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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
StaOt Baltimore.
TuS @cttcr.

Sir Morpldno uno oen Tiitrift
Golrunbin t6eihuCiie tribes MCtter
un0 frilhc nGroli6e Min0c.
Ter bofitc 1bcrmomctcritonO mar
81 0ro0 nm s ll6r gQbcn0S.
Ser nicorigitc Gbermometcritono
mar % @ro0 um 6 llbr WtorgcnS.
Mittlercr 9urometcritun0 30.l1.
Der nieorigitc Recommendations
Der lcbten 81 Stunbcn III n%od)IolQcn.
Den StG0tcn ipor uie folgt: Goltport
&, Gortlon0 10, Voiton Is, Glbonn
10, Help.2 )orf %, g(tluutic.Gitp 80.
Moibingtou rs, Noriolf %, @ottcro8
Charlotte 80, 8ilnlil1ton 40,
9borleIton fl, Snp0nnob It, Sod
iotpiac 90, <piter 20, Sen ,93cit y,
gtlonta -, montgomery 3S, Nclp.
Orleans as, 8olcitinc 81, Corpus
G6riIti 3S, MempbiS 81, Cincinnati
81, Eittsburg 80, SSiuego IL, 9ui.
fnlo 81 Glebelono 26, 9etroit %,
Ilpeno 20, WorQllette -, @rccn Dan
"a, Chicago IS, Duluth y. ct. Saul
8. ct. 2ouiS 80, Soniua Gitp 80,
Omaha q. Sltron is, 0iSlnard %,
@iaiiton %, @opre IS, &elcna 36,
5olt,9ofe 36. 9enper 81, Nortb
Stotte t6. Oobge -, Nmorluo Is
mo Sos NngelcS 81.
8rou IN @rau mor Die Si1notur
res 9eitrigen Cages; Der Simmel
nod)te eirl finitereS @elid)t uto bic
stroben bGtten nid)t brolmcr aus
eben tonnen, luclt1 ole Gbotoldoc
ler Melt nltf Dem @cit- 2om6nrO.
5%traBenbudel o~uSgegollen porben
u0re, Tic Sta0t lprlrbc geltern sum
a. Mole bieicn 0intcr bon cincm
5dnceltlrme %beinIgcIltd)t, mo I'M
Sntl5en iicIen geitcru frii6 bon 4 llbr
forgctS bis gcgcn 8 llbr 2.6 Boil
5dnec, moS ben ShnecfoG oes gSilts
ers nuf 40 3ou britqt, @cnn iid
lcr fommen6e Monot nidt beiiert
mo inns nod cin Nal nit elmer
5hnecocde beimiud)t, oiirItcn mir
ocn gr6Bten Sdyncefoll Der letten 30
iabrc crrcid)en. SIN @intcr bon
sol bis 1892 fielcn II 3oQ Sd)ncc.
@c0en 9 llhr GcItcrn gormittuo
crluonoCItc lid scr Sdnccfoa in
iegct mo nltr6hpciftc Den Sd)ncc
er1tobcn OoB Die Strobcn unO
Irottoirc l>llr iebr Id)led)t 81 poiIircn
)arcn, nn6 oil sen Strobcnfren5lm'
Ell iannncItcn iid aort5c grobe Sup'
icu OH, iIber meld)c man mn NIT
'ebcnsgciobr fomnlcn fonntc.
Sir bclrte hot ms oaS Ncttcrbu.
coe eineu b%eiicrcn 5o9 nit etluoS
ieorigerer Tempcrotur in grsiidt
eItclt.
Gic Boil Scr. Engc, oil oc1eu CS IN
ieienl, @intcr idncite mo Der @e.
rag os5 SdnccfoleS iporcn lpie
olat;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
NuSfunft ii6cr YrcBt.
man StraRe.

PM cine bon Srn. Smith I'M 3iuei-
ten 3rueigc beontro9te 6rogc antlpor.
tetcn gcItern Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GommiilGrc, 6oB ole &ornnbmen III
Der Gr0ffmlng BON GreBtnlnn-, 5tui.
iden 0ilmorItraBc ullo Der often
meItliden Stootgrer5e, sic ourd) OiC
&erorOmrng Ar. 1873 pom Sabre
1876 angeoronct mttroe, idlou lett
longer Belt obgcidloiicn lporOer
icicn. Troboem lit sic EreBtmo1.
nur bis 5ltr Mouroe e StroBc fiir oell
Gerfebr crofinet, BON ga oil lit nod,
9tid)tS fir Die StroBe 9et6on nor
Ben.
u D III inotiouen bcitGti0 t.
Der 5ipcite 3lueig heitGtigt gcitcrll
Die foIgenocn Nominotionen oca
WtoporS einltimmiq unb obne cill
@ort ser aritif ooer Oppoiition:
N. Gonpop Sons ais iein ci9encr
Nnhiolgcr olS Hid)ter 0cS Stcicr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
&ontcS W. Smith ais StrnBcl.
our6brud,S. GommiiiGr III Nod)folgc
bon @cnrp 0ciucQ.
0treftoren Grncnntng q.
9eioen 3peigcn ging POM Wouor
Simnn1tS Die &crorOnnhg fir Die Gr.
uclummg Scr ItGotiiben 0ircftorcl,
0eS o@ouic Of Hciu1e" ST. Sn 5lpei.
ten 3lpeige mlroe bie &eroroninnG
gleid) sum crIten Wole perlcicn. Gic
6erren iino; ". ". auopp, VI. .,
9ttluoob, 9rni. i. Musbomu, GbaS.
$. SebnL Solpraion Ti9gS, 8iltoll
Snolpoon, ". .. Seeming, @orrp
&. Erice, SonleS 3. Morgon uh;b s.
9Ippleton @ilion. Sr. Nit&bniml iii
bns cin5ige neuc MiitalirN Der 9e.
boroe; CT nimmt sic Stelc bcS Dor
etliden Wonaten %peritorbcncu Or,
albert $. Sing eiu.
So0t gem q dI t..
Sm criten NotbS5lpei9c mlroe &C.
tern 9lbeno Die ncitc yStdct Scol.
per" Neroronultg, mcldlc ocl1 Ser.
folii bon SbeoterbiQeten Ollrd) liccn-
tiirte Ngellten crlollbte, nltf gntrog
oeS 0rt. @uttS bon Der If. @orb
alif utbeltiunltc 3eit 5ilriif gclegt.
Glf Mit9IicOcr ltinlmten ooiiir lio
iiebcn bogegen. Yrdiioent Mtorgoll
luar 5itr 3cit ~obpeieito unb Sr. 9onb
ftngirte nIS Trdiibent. Sir bcn 9ln.
trae oes Srn. @atts ititnmten Die
8S. @m. .. Smith, @eiiioger,
gSriebt, See, 9ono, Mabool, Sill.
Watts, nB itlo Soffman; oogegpr
Die $50. Greene. 2ittle. @uttp. Niee.
GnbcIiiic, Sproiier iino Seineeinon
SiiIfe iir Mides perlanet.
auf slnirag bes Srn. 9ofiman bon
Der 81 Marb lpiiroe I'M eritcn 3lpriue
eiIt WeidllHb anueItoninteL i'll mel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
Stabtrat6S &crbnuOlungcu.

Gebatte I'M 5lpeitcn 3wcige iibcr OiC
4orf InIci6e. - Nmenoirunr
ser qb3u9sfonoI 2 guIcibc in
crItcn 3mciae bcabiidJtigt. -
Grncumngcu oe5 Mopor& bcitd.
ti9t. 60 yScalpcr" r &crorommQ
foot gemodt. - &crtogrng bis
hclltc.
@cioe 3rpcigc oc$ Sta0trnt1S 6icl.
tcn aeitcrn N6cno qcit16itige SiBun.
gen; bic Oc5 critcn 3meiqcs imtroc
icOod 1un 1a7 llbr ourd ooS Gr.
l0ifcn Der clcftrtl6en 2idter uttcr-
brodcn. SciItc 2lbeu0 miro picocr
cine Sibrma itottfinoen,
Sic ST ,000, 000-& urfnuIei0c c.
SIN 3peitcn 3rpciqe cntiponn iid)
cine ldngcre 0cbottc ilber 0u9 BON
Srn. %Giicn6ron0t SIR @nrf . ghtIeibc
Observation-Disclosures lucldc5 Dor.
idreibt, DOB sic Midiou 9ollorS 3t
qIeid)elt Ebeilcn in Den 0urd) bic
arcu5ltna Scr Baltimore Ii. Charles
Strnbc qebiloctcn Sto0tbierteln Der.
olt&gobt merOcu Ioutc. Die altc IroQc
ilbcr Die onQeblidc 9eoor5ualtn0 0c5
uor0lpeltli6en StQ0ttbcilcS in 0c3ltu
ouiEort8 mtr0e pie0er cinmal 0urd)=
Qcbcdclt. 1r. g~iienbronot mai scr
Gericd)tcr bon Sit- un0 NorooIts8al-
t%intorc, Die ieincr 9(niid)t nod 6iSber
oernohlGiiiat uoroeu ieiell. Die $3.50.
Rrott unO Smith b%ciiirhtetcn, Ouij
Die &Gnoe Der 8%orfbcboroc Oltrd) 0oS
Nmcl0emcnt 81 piel ocbuutocn mir
Den. Die Ibitimmitua mar mic folgt:
0oiiir oic $50. @oit6cr, Subert,
G~iicnbronOt, 2ipinQiton uto aelcp
bo0cgcn Die $50. Smitb, Ylott mno
9romn.
q menotrunN Scr q bjuQ& $.
&auol Gcrpr6runQ.
SIN crltcn Hotb55pcigc famcn bic
8eroronuuaen iiir Die 4nner = 9tn=
leibe unO bic 9lb5ugSfanol 9luIetGc
sur 5mciten 2eiuug. Die I6pu0Ss
8onaL = Serorbnuna wllrOe uber bis
nGd)iten Wonto9 5ltriidgelcgt ollf 9(t=
trug 0eS Srl. 9on0 bon ser fl.
@orO, nod)0cmEroiioent Wforgon er=
fl0rt bnttc, or miinId)e eilt Inlcn0cs
mcnt I'M GinflunQe init Dem Gorz
Idlo9c 0e$ &rll. lbcoOor Wforburq,
oic Nnlci6c Dor Nlbloui bon 10 SAB
rem 5llrild5ablbar SIT MAIDEN, I'M
Sole Die Stoot nod) 8erloltf bon 30
o6cr 40 Sobren i'm Stouoc iein ioQ-
te, cine rcllc NnIeibe 5itm g%eriugercn
3inSfllB 81 crbebcn. 3ltgIcid) mltrbc
nnf Introg oeS &rn. 0ouo eilt Be
ld)lltb on0cnommcn, sic 9(1liid)t Ser
Sinon5bebGroc iibcr Den Elon Der
Iangcn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21

Snlius Sebbcl, beutifer Bbotograpb,
321 W.-UaH.StraRe.
Gabinetbilbcr MIR 81 pro 9ntenS.
Sesn ~eniaiuirten opaIen 8ilbern iino
ihone Meiibeiten ertp1bnensnertb.
2ebensgroBe photographer unb
fiinitleriid poIfenoete Gopicn alter
gi.6er lit Gropon, 8aIierfarben. Del
uno EaIteQ elm S~pesioIitdt.
Nan berarHe uidt. bor5uipreden.
(324-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21


Gin II eber5ieber- 0t ar0cr.
49, Sohn Yrolplt, ein 9}eger bon OR.
90, @eIt,&offmot StroBe, nllroe &C.
iter1t int mittleren StottonSbotie
pom Yoli5eirtfter Grammar wcgcrl
DiebitoblS bon 5mei lleberrodcn Dem
@eridtSpcrfobren iibcrmieicn. Ger
Hegcr 6ottc Die Wietbooe, iid olS
9ronfer in Soipitdlern aufnebmen SIT
loiien uno onnn nit cinenl lleber5lc@
her st pcridpinocn. g(n fl. 6cbrllor
fono or 2(ufnobmc I'M oMorDlGn0cr
llniperiitdtS = Soipital" un0 Dor
N6cn0 mar CT nit ocnl llcberrod lei
lies Holicl1genoilen Clarence 3bonlus,
lueldcr @Grter lit, peri6lpunoen; er
uerfouitc Sen Hod fir 50 an Ser @or=
riion.StroBe. gml Is. 6ebruor begob
er iih noh Dem oStobt-0oipitol, "un0
bier ocr0uftctc CT nod lucnigcn Stuns
ocn nit 0enl llcbcr5ieher oeS Or. IS.
II. @orreS. N0S CT oen Nod Qeitern
ot1 Der Sorriior.S trobc 5lt pcriilbcrt
pcriltd)tc, crruii6tc Eoli5iit 2onm ibn
mo crlongtc cil 0citGnoniB bon Dem
Atcgcr.
0egen an itcdcn0c Scuz
d) cm.- No6 eincm Grloiie OcS 9lut-
beSidobontteS Oilrfen nod bcnl l..
Wtdr5 feline NinoerbGitc oOer aal6s-
feQe ais Merifo intportirt lpcrbcrL
luel1n bicieIben nidt 9cqerbt oOer oll-
berrpeitig ~prdporirt limo, DnB ole
Se1td)cngcrnlen pernidtct Iino.
Ser It d 1t d tie Elm 8ein.
Gic 40 Sabre oltc GSral Wfarp @eIt
BON Nr. 1926, Slt.5ort-A penuc, fiet
gcftcrn MI Der 6ort.Apenlle mo Ste
pcnionitrobe 10 ml9liiflid), BOB tie
ibren linfcn &nodel peritalld)tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21

Gin 90 nbuqonp 9Ol5 j.
6lof Ill u ertGeuon $4,000
miro SIR 3eit III Ncms9orf fiir Die
6irmo @iQiom 9nobe & So. 3eri1gt,
nm in oercn bieiiger 6ubrif uerorbei-
tct SIT mcroen. Der 9lof fomlnt bon
ser oitoirifoniiden Siiite un0 cine
9ln5oGl Der groBtcu 9ionofubrifou-
ten Dotte Nngebotc iiir oeuielbcn elm
Qcrcidt. Der 9lof bottc am oitel
GnOe 7 SUB uno 6 3oa 0%urdntcIicr.
Gin cin5i9e6 Iu it term
boot, meld)eS nit 400 9uidcln
glltltert bclo0cl mor, fam gcItern oil
ser GrottltroBcn . @eritc an. Der
GreiS Der glilitern ionf icit Somitog
fiir Nrimo GuolitGt bon $1.75 nlf
$3.50 pro 9uidcl.
Gic Sta0t YaIttmorcb a
Qelu nnen. - ST. Der &ldgc pom
SorneS &. Gorrp Gc0cn 0cll W(oDor
mo Stootrotb BON Baltimore bat
ooS Sber-9unbc8gCridt oic Gntidciz
Dung ocS Stoots- glppcllotionSgerid)tS
BON Marplano allfrcd)t erhaltcn no.
nod) oie Stobt Baltimore ci1 Meht
bat, Die Iftionorc altBcrhdlb 0eS
Staotcs 5lt %bcitercrn 0eren Corpora
tionen in MorDlolo 8eid0ftc tbrll.
Sr. Gerrp tuobut III Yenniplpunictt
m1o bat Iftien ser yNclp-Y orfs9ol-
tinlorc > TRANSFORMATIONS @eiea-
i6oft," iucldc in baltimore beitcuert
luur0cn.
guf Ser Strobe &c it o T.
ben. 49, Ger Ncgcr @iliom Hood),
50 Sabre aft, itorb geitern 9tad)mit-
tog I llbr Dor Dem Souic 9sr. 100,
Noro-G olloS.S troBc. Gr mar id)oil
lett cinigen 8o9en fro11f lt1o befono
iid ouf Dem @ege nad) Ser 6reiflinif
bes nSobns Sopfins !Soipitols.
Coroner GorlttberS fonb, bab Der ZOO
ollS notilrliden llrladcn cintrut.
Goud lpobnte in Nr. 5, NorO-G allas-
Strabc.
Etc Yirii0 @rnbte &c
f0~brbet. - g9ie Die |iogenalilter
oEeodcrop : 2iioner" berid,teit, hat
Der id)oric Srpit nQe Efiriid)fnolpel'
at ben 9aiinlen olif benz Olttifer I'M
in 8elolparc %qetobtet. @ic onbert
Sarnler ober b%eboitpten, fam nlall
nod gor nid)ts @elpiiieS Iager. loil'
oer, mliB crit oblparten. ipie Ole golt'
nc nod, Dem S%Goliuetter altSiebetl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
0elbfcnonngcn nadj 9eutidlanS mi
Grfreidl

at "a Gents pro Wnrf mnb 2OH
Gents pro arone. 9orto ertra.
@ediel aiisaeitellt auf ole Ebei--
Der 8eIt. 9i1ise Sbiifsfartcn po,
uno nod 9eutidlanb. Ebeo. $.
Sicner & Co.. ia Dit-oegine
ton-Gtr. 8immer Nr. 8. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21

2SllC2 tlltt H|tllllHCIlut SllllllIlC ullN
oen Gontinaentton0 81 pcrlpiIligen
fir bie 6ortihoiiuna 6c5 Giles in
Sen StraBcn.
ugcnomr III Ell.
&u criten NotbS}pci9e muroelI
sic @iolQcnocn &eroronlrngln in brit
ter &cilnnG onacnOnmen:
Die @oiicnliuien Scr @crmton.
Strobc. 5iuiidcn 9iQbtitrobc mO
6opfin9' Elocc. acrooc 81 legeu;
Oo9 Erottoir oe5 GcrihtSacbGuoeS
oil ser 81, 3oulitroBc 22l2 Sui
breit I'll modcn;
oa9 @cbolt oeS Qiccn5 GctcftipS i'm
G%ontroleurS 9iircou bon $1,000 oui
5000 5u erhohen;
Der oM@torplon0 3. 1Clamare &irqi-
nio go6ngeieaidoit" 81 crlou6en,
olli Der Nerftc 9fr. > al Der 2igbt.
StroBc cincn @%ol5iAuppcn SIT CT.
rid)tcn.
Ter 5lucite 3lpciQ poiiirtc oic &ey.
or0mungen, oic SulGrc int Den @ii.
rcour ocS StoOtitcltcr Ginnc6mer@
un0 oe@ Collectors Der Moiicrnictbcrl
ll10 Sicen5cr 51t re0lIiren.
Neuc NorIuQcn.
Sn crItcn 3iucige mltrben bic Iol'
ge1t0en NnrIugen cin1crcid)t;
bon 0rn. Wrccltc - Spears o0cr
Stable Qgp iitolid bon 2omborr-
StrnBc breitcr unO acroOc 5l mo
hen;
bon Nru. gSrigbt $780, Nrn. &obu
Solo bon Nr. /, 3cnfina' Game, 500
5lr pcrluiIligcn fiir S6ooeL Scr oni
s. SUM 1908 olrdI cine 6lut6 an
lcincm Gigcntblm on0cridtct lulrhe,
mo
@rl1. Gbriltiun Spuf mo Caroline
Sprrd $500 SIT ncriuiaigcn fir az
ibrem GiqcntIum our6 0icicI6c
6llItb ongcridtctcu S6oocn;
BON &rll. Gee - Die @olicritcucr
AMI @Gllicr bon meni9cr, ais is Sui
6rott ji erb0bcr (5llr nlten Hotc, bic
Dor Der Me0ltftion IN 1902 bcltouo) 4;
bon Sru. Morgnn - Wiltdeiter-
StraBe, bon WionroeltraBc bis &irbpe
Game, Ill 6urdbred)en.
SIN 5pcitcn 3ucigc ctltgercidJt
lUurOcn:
bon @rn. G%iicnbronot - Die Ser
oronuln, bic Strobcn I'M Ntorft.Gi
thrift nit 2(5pbolt 5lt piloitcrn, Scr
miaigunG 1913 90 mrS bcnt @clt.
lid)cn Mtorpldn0er 6on0;
bon 6rr, 9%iuinqiton - bic ScrorO.
nllrlg, ooS 9ctt Scr 81. StrnBe, 5luis
id)en 9orf.Hooo un0 G6orle5itroBen.
gfbellllr, at eriucrben mo Ounn 5u
niucQiren uno ST. piloitern.
Griebcn uIf.
Ger critic 3meig tried 0citerl llIf
nit 0rn. MottS bon ser II. @orO.
Gieicr SEER mieat mjnocitcnS 800
8fnu0 unN bat ld)on mebrcrc Stoot
ratbnItithlc %5crbroden. @cltCrn Nbclo
Dor 9egilm Der Sibung botte CT mic.
beruu Oua llngcmodD, @r. See bon
ser 10. @orb offerirtc 0eSbolb cincl
9eihlub Den SuperintcnOenten oer
0ife1tli6en @ebGuOe uuffor0ern0, ci=
lten nit Giiers u1l6 Stnblb0n0ern be-
i6logenen Stubl fir Mrn. @ottS on
5ui6affeu, Ser 9eidIub mllrOe oil.
Qenon1meu, ipGter obcr in @ieOercrs
mGallng 1e5ogcn II. 5urildgcnonmclt.
Sn oem Monlent, oils Der 9eidlltB
ongenommen ipur0c, 0tngelt Die
cleftriid)en Qid)ter im 3inmer
oes erlten Hotbs5luei0ea ollS; cine
6ltie mor oltsgehrannt. % Die Cos
lid)tcr Nidts tougten, pcrtugtc Der
3pcig iid) bolo. Sciltc gbcno lit luics
Der cine Sibung.
g d) ME oogcmclcm iogt
Ben Ift6a. Gic Vultimorer
Iounpicr, mcld)c 0cn &erfcbr nit bclt
Norn1ern ltno aleinitGotcrt an Dit
,lfcr rcgclmoBig ouircd)t crboltclt,
i;,S Airicu Mitttrr nr>ln,1norn tnort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
Sdiffsfarten pun nnb nadl SentidJ-
IauD.

Son Baltimore bis 9renlen: aa.
lite $42.50 uno S44.50, 3luiIfehoef
$33; bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
aoiiiic $50, 3piidcnoed (fiir ollie
Goiiogiere) $36.50. 3beo. 8. Giener
& &c., 3imnier Nr. 3, III Dit.
9eriudtnn Str. GelhmedIcl nn0
0elolcioungea. t323-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21

Die EradDt bcr gan5en Insriltnng
Der Baltimore. Sbio-" NoDdl Wliie-
3uge mad, YDilaoelpbia nto Neiu.
Yorf iii llohit beahtensmcrlb.
llS.52.55,59)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21

g o d) ME odqcmcIcn 1ogt
9cn Ifiba. - Die 0nltimorcr
Iautpfcr, mcldc 6cn &erfcbr nit Den
Iorn1crn nnb aleinltG6tcrt an Dit
nicr rcoclmGBig oltfrcd)t crboltcn.
iino bicIcn @intcr gc5lpungc1 nor
ben. ibre 2nbung lno tire FolIo9icre
0rci WeilCn bonn liter allf Dem ftG.
6idcn @iie oh5ltIebclt bon 100 6rodlt
ullb Mciic1oe in Sdlittcn NIT bier
Yicroen bopor o6gcbolt mo oil ouS
liter gchrod)t mitrbelt. Sogar III ben
Sliiiien &irainicn'S. no eS cigcntlidl
oar nid)t benfbnr ieiu iolltc, Iill0 Die
sSnrl1rr NIT ibren WuAcll bis an Ole
Guntpier nlitten int 6lllIle oni ocnl
Giic a~rio6ren. bo6en ibrc Wogcn &C
gen ocn Gumpfcr geld)obcn n1lo lbrt
Gradlt oboelooclt nro itcite Gobiut.
gen uuigenonnlen, GaS Gis NOR
BORT II 3oa oid. Gin 6ornler, beiierl
Eieroe nid)t I6orf beId)logen iuarel1,
bolte cine longc 2eine pom Golnpfcr,
bono ieillen cine babe Mteile entiern.
ten @ogen baron unb licB beuielbell
uoll ocn Negcrn nod Dem 0onnpicr
siebcn. 9ie onriti9en Seelen otS
Sen Trobibitionspcgcnoun id)nolltel1
iid) Sdlittifube on nllo Iubren in
oQcr 8erniitbsrilbc oil bic IN WuthcS.
oelp1ilcrn li~egenben Compiler iutb
bolten lid BORT ibrc pYnlSlpormer"
eill iold)es Gergniigcn bilrftc III bic.
len Sabrcn nid)t micoer porfolhmclt
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GcnnD's feline %serDItete aaficcs

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-18
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE,

Since its first production at the Knicker-
booker theatre. New York city. in the
spring OF 1904, Mr.. Wright Lorimers
magnificent production OF The Shepherd
King, which begins an engagement 1t
the Providence Opera house next Monday
evening. has been Witnessed by no less
than 32i4 clergymen OF all denominations.
A record OF clerical attendance has been
kept by the management as perfectly as
possible, but IL Is likely that many more
than the number mentioned above NAV
have seen the play without accepting the
coUrtesies invariably extended to the
clergy by Mr.. Loriner. From every city
visited by the play have come unsolicited
expressions Of approval from the most
prominent clergymon. II Is likely that
no play ever produced has succeeded I'm
pleasing the clergy and regular theatre
gocrs as well as has The Shephcrd
King There is something about Mr..
Lorimcr's mustcrly way OF presenting
David that appeals 10 all classes and the
play and its production is not only
valuable as an educator, but as a thrill
ing. entertaining and amusing romantic
drama, Mr.. Lorimor and The Shepherd
King" were seen in his city twice during
last season. and both actor and attraction
created a most favorable impression. and
there Is every reason 10 believe that the
engagement will be most successful here.
No musical event Of the year In this city
will arouse greater interest than tho com
ing OF Henry w. Savage's English Grand
opera company. The spectacular must
cal success Of last season was Mr..
Savage's "Parsifal' in English. and the
well-known producer expects HE roper
tory OF masterpieces this year 10 attract
favorable attention equally pronounced.
The Walkyrie's' first American produc-
ton I'm English takes the place OF Par
sifal." and the remainder Of the repertory
is OF the high class character Go awaken
unusual interest. Music lovers will be
permitted 90 make their selections from a
list OF operas that also Includes Aida, 90
'Rigoletto. "Taunhauser. "Lohcngrin. %
ia Bohcme.' the picturesque operate
novelty that has made Puccinl one OF the
favoritc composers ~ modern Italy. and
Faust" the best and most tuncful OF
ell French operas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-18
PAWTUKET.

The theme ~ the excellent sermon de-
livered ny Rev. Thomas r. Bartlett ~
the Pawtuxet Baptist church yesterday
morning was the lesson 10 he derived by
tho welcoming az Saul ~ Tarsus into the
service 81 Christ by a humble Christian.
one Ananias Of Damascus. There is but
one Paul. and few of us can hope 10 be
as he was. the great leader OF men and
writer 81 a third OF the New Testament.
he said. but their may be lois ~ US called
TO perform some such work as Ananias
OF Damascus. who had not been heard OF
before. a semi-brother worker whose
words Of greeting To the chastencd Roman
officer. blinded aud bewildered. made the
Brother SAUL a revelation Of wat was
before him. From this Ananias. the
preacher. drew the lessons Of his accept
ing Christ and following him and then his
readiness to answer the call 10 duty when
II came. The way the Christians OF today
and those who have not made profession
of love for Him miss each other by the
faulty reasoning was spoken OF. Each
would do the duty III" certain things
were different totally. passing by the call
on them one OF the best things that can
cOne TO us I'm this world is the call to
work for Christ. II f. good 10 be COM
missioned to do something II Is n terri
BILE thought 10 be forced INTO idleness. 10
be denied the privilege OF helping To be
solved Is a calamity. especially for New
Engianders. FOR whom tho spirit ~ tho
gospel Is exactly adopted. on Zach Chris
tan some work ls laid as The means ~
fun redemption for selhshress We see
many places where work is needed, but
few are doing a.
wednesday afternoon Of this week the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-18
WARREN.

Rev. Hopkins b. Cady conducted the
services at the Methodist church yester-
day and large congregations were pres
ent at the services. I'm the evening a
special service was held, al which Rev.
Mr.. Cady gave a program OF the his
tory OF sacred songs and graphaphone Sc
lections were rendered Rev. Herman w.
Watjen preached at the morning anG
evening services in the Baptist church.
Special singing was rendered by the
quartcte choir under the direction OF
Choir Director Martin. Mrs. Asa r.
Small OBLIGATED AZ the organ. Rev. Jo-
seph l.. Hutchison occupied the pulpit at
tho 81. Marks Episcopal church during
the day and preached excellent sermons
10 large congregations. Mass services
were held NJ 81. Mays a st. Johns
churches by Rev. Father Colgau and Rev.
Father F~auteauX. respectively. The rcgu-
lar weekly devotional meetings OF the
Christian Endoayor society OF the Bap-
list church and OF the Epworth league
or the Methodist church were held with
large -attendances.
The followins list Of advertised letters
await claimants at the Warren postonice:
Is V. Martin. postmaster: Mrs. B. NJ
Brown. Eugene Robin. j. n. Connors,
Robert Newman. j. J. Newman. Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Page and Fred n. Smith.
AT a recent special meeting OF the town
council the following protest was filed
against the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad company: Resolved.
BY the town Of warren. that whereas the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company has petitioned and re-
quested the railroad commissioners OF this
state that II be permitted TO substitute for
the present arrangement at the following
crossing In the town, viz: Market street
and child street. Franklin street. Cherry
street and Main street. which consists OF
gates. operated Independently at each
crossing, "as stated by said ompany I'm
It's petition aforesaid. "A new proCaution-
airy appliance so therein termed. con-
sisting OF a watchman's tower. centrally
located, from which will be operated gates
protecting the crossings as follows. viz.
Market and Child streets. crank.
Cherry and Main streets; and
Whereas, This council believes tina said
petition and request contemplates the
Withdrawal OF the fagmen from said
crossings.
Now, therefore. this council hereby pro-
tests against the withdrawal Of said flag
men from said crossings. believing that
this maintenance there is necessary for
the protection Of the public. Main street.
Chlld street and Market streets, being the
puhlic t~horoughfares OF the town and
along which there is a constantly inCreas-
ing travel and which will. as the council
dividual
AND this council hereby petitions and re-
quests the Hon. Edward l.. Freeman.
railroad commissioner OF this state TO
grant q hearing 10 this council and others
opposed to such withdrawal before acting
upon the petition OF the aforesaid COM
puny.
Resolved that the town clerk Is hereby
instructed 10 transmit a cops OF his reso-
luton TO the railroad commissioners.