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Newport weekly independent., 1904-08-26

tragedy, the three central figures, Lightle, Roberts and Gregory,
 have been in the white limelight of public view and discussion.
 Mrs. Pitts and her sorrow have been obscured by the shadow cast from their greater conspicu- ousness. After all, however, it is she who is the real sufferer of the many-sided shame her hus- bands body burned and mutt lated and made the medium for fraud, resting as it now is in a grave to which she can lay no claim 1t is small wonder that she is torn by emotions which she cannot express. Not until the sorry story is unraveled in all it's various threads will the body of Edward Pitts be removed from its present resting place and re- turned to it's last earthly home.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-08-26
COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE.
DIAZ ITEMS.

Well, as news is scarce, I will ring off.
 Mrs. M. D. Campbell isreport- ed quite sick.
 Miss Lettie McLain of Newport was in the city Sunday.
 Chas. Holden of Holdensville was in the city Tuesday.
 Mrs. M. J. Hackney is report ed much better this week.
 Mrs. H. Climer returned home to Batesville Friday, after few days visit here.
 W. Y. and J. c. Armstrong left Monday night for a two weeks visit to the fair.
 Misses Myra Meeixs and Mar. tha Smith left Saturday for g weeks stay at the worlds fair. w. F. Hurley, Herbert Hurley and Cromwell West left Tuesday night for weeks visit to the fair.
 W. F. Hurley and brother, Herbert, returned Tuesday from a weeks visit to St. Louis and the fair.
 UNCLE JOsH
Newport weekly independent., 1904-08-26
BIG FAIR MAY
 COVER DECEMBER,

The aron Mountain trains into St. Louis Monday carried more passengers than since the open- ing of the fair. It is said that the traffic on the lines of this company is increasing at a rate which will make it absolutely necessary to put on additional equipment to accommodate the great number of people who are turning their attention to the great exposition. The coach ex- cursion rates which have been in effect some time will be contin- ued through next month and pos sibly throughout the fair
 The Little Rock Democrat says that a concerted effort on the part of the railroads and other business interests of the country will be made to have the fair continue through December and possibly longer.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-08-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Green Mansker, 22, Tucker man, and Mary Carter, IF, New port.
 Will Files, 23, and Mrs. Ellen Tims, 23, Swifton.
 Will Fountain, 16, and Nettie Tucker, 16, both of Newport.
 Elzie Willis, 21 and Florence Jones, 19, both of Shoffner.
 John Kelley, 25, and Mrs. Mary Tatum, 28, both of Ken yon.
 Jim Bowen, 35, and Mrs. Jen- nie Brown, 35, both of Newport.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-08-26

Lightle, where it was placed in the barn, which was afterward burned. The story also declares that at the cemetery the legs of the corpse, which had been in the grave for a month, were de- .liberately cut off with an ax, that the body might be more readily handled.
 HAS GREGORY CONFESSED?
 There is rumor afoat here to- day to the effect that Walter Gregory has made an important statement regarding what he knows about the affair. This rumor is based on the fact that, immediately after having a con- sultation with a we'll known at torney, Gregory made bond. Up to that time he had made repeat ed efforts to secure his release, but failed. Just what is the na- ture of this statement, if he real ly made one, is, however, un- known to the general public.
 The trials of Roberts and Greg ory are set for September 3, but it is thought they will both waive preliminary hearing.
 MRS. PITTS ATTITUDE.
 Mrs. Pitts, the widow of Ed ward Pitts, now that the last doubt is removed in regard to the mutilation of her husbands body, maintains the same inscrutable silence which her double sorrow brought to her. Her husbands body, clad in the clothes of anoth- CT, charred and dismembered be- yond recognition, lies in the grave of a man not yet dead. No steps have been taken to re- move the body to it's rightful resting place. Mrs. Pitts is poor. The original funeral drained her scanty resources. Who will pay the expense of the removal is a question to be determined after the trial. This latter part of a story of avarice, deceit, supposed death, mock burial, flight and it's attendant details of political am- bitions blighted, arrest and dis grace, is by all odds the most congruous of the several chap ters of Searcy's greatest sensa- tion. In the chiaroscuro of the
Newport weekly independent., 1904-08-26
LICHTLE SECURES
 HIS LIBERTY.
Walter Gregory, Alleged Accom- plice, also Secures Bond. Lightle's Relatives Came
 to His Rescue.

& LIS ilOlS, dV e ldCC HULL ldSCi HE lit, made bond for his appearance next Saturday on the charge of Conspiracy to defraud, arson and grave robbery. His bond was signed by J. E. Lightle, his cous- ain, and his mother, Mrs. s. T. Lightle. It is supposed from this fact that he has gone into the details of the plot and told what he knew of it, as hitherto his relatives had declined to make bond for him until he should tell the full story.
 Walter Gregory, who was ar rested Tuesday, charged with complicity in the case, also suc- feeded in making bond earlier in kEe day in the sum of S2, 700.
 Those who signed his bond were: Will Canada, Judge M. M. Stuckey, of Newport, Mrs. Lula Roberts, mother of John V. ' Roberts, who is out on bond on ythe same charge, w. c. Rugan, E. B. Rogers, J. c. Harder, ex- Sheriff J. l.. Moore and Dr. l.. E. Moore. Dr. Moore, 1t will be recalled, was a former business partner of Dr. Lightle, and it was he who made the examina- tion of the charred body found in Dr. Lightle' s barn on the night of the fire, and it was his testi- mony that had a great deal to do with the Identification of the nody s4s thaa of Dr. Lightle.
 Kay Deener and Dandridge Nicely, two well-known young .lnen of Searcy, whose names have been prominently connected with the case, returned to the city today from St. Louis. Deem CT and Nicely, 1t is said, will be important witnesses fer the prosecution. Current rumor has it that they were eye-witnesses to the diggirg up of Edward Pitts body, although they had mo actual part in the desecration of the grave and the subsequent attempt to defraud the insurance companies. The two young men have been absent from Searcy for some time, but there was no fear that they would not return.
 STORY OF THE BOYS.
 According to a story that is generally told and popularly be- lieved, these boys, suspecting something, shadowed Dr. Lightle and Gregory like juvenile Vidocqs bent upon a solution of the dark mystery attaching to their ac- tions. Arriving at the grave Dr. Lightle and Gregory began dig ging, when, it is said, Gregory was heard to ask what they
 
 would do if they were to be seen. Dr. Lightle is said to have re- piled that they would keep a fclose watch, and if they should be discovered they would kill the persons who saw them and put the bodies in the coffin from which they were to remove that of Ed Pitts. This frightened the boys from their vigil, and they fled in the darkness. Im- pelled by an unsuitable curiosity, however, they returned soon after. and saw Dr. Lightle and Gregory. so the story runs, re- move the body from the coffin and place it in Dr. Lightle's buggy, seating it upright in the seat beside him, and placing Lightle'g vest on the corpse. In this way the body of the honest mechanic, which ghoulish greed could not permit to rest undis- turbed in that haven which is the final home of mortal clay, was driven boldly into the city, and to -t1y 1opce of Dr. D st .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-11

2tnnie Ndoro, 9iioieite ser 86ite..
nobe 8opIon.St roBe II BET 76,
8rtno3inS $86, 1925.
Samuel S. Mc2oin mo Satin
an George @. SoQ ltno Satin, g2r.
1885, Caroline, nobe G(ioer.S traBc,
15.5 bel so, @rluno3ins $54, $4,000.
Sobn S. &ernS ltn0 Satin an
Gbriltopber N. &ib(er, Siioieite Der
Senneop5 nobe @reeumolmt Apemle.
Is bel 80, So.
Souls Mc2onc an Geo. $. OILERS,
SiiOieite ser Monument. StroBe,
nobe Gcntrol.N uenlte, 14.3 bel 70,
$1,000.
&olter g. @eitp6ol on Senrietto
9. G6rcnS, @eItlcite Der BRADFORD
StraBe, no6e GibIono-N oente, ID bel
65,2, @runo5inS $33, 500.
6ront @roo8fp uuo @ottin an
0ie o6oirmount auo CHAPEL ct. =.
VI. 9tr. l." Sitieite Der Wfdoetra
2lQe0, nobc SrleonS-S troBe, II be
rs, @rllno5iuS $24, $500.
Sobn Sd uno @ottin an Sobn E
@ottS uno @ottin, 2 @%rumoitiide, So
6lorence Wt. gltmon on Sobr
Qautcrbod) etc, @eltieitc @rloSfi.
uobc MorDonno.S troBe, II bel "A
@runo5inS $42, 1925.
Bbilipp s. &orn uno Satin al
Soroce u. W}cSberrl Noroieite Sor
lent.gocnlle, nobc EoplonItrobe, 15.G
BET so, @rlmo5in8 $69, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-11
gcrmiIdtc tclcgrapGiide 9cpcidJea.

- Goniml G0Uin q. W}orgdn, mels
der Dcrgongcteu @intcr sum aoniul
in Tolnp crIIount lUor0etr, ober ME.
mails mcgcn 0c9 ruiiiid iopatiidcn
ariegc3 inn Stouoe mar, lcitten go
item ciu3mcGmelL bat bon Sbiatpor
aus 0o9 Stoota Department llll
icinc 3lriidbcrltiung criltdt.
Cine aligebrofte Mtenge bon
Stcin6rud Nrbeitcrn ollS War6le
Gilt in Der Babe bon Columbus, O.,
OcriolBt cinct ytcger, lpclder perilldlt
bat, Der Jrou CHARLES SLIDER, Che.
iran 0cs Eimetcepers in Gaipari'S
Stcinbrii6en, @elpolt or5ut6ltn. Eo.
Iijeiluannidaitcn aus Columbus limo
mad oent Sddrplab OeS Eumulte8
abgeInlt0t luorocit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-11
Edliffsnndlridltcn.

SciIln 8. Sftobcr. - @oiiirt
0onpfer oaoiier @iIbclm Ser 3mei.
tc," bon Ncm,9orf nod Bremen be.
ltintmt.
&t5ur0, Q. Sfto6er. - 0i(
0onpier y8ron0en6rrg,~ BON 9aI.
tintorc nod Bremen, u1o o9roon.
lan0," bon gteiu-Yorf nod 9(ntmer.
pen untcrmc8S, iiuO bier Dorbei &c.
fobren.
2ipcrpooL .. 0ftober.- Del
0anpfer a%lln1briQ" BON Nem. 9orI
lit bier Qugetempen c-.:e
Hotter6onF 8. 9ftober. -
Der Qompfer og}oor6difl" lit mad
Nem-9or obgcfobren.
Queen$tomn, 8. Sttober. 49,
Der 0onlpfer n&uconio" iubr mad.
Nelu-9or meiter.
0ober, 8. 0ftober. - 0er
Donpicr n8cunip(aanio" iebte ieinC
Hciic no6 g}cW. 3)ort fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-11
@rnnbitGfs lle6crtrnonnnrn.

Sobinn Summer, 8rltitec, oil Geo.
6ibbcrgcr, @citicitc Ger Bethel, no0c
2omboro.S troBc, II bel so, @run9-
sims SIS, $305.
n6cor improvement So" al Mtor'
timer ". McIt , @runoitiife $1,000.
Morp Scar an 0cnielbeL 4 @run0-
Itiidc $2l0O.
S5obn 3. Gromrr un0 Satin an
Gli3obet6 Seinfc S~iiOlueitieitc scr
GroB., nobe @oca StroBc, t2 BET 60,
@rltno5inS $36, 10 GcntS.
SliDio 81. @olter3 an 9}o6ert &.
Sec @inoior mo @ottin, NorOiciia
Der 6oUctte-, robc WtonrocsS troBc, IA
bel 50, @runo5iu@ $50, s..
Clara g. GomUop unO @otte an
Sol. Scrio, 9 @rm0ltiidc, $500.
Sacob &. 8Gomo8 an Oscar g.
Sloffcr u11o Satin, 0itieite Der NC
Scent, no6e @olbroof- Npcnllc, 10 ber
1903, @rltno3ins $50, $1400.
Ibrobom @ronitcin nn0 Satin on
Somllcl Siegocl 0itieite Der Grott-
nobc Coughs trobe, 1874 bel 90, Sc.
3obio 8. Moul3bp II. a., Srltltee3,
oil WoDor un0 Stootrotb. Noroieitc
Der QombarhsS truBe, nu6e Centre
Worfet space, 1854 bel , $863.65.
g(6robam gronitcin lnO Satin on
Col. 9li6nlon Sit0icite Der 8rott-,
no6e @ougb.G troBc, 1G bel so, 0ro3.
$48, So.
Sarrp 8cQc5 9tuif an Soo W.
@ortipig, me6rcre 0%rnnoitiife, So.
@nl. 0ppca6ctner oil Nora 6.
HoIe, Noroieite DER 5oirmount-9tpe.
nube @rope.N1ea IA bei 10, $3.50.
Geo. g. 9iciicl on Charles 9. bid,
8eItieite Der G0orlca, nabe lombard.
GtroBc, - Del tlo, @rrtno5ins $500,
So.
G6eo. 9ontcr an @forgorct Mi. Gar.
rif, g}or0ieitc Der 8rebbnrp., nobc
Calhoun 5tro5G 38.G BET - @runo,
sins $50, 500.
Sol. Ni9mon ot Seize ai6man,
Siioicitc Der %ratt,, nobc 8%ougbItr..
IS bct y, Gnmo}inS $48, s..
3oco5 @olofooa an Sobn Samet,
97ticite Der Gcltral.Noenue nobe Der
U}cgI0crro ztroBe, 10 bel 100, @tos.
SIS g. S..
9}ora 4. J%ioie-on Con-. 5. Stord,
edc Iatrmouut.aIDenue uno Gatu.
rent. 5trobe 72.6 BEL 405, $1,000.
.zoic Iepoiit ano 3ruit So" ii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-11
8nnfrGu6er AM @crfc.

6omIer, Sn0, 8. Oft. - 9urd)
0Dnamit %lprengten geitern firth Gin=
BREEDER bic 9ont bon Sreelono utt0
eS beibt, iie b0tter cine 9eute bon
$4,000 9eno6t. Der @eloi6ronf
ipuroe oufgelprengt uno Die gauge
Scitenmolter oeS @onfgebGltoe8
iuuroe in Sriimmer qclegt. 9urdJ
oic 9etonotion wuroen bic 9iirgcr
geuedt itno eiltcn 81 Dem @ebGuoe,
ober Die 9iebc botten ii6 NIT ibrer
8cllte idon olti unb bobon genod)t
uno cS iuor feline Spur BON ibncu
SIT cntoeden. Slm 6reitoo 2l6eno bot.
te man 5luei 6rem0e int Ort benerft
ober man DeiB niht, Of lie nit 0crt
0iebItobl in irgeno ipel6er 8cr6ilt.
Dung lteben. Der geIprenqte @elo.
Idront lpltr0e po1It0n0ig nll8gc.
rdltnlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-11
Mnbl Yropbe5eiungcn.

So6n HitId) Csc. erb6lt Ra6ri6ten
aus allen 8beilen Der Ser. Stoa.
ten. - Sntereliante Gin5elnbei.
ten.
9rooflpn Sfto6er, 8dtum
oeS beintige Eoitelltdmpf oS.
Wtts.
Staats, aoreIlirt.
W1iIter goiter!
Namlid onn lpege Der Sectiheu.
Weei gibie is, Dab mebr 0rganii1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-11
y2oaan" anf Der .Scimfnbrt.

SonolutM 8. Oft. - Auf 0cm
bier bon Monila otgcfommene1
SronSportoompicr u2ogon" bon Der
8unoeSflotte lit WdbrcnO ser llcbcr
io6rt Elm Sol0at an ocn 9lattcrn &C.
ltor6en. Ger u@oaon" gebt bon bier
mad San 5roncisco ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-11
0urppGiide Sabel6eribte.
&oicrinpittn BON GuB .
lamb Franz.

lamb franf.
2onoon, 9. Oft. - Cine 0ebe.
I6c aus Copenhagen meloet, ooB oi(
aoiierintpittlue bon 9fltBIono iid
olIrd) llcberonItrengltng i'm 9ienIt(
0cS Hotben Ircl5eS fronf Qenladt
bat nn0 felt ibrer Infunft 0abiet
%bcttldgcrig lit.
" uen Dertpen0cn San6.
g~ranaten.
Gotio, 8. Sfto6er. - @ic Elm ia.
poniIder Sffi5icr, meldcr lid bel ser
9clagcrcrlt Dor Yort 9lrtbltr bcfin0ct
brletltd) m%ittbeilt, bermenoen 0iC
&rtiicn NIT bod9rooigen GrpIoiip.
Stoffen gcfilQte8onogrottoten, mcldJC
rid)tig 8elporfen, cine frrr6t6ore @ir.
flung altSiibcn. Nltf ole 9enuBuna
0ieler &ono9ranoten iino sic idtpe.
rem &erlllite nj ben 9fo6ttdrnpfen nit
5uriid5ufiibren.
&ei6c Grntc in q ii 81 Ii f .
lun0.
Soratolp, 8, Sftober. - Die
bielj9en 9a6nbeb0rocn iino nift I'M
Stonoe, Die enornten Mcngell bon
8etreiOesS enoungen bon ser reid,.
re-
Iiden Grnte i'm Iiio0itliden G6eil oe&
eltropaiiden &llBlono'8 5lt belpGlti.
nptt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-11
SgOrupbu6ia 9saticntcn.

Cine gauge 6amiIie in @aroenbiI
bon eitern toIer Sunoe gebiIien.
Der &0ter ucrenoete i'm yGa-
i%teur-Snititut" inter Spntptomen
Der SoIllulltb.
SIN bicii8en n@oIteur 3nItitut'
miro lett Somitog cine aus iefS
@erionen ~beitcbenoe Tomilic aus
@ar0cnpillc, 9oltimorc-G County,, un9
ein Nadbariobn oericIbcn lpegcr
@poropbobia bebonocIt. IS limo Dies
Die 3iegelitcinmourer Goruur0 @bite
u10 Satin Hoio, ocren 4inoer
Stanley, 10, WtiIorc0, 8, Coma, ~
Sabre llno Stella, % Monote olt.
iopie Der 15.i6bri9e @oltcr s. Sub
bert.
6err %Sbitc 6ottc Dor Orci 8odcn
BON cincm in g{r. t729, Sefferion.
StroBe, Wobncnocn Manne iedS
: Wonutc olte @unOc bon ser 9(rt
ser S~ogobunoe getouft ln0 ipcrrtr
iic in cinen Efcr6 i'm @oic cin. Go3
gauge Hltoel 5eigtc ith BON Nnfonq
all icbr itreitiii6tig mo biili9, bcion.
0er8 elmer Der &rnoc. IcrIelbc mar
10 i6linrm, ooB CT cincn Der uu0crcn
to0t6iB. Scrr MDite ipcrrtc Oc1icl
ben iniolgc Gclicn in cincn icparutcn
@crifloa Gin. Die gauge 6omilie,
Iolpic Der No6bor3iobn @oltcr s
Slbbcrt Ipieltcn icocn Gag nit ocn
iltngen &0tern mo mllr0cn gut
mehr ooer mcnigcr oil ben Ndn0cn
qcbiiicn. PIN idlintmiten ipicItcn tie
6rolt g86itc nit, pcldc bonn u, Scp.
tenlber bis 5ltm ,. October 10 W}ole
an elmer ibrcr @0noe 9cbiiicu murOe,
oie 5ono lit total 3erbiiien. SEER
@bitc fam idIieBli6 SIT Der giniiht
DOB sic &unoe toll ieiu milBtcn uno
ont Gonnerltdg brad)tc CT Den bllli9.
item Der flcincn Softer nod Dem 40
ltcllr- 9SnItitlt, mo- 0criclbc am Soni.
tag inter allen Spmptomcn Der
Tollmlltb %pcrenoetc. Die ii6riQen
9unoc mllrocn 0onn iofort bon 6rn,
8bitc ~9ctootet. NohfprIhln9en ct,
9obcn nun, ooB orei Gage nohoem
@err @bite in ben @eiib ser icd5
iltngen @unoc gclongtc, Die Siinoin
I'M Sonitorirm einea G~bicror5tcs
inter Nn5eihen Der iogcnonnten
D0un6=Hobic5~ pcren0et mar, ser
friibere BETTER Der @iinoin oie Gbot.
iadc ieood Oeridpiegen botte.
0ic iieben BON oen jltngen Sun0cn
8cbiIicnen &crioncn iinO ni6t I'M
oEoiteltr . Snititut" untergebrodt,
8cbcn obcr ieocn Gog oort6in, nm
GinipriBlngcu SIT crboIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-11

Setne Ion @c5urt8toQ
beQinq g~eIterrt &rA. @}or Spts1aaeI,
Der befannte Geitolrot0r DON 9tr.
27t4 1no 27t6, 8cnri0lUmto.2(p e.
nue., i'm areiie 3obIrciacr Irclu0c
31 Q"libburton bel ciucm 2mItcrn-
rotten. St. Spibno8G, bate nid,t
oQcin fir 9ropiont in NljQe uno
6ilQc Sorge gctro9eu, lonocrn audi
fir sic ltnterbaltltn9 Der @ditc mar
III umiaIIeuoer &eiIc Gorge Qctro-
gen, 10 ooB ii6 ale E3]cilucbmcr
f0itIih omiiiirten. @ciong5portrG0c
mehicltcu NIT bumoriittihen &ortr6.
gen alb, 1tro gollj bciouoer2 oer0ie.
men mc6rere Genorloli pom Gr-Ec-
noriItcn Charles &obrer pom, 2(rion"
bcrooracbo6en SIT mcr0cn. llntcr
oelt S6eilne6mern bcion0cn iih: Nr.
mo 6rou Sobn SoItner, Nr. N}oll-
rice &cib uno 6rolL, @r. G0a@. 2cit
un0 Jrolt Sr. Otto Nijucr, Sr.
Socob llbler uno 6roll 6rl. 2ueQa
llbIer, SRI. @race llDlcr, 6rou 6on.
nab 8rumbod, &r. G5o@. &obrcr,
Sr. Srping Barter, Grtblr 3olmcS,
So6n Stoling mo 6rou, GIii6a 8.
Gor, 9(OoIpb Shad), @nt. 5dii6cl.
SSobn 9tt, Soc @ciiin8cr, Charles
aaItncr, Iilguit @ud, @nt. Bud,
Chris. 9cnuer, Gbo2. 0}iQcr, Geo.
8itte, Otis ll6ler, 2iQic Spibner
ltno Sol. Spibnagel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-11

*%* Der o6robiim 6roltcu Ser.
Gin" beronitoItet om Mjttpod), oclt
10. Sftober, in Der o6ro6iiml1Solle"
Elm Nlitern-S ouper. Gin GuBcrlt
f6bigc5 arrangements. Gomitc lit NIT
oen &orbcreitlmgeu bctrout mor0cn,
mo lpcr Ihon friibcr cincm 9Iltitcrn.
Sollpcr oc5 u6robiin1 6roucn-Ger-
Gins" beiQcluobnt bat, Ger miro olrd)
oicIeS S5abr nidt fcblcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-11

pbine 03oroen BON Chicago, Sis;
@uitao Gang uno @r. uno 5rat SQ5.
Wfugnu8 bon Nen-0orf; Sr. mo
6rou @ll3 Sang, Sr. uno 6rau &con
9onbcrqcr, 6rou Wf. 9cbreno, Sri.
0fartbo 9e6renO uulo 6r. 90. artbur
8ebrcno, @cnrp mo s. &eitcr 9anl-
berger bon YbiIa0eIpbia, go; &r.
uno 6rou s. Srautlpcirt, 9r. mo
6rou $. Hobinion, Capt, 8. 8lolter
uno 5roll, Capt. M. Ntabonep un0
6ro1t, @r. u1o 6rau S. Slaughter,
&r. 1tno 6ro1t 5. Glarfe, &r. uno
6rolI u. &%oic1bcrg mo Die 6rlS.
Sennic mo CORA HoIenberg bon
annapolis, Nfo. Gas ncllocrmGblte
8aor miro nod iciner Aiidfebr bon
ser Sod5citSrciie IN annapolis mob
men, moieIbit Der 9rduti9om cinen
groBen 0epartemcnt.2aoe betrcibt.
Ger 0d c ~ oIlte ih III f t
bIuhtcu Iaiicn. - Gin Dbl.
ienrolten peron'toItetcn geitern Die
Bitter Der 3reibeit" in i6ren Gnrfe
an DER go'Icths4oelli'e'Nooo' llopc
Bod Nipcr. @roBe Nufrc9rmg MIR
oe inter ocu 800 9eiuhern oe5
EortS ooo''rd) oeti'rlopt' ooB oer
Shie cnttom ltt0 crit 0a0ltrd) einges
lo19el lolltoe, ooB mon I'M eflWoB'
Ste @9' qua HHo IS So'.et oVte''e-
tel pas 0ie,lol looolll III lu'''odpaI'
Ter SSei1e' RroI. @a'uet > SoPeue ne
1etle Ole %llt'li' uno OCT FtuI'oelll'
Nj v Y Fl'll, p'e'l cue |'lPtoUe'
Goo IN 6ol9eetneS Stnr@
5eS. Der 40 Sabre oIte SorncS
Gcntoll bon Sparrolp'@ Fotnt ltltr5te
9eItcrn 9}orgcn bon Der &orbertreps
pc zines SaltIea an GaItert.Abenlle,
nobe 3. StroBe, Sigblanotopn, 10
1tnallldIth oltr oo3 Ftlalter, Dab er
elncn Shooelbtltd) erlitt, Dem er Ell
he Stl10e ipater I'M nSobn3 Sop
ttH@s9olpltol" erlog.
Gin Qro6cS TumiIieufcf
mltr0c acItrrn 9l6cno in Scr @oG.
nltnQ 0c$ TGr6ereibeIibcrS Srn. GSric.
0ridl 6. Qinf an ncr Gdc bon Sat-
cite. lu10 @op.S troBc oefeiert. IS
lpor Elm Tomilicnieit I'M mo6rcn
| Gimme 0c5 @ortcS. Sr. Qind bcQinQ
Sen SO. &~abreStoo lciner Sod)5eit.
Der oltt Den 2. Sttober tlel; cine lei
ner Sottcr, 6rolt Somllel ". Gltr-
bile, feicrte Den II. SobreSto9 tbrer
&erbeirotbutG Der olif Den A. DITTO
Der ttel; cine anoere Sodter, 6rnll
Charles 5. 9tptilS, be9lng Den =.
SobrcStoa hires am i. Sttober 1902
crtol8ten GintrtttS III oen belll0elt
GbeItonO, Iorpie audi ibrct ollt ben
II. Sttobcr f%ollenoen @ebltrtSto9;
ldlteBllh iu1troe aud Der @ebllrtSto9
0eS Sodterde1tS Der 6rolt 9lptIll9
9eTetert, pelde" oIll .. Sttober 1908
ooS Sldt Ger ESclt erbl1ttte, Us nor
EN- lebr trollld)e@ 6clt, gltBer OCH
en8erclt 6ol1lllel1on0eborI9cll fpobtt'
ten olld lebr olele 6reltiloe 1trlo Ses
to1l1te ocnt'elben BET, inter Inoerer
Scrr @eo. 6tlltn8 1lno 9crr Glt9illy
G0iife bon Der Gompa8nie "a" Der
olldl @err &lItt ol@ Captain otl9e-
bort.
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c II. - 9nt8 Se6niltdlt nod ibrcn
@ottcn 9oren5o, ser lie Dor Ginger
,3cit pcrlieB, III. iid) nod Dem ionni-
gcn SStulicn ST. bcge6en, beging &c.
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*** Scr n@ernlonio MGnncr=
DIOR" beoe6t bellte 9l6cn0 icin Stif.
tilngSieIt ortr6 Elm 9roBe3 CONCERT.
G8 lit fir ooiielbe Elm 10 rcidbaItige8
8rogromm oltfgeItcllt porOcl, ooB
fem W}itglieo 0e5 &crcin3 fe9Icu
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gcbcn obcr ieocn So0 oortbin, nm
GinipriBultgcu SIT crbolten.
2cidnam geun0en. 1870
Der SnioIIc 0c5 @rotc8, pclhcs, luic
Ser oGelti6c Correspondent" id)on
geItern melocte, Mn SamItog 9tod-
mittag obne SnioiIcn an Ser Merite
bon Sanford mo 9roofS ont 6llBc
Der Clinton StroBe idluimnmcn0
0efunoen puroe uno cine 9(n5oh(
SleioungSitiidc mo 9(naelrlttbc eht.
biclt, muroc Qcitern gfor0en bon
Nrn. Hobcrt ". Goplor pon Scr. no.
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mo rs ltellte iid) bcrou8, BOB ser
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tcbt bette, iciu ciQener SoGn, Ser IS
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ACKNOWLEDGING ourd &ab6iner Or.
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iltngirte ais 8lumenmdoden uro
Sen 9~iOienber9 ais 4oge uno oils
vllibers" Die $50. Mar gmrid, Gus
@umpredt, 6reb 9bolbeimer un0
Sionep Sdiff. Inter Sen attstu6rtt.