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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-02
GnrM GiS nnb Sh-nee.

Scd5S Mduner, Die olti cinem Pitt
~Itcrubootc Q~Corbcitet bottcn, lungtcn
geitern IN 6oIb crfrorGcn 3ltltanoc
in annapolis on. Gle MGnncr iuI.
ten. 0oB oo9 Boot IN ser Ban Gin
9cirorcn mo JIG lid ocSbuIb oltf Den
&cG gcnloht b0ttell. llnl SIT SUB uud)
baltimore. 100 lie ibrC Tomilicn hos
ben, SIT acbcu. Sic bottcn sic 20
WtciIen BON Der Ban bis nod 2Iuno'
polls in CinCm flrhtburCu Sdnecs
ItltrmC 5lrriidaclCqt mo W0rc ibren
nidt ihucl NiiIie IN glunopoIi& 81
Ibcil Qelpor0cn bitten iic Baltimore
utc crrCid)t.
NciicnOCr bcruubt.
Murrp .. Gimnlon2, elm Rciienocr
filr Gborlc@ $. Moter3, IT,, II. 60,
BON Baltimore, lultroc am 9icnituQ
NbcnO III Yort, va, bon 5lpci jul-
Gcn Wtoluncrn ollGcfotlpn, ln0 nod
oelll ne I'M beltllul1l1@lo1 0cld)lnqCl.
lmt Icinc OolocuC llbr mo $2i IN
@cl0 beroubt. (inmon3 lit 80
Sabre alt u1O lpobnt in NorriaburN
CT mod)tc Die @eronntihoit Der bel
ocn M0nucr in elmer @irtbidoft ms
mltr0c bon ibncn uod) Cilcr eiriu.
men. @c0cuo Qelodt, no Scr Muuo.
oufnl mlS9ciiihrt Drr0c.
@run0 in Gufton0.
81 SoflouO iiuO gcitern frii5
@clt@ &otel, @eiic'S @irtbihoit uuO
5ruci @obnb0nicr 0cA @rn. q. z.
@oniQ ubgcbromt. Die @cbGucr
itnnOen nobc al Der Giicubobn. rlO
Die 6Iommcn %bronntcn Die ScIcGrn.
pbcnOrGbtc an Der Nohu uieber. %l.
ncrbolb zines Monota III oiciea Nos
5meitc 6cllcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-02
Nmcrifancr uun Stolicncrn ucrtricbcn

Yrinceton. M, +. Scbruor.
CO. 3wciUunocrt 3tolicncr, lpcIde an
Scr NcriteIlrlg Oe@ Carnegie 9 Secs
bcihGitigt lporen, itonOcn bcrrtc ans
mo ncrtricbcu 20 NuCrifnucr, mel
DIE an Der 9lr6cit ST. bleibcn miinid-
ten. Gle Stoliener crbieltcu 1925
mo Ocrlongcu iebt $l.75. Sic orot
ben nit @emolt fir Ocn SAL Der SIN.
jtclllln9 pom GriablUltCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-02
"OaS ro6eB uC5""

pSGS rOtbe Sndt" Scr SGlcnOCr
ScS pScntidJcn GurrcipOnocntcn" fir
bNS SG6r 1905, bat Icin ~fiinftcS jG6r=
lidlcS GrIdcincn 9cinad)t unS luirS in
oicIcn SNgcn alien GcIcrn Scr 3eitnn0
fOitcufrci ais Bcidcnf ScS SerauS.
Gc6crS 5ngcIHubt. p9aS rUtbc Bud"
lit nidJt fir 8eIO 81 ba6cn, 0enn MIR
Nbunncntcn Scr 3ritung cr6nltcu
OnIcl6c. Ser SnGalt ociicl6cm lit
IOrgfGlti9 nhsgcwGblt uUrOCn nnO
nmfNRt anf Den 100 Scitcn in m6g-
lldlit fnr5cr TUrm cine llnmengc luiis
icnSlucrt6cr Irtifcl. SIS lit bnS &c
Itrc6cn ScS ScrNnSgcbcrS, OirieS Bud
immCr mcBr ais nnentbcbrlidlcs9tadl=
IdlHgcbndJ SIT gcitnlten nno in bent
Iclbcn NllcS 5u biCtcr, luaS fir ScMIt=
IdJc &ricr uOn Sntcrriic Icin fam.
DIS nndJfOlGcnOc SnbnItsuerscidJ.
nif 5cngt UUn Der &cih6altigfcit ocS
100 Scitcn ~itarfCn Sndcs, mrldcs
nit OicIcn fcinen S%lnitrntiuncn Der.
5icrt lit:
Observation-Disclosures &aIen0er.
Die feiten 1tnO bcme9liden 6eitc.
grlduterungen iiber sic miftigitcn
arten Ser 3eitrcdnuugeu, SoIenocr
Ser SltOcn II. +. ~.
&oIen0er fir 1905 nebTt Sen afro
nomii6en @rei9niiicn, Mon0pcdieI,
9auernregeln, t~00.i1briger @itte.
ruu0s-9uIenocr, Diitorii6en 9otcn II.
(. ~.
Gum neren Sabre.
@eibnahten.
Der &rieg in Sltoiten.
Srieorid bon S6iuer.
NeiusOorfer l1noergrun0-9n6n.
Iuf Sufel Sam'S StaotSidiif.
Ser 9alt 6eS &nnonafonals.
Sabre8.E unoidau.
Wooerne S6neIlfabrten.
gIcrlci 8iiIcnslucrtbcs.
Scr SO. Gon9reb.
Mittbeilutgen aus Dem 8oltuer.
fcbr.
@r0Bte StG0te Ser groe.
grnno in Baltimore in 1904.
@idti9Ite @reigniiie in Baltimore
in 1904.
G6ronif Ser Go0eSfGIe bon 9eut-
id)en. in 1904.
Staots9eomte un6 -8eDoroeu.
8rGIi0cnten=g8ab IN 1904.
@abl in MnrDluno.
@ablen III 1905.
@a6l- &re5infte ser Sta0t.
Coroner 8aItimore'S.
8oli5eiridter @oltimore'S.
SmpfGr5te oes @eilmobeitS -amtcs.
Sogo. unb 6iid.S dnlsoerein.
Gol9reBwablen in NorpIan0 III
1904.
9ultimore's Steuerrote.
Stoot8. @ oDGoniIi6ts- 9eborOc.
6pirituoieu.2ic .geb0rOe.
Stimmoeber. Hegiitrirung.
Stats. @innan .9iireau.
@unoeS. neutrality-suspicious..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-02
Wurbthatcn in Chinatown.

Ncm Norf, I. Tcbr. o..
tern pltrOc ciu G6iucic III oCn Olunf
fen @oltS9on9c cinca Cc%ncnlcntboll.
ic@ an Scr Mottitrobc, in chinatown,
I'M Stcrbcn g%cflu1Ncm un0 c8 ItelItc
ii6 bcrolla, mob CT. crntoroct mprNcIl
NOR, @clltc irilb plwOc &oiepb 9tcil-
III, Gin @SeiBcr, IN Dem n0nlihcn
Sto0ttbeilc an Scr GoDcrSitroBc nic-
Ocr0cihoiicl, unb lcbtC nlr nod iitri
MimttciL nod)ocnl Die in SolNc 0c~
S6icbcn3 0crbcincciltcn Eoli5iitcn
5ilr Stcac Nctonhntcn luorrlt. Gin
Wtlliifcr. NonicnS Ncurp NoiG Incl,
der lid in ser 9t0bc bcIouo, >uuroc
pcr6oitct, ic0od Iic8cn feline BE.
Wciic 9egcn i'm Dor. Hciucn ioll Gin
6cfonlter %erbrcdler mo Gicb gcruc'
len iciu ulo in EittSburg, Ybiloocj.
pbio mno on0crct St60tcn Nuitter'
mine o6gciciicu Go6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-02
srusiidrS GnOc elmer sdlittcmpdrtic.

S6litten BON 9otomotipe 0einoIirt.
Scd)& 1rolcu mlQcu6lidlidJ
%0et6otet mo ctliGc onocrc per
Ictt.
@orncllSpiu(c, ~. +.
6cbruor. - Cine BON ser liciiacrt
lluiucrialiItct = @Cnlciu0c "ucronitol.
tetc ShIittetportic uu6m cilt trogi-
idcS Gnoc. Ger groBc Shlittcn, IN
lpeldJcm Die lbeilucbmCr ioBcn, m,tr.
DC bcltte Nbeub nobc Nrtport bon ci-
ner 2ofornotiuc Der y@itt9burg,
Sbolpnnlt uuo Nortbcru No6n" on
qerumt mo Ocuolirt. Sed)S Snioi.
len bIicbcn oltf Der STEELE toot u,o
cine Nu5ob( erlitt &crletluGcn. Sic
ben Ser &erlcbten limo ms bieiige
rMcrcp &oipitol" gc6roht moroeu.
SGmmtlid)c SoOteu into &crIcttelt
linO Ocrbcirntbcte 6roucu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-02
Gompfcr ygtrurio" na6 2iucrpooI

Gompfer ugtrurio" no6 2iperpool
am 4. 6cbruor.
Gompfcr minneapolis" no6 Con.
Son am 4. 6c6rtor.
9ompicr oSetla" nod aopcn6o-
gen am A. 6e6ruor.
Gompfcr oSoiicr" nodJ Bremen
om Z. 6cbrllor.
Compiler rSlooonin" rod 9tcopcl
mo 0cuto ON 7. 8cbruor.
0ampfcr o0Guti6lonO" no6 Nco.
pei mo @emIa om 7. 6c6rior.
Gampicr nGitto 81 9topoIi" mad
NcopcI mo @cmla am s. 6ebruar.
0ampier n&eutouic" nod 2iocr.
pool um s.. 6cbruor.
3ompfer yQorrninc" mad Sopre
am .. 6ebruor.
9ompfer oNCdor" nn6 gtcopcl
uno @ento am If. 6cbruor.
9ompfcr oEotricio" mad Som'
burg am If. 6ebrlor,
0ompfcr nMciobo" uod 2onoon
ant #. Scbruor.
0ompicr n3ccImo" nod S(nt.
iucrpCn ont #. 6ebrlmr.
Compiler st. &ouI" nod Soutb'
onlpton am ii. 6cbruor.
Compiler o2llconio" mad &ipcr.
pool am If. 6cbruor.
Compiler oGtbiopio" no6 @lo3.
golU om If. 6cbrllor.
0ompicr vStoIia" ltod) 9}copeI am
If. Se6ruor.
9ompicr ~Moin" nod Bremen
am ii. 6ebruor.
9ompicr nNcIi0 0toO" nod So.
pcnbogcn onl Is. 6c6ruor.
9ompicr oStotcnooul" nod Tot.
tcr6om am 10. 6ebruor.
Gompier oGin 6(orio" noh Nco.
pei mo @cnlto am Is. 6e6rnor.
9ompicr oOcconic" nod &iucr.
pool ont 10. Scbrtar.
0ompfcr oNlmioion" no6 @io3.
0oip ou 1G. 6c6ruor.
Sampler nTourniuc" nod Sabre
an 1G. 6cbruor.
9ompicr oErctorio" nod SAM.
burg onn is. Scbruor,
9ompicr oSrcnc" no6 NeopcG uno
@cnuo ont rs. 6cbrllor.
Compiler nW}iunctonto" nod 2ous
Don an Is. 6cbrltor.
@ontpicr ollm6rio" nod 2iucr.
pool om IS. 6ebruor.
0umpicr o9tcu.Dorf" nod Sout0.
ompton am Is. 6e6ruar.
9ampfer o6inlono" nad) 4ntpers
pen onn IS, 5cbrltur.
Sampler rEonnonio" nod NcopcI
mo @euna olu q, 6cbrllor,
Gompicr na%ronpriu5" nod Gre.
men nnl 81. Sebrunr.
9oupicr nWtoicItic" 1toG 2ipcr.
pool ant p. 6ebruor.
9onlpicr Stella" nnd NeapcI
unO @cnulo am %. 6cbruor,
0ampfcr o9lmiteroom" uof Nots
tcrOom am %. 6e6ruor.
Gompfcr n9orboroHo" nod 9rc.
men nm %. 6ebrior.
Gompfcr r@oscogne" noG SABRE
an %. 6c6rlor,
0ompier o5llrneiiia" nod GIo8-
0olp am %. Scbruor.
9ampicr nGooerlono" no6 gnt.
lucrpcu am %. 6c6rror.
9ompfcr st. 2oniS" nod SoutG-
nmptou Qnr %, 6ebrltor.
9ompicr uGomponio" mad &ipcr.
pool ON %. 6c6ruor,
acknowledgements.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-02
8ef6rberMna bon Goltiadltn.

Range Der erforoerlibcn Seit our
grreidung Der oeridieoenen
@eitimmunGSorte.
ltntenitebeno lit Die nnsefG6rc
3eit fir llebermittelilna Der goIt.
laden bon bern galtinorer goIt.
9iireau nn1 ben barlpti1hIiden
einbeimiiden uno ausndrtigen
StG6ten peraeidne...
SnIanb.
atluntn. go, 10 gtuuoeu.
SiiagIte,ett9, ~ 9 Stanoen.
gurlingtoni Sernont ~ Gtunosn
Buffalo ND, 10 Gtunbtn.
s sSSf @itag' ga g;t'.' Is q gsiti h :
SSis%SiIa{a ! %g!anssa.
9snber. Colorado. "a Iaee.
S SeiltSfft %9 asTa5 ! 9 ! &aiaae s etnnsen.
Sartfor6. Connecticut IL stuns,n.
Snoidnopnfts. Sno., 1 Tag.
aadLOn, @ifitippt, 2 9aas.
4aI1as.Giin, Wiourt, 2 9ngs.
Gittle glod, arfoIinS, I lGs 10 6iutb.u.
louisville, m, 1 Lag 3 Gtliroen.
Merpbis, 3enr.. 1 1ug 5 Siunben.
WoRtle, @uabdnla. 1 9aa 3 GtiroeR.
ylorfGlf. girainien, t2 GiunoeH.
seiu'OrIears, ga, / Tag 10 Stunben.
Gtdo. RefusUOrf, 5 Gtunoen.
Srnnb1. gleSrnsfu. 9 Gage.
NoItInno. W(line. 1 lua.
gortIuuo. Oregon, 5 Gage.
ybilnoelpbia, pa, 3 Stunbeu.
gttfs6ura, pa, II Siuroer.
probibence. R.sS.. 10 Stunbeu.
0iuleig9, R.'G.. 10 Stunben.
Ct. 9cniS, Wtfonrt, | Tag Q Stnnben.
ct. 9nut. giinncfotd. / Tda IL Gtnnben
Son 5tdneisce, Gal, 4 Gaoe Ia StuRbeu.
1opeid. 4dnfuS, 2 1nge.
Bolton. Waaif.. 10 Stuuoeu.
husband.
Rrsuten. TeutfdiInnb. 2 Tuae.
B1Snns Wares, HtgeitiHicn, % Tuds.
enltlttd. lriittdb 1itoieii so xGge.
&einerara. yritil1 Gainen, 10 zGse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-02
Germildte trlcarapbiid)e 9cpcIden.

- Su Banana bat Yr6iiocut9Imo
oor 0en iriiGcrcn Superintendent
Scr Yollomo Yobn SnnteS sc, Sbu
Ter gum Goninl III Gbottonoogo,3e Get
neiice, itnb e. Gilbert ,g9Dcelcr 5lnrl
&pniul in Chicago ernonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-02
Gritmarfcn.A gentureR.
8eridtebene StaottbeiIe. in neIden
BoIt'@ertbioden berfauft

WieIblIe 6. g. gcott.
YortsJforb - Buruea 8. Gabptreton.
@or1udsIbenue iho SdrrtionsStlaBe - Ho'
Bert e.. 81. bau. ,
q. StraBe unb SuniinoooasstbeHn - eouIs
Seit1ollar.
SrGu1ebiae - Siram atIIbIe.
Sort9lbenue urio SobniorSStrdbe - n. y. q
Gdei6t.
9 lro Scuab'strab., Stsbianotoiuu - Gas.
&. Trlidr.
Gron9eptne - @eoree geI.
.NrR. 90, nnton'aoenue (S9oobberrb) -
Clarence .. MtnidniS.
8roabtuap uno 8aItimore'S trabe - Seoroe
3. gBd1.
tnter"statton, ~BsnnIpIpanier Do6n" - G
$. 9ro,pH.
Canoes Station. .gaItimor..D tto.Pabn-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-02
SGiffsfartrn ppn an6 nud 9entIdI
Lamb.
San6 o,6W

Bon Baltimore biz Bremen: SEA.
iiite $42.50 unb $44.50, 3pil6enoed
$33; bon 9remen bis Baltimore:
9oiiite $50, 3pilhenoed (iiir ale
YaIiaeiere) $34. SbrO. s. Sicner
C &c., 3immer Rr. 8, ia Sit.
lexington Ctr. @eloipediel nno
@eloienouneen. C323--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-02
Ibiabrtstaee Ser Sampfer pon Neiu.
Worf.

Donipicr yGretit" l1dd gieopcf ltrO
@cuua AM 4. Jebrltar.
9ompier philadelphia" nod)
Soutbanpton am 4. Sebruar.
Gnmpier Yaroonlmo" nn6 ani
mcrpen am 4. 5e6rlinr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-02

Sdiittclfroit, SdDmcr5cm, Malaria,
ga Grippe nnO idllimme GrfGltnnscn
fnrirt bnrdD nSlaneb'S Naae Sills"
(aidl in fliiiiiser Sorm). YreiS 25e.
N~llenthal6cn ~Derfanit.
ENnnG & RlGl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-02
Derauiicr gebt II d. mad
Darn Itaot.
Ghonncen y. Nptolina. ipeldl!

G6onncep .. Soothing, iueldler
ser Grmoroun9 ieineS blin0en ain'
beS ongcflo9t mor unO BON Der
Sitrp in 9ingbamton, 81. y, oeS
2ootihlogs I'M 5peitcn @rooe id)rl'
Dig b%ciilnocn lpur0e, lit pom Git
prcllte Court Nid)tcr 2pons 5ltrIio.
rinlolitrofc, Is Sobrcn 3udtGollS III
Illburl1 nnb ciner@ elbitroic ponfOOO
Collars berurtbeilt mor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-02

Die gI1tter Ser Iedtert GilBern iid)
bcirieoi9t iiber bic l1eilen 6anoelss
IertrGge, meId)e bic oeutide Iegic.
rltng nit Stolien 9elgien, &itBlaub,
H~rmG1ien, Der Shpei5, Serbien ilno
OqItreid) . llngorn abgeihlolien bat,
ltno lpeld)e an Sonitng 0 Der
&eid)sfanjler b. Billion bielt cine
lGngere Gcoe, in pelfer cr Die Ser.
trGae ailseinnnoerleBte mo nnfiins
bigte, ooB Tie am II. 6ebruor 1906
III aroft treten iollen. Der &ei6stag
aina oann ST anoeren@elhaften iiber.
.Morboeutiden augeineinen 3eitung"
peroifentlidt moroen iino. 9ur Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-02
NusIan0 b.

WreufPn. T~tiffdInnb. 2 Idae.
9n,nns sInres, HtgentinicH. % 1uas.
Calcutta. Iriitfh Jtloieii so cage.
2emerara, gritilh gaiHen, 10 1aBe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-09
JERRY BELMONT

is the finger OF the Lord Ansclm add
mitted graycly. Tho loan was made
and everything happened as Belmont
had predicted The Youngsters status
took an immediate change for the bet
ter without further notice he became
the warm personal friend and adviser
OF the Frankfort banker His patron
sent him on a very delicate and un-
certain mission to the court Of italy,
and he returned TO Frankfort master
Of the situation II there had been
lingering doubt I'm the minds Of some
Of the branches OF the house as TO An
Sclns wisdom i'm the preforment Of his
protegc it was dissipatod by this new
evidence Of his worth he was given
g mission 10 the rapal court always q
difficult financial undertaking, and no
made an admirable Job of 10.
When he was about twenty Belmont
went to Havana to make some de-
ferred collections and tn found branch
In cuba. After q short stay I'm the
island he made up his mind that IL was
not tho place for 70 Rolhschild center
aud he returned to Frankfort Tho
bankers regarded his decision as fnal
and Informed him that they were GO
ing To send him to New York as their
financial agent IN America on the day
Of his landing in Now York ho secured
q small Office I'm Wall street and be-
gan to sell Rothschild bills From the
very first he made money From the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-09

! signing each Of the trio tho part he was
likely to play.
lie often told them that he saw no
reason why, united, they should not
accomplish rather moro than he had
done single handed he warned them
against ever becoming rivals and map
ped out Tor their guidance the course
that would bring their uuopposod en-
| ergics To abundant fruitiou Perry was
to be the family statesman. August
according 10 his fathers neat slot-
| mont was TO be the supporter of the
| American turf oliver Hazard Perry
! the baby OF tho family was to be IN,
society leader Al of them Of course
were 10 continue I'M tho banking bust.
! ness, but he advised shrcwdly that
| August should be regarded as the prac-
| Teal head
Perry Belmont, born ten years before
/ the ciyil war was rather more care
| fully prepared 10 assume his role In iho
Belmont scheme than the others, lie
earned degrees at Harvard and at Bcr-
lin and took tho course at Columbia
Law school Before beginning the prac-
ticc Of his profession on his own ac-
count he spent three years iu the office
Of the firm Of Ey1rts. Southmayd &
Choato after which he formed - part
norsmp with Arthur Dudley Vinton.
son NJ q rector of Trinity church and
George c. Frelnghuyson, son Of Ar
thurs secretary Of state. soon after
ward Perry Belmont entered politics
and was elected to the house Of repre-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-09

lavishly their hospitablo mansion be-
ing the American rendezvous Of an the
foreign celebrities who visited the vest
orn world
The elder Belmont was a diplomatlst
who compared fayorably with the most
competent statesmen of his day I'm
1853 President Pierce sent him as
charge d'aftaires and minister TO The
Ha 'ue. At that time Hollands capital
was the very hotbed of European di-
plomacy ana the American minister
acquitted himself most creditably He
was the first to insist upon the Ameri-
can representatives privilege Of APP
pearing at court i'm plain evening dress.
lie was also the originator of the prin-
cple Of international law that private
property ON the high seas shall be eX-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-09

hero Of the inevitable romance. II was
rather thrilling aud Tor a time made
young Belmont the most widely discuss.
ed man in America, one evening at the
theater he overheard % man sitting
near by make a remark somewhat re-
hectng on the appearance of young
woman who sat in am opposite box
Belmont was unacquaiuted with the
slanderel beauty but he became her
champion instantly and challenged the
critic to night a duel The challenge
was accepted and the duel was fought
The author Of the distastcful comment
was unhurt but Belmont was wounded
In the thigh which put an end To- his
dancing, but made him a society hero
for life
That was not the end Of the ro-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-09

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greot c,,,., ,,.,, ,,r',,ia,,, co. '''' i,i,,,
n,t E., has no, 90, c,,',,. - 40 .''.'
liant CIo,sI,,,d s.,. ,.i.,, ,f. 60,
rnission hrt tr,,rts,,, ra,,lI,d i ,Ir,
.peediIy ,s 90 could D., 49, H. 90,
,,,ip.d , l,,,nsl,r .,,,,l $500 IL, -.
,,',. ,,o,.ri,I ~. ,b1 49,, -
tI,pr. ~ si,,.. 81, ,,,,i,I',. -. -,
,,or,n.f.t ami ,lu,,,I.r,.,j., =, -
a marriage which eyoLoJ ,,nch ,boos
l,pic,I ,,,d r..,,..,.,.,,... ,i,.,,,,.,l,, T,l.
cider Relu,opt,. .lstn,s or ua 49,
.rope Of hls f,.thorn b,s NOT nro,,oa
=, n, r.,,,,l,.,Il,, ,n,r.r,
Hec8uea d. ,,ge d.scend,d fro,, a
Great pg.ygI be,o ,t Mis- r,ntho,,s siao
l,lrror It,l,rd pm. ls.i,,,',,,t ,..,. .,,,,
to Aunapolis A. tb, limo NJ his s,radS
u,tiou t.u,la SAM, p.,.,l .o,,,,oo ,,.a.
81, ,ptlou,fal and ,,,,insnirin, "a, ,i,,
youpe man RESIGNED before bc had hoor
assigned ,o auv dnry anJ won, hor,s
A.. married. almost iro,,.diator,, ~, his
return bis hrids haipg Ms sarsh
Whiting The yo,,rp connie snent tboir
honevmoou Am paris and ,.o,rs nj.
monts most nupfill conduct was ca nm.
conventional that his disulusiopi1rd
companiou fastened bocR to ,n,orica
and secured 81 divorce Atho,,gb h.
has always maintained a rather rro,,,i
men, position I'm soclarr "oWso pel.
monrs going and conipqs have Noon
characterized hy proet ecIectieisrp ~
behavior. Some of his cccentri,itics
have become journalistic pronarty ana
have heIped greatly to keen him, no
fore the public lie owns "a boautir,I
residence al Nevnort - ReIco,,rt b,,t
since hi. marriage IN fine fo,n,e,, vito ~
w. X. Vauderbft he has NOT lived much
AT tbc famous resort to has yor,,od
one term I'm congress and once con.
ducted weekly manor the vordict
now defluct Tie may b. said ~ bave
fulfilled I'm som, resnerts fine desire
of INF. father. to have him become a mar,
of elegant leis,,re
Tho uraeopf A,,g,st palp,o,, hoo. toi-
lowed rIosary I'm bis r,tbo,,s faot,,a,s
He has mo, yat der,onstrstod tbat 0ho a.,
| his fathers rauaI I'm ,,erv rasnoct h,,t
me- is endowed with his ,,,a,i,,. f,,.
making NANCY Ms nroyont ,,,o,i,,
would mot ne casv IN ostln,,t. hr, a, a.
enormous and tncraa sipe raridI, tIa
seems to rossess tbo NIidas toncb ana
for, yoars ,yarvtbiug me- has dnnn I,as
hro,ight er,nci,I snrross tIo 49,
only I'm transactions which are heyond
the connrobensiop of tbo ord,na,y
mind. THE head Of the syndicate which
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the government residence AZ ottawa
and set out on % three months sport
ing tour I'm the northwest territories.
This trip had been planned for some
time, and the earl and countess We're
eager 90 get within the boundaries OF
the biz game country Both are crack
shots, and Lady Mimic had won scy-
cral prizes ut rife matches In the old
country They were so captiyated by
tho delights OF the northwest that the
entire family expressed % Willingness
To remain there. They shot deer and
bears I'm British Columbia anglcd iu
an tho best salmon and trout streams
and enjoyed yachting in the arctic wac
tiers Of the Yukon. Lady Mimic who is
clever photographer made a camera
diary of tho tour,
The Mutos' ancestral seat in RoN-
hurghshirc is one OF the most beat
tiful estates iu Scotland n consists
Of about 10000 acres situated Boo the
very heart of which is dcnomluatod
"thc Scott country Mimic House is
rich n memories not only of the El-
liots. who have won fame I'm the his
tory Of thc country but also as the
scene of many Of the most popular bor-
der ballads and romauocs and as f-
yorlto rendezvous of the hards them
selves Here IL was that Thomas
Campbell wrote "Lochiels Warning.
ana the immortal wizard of the north
found much Of his inspiration n the
Immediate vicinity The nearest sta-
tou is lIasseudcn situated n 81
charming dcll descending To the TeyIoL
which figures IN one OF SCOTS ballads.
Near by are the famous Mimic rmgs.
which suggested TO the poet Thomson
the writing Of his masterpiece "Win-
ter At the foot OF these is a skate
ing and curling pond where m winter
the counters delights tho villagers
with her clever figure skating which
she brought to a state ~ great per-
fection during her Canadian soluurn.
Mimic House Is q great four story
graystone structure built ut the be-
ginning Of the last century and look
Ing very picturesque IN its verdaut
setting and background OF bectlug
crags. It's library is among the most
noted private book collections IN Eu-
rope, most of the Elliots having been
scholarly in their tastes. Its rare
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nance Belmont made the acquaintance
of tho young woman whose cause no
had championcd so valantly and mar
rio9 her eventually. She was Miss
Caroline SiddeU Perry daughter Of
Commodore Mathew Calhraith Perry,
who was then great celebrity for ne
had Just introduced Japan TO tho civil.
lied world This all happened I'm 1870.
and the marriage added whatever was
needed Ia mako August Bcmouts so-
clal position supreme His bride was
tho niece of Commodore oliver Hazard
Perry of Lake Eric fame and was also
related To various Revolutionary heroes.
For many years thojr house iu Fiflh
avenue, larger and moro prclontious
than most uC It's fellows. was the ccnter
from which radiated the most cxrm-
sivc and sparkling social happenings NJ
the day. The Bolmouts entertained
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cmptod from seizure by tho armed ycs-
soils Of hclligorcnt" For several years
after his return from Europe Mr Bel
mont was chairman OF the Democratic
national committee. but resigned when
Horace Greeley was nominated
Because he was such a liberal patron
Of the turf and so deeply interested In
its activities Mr. Belmont WAS termed.
even iu his lifetime. the father Of rae
ing IN America or course there had
been racIug before his day. but his
warm Advocacy Of tho sport and his
liberia expenditures In It's behalf gave
1t prestige which Il had never before
enjoyed and put It ON a firm business
basis, His efforts to put the sport on
such plano of rospcot1hility that il
could not ho an object Of rcproach are
evidence of sincerity I'm This direction
At the time of the elder Rclmonrs
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HOUSES IN FASHIONABLE LON.
DON.

lu Park lame. the home OF dukes and
South Africa milIionaIres, 1t is mpos-
ab.u .o buy residence under 100000
while ior 20 house bon Park street. which
IFS mot $50 Select $4,000 is the mimi
mum that is required Berkeley square
is another costly spot and there Is a
house now Tor sale Tor which $1,000
is being asked In Mayfair and Bel
grayia there is scarcely % house that
has not cost at least $4,000. Perhaps
the district that combines both fashion
and comparative choapncss in the mat
ter of house value is Chelsea. where a
good house can he bought for $4,000.
But anywhere I'm Picc5dily or near
Hyde park the would Doe house purchase
or must be prepared TO pay anything
from Sl25OoO TO 100000