-
lieve that the crew of the Russian cruiser
Novik were landed at Korsakovsk, Island
of Sakhalin when the warship had been
beached after the encounter with the IAN
anese cruisers Chitose and Tsushims An
gust 70 The number of the survivors is
not known. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23
Personal Mention.

Mr.. A. B. Duvall, corporation counsel,
has returned to his office after a months
vacation spent in the Blue Ridge mountains
In western Maryland.
Mr.. E. voight, jr.. has gone on month s
vacation to Colonial Beach.
Mr.. ]. L. Lyons is spending his vacation
in Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23
THE MANILA RAILWAY.
Transfer of Notes Sanctioned After
Some Dissent-Spever's Control.

LONDON, August 23.-The shareholders
Of the Manila railway at a meeting here
today sanctioned, after some dissent, the
agreement entered into with Speyer & Co.
Of New York to take up 100000 in two
and-a-half-year notes and 5000 deferred
shares carrying special voting powers,
thus placing the control of the road in the
hands of Speyer & Co. The notes. which
bear interest at per cent, have already
been placed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23

Branch Office, 14th and yelling Place.
Advertisements are received at The Stars
branch office Epply's pharmacy. corner 18th
street and yelling place. at regular rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23

Explosion of gasoline Sunday on a launch
owneo by Harry r. Foltz and Walter
onarar, on Antietam creek, near Funks-
town. Nd injured four persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23
FAIR TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY.
light North to Northeast Winds InH-
Gated,

Forecast till 8 pm. Wednesday:
For the District Of Columbia-Fair to.
night and Wednesday; light north to north
east winds.
For Delaware and Maryland-Fair to-
night and Wednesday; cooler tonight; light
to fresh north to northeast winds.
For Virginia-Fair tonight; cooler In the
interior. Wednesday fair; light to fresh
northeast winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23
The Result

will shoy in day or two and grow palmer from
day to day as the Phosphate elements specially
provided In Grape Nuts and Postum begin to ali
the delicate little cells in brain and nerve centers
with gray matter. That means stronger, sturdier
set of brains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23
Roof Work.

We people money roofs by making old
roofs like new. That's why we're always busy.
Estimates free.
Chemical Roof Paint Co.. T. ]; Donovan. Mgr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23
HOW ARE YOUR
HOUSES RENTING?

NINE. CATHERINE WASUINGTON'S FAVORITE
Palmist and Card Reader. has returned from the
worlds fair and is temporarily located 1920
7th NV au16-15ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23

| DISTRICT COURT-Justice Stafford.
In re condemnation OF square 600; pay
ment OF certain sum to ]. Miller Kenyon,
attorney, ordered.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28
GrplOiiOn i'm 6OdlOfen.

BittSburQ, go, 81. 0e5pm.
Der. - 0rrrd cine @oserploIion i'm
Sodoien IS" oes Gogor 9bomIon.
StobItperfS 5u9rooood priroen bellte
Sobn @llp, &ormorn elmer S6oor
8oditeinmourer g~et06tet, u1o flint
on6ere WGuner, IGrumtli6 4uSlGn-
ser, ihner uerIeBt. Wtifoel YoSnif,
elmer Der g%tlSIGnoer, miro ibmerli6
booonfommen. Der Sohoien mar
mlBer 8etricb um6 in Neporotlr be-
g%riifer, oIf irgello cine @eiie bate
Iih @aS oorir geinmmelt 1rnO sal.
ielbe %erplooirte. Die @rploiiou icbte
ein 9riidenperf urlo cine @Gdtcrs.
bite IN 6lommen, bod 9eloug es
raid, Oo8 6eiler 5u l0ifen. Der
S6oocn am 0o6ofen lit be0ellteto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28
Grplpiion, Ynnif nub 2e6rnsuerlnit.

New 9Orf, 81. 9e5ember. -
Sn Den vGbellea Suite Min8" ST.
grooflpn puroe bellte ser GpIinOers
@erifluB ser groBen &oltptmoifine
our6 Den 0ampforuf abgeiprengt.
WtaIdiniIt Charles lullroe 0urd) oie
@rploiion %geto0tet, iein GiiiItent 0a.
MEL 6errier lebenSgeidbrlif perlest
llno Sunberte bon iilngen Srarten.
5immern i6pebten in 2ebenSqefabr.
3polfburoert M1oden mnren it Dem
@ebGube an ser glrbeit, ltno 0er2Grm
Der @rploiion, ionic oos 3iiden bes
entlpeid)enoen, iieoenobeiBen Oum-
pies neranlaBten eineu Yonif unter
ibnen. Siele Oerielben e~rIitten Ser.
leblrngen atf Der 6lud)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28
Vptbitano in Wenenalano.

Sail Riper. Waii, q. DECENT
Der. = Sir oie pielen 5ertilarbeiter
melfe iid felt Wonoten ON Stritt
beianoen, lpar Der beitriae @eib'
nohtstog Elm red)t trourieer. OBJ
mobl bie Wilotb1tieteit iebr rege
rege nar nio namentlid Seitens
Der SeilSormee mo anoeren fird)l!'
den NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oiel 5llr
Steuerun9 Der Notb geidoh 10
berrifte bod) am Gbriittog IN gar
mander 6omilie bittere grmlltb unO
e%ntbebrumg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28

man Elm oerortiaes i9iperes Serge
ben gcgen ole 0iS5ipIin bate ermor.
ten %ioler. General 9ooonto'S MILF
tGriidem @enie uuo unermiiolider
SbGttqteit hot Die jopaniide glrmee
ibre bcmlmoermgSmiir0ige Sci,
lhrnqSiGbiqfcit mo ibre bisberigcu
qIGn5enoen Grfolge inn 9riege nit
HuBIau0 SIT oeroonferL uno man 1T
oIlgcmcin geiponnt, rpie oieIe bod)lt
lulangencbmc 9InacIcgen6eit gum
NllStrug gcbradt merocn miro.
96 mad Sort Nrtbur.
YofoGuma a, 81. Ge3ember.
Ser Camper oO}onibn" oelicn Reiie.
5icl Die llmgcgcno Don Sort Nrtbur
lit, lit bon bier obgcqongen. 9lS Yoi-
Iogiere befinoen iid an 9or0 10 Wto.
riesgItto6es, 4 YairS, II MtitgIie0er
oes Observation-Disclosures, Elm Setre-
tGr oeS Borlumcnt5 uno elm &iellte.
ut-Gonmlon0er. 8ertreter oer4reiie
ne6men an ser Reiic, Die etuo 0rei
@oden Oullern miro, ni6t Sbeil.
Ger G5nrin 9anf.
8eterSburg,2 y. DECEMBER. -
Die 9oiicrin bon &>tBlano bat Der
@rdfin Goiiini ibrcn peri0nliden
Gunf fir sic Sunmc BON 1866,
neIhc olf N%ureguug Der @r0iiu fir
0oS ruIiii6c oHotbe arcr5" Gciom-
melt WorOcn iinO, nlr0gcIproNen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28
I6fabrtstage Der 9ampfer bon Neiu.
g)Orf.

0ompfer ethiopia" no6@loSgop
ont 81. Gs5ember.
8ampfer nGomponio" nod 2iper.
pool om 81. 9e5ember.
0ompfer o0linnetonfa" nod Son.
Don onl 81. 9e5ember.
Compiler "SaOerIono" no6 Ants
perpen am 81. 9e5ember.
Gompfer st. 2ollis" no6 South.
ompton am 81. 9e3ember.
9ompfer rBotricio" no6Sam6ur0
am 81. DECEMBER.
Compiler nGitta 81 Sorilto" no0
Reopel uno 8enlu om 81. 0e5.
9ampfer oSoiier @ilbeIm ocr@ro.
be" nod BREMEN am g.. Sanuor.
Gompfer nGonnonio" nod Neopcl
un0 @enuo am 3. SSonuar.
9ompfer u@incen5o 6Gorio" na6
Neopel uno @enuo an A.. Sonlor.
9ompfer Oscar Der 3rpeite" nod
Copenhagen am 4. Sonuar.
9ompfer nGeoric" nod liverpool
am 4. Sonuor.
9ompfer .Gbampn9ne" nodSapre
an 8. Sonllor.
0ampfer .Numioiun" nod Clos
gotu am 5. Sanuor.
9ompfcr rMeiabo" nod 2onbon
om Z. Sanuor.
Gompfer o0elttidGono" mad Nea.
pei unb @enuo am Z. Sonuar.
9ompfer nHretoria" no6Sambilrg
om 7. Sonuor.
9ompfer rGbilaoelpbia" nod
Soutbompton om Z. Sonuor.
9ompfer ~SSbernio" nad 2ioer.
pool om 7. Sanuar.
0ampfer rIbal6ert" nod NeopeI
uno @enuo am 10. Sonuor.
Gumpfer nGaiiel" no69remen am
10. Sonuar.
Gumpfcr nSeutonic" no6 2iber.
pool am II. Sonlor.
0arnpfer oStoten6om" mad @ot.
teroam am If. Souuor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28
Nm Der aiiitc BON Sapti seitranOet,

Sing It 0 II, Samaica, 81. 9e6.
= Der BON Sort all Yrince, Sapti,
bier ongefommene oeiltIde areit5er
oritter &laiie Bremen" bringt Die
0afri6t, bob Der am 10. DECEMBER
bon geem.Yorf no6 Snoeilo inio
Cape Saptien a%bseeangene 9ampfer
o8alencia" bon Der ,Itlas.2ihie"
in Der Ndbe BON Sort ali 8rince &C.
Itrauoet nnb pabriheinlid total per'
loren lit. Die n8aleucia (friiber
~G~ampinoS") eebort. 5li Der neitinoi'
ldlen 2inie Der nSambure.amerifa
2inie," puroe i'll 1886 in Samburg
gebaut itno beforoerte Goiioeier io-
mobl nie Sraht. Ser Hetto.Son.
ilengebalt betrGat 1894.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28
GnOe Oes @aHermanseIs in @eit-
EennIgluauien.

SittSburG go, 81. 0e3ember.
- Wtebr, olS $4,000 Nrbeiter, peld)e
me9en Der Irodenbeit ibrc 9eifGfti.
gung oitfgeben mltBten, fonnten bei,,
re iuie0er an Die Irbeit 9eben. Scit
Sreitog bat eS mebrmnlS g%eregnet,
nno' eS lino on0ertbalb 3oa Reget
eefollen lnO odt 3ol S6nee &C,
%id)ntol5en. 0uour6 limo Die 9run-
men pieoer poa @niier eeiporoen, II.
ser Sbio.SIuB, Der felt odt Monoten
ST. nieori9 itono, INN Die Sdifffabrt
al erlnlben, bat ipieoer cine Sobe er-
reidt, ooB beute 100000 9uihrl
9oblen BON bier obgeionot perocn
@fonntcr.
Sn Cincinnati, louisville uno ull.
oereu Staoten ont Ohio ltono ldon
Soblcnmon9el III IuSliht. Sanienbc
bon &obIengrdberu Lungs bes Mo.
rongobelo, Die ieit Monoten miiBig
iporen, meroen iebt ipieoer 9eih1fti.
gllna finoen, iobolo Die leeren &obs
Ienbortcn mieber nod YittSburg bin.
ortf ge6rodJt mcroen. 2Gn9S Der
oGenniplpmnnier 8obn" allein ipo.
rem iiber 1000 aoblengrGber miiBig,
uno iie Pile lueroen iett ipieoer BE
i6Gitigrng babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28
Nudj Gin Giien6a6n .llnaliid.

Stam o 3, Conn, 81. 0e5.-
Gin Inn 6.02 bellte 9lbeno bon Nep.
Sapen abgegongelter 9oItoner Or
preB5ig ronnte bel,te Nbeuo nobe
Dem bieiigen 8obnbofe bon binten
Der gegen einen in ndmliher Tif.
tll8 i%obrenoen 2ofal5ug. Gououf.
teur SoIlano pom @~rpreB5ug fam
unl'S 2cben nno mebrere onoere
Yerionen erlitten ifmere 8erlebun.
aeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28
6ehlaeaanaencr ScQldna.

Gbicogo, 81. DECEMBER. = Der
t9.idbri9c elmer Sunt ~iibernobm
bier baS Hiiifo, iid BON @iainm
9ougbertp, >uelder fir einen nlSge.
5eidneten Stiiben gait, cine Sloife
bon aopfe idieBen 3u loiien. Die
Sllgel traf i'm slpiiden beioen Slit.
gen uno er mar faIt i'm Nu cine Sci.
DIE. 0oilobertp modte iid] aus DEM
Stanbe uno Die Boli5ei bat i'm nod
nift oilifinoen fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28
@eropr6cm nnb aciturben.

Ncm Yorf, 81. Deg. - Gin
iungeS 6rmlen5immer, mcldeS ltd)
Gecil SdI uonnte, beging wGbreno
Der Icbten 9todt 0ur6 eiueu Sprung
aus eincm Seulter inn oritten Stof-
lucrte zines 2ogirbnuie8 an Der @cit
as. StraBe Selbitmoro. Die Eoote
mltroe ipGter ais Die 23.jGbrige Sc.
ella MOB ioentifi5irt, oeren Mrtter
in 9tr. $40, 8eIt.Otoin. StroBe, San.
caIter, ga, mobnt, mo lire llebers
reite ioaen sur 8eerOiguug oortbiu
geididt meroen. 0aS MGo6en maj
allf Ibmege gerntben uuo lire Wf1tt-
ter mciB nift picl bon ibrcn Grlcb.
ntiIeu, &or etpo einem Sabre bate
Itd) Cecilia naf @oibington begeben
nno ihrieb oon BORT aus i6rer Wut.
ter, iie babe einen Wonu, 3amenS
Clifton 6ro5er, gebeirotbet, melder
ais Glerf in einem &e9ierungS : De-
partement angeiteqt iei. SpGter
ihrieb iie ibr, ibr Manm iei in DC.
ordngnib eerotben 1lno meroe nod)
New.Oorf iiberiieoeln, mo er, Inn lei
ne SoentitGt 3r uerbergen, oel1 Na.
men s. $. &oa fiibren mer0e. Sic
erillhte ibre Wlltter, ibr Oort6in III.
ter Dem Numen 6rou SoG inter Der
aoreiie oeS 2~ogirbouieS an Der @eit
46. StraBc Al lhrieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28
Sdiuarser Yolisiit uon anSeren Sc
germ eridpien.

Yittsbura go, 81. 9e5. -
Ilon5o 5ereuion, elm ihfpar5er go.
light. lpltroe geItern BON Gomarb
GoB, einem anoeren Neger, oligen.
blidlid) getootet. Serguion, tpelder
nift im 9ienit mar, bate nit ROB
suinmmen eetrunfen luio mar nit
linn megen elmer 8leinigfeit in
Streit geratben. Die Chat wuroe
ipGhreno zines Samples 5lpiifen ben
beiben MGnnern begongen ntb 3at-
genaisiagen ifeinen 81 %belueiien,
oaB HoB IN Selbitpertbeigung bon.
bette, nls er ben Steiit eeeeit 6ereli-
ion's Shldfe mari.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28
GrO5ck seaen Gapicr.S rnit.

lhreltet Elm. - Sm 8un0eS'@e'
rtdt gu ct, 9oul erbobene 8Iogc.
NufI0iunQ Der General Foper
so. geioroert.
ct. Saul Minu., y. Gcj. -
General : 8unoeSanmult N}OooU let'
tete hcllte I'M Nomen Der Ser. Stoas
ten einen Sro5eB I'M biciigcn9m0eS.
9iItritt@ @cri6t acQcn Die General
Eaper SO. mo Die iibrigeH Fuplers
mo Fapierbrei Gompa9nien, ipeI'
dye Den Iogcnonnten Fupicr Grult
btloen, inter DEM GonQrcB @eiebe
pom ,. &uli 1890, bctitcIt Cit @eIcB
3ltm S6ltBe oeS 8crfcbrs uno Salls
oel@ gegen ungeiebli6c 9inoerntlic
mo Wonopole, ourf cine Fetition
elm. Die Eetition criudt oaa &c
rift Oorlrm, Die 8crtlugtcn al Der
6ortiebung oeS SrlrIta o%b3ubalten.
NuBer Der General |opcr So. lit
Die &loge ned gegcn iolgcnoe onoere
Gompognte'n geriftct: Sto8coFoper
So. bon @rono Hopio9, Ytirm, ;Sen-
nepin Yoper So. bon &ittle Sails,
Wttnn.; @olf Hiner Yopcr II. Shire
SO. BON Seem Gi6nlouO, Mi5c. ;2ltluS
Boper So. BON Npplcton, &8i9c. Stint
berlp II. GlarfGo. bon Nceuab, @iSC. ;
Hiperiioe 6ibre II. Haper SO. bon
Gppleton @iSc.; Mouiou Boper
Mills So. bon 9rotou, isis; Gen.
traliu Bulp II. @oter EolUer So. BON
G%entrolio, gSiSc.; Gombinco 2odS
Yoper SO. nonGombineO Gods, isis.
0clS Yuder II. Gulp So. bon Gan
@laire, Wi5C.; 8rauO RnpioS Boper
II. Yulp So. BON @ron0 Hnpi0S,
WiSc. OtcnaIba Yaper so. BON W}c.
noibo, @i$c.; Nefooio YoperGo. Don
%9}efooio, @iSc. Soils Mfg. So. bon
Oconto Sails, MiSc.; 6lombeml Fo'
per 50. bon Forf Sails, g8isc. ;Sobn
GOmarOS Mfg. So. bon BORT 60
nor0S, @iSc.; 6. ". @omaro SO.
bon Wtcnoibo, 8iSc.; @olf HiperYo.
per II. Shire 50. bon 9tclpHidymono,
@i5c. @iSconiin MiOer II. EoperGo.
bon Elopcr, @iSc.; SomobomfBulp
II. Eoper So. bon Yurf Sails, Wi9c. ;
ltortblueItern Yopcr 50. BON 9lo.
Qret, Mim.; GonioIioote0 Mnter
Bopcr II. 8opcr So. bon @rano Ga,
pioS, WisC.; Manufacturers Yopcr
So, 9etoStep Shire 8aper So. bon
EetoStep, Mid)., un0 Hbinelonoer
Eoper SO. bon H%binelonoer.
Gie Eetition erilldt ooS @eri6t,
Den leBterpd6nten @eieQidoften 81
uerbicten, ibre @ei6Gfte ourd Ser.
mittellmg Der General 8oper So.
oils Reimbursement 81 perridten, oo
iie bierourd) ole 'Seroronmgen oea
obenermGbnten @eIebeS berleben,
Ole 6obrifntion uno Den @erfaltf bon
Eopier, nomentlid) 0rudpopier, be.
IhrGnfen uno Die Breiie UNI minoc.
items 80 Ero5ent in Die S0be getrie.
ben boben. Die genanntenG ompag,
MEN baben e0, luie in Der Yetition
oor9elegt miro, burd, lire Gom6ina,
ton fertig gebrod1t ooB feline go.
p%ierbdnoler, 3eitungS ? @eroltS9e,
Der ooer on6ere Goniumenten bon
0rudpopier peitli6 pom Miiiiliippi,
nit Illsnobme Ginger 3eitllngSber.
oltsgeber in ct. 2ouis uno Chicago,
irgenO lpeldeS Grudpopier erbaIten
f0nnen, oltBer brett BON oer8enerol
Paper So. un0 inter oen BON OerieI.
ben oiftirten @eoin9rngen.
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ShiffSzN ndlrihtcn

9rom @eoO, 81. 0e5. - @oi-
iirt: 9ampfer oWioieitic," bon Stem.
0ort nof 2iperpool beitimmt.
Hotteroom, 81. 9e5. - Der
Camper ggImlterOom" lit bclttc bon
NCm.Oort a%ngefomnen.
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boftete Monn, 1T g%eitGnoiq. 6oB cr
pergongenen 5reitog 8rou 9lbcl
8romn, ieine Eante, o1tf ibrer 6orm
ermoroete. 6rau 8romn mar be-
tanutIif Der S6G6el eingeidlooen
woroen, mtd botte Der W0roer lie
mebrerc Wtul aeito6en. Den 2cid-
nam iunO man i'm Seller. @eorb
Ioll, mie Ole Eoli5iiten er5Gblen, be-
bollptet baben, Dab er in ieine 5onte
perIiebt mar, mo OuB CT, obmobl be.
tr1mten, muBtc, mas CT that, ais CT
ooS GcrbreheH bcging.
TermiidJte tel~egrapbiidJc GcpcIdeu.
0urd Seuer 3erit0rt muroe 0ie
bel EertinSuile, N..9., QeIeQcnc
&oplono @ement-6ab 9(uBer ocn
@ebouoen gingen 10000 Sob Sc.
ment III 6lommen uui. Der Sc
Iommti6aOen betrGot 100000.
Nn einem giien6obnijber0un1
bel @ounsoiae, @isc., mllroc cine
Slltife, in meIfer 6rnu 9lppel, einc
@reiiin, Sri. 2opeQ uno 4. @ooO9
bon elmer 6omiIien-N elmion 5uriid-
tebrten, 0llrd einen Bug Der .Nortbs
l%ueItern 9ubn" ougeronnt uno ser
triimmert. NIae Orci SnioIIen fonocn
Den SOB.
- 6iini5ig @toun illden in ocn
Ndloern bel Star Safe, 0.-N., nod
@0mmnQ Eenoletolt, Dem &oItmciItcr
ieneS OrteS, Der oni6einenO in gel
IteSgeIt6rtem 3uitonoc u1O obnc
&opfbeoedlIng unO lte6crrod bel gro
Der a0Ite ieine @obmulg p~erlnIicn
bat. Gr lit elm prominentcr rcpubIi.
fonilder Eolititer mo ieinc 6rclnoc
iin0 iebr beior9t nm i'm.
- Sn GbicoQo mllroc Gopt. &obu
g. Glinnin, SdieBin'pcttor I'M f..
Ntili5regiment lue9eu iciue8 @elocu-
mttbes bel Der &ettlmg Don orei
&eriouen BET eiuem Sd)iffSungliid
Die 2e6en$rettunqSmeooiQe pcrlic-
ben. 0ierbei mrroe ca olld) betonut,
Dab Capt. GIiunin bel @elegenbeit
Der oSroQroiS" &otoItropbe miuOc-
items orei Yerioucn in bcroii6er
@eiic pom So0e g~ercttet bat.
- Die 6obrit Der Nlmcn0oreSGc:
ment So. 5u @opuno, Gubo, mur0t
gcitern 5lm qr0Btcu Ebcile Ourb
6cucr 5crItort. &crluit 100000.
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Ganftc Sars nnb begging SclbitmprS.

Gbicogo, 81. 9e5ember. -
2erop s.. NeSbit, elm 9anfier, beging
bellte I'M 2ofal zines Observation-Disclosures
Selbitmoro, nadoem er BORT einen
anaeblib fir eineu Sreunb beitimm.
ten Sara e%cfouft bate. Sn ieiner
Soife fono man einen 3ettel folgen.
Den SnbaItS:
SD bin eS miibe, als ariippel 5i
leben."
Iesbit bate Elm perfriippeltes9e it
nno bottle SauIenbe bon Dollars fir
nergeblid)e 8eriude oeruusgobt, oas
9eioen su furiren.
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Der W5roer ieiner sante.

Sort Suron@ Did, IL 0e&..
George 9earb. elm 81 Stint pers
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9ariS, q. 9e5ember. - Gem
s9emps" miro bon ieinem GORE.
iponoenten in Sofio gefobeIt, 0aB
sSelomaridaQ Spamo bon ieinenl
Stabsbef, @eneroalieut. aomooo,
cine Sbrfeiee erbielt, nnb oaB Der
2eetere bonn Mifaoo nod 3otio be-
rufen muroe, I'M iid gu perontpor.
ten. Die affoire bat in Sofio nnoe.
beitres aufieben erregt, oa @enero!
aoonma Der 2este mar, bon Dem