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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

Ser 5lpcitc ltniou innerbolb elmer
@ofc untcr ser Sort 9Ipenllea
Bride.
Der 80 Sabre altc Sobn $. @tIler
BON 9fr. Gl3, Sit.GlUmcntitr0bc, cr'
lit gcitcru WiorGcn Cincn iubcn (oo,
tnocnl cr unter Der Sort Npenlle'
Yriide, lucldc ilbcr Dos Nobngclclle
ser Baltimore Ohio @ubn" fitbrt,
bon cinem Srohtjua iicl mo clrlell
SGGoelbrld erlitt. Nr. MILLER mar
bel ser Baltimore Ohio Nubn" oils
premier ongciteut. @GDrcnO er ollt
icinem 3r0 Der Sort gpenlc-Srtldc
5uflGr, uCrfebIte cr, lid 5tt bellgeL
ull6 idlug nit Dent &opt 9egcn Die
eiierncn 3r10er ser @ritdC. @r mllr.
DC ioqleid) bon a%arneraoen bonn &c
Ieiic oufgeboben ooh conitotirte cir
raid sur StcIle gcruIcner Nrjt, DOB
ser zoo iofort eingctreten mar.
gltBer eincm SfGoelbrlld bette WtiI'
Ter cinen Hippenbrud) erlitten. Der
Qeidnam muroc had Dem Seifenbes
ItottungSs Gtobliliement bon s. Ste
berS gcbroht. Coroner Or. Otto Nc,
Reinborot erndltete no6 elmer geitern
2lbcno obgebultenen llnterilldun9
cincn Snqrcit fir unn0tbi9.
Brad elm @ein.
Ger 10 Sabre nlte CHARLES W}lllli.
galt BON Nr. 100, 81 -&omiItonitr.,
perIor 6ci'm Sdlittenfobren an Der
MonumentitruBe, 5piifcn Charles.
mo ct. EoulitraBe, bic Gontrole
iibcr iciltcu Sdlitten mo fllbr nit
GROCER @elpolt gegen Die Treppe eli.
mes N%obnbouics. Ser &nobe crlitt
babel ben 9rit6 zines 9eincS. ser
bon Or. &. q. @eldL Nr. Coz, Noro-
GbarlesItroBc, cingeridtet muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
% Sabre in SrcnO' nnS 2ciO.
SilbcrncS Sod5citS. SrbiIdlm bon
Srll. SoBu 6icolcr mo 6roll.

Sr. Sobn 6icOler. lueld)er i'll gtr.
653, @elt @ermonItroBe, cine Ne'
ital1ration bctreibt, uno ieine Satin
@lnno, geb. SherbeI, feiertcn geitern
i'm beiten 8oblergcGen ibr iiIbcrneS
SodBeitS Sllbtl1um. Im WtorgelI
ipo6ntc 6aS Yoor einCn bonn Satcr
Butt ceIcbrirten Sod)omt in ser st.
NlpboniuS Stride bel, bel pelt)en1
Inlnlie eS ooS @begeliiboe erlleuerte.
Im Nbeno fon0 eiu GROCER @rnpian0
itott, 81 mcldlem iid) Die 6reunoe
lno 8efonntcn OeS SSilbelpoarcs il,
itottIifer 3obl %cinfonocn. Pile Nn.
iucicnoen lpltroen allf ooS IQer6eIte
betuirtbet, mo MISUNDERSTANDING mar
ald) fir bic llnterDoltung ser @aIte
Gorge getrogen. Inter ben Inlues
ienoen %befanoen iif: @eorg 5ieoler
uno 6onilie, S. @eorg Sd)erbeI uno
6omiIie, Sobn @re6ner lulo 6omilie,
6rou Inna 6iebler uno 6anliIte, Sr.
Sobn Gilbert uno Samilie, Sr. Sobll
8ornede uno 6omiIie, Sr. 8iuian
StrouB, Sr. Sobn Y~lonoeI, Sr.
glod, Sr. Y~etcrien, Sr. Seltrp 8om,
bilo, 9r. Sans Munber, Sr. Widael
9tideI uno 6omilie, Sr. Ybil. 9ren-
ocl, Sr. SO. &. Sunnedc, Sr. GoIin,
@r. Sobn Nelbuler uno Srolt, Sr.
Sobn Sunnede uno 6amiIie, Sr.
aoolf 8ienert, Sr. Sobn Starflauf,
Sr. @eorg 9tiieel, 9r. 2ouiS 8iItel,
Sr. Mug. Strouft Sr. @uItap 9eder,
Die Gireftorcn oes .aIeranoer.St IT,
Seib' unO 9auoereinS," Sr. Sobn
arouer, Sr. Sobn 9epcr, Sr. @6os.
8eper uno 6rau, Sr. 6reo. SenIeL
Sr. Gbos. 9enicn, Sr. SeRrp H0is,
Sr. SOuiS Senlen, ST.. GboS. Sam.
mer, Sr. Mepcr @oIbitein, Sr. Con-.
0con, Sr. Sobn Sumpbrep, Sr. Geo.
Carrier, Sr. SSobn aalnmcrer, 3eftor
Butt bon Der ct. IlpboniuS- STRIDE,
Sr. SoriS Ylof mo 5rou Wnrp
6ie6Icr.
Sr. Sobn 6ieoler lit III @oiied,
Obcrironfen 9apern, ~geboren, uGb.
reno leine Satin aus 9reilig, Sbcr-
t%runfen ltommt. Gas Bour muroc
am IL. Sunuor 1880 in Boiled ec.
trout, unb 5ruei Sabre ipGter romcn
Sr. 6tcolcr mo ietnc Satin mad,
Baltimore. Sr. 5ieolcr luor bis Dor
a Sabren, OILS or ole 8irtbidoit
iibernabm, I'M 9rou9ci6Git tbGtia.
Die geItrigen Ginnobmcn betrllgcll
SOLO uno Die IuSgoben $61.S9. -
Der Sd)osmeiitcrin 6rau Serminc
Sdrooer, ipuroe BON Der 8ice.QrGii.
hentin, 6ruu Bertha 9la1tf. int r9a.
men oeS GereinS eiu prod)tpolpr
@lumenitruuB iiberreitt. .os,f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
Sdnellite Honte mad Gbicaau.

geginneio am s. Snnuar miro Der
o~nrd]fabrel,oe Sdloflpagson auf Der
sTenuiplpnnia @%iieibabn" bon Bal.
t%iilore, Linton. YabnDot, mn Z llbr
Ibcnbs nbiaJrer, III Chicago am
ndfiien Eage nm A llbr Nahmittags
o~nfommeno. ODD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
sdiffstartsn bon nnb uadj 0.ufd.
Ionh.

Bon Baltimore bis 9remst:, aa.
iiite $42.50 nnb $44.50, 3piidenoed
$33; bon Bremen Biz Baltimore:
9aiiite $50, 3piidenbed (fiir aIle
9~aliasiere) $34. Sbeo. s. 9iener
& &c., 3imnter Rr. 8, ia Oft.
2~egington Ctr. @eIopefieI unb
@eloien6ungen. (323--)
Samftas. nno Sunntag.Ggfnriionen
nod @aibington $1.25 aui Der
.Benniplpania @abn." 8iIete iinb
fir Die Iiidfabrt Bis Sonntdg
abeio aiiltia. ale Siise, ben
-Gonsreiiional 2imiteo" alssenom
men. GGr&Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

6rancn = Gibbs, peldc cine oicSbe.
5iigIidIc Fetitiou Der SduIbcboroc
ulterbreiteten.
Sn Der eingcben0cn 9eipred)ing
puroe Ooraltf bingepicicn, DAB cine
GbnliGe Snipettion in oen Sd)ulen
bon @bicogo, Fbilo6elpbia un0 90
Iton bon groBem @rfoIgc bcaleitet &C.
pcIen ici. Or. 9oSlep Iagtc, ooB ibm
$4,000 CUR 9efdmpiumg onItefenOer
GrontDciten sur 8erfii9ltng Iteben
mo er Die Summe nif)t fir onoerc
3lUefe pcripelrben f0nute. @enn oie
9iioget . geb0r0c bic geforoerten
@cIomittel belpiai9t, weroen Elm ODER
3ipei Ier6te uno cine gepriiite 9ran.
teniu1rterin iolde S6uIen inipi5ircn,
Ole ibnell BON DER SdytIbeboroe oocr
Oem 8eiunobeitS . GommiiiGr ge.
llonlt per0er. ainoer, oie ais franf
beiunoen ner6eu, o6er Die, bon elmer
Der onItedenoeu &ronfbeit %geIunoet,
81 friib 5u Dem nnterrift 5ltriidfcbrs
ten, iueroen mad 9ouie eeIonot uno
bort eeboIten lperoen, bis olle In.
Neutrality-suspicious. uoriiber lit.
Or. 9oSlep lagt, ooB cine Iold)e
Snipeftion nidJt MIR Die Sdullen BON
onitedeuoen aronfbeiten frei Gnlten,
loltbcrn nlid) boS epioemiid)e gllftrc-
ten oerielben IN DER Stoot Oerbin,
bern miiroc.
Serbecrter @uiiers
oicnIt i'm 9rono.
Oiitrift.
8oiier : Sngeniellr Guif plant
eiten perbeIierten @%aIieroienit i'm
8ranboiitritt. Dit Dem 9egirm oe5
6riibiobrS miro er III alien StroBen
beiielben neue 8oiierrobren legen.
BON benen feline unter 10 3oQ uno
niele 20 3oa i'm 0urd)meiier bnben
luerben. 3mei sebn50lli9c Hobren
bat er bcreitS III Baltimore . StroBc
gelegt nnO miro 5pei gIeid)groBe in
eight uno YruttitroBe legen. Cine
20.5oaige 2citung lit geplout, Ole OH
Der 2ombaroitrobe bcginncno, oic
Sreoerid., Serington., Colbert. rno
5iriid nod) 2omboro StraBe fiibren
piro. no iic an beiben @nbpunften
nit Der 40.5oIligcu Sollptrobrc Der,
buuben meroen. Die 8erbelierungen
iperoen nift nleDr alS bod)itenS $25,s
600 foiten.
Soben lest n chtSfroft t.
Der Wapor Undergraduate geItern
Ole fol9enoen Ieror0ningeiL 1924. 900
fir Die @quipirung Der Sprisen.
Gompoenie Gar. 81, in DER H1be Der
Yratt. mo @reenitroBe, 5l uerpiuis
gen, uno
oas 9ett Der Woiitioro g(penue,
5piiden WooiionltraBe uno MibIunb.
Ioenue, 5l occeptiren,
Hoti5en.
Sr. SbonloS S. Sbrpod occeptirte
geitern III einem 9rieie an oenDtupor
Die linn on~gebotene Stelle ais Sefrc.
tar beS Gomite's fir Yripatltraben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
Snlins SebbeI, oeiitider H~botosrapb,
321 q. .Wan.Strafe

9a~binetbiloer MIR 81 pro Outeno.
Sn emaiuirten opaIen 8iIoern iinS
ihone Neubeiten ertp1bnensmertb.
2ebensgroBe photographer nno
fiinitIeriid bouenbete gopten alter
gioer III Gropoi,, @ofierfdrben, Del
uno 9oIterl ein SpeaioIit6t.
Nan beratTs uidd, bsraaiprsdsn
(324--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
SalbiGbrlid)e Sinien aif 9eppften
im Sparfniicn . Tepartemcnt Ser

,Gdlpert.Y anf," Soipdrb. nlib Ga.
rotoea.S trobc, mcIde bis 5iim /. So.
n,iur 1905 f1aig iino, iperoen alt ui,o
nod benz Is. Saniiar 1T Die Bidder
Der 3epoiitoren iibertragen. Sir
@inldsen. Die Dor Dem Is. Sanudr
semad)t iulirben, beginner Die 3inien
ant 1. Sanuar.
@m. 6. Hase, Er1iioent.
3ipeise:
Yer. 1918, VennipIpnnia- Ibeliie;
Siabt- uuh grob-S truke;
Wlltim6re. Ctr, Nna Gdrrollton-2D
Q1,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
Ncner Sdlnell5ns.S dlaiunssun mad
Sbicnnp

BON baltimore nit Der ,YennipIpo.
nia @iienbobn," nod) Dem s. Saruar,
NIT Dem n@Dicaeo Simiteo." Soliber
Yu1mon.3n g. Determinations. ulib
Sbieruations . @oggons. Su Sipei.
unb5wan5ig Stuioen nad) Gbicaso.
U3-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
Tas @cttcr.

Stir Warplano uno Den 0iltrift
Columbia Flares @ettcr uno noro.
meItlide Ninoe.
Der bodIte GbcrmomcterItono mar
~ @roo lm s llbr IbenoS.
Der nicorigitc Ibermometerltano
mar % @roo nm / llbr WorgenS,
Wittlercr 9urometcrItono 3O.04.
Der n%ie6rigIte SbermomcterItanO
scr lctten "a Stunben in nodfoIgen'
0clt StGotcn mar luie folQt: @oltpOrt
10, triib; Yortlon0 If, triib; Bottom
%, triib; Ilboup 20, trilb; Ncm- Dorf
%, triib; Ybilnoelpbio %, trilb; Mt
Iontic-Gitp 81, triib; Woibington %,
triib; NorfoIf SO, triib; @otteruS i6,
triib; Gborlotte 81, triib; @ilmington
as, triib; Gborlciton 81, triib; 60
nonnob 60, triib; Sodionpiae 60,
triib; Sipiter y, flar; Sen Welt 70,
fIor; Atlonta As, triib; WontgomerD
56, triib; NepsS Orleans 81, &egen;
YoIcItinc %, triib; @oIpeiton 46,
Hcgcn; Corpus Gbriiti 80; WclnpbiS
81, triib; Cincinnati IS. triib; Eitt6.
burg "a, triib; OSiucgo 16, triib;
Buffalo %, triib; GIeuclono
2S, triib; Detroit 81, flor;
Nlpenn Is, triib; Morquette Is,
triib; Green Dan fl, triib; Chicago
-, triib; Duluth 4, fIor; ct. Bolll
0, flar; Ct. &olliS 16, triib; aanioS.
Gitp 4. flor; Oulabo ,, fInr; 9l.
ron -12, flor; Sismnrd -16, triib;
8iullton is, flor; SABRE 2, triib;
Seleno A, flor; Salt 2afe lS, flor;
Teroer 4, FLAIR; 9tortb Elntte ia,
flar; Googe h fIot; Imurillo s,
triib; Sos IngeIeS 80, triib.
Ser oTcutd d. Imcrifnni.
d. c Sincoln Club" bat Die
.foIgcnoen 9canlten fir 6oS Sobr
1903 erwGblt: Er6iiornt, 2ouis Z.
Meis; 8ice.Yrolioenten. Ihom 2ou.
mann, Ebilipp s. Spangenberg, 8.
Sd)rumm II. ". Sdoub; protofolli.
rcnocr Sefrctar, Sermonn Moien.
tbol; 6inon5iefret0r. s. goporo
Sd)rmann; Sdotmeiiter, 2.Sdeioc;
Collector, q. @m. Stuebr; 5biirbii.
fer, u. &. WtilemSfi; Grcfutip. Gomite:
5ront s. @adttr, GboS. ". Sfirm
SoniS Z. 8eiS, Moan 9ounonn, 8.
Sdeior, o. %. StueDr. g. s. Span.
genberg, Ioom Sermonm S. u. So.
nceft Charles 6euhter. Glg. Wiiin,
9ernbar0 Gieb. 2ouiS Sofimann, 6.
Sinf, j. Zimmerman, Geo. 8illter.
ling, u. 5, Sd)uls Gbeobore aromn,,
u. bon @ps5edi, Senrp Singcnieloer,
Serrnnnn &oientboI. Wnt. 4. 9roe.
ming, :. Scunnrb Soiinlan uno Sac.
Murbad). ,3nm Sf)llib nobm Der
Club cine Hcibe SpnlpotbiebeidIiiiie
ali, Deldle Der camille oes ~peritorbe.
iteIi gr-@oitperneurs Slopo 2oiplloes
iiberlonot iueroen iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

Sotal ........... So3l2.Oo
6ricoerife Mepcr, 6inowiefr.
9ermine S6r0ocr, ShoBm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
Cpfcr icincS Scrntc8.

Ser 5lucitc llnfoIl innrrbol6 elmer
@odc untcr scr tNpcmIe.
Bride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

ncS W%obnbouIcS. Ser Snabe CrIitt
babel ben 9rlrd zines 8eincS. Der
bon 81. &. g. 8eldl 9tr. COZ, Noros
GbarlcsItroBc, cingeridtet muroc.
Nblcben. - Srau Gliiu 6.
Smith @itttuc bon &enru Smith,
itorb gelteru I'M Nltcr bon 10 Su6ren
III ibrer 8o6nung, gtr. 119, Siio-
9roooWup. Sic GinterldBt iiinf Sim.
Der, Srn. 0crrp Smith, JIM, Gttilic
Smitb S. u. Smitb, 6rou Gotb. ~.
8clilagcr uuO Srn. ". q. Smith;
icrner ad)t GuteIfiuocr. Sic mur bic.
le Sabre lang Mtitglieo Der eoorg.
llltb. ct. WnrtuS=air6c mo lpcaen
ibrer @o6ItbGtigfeit befonnt. Die
8ecrbi9ung finoet an nGd)ItenS onns
tag Ntadmittog Itott, un0 Die 9eiict.
sung erfoI9t nllf Scr o2ouoon.Eort-
Gemeterp."
- 6rou Worio 9or6eroing. gSitt.
me 0eS p%erItorbenen Srn. @einrid)
9orderoing, itarb geItern Worgen in
ser 9ebouiung ibre5 S%dJwiegerIobs
mes, Srn. Otto Wtiiucr, 9tr. t4ll,
Noro.Gentro .9(penle, no6 tangent
&eioeu. Sic ipur 81 Sabre oft uno
in @ebr0c, Yropin5 Sonnopcr, an
-
10. Sfto6er 1928 ge6oren. Sor etluo
81 So6ren fam tie nob Imcrifo mo
lieB iif) nit ibrcm 8utterl, &rH.
Seinrid 9orderoing, in Baltimore
nieoer. 2ebterer Itorb Dor etlua IS
Sobren. Sic Dinterldbt Arci Sodter
uno einen Sobn, Srn. Sobn 9. 9or.
deroing ben iuoblbefunnten Solici.
tor Der yWionltmentals9ruuerei FER
ner orei Sdmiegeriobne, Die SS. ct
to Wtiiaer ltno Geo. SolIt IN '@dlti=
more mo oen @utSbeiiBcr ". Gill
iing in 0ebroc, Gelitid)lnno; terner
30 gnfelfinoer mo 5cbn llrcnfcl. 81
re 9eer0igung ftnoct an Son1toB
Nad)mittag INN . l6r ppnl Srolter'
bollie aus ollf Der n9oltimorer Ges
mcterp" itott, rn0 HoItor &. S1lbtr
miro onltiren. gls 9ubrtudtr0ger
iueroen ledS gnfelfinoer Der Serltor'
beneu fungiren, natnlid) Die $50. 3.
Mipelmcper, Sobn uno SoiliS Dor
teroing, Sobn mo InorcoS Sogt II.
GboS. Woonep.
Die 50 Baltimore Sobbing
Gonectioners' Ilpcta'
tion" belt ibre 8%eriommlrllg III
Der .Srhcltrion.Solle," Nr.4OS, gSelt'
2eyin9ton.S troBe, unb erluoblte Iiir
ooS lauienbc Sohr Die fol9enoen DC
onttcn: BrGiiocnt, Sobn $. Goldman;
&ice-ErGiioent, Charles Se6rnlan1;
SefrteGr, 9. y. Stooleman; Sdot-
meiiter, 8. u. 5000; S%ergeontsat=
ArnS, Spbn S. Sitter; Grefltip.Goa
mite: Sobn g. Shocffcr, Sac. 8ep'
Ter, Geo. S. Softer, Sofuaro Wtol.
ming uio g. 6. Waeonodp. IlS Dc
lcgotert 5rr Notionol : Contention,
lueId)e .anl erlten Wontog ill NugltIt
il, Chicago o~becbolten lperoen miro,
lpiirben Die folgenoen Serren er-
m1blt: Sobn g. 2eoerer, Gbos. 6ebr,
mann, @iIliom 81. SiIberg, Sobn $,
Godmon uno Mrtbur 9. 2eague. &r.
60. S. Burns, mnterItiitt bon Sen
$50. 6. s. $. Nicolai uno Sobn Srt.
miller, initoQirtcn Die neilen 9eont-
ten in lire Ientter. llntcr Den ans.
lpGrtieen G1itelL luclte Der Ser.
iomn1lnng beilpobnteiL nnrelt: Sr.
s. S. 6alilbober BON N~aegbenp, go,
Sr. Sreberid Gobl1 bon Ybilooelphio,
ga, Sr. H.. $. 6lenling BON Ybilo.
oelpbia nto !0r. Somes Mc,5cc bon
Baltimore.
Gie ed il SobreS Con.
p~ention Oes 9ereins alnerifoni.
iher llniperiitaten begorm g~eiterl
Nadlmittag in Der nSobns Sopfins'
llniperiit6t."
4r6{ioert Hoocnelt pirb
am 8. SUM bier BET Der Convention
acf sGbriliinn GitDeaoprer5 ciuc
Nebe balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
llntcrhnltnnns . @enmeiier.

IENItfDuIIINgs : gctNIUetItF.
rMtuTi.sliaoemic." = 9iefe gBode: gBriGbt
SUrilter in .3be Sbepbero 4tng".
rGhnies Sbcdtrr." - Ntcic gSudbc: yWlr.
Barnes bon ReusPlOrf".
yDplioanitrnfeu.3b eater." - Siete 0ode:
rTbc ySnHuu gSbo Sio".
.6urn's Epcrnbaus." 49, Eieie g9o6c: Vime.
Sduntnrn+6ein In o9obc'S 9ottcrD".
sYtnrnlnuo. Ebeater." - 9teIe @ohe tigIi4
5iuei Observation-Disclosures
p9leies Auditorium" 9iefe eBode
Buffer Proipn
r9InueH'e Sbeater." 49, Tiefe Mp6e: On ibe
Sulpanee Hioer".
nY9u5artsWidunerdipr," - Sonntae, ben 10.
Snnrnr. groBes NnitcrtIroiten I'M SnrebsRdri".
Eauennerctu Der %bentfdleu Treietutgfeits.
8entetnbe. PIN 16. II. lt1o 1S. Sdniat
grobcs, 2nbrcss 9m'tcrnioupcr int SbuIbaufe an
Der IriritpsSirnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
9os geitcrn cridienenc
@OdrnblQtt
0CS
Oenl|d5ell


cntb0lt luieoeritm cine 6iiQc interei
iantcn &eieItoffeS - ooQit6n0igc
telcgropbiid)e 9eri6tc aus Dem
Sn- ilno IuSIonoe, Die mid)tig.
itcn @reigniiie in Der Staot, i'm
Stoate mo Den an0ren5cnocu
Stoatell, Iolpie coitorieae 8c.
iprebungen Der 3ageSfragen,
Wturft', 8Orienberifte II. |. ~.
Der Freis oeS @odenb(ottc8 nad) ir.
gcno cinem &beiIe Der 8ereinig,
ten Staotcn betr1gt MIR $50
pro Sobr. NodJ europa (ein.
idlieBlid) Forto) $500 pro
Sabr. 8eIteQun9cu bittct man
gu rtd)teu an
Gomuro Ruine,
S%crouSge6cr,
baltimore, MH.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-26
WHAT is
YOUR BOY
W0RTH?

DO you say 1by your actionsl that he
isn't worth a few extra stepsf What
do ron meant hear you say. Just
this. that because your shoe dealer
suits YOU. you take the boy In aud
select from n variety yOu know IL
limited and poor. The dealer says the
boys trade doesn't pay him to carry.
a larger variety. You have not taken
the trouble 10 look about a Hftie-for
that boy Of yours. Do you know that
Waterbury has a big shoe stOreF DO
you know that more shoes 20 out 0f
that store than from any other, aaf
Dodge can buy In Quantities which 81
low purchasing at prices and from
factories who would not sell the
smaller EtoreF Do ron know that
D0dge's Boys Department il an inn
por5ant one and demands your atten-
tisns Look for continuation Of this
boys talk in Wednesdays advertise
meat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-26
THEY BELIEVE IN HIM.
Cleveland Business Men, $50 Strong

Cleveland Business Men, $50 Strong.
Will Visit Rockefeller.
Cleveland. Sept 26.-Bankers, busl.
hess men and manufacturers have or
gained a party of about $50 to cal
upon John ID. Rockefeller at his Forest
Hill home this afternoon Ito thank Mr.
Rockefeller for what he has done for
Cleveland" 1t will be IAN expression
of confidence in him by his fellow citi-
zens, a refutation and disavowal of the
mean things that have been said and
written about him here and elsewhere.
Including the attacks made upon him
by Ida Tarbell."
About ten years ago Mr. Rockefeller
presented Cleveland with what is now
Rockefeller park. In 1896 delegation
of business men and others visited him
at Forest Hill, the party comprising
the late Senator NJ. A. Hanna and Gov
ernor Myron T. Herrick. Those of
that party who are now living and still
at Cleveland have been invited to go
to-day. Governor Herrick fears a pre-
vious- engagement will prevent his
being present. Andrew Squire, one of
Rockefeller's attorneys, will be the
party's spokesman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-26
ONE MINISTER OBJECTS.

Baptist Clergymen, Single Dissenter,
to Honor Gen Patrick A. Collins.
Boston, Sept 26-Only one member
of the Baptist ministers convention
which assembled in Chapman hall yes
terday morning objected to the resolu-
tions on the death of Mayor Collins
presented by the Rev W. B. c. Merry.
chairman of the committee appointed
for the purpose last Monday.
He is the Rev Nathan Bailey of Pea
body and the ground of his objection.
as he stated, to the great regret OF
many of the other members, was that
Mayor Collins was Roman Catholic.
The Rev Herbert Johnson rose and
said:
81 am sure the whole conference re-
grets the remarks as much as | do. If
we do not pass this resolution 1t will
stand as a disgrace to us before this
city,
The resolution was adopted, MIR
Bailey casting the only dissenting
vote.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-26
Renenber

next Monday is election day and every
place In town where ales, wines and
liquors are sold is to be closed tight
all day and that's the predicament
they should be in 365 days each year.
Now, if there happens to be anyone
who doubts our assertion and SAID
doubling "Thomases" are voters, just
let them drop into our store on cleo
ton day and buy glass or two OF our
fresh buttermilk and Judge for them
selves which drink they prefer. Re-
member you need your brain when you
go to cast your vote and we know but
termilk will not muddle that organ,
but we cannot say as much for intoxi-
Gants. However if it Is possible to
get some nice tasting Tea or Coffee
9n that day 1--WE mean the kind we
sell, we say by all means drink it and
zee how much better you'll feel next
morning and if you think it's the best
beverage for all mankind just con-
finue drinking our drinks and fight
shy Of that which is a detriment to
your health, happiness and prosperity.
We continue to give bars of excel
lent Soap with a pound of our war
ranted good quality SOC Tea and our
Coffees are always fresh roasted Our
Butter is Butter and for quality we
know you can't buy. as good for 30
cents per pound. But all we ask is 25
cents per pound, at
nLET AM3C ~ cTNnE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-26
MEETINGS TONIGHT:

Mulcahy council, K. of G.
Naturalists' club.
Myrtle temple, r. S.
Court Oregon, +. of A.
Waterbury lodge, l. o. f.
Court Wolf Tone, r. of A.
Comstock lodge. 1. o. G. I.
Nosahogan lodge l. o. 0. +.
Progressive council o. U. A. NJ.
Waterbury lodge No A. o. U. W.
Companion Court Cecilia NJ. Quigley,
No 265, l. O. F.
Martha Washington council, S. S.
Liberty circle, f. of A.
Team Drivers union.
Carpenters and Joiners' union.
Court Champaign, T. of A.
Ivory Workers union.
Loubet camp, No 11,400, NJ. w. of A.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-26

If you need window glass, put in,
now is the time to look out for 1t.
Cheaper than coal and lasts longer.
At Lakes drug store they will cut 1t
for you any size you wish and deliver
it when requested.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-26
CERTAINLY
| am going down town

I wish you would stop at ]. Us and
bring home a quart of his Rye Whis-
key and a quart of Imported Port
Wine. Yes. but am not going down
as far as Sheehan's. | feel tired after
the week. | know, dear, but you see
you can get both bottles for a dollar,
the same as you pay two dollars else
where, and it's only a couple of min
utes' walk from the center.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-26
CITY NEWS

J, D. c. Murray of South street will
leave Monday to enter the New York
law school. -.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-26
To Whom II
May Concern.

Be II known that the Brass City
Liquor Co carries the largest stock Of
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC WINES
and LIQUORS, and our prices. quality
considered, are the lowest in the city.
IL you have not dealt with us. try us
once. or call up 249-12 and satisfy your.
self that ours is the best family liquor
store in Waterbury.
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK.
Old Rye. sold at J0c this week o.. 35c
Imported Scotch and Irish Wits
kies. sold at $50. this week b.. 800
Monogram Pure Rye. full quarts.
this week .-.........- ...... 50c
Blackberry Brandy sold at jOc.
TINS week -.---.-. ,-.----.... 53c
Orders delivered to any part Of the
city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-28
Reduced RatiOaS.

St. Petersburg. Oct. 27.-Owing to the railroad strike the garrison has been placed on reduced rations of salt meat.
 The coalition council" of the St. Pe- tersburg university, comprising repre- scntatives of both the students and the teaching staff, have issued manifesto calling on the students to exert their whole strength in work both day and night for the revolution to place them selves completely at it's service, and es- pecially to hold the doors of the uni- versity open to all political meetings.
 Twenty representatives of the revo- lutionary committee visited all the St. Petersburg banks to-day and demanded the cessation of work. All of them were arrested in the Russian Bank of Foreign Trade.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-28
ACCOMPLISH NOTHING.
Adjournment of Interstate Commerc

Adjournment of Interstate Commerce Law Convention.
 Chicago, Oct. 27.-Both the Regular"
 and the "Antis'' session of the Inter- state Commerce law convention ad- journed sine die to-day after passing ! resolutions and without making any efforts at reconciliation. As a conse- | quence there will be two regularly or 1 ganized bodies working in the interests 1 of railroad rate legislation. The title
 adopted by the Anti" convention for
 its permanent organization is Federal
 Rate Regulation association, while the
 regulars retain the name Interstate Commerce Law league"
 l The antis elected N. W. Mcleod of l St. Louis, president of it's association, 1 and selected an executive board of vice 1 presidents from the different states rep
 resented The purpose of the federal ! rate regulation association as outlined
 by President Mcleod, are to be similar
 to those of the interstate commerce law 1 league President Mcleod was authoriz- ed to select board of twelve delegates 1 at large to formulate bylaws and rules 1 of the association.
 ] The regular" convention adopted ' resolutions indorsing President Roose-
 velt's plan for federal regulation of
 freight rates by enlarging the powers
 of the interstate commerce commission,
 President Roosevelt fs to be fully in-
 formed of the action taken by the
 league. | At the close of theregular convention
 the executive committee met and or
 ganized the Interstate Commerce Law
 league for the ensuing year. electing
 these officers: Chairhan, E. P. BacoB i Wisconsin; vice chairman, J. F. 'Ho-
 ward, Kansas; secretary, Adolph Null CT, Illinois; treasurer R, S. Lyon, IIli-
 nois. , <N,
 Members of the so-called anti-conven-
 tion protested that they had not come , to Chicago in the interests of the rail-
 roads